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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 18. 1944 20 a NarraganseH Card Six Football Veterans Back For West Catholic Drills Schools fo Vote On New Rules Marine Nine Beats Penn, 11-7 A Form Nar'ganselt Washington Marandy 17 Boss Bull 15 Mossv Lake 16 Troop Train 11 Valdina Irene 6 Head Flight 10 Waltzawav 30 Liberty Flight 21 First Com'and 11 Wildebeest 20 Meandyou 4 Black Market 3 Flythecoop 34 Nararresc 30 Ladies First 8 Nostalgia 6 Orcus 4 Controversy 6 Wake Robin 16 Prince Sang 14 Picket Line 12 Stitch Again 11 Rough Man 9 Vhhuh 8 Float Me 14 Observer 23 Gwennle's Pal 13 Strombus 8 Jamoke 7 Sis Baker 7 Tstu 30 Foreign Agent 29 Troth 5 Wise Admiral 14 Magdala 5 Alfa 3 Culrngorn 18 Plplad SB Helen Mowlee 16 Kiev Lee 8 Copin 7 Amy's Third 5 Brown Flower 23 Active 23 Hastv Wire 9 Starcress 18 Ovando 6 Paducah 4 Camden Sarnfoa (At Belmont) Barbara's Girl 18 Lanceron' 16 Elmo Grier 14 Prepossessing 17 Tragedienne 16 Buzncuzn 6 "Rampart 22 Bel fond a 13 In The Purple 7 Gallantly Copcabana PrincessR1L; First Gun Tudor King Morani 13 13 6 19 15 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Rouge Dragon 22 Mercator 12 Knights Quest 9 Mother Tongue 19 Sun Lady 17 Nomadic 7 "MlsiTnrum'nd 26 Mrs. Ames 16 Weytw'd Belle 4 True North 38 Ariel Lad 8 Cassis 7 Modest Lad 32 Rath Roman 11 The Chief 2 County Cork 20 RomanGlory 20 Play Show Conrad Mann 24 Cashnboy Pok Shade Eilemifee Banyan Gold River 15 7 3l 7 Alflns 34 Harford 12 Rod Rosette 2 Tedious 19 Court Bl'helm 12 Faust 2d 7 Saros 30 Late Dawn 11 Rough News 3 1 Indicates on Best youngest of the boys under his guidance.

He does not predict another Catholic League title nor the retention of the city championship but does say that his boys will be hard to beat. And don't forget no Burr team has lost to a Catholic League rival since 1940, a stretch of 28 games. Last year's team was undefeated with 10 wins including the grand climax with Northeast High School for the city crown. Only three regulars have returned while the 1944 list also includes three other letter winners. Co-captains Mike Bogan and Bob Connor and Joe Dougherty were the lads who helped to win the title, the former at end and the latter two in the backfield.

Frank McCartney, end; George McAndrews, guard, and Jim Burke, center, were the other letter-men. These win form the nucleus of the JOVFS. Aug. 15. 1944.

THEODORE husband of Mary F. Jones (nee Greenei. of 38 E. Hortter aged 37. son of Bertha and the late Edward A.

Jones. Relatives) and friends are Invited to attend srvte. 2 P. from Funeral Home uf Mrs. Wm.

T. Rose, Arn.U at. Inf. Nor; a Cedar Hill Cemetery. Viewing Frklny evening.

7 to a HENAS. Flint road. North Wales. Pa Aug. 1944.

EMMA, wife of A.loif Kenas, aN 74 years. Servii-es at Iwr residence. Fimt rd. near Eureka. Pa oa 3 P.

M. Int. Whitenwsb Memorial Para. Viewing Friday evening. KIRK PATRICK.

Aug. Ifi CLARA KIRKPATRICK. late of 1208 N. 15th st. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral.

2 P. from the Strrgfiekl 1937 N. Broad st. Int West Laurel Hill Cem. Friends may call 7-3 P.

M. LANIOAN. In Italv. June 26, 1944. PFC.

EDWARD son of Francis L. and Helen C. Laniean nee Tighe1. 21 years. Solemn Requiem Mass.

St. franria Assisl Church, Aug. 19, TO A.M. I.EDDY. Aug.

Ifi. 1944. ANNIE G. Int Brennan beloved wife of Michael J. Leddy.

Relatives an" friend are invited to funeral, 8.30 A. at her late re? 134 Oxford st. Solemn Requiem Mass. Church of the Most Preckius Bioori Oar Lord, 10 A. M.

Interment Holv Cem. Viewing Friday after 7 1 tEONETTI. Aug. 17. 1944.

CARVEL-LA. wife of the late Joseph. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral. 9 from her late residence. N.

W. eor. 12th and Moore sts. Solemn Mass, St. Nicholas Church.

10 A. JC Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. LITTLE. Killed in France. Jutv 10.

1S44. JOHN son of John Llt'le. Sr. of 2S18 Memphis st. Solemn High Requiem Mass at St.

Anne's Church. Memphis and Lehigh, on Aug. 19, at 9 A. M. MrCWOSHAN.

Aug. 16. ALICE MA GEE. wife of Peter H. McCrossan.

ReUt-ves and friends are invited to funeral. Sal S30 A. from her bite residence. L39 Duval Gtn. Solemn Mass of Requiem.

St. Madeleine Sophie 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Aug. 16, 1944. ELLEN aged 13 years daughter of James P. and Marguerite M. McDowell (ne Clsacvi Relatives and friends are invited to the Garden S.ai.c Chart Public-minim.

Inc. Kaelng Form.) N. AI G. 17. WEATHER CLEAR.

TRACK Cnpyrtslib 1944. ky Trismcle GARDEN STATE PARK. CAMDEN FAST. FIRST KACF Claiming: three-vear-olds and up: six furlongs. Purse $15(10.

Net values S975. 515. $75. Winner Br. 6.

hv Catalan-Ozone. Claiming. $1500. Owner E. M.

O'Brien. Trainer W. Prickett. Starters Wt. P.P.

St. 4 Ebro Rare -314 1(4 -104 109 -1)4 31 5 3 10 7 1 3 3 8 6 4 10 9 2'H 4d 7 6' 5'i 3(1" 9' 8'Vi 11 1" 5 2 7" 1(1" 84 Alimony Neutrality Stvx Horkev Hi anion Point 107 Nick 114 AnvwiT iih The Killer 114 7 11 Smart Brigade 109 6 11 1 1 A-W. s. Shirk ley and Hliches etllrv Str. 1" 3 2 7' 8' 1(H Fin.

Jockey Win Place Show Odds '4 2k 3" 4hS 51 7 Kl 11 Breen 7.10 3.90 2.90 3.90 3.90 2.55 Snellings 6.4(1 3.90 6(H) Wall Reckrr Gonzalez Boi'NCll 'ampbcll Mnm McCoy Src.ca ti. 40.60 22 6(1 4. 911 1405 47.60 6.70 365 36.25 Post: 2.36. Off: 2.37. I.

