Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1936, Page 31

lflUL'HHEIM HE €01 | SETS RACE MARK Count Arthur Is Gold Cup Victor—Bushranger Wins Steeplechase. By the Associated Press. ELMONT PARK, N. Y., October 3—Pompoon, purchased for $2,000 as a yearling by Jerome H. Louchheim of Philadelphia, was widely acclaimed the 2-year-old ehamplon tonight after winning the rich Futurity in record time. ‘The son of Pompey, 1925 Futurity wvictor, covered the 615 furlongs of the ‘Widener chute four lengths ahead of ‘Warren Wright's Privileged, which saved the place from C. V. Whitney's Flying Cross by a neck. Pompoon, closing with a rush after Jockey Harry Richards had - worked him out of a pack of 17 juveniles, won $56.790 to bring his season’s earnings to $78,420. It was his sixth victory in seven starts. In his other race he ran second to No Sir, not entered in the Puturity. The Jockey Club gold cup went to Mrs. John D. Hertz's Count Arthur, which easily defeated Memory Book, | Giant Killer and Jean Bart over a 2-mile course. Joseph E. Widener's Bushranger, even money favorite, took the thirty- gixth running of the Grand National Steeplechase Handicap, third feature on the closing Belmont program. Pompoon Cracks Record. 'WENTY-FIVE thousand persons, crowding the picturesque Beimont grounds under a warm October sun, saw Pompoon run to victory in 1 minute 1625 seconds. one-fifth of a second under Balladier's record for the distance. Pompoon had the highest impost of 127 pounds, but his past perform- ances had made the Philadelphia broker’s colt the 8-5 choice for the race, for which horses are nominated | before they are foaled. ‘The start was delayed by Mrs. W. H. Furst's John P. War, which finally Wwas put on the outside. The Pompey colt was blocked early in the running, but Jockey Richards said afterward that as he worked Pompoon around five other horses to the outside, he knew he would win. Privileged, which won $9,000 as its share of the forty-seventh running of the world’s richest juvenile feature, had many backers at 8-1 because of his victory in the ‘Champagne Stakes here two weeks ago. Jockey Eddie Arcaro gave Privileged | 8 hard ride to overcome Interference, and the son of Sir Galahad, 3d, was closing gamely under 125 pounds, second highest weight. ‘Workman's Mount Third. SON'NY WORKMAN brought Flying Cross, & 15-1 shot, int6 third posi- | Chel tion after he had been outrun in the | first two furlongs. purse was "$5,400. Sir Damion, owned by Field, who won last year's futurity | with ‘Tintagel, was fourth, winning $1,000. Coupled with him was Char- ing Cross, who many believed would | run ahead of his stablemate, l'mt who smpped half way from home. . E: R Bradley's Billionaire and 3. E. Widener's Optic, which rated next to Pompoon in the betting, could not get clear and ran well back. Mrs. E. V. Mars’ Dodaway worked | up steadily on the inside. Dawn His share of the | Marshall | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON Selections for fast track at Laurel tomorrow. FIRST RACE—HAPPY HAZEL, BLACK SOD, PHLOX. Odds-on favorite in her last at Lincoln Fields, HAPPY HAZEL re- ceived a poor ride and wound up third in back of Miss Chancery and Solar Maid. That was on September 15, and she immediately was shipped to Laurel after