Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1936, Page 28

PORTS THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON n. g 1 1936—PART ONE SPORTS Hollyrood Takes ChicagoDerby : Charles Town “Double’$2,284.20 CARVOLA SECOND, HOLL IMAGE NEXT | Rushaway, 9-to-5 Favorite, Runs Seventh—Winner Swift in Stretch. By the Associated Press. HICAGO, June 20.—Showing a fine burst of speed as the field headed into the stretch, Hol- | lyrood, the speedy thorough- | bred from Hal Price Headley's stable, captured the $15.000 added Chicago Derby before 20,000 spectators at | Hawthorne today | Second choice to A. G. Tarn’s Rush- away in the betting, the Headley colt, | with Jockey Willie Saunders up, won the mile and one-quarter feature by three-quarters of a length from Car- | vola, owned by E. K. Bryson of Balti- | more. Holl Image, from the Superior | Stable, and only Chicago-owned hors | in the stake, trailed Carvola by a neck | for third money. \(ahlemale Paces Winner. HE net value of the winner was $13.000. the race grossing $18.520. | Second money was $3,000, third $1,500 and fourth $750, taken down by Do- ran, owned by A. Pelleteri of New Or- leans. Sparta, the winner's running mate, ret the early pace and the stage for its more illustrious stablemate. Doran held second place with Hollyrood third most of the way around and within a | quarter of a mile from the finish the | jockey who piloted Omaha to victory in the Kentucky Derby last \Pnr‘ quickly shot his mount out in front, catching Sparta and Doran without | much trouble. Carvola finished fast for second and Holl Image came from well back to grab show money. Favorite Runs Seventh, | USHAWAY, nner of the Louisi- ana, Illino] Latonia Derbies, and favorite at 9 to 5, finished seventh and clearly not good enough to- day The Headley star ran the distance in 2:05. 1 second off the derby record made by Caractus in 1925, but far off the 2:013; track record set by the great Sun Beau. The winner pald $7.80, $4 and £3. with Carvola paying $15 and £8.40 and Holl Image’s show price be- ing 9. Twelve thoroughbreds started. Hawthorne Results By the Associatca Press. FIRST RACE—Purse. “.vear-olds furlongs Dark Friend (James) Aryanhurry (Albrecht) Arthur B. (Dotter) w $1.000; claiming; . £ Boots Greenock. Char- " { Frank C.. Black Timber. Colonel's T'Scotland Topsy and Countess Mario. SECOND RACE—The Rambler, surse | 305 furlons; Pari 80’ Rohannon (Cowley) Job Frinter (Garner) Time. 1:0 Also ran—The Mavor. Moandmo, Execu- trix. Guadalajara and Rhiniz. £1.000: claiming. furlongs. 9,10 3.00 4.10 1110 %00 1580 Tip, Flight THIRD RACE—Pu; A-vear-olds and up; Gov. Laffoon (Haas) Slipknot (Arcaro) Coral Reef. ir. (Fermin) Time, 1:20¢ Also ran — Koley Bes. Supreme Ehady Girl. Ananola. Copher Tube. of Gold an iel Geronim g Dails double paid $21.) FOURTH RACE—Purse. $1.000 ing: A-vear-olds and up; & furlon, Tracker (lames) 3.80 Kirva (Hauner) Emigrante | A rane—Kuryalus. Bushmaster. Morn- fns Mail. Gold Thern and Chimney’ Top. Broad- claim- 1.00 00 110 RACE—The Columbia Company: purse. $1.004 A-vear-olds and up: w.10 FIFTH easting ances: Marcia (Dotter) Salaam (Arcaro) Buck Lang Time. | Also ran—Fire Advanee Posity and Brown Feathel SINTH orne (Nolan) Caliban, Pom- Derby 1y 3.00 810 9.00 Chicazo A-vear-olds; 1.00 15.00 RACE—The L000; added; b Holivrood (Saunders) 7.80 Carvola (Arearo) Hall Tmage (Nolan) Time. Al<o ran—Tugboat Frank. Sir_ Jim James, a Bow and Arrow. Dnieper. Rush- awav. a Baby Talk, bSparta, Tatterde- malion and Doran. | 2 E. R, Bradley entry. i 3 Hal Price Headley entrs. i SEVENTH RACE—The Ilinois Owners: purse. $1.000; claiming; 3-vear-olds and up: 1da miles. Spanish Lad (Cal'han) 10. Wagwood (Hauer) Miss Flip (James) Time, 1:47 45, Also ran—Dark Mist. Rose Thatcher, First Pigeon and Ricciardo. 