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Albie Booth Returna to Yale - - This Timeas Acsibtant Coach
KIT.7 EAYTH, Conn, July IS
(AV Albie Booths Yale's mlhty
cite wh- shot lata the nation's
headlines erer a decade as
an athlctle hero, today Joined the
Bine's football coaching staff.
Hell assist Howie Odell and di
rect the Junior wttr wo4. '
- - Booth has been conspicuous by
bis absence from the Yale sports
SemiproBall
Meet Fpraiiiig
WICHITA," Kas., July 15 -(P)
With one civilian and four army
teams already certified for parti
cipation In the tenta annual na
tional - ' championship . semi-pro
baseball tournament here August
11 to 23, six more qualify ins
state tournaments will get under
way the coming week.
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7 .30 Sunday Prelude.
S 0 Wesley League.
, S -30 Vole of Prophecy.
9:00 Radio Bible Class.
9 JO Lutheran Hour.
10.00 Glen Hardy. News.
10:15 Voices from Southland. -10:30
Hookey HalL
. 110 American Lutheran Church
13 AO War Commentary.
12 :1S Voice of the Farmer.
13:30 Dr. Floyd Johnson.
? 1 AO Symphonic Swing.
1 JO Young People's Church
2 AO Excursions and Science.
-' S:30 Local young People.
3:00 Wings nf Healing. .
330 Foursquare Church.
. 4 AO Old Fashioned Keviral .
SAO Mediation Board.
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:13 Orchestra of Mexico- .
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' 7 AO Cedric Foster.- :
. 7:15 Tommy Tucker Time. .;
7 JO Gleb YelBn Orchestra.
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10 AO Old Fashioned Revival
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S:43 Sunday Song Service.
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10:00 John B. Kennedy. . -10:15
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10:56 Lcland Stows. News.
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11 -JO Serenade Tropical.
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12 JO Shades of Blue.
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O:00 Sunday Vespers.
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4 JO Eye Witness News. ,.
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5 00 Christian fecienc Program
5:15 Serenade. - --
s S JO Walter ' Duranty. .
S. -45 Drew Pearson.
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7 AO Life of Riley.
7 JO Eye Witness News,
7:45 Shades t Blue .
SAO Greenfield Village Choir
- 9:15 Listen to Leibert.
9:30 Quir Kids. --
Ml Deadline Drama.
9:30 News Headlines and Highlights
9:45 For All Humanity.
10:00 University Explorer. ;
10:15 BN. . .
10:3O Bvrflders of Faith.
" 11 AO Concert Hour. - ,
JtGW NBC SUNDAY 29 Ks.
4 AO Dawn Patrol
; 9:15 CamnuiMs Mary.
4:30 String Quartet
7 AO Highlights of the Bible.
' 7 -30 Words and Music.
00 The Church in Your Horn
9 JO World News Roundup.
9:45 Carolyn Gilbert. Singer.
; 9:15 New in Advertising. -.
930 Stradivisn - ,
10 AO A Layman Views the News
10.15 NBC
10 JO Chicago Round Table.
-11 AO Church in Action.
11-30 John Charles Thomas .
12 AO World News.
12:30 The Awny Hour.
1:30 Lands of the Free.
-' 1 J5 News. 1
3 130 NBC Symphony Orchestra
3 AO News Headline and Highlights
3:15 Catholio Hour
3:45 Between the Lines. - ' '
: 4 :00 All Time Hit Parade. '
JtO Band Wagon.
1, 4 55 Tom Reddy. News. ' ' . ' '
' :00 Grade Fields. -5:30
One Man"s Family.
- 9:00 Manhattan Merry-Co-Round.
JO American Album of FamUlai
Music.
. 7 00 Hour of Charm.
Les Tremayne Program. .
' SAO NBC. -
- 9:30 Symohony Hour.
930 20 Time.