Daily double pool: Time: 1.12 3 5 me. Jerry Jim. uvcr- and up: six furlongs. Purse $1800. Net 2t I II Start rood from gate, won driving, place sume.

Handle: 963.R7U. STiiU-hed: ligmore. Miss Dflense. Well Kapli wrignt: Alimony i SEOONn HACK Claiming: three-vear-olds values 41350. $350.

$2X1. $100. Inner B. c. 4.

bv Pompev-Scalpel. Uiaim-Ing. $2000. Owner Victory Stable. Trainer M.

Buxton. 0 1 i new team, averaging aDout ns pounds. Connor is the team's triple-threat star in the backfield while wingback position is resolving into a Dattie between Reds Bagneii, of basketball fame, and Bill Young, while the blocking back will be selected from Bob McOarvey and Don Dougherty. Ilostcr of Players Plavrr Mike iiogan Iinl) Connor Fmnk McCartney Knmk iinwiy John Ctrsulk Jim Burke George McAndrews Krunk McGirmui Reds Ragnell Bob McGarvey J'e Dougherty Frank McCarthy Francis Gorrell Tom McCloskey John Bogan Tom McGill Don Dougherty F.u Kane Larry Clarke lAni Pecora John O'Brien Frank Joe Ma toll a Jack Farrell Jerry Kane Dave Young Jack MarAleer Frank DiConcini George Faust Bill Hurley Hill Henrkks Oorpe Coagrove Bill Coffey Bill Ware Charles Buck lev A Wen Du Pont Tom Keane Bill Ambrose Frank Carroll Joe Delaney John White Tom Feeney Joe Houlihan George Lorkwood stan ISeurorki Jim O'Connor Iaul Dougherty pros- Yrs. Pos.

Wt. lit. exp. K. 170 Ml B.

155 fMHi 1 K. 170 VI 1 14 1 1 174 r-fo 1 C. 1H S-ll 1 G. 177 5-11 1 B. 170 5-11 1 B.

160 5-08 1 E. 169 6-00 G. 160 5-07 T. 180 5-11 -ice e. -i 1 Cj.

B. ir4 5-05 B. 3 65 5-09 B. ISO 5-08 1. 1W) 5-11 1 B.

14 5-07 T. 17 5-1(1 E. 151 6-00 B. 142 5-06 B. 142 5-OH T.

172 6-1)2 B. irVS 5-W G. 147 5-CIS 171 5-09 B. 13H 5-OK 1H5 6-01 T. 162 5-11 K.

175 6-02 E. ISO 5-10 B. 152 5-10 c-E. 155 5-07 G. 167 5-10 B.

142 5-06 B. 149 5-08 B. 145 5-OT a 152 5-09 1 B. 165 5-09 G. 161 5-09 T.

180 5-11 G. 164 5-06 B. 150 5-08 (This is the first in a series on scnooiooy jootoau By KEN HAY To talk to Bob Dougherty, West Catholic High School football coach, as he sent the Burr lads through their pre-season paces at 49th and Market yesterday, one wouldn't pain a hint that he and his squad were the supreme target of all the other coaches and their teams in the Catholic League. The happy-go-lucky (but -with a serious vein) former University ol Pennsylvania all-round athlete goes about his duties with a confidence that seems to inspire even the ATHLETICS vs. ST.

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CEKTXCCT 9 pm! LQijiiMOi, itMULii i Starters Wt. P.P. St. 34 Str. Fin.

Jockey Win Place Show Odds Stylus 113 4 8 7 5" 21 l1 Breen 13.80 7.30 4.50 5.90 Rocket Gal 1 12 7 6' 4 5 2' BorSell 9.60 5.90 5.70 Victory Blue H8 10 1 2" 2' 3" 3H Root 6.30 8.15 Topping 1(14 11 6 14 41 Sc'thonri 8.95 Liison 115 7 4 4' 3' 4a 5 Meade 4.10 War Art 120 10 10" 8,, 7 Wall 23.20 Pomnev Corners -1(16 6 9 9h 1(H 9 7V Jemas 20.55 Hiccup 112 8 2 8' 7' 6' 8' Dodson 8.75 Bloodhound 117 1 5 S' 9' 10 9 Madfien 26.75 Gun Bearer 120 5 3 3M ti KM lit' McCoy 6.30 Grand Fortune KI8 2 11 IT 11 11 11 Score 41.50 November 112 3 12 12 12 3 12 Mora 35 2( Time: 1.12 3-5. Post: .1 OR. Off: :t.08. Start cood trom gate, won driving, place 1 1 Sunset Boy. Overweight: Rocket Gal 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 STVECS rlt MA.

80 F4R 2.Mi six furlonps Purse $1800. Net values X. bv War Admiral-squeeite. osiict Str. Fin.

Jockey Win Place Show Odds l'V 2 3' 4 5k 6 7'H Ml 10 12 Rienr.l McCoy 4.90 350 5.60 T4 '4 8Vs 9H KnaDP Dodson Mora -Wall Sc'thorn Luther -Kirk Jemas W'Hhler Kirkland Start good mm gate. won riving Sis. Fairvtime. Tintatiim. Rough Shower.

six furlongs. Purse S2(K)0. Net values 2. try Menow-Clonnie. Claiming.

$t)O0O. Hirsch. Str. Fin. JK-kev Win Place Show Olds 2 90 1.45 4.5(1 6.30 7.60 22 75 5.55 14.95 30.00 9.90 55.85 9.

85 24.45 31.30 95.15 place 0 same. Handle: $99,347. Scratched; 2. Hiccup 4. IV4II.Y IIOl BLF F.BRO AND TIIIRO HACK Maiden two-year-okl tlLlles; 5I1SO.

StAUK Slim, winner n. Rock Hill Farm. J. p. Jones.

Starters Wt. P.P. St. War Strategy 117 War DamseL 117 Miss Neddie 117 2 11 7 4 6 10 3 5 8 12 1 9 6' 10' 1 7H 2 8V4 4" 3 5 12 11 1' 9 3-J 7 3 5 1 6 2 8 30 4 Ladv Annie 117 Tacaro Identy 117 6 5' 3" 4Vi 12 10 4 1 11 Sun Fly 117 Keheub Kav 112 Bvrn's Baby 117 African Star 117 Hera 117 Four Ooeens 117 Talasea 117 9 11 Time: 1.13 4-5. Post: 3.38.

off: 3. 39 'A. same. Handle: $120,641. SiTatrhed Relheub FOl'RTH RACE 'laiming: two-vear-olds: $1350.

$350. $200. $100. Winner B. Owner River Edge Farm.

Trainer Starters Wt. P.P. St. Pin Up Girl -113 -m Sheltie Hammer-Lock Klar Red -107 -TOH Penny Pincher 110 Home Front 104 Haniiy Buckie 116 Tlntrel 308 Limehouse 116 Ouatre Call 113 Time: 1.1.1 Post: "andle: 4.09. Off: 4.11.

