Candidate Ocean Which, Had An: Acted Thi Cream of the About Two Years Ago

Candidate Ocean Which, Had An: Acted Thi Cream of the About Two Years Ago

Wednesday, 24, 1943 1 (i TIM E S (PUOSK CHEKKY *m>) March PAGE 26 if 1. 1k O l KVEN 1N ScralrlioN k 1 I»i<*k OSIT R) United Pres* . FAIR GROUNDS Doc'Spears New Tli< lisiiih Whirlaway Tops Braves Are Hit P Track, isnt. as — Lost Holly, Color' First Race Sam Houatnn Second Rare Print mo, LRUc Gay. in For Swim Third Run Magdala Golfer Chuck Egleston, Now Second Lieutenant Flurth Ka<e- Ulib. Thr Chord. By Race—Mi Secret. Maryland Bans All Tank Corps, Comes Home for Visit Field Opening Pp) Loss ol 3 Coach ODT Ze OAKLAWN PARK Trark. lul. COLLEGE PARK, Md., MarcUj First Race Klrv Singer, Four Fifty. INS) I Clarence E. ¦• Hogan, Curtosa, Royal View 24 t —Dr . i Pilot stoat in re, apprart I Players Lady Rent, COLUMBUS, O. March 24- Second Rai-r Mr Dann>. flight football ) */j Best iSpears, colorful top . •' It Downs Darby Wing Blue, to Derby tari <ii Churchill Dunkirk. o' Kabo iI.NSi Swim experts today were Rockne, Travel ... ! Lea. Opal the Knute i . ' _ rival of late By International N»-w » vn l( f Fifth Rara— Nan. Quuzle. * wagering money a* ..I Drr-‘ Tiimu). LEXINGTON. Kv., March 24 even that Ohio Sixth Rarr— Hard Lu will succeed Clark Shaughnessy V irr H .lA4- lh Livery. W ASHING!' N. (INSi Wrights University's Big Thr mn.ioritv of the headache* Seventh Rarr Anna Covrll. Sir Wamn Whirl- State Ten cham- Eighth Olga. coach at ihc University of . INS'- Arr.rrr-;.*_ raring By LIH.XK HAVES major league baseball Rare—Busie Quit, Sweet head away. leading money winning horse pionship swimming team would colli'ctod h> Ever EioprfuL Maryland. The "Kentucky Derby to- c • iici Eglesionr paid the •-port magnates as they altempt to field) I of tin' world, mp' thr field of eligi- take the most highly-pri/ed plum Sjirars was head roach at Uni- {loomed It-wm-d rb' tnT’-’T* (Trpartment a quick visit yes ter* Hi K 1 l>ase- rta\ wa* for the ol the indoor tank season—the teams for another wartime Klein Beats Bad Man versity of Toledo for a decade color thi- year s run- home a ble' nominated Phixmix rational fi*r day . Chuck is on National Collegiate Athletic As- ball .season, paled into insignifi-, won over Eddie During tiv* famed Rochnc era at ring M 1 Handicap which will highlight Louis Klein or > >hort ivc 1" c< h hratr his jiro- sociation til comparison Spears hcfid4*d the a pro- h Kernel,and’' le. eance today in with "Bad Man” Lewis in their Fair- Notre Dame. Under wartime first day of racing The Buckeyes will play host to University Minnesota s Gophci*. .mnu :rved by the Office ol motion to second iirutcnnnt In‘ the aclu- developed by IJt*b Quinn, wrestling match last of fiim at Churchill Downs Saturday. swim meet in Braves. view Gardens raring the tank ... He received lus this year's NCAA president of the Boston r,tm- Transportation. all cold** Rent ( KK4HI t*i c Saturday at t ort April 10 tlie spacious Ohio State University threw three fast strikes! night. Frankie Hart and Dual Herr> arnuic* ll I towns except enmission last * Fate trawl to I’hcrl he was for The Detroit Times to l» . j/A Friday Saturday. no Lois;.»Vjij(’ . V«ill’llremember Chuck HL. natutorium and past Quinn and it looks like La Be lie drew and there from t'.< area, will in Knox Other Calumet Farm nomina- mmll«sl to your man in th# p «. e*t ir*r h***T nmamrr potters’ Missing lrom the scone will he will have to search for replace- tall in the opener between Harold tions include the outstanding Ken- defending Yale, Max West, I *er\lre. y famed cunt in i he state before ho enlisted the champion. ments for outfielder Chaundy and Steve Nenoff. In pr or ar> the tucky Derby candidate Ocean which, had an: acted thi cream of the about two years ago. because of war-lime trans- infieldcr Billy Myers and catcher Gammon, of Wave, crack stakes filly Mar- portation difficulties, elected not ration ' horse enthusiast? to wit- Cpl. Hamid L son ihe Ernie Lombardi. William Gammon, and Quicnes, 5-yeat-old to Ms West passed physical nrv> th« r c' renowned pomp and Mr. and Mrs. F. Kell a defend title. his final MARRIAGES—BIRTHS—DEATHS heraldry the lb J'i Brush. Highland Bark, was campaigner in the barn ol Trainer Nineteen schools have entered examination and will r»*|>ort to the of turf. Jones. .i member of the championship Ben A. 91 swimmers in this years meet. army Friday: Myers, former Cin- no ».