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PORTS. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 20, 1936—PART ONE. SPORTS. B-11! War Admiral Takes $10,000 Race : Privileged, Goldeneye Surprise x ¥ Shatters Mark in Annexing Eastern Shore Handicap From Great Field. BY PAUL SIMMONS, Assoclated Press Staff Writer, AVRE DE GRACE, Md,, Sep- tember 19.—A brown son of the great Man o’ War, Glen Riddle Farm's War Admiral, flashed into the top flight juvenile ranks today with a smashing triumph over 14 other 2-year-olds in the $10,- 000 added Eastern Shore Handicap. The Glen Riddle fiyer's time was 1 minute 11 seconds, the best in the 19 years the stake has been run at 6 furlongs, shattering Rosemont’s 1934 mark by a fifth. The colt might have cracked the track mark of 1:103%, set by Time Supply, if he had had ‘competition. The Linekyl offspring of Man o ‘War, Brushup, off first, set his own pace to finish five full lengths ahead of Mrs, E. Denemark's Orientalist. ‘He was 30 much the best that Jockey Charlie Kurtsinger eased him up to- ward the end. Long Shot Is Second. RIENTALIST, & 29-to-1 shot, rushed up from nowhere to take the place from Mrs. Louise Viau's hitherto unbeaten Rex Flag in a photo finish. Millsdale Stable’s Bostonian colt, Bottle Cap, second choice in the betting, was fourth. Another son:of Bostonian, Mae- mere Farm's Maedic, fresh from five straight victories at Saratoga, disap- pointed bettors among the crowd of 16,000, who backed him into 9-to-5 favoritism. The brown colt, in close quarters at the start, finally got clear and moved up to second place near the half, but dropped back to finish fifth. Only twice did War Admiral have the semblance of a challenge. Mrs. R. A. Van Clief's Broad Ripple got witzin a length and a half of him at the quarter pole and Bottle Cap was only three lengths back at the start of the stretch. The early pace was too much for Broad Ripple and the daughter of Stimulus came in fourteenth, trailed only by Prince Arthur. Winner Gets $11,250. TH‘E large field made the race worth $11,250 to the winner, $2,000 going to second place, $1,500 to third and $500, fourth. War Admiral returned $17.70 for $2 in the mutuels. The winner of the feature paid the longest straight price in the mutuels up to that race, but Jockey W. Vassar brought home a $47.20-for-$2 long &hot in Gallant Miss in the sixth race. Gallant Miss beat Easiest Way, which yeturned $14.60 to place. The daily double of Grey Count, $6.70 straight in the first, and Danc- ing Doll, $9.70, in the third, re- turned $35.10. One of the best of the supporting races was the fourth, which A. G. Vanderbilt's chestnut gelding, So- briety, took by three and a half lengths over Bartering Kate, with Calumet Dick third. The weather was clear and the track fast for all of the seven races of the afternoon. Havre de Grace Results FIRST RACE—Purse $1,000: claiming: for 2.year-olds; 6 furlongs. Grex Count (Corbett) 6.3 (Le_Blanc) i '“A"If."r‘n:i"r":&m. Grey Gold, aBaby Rattler and aClarion Call. —T. Rodrock entry. SECOND EAC| n: for 4-ve: ip ganr Froid (Du?