that, where she has been through a smart training grind. We believe she will come up for this test in her very best form. BLACK SOD showed a nifty performance in fin- ishing behind Light Chatter at Havre de Grace. PHLOX figures next best. SECOND RACE—THE BLACK- GUARD, SWIMALONG, BILLY BOB. ‘THE BLACKGUARD, a lad that finished second twice recently at Belmont Park against good leppers, gets the call in this hazardous steeplechase. SWIMALONG is in good hands and has schooled well over the Laurel barriers, BILLY BOB figures third best. THIRD RACE—SEAGULL, RID- ING HIGH, SMALL CHANGE. ‘There is no apparent reason why SEAGULL, a daughter of Rock Man, shouldnt duplicate her last . winning performance at Havre de Grace against the Maryland breds in the third. She whipped prac- tically the same class of horses and is forced to pick up only 2 pounds, although she won that race by four lengths. RIDING HIGH has worked well enough to get the edge over SMALL CHANGE. FOURTH RACE—ORIENTALIST, REX FLAG, LIVE GRANITE. War Admiral was entirely too good for Mrs, E. Denemark’s ORIENTALIST in the Eastern Shore Handicap at Havre de Grace, but the son of Wise Counsellor showed a brilliant performance to finish second. Meets a compara- tively cheap band of youngscers in the fourth and it shouldn’t be close. REX FLAG may hold LIVE GRANITE safe. (BEST BET—FLAG OF WAR, SEVENTH RACE.) FIFTH RACE — MUST BE, CHATMOSS, BROWN FEATHERS. MUST BE, a gelded son of Mis- step, didn't get into action this year until August and he has shown such marked improvement since then that we are going to give him the preference in the fifth. Jaber, Herondas and Skipton beat him in his last trip at Nar- ragansétt by a short margin. He set « terrific early pace in that race and didn't chuck it until he was well in the home lane. Drops 19 pounds from that effort and, although he steps up many noiches, that is a lot of difference in weight. CHATMOSS figures to - deieat BROWN FEATHERS. SIXTH RACE—SOBRIETY, COUNT, KIEVAN, Twice a winner in sprint races at Havre de Grace over good steeds, SOBRIETY, from the Van- derbilt barn, is moved up in & mile- and-70-yards test against good horses, but in his present form we can't overlook him. Although he has shown some fine sprint efforts, his breeding (he is a son of Dis- play) indicates he would be better suited over a distance. MY COUNT may head KIEVAN MY SEVENTH RACE—I-L\G OF WAR, MR. BUN, WESTON. If sent right back Monday, FLAG OF WAR appears to be the best bet on the card. He has several brilliant New England races to his credit that, if repeated, would win this easily. MR. BUN may do better at Laurel than he did at Havre de Grace. WESTON is drop- ping far down in class, EIGHTH RACE—HELEN BAB, INFILEE, JAMUL. HELEN BAB, winner of a smart race at Havre de Grace several days ago, drops back amoug the same kind in the eighth at Laurel Monday and may make jt two straight. When in form she is usually a consistent mare. IN- FILEE is well suited and may trim JAMUL. Epsom Downs ‘ Results | By the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse. £300: elaimins: 3- np: 513 furlonks. Farea stella {Hiehishoe) 100 110 3 (Hill) 3.30 Gray) 3.30 Also fit and Zekpel. SECOND RACE—Purse. $300: claiming: -vear-olds and up; 5'2 furlenss. G (Parke) 5407 300 = (Lake) £ v Firth (Hill) 310 e, 1:074% hizz James. Hasty Pete Miss Cardenas. and Watcheeryn, THIRD RACE—Funie $300; d un; 3 furlen o Earee) Sirange Times (Tinker) Tim elaiming: 530 340 230 g 110 fn | Donnacon; lm (Hightshoe) Also”rhne—Frank C.. Angelita, Bell and Old Fond: Prairie Play was the only filly, Hal Prince | Headley's Apogee having scratched early in the lnernuon‘ Reaping Reward, stablemate of Dog- | away, also was scratched. F 3-vear-olds and up Min Ormont (Park Eirst Entry (M Also ran—Ternadic, Impeach and Sua Count Arthur was made second | Aol eoice at 8-5 among the Jockey Club gold tup entrants, with Mrs. Payne Whitney's Memory Book the favorite. Jean Bart, under the colors of ‘Walter M. Jefford’s along with Giant ! STXTH RACE_Purse. 3600 | vear-olds an Bachel My Rea T Alse Iaiming: 3- 2.60 1] —Candescent. Ste. Louise, 21 Killer, set the early pace, but Jockey | Dreel and Little Nvmph. J. Stout moved up Count Arthur at the start of the second mile. M Giant Killer pulling ahead of his| stablemate to take third. Under the heavy impost of 172 | pounds, Bushranger, 6-year-old geld- ing. closed with a powerful dash to defeat Rioter by two lengths in the | steeplechase. It was - Bushranger's fourth victory in five starts this year. Mrs. Ethel Jacobs’ Amagansett was third over the gruelling 3-mile course, with F. Ambrose Clark's Birmingham | the only other finisher. Jungle King fell at the thirteenth jump. Belmont Results By thp Associated Press. 'I‘ll‘ RACE—Purse, $1,000; maide "Memory Book Second. EMORY BOOK, steadily ridden an—Seeneshifte rvesting, Bakert: SECOND lA(‘l}—‘l‘h Bteeplechas: u'-um t le) 4 veaz K innery nsett (Dawson) .. finlBirminsham and Jungle IRD RACE—Purse. $1 cesi filles and mares; vm-n-- An * (Renick) eation ""n’l.ln‘ L000; all Srear-elds and 10-1 4.1 88 q-10 14 1 Al —V. Spilt iAlse ‘ran—Valse. Spllt Second, Pretty FOURTH RACE—The Futurity Siakes: . added; 2-year-olds; 6'% Bile, ¢ Melodist, n.:me. @ Tatiered, B, Stabl ir 3 ‘ e 5.1. m r lhl entry, FIFTH RACE—The Jockey CI purse. $5,000 added; 3-year as Greeniree Stable entrr, IIVIN‘I'I RACE—" Altawood Handi- elass 1,200; 3-year-olds by Workman, was second with |© a EYENTH RACE_Purse. $300: r-olds a. 6 turien ng) 8.5 Mount Lookout (Hanawer) Spanish Red (M. Fallon) Time, 1:8% Also ' ran—Miss Anthany. Some Gannennic. Tndian Red. Donnie Hatter and Bistrits. Woodbine Results By the Asmmed Press. FIRST, Tarton " Plate; fo-long-. 3 Muckledo Remiltard) elins, { Chinsilla__f K harles J.. Toe Dane Eflen 0. Rran » W. Russell ‘s Stable entry. LhoE r L's Stable entry. SECOND RACE—Purse. lm f'lllllhl'l Glanford Plate: 3-yea; Dixie Dora (McTaru Carcless Knight (Doweh'ts) Peace Token (Vallee) Time, 1:131¢ Alco _ran—In Fi W, Minthera, . 'W. Mackay and THIRD RACE—The i purse. $1.200 »dded Tabher, aEran Ty, . 'W. Lueas entry. Hendrie _Steeple- handicap; 4- Fastor Hatter (Dourher Warlhing (McTague) ‘me. ATm viaJake Blieden, Noble s-hm Black Faleon, :::' 1 % ran — Shoeless Joe and Jack T. Stevenson and G. Palmer em- ime, Also Patekes. a try. Afl—fl Breeders Stakes: disn ime, 1:464¢. Also nl-—l'lnnrm Lissom Lad and Sweeponel SEVE! RACE—Ths Tnrham _Cup e, 1588 adted:; Lymr NTH Handican: s -nl lian foaled: 1 mile and & farl Roval Viniare (Dlerts) 10.80 K05 378 Nown (Barnes) 6.10 :‘u no—l.l-hn. 2 Epleurus, a Silent S Parkwoed Stable_entry. 