Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1936, Page 27

il g [ * 50 FIRST # 2.year-oid m-mens unsford o - PORTS. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, OCTOBER 11, 1936—PART ONXNE. SPORTS. _B_11 *Bottle Cap Heads War Admiral : Gold Cup ’Chase to Eastern Shore SCORES HANDLLY INLAUREL STAKE Takes Johnson Handicap by 1V, Lengths—Long Shot Winner in First. AUREL, Md., October 10.—The Millsdale Stable’s Bottle Cap, 2-year-old bay son of Bostonian and Trig, lived up to his repu- tation of being a superior mud runner when he carried 119 pounds over 6 furlongs in 1:12 3-5 to account for the ninth renewal of the Richard John- son Handicap, feature of an eight- race program witnessed by 12,000 fans here today. The Glen Riddle Farm's War Ad- miral, top weight with 124 pounds, was installed favorite on the strength of his sensational effort in the Aber- deen at Havre de Grace, in which he downed Bottle Cap among others. War Admiral flattered his backers for three-eighths by making the pace. but started floundering in the soft footing. Bottle Cap Gets Ahead. N THE meantime Charlie Corbett was bringing Bottle Cap up fast on the inner rail. Slicping through an opening leaving the back lane, Bottle Cap easily drew away from War Admiral to win by a length and & half. War Admiral was & handy winner of the place over the Bomar Stable’s Yellow Tulip—with the Branncastle Farm's Bitter Berry heading the other six starters. It was Bottle Cap's seventh victory in 11 starts this year. The purse of $3,930 brought his season’s earnings to $14,050, while those fans back- ing him took down $10.30 for the usual $2 investment. At the conclusion of the race, Trainef Tony Pelleteri was presented | & silver trophy by Mrs. Richard John- son, wife of the late United States 8enator, in whose memory the event Was run. Long Shots Pay Off. ONG shot players, who have been cleaning up at this session. opened the program with a winner wnen Edward Bruner's True Tune sped 6 furlongs in 1:1525 to pay $35.30. Forced to pilot F. Ambrose Clark's Hurry Harry the first mile minus his A Ride Under Unenviable Circumstances Mrs. S. Bryce Wing’s Snake Chamrer apparently had a charm of its own yesterday. the last jump in the steeplechase at Laurel, Jockey W. W. Tracy was thrown—but not quite off his mount. Here he is goiuy on to the finish, hanging on to the horse’s head. At ~—A. P. Photo. Rockingham Park Results By the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse. $800: vear-olds and up: 6 furlong: }no There mmlnn 33.00 15.00 8.60 Prhixus (Swain 820 4350 \rnm. (M nu» 300 A | n, claiming; | it Threatening. 0'Connell. Di Douglas F., Pampe: D Keved Us and Revell 2, SECOND I.AC!-—P-n\; 2900: elaimings .00 3.50 Reokes (Ba Hastinela ime. . Alvo” raneoRichstrike. Black Highbrow. Prevention. Bacon, First Class, Biue Day | and Kerry Patch. left iron and the final half of the 2-mile steeplechase without® either fron, Jason Egy managed to remain astride the geiding and win, much to the delight of the crowd which had backed the gelding into favoritism. o THIRD RACE—Purse. 