. 1S-OS News rieahes
10:15 Th Eagles Spesk. ;
10:30 Th Pacific Story. - '
-"11 Aa St. rraacia Rwtei Orchestra
11 JO War New Roundup' ,
- U:00-S0 a jm Swing Shift .
JCOIN-CBS 8UNDAT-J Ke
' 9 00 News ei the World '
9:15 B. Power Biggs. OrganL
' e:45 New Voices in Song. . .,
. 7:00 Church of the Air.
. 7 jo Wings Over Jordsn. :
g 0 Warren Sweeney. New.
9 05 Blue Jackets' Choir. -.
9 JO InvlUtHxi to Learning
' 9 AO Salt Lake Tabernacle . :
9 JO Concert Paste lies.
9:48 News.
10AO Church of the Air.
10:30 Edward Murrow.
' 105 Studio.
11 AO Dangerously Yours, .
11 o World News Today.
1155 Songs of America. f.
12 Aft Philhannonie Orch Concert
1 JO Th Pause That Refreshes
' 3 00 The Family Hour.
S:45 WiUUm Shircr. News.
3AO SUver Theatre;' .
3:30 America in 4he-Alr.
4A0 Concert Ministures, -.4.15
News - r
4-30 Invasion News.
500 Walter Pidgeon Shew.
S JO William Wintei , News.
S 45 Stars of Today. ;
S 35 Ned Calmer
, 9 AO Radio Readers' Digest
4 JO Fred Alien. ,
7 AO Take -ot Leave It .
7 JO Th Whatler. - -
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:25 Song of the Week.
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4 211 North Liberty
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scene, and his return was wel
comed, by the university and
New naven.' AIble hone town.
College football coaching
wont be exactly new to the 18-year-old
Booth, bat II years
hive ehpsed' since he last had a
hand In it. Daring the im sea.
son Albie aided Dr. Mai Stevens
here and In 1934,. when Stevens
went te NYU ; Booth went
, along as bis backfleld tutor,, and
- remained for only one campaign
' Since then. Albie has been senr
.ln as district sales Manager for
. an ice . cream company In this
section and coaching a war fae-
tory"s teams. ;: .T i--
For Booth, his action means a
S JO Orchestra.
9A0 1 Was There.
9 JO We Work for WUco.
10 AO Five Star rtnaL
10:15 Wartime Women. ,
10:20 Orchestra.
Monday's Radio Programs
KSLM MBS MONDAY 1299 Ke.
430 Freedom of Land Forever. -S.43
News. .
7 AO News. "
7:15 Farm and Home.
? JO Handy Man. -H5
Todays Top Trades
- SAO Dr. Louis Talbot-
- 9 JO News.
8:45 Orchestra.
'9A0 Boak Carter.
. 9:15 Pastor's CaU.
- 9:30 Midland USA. '
9:45 The Amazing Jennifer Logan.
10 AO Hardy. News. ..
10:15-Jack Berch.
19 JO Luncheon with Lopes.
10:45 American Women'a Jury-HAO-Cedric
Foster. i
11:15 Walts Time. !
11 JO Skyline serenade. . , i
11:45 KeUogg Musical library.
12 AO Organalities.
12:15 News. ' ,
1JJO HiUbilly Serenade. -12
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12:45 Smoothies. ,
1 AS Interlude.
1:15 Lum 'n' Abner.
.130 Music
SAO News. "
2 A5 Broadway Bandwagon.
- 2:15 Aberdeen Band. - -2.-45
Radio Tour. . , i
SAO News. -
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3:45 Johnson Family. -t
j 4:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr. ,
4:15 Merry Moons.
4 JO World's Front Page.
4:45 Round Up Revelers.
SAO News. -
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5 JO Tom Mix.
5:45 Gordon Burke.
9 AO Gabriel Heatter.
9:15 Screen Cast.
9 JO Cot Glee Club.
7 AO War Commentary. j
1 7:15 Lowell Thomas.