-llln) 7 ick) 340 Aine ran—Golden Seeptre, Mr. Bun and Crowded Hours. RACE—Purse. $1.000; claiming; s and up: 6 furlones. Doll (Morris) ~ 9.70 4.0 uke (Le Blanc 4.40 e (Witmer) 00 rey Slr‘f.i, Night Sprite, a0 .00 ’l‘lll. Wise nd Biient Shot. Scudder, 000 ad for 2-year- rion; War Admirs alfl(flur) 17.70 _9.30 5.60 S ientalist (1. Reni 29.80 13.50 sRex Flag ;I')lhwnl 730 aiClingendaal. bSavase, Bottle ‘e Arthur, Flying N hSw"t Fly. !Bnlnln‘ Star, bTes flellow Tulip and aBroad Ri rs. L. Viau-Mrs. R. A. Van Cliet red Gwynne Vanderbilt entry. e—Shandon Farm entry. SIXTH RACE— laiming: for 3-ye: 3 16.20 8.60 1160 730 Bl 4.00 Time. 1:47% 'llc ‘win, xDona. Dulc e, Tiempo, In- ferno Lad, Mlu Jones and Rudenia. E—1% _ miles: |Il'lhlI for 3-year-olds TWO MAKE SWEEPS IN PIN LOOP START Hyattsville, Washington Brewers Set Pace—Russell Motors Also Gain Victory. HYAmV‘n.LI and the Washington ‘Brewers, Inc., bowlers swept their opening matches with the Bethesda and Georgetown Recreation pinmen in the Washington-Baltimore Major Bowling League last night to get off to flying starts as the new loop opened on three local drives. Russell Motor Co. of Mount Rainier also finished in the victory column, taking two out of three games fro ] Hi potonget Rets B B £ Sissses @ s 2! § % Eeonae SEGEES s SaR8sE " 183 10% 150 ll‘_- 130 134 134 505 593 568 Wash. Brewers. Inc. argeit 921 1'm s joney. 1 retel g.‘z.(, 151 i fim 578 611 602 | I H @ 553 501 878 L CARL B. JOHNSON Of 4601 Fifth street, pictured with the 190-pound tuna he caught off Seabright, N, J. It measured 6 feet 3 inches from tip to tip. Chumming with cut bunker and using a 54-thread Ashaway line h 12-0 reel and 10-0 hook, Johnson landed his prize in 45 minutes. Race Selections HAVRE DE GRACE (Fast). BY FEED BOX. 1—First Pigeon, Our Ship, Mariolet. 2—Makalow, Alanad, Titanical. 3—Miss Symphony, Dressmaker, Sea Gull. 4—Alexandrine, ‘Trade. 5—Tiempo, Infilee, Sylvia G. 6—Peedeeque, Ross, Shot Shell. 7—Buddy Boo, Jimmy D., Wish- ing Star. Best bet—First Pigeon. CONSENSUS AT HAVRE DE GRACE (Fast). By the Associated Press. 1—Our Ship, First Pigeon, Out of Fire. 2—Makalaw, Exhort, Alanad. 3—Waterman, Titian Kiddie, Taun- ton. 4—TIrrepressible, Melicent, Alex- andrine. 5—Wise Will, via G. 6—Shot and Shell, Peedeeque, Ross. 7—Canimar, Dearzin, Wishing Star. Best bet—Shot and Shell. Morning, Good and The Mauler, 8yl- CONSENSUS AT NARRAGAN- SETT (Fast). By the Associated Press. 1—E. D. Shaffer entry, Zaca, Isa- dore. 2—El Bandido, Fitkin, Queen Vic. 3—Behind Me, Blue Spur, Bay Hero. 4—Eddie Helck, Primer, Squawker. 5—Crow's Flight, Mr. Blaze, Pap- enie. 6—Sand Baby, Balios, Beveau, 7—S8t. Christopher, Popm, Just Re- ‘member. B Fair Countess, 8—The Triumvar, Venetian. Best bet—Crow’s Flight. CONSENSUS AT BELMONT (Fast). By the Associated Press. 1—King Ranch entry, Dark Ac- cent, Schoolmom. 2—Adrians-Jacobs entry, Melody Maid, Aperitif. 3—Sammie, Riparian, White Tie. 4—Knight Gallant, Optic, Sir Damion. 5—Microphone, Wha Hae, Abner. 6—Her Reigh, Bootmaker, Sun Archer. 7—Rufly, San Antioca, Hymn. Best bet—Sammie. DETROIT (Fast). By the Louisville Times. 1—Jaybeejay, My Trudy, Baste. 2—Sweet Tody, Emvee, Come Home. 3—Woodbury, Toney's Girl, Gay ‘Troubadour. 4—St. Moritz, Jessie D. M., Black Miss. 5—My Blaze, Odd Blue, Witson. 6—Morris R, Fair Cynthia, Cen- ter Lane. 7—Mate Tea, Lady Scout, Baby Witt. Q—Au BIYI. Lady Trust, Hager- D—Hlpm Fellow, Chifally, King Kelly. Best bet—My Blaze. LINCOLN FIELD (Fast) By the Louisville Times. pmmue WO'BI\IQ Bl ‘——Dhoouru Imperial Pal, Eria. 7—Norman D, Cross Ruff, Mary Cardinal. 