4040 4.80 TH RACE—Purse. $1.000: claim- { A-vear-olds and up: 1 miles, Wataloft (Wall)y 9.00 1.80 Damascene (Calvert) 3.80 Dotter) Hawthorne Entries for Tomorrow. P the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse, $1.000; maidens: 51z furlongs Woodberrs' —__ Mt. Sard Conrad Mann__ Gerald Prum aNedporte Gosum aViajero Judge Hasten siam a—Valdina Farm entry. SECOND RACE—Purse. $1.000: tne; d-vear-olds and up: € furlongs Wee Tukie - Preferred Golden X. _ Polly E. Pomparagon Batting Eve _ Hip Boots_ Moretide Transport Tornillo Mars Palatine 2-year-old 1 1 = st R 1 = 1 claim- 112 THIRD RACE—Purse $1.000: claiming; R-vear-olds and up: furlongs. Prince Plato___ 112 Whiskarita Spickeen Bank Me _ Pompous Night Flow Com. Kenne B Attauquechee Oree i Skid ——— FOURTH RACE— “Purse. $1.000: claim- ng: -vear-olds and up: 6. furiongs Centenninl i xMiss Flip 108 XIrish Wake Evening Gown 108 Peggy's Peg xPrince John__ 115 Joan Macaw Shirley B. 11 xSanterno FIFTH RACE $£1.000: allowanc furlones Reminiscent Transfun Capt. Cal French Boy Tileanna a—Shandon Far Genie 112 Elmhurst: vear-olds and aCeallaigh Pharosay Foyot aSandstone Marzaret G. purse up; 6 105 110 110 105 | 100 SIXTH RACE. purse. £1°000: 4-year-olds and up: 1ys miles. Black Peter ___ 112 xMad Frump XWagwood _ XBally Wise _. Lee Laffoon Booms Pal 104 108 Seim- = xLady Federal_ = xJulia = Miss Saxon_ SEVENTH RACE—Purse. $1.000: d up: 1% miles, xCerveza X xShow Boy. Two Sons xSpieson FIGHTH RACE—Purse. $1.000: ng: A-year-olds and up: 1) miles. olvon Cablegram _ Donau Hour Zev xMr. Marvel Port' O'Pl 117 xTrevallion Miss Twinkle _- 9% xUnc'mon Gold 112 x Apprentice allowance claimed, Clear and fast, BETTY WEE PEEWEES WIN. The Betty Wee Pcewees defeated the Georgetown Peewees, 9 to 0. yes- | terday. Wood pitched 4-hit ball for | She winners, striking out 10. [ ¥ % | Bonvnge (Hardy) | Fox. *5chrane’s Comment D Selections for Fast Track at Suffolk Downs. (BEST BET—EI T.00K, PRINCE FIRST RACE—CASH LADY CARROT, DANNY. Ti2 filly CASH BOOK was sent to the post as a good thing in her race the other cay, and after being installed the favorite be- cause of a last minute play, Jockey R. Kastner gummed’up the works by getting off so pooriy that she was practically eliminated. LADY CARROT, a long shot, has worked cleverly for this and may defeat PRINCE DANNY, a recent winner over the same kind he mezts in here. SECOND RACE — SPITTENIM- AGE, JACKSNIPE, SWA SPITTENIMAGE, whica has been campaigned in New York recently, makes his first start of the New England season Monday and we belicve he will show his heels all the way. JACKSNIPE re- tired after going 6 furlongs in his last. The shorter distance may bring out his best. SWAP figures clesely. THIRD RACE—SPRINGS HERE, TINTORETTO, Q FULL. SPRINGS HERE, a youngster that has finished second in the only two starts of his career, comes up as the prcbable winner of the third. He made his first start at Agawam and Thursday he moved over to Suffolk, where he placed to Baron n. TINTORETTO has teen 1acing fairly well and may hold QUEEN FULL safe. FOURTH R\CE Bll E DAY, GOLDEN SWEEP, DEAN SWIFT. Well, well, well! If it isn't cur old friend BLUE DAY again. He has won five straight times for us and continues to improve des; ite many years of racing. He ias another stiff tussle on his han's Monday. GOLDEN WAY. on la year's form, figuies on top, but w« prefer to see him run once. DEAN SWIF‘I‘ may benl lhe others. i sprints, BONY LADY.) FIFTH RACE—EBONY MISS CAREFUL, NGEL. EBONY LADY, a consistent mare that raced on the co=st be- fore arriving in New England, made her secsons] bow in the East Tuec- a 6-furlong race and it wis qm(e impressive. Moves up to a longer distance Monday and we believe she’ll win easily. MISS CAREFUL, a victor by six lengths in her last, may offer the conten= tion and beat SWAMP ANGEL. LADY, SwWAmMP SIXTH RACE—MY KIN, MASKED GAL, JUBILEE JIM. MY KIN showed a briliiant race the other day, considering it was her first start since last year. She flashed to the front of a good band of sprinters and didn't tire until the final sixteenth, when Lieut, Greenock and Keokee passed her, MASKED GAL didn't like the heavy track in her last and can do better. JUBILEE JIM figures next in line. SEVENTH RACE—EL PUMA, MY PURCHASE, WANDRELL. A huge shift in the weights give EL PUMA a