Start High North. 4 7 3 6 12 3) 11' Max 9 3 2'Vi 21 5 4 4" 4V, 7 7 5" 5' Mi 4 6 8 8' 6'H 5" 4 30 9' 8' 3 11' 1 8 6 7'H "'4 10 2 3 3' 6' 1 5 6 9 2 9 "10 10 10 0 0 0 pects.) 3" 1 Jemas 1L20 6.10 4.90 4.60 2 Borsell 5.50 3 90 4.2i 4 3' Spellings 8.00 17. (XI A' Knapu 12.70 5M Meade 5.50 1' 6' Sc'thorn 2.95 7' Root 2125 8H Kirkland 13.20 Dminon 33.15 10 Breen 36.25 FIFTH RACE Claiming: three-vear-olds: six furlongs; chute. Purse $2000. Net values 1350.

$350. $200. SKX). Winner Blk. 3.

hv Ariel-Tiddlewink. Claiming, $3500. Owner Howe Stable. Trainer P. M.

Burch. Starters Wt. P.P. St. Plane Shadow 116 6 6 5 4 Record March 116 5 2 3'H Valdina Infant 116 2 3 1" 1 Roval Step 112.

3 1 2" Elcan 105 4 4 6 6 Twink Shot 112 15 3' 5" Time: 1.12 2-5. Postr 4.39. Off: 4 40H. iiandie: J1.4. Scratched: wnicn Ace.

2' 4 5 6 SIXTH RACE The Conner River: three-vear-oMs; values $1850. $7(0. S-'Hi. $150. Winner Ch.

Owner Max Hirsch. Trainer Owner. 1ST $1500; claiming; maidens; 5H x-Vnldlna Ireno Dnv berry Klttobetiert Mossy take Certina 106 Marandy 115 118 X-Vald. Haven 110 115 I'reclous Gem 111 118 Fordunna 111 111 Make fast 113 SO $1500: claiming; maidens; 3 and up; 6 f. x-Waltz Away Doodle Bur Northern Light Nats Reward First Command Vain Pursuit Wlngspar Burgoo Lady 302 Tomponla lOS Resolution 10S flame Opal 103 Str Bogie 112 Gatineau 110 Meandyou 312 Lem's Baby 103 115 108 103 112 llo 120 103 3n $1500: claiming: 3 and up: 6 Peach Cobbler 107 x-Ladies First 105 Bright and Early 113 Orcus 115 Fair Call 115 XUancc Step 105 113 After Time 102 110 x-Kly the Coop 115 310 Prtmarllv 115 115 Jack's Girl 110 103 H-Y-Rickey 115 All Free I'eKKy Sliver x-Lii-htfoot Lee Fly Whisk x-Merry Rhyme 4TH $1700; claiming: 3 and up; 6 f.

Hi Gold 115 Picket Line 115 Easy Blend Rough Man X-Templet x-Brodear Wake Kubin HTH $1800; Float Me In Balance x-Railroader Eaglestone Carbon Black Indian Trace Camera Man Madame Mamie 115 CopywriKht 117 Peace Fleet 97 Jack Dove 110 'J racelette 117 Jorie Mar 3 6 1: 112 Alptrrt 107 Maybe Miss 315 Gwennie's Pal 112 x-Prince Puck 10 Snafu 117 Jamoke 112 Psychic Rate 112 115 120 307 315 112 109 104 112 115 li K4 112 8TM $2000; 3 and up; 11-16 TroUi llo x-umoiiiragea 105 Sir Kid lib x-Arestino 110 a-Guerryton lla Boy Soldier 315 Taiu 115 Cyrus P. 115 Nediana 115 x-Mmna's Agent Free Dutch 107 Might Be 112 Procla 110 Magdala 112 x-MKlnltht Rider llo a-Link lla a-S. xjernstein entry. 1TH $1500; claiming; 3 and up; 1 1-16 m. x-Melen Mowlee 110 x-Copln 3()S ltrlman 117 Marks Prmce 113 1 12 Cairngorm 1 I I 120 ifiltlist OuV Dai liy Uonna Junco Sparrow Chirp BTH $151X1; claiming; 4 and tip; 13-16 m.

iuisty Wire 113 lefnse Uond 113 Roman Hero ll.i HrorHde 10.1 x-Culoeye 11J III 31J lirown lower llo Vvaouy Jij liudded 113 Li ma Day Hi tilraifjlit Lead JU uvando Jlj X-Cliant Thru 108 x-b pounus apprentice allowance. Died ATTAXASIO. Aug. 15, 1944, ANTON-E'l'lA, wile of the late Vincent. KelaUves and irienas are invited to the tunerai, A.

at daughter's resalenre, HUt S. lth st. Sik'mn Kequiem Mass. Annunciation B. V.

M. tiurcn, 11 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

lewint el. eve ItARIt. un Auk. 15. of 740T, Onrldire Hurholr.ie.

WiLUAM husband of Uertha Hard. Relatives and lriends are invited to attend funeral, 11 a J. W. Dean it Son, YWHJ Oxford Vw Chase, Ptula. Int.

Lawnview Cem. viewing Friday evening. BAVI.IK. Aug. 16.

MARY FISHKR. aged H8 years, widow ot AiUiam S. Uay-Iie. at the residence of her a-in-4aw. Hartley C.

Heuter, 19tia Sterling su uneral service, era 2.30 p. at Kirs. IN ice bJUl Oennantowa ave. Int. private.

BEXDKR. Aug. 15. or 1214 N. Howard ANNA MAY, wile of Andrew J.

Bender I nee Single). Relatives, friends and all organizations of wnicn sne was a member, are invited to services. 2 P. Parlors of Edward Mack, i)66 N. 5th St.

Int Hillside Cem. Viewing t'ri. eve. BI.M8UN.-Aag. 16.

1944, at his home. Bysher Fiourtown, KOBEKT, husband of Esther Bimsrm tnee Haag). ueia uves ana inenas invited to the serv ice, 10 A. 1L, at Kirk Nice's. bJOl i.ermantown ave.

interment, Reading, Pa. r'riends may call Friday evening. nl.AKK. Suddenlv. Aur 1.

of 1I8 W. Goilirey VV'ALTErt E. BOYO), husband of Emma Haeussner Blake. Relatives and friends are invited to the service, 1 P. at the Gtn.

Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan, Oguntz und Chetien aves. Int. Ijeverington Cera, r'riends invited Fri. eve.

BONN Kit. Aug. 16. CATHERINE widow of John and mother of John Homier and Airs. Joseph F.

Donm-an. Relatives and Iriends are invited to lu-neral. Sat. 8.30 A. residence.

5317 Chester ave. Solemn Mass et Requiem. Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament, 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Cera. BKOSSMAX. Aug. 15. of 824 Sen-ill Yeadon.

JACOB R-. husband of Julia E. Brossman. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. 2.30 P.

from the Yerkes Funeral Home. 7031 Woodland ave. Int. Arlington Cem. Friends may call Fri.

eve. BrCKIl S. Aug. IT. MARY wife of Ihe late Philip Bucklus, agi-d 88 years.

Relatives ami friends are invited to services. 2 P. MeChirg'i Funeral Home. Harrison Fkd. Int.

