Woody Herman

The OLCATE, Cogate Presents Bill Stan With the Cogate Shave Cream Sports Newsreel Bill Stan, the Cogate Came Man is on the air Bill Stan, the Cogate Came Man with Thor is rare They kids advising you, the teen you'll get a shave and smoothing clean, you'll be a Cogate brushless, bam Good evening ladies and gentlemen, this is Bill Stearn

bringing you the 380th edition of the Cogate Shave Cream Sports Newsreel featuring strange and fantastic stories some legends, some hearsay, but also interesting we'd like to pass them along to you our guest tonight in Holly, what is one of the most famous band leaders in the nation Woody Herman but before we bring you Woody Herman in

person let's begin with real one portrait of a jockey on December the 28th of last year roughly two months ago newsboys in Los Angeles California were screaming out about it. So I need a race pack open $50,000 feature race won by Jackie Ralph Knees.

Ralph Knees, why is Knees winter in feature race now? What's that? What's that? What did that news voice say? Ralph Knees wins $50,000 race at Santa Nita, but that's impossible. A dead man can't ride a horse and Ralph Knees is dead.

But well maybe I better begin the story in the beginning. Our story begins several years ago and one of the best jockeys in the United States was a boy named Ralph Kneves. Not only was Ralph Kneves one of the best jockeys, but he was one of the most daring as well. On May the 8th of 1936 at the beautiful Bay Meadows Racetrack

outside of San Francisco, jockeys Ralph Kneves was entered in several races that day. In the third race of the day he wrote a horse named Finnequins, a six to one shot all the way down the back stretch Ralph Kneves was fighting for that lead. He might have made the lead, that is he might have made it if his horse hadn't suddenly tripped and fallen down went