Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1929, Page 74

6 AFRICAN 1S SECOND: BEACON HILL THIRD Whichone Takes Chamnagne 5'“ Stakes, With Boojum, Sablemate, Third. By the Associated Press. ELMONT RACE TRMCK, Septem- ber 7.—Over a muddy track, The Nut, racing in the silks of the ‘Warm Stable and perfectly rid- den by the veteran jockey, Mack Garner, scored an impressive “mrier the Lawrence Realization Stakes e today. The Nut picked up 119 pounds, followed the early pace set by Beacon Hill and, when ready, ran into the lead to win easily. R. T. Wilson's African was second and Harry Payne Whitney’s Beacon Hill third. The mile and five furlongs were run in 2:45 3-5. Red Rag won the opening event, making good, but it took her very best efforts to win. Enid was second and Curtsey _third. Sn long shot, led the field to the final 1urlon|, where Red Rag dashed to the front and just lasted to win by half a length from the fast closing Enid. Ruler, racing in the silks of the Fox Catcher Farms, Dupont, scored an easy victory in the Brook Steeplechase, run over the 2!;- mile course, and in doing so created a new track record for the course by stepping it in 4:42, three full seconds faster than the best previous time. The victory of Ruler was a sparkling per- formance, as the race was run over s muddy course. Ruler jumped into a long lead in the first half mile. Maintaining a lon| lend all the way, he won by § lengths. fleld, odds-on favorite, was second, wm: Jolly Roger third. The race was worth $10,500, includ- ing a cup. Stakes to Whichone. H. P. Witney's Whichone accounted for the Champagne Stakes, leading home W. M. Ziegler's Goneaway, with Boojum, coupled with Whichone, third. ‘The Whitney establishment declared to +win with Boojum, but when he could ::t, get up Whichone then went on to n. ‘The race was run down the 63, fur- longs of the Widener course and the ‘Whitney entry was held at 1 to 7. The start was good, Boojum, Maya and Wichone being off in perfect line. Boojum showed the most foot, leading by a comfortable ma , but when they ran into the muddy part of the track Boojum began to back up, as he is no mudder. Then McAtee, on ‘Whichone, rushed his mount up on the outside. Wichone ran into the lead and, drawing away, won by a length. Goneaway beat Boojum half a length for the place. Stanton was fourth ‘The race was worth $5,750. Roodles, favorite at 2-1, was an easy winner of the fourth race, & riong sprint. He won by 10 lengths and ran the distance in 1:26. Bird of Prey beat Your Place a head for the place. Dangerous had no difficulty in annex- ing the purse in sixth race, a mile-and- a-quarter gallop. He ran the route in 2:05 3-5 and won by four lengtrs, while Comet beat Standard Bearer four lengths for the place. Dade Park Results Associated Press. ird amination. Saicé. ‘Lida Love, Hish Low, Ketchup, Repay also ran. SECOND RACE—6 furlonss. ibby's Cholce (Cra'r). won _ $5.06 400 333 Siar Goaler | m.‘ucond 1808 1810 Cohe Conch: " s CGood Indian, Mike The Coach, Flanagan, Frank Poden- S0 b RACE—6 B P N o SRl Y] Zalovian (Bawards). second er . Rushing. Fuss and Pesy Sun’ Lyon, Nuckol's Boy, Princess Donn Mazzie, Bedford Saint al FOURTH RACE—1 mile. Respond (Ryan), won g e drgond i B'o?.” " Farole . Wentz, Little Guines, erluerllz Wlll!" also ri H RACE—S1: turlonss. Ild won !‘ 90 328 3.20 ‘A’nde I'{‘ll"‘er'(.' “" t), second 15.88 :H ‘Dick, Reveille Boy and Esco Man: SIXTH RACE—1% miles. Dregon (Carroll); arvdate (Hain Mollie Myhill SEVENTH RACE—1 Torch Boy (Moore). Mascara (May), second) Sharon (Judy).’ third Ocean Current, Longchamps, die also ran. Thorncliffe Results Associated Press. T RACE-8 furlon| 5" Johnny Agee ( ek ot Sfabs (Quilien): 360 Master Ed- 2 918 4328 Jack of 1020 e (Fither). third i B epec, Laddle Buck. Estelle Marle, virginta; Pennsylvania II Rhapsody Ann. Reigh Si 1 Wand, Storm King also 320, second COND RACE—17 furlon: Sovel it MeGinnis), won $4.60 310 2.40 an (Townfow), second 335 240 Bollero), third 2 Cabitol. ‘Wasehouseman, Red Indian, Inn Keeper aiso Tan. THIRD RACE—7 furlont Ebvford (Quillen); won 32208 908 738 Bollero), second 80 538 TH RACE—7 furlon TocTate (Bngnner. ot Fair Orb (Avel), second Wacket (Horn)." third Wrackster, Royal Anbu. Play Ball also ran, 1600 130 410 390 340 eriap) Ming Butter John, Trieze, Clear 8ky also ran. SIXTH RACE—1/, miles. Lightview (Zabo), won f640 430 318 Fair Class (Leonard). second Anaconda (Horn), thire b ] Se. p, Superiove, Nick Cullop, Chan- ning L. also ran. CE—1% m SEVENTH RA Feir O (Canmony. won Prince Carol (Rom Assessor Charlie (K jis, Little Scout, Nonstop. Plain Det er. Van Patrick. Nature's Dariing. Signols, Clarence Le Bus, Lady Edna also ran. o Delorimer Results furlon: . won $10.30 6.78 420 880 9.70 N 51030 7.00 458 1965 .60 lul . e 388 280 !Ial (Olb.on > lul $13.00 *s 5 seco: Rioore), third n%"u‘nnfi;m Vernon, Tressurer, Jake m Mcl—-l Thaton ¥on 3600 380 dy cml;on (Gibson), secos ave of ot Gabe (hoosep o utanan et «‘fln'.'g;‘f'-.en se00 428 e et e ISt \aver, Bireet Liz, Kathicen B8 nn 10 miles, n lk (lluhell). won $15.58 sg l‘l (Tryon), . tpird )flnnl Chiet lm o, 2 E‘?ii E""’ e MAYA owned by William THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., SEPTEMBER 8, 1929—PART §, Belmont Race Chart BELMONT PARK, N. Y., September 7 (Associated Press). WEATHER CLOUDY. TRACK MUDDY. flwfl‘ GI— d Pnnm we,r "" it ono.d 6'0""" "fo‘:"’""‘ Swner, A & H. P. Whitney entry. Overweight—LADALA, 3 pounds. BAG: at home in eolng. RED n BID, in she middls of the tr the post, But came with & rush st end over to t| Bt weakened in n into loged wi RACE—About 2} miles. Four-vei ) added. 310, 2% ! HI a Greentree Stable entry. RULER, st home in the soft showing excelient soeed. won nicely g “Bhe could n or ack to the final "Ralt mil RACE—About 1 furh;n » on easily: place drivi viteh, Swher, v’mu\- % 3| ¢ 2 5 i b a H. P. Whitney entry. b Added starter. WHICHONE was up and then drew to win nicely in el up and neld on ‘Kamely. hung badly st end. MAYA had more at end. STANTON had no mishaps. sif furlongs (Wideoer course), i mgu:ooil. aner e it & ing. opened wide carly lead 1ond, P-nr Sroung on tn vh\mr “then ‘closed gamely. IGHT, ;Jearcolds. Champy off a i B OADWAY LIM “ “’!H 'l'fl Yo Jockeys. St. MGarner 7-10 Plelds (] foveruon 1§ Sidre i lead at turlong po _‘%-nd Just lagted was_ba y Sheed Start good " won estly: 3 nbert " 118 3 bt R O dro0 i Ridtier™s Mhowe, r. "Vai % Str. Fn e T nzelone Coltiletti 1 H P. Whitney declared to win with BOOJUM. speed, 2ot lose B, s dd nov ke the '8 “Than umial: D was outrun. Two-year-old alll or, W. Hogal ted to win. y Kicked a¢ came tri 1l up for two m! pe Stakes. $3.800 adde; ¢., 3, bs ted oft early pace, came with a rush when BOOJUM could not, set nd. "GONE Y had ed, it wes in close quarters risht RACESeven furlones (main Won naoo aaded. "Biort sood. Dorroeted weight—BLUE METEOR. 105 pounds. rior mudder sprinted to the front, lopona “BIR PREY. in the good going. ';nf Tor haif & mile, then stopped. PETER boited easily: place drlvml 5-..., Mrs. course). _ Three-yea t 4 opened # wide lead an finishe ely. ited at start. Overweight—PETER, 2 pounds. nd won LAY had L] HARD TACK, 126 pou: THE NUT Tated off early pace. moy fround in stretch and won nicely in han QAK made 4 deter round turn, Ronee: “MARINE was outrun. Lawrence Reslisation, nds. d up fast around tun furlon: ‘but weakened. inner, n. ran into lead saved D.L' Od 1de d 1 fl!.ll but ll"cdl fin ho" n Best mile, but weaken e dRetined bia- & L LIVE n well' for six RACE—oOne mile and u quarter. hampton. . Furee sio00. Sta o0 Won. ‘Winner, ch. 9, by Ne 6'0‘— ir Af ney. V100, 4708, $100. * Fim Clancy. Horses. Wat. Post. 8t % Overwelghi—MANZANA, 3 po\mdl DANGEROUS was allowed to rate off the early pace fast. took lead and won ea E¥ANGRRD BEARER aid not like the soine. Three-year-clds and up: claiming. same. Went t Trainer, easily: pla ta. Owner, 18025, 1:40%, st WM, Claner. !M’m to far turn. where he of lent; A ran a bad race. had MANZA] West- 5:04%5. W. C. movad up speed and held on gamely. | ST. LOUIS TALENT AIDS 3200, $100. Time, .