decided margin over MY PURCHASE, a veteran that beat him the other day. In a mile and one-sixteenth race EL PUMA carried 113 pounds and MY PUR- CHASE 104. Tomoitow, with the distance more in EL PUMA'S favor, there is a 7-pound shift in the weights, WANDREL may take third money. SANDY ROY, MISS JO DULATE. A mile and seveniy jaids iS & bit further than SANDY cares to carry his best speed, but he out- claszes this bunch and we are giwving him the preference. MISS JONES, ancther that is best in may hold UNDULATE EIGHTH RA! s safe. ARFLANE TAKES SUFFOLK FEATURE * Verdict Never Is in Doubt in Mayflower as Track Record Is Set. Ex the Associcted Press. OSTO! June 20 —Airflame, Alfred G. Vanderbilt's 2-year- old, scored his sixth victory today in seven starts in the Mayflower, $2.500 added feature of the week end program at Suffolk Downs. His mutuel. Close to 30.000 fans roared acclaim as the son of Ariel-Flamante set a track record of 0:59.2 for the 5 fur- longs while easing up at the end. With Jockey Renick maintaining & snug hold on his charge from the stretch turn home, the verdict was never in doubt. Maemere Farm's fast-charging Rockwood was three lengths back of the winner and a length in front of Cary Grayson's third-piace Yodel that held that spot by a length and a half over the other Maemere Furm's entry, Maedic. Holders of tickets on the Maemere entry got back $2.80 for place, while Yodel returned $3 to show. Airflame leaped out of the gate to a length and a half lead and the Vanderbilt juvenile spun the first quarter in 0:224 and the half in 0:45.2. ‘ Calumet Farm's Talked About, ex- | pected to furnish strong contention to the winner, never was in the run- ning after the dash to the first turn. Rockwood, next to last in getting away, finished strong, but was never able to threaten the winner, backers collected $3 in the Detroit Results By the Assoclated Press FIRST RACE__Purse. $800: claiming: Timi Also ran—Coltman. Hourless Queen. In- dian Lace, Miss Patriot, Honky Tonk. Pet- erex and Mary Ellen. Walter Watts: 3-vear-olds 11.40 560 1.00 SECOND RACE—The purse. X800: claiming; up: 6 furlongs. Bardrop (McTacue) Also ran—Wigrose, As Always. Le Miserable, American Red and King Bonny. (Daily double paid $39.60.) THIRD RACE—Purse. $800; 2-vear-olds and up: 6 furlongs. Seven Up (Meloche) .10 Alwintour (Guymon) elaiming; 80 310 500 140 380 arition. Red Garter. Hogans | Felawake. Grey Man and Vanda | Cerulea. Also_ra FOURTH RACE—Purse. $800; claiming; | 3-year-olds and up: 1 White Ginger (Hardy) Tichester (Turner) Poop Deck (Thornton) Time, Also ’ ran. Almarine, and Fanfern. FIFTH RACE—The Stakes: purse, $5.000 add 5 furlengs. Miss Dolphin (Parvin) 6.00 4.80 2.80 | Coramine (Richardson) 1820 .80 | cManager Mike (Stevenson) 3.80 Time, 1:05. (Equals track reco Also ran—Little Upset, bNatio; bEcaping Revard: Ploactold: Yelow Tuiip: eMata’s Brather Rebecea Lee. Milky Way Farm. ¢ Dixiana entry. SIXTH RACE—The H; e, $1,000 Blily. Bee (Beyson) Fraidy Cat (Steflen) Grand Rock (Stevenson) ] —Fast Stride, tander and Silverette. Judze ar 9.80 5.00 420 Merriam s a Sablin, Wood- SEVENTH RACE—Purse, $800; vear-olds and up; 1 mile and 1.60 3.00 320 m- k) yards. inferne Lad (Hardx) Wire Advocate (Meloche) Lady Flinders (Stevenson) Time, 1:133%, Also ‘ran—Homer L., Almal and Contrast, FIGHTH RACE—Purs - “" 1 mile rown Rud Broom (Thornton) . Traggat (Harito: Time. Hfi:fie‘ Alse _ran—Minnie Greflnuh Clewn, Earth Shaker and Temple ~ | xNotice Me - | Geologist | ing: | eap: Suffolk Results By the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse. nd up: maidens; m mrage (Luther) pin (A. Smith) Black Toreador (Knapp) £1.000 d 1.80 got. a ) M Bean Thor and Ofice Boy. s W. H. Lahoyieaux entry. £1.000: claim- ts and ge.dings: 660 1.00 3.80 "OND RACE sear-old mai ngs. anther Creek (Knott) | Molasses Bob (Lynch) 100 Holluschickle (Luther) 410 Time. 1 Also ran—Rollicker. Osmuck, Moonburn, | Marfeu and Scotch Bor. THIRD RACE—Purse, $1.000: claiming; 3-vear-olde: 6 furlongs. ubway (Stafford) 9.20 Junier (Kamar) McCombs) loping, Gold Clip. histle S FOURTH RAC ing: A-vear-olds a Outbound _(Kamar) American Prince (C. Hanford) Crnwyd (Anderson) Time, 11145, Alse ' ran—Fortu Pepper. General Farley, and Yap. Youth. Scotch Lady Hockberzer FIFTH RACE—The Mayflower: £2.500: added aRockwood ( purse. 