8800: claiming; Folks coupling True Tune with the | Maemere Farm's Go Home. winner of the 6 furlongs of the third, took down $378.20 for every $2 wagered in the “daily double.” When Mrs. M. Nelson Bond's Pen- cader raced a mile and one-eighth through the slop in 1:57 to whip eight opponents in the fourth, he enabled Hubert Le Blanc, leading winning rider at the meeting, to Tegister his tenth score. Laurel Results Also ran—xMise Adeline. T erries Lad, | Panther Creek, <Fisine Vim, Glad Wines Vine. Story Time, Cloudy Weather | ECOND ‘BACE—About 2 mil urse, ll (000, "wreepiechare. or 3-vear-olds and 210 Martr. Forest Charm. —Little Woman and Snake andrin, LIt harmer. THIRD = RACE—8 w elaimin 3 o jome (Cout arscen (McCombs) Time. 1:13%. Alse_ran—Count Rae. Chimnes Top. My En. Grey Sireak, Vitascope and P: sty Dou ble Pald $378.20.) FOURTH lucl:—lu 000 furlongs: Wrack, Golden lenia. n—Trylubria, Ba !l-y. Jamul, Atit_and R ""Tl'l RACE—6 furlongs: purse, 500 ded: the dltlchlrl Johnson Handicap: samc Cap (Corbett) 10.40 3. 3.20 War Admiral (Kurtzsinger) 0 !ello- alip ‘w 13 ! Star. —Bar sttt AT Ranarine. "R an, mmn Berry. | 1—Field. | 6 Penlum Qrient. Mr. Canrom SIXTH RACE—1 A miles; purse, $1.200; the Westminster. (Westrope) Ja30 1 0 1 ran—Azuear and Where Away. l!VI:hTH lACF—anu. ll 000: rlllll-‘ ; for nn:;aldq and up; 1.5 miles. | pht's 19.c0 130 00 ;-Ilrvln "tRoot) 690 1:90 nalons (Morris) 390 n—South Bend, Shot and Shell and 'Blind Broov. (Peters) Alice Byrd (Marris) h,ruflbrn (Concei) Also ran—Jimmy Rock uuntry iss Fern. At Dusk. Lmn Action, Dearain Ahbol and Imperial Betsy, Epsom Downs lntr(u for Tomorrow, ACE—Purse. $500: claimine; | furlons. | oo 114 xitmy Ways __ 108 | formy Rhylhm 114 Flody 114 ver " 114 Sweeping Dame 111 ”t x8peed Demon . 109 SECOND RACE—Purse. $501 ;year-olds and up. 5o furion 114 xScobina 111 Hip Boots THIRD RACE--Purse. $300: elaiming; 3.vear-olds and up: 54y farions xSerip_ Mcney _ 10 Kai Harri xGranbury 108 xAgreeable 370 XAble Ape 2110 Frost Bite ~118 xDraco - URTH RACE—Purse $500: B ot ot and ap; 814" furion: s B lelm.mn = PIPTH RACE—Purse. $600: &-year-olds and up; Columbus Day; fu) fl‘Ill. re claiming: 6| 168 Whiskine SIXTH RACE—Purse. $500: claiming: 8.year-olds and up: 1, miles. EOrest, Chance 106 xMontmary Eveen 114 xWardel n Comet 114 Se 10 rm't. 107 114 H Mfl——?une. !nllo: claim- d up: 1% es. year-olds s Red Bistrita irl 108 xNavy Girl of Gold 109 xGannonnic ady Wood _ 100 xGrey Pal - rbon 9 l—AWrentlu llh'lnu claimed. Clesr an i i | Venetian_ (Ro: Below Coct d.nmnl Aise’ ran—Tasulated, 2 (Howell) Terhoat Frank (Decrine) famBeston Breok. Bee blesome, Sandy Boot. Don Guzm ey 1.20 1de EX Brrdex. Stane SEVENTH RACK_-Purse, 81.800; claim- vea : 1 miles. Adamite vnluhn-ll) ’Hfiu » Alfo ran—-Orthoprism. Boseap, Dormido and Bud Broom. o FIGHTH RAC : elaiming: | Rockmg]lam Park Entries for Tomorrow. \fl‘nn claiming; er 109 xlmh Hem 100 109 PaTiy 109 Uppercut .. 104 Morlute _ Peacelul =t Clean Sport _ Fasi Move _._ ecn Sun Line Prince Dannyl Transmutate __ Hastinip 1y Mala or Arches 113 Wesiys- Duchess 13 SECOND RACE- siden 9 Ernie Ma Great Shakes” A. O'Connell xHoldout _ _ xArthur Metz Blue Spur____ THIRD 'RACEVAPurse $R00; 2- furlongs. 110° xRoval Broom xTellwiek —Purse $800: claiming: old mile. xKenner xScout xMore Rezalits Love P Grand Cherry Addis Ababa xTwosome FOURTH RACE—The Tribune Handi- | -~ purse. $1.300; 3-year-olds and up. 116 Patriotic 105 Calaveras ck 96 Vote Boy. Party sommiccs 113 Marmats FIFTH RACI‘~ ht Cnlnmb\u Dav Hand- 5 i . 