8—Sis Agnes, Spicson, Peloria. Best bet—Empty Bottle, LISTS RECREATION CLASS. A ministers’ recreational class will 0 [start at the Twelfth Street Y. M. C. A. on October 6, in waich volley ball, Brown, E. C. Smith, J. P. Whitfield, LP.m.R.A.Nfley,A.Am 8. A. Young, J. Carroll and H. ) 3 L. | Butler Lincoln Fields Entries for Tomorrow, By the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse, SR00; 3-year-oids and up: 1/'s wiies Chrysostle 103 xDiane 8. ____ Miss Garaler Attauquechee _ xBlack _Rive bi xAdelaide xCeliba __ xDiscriminate _ Golden Quest ~_ 110 x8hasta Broom_ 108 xMasketier a8 Witty Lass _ xPomparagon __ xMopeco SECOND RACE—Purse. $800: claimin 2-year-old maidens. fililes: 53 furlon 111 Leona Rei THIRD RACE—Purse, $800; claiming; Jgjear-olds: 6 furlonss. 04 xUndated Tomye __ Exchange Club Dark Laughter_ 1 xGeraldine M_ 112 Royal Bird . i Uphoider Inflame urse, SR00: The year-olds; Dan- filies; 5'a Wise Dart . Saranara Challite Shatterproof aBeth 1 Lady S a—L. O Donnell ‘entry. RACE—_Purse. $1,000: allow- The Bellwood; i-year-olds; 6 fur- Honored _8tr___ 109 Kentucky Blues_ 106 Boston u-ry..l Lady Thatcher_ 104 Cottingham 10 Empty Bottle - 106 Bo. - 109 Atta "Knight___ 105 104 Panic Relief___ 109 sant: allowances. furiongs. Exclaim aNavarre 109 109 vbil -2 109 ances; Ion, O‘ Blul Trlm BIXTH luu:l—ruru. 800; - . S claiming; 3. -103 Blackthorn 105 xIndian Head_ Imperial =110 Discourse 2106 SEVENTH RACEPurse. $800: claiming; The Richton Road; 3-year-olds and up: 1,4 miles. Golden Nut. Mary Cardi xGlittering Norman D.. 1033 Cross Rui :!l": x8queezer £800; Pur; Jo_miles, r-olds and upi L o ~ 110 Trevalion Z105 Sparkling Rose- m, - 107 Joan Macaw_ & llii Golden X. d 1 Ciear and_ fast. Xx—Apprentice uuonneo chlmed. CLARKE DROPS PINS IN STYLE OF CHAMP % Averages More Than 130 a Game in Richmond Singles—Also Wins in Doubles. RICHMOND. Va., September 19.— Averaging well over 130 a game, Astor Clarke of Clarendon, ,» the country’s No. 1'duckpin shooter, was Ooff to an easy victory over Red Neblett, Richmond's young star, in a singles match by a score of 656 to 597, as he launched his drive to retain his title ;\m tonight at the Health Center Al- eys. In celebrating the eighth anniver- sary of the opening of the Bill Has- kins pin plant, Clarke paired with Bill Kravss to capture a doubles clash against Harvey Poulson and Gordon Caldwell, 1,252 to 1,231. Winning all three games by a total of 1,635 to 1,594, the Loew’s Theater Girls of Richmond defeated the High- way Engineers Girls of Washington. Singles. 118 163 119 117 117 134 m-uu 656 597 8% Clarke __. Neblett ... Krauss .. 138 Clarke .. 130 1 116 137 101 Poulson ___ 117 106 115 Caldwell = 173 1 100 ! 01 - 103 | X¥'kee Prince- 105 Blue Spur - Registers Eighth Victory in Twelfth Start by Easy Win at Pawtucket. By the Associated Press. AWTUCKET, R. I, September 19.—George D. Widener’s High Fleet, the season’s leading 3- year-old filly, won her eighth victory in 12 starts today in the $5,000 ‘Weybosset Handicap at Narragansett Park. She turned the 6 furlongs two and a haif lengths ahead of Mrs. Marion Cassidy’s Bill Farnsworth, which had three lengths on the show horse, Mrs. E. A. Snow’s Happy Knot. Next to last in the six-horse field came Victor Emanuel's Miss Merri- ment, the favorite, which found ‘125 pounds and the sticky surface of the heavy track too great a disadvantage against High Fleet, which had an 11 pounds’ pull in the weights, High Fleet closed as second choice and paid $8.30, $3.60 and $2.90. Bill Farnsworth returned $7.80 and $4.20 and Happy Knot's show price was $3.60, Narragansett Park Results By the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse £1000; claiming: year-olds and 1 ue Day (Longden) 3. to Go, Barbara J., Die Bacon. 