-......E === j! SaatSusasuna - 3533 ZuSuanebae "CuSnsnob-aas 1 1 5= VOODOO AY ANT REX_MOOR! : S E Overeeiehi BABADIL. 4 pounds: REX MOGRE. 2 pounts; win in last stride. performed poorly. BABADIL closed strong and was inside. ICARUS ran good race. usotg Lincoln Fields Entries Assoclated Press. eace. 13| BRI Ruth ezebel 1 a Coldstream Stud. IFTH RACE—$1,300; the Cooper Carlton; 3jiJear-olds and up: 6 furlongs. XXTK‘IAGI—H.)DO. claiming lds and up; 1 mil ff Rafl. 168 Lillian T. SEVENTH RACE—$1,300; claiming; 3- sias; 1 miles. | Checkms Bumpsie Ray... . I “Abprentice ‘dilowance claimed. Weather clear.. Tri k heavy. CUBS IN.PENNANT RACE By the Associated Press. Had base ball fate taken a different twist, a trio of Chicago Cub infielders might lnve been playing with St. Louils m bl‘ infield has a deehled 8t. Louis tinge for these reasons: nm"fi."mmmm is the nger’e{umcnmqomwvmz SEVENTH RACE_Six furionsg (Wideaer courss). Maiden 2:year-olds: tart oft I o Wen driving, Winne RNowih Bar m—lulldou Gwner, B R Bradies. Framer, H. nite Rock 100 e laimin place, same. ™ Jockeys. Retecesiou r ANT, 1 pou 31,000, e 2, by 3 Thompson. Valie, $700, PL PLAYABIT closed fast on Thorncliffe Entries. By the Associated Press. o TIRST RACE—$1,000; 3-year-old urlongs. s wi Nonenicer a Sunny Pal Paul G. Sefivery” incon ... a Hendrie entry. ‘maidens: ND RACE—3$1.000; the Richvie SECOND }nwlnneel. 3-year-olds Car Excellence ‘Whale Ol Aymond .. Quatra Bra: D RACE—$1.000; claiming: 7 furionsx. cape® fuigors 100 's.xon 5 108 Back Bone 100 Contempiste 4 *Innkeeper Find 100 william D. Nature's Darling foaled in Cana Fair Fortune 3-year- RACE—$1.000; claiming; 3-year- olds and up: 15 miles jeutenant 3d . Fy hcNell in ymona 8. Gotden Arrow nial *Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather cloudy; track fast. Lincoln Fields Selections BY THE LOUISVILLE TIMES. Associated Press. I Pll'l Meado Maiden, La Dentel th, Banset. Bonny ying Express, Pikes Cleora. sil. Prince, "' BEST—ILLEGITIMATE, T | New Yurl 'l'!l!nln . Pikes Peak. AR fi%.%#fi‘.’m ‘BEST—STITCHES. d tty Mul- TIMONIUM FEATURE T0 DANGER SIGNAL Captures Essex Farm Handi- cap From Field of Seven on Final Day. IMONIUM RACE TRACK, M« September 7.—J. B. Mellor's Dn r Signal, winner of the rland Fair Handicap, clme back and won the Essex Farm Handicap in a canter from a field of seven here today. It was a race of a mile and a_sixteenth and the fea- ture of the final program of the meet- ing. Highland Captain, carrying the silks of the Justa Farm Stable, was second, and John Bosley, jr.’s Saratof, third. ‘The winner had m ‘be much the best to win as easily as she did. Danged Signal broke luruy, but was cut off sharply at the first turn. How- ever, nhed l‘o;'a: ‘remgu\nmthh" mi again an r following the pace sef by Highland Captain for almost a mile went into the lead and won breezing. Highland Captain held on well and had no trouble disposing of Saratof for second money. Bucky Harris was a contender for a while, but dropped out of it nearing the stretch. The winner was & warm choice in the betting and paid only $4.10 to win, 'Chase to Long Shot. ‘Barbara Bryn Mawr. a rank outsider, paying $48.30 to win, took the steeple- ehue handicap, which opened the day's rogram. Radeo was second and Evelyn S‘wyer third. The winner was outrun early, but closed an immense gap on the last turn of the field and outlasted Radeo in a drive to the wire. Evelyn Sawyer ha: no