5 furlong 00 260 tzenberger) (new track re riv_ Settler. Dreel (Hights! Home Loan (C. Hanford) a Candy_Maid (Cooper) aH. T. Archibald entry. so ran—a Cand: Prince. Hopetodo. lcnn Antioch, Fickle Chance and All For- jorn. 180 180 300 SEVENTH RACE—Purse, $1,000: claim- car-olds and wp: 1. miles. d (Kamar) 18.70 9.00 5.00 Sassafras (Cooper) 10.80 Flaxen (Anderson) B2 Also ran—Bull Market, Marfree, Edd Wrack and Early 1. EIGHTH RACE—Purse, ing: 1-vear-olds and np; 13 d Pass Shot (Nertney) = 4.10 d Mount Hood (Dabson) 1.00 Dancing Bor (Hightshoe) Time. 1:3815. Alse ran—Pocket, Pedecaue, Ramus and Thatch. Suffolk Downs | Entries for Yomorrow. Br the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse, -year-olds: 6 furlong xPrince Dny __ 10 A. O'Connell _ 108 Makeit Z 104 xCash Book 98 Busby Society Col'n’ L000; Harry Bern'd XProsy xForced L'ing XLad Carrots xNarise Thistle Alr oo 3 claiming; 108 106 106 10 100 SECOND RACE—Purse. $1.000; claim- ing: :i-year-olds; 6 furlongs Malice —--'10% xKai Harrl xJack Snipe __ 1 sSwap 107 xPaul Junior _ Toney Boy ___ 113 xSpitienimage _ Byrdex Z 111 xSylvia G. THIRD RACE— Purse, $1,000; claim- ing ear-olds; 5 furlongs Durwrac! Our Major Smoke Maid Jeanne Fetzko xTintoretto _ > Dusky Miss M’lasses Bob XRielthing .__2 xToothpick _. xDirect Queen Full Claspino xSprings Here xFoxo Cherry Can FOURTH RACE—Purse, $1.000: claim- | 4-year-olds and up: € furlongs. Blue D: - 120 xChance King xThe Bailiff __ 110 Dyak Character ____ 115 Buckminster xDean Swift —- 112 Golden Way = Marmara ——_—- 110 FIFTH RACE—The Swampscott Handi- purse, ¥1.400; 3-year-olds and up; 1/ " miles. Bob's Boys ___. 07 Easy Sailing __ 103 Ha'py Helen _ 115 Miss Careful a7 Evony_Lady __ 107 a Sw'p Angel 99 a—H. H. Brown entry. SIXTH RACE—Purse, $1,000; claiming; A-vear-olds; 6 furlongs. Jubilee Jim __. 113 xCol. Bixer .. 110 XGood Omen __ 105 Traumini © 105 xCapuche 105 Calveras 118 | xBalcony _____ 10 xMasked Gal __ 102 My Kin 22227 108 xMillimeter -Z2 108 SEVENTH RACE—Purse. $1.000: elaim- ing: 4-vear-olds and up: 1/ miles. XMv Purchasé - 105 xEl Puma —___ 107 xWandrel __._ 105 xXandra - 107 Geneva Cross - 1 Sand Baby .. 110 EIGHTH RACE—Purse. $1.000: claim- | Ing: 3-vear-olds; 1 mile and 70 yards. Miss Jones 05 Droll Story Hats Off _ xDiscourse ___ T Packetpiece Unaulate _ xSandy Boy _ s—Apprentice allowance claimed. Clear and fast. TRAINER EXONERATED. COVINGTON, Ky., June 20 ().— The Kentucky Racing Commicsion at | a special meeting cleared Trainer Jack Weawr of any connection with a | eherge of doping the horse Grey Friar. which won at Latonia at a long price on June 11. | Mr. Bones® | part of the Belmpnt Stakes. | aSingle Ragan | xElwawa | vear-olds | Whichaway _. | Mariato MR. BONES SCORES IN DWYER STAKES 7-to-10 Favorite Is Length and Half in Front, With Pullman Second. By the Assoclated Press. EW YORK, June 20.—Mr. Bones had no Granville with which to contend today, with the result it was an easy matter for the John Hay Whitney representative to win the forty-eighth Dwyer Stakes from five lesser lights of the 3-year-old division at Aque- duct. Favorite at 7 to 10 on the strength cf his photo-finish defeat by Gran- ville in the Belmont Stakes, the brown son of Royal Minstrel never was menaced seriously throughout the mile and an eighth. He set the pace and at the end held a length-and half margin over H. W. Sage's Pull- man, & 10-to-1 shot. Mrs. Payne Whitney's sluggishly starting Memory Book was a like distance to the rear to take third | money in front of Excite, Canach and Jean Bart. which finis} in that order. The victory, marking third in six starts this | year, was worth $8,500 to the colt's | owner. Gilbert Rides Winner. FOR about five furlongs, Mr. Bones and Jean Bart staged a repeti- tion of their duel during the early Jean, & son of Man o' War, found the pace too swift, however, and rapidly drop- | ped back as Pullman took up the | futile chase. SUFFOLK DOWNS (fast). BY FEED BOX. 1—Prince Danny, Cash Box, Prosy. 