East Cedar Hill Cem. Suddenlv. at Woodbridge, N. Aug. 16.

1944. GEORGE husband of the late Emma Atgar Bussinger. Services Sat-. 11 A. at the Felty Funeral Home, Int.

Hatboro Cem. DAIXIN. At her home. 1250 S. 24th on Aug.

15. 1944. BERTHA, beloved wife of Daniel W. Dallin. Relatives and friends are invited to the service, on Saturday, at 2 P.

at Oliver H. Bail's. 1K20 Chestnut st Interment Kermvnod Cemetery. Friends may call at 1S20 Chestnut Fri. eve.

DKEtiAN. On Aug. 15, of 4400 N. 3d MAT'iUBW husband of the late Josephine Deegan nee McLean Rela tives and friends invited to funeral 8.30 A. Funeral Home of Lewis H.

Swift, fif.00 Oguntz ave. High Requiem Mass. Church of the Incarnation. 10 A. M.

Int. New Cathedral Cem. Viewing 7.30 to 9.30 P. M. IkOHKRTY.

Aaf. 15. 1944. of 1923 S. 57th KDWAItD.

husbaml of the late Margaret Kennedy IVihertv, and father of Rev. Edward N. Dohcrty. of Atchison. Kansas.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral. 9 A. from the home of his daughter, Mrs. John W. Donahue.

209 W. Lancaster Wayne. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Katharine's Church, 10 A.

M. Interment Holy Cross. Friends invited Friday evening. noiC.HEUTl'. Aug.

15. CHARLES of fi2 N. Farson husband of Mary Donghertv (nee Hopko) and father of Mother Marv Edith. S. II C.

J. Relatives and friends are tnvtted to funeral. A. John P. Donohue sV Son.

5-asl Market St. Solemn iti-qutetn Mass, Our lady of Victory Church, lit A. M. Int. Holy Cross.

Friends may call Fri. eve. 14, MARY (nee Caill. wife of William J. F.gan and sister of Sister M.

Bridgid. Sister of St. Joseph. Relatives nnd friends are invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A.

from her late residence. Gaul st. Solemn Requiem Mass. Church of St. Ann, 10 A.

M. Interment New Cathedral Cemetery. FARRELL-June 27, 194-1. killed In action over France. 1st Lieutenant JOHN of 3229 Tampa husband of Agnes son of Harry V.

A Ciertrude nephew of Rev. Aloysius F. X. Farrell. Relatives and friends are invited to Solemn Requiem Mass Aug.

19th, at 10 A. Ascension Church, and Westmoreland sts. FENTOV. On Aug. 15.

1944. E. MINER, husband of Sue R. Kenton, of 567 Strath-more Brookline. Del.

Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to the service on Friday, at 7.30 P. at Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st Interment at Siloam Vincland, N.

on Saturday mo.ning. FITZGEKA Aug. 15. 1944. CATHERINE M.

FITZGERALD. Funeral from Ruth Son's. 8413 Germantown A. M. Solemn Requiem Mass.

St. Vincent de Paul Church. 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre. Friends call Fri. eve. liANTER. Aug.

15. MARIE CECELIA fnee Aura-'keri. widow of Louis Ganter. Helatives nnd friends, mem tiers of Peace Preshv. Church are tnvited to services, 2 P.

late resliienc-e 21)15 S. Norwood st. Int. Fernwood Cem. Friends may call Friday evening.

GUI I. It'll. Aug. lfi. or B314 Lawndnle ROBERT, husband of Katherina Gru-luh.

Relatives, friends and emtiloves Heinti Mfg Invited to funeral. A. Brenner Funeral Home. 1532 N. 4th St.

Hieh Mass at St. William's Church. 10 A M. Int. Holv Sepulchre Cem.

Friends may call Fri 7-10 P. M. If AlilllGAN. Aug. 15.

PATRICK, husband of Ellen Haddigan (nee Cannvl. Relatives, friends. Holv Name Society, employes of General Baking invited to funeral. 8.30 A. late residence.

C026 Chestnut st. Solemn Reouiem Mass, St. Carthage Church. 10 A. M.

Int. St. Denis' Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve.

HAMILTON. Killed In Fnrrland. July 19. CORP. JOHN son of John and Marian Hamilton, tWB S.

4th st. Solemn Requiem Mass. SL Francis de Sali-s A.M. HANSON. Aug.

lfi. 1944. EMMA willow of Samuel J. Hanson (nee Seifert), of ri54 Hermitage t. Funeral si-rvlces 2 P.

at the Whiteman Funeral Home. 433 Lyrum a v. Friends rail 7-9 P.M. HK4.I.Y.- Aug 16. of 2251) S.

Darlen CATHERINE K. nee Callaghan). wife of the Isle Patrick J. Ilcnly Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral A. Parlors of John A.

Healey, 23112 S. 12th st. Solemn Mass of Hiipitem, Epihany Church. 11 A. M.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. HKNNING. Of 17 Penna. Broox-line. Del.

on Aug. 15. 1944. ESTHER widow of William S. Henning, Sr.

Relatives and friends are invited to the service on Friday at 2 P. at Oliver Rtir's. 1or Chestnut t. Int. private H1NTHMFFE.

Aug. Ifi. 1944. at Baltimore. JAMES huabnnd of Elizabeth Hlnchliffe.

Services, 2 P. 1953 N. Broad st. Viewing Friday evenlna. HOUjOWAY.

Aug. 16. MABEL wife of Harrv A. Holloway, of 410 Win-field Tipper Darbv. Relatives and friends are invited to services.

Sat. 11 A. Funeral Home of Andrew J. Pair Son. 3923 Chestnut st.

Int. West l-aurrl Hill Cem. Friends may call 7-9 P. M. Suddenly, on Aug.

Ifl. 1914. JAMES husband of Msrv Weber Hutchinson, of ltx7 N. Robinson St. Service, on Saturday, at 2 P.

at Oliver H. Balrs. 1S20 Chestnut t. Interment ML Morlah Cemetery. JOFRGElt.

In France, Feb. 28. 1944. Tsc.T KARL son of Karl and Sonhie Joereer. aged 21 vears.

Solemn Re- 1 1 quiem Mass, St. Ludwig's Church, 2t)th and Master 9 A. R. at of 3i A. 8 7 Starters Wt P.P.

St. i White Paper 114 7 Hv All 111 2 Still Life 111 5 Safety Match 114 1 Snorting Guy 119 6 Mabel Dauber 114 4 Hippomenes 114 3 Time- 1.11 2-5. Post: same. Handle: $14L690. 1 4 5 3 7 2 6 5.07.

I'H 4 6A. 3 7 "hd 5Vi Off: 1' 3' 54 6'H 44 5.08. The Public High School Conference football coaches will meet Sept. 11 or 12 to dsucsuss the new rules recently adopted by the Eastern Intercollegiate Football Association, Henry Brachhold, chairman of the conference football committee, said last night. Brachhold indicated the conference would adopt the changes.