\a;rrio.N basketball team at Camp Bolk, Only two other owners nom-. Three are as far away a' the west cinnati and Chicago Cub employe DIVORCES roast, namely College the who . more one was . inated than horse i ach. of purchased from Los Pi:' OPT I'' rector Joseph Ea't- La. team fiom the 35th Gutsteln, Herbert M Woolf, < University Saturday, de- Anna 2701 Blaine r ar i: • i«* it rlt-ar war transporta- armored infantry division, ended Kansas t> Pacific, the of Cali- Angeles last has BIRTHS Carrie Be •¦•tnbnrak' 12324 l^iarvat. turfman, Pig fornia and University. rided to up baseball, and Camline 41232 Mlnhigar t»cvn t:*ee-s:t*es must have their a IT-game winning sti* ak compiled named Tails and Stanford give ROT* lUael rep- po\* Nellie ami-thernß'in. 23464 Tawaa. 6s-y by the Complement five in Cont radii ion. Thomas B. Cromwell Other schools which will be Lombardi. National League hat- were born tot Park effect on the car-old tradition Station Wllahir* of resented Texas A- to retain lona Sorrunrr. luftfU Nnrma 14144 Tamm*. they Lexington Forexic and M.. nng champ, Ltndouiat they already hav* on the Ro'e the linal*. 28 1o 2’7 . Later named include A. threatens A ima Hughey. 1*36 Mullett* (»Ther plant. Josephine Viola 3704 Mark and *ports rlaxnrv defeated the Raider air base team Bovrland. nominators were Columbia. De Pauw, lowa. Michi- his job in a defense Doraielle 1 ogan. 651 Km*. Williams J>">w- other Algei Kvelvn 21*7 Hi Jean has a of .’’2 consecu- Brownell Combs Dearborn Stable. gan State. Michigan, Massachu- Although General Manager Ruth Lowery. 1011 i Dnrothv Goskelln 120*.', Longview ODT enlisted the railroads that hail record Alfrrda Bowen. 3617 W Hancock 908 C. College, Minnesota, Gallagher the- R-antley. Epwoftll (Mary Walker. Kitchener jti an agreement to make no re* tive wins .B was the only (HICK Mrs E. iJenrmark. A. Ernst. setts State James T. announced Censhio **.'.S j 2*74 Hardmg EGLESTONE Cathrart, 4'.3 Harper Mildred rsetimke 20 for of the the Greentree Stable. Hal Price Head- Penn State. Princeton, Purdue Cubs are not bothered by holdouts, Gniei* . R*i iha *>»•. 1343', Conun (twin). sen at."ns. pnor to April defeat reason for an l-annie Merriwcaiher 13*36 G'-ddard * Hi Auton April squad. ley. Peterson and Childs. J W and Syracuse. such athlete 1 as outfielders Lou 57V7 Beectiwsod [ Rosa Redmond. ft*'2l travel to Louisville from 26 base Leo Mildred Grandlson. FJHngion. knew at Wavne . Macdon- Rodgers, and M. coach Nicholson and Lnavaiua Martin '.4f. Harmon Lola 26* Frederick. to May 1. inclusive or for return V. Columbia! of I»etroit Allen T. Simons Mike Peppc. of Ohio's Nuvikoff and Bill Huntington mad W txls 424 Hendiie Paul ell s son. Robert, is taking prelim- vwjm McCullough Mn r\ Lauve 26011 Cleora 1 rax el out of Louisville on May was advanced to lust lieutenant Wexier. "greatest mi n g team in catcher Civile were Hunttngtoa Wood*. | Ida Hampton *7* Farnsworth training at Miami Beach. Birmmg- Angelene lirefory, Beds, Oroase transport inary years." Michigan University conspicuous by their absence at Anita Huntington, *M W Maple. 1312 rd. I . at the air command. thinks Pirllit e He Wayne lad. John, the mist opposition Lick, lid., where Manager ham Earlier, tfv. railroads had been Camp Luna N M. ... rom- Another will provide French Marv cannon, 16735 Si«»ut Helen Wilson. 0334 Mavburv Grand football is his W. Vrrw.r Lorraine Cook 10 Amherst lane. Dakr- red not to rate special j»eied in sandloi baseball and *oft- Faugh, halfback ori for the Buckeyes. The Wolver- Jimmy Wilson drilling play- Vrlva Hand. PVft ©rck of* star, S«ra K< 1 'din. 32X1 Clement* hom team and freshman tiack has who frni'hrd srennd in the ers on a golf course. Till) trains or additional sleeping car or hall and b*wled on three cham- 1,500 Women Aid ines. ¦Prnrl Hauser ITVHI NMrthla* n t.aura Brown Elmhurst. here completed his course at Miami Big meet, ‘Die at the Cub camp Anne F.lr<>t. I*2*s Han Juan drive. Jane Have- 7437 Oakland coach services lor the I>rrby. pionship clubs ... He came Ten defeated the Burks absentees along . Now to six infielder Man Rirr 16016 Ohio. lAi-erme Hanke »«64 F.um Following out program. Gamsey, Ala., by way of Beach and moved twice in dual meets. were reduced after rent ' Foster, Ft AuliK the from College Th< K"rh. SSI* Crane Rutii 137* - ho is at . Stu Martin, pitcher Dick 'Kew- juantia North, Highland. Highland Caroline Mature, lllu C*:\crt. Eastman ha* wnt Inters to out Pi-nsacola. Fla ... He received his Erskine 303 corps Kip Harding ol the \Vayn« ).¦!'i and rookie George P»»k Helen ft'iopelie.

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