trouble taking third money from Beverwyck, the favorite. ‘With decent racing luck Beverwyck probably would have won. He was run- ning in front of the fleld when Racing Star, a riderless horse, crossed into him o;! |th= last turn and knocked him out of it. A crowd of about 10,000 turned out to witness the final program of the meeting. ‘The consistent Domineer just lasted to win the second race at 6 furlongs from Tumult. The latter was closing fast, but couldn’t quite make it. How- ever, he easily placed over Acme. As usual, Domineer was fastest away from the barrier and took a lead of three lengths over Tumult at once. The others were far behind this pair as they the stand for the first time. rning for home, Tumult moved up stoutly and was within a length of the leader as the; straightened out in the stretch. Lang, however, kept Domineer going long enough to get the verdict. Acme came from far back to show. Rockdale Wins Third. Rockdale, starting for the first time during the Maryland meeting, won the third race, a sprint of Lhree-qulnen of a mile, leading all the wa: uncy was second and Little Papoose Rockdale went into a lead of a llule more than a length rounding the first turn and kept his advantage through- out. Regency chased after the winner all the way. The Lure was installed the favorite in the betting, but never could get into contention. ‘Eleusagon, since the Cumberland meeting, galloped to handy victory in the fourth race, a sprint of 6 furlongs for 2-year-olds. The winner broke on top and was never headed. Radha was second and Merry Mack third. They ran in that order al the way. Timonium Results Associated Press. FIRST RACE—, ne L2 l}n‘-r Avne :-"-‘m 830 1390 330 ‘Week! °I| (Moals). third , "0 "fi'«'v'é ’?!'x.' Racing Star, Darco, Wonder Girl, Soundings also ran. SECOND RACE—6 Xurlonln Domineer (LI . won 20 260 A talater thira 0 3% A‘O’;:' Me, .Dorothy Whitmore, lll! De Oro, The Dudfv ‘Golden “Mk ll ACE—6 furloni Rockd:le (O'Malley). Regency ¢ nmefi ',.?e nd 6.10 .!'g Blater: L‘!éllle ¥ m" .C:l’l Pete, Royal ”'ln‘yl Jessylin BI"D‘, Trlnflfl! also ran. RACE—6 l\lrlonll mgfin‘n (Lani $4.10 290 2.50 e Tl o, 34 5 5‘1’!’" Fiapper, Molly ll:l. Nyla also ran. 10 3 'on 970 800 410 Myrmidon, " won $4.10 2.30 2.20 Wyeth), second 3.40 20| $5.90 430 2.60 720 350 .| Ja Ruiz_also fan VENTH es. B Jack ARHIey}: woh " 18.00 150 1% Wormwold (O'Mallay), ‘second d (Haf) ), third M e Lehr. " Imn Delusive, mmolator, white Beulah Park Results Associated Press. RA ere] a0z). ke O'Dawn (Ba H-_}_hnulu (Yeenrrm. i Pranehbure. Kop the Coin, Why tiso Tan. Eoc‘g- Q\Ml(}ofldr’mrwon $6.40 380 3 secont | B (Banks), thirg Goid, Antiquarian, Garish, Lo Legion, Dentess, Saivag Y Daw also e 00 200 yal n RACE_314 furlonss, Moselle 8. (Bhaw) won Ereferred (Goodrich), second Silly Wire (Berrera), aster Setn, De nm-rb. Luakaha, Incibite also FOPRTH RACE—8 furlon n ch), won §1;"| bmer (Booth) ond Sette, Fandemonium, Cooper, Elbee RACE—1.% miles. ‘dner). won is40 420 400 2 Al Livingston, #1140 820 IXTH RACE—6 furlongs. Goodrich), 6.40 4.60 3.00 o' Ai cm"-ru.ne! d 2620 11.20 xpressive, Northern "Reularity, Park Hil, rm.ns Lulu also rln Wess {fl..‘u‘(. rios won " "Fied0 720 480 e Forey. second ' 5.5 380 afioriy: Lady Herbert. Tufi, o Ja.(u ok, Boxmore. Vuinerable. anger, and Lady 4 "Sie0 Fan." 8’;‘;&;‘.";‘ 'on ‘uuo 6.00 2.40 %flbflh and lflwnuh THE STAR’S CONSENSUS OF CHOICES AT BELMONT 1st Race George Smith _ lluukn m‘n Star m m«up e Custis Nusakan e Nusakan i S thhch- Star Will Spindler Sperting News oy Snifter indra Mo musavetn 2.5 SRl Andra Mollie Elizabeth Big Business no Mogastruck = EEaia carier Helene M. Eriscilia Erlecire Snter *Lisa Princess Tins Fai: Priscilla_Oarter - Sankari *Double Pay Full Dress Tolls Iotlen | Mombasss. Spinach Dousle Pay Mombasss Chicatie Ding *Double Pay Maybe i Ebinacn Chicatie PRultiess