2-year-olds; 100 Jewell Dorsett 100 Say When, 124 e 100 1 m: Lady Bewithus o xL. B, Wilson Ace of Spades Pitter Pat__ SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1.000: claim- EIGHTH RACE_Purse. $800; claiming: 3-year-olds and up: 1) miles. Luna Mic 110 xThe Tnumvlr_ 108 Dispeller XHats xJust Bucl XArmy Game | xJim Moss__ xSweeperman =33==z=s =EE et oR: DI Raining and sioppy. TILT AT ALEXANDRIA Virginia A. C. Will Tackle Team of Police Boys’ Club, Special Dispatch to The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., October 10.— Virginia A. C’s foot ball team will play its first home game today— it meets the Police Boys' Club elev- en at Baggett's Stadium, starting at 3 o'clock. Composed of former scholastic stars, Coach Mike Gold- man’s team seems to have its best material in years. The starting line-up will be selected from among the following: Pullman, Newton, Degn, Foltz, Gensmere, Kline- man, McKellic, Carter, Lamb, Woods, tcn, Lawler, Ewald, Mellon, Mess and Jennier. 100 | clalming; | Studds, Beach, Welker, Blake, Hamil- |- R Laurel Entries for Tomorrow. B5 the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse. $1.000; claiming; 2-year-old maidens: 1 mile. | Pretty Pal (Merritt) _ Little Banner (Faust) Mr. Duncannon llnlonr Uvalde strope ) | Blond Reel (J. Renick xJim Corn (Shelnamer___ .. | Gay Jack (Battista) SECOND RACEColumbus Day Handi- Steeplechase. 3-year- Jungle King Amagansett Birmingham | aSt. Francis Spinach (McG: Chalice (Meeh a—Mrs. M. M Mitcheil) (McGovern) __ (Walker) (Eaby) _ th) - THIRD RACE—Purse. $1.000; ciniming; | 3-year-oids and up 6 furiongs x8cudder (Dunbar) | Betty_Shaw (Boucher) Que Gato (J. Renick)._.. | Canard_ (Corbett) | Going Some (Ritz} Masked Gal (De cmnnm Acautaw (O Malle Glowing Coal (Nerritt)~ xTeddy Haslam Morri: (Schmidi - Fiavor (Wesirope) Some Good (Irenchard: JFOURTH RACE _Purse. <Turn Up_(Shelhamer) Pottase (Baiaski) xHarry's Dream (Cofiman x1oothpick (Grigg) xBomar (Morris) - __ Irisheen (Westrope)_ Locomotive (Meril Lovely Duy (Kurtsinger nrm RACE-—Tne Easton; pu i-yedr-olds: 1 mile. ins (Merritt) (Westrope) Come By Chance (Coucci Erincess Gladys (Tucker) | Phantom_Fox (Richards) ‘cuum Bram (J. Renick) | “'a—L. J. Marks entry. SIXTH RACE—Purse. $1.000; 3-year-olds and up: 1. miles, Quiet Please (Westrope: aSieek (De Camiliis) s | &Miss caretul (Le Blanc)” claiming; C. Rose entry. ENTH RACE _Purse. $1 oum: iles (O'Malley) xFlag ot War_(Tucker)_ Mr. Bun (De Camillis) Goantell (Wesirone) ASuobby Scamp (Le Blane)- Chry:mnte “(Bouchery Naval Cadel (HBalaskii R. Pinchot (J, Renick)_ ! xFlower ‘Time (M xMariolel (Le Bla | flGH'l"" RACE-—Purse, Ink. 4-year-olds and up Viva Peie (Westrope xMaple Mint (Grigg’) .- | xAdo (Le Blanc | xHigh Flag (Leonard) xMischiefmaker (Johnson) xSparian Lady ( t YHuppy (Coffman) Flying Mereury (O Mllleyr Steponit (Canfleld) Irish Vote (8mith) xBalmacan _(Schmidl) Stratesist (Peters) Taunton (na boy) = Peedeeaue (Richards)~ Also eligible Ahmed (Richards) ___ xIndian News (Dunbar)_ axLone Miss (Coflman).. xKhelaboo (Coffman) | Poppyman (Richards) Repeal (Balaski)- | 8. Grim: $1.000: claim- 1ig miles. . e e s e claimed, Cloudy and muddy Long Branch Results | By the Associated Press. FIRST RACE. 4- 1ds & I : Moon (Aimers) Shoeless Joe (Remillard) Sablin (MeTs, ‘ Alse ran—Worthy Duke sad POI-III FIFTE RACE—Th fle Mandie purse. $1,200; = VL mile and 8liver Jubilee (Barmes) ‘ s Lee, alsiéworth, Ald- {elu oy g Bain eniry. rkweed Stable emtry. SIXTH nu—r-m 87007 Frear-lds an il i i e £ ey e Missourd llr-. Beeeh- elaim- i# ReLP s views Doer --a’i“n.'i TP AT 09.