2—Jack Snipe, Kai Harri, Sylvia G. 3—Spring’s Here, Queen Full, Tin- toretto. 4—Blue Day, Golden Way, Dyak. 5—Ebony Lady, Miss Careful, Hap- py Helen. > 6—Millimeter, Good Omen, Jubilee Jim. 7—El Puma, Geneva Cross, Xandra. 8—Sandy Boy, Droll Story, Undu- late, Best bet—Blue Day. CONSENSUS AT SUFFOLK (fast). By the Associated Press. 1—Narise, Prince Danny, Notice Me. 2—Lookout Boys, Waxwing, Syl- viag. 3—Spring’s Here, Queen Full, Tin- toretto. 4—Blue Day, Dyak, the Bailiff. 5—Ebony Lady, Miss Careful, Bob's Boys. 6—Millimeter, Omen, 7—El Puma, Wandrel, Xandra. 8—Undulate, Sandy Boy, Discourse, Best bet—Ebony Lady. CHARLES TOWN (fast), BY ELECTRIC EYE. 1—Justa Jimmie, Sun Belle, Tuley- ries' Ruby. 2—Holland, Bromide, Donee. 3—Miss Fern, Fashion's Scotty's Pride. 4—Cantide, Povel, Truthfully. 5—Barnstormer, Titian Kiddie, Ad- riatic. 6—Black Boo, Plain Ace, Exclusive. 7—Fair Sun, Vennie H, Huppy. Best bet—Justa Jimmie, CONSENSUS AT AQUEDUCT (fast). Jubilee Jim, Good Queen, Johnny Gilbert just sat still on Mr. s Lome in a very handy fashion. He locked in 1:4945 as compated to | the track record of 1:48'5 establiched by Discovery in winning the Brooklyn endicap last vear. | Memory Boo, recommended by the | clockers as having chance, spurted in the long home sirctch, but his drive | was not enough to overtake Pullman for the place. Aqueduct Results BY the Assoc'ated Press. Celtic Lezend (Corena) Time 1:00%% Vie, Proximity, nd. Black S Proprietar; »SECOND RACE—The Lis m ade (Clements) Natinnal Anthem (Oxley) Time 4055 Also ran—Hurry Harrv, THI'D RACE—The Bonnibert. Class C; | purse. $1.000; furlones. FOURTH RACE—The Bonniebert Class C. second dirision: furlones. Fluton (Gilber! Bostmaker (R urse. R-year- FTH RACE — The 500 added; Mr. Bones (Gilbert) Pullman (Wesirope) Memory ook (Coucel) Time. 1 Also ran—! Jean Bart and Gean Canach. 1-8 [ 2-1 cite, SIXTH RACE—The Belmere Handicap: purse, §1.200 added; elass B: 1/ miles. E (Landoit) -3 -1 (1. Hanford) 8-5 (Manifold) o Exhib Whirzaw Time. Also “ran — Story, Gillie and SEVENTH = RACE—The Handicap: Class olds and up: | m Abner (Merritt) Treford (Gilbert) Tharson (Westrope) Time, 1:138" Al<o Shadow. Seatter Brain ai Biack Caesar. Aquedu(t Entries for Tomorrow. By the Associzied Press. FIRST RACE—Purse, $900; o.vear-olds; 5 furlongs Spicy 7 xMay Music___10° xDrbat Keep Going Senational Masker Elizabeth Fle: Alanad Schoolmom __ Flagstick Gumption -Z2_2110 xHizh Mabel SECOND RACE—Purse $000: selling: The Madrigal Hurdles: 3-vear-olds and up: about 1. miles over hurdles. 27Shasta Nesra_140 7z Meredith, zzQuick zzRebel Yell_ Buck and Wing_ Blue Vision Littie Womai 2zClonard claiming: Ine 2105 14 THIRD RACE—Purse. $000: claiming: 3-year-olds and up: #'; furlongs. Flying Falcon__111 Lake Piacid Waterset __ 10% Sheknows aChief Mourner_117 FPortden Claimant Chirac - Pomueius — : i . D Norris-Mrs. R. Graham entry. FOURTH RACE—The _Artvi $900: allowances: “-vear-olds; 5 furiongs. aLausanne 107 Knight's Plume_110 xaMiquelon ____105 Regel Lily_ 110 xHandle Cross__111_Rebellion a—Sanford Stud Farms entry. FIFTH RACE—Pucse. $900: claiming: 3- Shining Sun.. purse. xPolywhisk Bright Emersid_ xJudge's Verdict_ Sneed Waster _ Chance Light SIXTH RACE—Purce. $00; claiming: 3- vear-olds; maidens: 1 mile. | Seamyth ghtel” Yeoman__115 Gershwin Bravado Ironbound Flving Centaur_ xCapitol ~ Hill___1 Vizilance Queen Eli'beth_. xNight ~ Raven_ SEVENTH RACE—Purse. ing: 4-year-olds and up: 1 mile. Fervid Thundertone XGal'ing ) Tanguorou: xaS'diers Dre: 12 xaEspinaca Distracting 112 Yonkel Clientelle 110 $000: claim- a—W. N.Adrians-Mrs. E. D. Jacobs en- | try. 7z—7_ pounds claimed for rider. 227—10 pounds claimed for rider, x_—Apprentice allowance claimed. Cloudy and fast. MARATHON TO WEBSTER Hamilton Runner Shows Way in Canadian Olympic Test. TORONTO, June 20 (#).