1000; claim- 6.20 3.00 450 328 THIRD EACE—_Furso £1.000; claimins; 3-year-olds and up: 1.4 miles Integrity (Wholley) D20 530 420 st Remember (F. Smith), o.uu 1.10 le-r Out \hll! 5.5 Bir Hero Dedication, Black FIFTH RACE_The Wesbosset Handi- purse, added; all ages; 6 fur- Hith Fleet (Anderson) 8.30 Bill Farnsworth (Lencden) Happy K. Time. 2 not Also ran—Dusty Dawn, Miss Merri and Beefsteak, SIXTH RACE—Purse. £1.000: elaiming: 3-year-olds and up: 1/ miles. Ace of Spades (Smith) 35.50 12.60 7. |o Bye Bre Mary (Swain) 6.10 ¥ | First Al (Malley) Pmn’m RACE—Purse. $1.000: claim- ear-olds mil 1 h Play :l.,-uz-) 1310 8.60° 4 Port 7. The Triumvic (Barba) b Time, 1:18% an Also " r: andishment, Palatine, Prosecutor. ¥ Boocap. Narragansett Park Entries for Tomorrow. 5 | By the Associated Press. |, FIRST RACE— Pyr . $1,000; maidens; ala Star . Hildegard 1 Fire Prince __ & Fairy Hall Starwick Strabo Sarouk a—E. D. SWOND RACE—Purse, $1,000: d-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs n 13 xGenl Pulaski- 108 Bramble R claim- xInheritor Queen Vic 1 xDixie P'ncess. 105 $1.000: claim- aidens; 1.4 105 RACE—Purse. D ing: J-year-olds and up; miles. xSweet Beauty. 1 Hasty Hanna__ FOURTH RACE—Purse. $1.000: claim- : 3-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs. 10 xPrimer 107 Wk 99 §irince Danaiz- 108 Currants .- 9 Luna Mica —__ 106 RACE—The H. as Bro'er_ 107 {m “Ralss Moo o7 107 ntry. aNd—HOVYE HLXIS 1% miles. Tix' Xrlermic Roy 103 War Pledse Battling_ Girl PSind"Baby - 100 Beveau - SEVENTH RACE—Pur: supmyerd nnn 18 4-year-olds and u xHadtobe 31,000: claim- Cnriopher.. 100 102 xBlllnin . 109 Brush Past xSound MoneyZ 106 xMad Dasn ___ 100 xGoosecreek -~ 10 EIGHTH RACE— Purs Purse. $| non :hlm- ing: 3-year-olds and u Orthoprism 116 Dancing _Boy - 116 Early Bali xSecret Vot 108 Anhelation Moralist ’ix XFair Co'nte: ax Wing. Divert- | Easily Best in 8th Running of Memorial Handicap at Lincoln Fields. Ev the Associated Press. HICAGO, 8eptember 19.— Mucho Gusto, much the best over the mile route, captured the eighth rhning of the Francis S. Peabody Memorial Handi- cap at Lincoln Flelds here today. Owned by Mrs. Kirby Ramsey of Louisville, Ky., and trained by her husband,. Mucho Gusto scored by three lemgths over Silk Mask and Noble Count and paid off at better than 16 to 1. A crowd of 12,000, largest of the Lincoln Fields meeting, made the Tranquility Farm entry of Capt. Cal and Rock X even-money favorites. They overlooked the son of Marvin May-Sweetheart Time, and after run- ning the mile in 1:364%, Mucho Gusto paid $34.20 to win, $19.40 to place and $11 to show. Mucho Gusto’s seventh win of the year was his most notable as he picked up $2,260 by his victory. Jockey Buddy Haas was In the saddle. Rider Is Unseated. 'EN went to the post in the Pea- body Memorial and it was the wild horse, Pharosay, which delayed the start by unseating his rider, H. Hauer, three times. When Pharosay was quieted the field was sent away in #.e | short order, and Pharosay immediately cut across the fleld and took the lead as they went down the back stretch. Rock X was closest to him, followed by Crowning Glory, Mucho Gusto and Capt. Cal. Racing around on the outside Haas took Mucho Gusto into second place on the turn for home, and when Pharosay collapsed from his exer- tions, Mucho Gusto