-“ .15 B sen. i-m claim- | Lincoln Fields Results By the Associsted Press. FIRST RACE—Purse. $800 -Aldnn the Cottaxe Grove; 2-year- Ivery Tip (Hass) 2.SECOND RACE—Purse. $800: claiming; g5, (Hauer) s E Rockledre TFriend” lohn Full Up. s tor. fOtierrep and Taisa THIRD RACE—Purse elaiming 800 80" areve. Lugen Catehan ind Priee List. (Daily Double paid $29.80.) TH RACE—Purse, $800; elaiming: url aw lrn-l-yl 59.80 19.40 118 Alice Jean ( I e Esxa. Amneris, Eleanor | . A c. War Feilow and Pecos. SIXTH RACE_-The Marquette Handi. e 500 added ear-olds and 63.60 19.10 10.80 n 680 R0 620 | Fear. Willho. Balti- Box, Maple llh-u and Prince Torch, SEVENTH RACE—The On Your War: claiming; 3-vear-oids and heil uvon) 16.60 .40 4.00 High Diver (Southy 605 Bolling Point (James) Tim=. 1:483 ran—Golden Nut. Amijo, Mar; . Malimou and Carnelian. ret e. $800: elaiming: miles. 16.00 360 4.40 340 100 .60 Susan Hay, n and Wearwell Lon«r Branch. | Entnn for Tomorrow. By the Associated Press. FIRST RACE —Purse. 2-year-olds: 6 furlongs. 10N "Fly Wing 101 Medonte )7 Jimmie Kirk 1 Sacklul . 1i5 Doris Ramsden i S Riseo $700; claiming: Gormley l«lmm\ e, $700: claiming p: G furiongs. Pewter "Crest .. (ul Era_ > llnlnuunll Rldesu 107 104 Peuflll Lord _ a—D. Garrity THIRD RACE—Purse, Lesr-olds and up: f :Our Hobby . _ | Dvira | !‘\emnl Judd | Dunlins Lad. | Hermanits | XColored Arvm Boscobel | Kid Glove - _. FOURTH RACE—Purse, ’l-yelr-nlfll and up: o l.lrlun( $700: claiming: furlongs. 17 M = #9 Cup Winner Cllremnnt = Gene D. emego Masonville Battle Piane 107 102 Crataesu FIFTH RACE—Purse. $1.200: S.year- glds and up; handicap: 1. miles. 104" aSam 124 108 jus aGay s:mvnny 1is sroock_ 106 Joey 10 Silent Se B Beauram entry. _SIXTH RACE_Purse. um' o Mndnllel’ 'orlnL Stal 1oo Feviaxe” 100 Bossie Eve xP Fort Dearborn_ 112 xTroubanova 3 i Geal Mrs 100 Monk 106 S5 B lnd *GLH. Bl eniry. ENTH RACE —Purse $700: claim- SEV! | Y ol Sha Drusus 1 Goggies Osirian . Fasc n e ‘iowance claimed, c.....r, hd madar. COLORED “Y" TEAMS WIN { 8core Over C. C. C. Enrollees in Billiards and Checkers. Twelfth Street Y. M. C. A. billiard- ists and checker players defeated the 335th C. C. C. enrollees yesterday at the local Y, “winning 3-1 at billiards and 2-1 at checkers. Paul Williams of the C. C. C. defeated Walter New- man, Y ace, in the feature billiard match, 25-19. Other summaries: Billiards—William (Y) defeated Glenford Dudley, 25-7; Samuel Poole (Y) defeated ltm‘olph Smith, 25-9; Winford ‘Thomas (Y) defeated Clarence Smith, 25-2. Checkers—Dudley (C. C. C.) de- feated Nathaniel Bassham, 3-2; Rob- ert Harris (Yp defeated Paul Williams, 3-0; John Johnson (Y) defeated George Chapman, 3-0. b i | 101 | ild Luceace, | GLODION RECOUPS PRESTIGE ON TURF (¢ Makes Up for Poor Showing | at Jamaica by Winning Remsen Handicap. BY the Associated Press, EW YORK, October 10.