Titus Faultiess 7ty Tord starting for the first time | Belmont Selections BY GEORGE SMI' 1—Nusakan, Ohybee Sun Meddler, 2—Merano, Mollie E !lllful' 3—Moonstruck, G 4—Princess Tina, Nur 5—Double Pay, Iollan, C| 6—Full Dress, Mo Best—DOUBLE PA'. The first is devoted to top-grade laters, NUSAKAN, despite his steady- ht assignment, is evidently the lf the fleld. The fast colt was rened-up during the Saraf meet. He had a rmdreeenuy as l;w;;r behind Osmand, & sented competition uondly m lhwld be able to show KX lm&'eulvely weleh be;%’ :n some class, “K :;:el‘ g':sdnobyfi:mi\“’w fear from tb's re- He is capal the purse over the d.\meult _going. Sammy Smith's MERANO has been ped into an apparent sott spot in the maiden jumper event. The young- ster has shown plzmly! of promise in his few starts at this sport. There does not appear to be more than pass- Inl opposition for him Monday. MOL- IZABETH has been a long time wmnm' one of these races. She schooled so encourmngly at Benning that high hopes were held fos her at this game. She may be able to extend the top one. SNIFTER has enough speed in his races on the flat to make him a contender in here. MOONSTRUCK, s Whitney castoft in the stable of F. J. Kearns, might earn a purse for his new owner in the third. The fleld is a fairly well matched neu,: \‘:ut the wnhoe’d:‘e.&; §lll‘; ter appears to have enous an him gbme first. He conditioned himself for this test in a recent sharp effort, and_ he is ready to do his best. GREGORQY‘ a tfno“bl;ll winner at SIT:A; toga, must continue his speedy ways force the issue Monday. Off of his two winning races he is the one to beat. LAMP BLACK is dead fit and holds a chance of splitting the top pair. Although PRINCESS TINA ‘E:u away weight to her company, the rp filly is not anchored by a crunhlng I.m- post. The weights are scaled d that she is top weight with lld Slu has been racing in a manner that sug- gests this feld will be hard put keeping pace with her. NEARBY and VANITY will probably stage a stirring battle for place money. The first-named is good enough to make a race out of it, and she seems to e Coe filly. How- ever, the latter is not to be counted out. She has threatened the best of them in her two recent starts, and she has always been one to give her best at all times. Her consistency m-{a‘drop her closer than named in this fle DOUBLE PAY picks another easy race in the fifth. Although required to concede plenty of weight, the for- eigner has a clear edge over his com- pany, and it is not likely that he will toss it off. He is too fit an animal to finish behind such as these. IOLLAN, another outlander, rates nearest of the opposition. He has shown himself to be a worthy opponent for the top one, although never able to trim him. He and CHICATIE are closely matched, but IOLLAN has whipped the latter often enough in their recent meetings to rate them as named. FULL DRESS, a son of Man o’ War, had a race for education at Saratoga. | He has worked swiftly and, with that previous race under his belt, he should be ready to show his real speed to the public. There is certain to be plenty of Opposition for him In this bulky field, but with any of the breaks he should be able to get the call. MOMBASA, a highly 1egarded miss, has turned in a pair of encouraging races behind thoss of her own sex. She is approaching a winning effort, and may be the one to keep the top one driving. SPINACH runs good races sandwiched between in- different ones. One of the smart ef- forts would enable him to take out a section of the purse. Belmont Park Entries. Associated Press. FIRST RACE—$1.000: claiming: olds and up: 6 furlongs (main cour Sun Meqdier.... 118 " Poportie Prickly Heat.. Nusakan . 3-year- se). SECOND RACE—$1.300: k: for maiden: h 137 Falmouth . 