—Harold | ‘Webster, British Empire champion from Hamilton, won the Canadian Olympic marathon trial today under a blistering sun that forced many of the competitors to quit. Wcbster, 42 years old, was clocked in three hours, one minute and six seconds over & course regarded as the toughest marathon test in Canada. He finished 250 yards in front of Percy Wyer, 52-year-old Toronte 1un- ner. Percy Bartlett of Oshawa was third, however, and brought the colt | By the Associated Press, | 1—High Mabel, Masker, Alahad. | 2—Clonard, Little Woman, Crooked Pompeius, Single Ragan. —Tlebellion, Handie Cross, Regal 5—. hmxe s Verdict, Chance Light. 6—Capitol Hill, bound, T—Distracting, Clientelle, Espinaca. Best bet—Rebellion. Whichaway, Seamyth, Iron- HERMIE ROY WINS WESTFIELD STAKE Closes With Rush to Take Feature at Agawam Park. Eldee Is Second. Rv the Associated Press. PRINGFIELD, Mass, June 20— Hermie Roy, brown gelded son of Brown Bud-Prodigy, won the fifth and feature race at Agawam Park today. It was the Westfield purse, worth $800, and the 3 winner closed with a burst of speed € 71 | to take the major share of the spoils. Hermie Roy, ridden by H. Tinker, ran last all the way to the stretch, letting Elcee set the pace. Then Her- closed with a rush to win handily. Eldee was able to hang on for the place award. The show went to Kindacorn. The daily double paid $173.20 and | was won by Molly in the first and Real Jam, an outsider, in the third. The most one-sided race of the afternoon on an eight-race card was Betty Shaw's victory in the fourth. Breaking fast in the 6-furlong event, the winner coasted home by five lmgth- and paid the neat price of $18.80. A crowd of 10000 saw the Satur- program and wagered a total of $190,010. Aoaw am Entries for Tomorrow. By the Astociated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse. 2-year-old maidens: 5 furlongs. Sheathe 110 xFrascati off _Side 110 No Dust xBess Tam 102 Gaveite Roval Shoot -2 107 Sally Quic £600: claiming s 105 = 110 = 102 110 SECOND RACE—Purse. $600; claiming; a-vear-olds: 'z furlonks The Milla: bRoval Ballad. 108 xKrona bWrought Iron- 110 Lets Play Pageantry I 110 XaPeggy Mine xBitck Bess__2 100 1Swift Queen Eddie C._ YUncle July.-- 105 xLookout Bovs- 105 Sighting Bar _ 110 aBranncastle Farm and Crescent Stable enirs. bM. J. Myers and E. A. Christmas entry. THIRD RACE—Purse, SG00: claiming; 2-vesr-olds and up: »'a furlongs Menual _ 114 xItaiien Harry_ 106 xGrace_Bunting 104 Ches 100 xTop Sheil 45 xPlaybook xJudge Peak = Stipulate e Tom: and purse up; 6 104 Some Good —__ 114 100 xDark War Z° 104 107 xGift of Roses— 104 FOURTH RACE—The Mt. $600: claiming; 3-year-olds furlongs, xGolden Key xRidinz High__ Long Count - claiming 108 FIFTH RACE—Purse. $600; 4-vear-olds and up: 6 furlongs. | \De ‘Valera__.. 105 xForget Not .. Agua Caliente _ 108 xDoeskin - xCharmed Eves. 10:3 xBedight Hot Griddle. Bslmacan xTimbuctoo xProsecutor SIXTH RACE—Purse, $600: claiming: vear-olds and up: 1/ mil | Venetian 110 3G 'p: Roval Rover. 110 Money | xSunway - 110 xMomentary S600: claim- 1, miles. Bon._ SEVENTH RACE—Purse ear-olds _and up; 108 xBeau Z 108 100 Saint < 210 99 xMoonrose --- 103 108 ing: -y xMathias xTenless Stolen Tricks xCreston FEIGHTH RACE—Purse. £600: claiming; | 4-year-olds and up: 1/ miles. | xSweet Broom_ 105 xPopo e llfl ety Broody- 105 ¥Just Re'mber 105 Polly Dear _ xLuck In _ 105 Camp_Parole XFlag_of War__ 110 xB'cardi Sweep Our_Ship - 15 Integrity _ xDash In )7 x Apprentice yance claimed. Clear and fast. MODEL BOATS TO RACE Contest Today Will Be Held on Lincoln Memorial Pool. A national championship race of model power boats, 24 to 38 inches long, will be staged on the Lincoln Memorial reflection pool from 7 o'clock this morning until 2 o'clock this afternoon. About 25 contestants, which have been shipped here from the American Model Power Boat Ascociation in New York, will be in the competition. All are capable of doing from 25 to 40 miles an hour. E. L. Luke, president and chairman of the local body of the association. will be in charge of proceedings and will start the races, Race Selections DETROIT (fast). By the Louisville Times. 