7 JO Lone Ranger. '
9 AO Orchestra.
9 US Orchestra.
9 JO Point Sublime. , .-
9 AO News. s ; ; f
9:15 Cecil Brown.
9 JO Fulton Lewis, lr.
" 9:45 Garwood Band.
10 Aft Sherlock Holmes." ' t
1020 News "1
10:45 Harmony HaQ.
ROIN CBS MONDAY eS9 Ke.
55 Breakfast Bulletin,
9 AO North west Farm Reporter.
SJ0 Texas Rangers.
9:45 KOIN Klock,
7:15 Headline News.
7 JO Bill Hayworth. News. i
7:45 Nelson Pringle.
8 AO Consumer News.
,9:15 Valiant Lady.
JO Light of the World.
S:4S Aunt Jenjv.
9 AO Kate Smith Speaks.
9:15 Big Sister
9 JO Romance of Helen Trent
9:45 Our Gal Sunday.
10 AO Uf Can Be Beautiful
10:1 Ma Per Una.
10 JO Bernadine nynn.
10.-45 The Goldnergs.
11.O0 Portia Faces Life.
11:15 Joyce Jordan.
11 JO Young Doctor Malone
11:45 Perry Mason, i !
12:00 News.
12:15 Neighbors. I
12 JO Bright Hortrons. I
12:45 Bachelor's Children ' :
I AO Broadway Matinee: .
1 J5 Dorothy Fisher, Songs. .
. 1 JO Mary Marlln.
1 :45 Afternoon Melodies.
SAO This Changing World.
3:15 Newspaper ot th Air
2:45 Wilderness Road.
: 3 AO News.
3:15 Lyn Murray
3 JO Stars of Todsy.
3:45 Th World Todsy.
3J5 Harsch. Meaning of the News
4 AO Lady ot th Press. , t
4:15 News.
4 JO The Colonel.
455 Organ Interlude.
5 AO Galen Drake.
5:15 Red's Gang.
JO Harry Flannery. News I
S:45 News. .
5:55 BiU Henry I
SAO Mayor of the Town. i
JO A Man Named. t
7 AO Screen Guild Players. . .
7 JO Thanks to the Yanks. i
9A0 I Love A Mystery.. '
9:15 Date Line. , , ,
JO Gay Nineties -
S J5-Willac SterUng.
9 AO Adventures of BiU Lance i
SJO Vox Pop I
10 AO Five Star rtnaL j
10:15 Wartime Women.
1020 Western SUrs.
10 JO Heathmao Melodies. !
II AO Gus Arnheira Orchestra.
llJO-Air-Flo of the Air.
11 J5 Manny . Strand Orchestra
- 1 IMS Organist . - , .
UJ5 New.
KOAC MONDAY 5i9 Ke.
10 AO News - . 2
10:15 The Homemakera Houi
11 AO Southland Singing. :
11:15 Music Salon. -
11 JO Concert Hall -
12 AO News - r
12:15 Noon Farm Hour.
1A0 Ridin' the Ranee
1:15 Names in the News.
1 J0 Variety Tun.
3:00 Home Economics Extension
Specialists i '
230 Memory Book of Musi
' SAO News... ,,:,:j";j:
3.15 Music of the Masters.
4. AO Swing. Sammy Kaye.
4:10 Treasury Songs Today. ; t.
4:15 Freedom Never Dies, 1'
DRESSED
Veal and ;
Hogs Uaii!:d!
- Top Prices Paid!
Prompt Kemittance .