—Wal ter A. Carter's 8-to-1 shot, Clodion, atoned for his dis- . appointing showing in the current Jamaica meet by pulling out a two-length victory in the twenty- fourth Remsen Handicap in muddy going today, While the favored Maedic, rated among the ranking 2-year-olds of the season, finished out of the money, Clodlion broke fast, shot into the lead at the quarter and finished in front easily under Johnny Gilbert's urging to take the $3.065 winner's share. F. Ambrose Clark’s Night Bud closed with a great rally on the outside to steal & photo-finish decision over Mrs, E. V. Mar’s Dogaway for the place. Night Bud paid 5 to 1 for place, and Dogway 3-5 for show. Pulls Away in Stretch. (CLODION, winner at the recent Belmont meet in brilliant time, had failed to show to advantage at Jamaica until today. Gilbert got him away fast and shot him into a length lead before the fleld hit the stretch, where he drew still farther away. Maedic, second largest 2-year-old money winger of the season, was un- able to keep up and never threatened, finishing four lengths out of the show position, despite the 4-5 price on him. Eli Yale stayed closest to Maedic in | the early going, but soon gave over | to Dogaway and Julit W. The latter | faded entering the stretch, and Dog- away seemed certain of place until Night Bud staged his remarkable rush to nip him at the wire, Jamaica Results By the Associated Press. CE—Purse. $900; nd up; 6 furlonss. t) -3 7210 elaimi Lotefus, Guess. Bails Bay. Stolen Melodist. Count Atias e, Tim Jackinihevor: an Otieat Kisrees: Scrooge | Bakerstown | Harry | BY the Assceiated Press. | Mother of Umpire, Base Ball Park and upt b Shadow (Wricht) t Raven (Yager) Canrht (Hanford) Ti 1:451 out | R-5 Brush Past. Deserter and De- River Downs Results " {Mahawk Cherokee, fQueens ilver Tidings. urse, $600: claiming: up; 6 furlones. (Tinker) R (Rodrigues) A% ran-_Blind Star, Slant E ette. fSing X.. Hamburger Jim (Habeeb) G'.',"" Beam (Hernander) ra fog. Will Jimmy, chitanyana Sporting Maudie. FOURTH RACE: 3-vear. R« Jefterson, o (Vercher) * ch (Marinelli) slxrn RACE—The Queen City Handi- rse, $2.300 added; 2-vear-olds; & 440 320 = ey, 0 | Assist - O EIGHTH RAC rse, $1 MRS. MORRISSEY DIES Attache, Succumbs at 74. Mrs. Mary Morsissey, mother of prominent local sports figures, died Yyesterday at Gegrgetown Hospital after & long illness. She was the mother of John Morrissey of the Washington Ball Club office staff and an attache of the District Boxing Commission, and Joseph L. Morrissey, veteran member of the District Base Ball Um- pires’ Association. Mrs, Morrissey, who was 74, also is survived by two daughters, Mrs. J. H. Decker and Mrs. C.- H. -Lavender. m:mmnnnuuu at 10 Tuesdsy in the Immaculate Conception Church, ' Selections far fast track at Laurel tomorrow. (BEST BET—MUST BE, FIFTH RACE) FIRST RACE—UVALDE, PRET- TY PAL, MR. DUNCANNON. UVALDE, a gelded son of Princé Pal, has had some promis- ing efforts this year, but still re- mains among the maidens. Meets & field of his own kind in the opening race tomorrow and a re- Ppeater of his recent race at Laurel, when he finished third to Betty's Buddy and Romney Royal, will be good enough to win. PRETTY PAL, from the H. P. Metcalf barn, is