1—Gaul, Masked Bud, Take Me. 2—-Pharlera, Photography, Kitty Kover. 3—Whizz James, Sharp Thoughts, Rain or Shine. 4—Virnock, Denbigh, Old Fondo. 5—Crazy Jane, Sarahmond, Kate Greenaway. 6—Pokeaway, Woodlander, Gilbert Elston. lower Day, corder. Best bet—Virnock. 7—! All Rowes, Ac- A(‘-A“AM Hu(). By the Louisville Times, 1—Gayette, No Dust, Off Side. 2—Krona, Peggy Mine, Lookout Boys. 3—Grace Bunting, Argoan. . 4—Dark War, Some Good, Gift of Roses. 5—Prosecutor, Forget Not, Upper- cut. 6—Royal Rover, Venetian. 7—Mathia, Stolen Tricks, Tenless. 8—Popo, Our Ship, Barcardi Sweep. Best bet—Krona. HAWTHORNE (fast). By the Louisville Times. | 1—Gosum, Valdina entry, Mt. Sard. 2—Transport, Golden X, Moretide. 3—Whiskarita, Petty Taw, Attau- quechee. 4—Irish Wake, Shirley B, Prince John, 5—Capt. Cal, Shandon entry, Foyot. 6—Bally Wise, Black River, Julia Grant, 7—Spicson, Two Sons, White Legs. 8—Uncommon Gold, Cablegram, Hour Zev, Bost bet—Transport. Playbook, Grandpa’s Boy, LATONIA (fast). By the Lovisville Times, [ 1—Bolo, Toni, Raymond. 2—Matchican, Threems, Ahead. 3—Mort's Pal, Man, 4—Arab's Arrow, Log, Be 5—Kingsbury. Crowning Manner's Man 6—First Try, Judge Barkley, Golden Nut, 7—Chalkeye, Arios, Tiger Claw. 8—Xing Cicero, Upon, Cool. Best bet—Mort's Pal. Just Busy Anna, Brown Southland Glory, Agawam Results B\ the Associatea Piess FIRST RACE—P Mds and up 11 oule) Prime- (Fowler) Stack Market (Phillips) Tim. e, $600; elaiming; | 6 Tarlongs. B60 100 8.00 .00 160 ster. Brother and Kissing SECOND RACE—Purse. $; 3-vear-olds and up: 6 furlones Flowertime (Dickey) Forget Not (Tinker: Mazic Gift (Maschek) Also ran—I | Lightweieht, Jolly Fave and Hoosic Mal THIRD RACE- 3-year-olds and w Real Jam Beiow C Nimule Time. % ran—Tuffy G.. Black Selma, MiTes. Bean Frons. sud Bov g (Daily double paid 51 FOURTH RAC! 2-vear-alds and Betty Shaw (Sulli harmed Eves ( Fitkin (Jollex) Time, 13142, Also ' ran—Handler, Nicht and Sir Thomas! FIFTH RACE — The $800: 3-vear-olds and u Hermie Roy (Tinker) Eldee (Maschek) Kindacorn (Kopel) 1:10%,. an—Wee Wink and Dancing Cloud. | Bay Gift, Starry Wi Durse, Tim, A SIXTH RACE—Puree 3-vear-olds and up: 5 Chief Hollis (Johnson) | Sir Kai (Tinker) | Mieletta (Rarha) Time, 1 Alvo " ran— Shadow. Hizh Running Wate: elaimin, furlongs 60 X660 760 10 5.60 Argean. Monks Prosecutor and orlute. Treason, £600; elai VENTH RACE—Purse. s mile and ds and up: 1 e¥land) o tine (Tinker) 1:4635, Also_ran—Miss Alphonse, Jim Brown, Serenabit and Gracia [ FIGHTH RACE—Purse. $600: ing: 3-vear-olds and up; i/ m \mm (Coule) 5.00 Canpra_(Reoker) Overstimulate " (Turk) Tim A Blondella, elaim- 210 10 210 Golden Play and Dufferm Resu]ls By the Associutea Press TRST RACE—Purse. £300; otds and up: 6's furlongs obel (Remiltard) i.10 (Gwynne) elaiming: L0 in Beach. Fini, Riffle. Fair Charter and Miss Cox. SECOND RACE—Purse. £3001« 3- ld< up; 615 furlongs. S be. Alse’ ran—Bab's Fiest, Safarl, & Bic De'ar and Candy Pet, - Doeer Jar | (Daily Double Paid #195.65.) THIRD RACE— Purs ) (Remillnl) 5.05 Aimers) HQT ‘hview (Duggan) " ra aravant. Prince. Rosesilla and Dainty Rose. Little Saratoza ear-olds 5.20 380 1. i..u. | Mindreader (Oshorne) Semester (Burnt) 198 Anni Sass. Denclaire and Anaci FIFTH RACE—Purs: 3-vear-olds and ut Chateale ‘(Remill | Dark Mission (Courtney) Tela (Mickling) Time. Also’ ran—Army G Partisan and 2. IXTH RACE—Purse. ie Bird (Wood Missouri Jim (W. | Which Frig (Mera) e, ! ran—Linesman, Finesse, Chaste Shadow Waltz and Odd Catch. | gqSEVENTH RACE—Purse, [ ear-olds and up: e, Darksini, ream Kiss. $300; clalming: $300: claim. 1 mile and 6 945 540 4350 n, furlon; | Standout (Wood) | Troubanova (Horn) 0.55 | Fair Minded (Ba | “Also ran—Lu Bageataway, Easter | Lad, Fort Dearborn and Skipsea. TWO A. & P. CONTESTS ‘Two games of the A. & P. League | are scheduled for 1 o'clock this after- noon, Bokar and Iona playing on the | ‘West Ellipse and Condor and Encore mntlng at dilmond No. 12. motor rebuilding. || cauipment. friendls wriees. | and, — THOPERSONSCASH 1WINNING MUTUELS Wise Sister Runs to Track Record as It Scores in Myrtlewood. Ejectal Dispateh to The Star HARLES TOWN, W. Va.. June 20.