- Ship to
Frd II:ycr
444 8. W. Yamha EL er
S. EL Cn6 Foster CIvi
1, tVe can accept eniy
animals killed In
compliance with O. . P. A.
return to the scene of a meteor-
ie awueue carrxr wu-ca ociui
u uctoDer, XS3 wnen, uuumin aofttaIl league j f director, an
the smallest player en the field, I nounced yesterday that the-Sa-
he darted through slits of day
light and npset a. favored C8
military academy eleven. Imme-
dtatelj the press dabbed, him i
M !!. V PTfi. anil I
Yale's .TJtUeJBoy : Blne-; and I :,,
printed ". the ; game's result
f Ml
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"Booth zi Army xr - 11
Dsnlte-his 144 sounds and t
five 'feet, seven, inches in height,
Booth rode the, top of the conn,
try's: sports pages for the next
three years as a football, basket
balli and baseball 'hero until he
received his degree amid sighs Of
relief from EU!s athletle foes. 1
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10 :30 Trsns-AtlaBtlo CaDL t
11 AO Eddie Gart Show. f
11:30 Manny Strand Orchestra. 5
11 :45 Dale Jones Orchestra, -
11:53 News.
12:00-4:00 a.m. Music and News.
4 JO The WalUs Lives On.
4:45 Highlights of th Week.
SAO On the Upbeat
5 JO Story Tim
1:45 It's Oregon's War. -. .
9-15 News. t
9 34 Evening Term Hour
7 JO 4H Club Program. -
SAft Starry Skies. - '
15 A to Z ta Novelty.
JO Music. i
News. : 1 - '
9:45 Evening Meditations
lOAfSlgn Otf.-
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4 Aft Dawn Patrol.
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T-flft Music i- . . .
7:15 News Headlines et Highlights.
7 JO Reveille Roundup. . : -.
, 7:45 Sam Hayes. ' 1
SAO Stars of Today. I
8:15 James Abbey Covers th News
8:30 Mirth and Madness.
9 AO Th Personality Hour.
10 AO Ruth Forbes. -10:15
Lawson McCall. News. .
10 JO Aunt Mary.
19:45 Art Baker's Notebook.
HAD Th Guiding Light
11 :15 Today's Children. 1
11 Jp Women hi White. "
11:45 Hymns of All Churches.
. 11:00 Women ot America. .
12 33 Ma Perkins.
13 JO Pepper Young's Family.
: 12:45 Right to Happiness.
. 1 AO Backstage- Wife.
1:15 Stella Dallas.
' 1 JO Lorenzo Jones.'
. 1:45 Young Wtdder Brown.
2 AO When a Girl Marries.
2:15 We Love tend Learn.
3 JO Just Plain BOL -2:45
Front Page Farreu. . :
3 AO Road of Life.
SUS David Harum. , f
3 JO B. Boynton. ,
3:45 Rambling j Reader.
4 AO Dr. KateJ
4:15 News of the World.
4 JO Voice of a Nation.
4..-4S H. V. Kaltebom.
SAO OK for Release-.
5:15 Relax in Rhythm.
5 Jo Voice of Firestone.
4 9 AO A Song 14 Born. -
( :30 Information Pleas.
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7 Aft Contented Hour. f
, 7:30 Dr. L Q. - -. !
'AO Mercer's Music Shop.
8:15 Fleetwood Lawton, Com- I
j mentatorl - i
JO Cavalcade of America. (
9 AO The Telephone Hour.
9 JO Hawthorne House. .
10 AO News Flashes. I
10:15 Your "Home Town News.;
10 JO Design for Dancing.
10:45 Paul Page. Singer.
1045 News. !
.11 AO Hotel BUtmore, Orchestra.
11 JO War News Roundup.
I3A0-S ajnv swing Shut
KEXBN MONDAY 1199
Ke.
9 AO Musical Clock.
945 National Earm and Home.!
8:45 Western ' Agriculture.
7 AO Home Harmonies.
7 AS Top of the Morning.
7:15 News F
7 JO James Abbe Observes.
7515 Trio.. 1
8 AO Breakfast Club.
9 AO Glamour Manor.
9 jo Breakfast at Sardi's
10 AO Tony Morse. News.
1035 Sweet Hiver.
10 JO My True?, Story. -10
A5 Aunt Jemima.