well suited. SECOND RACE—ST. FRANCIS, SPINACH, AMAGANSETT. ST. FRANCIS, one of the most honest and consistent jumpers in training, showed he liked the Laurel course the other day by whipping an ordina band of leppers easily. He picks up 3 pounds here and faces keener competition, but still has an edge. SPINACH was the victim of a poorly judged ride in the same race and should improve under more competent handling. AMA- GANSETT should down the others, THIRD RACE — TEDDY HAS- LAM, SOME GOOD, SANI)- STONE. ‘TEDDY HASLAM was in a lot of trouble when Greystreak, Flavor, elc, licked him at Havre De Grace, but we believe he has a splendid chance on reversing the tables at good odds. In the Havre effort he was away in a tangle and didn't get clear until well into the stretch. SOME GOOD is as good as ever, despite his recent poor race. FOURTH RACE —LOVELY DAY, HARRY'S DREAM, TOOTH- PICK, One of the cheapest horses in the C. V. Whitney barn is LOVE- LY DAY, a 2-year-old daughter of St. Germans. However, this miss came to her own recently at Havre De Grace and showed a winning performance, although she was beaten by Vivola, Miss Adeline and Exhort. She was last coming out of the gate and in seventh posi- tion at the half, and only a tre- mendous burst of speed carried her so close up. It is just a mat- ter whether she breaks alertly. HARRY'S DREAM may down TOOTHPICK. PIFTH RACE — MUST BE, PRINCESS GLADYS, SPUR FLOWER. MUST BE, a gelding that han- dled himself in fine style against Chaser, Silent Shot and Cantine Lass Friday, figures as the best plsy of the day. In his previous race he finished second to Zay, with Co- equal, Brown Feathers and Chat- moss in back of him. Monday he is dropped in with comparative plugs and should never be headed. PRINCESS GLADYS may defeat SPUR FLOWER. SIXTH RACE — TOP DOG, SHANSI, COEQUAL. With the distance just right for him, we believe TOP DOG, a star in the Mrs. E. Denemark stable, will suddenly find his racing legs in this test. This feliow has al- ways possessed a lot of class, but was badly suited in his recent sprint tests. SHANSI is a greatly improved animal and figures as a tough one to down. COEQUAL is apparently back in good form, SEVENTH RACE — FLAG OF WAR, MR. BUN, NAVAL CADET. There are few more consistent platers than FLAG OF WAR, a 4-year-old gelded spn of American Flag. After winning several races in a row, he continued his splen- did work by finishing second to Masked Queen the other day. In a good spot and figures much the best. MR. BUN may hold NAVAL CADET safe. EIGHTH RACE — PEEDEEQUE, SPARTAN LADY, INDIAN NEWS. PEEDEEQUE has either gone back so far that he should be re- tired or there has been something screwy about his races. Despite his poor showings in Maryland I am forced to call him the winner over the tripe in the eighth, SPARTAN LADY is unreliable, but may best the equally as moody INDIAN NEWS Racing Selections LAUREL (Fast), BY FEED BOX. 1—Uvalde, Pretty Pal, Little Ban- ner, 2—Amagansett, gle King. 3—Acautaw, Scudder, Masked Gal. 4—Lovely Day, Harry's Dream, Toothpick. Marks entry, Fox. 6—Coequal, Careful 7—Flag of War, Mr. Bun. 8—Ado. Spartan Lady, Palmacan. Best bet—Acautaw, St. Pranics, Jun- Kievan, Phantom Scatter Brain, Miss Sncbby Scamp, CONSENSUS AT LAUREL (Fast). By the Associated Press. 