—The rebel yell of “olz Vir- ginia” rang out over this plant late today as Wise Sister, owned by J. B. Belk of Charlottesville, Va., established a new seven-eighths track record of 1:2525 in winning the | Myrtlewood, run in honor of Brownell Coomb’s grand mare of that name. Fractious at the barrier and forced to break outside the stall gates, Manny Berg shot Wise Sister on top going to the first turn. The 4-year-old daugh- ter of Wise Counsellor and Aranga raced the quarter in 0.2315, the half in 0.47, the three-quarters in 1:14'5 and drove under the imaginary wire in 1:2525 to cut three-fifths of a second off the old mark hung up by Accolade on December 15, 1934. MecKell Runs Second. "RAILING Wise Sister home came C. A. Worline's McKell, with Mrs. Helen Horst’s Flosilda showing the way to the four other starters. The Greenbriar, eighth race on the card, found Mrs. D. G. Herring's Brown Wren setting a new track record of 1:5345. rs. E. Wilson's Radial broke on top racing seven-eighths in 1:26%5 won the Stonewall Jackson, offered as the fifth race, to pay $23.80. Mrs. F. P. Garvan's Kepi closed with a rush in the last half to take the place from H. Foote’s Clear Knight, favorite. Representative Jennings Randolph of this State had the 4!, furlongs of the fourth race named in his honor. | It was won by Mrs. M. Nelson Bond's | Energetic Lady one that established a new time record of 0.49%;5. RIOR to the running of the Jen- nines the fans got a great t as the sum of $228 was past the “dailv double” pay-off. Only two fans in the crowd held winning tickets One man, who describ>d himself as Jemes Veirs. a happy bachelor from | Rockville, Md., held one of the tickets. TRe winning combination was Van- vola. owned by the Leith brothers of Virginla, and Harry Januska's Toweo ('har]e.s Town Entries for Tomorrow. By the Ascociated P FIRST RACE—P vear-nld<: 41, Lew Dulin Tuka Sea De bWorthful bGood W ess. $300; malden - alusta _ Jimmie 113 cht Gla 11 slevries Ruby 11 aJusta Gal Isle o Jos uner enfry. Bromide xGee Sharp xMont Daisy Donee THIRD RACE— claiming: J-vear-o Fashion Clifton's Miss Fern FOURTH RACE Queen Agnes 10 Clarton ng Carpet 116 107 Cheraw Rose Povel Energetic 1 10 110 dy 10 FIFTH RACE — The 1IH<'v 2400; claiming furlongs Rappahannock ds and up elaiming 100" YBar 111 xDaff Plains 106 Plain 100 M 102 Lady Sexton 111 106 11 100 108 3 Ace xBo Dean 3 ABlack Boo Glasgow SEVENTH RACE The Stephenson: clatming 4-year-olds and INight Vintage 108 McDonald H. Ruben’s Pet Redivivus Little Hurd Doubtless ‘ xKeswick YABprenilce allowance e\ Weather, clear; track. fa u: 17, Kever miles 1dol 108 id Sandals "JP]CS Town | Results FIRST RACE—Montani Sem nrse. X300: claiming Vhite Sweels (Pikor) Miss Adeline (Palumbe) Teneriffe (Shanks) re Lib vearolas, 1Tt 10 2.60 3.20 nry Man Lirtd Jula’Gal'snd AT Forer ® Perey, SECOND RACE—Purse. £300: elaimingt e, 1: Also ran—Tonpa. Second Story less. Mins Faiches and What Chesr. 00" THIRD RACE—Purse. vear-olds and up; Towee_(Pikor) Miss Trycom Cro i S300; G'z furlongs, .60 (Cusimano) (Hernandez) claimingy R [ady Cirek, Fall Haymulux. Nubilum and 'Reyval (Daily double paid $.:81 FOURTH RACE—The Jenni h; : claiming; for furlongs Energetic Lady (Palumbo) Blind Talk (M. Bers) Timber Net (Simpson) Time. 019 Naballac Biack’ Sweep and drish Cirele. e FIFTH RACE—About 5 furlong; $100: claiming; the Stonewall for I-year-olds and up. Radial (G. Terhume) Kepi (F. Smock) Clear Knight (J. Hernander) Time, | Also phony, purse, ackson; 80 010 16.10 1.80 Pukka Heaven. Miss hiey B. and Whiskora. _SIXTH RACE—About 7 furlongs $500: the Myrtlewood Purse. for o- oids and up. Wise Sister (M 1.20 MeKell (B a (S ritan 3 Also " ran—indian News Hard Chase and Postponement Rerg) Myres) Tumbe) .00 1.0 300 289 Rouguepine, SEVENTH RACE—1. $100; claiming: the f-vear-olds and up. Jobakheta (3. Feltner) No Mistake (R. Root) Penane (E. 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