II so, these schools would be able to meet members of the P. I. A. A. and the Catholic League without serious complications.

The P. I. A. A. for several years has used the National Federation of High Schools rules, which permit forward passing from any point behind the line of scrimmage.

The Catholic League adopted this last winter. The Interacademlc League coaches will probably meet In mid-September to adopt the changes. The next regular meeting is sched uled for Oct. 1, but Secretary Donald MacCormick said last night that the coaches woul4 probably meet earlier. Most of the coaefhes of both groups are out-of-town, but Ray Keegan, coach of the championship Episcopal TcRdemy team, and Wns Hackman, West Philadelphia High School, voiced approval.

Keegan has played under the new rules and said it made no difference in the final outcome, but believe the faater game Is more interesting. Hackman said he wanted the Public High Conference to adopt the rules last spring. KEN HAT Narragansett Results (By A. ist 4 up. erf 2.31 3.

Little Davev. 313 Delpino $18.60 $8.20 2. puakertown. Ill Trent 6.60 4.80 3. Taking Wavs.

113 Moore 5.80 Time. 1.12 2-5 No scratches. Jl 4 A up. 6 oft 3 02: 1. Ilefechit, 311 Brennan $24.20 $9.60 2.

Good Companv. 103 O'Brien 7.80 6.00 1 Ack-Ack. 115 Wholev 4 80 Time, 1.12 2-5. Scratched: Midall. Chant Thru.

HAII.Y IOl BI.E TAlIt S1M.0. Sl CUT 2-v-o 6 off 3.31: 1. Cat Ladv. 315 Lvnch $13.40 $6.00 $4 00 2. Short Slav.

115 Gross 5.40 3.HO 3. Titian Miss. 115 McMullen 5.20 Time 1.14. No scratches. 4TH 4 up.

6 off 3.59: 1. Hardship. 110 Patterson $13.60 56.40 $4.60 2. Roman Descent. 310 Trent 5.60 3.S0 3.

Lost Gold, 117 Clatreett 3.40 Time, 1.12 2-5. No scratches. BTH 6 T. off 4.28 1. Harpsichord.

117 McMullen $4.20 $2.80 $2.40 2. Vim. 120 Gross 3.40 2.60 3. Sav Sandv. 110 Bianco 3.80 Time.

1.12 1-5. Scratched Solid Sender. TH 3 up. 1 1-16 off 4 1. Coronal, 117 BaUarettl $12.40.

$1.20 $2 20 2. Texas Sandman. 107 Bovine 2.20 2.20 3. Donred. 1(3 Jenkins 2 20 Time.

1.45 1-5. Scratched: Midnight Ride, Chnin Miss. Patriotism. 7TH 6 off 5.31: 1. Miss Biscuit.

115 ClaKKett S4 60 S3 60 -3n 2. Ladv Gremlin. 115 Durfy 12.40 4 80 3. Desert Battle. 120 Trent 2.60 Time.

1 12. No scratches. 8TII 4 up. 1 1-16 off 6.01 1. Miss Identify, 110 Trent $12 20 $6.60 $3.80 2.

Jack Vennie, 113 McMullen 7.60 4.20 3. Lone FUune. 115 Moore 2 80 Time. 1.48 2-5. Scratched: Helen Mowlee, Topless Tower.

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The Marine Barracks baseball team chalked up its 20th victory in 28 starts yesterday, defeating University of Pennsylvania, 11-7, at River Field. Timely hitting and the pitching of Corporal Mike Salamata, one of several Guadalcanal veterans in their line-up, brought victory. Harmra Penn r.h.o.a.e. 3 113 0 O'Brien. 3b a e.

1 2 1 3 10 7 10 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 Nee.lb 2 0 7 1 0 Jordan.lb Beech, cf 2 2 4 0 0 Lequear.cl Lonat.ss 2 2 2 1 2 Croik.lf 1110 0 Messick.rf Powell, rf 0 1 4 0 0 Welte.c Salamata. pO 1 0 4 0 Pate.ss Richard. 0 0 6 1 3 Green. 2b Kollhoff.3bl 0 10 0 Bandy.p 0 0 1 0 0 Blood.rt Egan.lf 0 0 0 0 015 111 10 1 13 1 110 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 3 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 11 8 27 10 5 Totals 7 9 27 12 3 Marines Penn 30102020 311 0011012207 Today's Sports BAKrPlAIX. COLLEGE Villanova at Valley Force General Itoi-pital.

INDEPENDENT Rhawnhurst vs. Greeby, and Tioga tin. t6 P. L). AMATEUR Philadelphia vs.

Perkasie In American Legion game. BOAT RACE Ocean City lifeguards at Ocean City, N. j. r. SWIMMING Women' national championship at Kansas City.

HLF Third round match play. National P. C. A. championship at Sj.kne, Washington.

TENNIS Lnncwood Invilutlon Tournament at Brotikline, Mass. XKITHAU. Eagles train at West Chester. ItOXING PROFESSIONAL Jlmmr McDaniels vs. Aaron Perry, eight rounds, Madison Square Garden, N.

V. AMATEUR Local One tournament, 8 bouts, at Fair-view BaU Park. N. Y. 8.30 P.

Saratoga Card AT BELMONT 1ST 52500, Stage Bond 111 Princess R. L. KxHead Smart 114 Introvert Light Count 116 axxQniet Shot Soulful 116 Stager Ball Shot 116 Santa's Vixen Dancing Fire 111 Gallantly bVolowav 111 Our Candidate b-Coparabana 119 aEUens Slam 116 111 18 111 113 116 119 116 a-P. Godfrey entry. to-A.

Robertson-Angpet Stable entry. 52500, 7 t. Gixxl Ante 113 First Gun 1L3 Morani Pilates Miss xxPilates Echo More Wine 116 Tudor King 118 108 Super Marines 113 307 jcxMerodarh 313 113 xxTopsy Sue 108 Cape Town 113 3D North American Steeplechase Handl ran. saouu aaaea. up.

J. m.i Oesabaw 134 circus I--' 345 Invader 143 335 a Rouge Dragon 162 145 Bndlcspur 133 a Mercator Equirita Knights Quest Kedlanas 136 W. H. Llpscomb-M. A.

Cushman entry. 4TH 5H Mother Tongue 115 Psyehist aHairanette 115 bLady Pilot 115 315 cDoar Virginia Cedar Ijkdy Kharessa Karakal Nomadic cSun Lady 115 hxxSavant UT 115 Briosa 115 xSea Floe 115 Helen of Paris 315 Chaste Lady 110 315 312 115 115 115 a Whipped Cream 115 1. A. Bell. Lasker entry.

b-Bclair Stud-O. Phipps entry. c-Dr. G. 1L Knapp-Longchamps entry.

5TH S3500, 6 Miss Drummond 11 8 Mrs. Ames Wesrwood Belle 118 Boiling On Thread O'Gold 113 Farm 313 113 TH Gideon Putnam Handicap, $7500 added. 3 up. 5 I. Cocopet 106 aCassis Black Gang 112 Breezing Home Zaca Gray 112 aTrae North Ariel Lad 117 a-Howe Stable entry.