1—Trostar, Pretty Pal, Uvalde. 2—Spinach, St. Francis, Jungle King. 3-—Acautaw, Scudddr, Sandstone, 4—Lovely Day, Brief, Bomar, 5—Must Be, Kievan, Captain Byam. 6—Genie Palatine, Miss Careful, Scatter Brain. 7—More Pep, Shyno. 8—Peedeeque, Balmocan, Taunton. Best bet—Lovely Day. CONSENSUS AT ROCKINGHAM (Fast). By the Associated Press. 1—Primer. Waxwing. Parity. 2—Ernie Manzer, Blue Spur, hind Me, 3—Regality, Sugar. 4—Ladfield. Marmara, Voie Boyv. 5—Jewell Dorset, Lady Bewithus, Say When. 6—Far Cry, L. B. Wilson, Pitter, Pat. 7--Kindacorn, Motley, Sand Baby, 8—Army Game, Luna Mica, Never- fade. Best bet—Pewell Dorset. CONSENSUS AT JAMAICA (Good), By the Associatea Press. 1—Tory Rose, Scottish Mary, That One. = 2—Malmaison, Gold Buckle, Joy= ride. 3—Goose Cry, Ethel's Choice, Gold Cross. 4—Sgt. Byrne, The Fighter. 5—Abner, Jesting, Whizzaway. 6—Hunterdon, Chief Yeoman, Pastry. 7—Gunwale, Young Native, Golden ‘Way. Best bet—Hunterdon, Snobby Scamp, Be- Royal Shoot, Hi Miss Merrimen?, River Downs Entries for Tomorrow. PIRST RACE--Purse, $600; 2-year-olds and up: 6 furiongs. Lamporie xPlunderage claiming; - 110 101 Ealcona _ Fhil Marcus Onside *___ XBill Lutz —____105 SECOND RACE—Purse, $600; claiming; 3ovear-olds and up: @ furlon: Flighlette _ Cacarina XNahallac Rolanda Marmitina Beity Rejoice Mate Tea xChiclard _ Transformed xMiss Monl =3 xDelma Dunn’ XDorotny Hicks_111 THIRD RACE—Purse. $600; 4-year-olds and up: 1/ mil xShan Chunk xLessing Prohibition Fuir Sara POURTH n.\dcl—niru. S000; - nd up: 1. miles e 6 xFair Cvnthia__ Inslencok claiming; FIFTH RACl—Pume $700: claiming; 3-year-olds and un: 6_furlongs. Jkl’dlc Rose_. 110 lurverur SIXTH RACE—Purse. $700: allowances; 3-year-olds; 1 mile and 4¢ ds. Reminiscent 114 (v:lo);;tw y 108 Judse Kavnagh uo SEVENTH RACE_Purse, $600: -olds end up: 1/ mil Binie y",..r_o 104 Vesee xSynopsis x8tar_Ballot_- Ladv Hl!u' SPORTSMEN PARK (Slow), By the Louisville Times. 1—Well Heeled, Captain Red, Julia Grant. 2—Goldman, Karkie, Much Wise:., 3—Bay Memor, Shirley B, Pre- ferred. 4—Black River, Kapena, Harpen Belle. 5—Speedy Skippy, Tomye, Master- piece, 6—Ipso Facto, Charwich, Sir Midas. 7—Output, Discriminate, John Tio. 8—Sir Ajax, Gay Bird, Chrysostle. Best bet—Speedy Skippy. EPSOM DOWNS (Fast). By the Louisville Times. 1—Flodur, Sweeping Dame, Speed Demon. Finn, Hip Boots, Whoa l-hfls! Money. 4—March Line, Ervast, No Change. S5—Lunsford, Lair, Amazing. 6—Barcadi Sweep, Great Chance, Little Brook. 7—Spanish Red, Gannonnic, Bis- trita. 8—Pharlera, Northern Slip, Laro Keys. Best bet—Lunslord RIVER DOWNS (Muddy). 1—Lamporte, Onside, Hereward. 3—Delma Dunn, Rolanda, Doro- thy Hicks. 3—Ted Conard, Paradox Girl, Pro- hibition. 4—Fair Cynthia, Paul T, Play Lady. 5—0Odd Star, Buddie Treacy, Toni. 6—Reminiscent, Corum, Bereit 7—Vesee, Synopsis, Highest Point. Best bet—Delma Dunn. Bite, Joe Jay, Scrip Paul Lucas now playing in Deds- worth at the Palace. ‘SOLDIER FATE i LENGTHS TOREAR {What Have You, Third, Also Qualifies for Classic' Race at Aintree. Py (be Associated Press, IGONIER, Pa, October 10.— Eastern Shore, a big black gelding owned by Mrs. F, Am- brose Clark of Westbury, Long Island, triumphed over six other starters today in the International Gold Cup Steeplechase on a 3'.