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Waxon, Yaqui, Coosada Seek Ak-Sar-Ben Event Each of Trio Have Registered Victories During Current Meet AK-SAR-BEN, Omaha, Nebr., June 14. — The Nebraska Restaurant Association Purse, named in honor of that reputable Drganization which is currently holding its annual convention here in Omaha, will highlight tomorrows rather attractive Mght-race agenda at this fashionably appointed west side course. In addition to she nominal feature, the Lexington Rotary Ulub Purse, a one mile and 70-yard event lesigned specifically for three-year-old ntermediate claiming performers, will :erve as the chief supporting attraction. A field of 11 better-than-average platers were named to contest the Restaurant Association Purse, which should shape up as a spirited duel from flagfall to finish. Three of the contenders, namely, Edward Luthers Waxon, Donna Seifreds Yaqui, and Alvin Joys Coosada, have registered victories thus far during the first part of the present meeting, whereas several of the others, including Walter Lewis LEn-fant and E. C. Moores Good Fella, have been most impressive even in defeat. Rounding out the group are other contenders such as Phil Raaschs Belle Mimi, Willard T. Beezleys Sunstorm, R. B. Bakers First to Fight, Tony Manganos Mary-Esther, William Sweezys Inaugural, and B. F. Lundys Miss Mary K. A small but compact band of eight promising sophomore charges are slated to match strides in the Lexington Rotary Club Purse with R. Bass Rectify, V. Macks Life Raft, and H. F. Luers B. D. Hatter, perhaps the more formidable of the group which also includes O. D. Meekers Alloy, Janet Burtons Busy Till, C. D. Alexanders Grandun, M. McLarins Competitor, and Duke Carver, Sr.s, Medina Boy.