1% RACE—The York Plate: m.fl-hn Torenr-oide aak s Wi 4-1 Reroineen 1% 938 'a Prince (Stout) Alre raoiioan Canseh. Whissaway snd gy 18 Greenock, Canusee, Bene- Peter Dixon, March Line | | 2.year-olds | xTorcheen Epsom Downs Entries for Tomorrow. By the Associated Press. PIRST RACE—Purse 2-vear-olds: 5'3 furlongs Stormy Rhythm_ Girls Chance__" ] Flodur _ Tralee _ 113 Dr. Stamford Princess Bee_ W Motor ity Stable entry. $500: Girl maidens SECOND RACE—Purse $500: claim- fi-year-oids and up: 53 furlongs <Plavmay 104 ‘<Flignt of Goid 110 ySerip Money__ 106 Bonsall - 1101} 117 xSheratan ~__7 109 = })‘) Wicees xudcmhn THIRD RACE—Pur A-year-olds and up: 5' XRustic Lassie. 104 hnlor" - 114 No Change 108 Epress Yvonne - 114 Board Trade__ S50 FOURTH RACE—Purse. $500; claiming: 313 furlongs Motion_ Picture 111 S xMy Tommie_ 113 110 Princess Stone 102 2111 xHoward G 106 FIFTH RACE—Purse -year-olds and up; Volta “Maid 102 Hymaraue xCrout Au Pot_ 105 xSynod _ ine Boy.. IXTH RACE—Purse $500; Jgjear-oids and up: 1 mile. xShuie - 100 xPropasing Unlawful 2 Bocky “Brince > 10& 114 Mannie z 10 Sieohema = 103 Mokena Legion Old _Stats SA06: claiming: claiming: SEVENTH RACE__Purse. 300 claim- | -olds and up: mndenlkl mile. El T Aubucet All' Time__ Lucy XLittle xBrown Rockingham Park Entries for Tomorrow. By the Associated Press. RACI'—?II‘YSQ. FIRST 3-year-olds and furlos Charmed Eves Dornoch 3500; claiming: 108 104 109 118 0 108 10 113 | on 110 1 108 109 Shining Jewel_ 108 SECOND RACE—Purse. $800: claimin) M D s xGull Shlku Johnnycake Mannerly Hasty Han Hastinip D 10 09 04 09 8 uj 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 10 xLoloma ___~ Bethlehem Star Demonstration_ 110 xBiakeen Pharatime 114 Tynemouth - Dark Wizard _ 113 Aunt Plor Carminowe . __ 11 THIRD RACE_Purse 3800: clalming; 3-year-olds and 5% Jurions xte Princess 1 S Laddie Stone__ Trujilo - Busby Jezreel __ E1 Bandido__ Our Crest Arthur Met: FOURTH mcn—?uue $900; claiming; 2-year-olds - 103 110 Tel Sweepalot PTH RACE_The Giobe Handicap: urse. $1.200; 3-year-olds and u long My " Colin Party Spirit_. 119 Fir Class ly 1 108 Miss Troph: Black Hllhbro' 10 a—Dixianna Stable entry. -A. McConnell entry. SIXTH RACE_Purse. $1.000; claiming; 2-year-olds: L xDonald Duck. 1U3 High Explosion 113 xLad: Dl 104 Scotel [ #4 race, feature of the opening program on the new Roosevelt raceway, today, ‘Ten thousand fans saw Hillbish out- distance a field of 36 starters to finish in 41 minutes 5.001 seconds. Tony Miller, Toronto, was second, and John mmmmm e the Davis Crockett; D. C, OCTOBER M[RINA, [lUTSII]ER, WINNER OF JOLIET \Favorite Challite, Caught in Stretch, Is Third in Chicago Feature. By the Associajed Press. HICAGO, October 3.—Merina, Mrs. Willle Crump's 2-year- old filly, attracted very little attention for the $2,500 added Joliet Handicap at Lincoln Fields to- day, but they paid off on Merina after the race was run. The Kentucky filly scored by one length over the ex- treme outsider, Calculator, with the odds-on favorite, Challite, & very tired third. Merina paid $27.40 to win, $14.40 to place and $6.20 to show. The crowd of nearly 12,000 backed Challite to 4-to-5 favoritism, and it made Proph a hot second choice. It overlooked the five other