7TH $3000, 4 up. 1 1-16 aWlse Advice 116 Sir War axxSir Alfred 111 Old Westbury Modest Lad 113 Mineflnder xxRath Ronan 115 The Chief a-L Bieber-Mrs. E. D. Jacobs entry.

126 308 126 116 316 313 116 8TH $2000. clmg 3 np. Vt m. Hay Burner 102 Stolen Kiss 102 Miami Springs Pilates Heart County Cork Darby Drucele Stature 115 Black Thrush 120 Ornaloo 315 xxxAIlmar VT2 Roman Glory 115 Play Show 1L5 112 108 330 310 7 Inc. Ia Philadelphia since 1S60 GENERATIONS good from gate, won driving, place same.

Str. Fin. Jockey Win Place Show Odds 1'A Wall 4.80 3.00 2'i Root 3.10 3'H 3' Breen 4 Kirk 5 Campbell 2.50 2.50 2.60 1.40 2.10 4. .30 12.45 22.30 6 Young 12 35 Start good from gate, won easily, place dxiv- six furlong. Purse $3000 Net 3.

bv Bold Venture-Morcna. Str. Fin. Jockey Win Place Show Odds 1 Jemas 3.50 3.10 5.40 2 50 3.40 2.80 .75 8.85 4.10 9.51 15.75 12. TO 33.05 place 2 1 T.nther 4h 3 Sc'thorn fii 4n Kirkland 5 5' Wahler 3V4 6i Young 7 1 Bernardo Start good from gate, won driving.

Sir. Fin. Jockey Win Place Show Odds lsi 2 3 4 4ok 6' Se't'n 15.50 8.20 4.70 9.40 330 6.75 l'i 4 3 3 7 Mi 6 Mi 5 Kirkland 26.80 23.75 2.90 6.80 2.30 14.10 20.05 6.70 6O.30 eate. Over- Wahler Jemas Dodson Meade Gerlock 8" Mn ov Scoccn Pit 5 36. Off 5 Start pood from L'nitran.

Scratched Audrey and ud: one mile and 70 yards. Purse $75. Winner Ch. 4. hv Identify-Play Croll.

Jr. Trainer J. Y. Pyle. Jockey Win Place Show Odds Y'nc Root 13.20 7 0O 5.20 4.90 3.90 8.10 5.60 3.20 36.9(1 8.20 3.10 325 7 20 70 48 85 Ilemardo Camobell Kirkland RiKlert M'H'ov lAitlier Sciwra from gate.

won driving. place SEVENTH RACE Claimine: three-vear-olds: one mile. S1500. Net values $975. $300.

$150. K37.50. $37.50. Winner B. 3.

bv Reapina Reward-Lady in Grev. Claaning. $1500. Owner Coldstream Stable. Trainer Wm.

Knapp. x3 pgyg xx5 pounds xxx-7 pounds I allowance claimed. i stU Item hit I'll fayJ 't I x-3 pounds. xx-5 pounds, xxx-7 pounds Starters Wt. P.P.

St. Mi Dime a D'ce-103 Tacaro-PU'a -106 3H 6J 7H 1' 9 4 5' 24i 4 7' 2i 1" 54i 3' 8 7Mi 4'Vi 6 Bark 111 dh-Kid's B'v-106 dh-Gra'r L'd-117 Chalpre 106 Bir Punch 16 Shellrock 120 Renn le 11 )7 'A 9 6' 3i 5 8' 8" 9 dh-IVad heat for fourth. Time: 1 41. won driving, place same, lliindle: $135,914. weleht- Hennle EIGHTH RACK Claiming: four-vear-olds $1500.

Net values $975. $150. Star. Claiming. $1500.

Owner W. A. Starters Wt P.P. Identic 114 Longvallee 120 Good Kid K9 Swell Time 109 Anzac 114 Bulrushes 109 Truda 1 12 Pean-maker Alohn I-e 107 'A Time: 1.44 2-5. Post same.

Handle: situ.attt. onian. Count Maurice. Deviltry. Overweight: St "4 1 l'Mi 1 3 9 9 7" 4't, 3 3 2'M 3V4 7 B114 4M 2' 4 5 5 6 6 7Hj 9 2 4-J 3 8 8' 7h 5 2 "4 H' 9 6 10 Off: 6 Total handle: "vr.1' late residence.

1Mi 5fth t. SUrtemn Requiem Mass, St. TiL.0' Church. 10 A. M.

Int. Cathedral Cemetery. MrKrov, v. of TVT7 Wenens ave. Aug.

IK. AGNES GRAY, wife ei Arthur McKeown. Relatives frteads mem-ihts of Klrst Presh1er1an Church or (nnf and Norris Square H. Church, are -vited to services. 3 P.

at tn Funeral H.ime of Flovrl M. Pnhop Mis 5th st. InL Lawnvlew Cem. Friend mar call Frt. eve.

MAVNi-VO Aug. 16. JAMES J. of 39 Harvard Audubon, N. husband rt the late Sarah D.

Manning. Retatrv and friends are invited to attend funeral Sat A. from the CorJen Funeral Home. WTiite Horse Dike and Harvard Audu-bon N- J. High Mass.

St. Rose Cmjrch. 9 A. M. Int.

Holv Cross Cem. Friends may rail Friday evening. MEYERS Aug IS. EDGAR mr-band Helen Mevers. aged 56 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to sen-ices. 11 A. Apts. Wm. H.

Bat-tcrsby. S31 N. Broad st. Varwiag to 9 P. M.

MIM.rR.-Anr. 16 FRANK rf T7 (kith st Vieaa-Ing at David Frardten-field Funtral Home. 317 N. 52d at. Fr.

7-9. Services at Ktmes Nelson Funeral Home. Soring City. SaL. 1 P.

M. Int. Zion Cem MORGAN. Aug. 17.

ELIZABETH trwe Sandhachi, wife of Horace Morgan, rt 53 years. Relatives and friencls. also members of Christian Alliance Church are invited lo attend the funeral. Sat 1 from Funeral Home of David V. Wright.

7015 Torresdale ave. Interment Sunset Memorial Park. Friends ma call IVida evening 7 to 9. MORRIS. On Aug.

17 1944. CHARLES LINCOLN rmshsTKl of Sr. A Vf-ri. of Drroel HiD. Relatives and friends a-e' invited to the service, on at 2 p.

at tiuver it. Bain, 1820 Chest mi st-Interment private. MORRISON Aug. 14 MARTHA, of 1844 E. Schiller sL, wife of Joseph C.

Morrison nr Bovdi. Relatives and frwnOs are Invited to scn lres. Sat 2 at the Mnnnal Funeral Home, 6925 Frankford a-e. InL North Cedar Hill Crm. VMwlns Fri.

eve. Ml IJAGAV. On Aug. 16. of 2652 Lloyd GEORGE I SR huaba-id of the Ute ucv Phillips Mtilligxo.