11 AO Baukhagc ralklng.
1H5 The Mystery Chef.
11 JO Ladles Be Seated.
12 AO Songs by- Morton Downey
13 as Hollywood.
12 JO News. .'
1 AO Sam Hayes. :
115 Radio Parade.
190 Time Views the News.
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145 Buddy Twiss. !
3 AO What's Doing. La dice
2 JO BN. 5
2MO Ethel and Albert' 4
30 Hollywood News Flashes i
SjlS News. I - 3
3 JO RoUie Trultt Tim. '
3)45 Music. : I .-.
4 AO Speaking of Clamour. j
4:15 Music by Al Sach. "
4 JO Home DemonatraUon Agent
495 The Sea Hound. f
4:55 Musical Interlude.
' SAO Terry and the Pirates.
5:15 Dick Tracy -S
JO Jack Armstrong.
5:45 Hop Harrigan.
9:00 Army Variety Show.
8 JO Spotlight Banda.
4:55 Story Teller.
7 AO Raymond Gram Swing
7:15 Ted Malone.- .
7 JO Horace Beldt.
AC News. -
8:15 Lum and Abner.
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8 JO Counterspy.
9:00 Blind Date. 1 t -
9 JO News Headline and Highlights
9:45 Johnny Uarreia Gang. - . j
lo AO Music, t 1 ,
10:3O Broadway Bandwagon. . f -
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Schedule Revised j
Singer Clears
Softy'; Muddle
Singer, ( acting Salem City
lem Air Base Eeoneers request
ed withdrawal from the loop had
beeit officially accepted, and that
ine 'circuit wouaa conunue piay
on . 4 five-4eam setup,
-. T. .1 1 t
Ji
It was also ruled that ithe Pa-
periakers, victory over the- GI
creJuly 5t$ shall not lount In
crew
the ktandinssl and , from liere on
out clubs which! are listetj 00 the
original schedule as opponents of
the j Air Basel nine will receive a
bye! on . the date 1 of that) contest
Te decisions were announced
by jSinger in order to clarify a
muddle of j controversy! among
players and team managers cpn-
aa -
cerhinrf the ; future schedules of
the wheeL The revised five-team
schedule opens Wednesday, when
Mcble's ; Sporting Goods faces
Keith Brownl on plinger field and
Paermakersl meet Willamette un
iversity en me llatter's home dia
mond. Both games are billed for
6 p. m. ana fao admission wiu oe
charged to either."
The rernalndier of i the . second
half schedulje: Uuly , 26-j-WiUam-
etfe vs. Maple's at Sweetland;
Golden Pheasant vs J . Papermak
enl at Olinger; jAugust 2r-Maple,s
vsi Papermakers at -j Olinger;
Golden Pheasant vs. Keith Browh
at Leslie. K
Band Music
llen
tore!
iEami
S i ! 5 A
ILVER GREEK YMCA CAMP
When Yf campers come home,
m incic4 tkt tiinlhff tn all the
symphony programs their families
mly begin o nhderstand the ele
vated tastes j for music which may
be! cultivated iy such an organi
zation as the. SUver Creek branch
of j McNamaiVI band. : '
Organized! by the camp pianist,
Mia. Kathleen (Jenny) I Wren; the
. I . . . I iii.il . v :i
Dana, prmgs tQeuuex: uic un
talent of senior j leaders jandother
adult, persxmnell here It! made its
debut here Wednesday ; night, pa
rading around j the mess inall. Then
assembling kn playing jthe num
ber that m4dj McNamara's name
famous through al the land. -.
