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Show ii MSG jaS anr t-'r-. at n g W IT mf-- jy-- mhi - ? R jf. - .v b ViV 41 & i 1i.n MU YiV g. rsv '- - i ;'if-- -- 9m swr- - i m- - '. hast, 4 . ' w vswr . M. . is jW f ., 1. It wa s a year In the happening, but Jackeroo, owned by Wiseman, Schwob and Myers, won the $27,910.00 George Marshall Stakes with F. Gomez aboard, In a driving rainstorm and sloppy track at the Beaver track last Saturday. Jackeroo broke from the gate In front and was never challenged, as the bay gelding led by two lengths at the finish, winning a purse of $15,350.50 for the owners. It was the richest purse ever for Beaver County, and the second running of the George Marshall Stakes for two year olds. Mark's Emperor, owned by Gale, Rosenlof and Williams, ridden by was second and won Sorenson $5,861.10 for the ownrs. Horsemans Prayer, owned by Jersey and Crane, came on In the stretch to place third, with Tonahill aboard, winning $3,070.10. Card of Thanks Bert and Merlin Merryweather their children and grandchildren wish to thank the many relatives and friends who helped make their Goland den Wedding celebration a success and an event to remember. Ze Ida Coon Karl and Elva Merryweather Martin and Sharon Merryweather Robert and Linda Merryweather Linda' and John Baldwin and Grandchildren Lucky Yard, owned by Peters and was Bennett, fourth, winning Pow Wow, owned by Pax$1,395.00; ton and Peterson, fifth, $558.20; and A1 Diego, owned by David and Alton Marshall, was sixth, winning $279.10. Wiseman, Schwob and Myers also picked up the Nomination Award at 5 of the $27,910 purse, for an additional $1,395.50. Nominations for next years race had to be purchased by last Saturday. Nominators have until February 1 to name their horse. Nominations can be sold up until the time the horse Is named. The George Marshall Stakes started with 137 nominations a year ago, and had 36 In the trials on July 21st during the Beaver Lions Dairy District -- Derby. Nominations will be required for the Lions Derby next year and are due now. They estimate a $15,000 purse for this popular race. The rain started between the second and third race, and there were few rays of sunshine the rest of the day. By the eighth race, George Marshall Stakes, the track was covered with about three inches of slop. But they finished all eleven races. Unbeatable won the Wildy Yardley Handicap, coming from the rear on the back stretch to win easily, at one mile and 70. The three year old owned by Monte Marshall, lived up to his name. Roman City was second, and High George T, third. Merry Me Tomey, owned by Joe Burns won the first race; Kid Rullah, owned by Gordon Bringhurst, the second race; Moonlight Knight, owned by D. Sullivan and Sons, the third; Little Lepp, the fourth; Growling George the fifth; Hig A Due, the sixth race; Kissin Jon, the seventh; Beaus Court, the ninth and Dainty Time, the tenth race. It was the fourth race meet at the Beaver track this year, one of the most popular tracks in Utah. Alumni Attending (Continue Don and Almeda Holbrook, Bountiful, Utah Ashley and Phyllis Workman, Salt Lake City, Utah Gordon Murdock, Richardson, Texas Mr. and Mrs. Bud Williams, Pocatello, Idaho Bill and Jane Gillies, Rancho Gordova, California Mr. and Mrs. Leon Williams, Mira Lorn a, California Lewis and Helen Bushman, Las Vegas, Nevada Keith Rowley, California Robert and Leah Holmes, Cedar City, Utah Chloe Lewis Blackner, Salt Lake City, Utah Stanely Lewis, Salt Lake City, Utah Jay Johansen and wife, Sacramento, California Weston and Lucille Vernon, Salt Lake City, Utah Kathryn Shannon, Sherman Oaks, California Margaret Arnold Chesson, Las Vegas, Nevada Garold and Marybelle Eyre, Minersville, Utah Gerald and JoAnn Eyre, Minersville, Utah Mick and Louise Pryor, Minersville, Utah Basil and Alice Rollins, Nephi, Utah Eyre, Joyce Goodwin, Tracy Bradshaw, Paula Smith, Debbie Smith and Coach Danny White. Fran Gale won the slugger award and Paula Smith Osborn Photo the golden glove award. FAST PITCH WINNERS: Utah Independent Bank Womens Fast Pitch team, winner of the league and tournament, with a 0 record are front row: Martha Bradshaw, Fran Gale, Linda Back row: Marllee Black, and Kathy Smith. 9-- Thorpe Waddingham , Delta, Utah Robert Kinross and wife, Provo, Utah Virginia Grimes, Bountiful, Utah Hubert and Anna Mae Hickman, Beaver, Utah Elwood and Judy Vincent, Bountiful, Utah Helen Bird Chapney and husband, Salt Lake City, Utah Mr. andMrs.DavidSleater, Lake-woo- d, California Jim and Jean Hickman, Bountiful, Utah Gene and Gladys Pitchforth, Mur- ray, Utah Foster Morris, Ogden, Utah Elaine Albrecht Anderson, Fort Wayne, Indiana Mr. and Mrs. Duane Roberts, -r, Wallace Hughes, Redding, California San Mateo, CaliDern Cutzen, fornia Nona Roberts Sampson and husband, Albuquerque, New Mexico Irene Mumford Gerkin and husband, Vacaville, California Hickman VanWensveen, Evelyn Bountiful, Utah Pat Smith Benson and husband, Blackfoot, Idaho Walt and Kathleen Griffiths, Walnut Creek, California Virginia Baxter, Salt Lake City, Utah LaMoine and Ethel Lewis, Ogden, Utah Betty Campeau James, Fontana, California and Lorraine Horton, Marvin Nampa, Idaho Ruth Zabriskie, Everett, Wash- Ethel Hearn Johnson ington Shirley Jones Rozelle and husband, Stockton, California Winslow and Norma Banks, Salt Lake City, Utah Helen Baker Wilson, Clovis, California Charlotte Holmes Reid and husband, Salt Lake City, Utah Ardith Bird Miller and husband, Salt Lake City, Utah Max Roberts and wife, McGill, Nevada Flossie Rollins Adams, Minersville, Utah Gregory Buntin and wife, Carson City, Nevada Mary Banks Spykerm an and husband, Salt Lake City, Utah Bill and Helen Cochran, LaPuente California Doris Hughes Johnson, Logan, Utah Peggy Lee Sullivan, Orem, Utah Maxine and Bryant Roberts, Boise iiiim Idaho Sam and Alta Hickman, Beaver, Utah Erma Hickman Smith, Salt Lake City, Utah Doug and Barbara Kirk, North -ridge, California Owen Smith, Castro Valley, California Albert Smith, San Diego, California Beth Coleman Wolf, Saratoga, California Carl B. 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