spurted into a four-length lead, with Capt. Cal sec- ond. Down the stretch Mucho Gusto was never threatened, though Silk Mask, coming through on the rail, and Noble Count, coming on the out- side, closed fastest for second and third money. Pharosay was last. Mucho Gustc's owner was presented with a gold trophy by Stuyvesant Peabody, president of the Lincoln Fields Jockey Club and son of the man for whom the race was named. Lincoln Fields Results Br the Assoclated Press. FIRST IACI Purse. $800: claiming: 1ds miles. Mr. Marvel, pGelden X.. Fars- o and Beau B R RACE—Purse, $800; claiming; 2. 5, ferienes Deszal ( \fi::'n.lkn:mmon ) - (South) T 134 Bull fBirdseye. 3 Pt Canny Seot ( 12.60 i%e Tkahoe, Merry Peabody 3-year- 00 7.00 13.40 . _ Crownin, Giory” vami € ish ' Fear, Fast smde and Pharos Prranqulliity Farm entry. sixr RACE—The F. S. arial: Darse. $%.500 added; 3420 19.49 11/ EVENTH B3, Hearth, Flight of Gold, Steslineanay and Master Beau: Belmont Park Entries for Tomorrow. By the Associated Press. T RACE—The_ Aella; purse. $000: 2-yearold filies:’ 5la furlonss xSleep Well_ xlmheen Accent_. blll-e D'Or. xCherry Chic. Sealine __ Parmalette 6 aPomp Rit: Schoolmom _-2 siel- King Ranch entry. The Norwalk: B urse, 3-year-olds and up; 8- Venetian } Oyerstimulate 114 XThe Triu'vir. 111 XieAppre Alowanae el Clear™and fast. —_—— e GELDING TAKES TITLE. Chief of Spindletop Is Judged Grand Champion. LOUISVILLE, Ky. September 19 gelding of the Spindletop Farm at Lexington, won the $10,000 Grand night at the Kentucky State Fair greatest five-gaited country. Night Flower, last year's winner, owned by Dixiana Farm of Lexing- ton, placed second. HOWARD U. SQUAD LARGE 2 _5: More Thix 40 Aspirants Report to Coach Payne. More than 40 eandidates reported to 300 Coach Harry Payne yesterday as How- ?zl sszfg"fil §I 2 ol | 1920 2 155332 & | 23 g § ard University opened its foot ball son and members of the Board of Ath- letic Control greeted the players. The Bisons: immediately went to 8a (#).—Chief of Spindletop, 6-year-old Horse Show in a fleld of. 10 of the ST Faa horses in se) . aMelody Maid_ 5 xFlying Centaur Peritiff “ jeld-} S Howe Stavle S Rdrians-Jacobs entry. RACE—The Finesse: burse ulnv-neu Diyearold colts and rurkmu (Widener course). Championship Five-gaited Stakes to- | SEcrs b URTH The Finesse: g lowances; 2-yearold coits Pand furionse (Widener course). 115 The Runner__. uu RACE—The Ferdia: purse. $900; : d-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs - 111 xvictorius Ann 100 xl(lcrnlshmu =2 109 Hiehpool _ 105 stx'rn purse, olds wd up; lu ln rel. 26 | season at.is stadium. President John- | her' Relgh Pirst 113 Treford . e Bootmal The Connemars: 3-year-olds; 1. 102 108 Fie, 3000 ‘e‘a".r‘.‘m; C Raven.. 103 et Selections for Fast Track at Havre de Grace Tomorrow. (BEST BET—FIRST PIGEON) FIRST RACE—FIRST PIGEON, OUR SHIP, OUT OF FIRE. FIRST PIGEON, a filly that re- cently arrived from the Chicago sector, appears to stand out like the proverbial sore thumb in the open- ing test Monday. OUR SHIP has been training well at HAVRE and may head OUT OF FIRE. SECOND RACE — OFFENDER, EXHORT, MAKALAW. ‘The powerful Mrs. E. Denemark barn will be represented by OF- FENDER, a High Time gelding, and if this youngster retains some of the splendid foot he showed in his last race at Detroit, when he placed to Doctor C. N., he shouldn't en- counter much trouble in getting top honers. EXHORT likes the Havre De