starters. The Jay Jay, ridden b, 1936—PART ONE. start came and Jockey Basil James rushed Challite away with her cus- tomary burst of speed. Her rivals could not go with her, and she was five lengths in front as they swept into the turn. Calculator was second, Me- rina third and Proph next in line. Comes “I!h a Rush, FROH then on she began to fade. She still had & lengthy lead at the head of the stretch, but by this time Calculator was making up ground in the middle of the track, d the veteran Jimmy McCoy had taken Merina over to the rail and was coming with & rush. The tired filly faltered so badly a few yards from the finish line that Merina swept by on the inside to score her upset victory, and Calculator, too, had little trouble catching the favorite. Challite still was four lengths ahead | of Exclaim, which landed fourth, with Proph, Legenda and Lake View trail- ing in that order. Merina, a daughter of St. Henry- Ocirena, raced the 6 furlongs in |V 1:1215, while scoring her third vic- tory in a dozen starts. Her win was ! worth $2,150 to her owner. Lincoln Fields Results By the Associated Press. Rockingham Park Results Lex . Sun_ Teaf . Gay Crest, Criticise kle Chance. - FIFTH RACE—The Maplewood Handi- eap: purse, $1,500 added; 2-vear-olds; 6 furiongs. Lady Bewithus (R's'n) 38.80 Jemell Darsett f-R Enfin ( 1380 6.0 30 piay (MeCrav) Dotter) Canteron, X., Bosopi, Frank ness Favlash, Accoiade and SECOND RACE—The Downers’ Grove; urse, §800; maidens; :-year-elds; 6 fur- | 620 310 320 80 320 K weep, Even UP, i, Sne e Farm eairr. THIRD RACE—Purse, Saee: d rming Sir (F. C. Smith Regarde (Schutte) Stealingaway (Cowley) elalming: | Anhelation ( Stealth (Mailley) ‘Also ran Whipper Ci and The Tr River Downs Results | b= Xea By the Associated Press. al n, Sage irl, Wi Royal E—I $600; | Over Yonder snd_Cherryiime. D N > FIFTH RACE—The Michi urse, 8800 aliowancess sl ‘sees: 6 tur: longs | 2 7.00 1.00 380 Menender (Seuth) Saranara (Dotter 480 300 320 Jest, Firm 1—Field. Buzs" Mae (McCiellan) Time. 1:13. Mac. f Fleet Scout Ature. urse. $7,300. add erhia (McCos) lentater (Cowler) | Challite (Ja FOURTH RACE—The $600; allowances; Golden Rod: 2-year-olds; 6 (Fowler) _3.60 3.40 2.60 Busy Lutrecia (Louman) ! Seabiscuit 5 oAy ran— man D., Erech snd Paiasa, oty . J. Chesmey entry. RACE—The Aul lowances; 3-year-olds B (Reberts) Melo Lincoln Fields Entries for Tomorrow. B the Associated Press, | . FIRST RACE—Purse. $800; | Bgyear-olds and up; (divided xSauall 10% Chrysostie | xShasta Broom xHalliard = Capt. Jeffers__ 104 Bit o' Worry _ 14 Miss_ Garnier - Harry Richman 110 xDiseriminate . S | xPlying Fiynn. 105 xxm. Pin SECOND RACE_Purse. $500: cia 2-vear-olds and up: & fuirlon, SMimine: XBirdseve xKissie XCapt. Red ___ Harem Queen 112 xCom'r Reway 104 RACE—Purse. $800; s olds and up: 6 nm:n i siaiming River Downs Entries for Tomorrow. A % | By the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse. 2-year-old filli Ann _Jones Lac-Ha-Laur: XGuinea " Doric Beautiful Bud xDower xShotty SECOND RACE—Purse, $600; S-year- olds and up; 6 lutlons Mante 108 lck Star. | xOut Put $600: maidens; Royal Charm__ 1 & furlo North Side: 2-year-olds; fur- 108 210K 108 106 FOURTH RACE— purse. S800; claiming; land Beau 110 Alice G. Inscolt xGene Ess XWar Pellow. aoo; clatming; | Lord | o Busy Daughiter” 10 Hixh Moisic Emvee 109 Golden Pigeon__ )lug’! 