iRalph Eggstatf danced an Irish
Jig and theTbos Johiect me band
inj singing. Members' of j the "band
ar;e Mrs. wren, pianist . ana vi
ganlzen EvferMt LisleJ conductor
and artiste jocj the musical comb;
Mrs. EggstiffJ I majorette; Harold
Davis, barklerJ bones and musical
comb; Warren! NpwowieJski tula-
phone (garden; hose, funnel and
coffee pot);! RJph Eggstaff, glass
aphone and jigger; Dean Booster,
rbals (base since most of the
p period jmey. serve as pot
lids); Jesi Goodheart, drums
(deep pots Y Mary : rask, wash
board, and jjMiry Zenoir toy Coot
! Senior aid junior leaders, aid
ed by MrsL feggstaff as pitcher,
played the! boys champions at
sfcftball Wednesday night Captain
c the chimmons, who retained
their chamj
obiship byl a 10-7 vic-
tbry, is Gl(
arrett.. X:
Clark, in the camp
Dr. H
tjre address jfollowing the game,
sboke on -the I geology 1 of Silver
creek. The! followinjt morning 40
hikers toolf
rhere ther
formations j
sboken. I
IIC M U j M
I observed I
ie u all w uic uum
the
he
rock
had
bf which
j The second jgroup off Thursday
morning hikers, 52, with Ralph
Eggstaff hi charge, and; Glen Gar
rett breaking! rail, began the up
rd trek which f - eventually
brought thent out above the head
it Silver creek. There! they had
9 blrdseye Iview of the! hew beaver
dam across (the head waters of
5uver f creeR.! using Dinoctuara
they could observe the beavers
At work ' '
Only distractions here are caus
ed by thf i tiuggenheimers ; that
roam at Mght and f by puzzled
enderfeet who 'cannot find left-
handed monkey wrenches.
BY, THE PAKEES OF .
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At PhlUdelptua J-l. New York 1-4.
At Chicago 4. Pittsburgh S.
. At Boston SL Brooklrn 3.
At st LouU 12, Cincumatt 1 (night).
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FOODS YilTII . .
Henry, Y71iite
Slug to Dra
nOLLYWCX)D, July 15-CJ5P
Henry. Armstrong, Xos Angeles,
and Luther "Slugger" White, Ath
ens, Ca, fought a draw Friday
night after ten wild perpetual
motion rounds nnrnarred by a
single clinch. Armstrong,' at 133 li,
weighed the Itghest of any of his
comeback battles. White tipped
the scales at Mi,'" V-r .K ly.r&
Armstrong, employing his usual
aggressive, rushing tactics, landed
the harder blows, but White hit
his man oftener. Both used hooks
and uppercuts at close range to
pile up their pointaj but neither
was able to score a; knockdown.
Henry's best round Was the sev
enth. In which he pinioned White
on the ropes and whaled away
solidly for nearly two full xnln
utes.
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Fly 25 r.IiUioa IXiles
- TOICTr-ANrCre, July
Civil air patrol pflots have flown
25.CC3.CC0 miles -on anti sub
marine patrol since Pearl Har
bor and have sunk many under
sea craft, CoL Earle L. Johnson,
New " York," commanding officer
of the CAP, said today. f- ;i ; :
They also have saved more than
150 survivors of ship sinkings, he
added.- The CAP, now with 84.
009 fliers, hopes to enroll 230,000
cadets by January 1 as an a via
tion pool, CoL Johnson told an
Interviewer, -:".;..' J
Angels Even Sae;
LOS ANGELES, July
The Los Angeles Angels squared
their series with Sacramento at
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three wins each by taking today's
game. 7 to 2. before 4000 at Wrig
ley Field. Dick Conger was win
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ICHICAGO, July 13 -(JP)- John
Marsch, Chicago contractor, drove
convincingly toward the 1944 fu
turity 'championship today when
his sleek brown colt. Free Xor All,
cake-walked to victory in 'the
$51,425 Arlington' futurity, f The-two-year-old
-son of Question"
naire, ably ridden by Jockey Otto
Grohs, scored an amazingly, easy
two and a half lengths 'triumph
over , Sir Bim, owned by poa
Ameche of radio and screen fame.
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