Relatives and friends are trrvrtecl to the aerv-tces. 1 30 p. Parlors of Hsnild H. Mulligan. 1119 W.

Ij-high ave. Int. Mt. Moris Cem. Friends invited Frt eve.

Aug. 16. HOWARD JA(T)B. son of and the late Sophia Dietz Ostertag Relaitves and frtends aad employes of Quartermaster's Depot art) invited to the service, 2.30 Parlors of Harold Mulligan. 11 W.

Lehigh ave. Int. Hillside Cem. Friend Invited Friday evening. PACKMAN.

Aug. 16. 1944. NELLIE, cf 29 S. Conn Atlantic Gtv.

Service FrL. 11 A. Raphael-Sacks Chapel. 1343 N. Broad.

Int. ML Carmei Cemetery. RAMSAY. Aug. 16.

MARY RAM 5 AY, of 5527 Ridgewood st. Services Sat 1 P. Funeral Home of Andrew J. Bair aV Son. 3H25 Chestnut st.

InL private. Friends may call 7 to 9 P. M. ItlI.EY. Aug.

16. 1941. MARY (nee Galllgam. wife of the late Charles A. Rilev.

Relatives and friends are mvited 9 the funeral. Sat 8.30 A. White Funeral Home. 47(10 Springfield ave. Sc ietra Mass of Requiem.

Church of St. Franca de Sales. 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Friday evening. ROrTZ. Aug. 16, 1944.

MARY A. (ne Bayer), wife of the late William Rref. Relatives and friends invited to tarsal Sat. 9.30 A. from late residence.

237 N. Bailev sL Solemn Requiem Mass. Oornu Christi Church. 11 A. M.

InL Holv Redeemer Cem. Viewing Friday evening. RriMH.rH. Aug. 16.

1944. MUX RED) E. nee Cocker, wife of Howard R. Rudolph. Relatives and friervis are invrteri to attend funeral 8.30 A.

fmra the residence of her aunt, 3426 Rvan ave. Solemn Requiem Mass. SL Mattl-w' Church. 10 A. M.

Int. St. Dominic's Cera. Friends may call Friday evening. Rl'STENB Aug.

14. 1944. frrmer lv of 6313 Edmund ANNA nee Schim- mlnperi. widow ct Harrv Rnstenbsrk. Relatives and friends invited to funeral service.

1 P. McCafferty's Funeral Home. 6126 Torresdale ave. InTeraient Northwoiid Cem. Friends may can Frt.

eve. RI SHTON. At Charlottesville VT Aug. 17. REV.

EDWARD husband of Paisv R. Rushton. Due notice of funeral from Weslev Craft A Son Funeral Home. 2031 N. Broad SINC.FR Aug.

17. 1944. at Atlantic Citv. MORRIS husband of Betty (n Pasklnl. of 7747 Cedartirook ave.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend i rve aonicca 2 P. at Joseph lrvtn S.m'a. 1512 N. Broad SL Interment ML Sharon Cemetery. SMITfT.

Aug. 16. 1944. CATHARINE M. (nee Lacher), beloved wife rf ChrW-s J.

Smith, aged 61. residence. 24 S. Bcstcri Atlantic Citv. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral.

Mon 3 P. from the Parlor of Frank Drener. 515 W. Girard ave. Viewing 12-2 P.

M. Int. Holy Redeemer Cem. SMITH. Aug.

16. HELEN daughter of Louis and Nellie Smith (nee Wa-sai. of 409 Healv Jenkintown. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Sat 8 HO A.

M. J. J. McGoidrlck Funeral Hntne. 601 Summit Jenkintown.

Solemn Reouiem Mass. Immaculate CrmcertVwi Church. 10 A. M. Int.

Hohr Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Friday evening. STKINF.R. Auy. 17.

EVTL. lusband of Malvina Steiner. of li E. Nolan st. Relatives and friends Invited to services.

Fri 1 P. at Berschier's Chanel. 730 Pine sL InL Motitefiore Cem. STEWART. Suddenly, at Olmsted FVM.

Mid lletown. Pa. en Aug. 14th. 1S44.

LT. PHILIP STEWART, son of Mrs. J. Drni-fon Hartman and the late Earl B. Stewart.

Service, on Saturdav. at 2 P. at Olver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut St.

InL prrvate. TOBERT. Aug. 16. ELIZA, wife of tr- late Joseph A.

Tobert. aged 74 years. Services. 1 P. Apis.

Wm. H. Battersbv. 331 N. Broad st.

Int. Mt. Moriah Cem. Viewing 7 to 9 P. M.

TRtlMiR In Rochester. on Aug. 16. MARY CONWAY, wife cf J.imes A. Trnlnor and sister of Mother llarv Carm-lita.

Order of H. KrUtivea nnd friends are Invited tr the funeral, on Saturday at 10 A. fmrn her mctfer's hi'ine. 218 Melville sf. Solemn Requiem Man.

nt St. Francis de Sales Church, at 11 A. M. Interment Holy Cross Cem. Friends mav call Friday evening.

VF.KCK. Of 141 Maple ave Manayunk on Aug. 16 P.H4. (T.ARA V. (nee Keadi.

wife of Max Veerls. Services. Sat 1 P. Strlttmatter Funeral Home. IStl Green lane Mvk.

Int. K. of P. Cem. Vlrw Frt.

after 7 P.M. WALKER. Aug 17. at ldwoorL HARRY husband R'Mie A. Walker, of 1315 N.

Hobart t. Relatives) and friends, plso employes of the Philadelphia Record, Invited to services, 11 A. Funeral Home of J. Harrv Stroud. 600-02 N.

63d St. Int. Arlington Cem. Friends may call Sunday even.r.g. WOOfi.

At the hme of his daughter. Mrs. John Wallace. 262 W. Rlttenhraise st.

on Aug 17th. 1944. CHARLES L. WOOD. SR.

Relatives and friends are Invited to the service, on Saturday, at 2 P. at Oliver H. Hair's. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment private.

Friends mav csll Friday eventnir EAGER. Aug 15. 1914. MARION (nea Maklet. wife of Charles H.

Yeager. Relatives and frtends are Invited to end funiTiil services. 1 P. frtnt sin-lii-law's residence, Mr. Chartes Stadt-fi-ld.

Sedgley ave. Viewing Friday evening. Interment Hillside Cemetery. ZIMMERMAN. All 15.

of W. Dauphin MARGARET daughter of the late Anton and Caroline Eckerle Zim-merman. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 8 30 A. from the Parlors of Harold B.

Mulligan. 1119 W. Left gn ave. Solemn Requiem Mass. SL Edward the Confessor's Church, 10 A.

M. Fnerxu invited Fri -ve. RAPHAEL-SACKS FUNERAL DIRECTORS ALBERT SACKS. President 1945 N. BROAD ST.

STE. 4603 FLOWERS rot ALL OCCASIONS Nlacaek AMI llttea eVI 2223 N. Front St. I WWW Oat' Str. Fin.

