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OVAR KNIGHTS Epsom Downs BEST BET SMJLIN ED. Clear and fast FIRST RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. C:C3 I. li 3-Ycar-OIiIs rnd Upward, naldenc. Claiming-. Code. Horse. Tos. Wt.Mk.Odds Tel. rost Mud Pr 7 EPI witch..: 4 100 E-2 2 RUDOLPH LAD 7 112 G-2 3 TAKE DOWN ; 8 111 G-l C PLAYFUL PRINCE 3 108 4-1 1 JUST GEORGE 6 114 8-1 4 NELLIE DON 1 109 :;: 12-1 15 MR. SMILES 2 105 10-1 8 SARAH 5 1C3 10-1 SECOND RACE 5 1-2 Furies. S:30 P. El. 2-Tear-OIds. Special Weights. 3 DONNACONA KID 6 114 :I: 5-2 5 GIRLS CHANCE 0 111 4-1 C PARIS MODEL 1 111 4-1 7 BILLY MOLE 2 114 C G-l 4 ESCOHIGH 8 111 C G-l 1 SMART GIRL . .5 111 4-1 8 COUNTESS MARIO 3 111 8-1 9 POLARIS 4 114 15-1 3 PATROLITE 7 111 15-1 THIRD RACE 5-8 Mile. 4:00 1. 31. 3-Year-Oids and Upward. Claiming. 2 MOANE KB ALA 5 111 X 2-1 4 YEHONALA 7 100 5-2 6 WATCHERUN ..2 111 X 4-1 3 DECLARATION 6 114 6-1 5 CARBINES GOLDY 1 106 10-1 7 MISS WARD 3 109 12-1 1 OKLAQUEEN 4 103 15-1 FOURTH RACE 5-8 Mile. 4:30 I. M. 3-Year-CIds and Upward. Claiming. 1 BARNEY KEEN ..5 114 X 2-1 G IAGO 3 114 4-1 4 NUSAKAN 1 109 6-1 5 OLEPAL 2 106 8-1 3 MY BOW 7 107 10-1 2 MULLET 6 112 X 10-1 7 TAKE IT EASY 4 109 10-1 FIFTH RACE Z-i Mile. 5:C0 1. M. 3-Year-Olds end Upward. Claiming. G B EIGHTY 3 106 X 3-1 5 CIVIL WAR 2 112 4-1 7 TORCTTEEN 4 no 3-1 4 RENAISSANCE 1 no X 4-1 1 KNAVE ...... 5 115 12-1 2.TAWAPA ; G 03" X S-l 3 CERRO 7 113 X C-l SIXTH RACE 3-1 Mile. 5:39 1. II. S-Ycar-OIds and Upward. Claiming. G MY IDEAL 3 103 X 4-1 7 MARY CARMEN 4 103 X 4-1 4 MORNEY FIRTH 1 110 X 4-1 3 ANIMATE 5 110 X G-l 5 EVA R 2 111 X 8-1 1 CHIEFS RANGER G 114 X -8-1 2 SCORE 7 113 X G-l 3 MASKED REVUE .. 8 109 X 10-1 SEVENTH RACE 1 1-10 Miles. G:00 T. M. 3-Year-Old? and Upward. Claiming. 7 SMILIN ED 2 110 X 5-2 1 BLACK HAT 3 109 X 4-1 5 TRIOLET 7 107 X 4-1 4 STROLLING HOME G 103 G-l 3 PROPOSING 5 103 X 8-1 G STEPINANNA 1 98 X 10-1 2 RED ROD 4 103 X 10-1 EIGHTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. 6:30 P. M. 3-Year-Olds and Upward. Claiming. 2 STORM ANGEL........ 6 113 X 4-1 8 BARCARDI SWEEP 4 114 X 4-1 5 SOME BOY 1 112 X G-l 3 MANHATTAN 7 112 G-l 7 HIGH HATTER.. 3 118 X G-l 4 MISS MOO 8 110 X S-l G REVERBERATE 2 10S X 8-1 1 HURRY HAWK 5 114 15-1 BROKEN NECK WORTH 5,000 A jury in the court of Superior Judge Frankhauser, Saturday, awarded Edwin A. Taylor, 49, of Chanute, Kan., damages to the entent of 5,000 for a broken neck sustained in a collision between two locomotives near Burden, Kan., September 16, 1934. At the time Taylor was a fireman on a A. T. and S. F. helper engine that rolled down from the top of a grade, crashing into a passenger engine that was on its way up the grade. He was the only survivor of the crews of either engine.