Grace strip and may offer the contention, MAKALAW figures third best. ‘THIRD RACE—TAUNTON, STEEL TOES, TITIAN KIDDIE. ‘TAUNTON, which races in the interests of G. L. Hamilton, was raced into condition at Timonium, ‘where he burnt up a wad of dough. He found considerable trouble ne- gotiating the short turns, but at Havre he may show decided -im- provement. STEEL TOES, another that has been racing in the “bush leagues,” gets the call over TITIAN KIDDIE. FOURTH RACE—LADY BRIAR, GOOD TRADE, TONIANNA. LADY BRIAR, which was pre- pared in New York for Maryland racing, may furnish a big upset in the fourth. Monday she appears to be in a real good spot. GOOD ‘TRADE, a warm paddock tip, fig- ures to beat TONIANNA. FIPTH RACE—SPARTAN LADY, TIEMPO, MASKED QUEEN. SPARTAN LADY displayed a lot of early speed in her race yesterday, but tired when the stretch loomed as if she were dead short. We're going to give her another chance Monday. TIEMPO has been fitted by & long rest and is reported near her best form. If sent right back Monday, she may give SPARTAN LADY a stiff battle. MASKED QUEEN figures over the others. SIXTH RACE — PEEDEEQUE, SHOT AND SHELL, INDIAN NEWS. Having shown splendid form in New England, PEEDEEQUE gets the call over the platers in the sixth. Repetitions of any of his good races at New England would make him an easy winner in here, SHOT AND SHELL has a smatter- ing of class and may hold INDIAN NEWS safe, SEVENTH RACE — MISS AL- PHONSO, WISHING STAR, JIMMY D. MISS ALPHONSO, a miss that can run all day and part of the night, has the seventh, a 1%-mile affair, made to her order. WISH- ING STAR, a bad-legged fellow, has trained well enough for this test. JIMMY D. has plenty of speed, but may find the distance too far. LONG SHOT GETS HOME Bernard F Takes Handicap Race, Detroit Feature. DETROIT, September 19 (/).—Ber- nard F., a long shot, won the $2,500 Marquette Handicap here today, amd | Mrs. J. Chesney’s entry, Cristate and | Professor Paul, galloped in first and | second in the $2,500 De La Salle| Handicap. It was the second stake of the meet- | ing for Bernard F., which won the | Fort Wayne Hlndlclp in August, not long after running with a $1,000| claiming tag on him. Proph, the favorite, owned by J. W. Parrish of Midway, Ky. came in sixth in the! field of nine horses. Detroit Results By the Assoclated Press. FIRST JACE_Furse Jase: | Sister Jean int MC‘D—P\IH! and, up: r’n ’1::‘;:0‘ ¢hl-lll g 00 Saint, Fair Tho . Ben’s Hope. Doc Oster and Phala (Daj THIRD R. ACE—Purse $800; claiming: : 6 furlongs. 1) g Greenaws ie . Rainy Wea er and Jeflk V. L. 5 n—Balderest, Top Tax, Werth- 1ns wod Biina Baraey: TP Tox. Wer WTIFTH lAcs—n{ Marquette Handi 00 -yeal 32.10 13.60 | Bernard F. (Thernten) v 0dd. J 6.60 4.00 | (G. Smith) vert) | r ene Warers, Proph, Sllr Sin;‘r.w heoo and Phal- .. ll-. asetia. | XQueen Elizabeth (Vas: | Sweet | . FIPTH 3-year-olds and up: 1 mile and 70 | Infilee 3| Sylvia 309 | Masked Queen (Knapp)_ !Ix‘l’ll RACE—The De La 1 di ulrzm O Rl Also “Marynell, Gyral, Sebula. Ses | Biscuit and Safe and Sound. a—Mrs, 3. Chesney entry. SEVENTH lAcu—r- $800; claim- 3 and up: 1 mile’ a o 10.00 5.20 410 s ittle Urchin, Miss Moo, Jeu de Bar. Rolling Wheels, Grasswrack and All Night, jaicHTH RACE—Purse, 3-vear-olds and (Ilrllnn Countess Bye (Hal Barcardi 8 $1.000; claim- 1 mile and 6| Blue m-lll‘ Machs Crana, "Bitis Fetrina "and Thorncliffe Results By the Associated Press. "l&'l‘ IACE—PI"Q nu !