113 Quick RACE_Purse. 9000: B furlonss. § Cant. N Grat $iss “Graenock - No Saint. Assist __ Harper PO\Y?“‘H! mcc-m Walnut Tedian Head - o Baltimore Boy_ i Margaret G___ 1 Double Kerry_ 101 Park: claiming; Lineoln iss. Feter Bompkia” 106 T Pum Blind b 110 Hills; amble 1 t'd Beauty 1 T Bombastic - ——-2""116 Baby Joe PIPTH RACE—Th v v-nu-oldx. -Ilo'lnm, 1 mile an s RACE Gshatitate) —Purse. 8 s i claiming; 3- s an And up; SEVENTH RACE—Purse, $600; claim- - i . ing: 3-year-oids and up; 1 jmile and 70 ...115 Brown Hat...100 104 Great Mesdows_ 109 Pitter | Race Select LAUREL (Fast). BY FEED BOX. 1—Phlox, Black Sod, Contrite. 2—John Poindexter, Billy Bob, Stare. 3—Sea Gull, Change. 4—Orientalist, America Pirst, Rex ons Adams Eve, Small Flag. 5—Zay, Chatmoss, Brown Feathers. 6—Sobriety, My Count, Night Cap. T—First Pigeon, Blind Brook, Flag of War. 8—Jim John, Infilee, Our Ship. Best bet—Sea Gull. CONSENSUS AT LAUREL (Fast By the Associated Press. 1—Blacksod, Phlox, Contrite. 2—Swimalong, Billy Bob, John Poindexter. 3—Sea Gull, Change. 4—Rex Flag, Granite. 5-—Chatmoss, Zay, Brown Feathers. 6—Sobriety, Nightcap, My Count. 7—The Mauler, Blind Brook, Kai- mask. 8—Infilee, Jim John, Taunton. Best bet—Sobriety. CONSENSUS AT ROCKINGHAM (Fast). By the Associated Press. 1—Dornoch, Hastinip, Johnnycake. 2—Pharatime, Aunt Flor, Demon- stration. 3—Gift of Roses, Laddie Stone, Jackfull. 4—Zaca, Telling Yop, Beautiful. 5—Erin Torch, My Cc\n, Party Spirit. 6—Lady Day, Tellwick, Askaris, 7—Hot Cake, Neverfade, Popo. 8—Longful, Aureate, Just Remem- ber. Best bet—Zac: CONSENSUS AT JAMAICA (Fast). By the Associated Press 1—Gleaming, Ethel's Choice, Snap Judgment. 2—Winter Sport, Whichaway, Al- marine. : 3—Social Error, Anne G., Money Muddle. 4—The Queen, Will Do, Stylistic. 5—Abner, Royal Fox, Light. 6—Apprentice, Pastry, Hunterdon. Best bet—The Queen. Adams Eve, Small Orientalist, Live LINCOLN FIELDS (Fast). By the Loutsrille Times. 1—Defier, Squall, Captain Jeffers. 2—Baldy, Mucker, Tomye. 3—Ottoman, Amijo, Tarping. 4—Southland Beau, War Fellow, Desgai. 5—Baltimore Boy, Indian Head. 6—Legenda, Teddy Green, Quincy. 7—Dark Mist, Beau Bon, Legal Gamble. 8—Sis Agnes, Celiba, Curb Bit. 9—Julia Grant, Petty Taw, Bay Memor. Best bet—Legenda. Natalie Alice, EPSOM DOWNS (Fast). By the Louisville Times. 1—Flodur, Doctor Stamford, Smart Girl. 2—Flight of Gold, Frost Bite, Scrip Money. 3—Board Trade, Jay D., Empress ‘Yvonne. 4—My Tommie, Old State, Motion Picture. 5—Volta Maid, Hymarque, Boy. 6—Unlawful, Mannie, Sea Fox. 7—Pharlera, All Times, Just George. 8—Brown Witch, Little Brook, Score. Best bet—Board Trade. * Mine RIVER DOWNS (Fast). By the Lousville Times. 1—Lac Ha Laura, Rhida, Brill. 2—Emvee, Prosy, Shan. 3—Patsyette, Miss Greenock, Grat- tan. 4—Main Man, Wahcoo, Arabs Ar- TOW. 5—Silas, Raymond, Don Creole. 6—Senator Mike, Prohibition, High- est Point. 7—Paradox Girl, Hereward, Great Meadows. Best bet—Main Man. Entries for Tomorrow. By the Associated Press. FIRST A RACE_Purse. $900; elaiming; Ritz_Brother. xEthel’s Choice 174 R , SECOND RACE _purse. $900; “olds: 1 mi wflfng °spon.,4 111 et waven § Bonnie Buz XAimarine 103 Wiichaway — 3Double THIRD RACE—Purse. $800: claim 3-year-olds and up: maidens: 6 furlongs. Peerless Pal 108 xPack Away_ _ 103 Cpaterway t 1 G. Money Miiddie xSociul Errol Gallette 110 Mariato .. 