3 1M 3k 2" Mi 4' 3 2h 4M SM 5 7' 6" 7 8' 8" 'I 9 Start pood $1,028,444. Attetvlance: 11.2S3. Scratched: Sax- a i.m A vfW a aA Cf Inquirer taraded llantlicap Oloha Lee 34 7TH 1 m. 1 70 4 i up. $1700.

Court Blenheim 120 5 9-5 Root Tedious 114 2 5-2 Jemas Saboteur 117 1 Faust II X109 4 Hard Cracker 115 3 I Straw 118 7 Ytee Bar X109 6 3-1 Cook fi-1 Meade 8-1 Dodson 15-1 Kirk 12-1 Sc'wthorn 8TH 1 m. "0 4 up $1700. Rough News 19 Late Dawn 117 Saros X112 Sun Gnlomar 114 Satin Cap 12( Nanny Bones 104 Flving Junior xl15 Updo 109 7 3-1 Luther 2 3-1 Breen 3 5-2 Sc'wthorn 8 8-1 Young 1 5-1 Cook 4 12-1 Scocca 5 15-1 Meade 6 20-1 McCoy i fir" AT GARDEN STATE TARK SELECTIONS MADE FOR FAST TRACK 1ST 6 3 $1500. up, foaled In New Jersey, Horse Wt. P.P.

Lanceron 115 7 Elmo Grier 114 2 Barbara's Girl 103 4 Rosa Azteca 103 6 Warwon 109 1 Odds Rider 8-5 Knapp 5-2 Clark 3- 1 Sc'wthorn 12-1 Scocca 20-1 McCoy 25-1 Breen 25-1 Stone 8-1 Meade $1800. 5- 2 Rudert 4- 1 Knapp 6- 1 Knapp 5- 1 Cook 8-1 Dodson 6- 1 I-uther 8-1 Sc'wthorn 10-1 Meade 10-1 Ktrk 10-1 McCoy 20-1 Jemas 20-1 Knapp 10-1 Gerlock General Day 114 3 un Ioii xio4 a iby Larkmead xl04 8 ID 6 Tragedienne xll2 1 Prepossessing 117 10 Relheub Sis Galleen Run Bud Run 117 113 fl'20 13 2 9 7 12 3 4 5 6 8 11 nn irs. 7 Billy 11H xl08 X112 113 117 116 113 X108 Buznruzn Promiss Tintation Anamosa Canopua Jonor Flexico JI) $2000. 9-5 IKlson 3- 1 Kirkland 4- 1 McCoy 6-1 Breen 5- 1 Jertias 8-1 Sc'wthorn 20-1 Jemas In The Purple i 117 117 117 117 xirJ 117 4 up, 117 lit XllIS Heironda Rampart Betty Carreen Valdina Angel Helen Iear Annie Lea 4TII 1i m. rime.

J1500. Conrad Mann Cashouoy Top Sergeant Fox Shade Thrift 8-5 Bnaile 2 1 6 3 4 $2500. 1 3 fi 4 2 2 1 Clark 3-1 Wahler 5-1 Sc'wthorn 15-1 Meade 15-1 Kirkland xio; 113 Jacsteal 5TH 6 f. Edemgee xllt 18 113 11 UK 122 5-2 Sc'wthorn 3-1 Kirkland Banyan Gold River Art Brown Pocdonounh Doctor Jeep Til lVfc Alllox Harford Rett Rosette Top Reward Orpheum Dandy Fox a -Saxon Paul Sntln Nose Flanite 4- 1 5- 1 8-1 Wahler Mora Kirk 6-1 Clark 4 A up, 2T. 1 1 1T2 111 113 1 13 113 111 108 8-5 Jemas LuthiT Kirkland Cook R.t It.

Hit I. (tier Sc'wthorn Href Dodson 5- 2 6- 1 6-1 12-1 H-l 31-1 15-1 3-l 20-1 X10H a-Britht Argosy lis Mason Dixon 113 25-1 Kirk -Moore-Sebastian and D'Uva entry. FEEL PEPPY! RELIEVE THAT AWFUL BACKACHE DUE TO FATIGUE AND EXPOSURE Feel like stepping out gain by relieving that backache (due to fatigue and exposure). jusi ruD on some En-ar-co and instantly it begins its four-fold work of helping sooth that back. Pleasant.

60c and $1 at your druggist. Caution: Use only -1 1 pii sjQ ff BS uireciea. ixationai ULAKlbU Remedy N. Y. a-5-pounds apprentice allowance.

Saratoga Results AT BELMONT Bv A. 1ST Cljf ..5 off 1.23: 1. Merhaniador 111 Atkinson $''7 30 $13 30 $7 50 2 Rockwnnd Artro. 115 Jiines 940 3 Floredna. II.IArcaro 3.WI Time, 1.06 3-5.

No scratches. Il 4 tip. 7 off 1 54' l.lKht of Morn. 108 Mills $3.80 S3. (Ml $2.00 2.

Sinuine Heels. 118 Stranwe 14.W) 7.4(1 3. Niview. 113 Permane 6.60 Time. 1.25 2-5.

Scratched: Sunstorm, Scotch Trap. The Chief. Rewarded. ijaii.y not Ki.r. taii i4.o.

3D 3 UP. 1-li off 224 1. Bencksar. 136 Jennincs $1 1.50 $4. 0O $2.90 2.

Black Ned. 141 McCullough 3.00 2.30 3 Gala Reieh. 115 Penrnd 2.80 Time 3 21 2-5. (Equals track record) No scratches 4TII Hdcn 3 un. 7 off 2 59: 1.

Bardla. 112 Arraro 30 $3.50 $2.70 2. Colchis. I'i Permane 2.70 2.30 3. Victim.

l'Hi Atkinson 3.20 lime, 1.21 1-5. No scratches. BTH 6 off 3.30: l. Kilts. 1 16 Wcsirope $31.10 $16 20 $11.10 2 Big Party.

3 Aethclreil. 116 Snider 6.00 111 Permanej Time. 1.11 2-5. Scratched: Greek Warrior Motie Brand. BTH H.icp..

3-v-o 1 1-16 off 4 r2H: 1. StroriBhoM.1 14 IVimnne S.I2 10 115 30 out 2. Comanche Peak. 1 15 I.indluTg 5.SO out 3. Gallant Bull.

122 tillbert out Time. 1.44 3-5. No Scratches. 7TH 7 off 4.32: 1. Resplendence, 110 Permane $7.00 $1 20 $2.70 2.

Adclnhla, 120 Westrope 5.30 4.10 3. Picotee, 117 Arcaro 6.60 Time. 1.25 1-5. Scratched: Alamate, Wild Rice. BTH 3 up.

1 1-1G off 5 03: 1. Gig. Ill Mehrtens $10.70 $4.90 $4.10 Do-Reigh-Mt. Ill T-ongdcn 3.10 2.60 All Whl'e. KiO VVoodhoiise 4.H) Tme.

1.4S1-S. Scratched: flaht Paul. Hal- lant Chsnre. Smiling Lass, Mineflnder, High Tint. Ail Day.

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