132 Special Del 142 Merano . THIRD ooo The Mineoln: Tor '3 year older (Widener course). cf *Lamp Bla Stephanite Fairy Jane claiming: 6 furlongs Gregory . Barn_ Dan FIFTH added; Handicap; 3- nlr-oldl up: 1% mil +Eive Pounds claimed. 1Seven pounds claimi Weather tlouds: irack muady. Beulah Park Entries Assoclated Press. FIRST RACE—$500; claiming; 3-year-olds; 512 furlons. s Botcl Foretop claiming; 3-year- 108 +Billy Wach 104 Lord Douglas. 3.20 310 W o tt Hombe of Bl 1% 106 Eunice Mad lu! . PIFTH RACE—! claiming; 3-year-olds snd up; 1u miles, ‘The Orleanian.. 107 B ESa S g R B Lincoln Fields Race Chart LINCOLN FIELDS, i, September 7 (Associated Press). 'I mn m.nn_ TRACK MEAVY. lones. i yMalden 2-year-olds. ' Purse, t 3:34: 3: Owi . ‘"nen Audley P ather, K Spence. str. Pin. Ban tate. "v?n eaatly "ol Vigaer, Shs Ty Lora roah. alue, 3600, Martin Bl Jockeys. BILLY CHAMP, $4.34, 31.10; FORT Saaily held sway throushout, but could not menace had no muu'rgfiar.u‘l ABH, 3$25.13, 19.14, 8. BLUE ASH, 004 BILLY CHAME :.:::u'fig‘ montd fote.s Sood Bndeed et ot PORT DEARBORN b2 ) 1‘ e irea ahier show: speed, WA he way in the worst going. - BECOND RACE-—s - ;_elaimin; Star: good from nnr:;:mmn' ket e ent 3:1 Poard: Yl Poliard. off at 3:17%4. “rrviners K. Straight, 3428 3 MUTUELS_GOLD MINT, $10.56, $4.70, $3.62; CHEERS, $3.60, $2.74; LITTLE GYP. $2.96. GOLD MINT. racing well in the going and saving sround throughout, took the lead tering the stretch and lead and was CH!IR%- poorly h: tak extremely wide emnrm‘ Ny eloua n_his much used in forcing the early pace, tired in the reten. chMc-UA tired. HIRD RACE.-One mile and an slshth. Thrse-year-olds and uo: clatming. um Btart fast snd sood = Won essed up: pent oft b. h., 5. by Good—Little Flowe; alies, 390, 3300, 3100 Tim Purse, sw Tiohy 1180, 1 e B8 Pin. _Jockeys. Straignt. 1 Halbert 1 ipto s long early lead and easils held race J{n far ' Dvr'n!"}“‘ S0 R Tared e BIL ired in the hn.!.fl well. ot ool otk s Sop aCthe st Thee-clening. DAN BURNHAL brote down. " furlongs. Two-yesr-olds. The Rierdale. ~Purse, $1.300. Start o SR S, T T Rardye, Py S S . by Mid 3 Knebel alner. C. E. Gross. Vaiues, : Jockess. ratght. McDermott Jones i o 3 b 5 ) 8 Le Mar Stock Farm—M. Lowenstein entry. LIGHTNING JONES, $5.18, $3.52, $2.26; PLUCKY PLAY, MUTUELS-—] CAMP BOSS, ll” IONES. awa: rell, disposed Dl CAMP BOSS smen e oty T e nusich B BRAY. S r:‘n n:'ga '!fl lood“m l‘!‘mn’; a half mile ln'd then tired. JOHN MA( like the going. lle and o auarter. For 3-year-olds and up. Lincoln Handicap. 25,000 sdded C Bacy ko0d ”:b ol Bt Winiay €ty Won driving: place Same. W gk b BT Watte. 4,000, 32,000, "$1,000. " Time, 0:34, Straight. 8 $4.46, $2.76; '?\ lhblllklnfl: r.nd hip facr suaipls LER aid not y_ Black e, "121,000, Jockeys. Overwelgh_MARTINIQUE, 1 pound. MUTUELS—BLACKWOOD, $40.56, $13.96, 37.40; MARTINIQUE, l mum. uu n his best form. moved into command in the back siretch and; conting MARTINT( e latter rated in the fnal driv ;&%’ under b “was {ar back & resolute but wi PiRowing "early specd. atter. wrfiB"’ SIXTH RACE—One and one-sixteenth miles. For 3:vear-olds and u Start good Won GFiving: Dlace same. Went at 5:44%: off $12.84, ed batk suddenty g _three furlon CEFY Droke slacways and. $1.400. Claim- at §:46. Winner. ch. Value, $1,100, 3268, $144. Straght. and was never prominent there- Playcany. Owner trainer, R. J. M of the way. 0:50%, 1:17%, 1:44, 1:50 Wt Post. 8t. oore. nn, | Jockers, 1 Apprentice allowance waived. ANCE. $7.28, $4.36. $2.80;: DEVON, 34.88, 33; McGONIGLE. $2. ell idden. moved into the lead in the back stretch. whers he re. jCutAnished Di Intter moved up stoutly in the ghtly by the w winmer '1n the Rnel arive; *Mead! CLEA! o8 "well o hard riding ang and_was carried out ERODIONES went well RACE—One and one-sighth miles. ‘Won easily: place driving, Went eldel-Rock” Garden, Owne Baks 900, $200, $100. Time, 0:3 O Y oo 3 'I’l'l; Pn’ll. l'“ 