106 RACE—The _Geis] purse, 31 000 Shlowance: 2 sear-oids; b1 ur- The Queen. _. Showemall Z___ llru::‘(tflll vear olds SIXTH RACE—! 3-yesr-olds and 1 B e | Cherokee | miss, Cycle. SPORTS. E. De Camillis, here is seen gaining a two-length decision over In- domitable in the $5000-added Capital Handicap as nearby Fall racing was ushered in-before some 15,000 turf fans at Laurel yesterday. —A. P. Photo Laurel Results By the Associsted Press. Far- "or 260 4 60 Syrinc, THIRD =RACE—Sjx furlen $1.000 he Rocl reek; ehl-l-l son 13 nie Palatine (De Camill; tering Kate (Corbett) DeCamillis) Boglevard ( (Besshak) Alto ran—Last Harvest, Frisco (Sonhal Handi » 3-year-olds and | . 3204, ran—Billy _Bee, Roman Seldier, Lemont, Chief Jimmie Caba- SIXTH RACE—Purse. $1,500: 1. miles: the Cumberiand Handicap; 3-year-olds and Minton (Tueker) 5.90 Perertic Lads MeCombe) Eudes (Morris) Inferne Lad. Petard. Peedee- e. Wise Will, Bud Brown and Mad Frump. ery Clot denia A Sil Arguefication, Laurel Entries for Tomorrow. Lee and By the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse. $1.000: 2.year-old fillies: 52 furlons: Millie M. (Merritt) = py Hostess (De Camillis) Biacksod (Dougherty) Phlox (Westrope! Siatuesque (Hardy) azel (De c-mmm maidens; Contrite (Reid) Melodian lL|'unberun e )ND RACE—The Longwoods steeplechase. maidens, about 2 miles. SECO! purse, $1.000; olds and up; XStare (Mergler) _ Swimalong (Thor| Gally Girl (Payne) ____ xx & Sunny Lassie (McGovern) a idieburg Stabie and R. nell entry. claims ‘THIRD RACE—Purse, ing; 3-year-oids and up; land: 6 furlongs. More Trouble (Westrope) —_ xSmall Change (Morris) — $1,000: foaled in Mary- ith) Riding High (Balaski) Miss Tiptoe (Hernande: Lady Windsor (McComb: Pile Driver (Tucker) xHandley (Shelhamer) _. Baicony (J. Renick) xSea Gull (Le Blanc Adams Eve (Merritt FOURTH RACE—Purse, olds: 6 furlons: Velied Lady (De Camiilis) —— Burning Star (Balaski) Z a Live Granite (Corbeit) Siam_(Morris) a Gerald - (Corbett) Ocean Roll (Le Bl America First (Dot Rex Plag_(Merritt) Panther Creek (Hardy) Orientalist (Westrope) Rezal Lily (Litzenberger) Swiftply (Bejshi Abbots Hour mem» Bitter Berry (no e efisaale “Stable” wnd A Pellet entry. FIFTH RACE—Purse, $1.100 xMust Chatmoss (Balaski), xBrown Feathers (Tucks xSilent Shot (Le Blanc) xZay (no boy) Coequal (Witmer) SIXTH RACE—The Anacrostia; $1.000: allowances; 3-year-olds; 70 yards. Phantom Fox (Balaski) e Thirteen Stars (De Camillis) Sobriety (Falion) __ Nighteap (J. Renick) Scudder (Dunbar) Kievan (Litzenberger) Spur_Flower (Hardy) My Count_(Westrope) —_ Princess Giadys (Tucker) - SEVENTH RACE—Purse. year-olds and up: 1 News (Dunbar) Markme. (Merrith xMr. Bun (Coffman) _ xFirst Pigeon (Morris) Weston (Le B 1 The Singer ) Fomposity (Corhett) - xKaimask (Tucker) Blind Brook iOlllllln The Mauler (no bo: XCredulous (Root) EIGHTH RACE—Purse, ing: 3-year-oids and uj xStar Special (Root) Step Miss dhnfleldi xArgoan (Gril 3 30m Sonn_(Le Blaney - Taunton (Bryson) xHelen Bab (Root) Jamul (O'Malley Imperial Betsey (mm XTowee (Tueker EPS xBiack Boo (M xAlice Byrd (Tueker) x—Apprentice " allow: Clear and fast. el GORDANS PLAY PARNELILS. » $1240 to place, while Mower, | 0 199 440 3-year- | 3| Jockey Georgie Witmer, who fel xx--Beven pounds apprentice allowance | claim- Purse. mile ERoan SE Gordan’s base ball team will travel to Alexandria this afternoon to meet the Parnell Bondsmen’s nine in the WIS AT LAU lAUREL BY 2; LENGTHS |Roman Soldier, Choice, Not lin Money—Camera Needed for Two Finishes. By the Associated Press. AUREL, Md, October 3.