-vur-olll\ I foal led. longs. 0 Al ran—Bachelor Flag, Worth Tryine. $1,Can Win. Auld Reekie, "aElba Maid and \ Poyerty ‘Struck ran—Lost Maetico, Bas- i 5. Yellow Metah O tum ‘and Tela. FOURTH RACE — l'l:‘ l7“x-1|-nn-olll ln‘ -.: 0:-‘-““‘:!‘ e, 1103, i 5o nr—!llvlrfi. s b, Pagan Enight, ; Spring Moen and a—H. C. Hatch tn. "'TI RACE—The Toi - lllell urse, 1 Abbatero (Black) frtel Cross (Young) v to Transpor- 1000; 3-vear- 2165 513 370 313 290 .80 Pl-ll-t. Trieky’s Som, R. Moetley and aJack Patel a—Finished first, et dlsaualified. SIXTH RACE—The Christle _Street: Pyrse. $700; claiming; 3-vear-eid and up: Bl Fils (5. Youns) 915 505 305 Dainty ln- (Duggan) o :fi L e itser, Oderie, Aflurry Hangee porse aiing; " 3-yeas-oids and ""‘ 2235 835 490 H’n‘hr'x) g 60 333 Havre de Grace Entries for Tomorrow. By the Associated Press. ST RACE—Purse. $1.000: claiming: d-year-olds and up: 1 mile and 70 yards: Qut of Fire (Palumbo) 106 Jim Moss (Hernandez)__ Pigeon (Coff xPamous Clayton (Cuisamano) xMariolet {McComb (Rose SurEhis Bk SECOND RACE—Purse. $1,000; ing: -year-olds: 6 furlongs. Happy Host (E. Smith) Titanical Makalaw (Dabson) Addis Ababa (Fallon) . Exhort (Knapp)_ Justa Gal (Hernan THIRD RACE—Purse, ing. :-year-olds and up: Gay Bride xLandsman Waterman $1.000: 6 'furiong (Hernandez) (Couie) (Dabson) ‘om| Miss Symphony (Garrett) xDressmaker (Le xTaunton Ashrlhlmerr Titian Kiddie (E. Sm Toes De. Camilis)- ull - (J. Renick) FOURTH RACE—The Prospect: $1.000; “-year-old_fillies: riong Veiled 'Lady (De Camillis) Timber Lady (Garrett)_ Little Banner (J. Reni Irrepressible (Kna Warriors Queen 10 Malley) (Coffman) s0n ) _ Tonianna Morning (Balaski) Alexandrine Good Trade (Knapp) Desire RACE—Purse. $1.000: claiming: XTiempo xGrey Man G. (. (Dabson)___ (McCombs) Renick) ra xWise Will (Le lllnu xSparian Lady (Shelbamer) - SIXTH RACB—‘P\IHQ H 000: claiming: 3-year-olds and nd 70 yards. XPentill (GIIKE). 16 Flosiida (McCombs)_ Stepee (Berg) Indian News Peedeeque (Qu Capstan_ (Bal Ross (Bejshak)._ xShot and Shell (Le Dearzin (T xJimmy D. xHolland X——Apprentice allowance ciaiimed. Clear and fast. Detroit Entries for Tomorrow. By the Associated Press. FIRST RAGC!—Puru $800; claiming; Z;vear-olds 108 “Broadway Girl_ 108 ne < 109 Saunderstown__ 109 Drastic “Lane = 108 xImper] Queen 101 s )6 My Trudy 114 xBusy Ji SECOND RACE—Purse. $800; claim- ing: d-year-olds; 6 furlon 102 Virbet 114 107 XSweer Tody o 106 Chance Queen _ 108 xTime Light Z_ 101 Come Home —__ 102 Emvee 10 THIRD RACE—Purse. $800; claiming; 2.year-olds: 5% furlongs. Miss Marlboro~ 109 Biack Serseant ios xWoodberry - 108 Toner's Glrl_ 10! xQOddesa 101 3825 Trou'dor 108 Iohalazactta - 100 FOURTH RACE_Purse. $800; claiming; 2-year-olds and up: 6 furloni 109 xH'nk M Tlvllh lnl 110 Klndul K ind. Moritz _ Collingswood: claim- -year-olds and up; 1 rds. 110 xNotice Me _ 8 xFair Cynthis 107 xClose Call_ 114 CF—P“"' $lOfl elll.-- UH'K‘H Rfisl—d P\lr:! S!fll‘ claim- g Hiia M Sonnsten - 107 claiming; Hagerman _. RACE—Purse, $800; -olds and up: 1.s miles Aonator Mixe-e 100 ‘Maddening Clen‘ und fast. MRS. DARLING VICTOR. DIXIE, Quebec, September 19 (#).— Mrs. A. B. Darling today won the Ca- nadian women’s open golf champion- ship, defeating Margery Kirkham, 4 Tne Stecmes, Mus- u:.n-n-n-unmu-mm 4 ] | Sangreal as the 12-to-5 choice. Fine Stretch Drives at Belmont Track. EW YORK, September 19.