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May 10, 1936
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FINANCIAL MARKETS; Stocks Steady and Higher in Slowest Trading Since June 29; Bonds Dull -- Franc Softens -- Wheat Up.
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French Cabinet Defers Olympic Backing; New Leftist Regime May Refuse Credits
By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES
French participation still undecided
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KING SAXON SCORES EASILY AT JAMAICA AS 15,000 LOOK ON; 11-to-20 Choice Leads From Start, Capturing Excelsior Handicap on Closing Day. GOOD HARVEST RUNNER-UP Trails by Three Lengths in $7,150 Stake, but Saves Place From Esposa. GOLDEY F. WINS ROSEDALE Undefeated Filly Gains Eighth Triumph, Beating Drawbridge and Bad Dreams. KING SAXON SCORES AS 15,000 LOOK ON
By Bryan Field
Fleet King Saxon and undefeated Goldey F., made favorites in yesterday's stake events at Jamaica, charged home in front before 15,000 persons who once more jammed the Metropolitan Jockey Club's facilities to the straining point. Both victories were popular on an afternoon which saw form hold up remarkably well, even though the prices of three favorites were odds-on.
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PHILS, WITH DAVIS, SUBDUE GIANTS, 5-3; Rout Hubbell With Three-Run Onslaught in Fourth and Win Opener of Series. PHILS, WITH DAVIS, SUBDUE GIANTS, 5-3
By John Drebingerspecial To the New York Times
PHILADELPHIA, May 9. -- Motivated doubtless by a desire to get an even closer view of the odd workings of his careening baseball machine, Colonel Bill Terry put himself back into the line-up of his Giants today.
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