—El- wood Sachsenmaier's Roman Soldier, the favorite, was out of the contention and Jay Jay, speedy 3-year-old gelding, owned by Howard Bruce, Baltimore banker} won the $5,000 added Capital Handicap by two and one-half lengths over Mrs, Walter M. Jeffords’ Indomitable. Mrs. W. Plunket Stewart’s Mower was third, a neck back of Indomit able. Bomar Stable’s Billy Bee was fourth. The opening day crowd of 16,000 backed Roman Soldier, conqueror of Discovery and six other starters in the Havre De Grace Handicap last week, into 5-to-2 favoritism. ‘The 4-year-old Cohort coit, however, apparently did not like the going and after a good start dropped back to finish eighth and next to last in the 6-furlong go. Jay Jay, which vanquished Roman Soldier decisively in the 6-furl | Susquehanna Handicap at Havre De | Grace, was second in the popular choice today at $8.70 for $2 to win, Indomitable, a long shot, paid third in popular choice, was worth $4.50 to show. Fourth Win for Jay Jay. HOW! STABLE'S Cycle held at 52 to 1, had many backers. but, the best he could do was fifth. a length behind Billy Bee, a 14!3 to 1 shot. The winner's purse of $4.810 in- creased Jay Jay's earnings for the year to $12310. The son of Wice Y Photo finish of the first race | at Laurel yesterday showing narrow margin by which Care For (No. 7, nearest camera) nosed out Suncrax. the favor= ite. It was this picture that guided the judges in solving what appeared to many of,the spectators to be a dead Heat. Counsellor has been victorious in each of his four starts. Clear skies and a fast track in the 25-day Laurel meeting. | The finishes of two of the da: | three races were so close that th ing judges had to use photograp. ushered S et 30 before they were certain as to i o axg placing. In the opener they decidrd that Tommy Rodrock’s Care For had nosed out C. J. MacLeod's Suncrax, favorite, Mrs. M. MacNeile's St. Francis raced 2 miles in 3:5725 to win the Potomac Steeplechase. Double Pays $54.50. judges, after inspecting the photograph, decided that L. E. Ogle’s Miney Myerson had nosed out Mrs. A. S. Bowman's Genie Palating in the Rock Creek, 6-furlong sprint, offered as the third race. The come bination of Care For and Miney Myere son paid $54.50 in the daily double. A half dozen platers matched strides in the 6 furlongs of the fourth, with the Millsdale Stable's Grey Count, | favorite, coming from behind to win | going away from Mrs. W. Irvine’s Tine | derbox, with A. G. Vanderbilt's Boule= | vard third. in the third race, suffered a broken left arm. He was taken to Sibley Hospi= tal in Washington. MARYN ELL TAKES RACE | Shows Way to Cnstnte in Main Event at River Downs. CINCINNATI, October 3 (#).— Marynell, carrying the colors of the Long Run Stable, won the Western Hills Handicap, feature race at River Downs today, over the mile-and-a-sixe teenth route. 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