— N Two of the American turf’s today as Privileged, a 2-year- old from Warren Wright's Calumet- Stakes and A. A. Baroni’s Goldeneye whipped six other 3-year-olds in the Handicap at Belmont Park. Privileged stepped down the 615 fure only two-fifths of a second slower than the track record, to pay 8 to 1 class juveniles. Goldeneye, which ran in grade C handicaps recently, staged home in the Jerome at the generous odds of 7 to 1. . Third Straight Vietory, ™™% N WINNING the Champagne's straight victory, Privileged turned in a performance that gave him high be run at Belmont, October 3. Under Eddie Arcaro's guidance the son of early pace and then closed with a burst of speed to finish a half length colt—Mrs. Ethel V. Mars’ Dogaway. Murph, also carrying Mrs. Mars’ in third place. William Ziegler, jr.’s Zostera jumped by the time the field reached the last quarter, Privileged, Dogaway and with the Calumet colt having enough left to pull away in the final yards. Scot, 6-to-5 favorite, never was in f, finishing fifth, back of Percy M. Pike's Take Champagne, Jerome by BY ORLO ROBERTSON. oldest stakes went to outsiders Farm, won the sixty-sixth Champagne sixty-seventh running of the Jerome longs of the Widener chute in 1:17, and the measure of nine other high- one of his famous stretch drives to get Purse of $4200 and his third ranking for the $100,000 Futurity, to Sir Gallahad 3d kept close to the in front of another Chicago-owned silks, was another, three lengths back away from the barrier in front, but Murph had the issue among them, Mrs. John Hay Whitney's Flying Supply House, while C. V. Whitney's | Black Look, second choice, at 16 to 5, wound up eighth. Provides Hot Finish. 'HE JEROME finished an even closer battle as the early leaders dropped back and Ira Hanford brought Goldeneye up fast to earn the purse of $5,290. The gelded son of Transmute, which had shown little to indicate that he belongs in the race, was last during the early running. but gradually improved his position. Carrying only 105 pounds, he stepped the mile in the good time of 1:363, to hold the small margin of a head over Dewitt Page's Maeriel C. V. Whitney’s Tatterdemalion was 2| third, another three lengths back. Then came the early pace setter; Mrs. Mars' The Fighter, coupled with Hal, Price Headley's Sparta was fifth, Wright's Count Morse, sixth, and Sangreal, last. Belmont Results By the Associated Press. male Aier 373" ruttones: "Widencr . 16-8 o) 2-5 ur El!l'-t.l (Ar u n!‘ (Workman) 41 an- Wil Do. Halo, Rocksbre Babe. (Stout) | i . Fiitkering and Cherry © Brush re Green elling: 4. a5 14 i3 SECOND RACE—The plech: s oug 1-3 out e ot Dim Chance and Lou Andre. E—P' RACH urse R llies: 5's furlons % I aca e e ) E — The CI St purse. 8000 added: S-vet-oldsr 'lecr course. en Maeriel (Gilbert) ter llh‘t (Stout) Fighter and Way Farm entry. Also ‘ran—Galleping On, Infantry, Sus Port and Arsen. ’ JEROME WHIPS SALICA. NEW YORK, September 19 (#).— Nicky Jerome, New York feather- weight, outpointed Lou Salica, former bantamweight champion, also of New York, in the eight-round main bout at Ridgewood Grove tonight. ANY ANY _SHAPE AUTO &% GLASS PROMPT DRIVE-IN SERVICE TARANTO & WASMAN, Inc. 1321 L St. N.W. NA. 2966 WEEKDAYS - SEPT. 21 to 30 EASTERN STANDARD TIME Cars—Dining Cars—Conches in. Washington (Union Ste.) - . 120 0. M. Ar. Havre de Groce Roce Track 1:40 P. M. PIM Race 2115 P. M. Returning, lveve rece trock after finel rece. $010 o mans including Tovns parlorCarSeat ‘Oflhu NNSYLVANIA RAILROAD