81,300, clllnln( For _3.vear-olds and oAt €331 Win %3 Jockeys. Straignt. Smith $4.01 1833 795 4 4 3 . Jones mnoxn WEIDEL, $10.02, $6.42, $4.68; Zelma O'Neal, $15.52, $6.88; MA- ROXIE WRIDEL. racing in her moved up fast in_ fhe turl ZELMA O’ o her best form. raced reserved ace. then AL ed 'fl!'l!dl’ from th shotitls: ONELL tired: ' off the early , taking the lead, T and fnished well. MACHETS Saisned Dade Park Entries Associated Press. FIRST RACE—$800: maiden 3-y allowances: 5 furlongs. Almes Goldsmith 114 Jeannine 114 Delorimer Entries. Associated Press. FIRST RACE—S$500; claiming; and up: 8 furlongs. Cave Woma Earla Baby. 4-year-olds Y My Della. Vie Sporting "Life. SECOND RACE 4500 claiming: 3-vear- Princess olds and up foaled in Ca turlongs. Midmint . a L. SmithColdstream Stud entry. SECOND RACE_3800; claiming; 3-year- 09 | olds and up: 1 mile. iSaem Capistrano . Grand *Yalovian 2 Emergency 110 *Luck Piece Me Own Chrysler Joseph Sabbath. *Mosque 8 Lady snn Plelum Amuu claiming: The La d up; 6 furlongs *High Score..... 108 Puss & Feathers 112 *Ragabald 108 Irfaneh . it ly ngyo! Kensington Lad. Lisiming; d-ye s RACE—$500; olds ahd up: &% Turioss Carry Up. Pacility FOURTH RACE—$800; olds; 5% furlongs. e Pottery 102 Tester . 'rnmh Beauty.. 11 Fiedes . Fretwe claiming; 2-year- xrm ACE_3500; claiming; 3-year.olds ] and up; 1/, miles. Double Dare Seint's Panc *Maryetta guns Playfellow" Granite Dui Alma Cls Emeryville FIFTH RACE—3800: The Sonntag 3-year-olds and up: 1% miles. Beigh Olm...... 118 Steven HiF11 198 SIXTH RAGE—$000; Hotel; SEVENTH RACE claiming; 4-year-olds olds and up; 1/ mi Bethlehem . . Ma; Myrtle Crows . Sir’ Galal 3800; claimin: sApprentice allowance claimed. Weather cloudy) track fast. Dade Park Selections BY THE LOUISVILLE TIMES. Associated Press. Lava. Jeannine. eu' Mcintogh.” VENTH RACE— and up; 1% miles. non_Club... 106 Huon Pine 103 M * Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather, raining; track, muddy. — e Penny-a-round boxing shows in the Montreal ball pll'k are developing a lot of local talent. won Fir, nof.'rm"mm Bhaste Oration. & Pretty Fun, Billy Doran, Princess Vie- oy M—Rflfll OLGA. Thorncliffe Selections BY THE LOUISVILLE TIMES. Associated Press. 1, Sunny Pal, Thunder Lark, Bweet An- Ei?,;é.."fi.!"f'.l‘.?'*fl“ B T w e, W here Horses Race For the Next Week .awrence Stakes Won by The Nut : Blackwood Scores Upset at Lincoln Fields ] PAYS $4070 WIN | LINCOLN HANDICAP Surprise Victery of 4-Year- Old Nets $21,000 for Its Owner, Mrs. Denemark. By the Associated Press. INCOLN FIELDS, Ill, September the racing card here today came in the nmmn’ of the Lincoln Handicap, the feature attraction, Blackwood, paying the handsome price of $40.56 to $2, flashed under the wire a winner bv a length. 7.—One of the biggest upsets of when Mrs, E. Denemark’s 4-year-old Martinique from D. E. Stewart’s stable was second mainder of the fleld were widely seps arated. ‘The feature event had & net value of $21,000 to the winner, $4,000 to second, $2,000 to the third and $1,000 to the fourth stables. Blackwood, away well and racing in his best form, went into the lead in the back stretch and, improving his position thereafter, was under the wire a winner by a length. Martinique, rated along under light restraint to the stretch, challenged the leader reso- lutely, but was unable to get up and finished second by a length and a half. Royal Julian, away well, improved his position and finished well to take the third money by 10 lengths from Mon- tanaro. The latter tired badly after showing early speed. Karl Eitel raced forwardly for the first three furlongs, then dropped far back, finishing in sixth position. Carolyn Chappel, a prom! 2- year-old bay fllly hy Sweep, out of Meadow Girl and owned by Lawrence H. Armor of Chicago, fell dead on the track here during the workout this morning. Opener to Blue Ash. The Audley Farm's Blue Ash led home his field in the opening event, thereby earning his first brackets. It was a 6-furlong sprint for 2-year-old maidens. Billy Champ, from the Warm Stable, was second and Fort D n, from the Valley Lake Stable, third. Twelve juveniles started. Mrs. R. Pollard’s 5-year-old Gold Mint easily captured the second number, & claiming affair for 3-year-olds and up over the 6-furlong distance. Cheers, from B. A. Jones' Stable, was second, with Little Gyp, from Knebelkamp & l{:rris‘ Stable, third. Seven horses E Mrs. E. L. Swikard's 5-year-old Duel- ist easily won the third race, a lop over the mile-and-an-eighth dis tance for 3. -olds and up. It was a claiming affair. Frank Fullen, from F. Swain's stable, was second and Bill Seth, from Geor : Collins’ stable, third. Eight started. Lightning Jones, from Knebelkamp & Morris' Stable, won the Riverdale purse, the fourth event on the program, a sprint of 6 furlongs, for 2-year-olds. Plucky Play, from the Cold Stream stud, was second, and Camp Boss, from J. McGee’s Stable, third. R. J. Moore’s 5-year-old chestnut gelding, Clearance, was just good enough to take the sixth, a claiming af- fair for 3-year-olds and up over the mile and a sixteenth distance. J. J. Greely's Deven was second, with 8. Pelbodylucfion!flelhh‘d. Five started. Roxie Weidel, from the Four Osaks stock farm, furnished the last upset of the day when lhe scampered home the winner of the closing evenl. a claiming affair for 3-year-olds and up over ths mile and an eighth distance. Zelma O'Neal, from Mrs. B. J. Miller's stable, was second and Machete, from the Shady Brook farm, was third. Eight started. I MARLBORO RACING TO START TUESDAY BALTIMORE, September 7.—Tomor= row and Monday will be moving day for owners, trainers, jockeys and mble hands who will participate in the five~ day fair and race meet at Marlboro, Tuesday. Turfmen and their 4 | beginni | followers will move from Timonium and Ebensburg, Pa., to the Southern Mary- land plant, which will have the honor of closing the 15-day half-mile season ”:o Maryland. Cumberland was the first stop. Marlboro has been remodeled for the meeting, and the improvements have brought commendation from those who have visited the plant. An improve- ment on the track this year includes the stall gate, which will take care of 10 horses, the limited starting number. Southern Marylanders love the horse, and the horse show is expected to be the biggest attraction connected with the fair. ‘The condition book, as prepared by John P, Turner, racing secretary, will feature long-distance ndnl ‘There will be 13 long events, being at 1 mile and. 70 yards, 8 -t i and one at 1%. One race will be run every day at each 62 and 7 furlongs. Nine have been listed at 5!2 and the first of the meet at about 5 furlongs. GREENTREE POLOISTS BOW TO SANDS POINT By the Associated Press. WESTBURY, N. Y., September 7.— Tommy_Hitchcock rode wild today as Sands Point swept into the final mund of the national open pdlo ship on the crest of a 14-10 mumpb 00 | over Winston Guest's crack Greentree quartet in the second semi-final. Sands Point now will clash with Ste- phen Sanford's Anglo-American Hurri- canes in the final round on Wednesday. ‘The Hurricanes, drawing a first round bye, eliminated Roslyn in a thrilling 12~ chukker match in the first semi-final last Wednesday. ‘The story of today’s match is a story of Hitchcock. The dashing American internationalist, only 10-goal player in this country, accounted for 7 goals him- i ad 0, i e o eral others by Earle . ‘W. Averell Harriman. In the face of mitchcock's great rid- ing and superb mallet work, Greentree hardly threatened. Guest, his Eastern Gy I 5 9 t Pnlnb—lluhooe Boeseke: chun qfi: Siniines -wulu 3 e e of VAN RYN ALWAYS SURE OF ONE LOYAL BACKER By the Associated Press.