-mile brushland course at Rolling Rock Country Club, Nearly 7,000 spectators cheered the winner and his rider, J. V. Davis, at the end of the gruelling grind. in which Eastern Shore finished strong about six lengths ahead of Soldier Fate, owned by Campbell* Weir of Wilmington, Del. Frank M. Gould's What Have You crossed the finish line in third place. The winner's time was 7 minutes and 46 seconds, Qualify for Grand Chase. ’l HE three leaders qualified for the Grand National Steeplechass at Aintree, England. The field was reduced 6 just before the start, scratching of six horses, owned by Mrs. Simon T. Patterson, finished fourth, while The Mole, owned by Mrs. Grace Eustis of Ney York, and Forbes, owned by L. W, Robinsoa, jr., finished in the rut. The event was a three-horse race, With rastern Shore, Soldier Fate and What Have You alternating in tha | lead for more than a mile before the Clark gelding took command and he.d it*to the finish. Eastern Shore Gets Break, NE'\R the end, however, it seemed Soidier Fate might emerge the | winner. The two horses were so close at the next to last jump, on a course that includes some 20-odd hazards that the result appeared a toss-up, ‘But Rider Davis and his mount took the last barricade cleanly while Sole |dier Fate landed heavily, and the | “break” was all Eastern Shore needed, The most exeiting race of the fives | event program turned out to be the | Western Pennsylvania Hunts Cup 'steeplechase in which E. Ryan rode | Richard K. Mellon's Escape to vice tory. Ten entries were listed for the | event, but only two started. Tne dee | teat entry was Teritus, owned by Mrs, Francis P. Garvan. The two horses went over the last barricade simule taneously in the 3'»-mile timbere strewn course event, and Escape won by & head. | from 12 to with the Disport, Jamaica Entries for Tomorrow. By the Associated Press. «onIRST RACE_—The Santa 0. maiden 2-year-oid L One | Guarded Queen” | xLads_ Erne __ Gold Pever _ | Reten Helen A | Butter _ 115 Gramercy _ aBlaze D'Or___ 115 Tory Rose aKing Ranch-Max Hirsch entry, SECOND RAC.—Purse. S0 001 A-year-olds and up: 6 furiong 5 Lucky 15 Pompisn t Emald 1oa Aperitif .Pnn.d- 114 Maimaison Gold Buckie_.. 112 Headin THIRD RACE—Pu 2 Jds: & furion S000 114 Gold Cross Balleroy Goose Cry "2 Epe - Tl » rmnx Brnner Wh Bther's Choice | Whisk _Pert r ot Gleaming 4 Roval = Chicanna 105 Sl’n'd Queen 2 POURTH RACE —The Interborous] rse. $4.000 added lest te Prr'm RACE—The Long Icland Clajme purse. $2.500 added (est valus, ar-olds and up: s miles Whizzaway —_ 110 Quel Jeu'- - _ 110 Thorson 112 Jesting -__2 " 107 Abner __ 110 SIXTH RACE—Purse, $000; 3-year-olds and up: 1's miles Hunterdon ____ 108 Chief Ymm-n_ HE | zDuten Uncie_~ 1un Paciry --- 18 13 claimingd | Balios 11 10 5 5 lGnlllnl Miss” 11 aApprentice g acobs entry. aMrs. E SEVENTH RACE—Purse. $000: claime and 1, miles Young Native . 118 Nilus i xGunwale - 109 wance claimed. s 4 4 1 | Sophisticated | ™ xapprentice l d: nd Paul Lucas says “A BOON TO THE MAN WHO HAS TO SHAVE SEVERAL TIMES A DAY.” PACKARD Lektro Shaver M nd and glorious feeling when you plu; It's a Packard Shaver and get a of water, cream or blades. without one. “in the , clean shave without aid nce you tr{ it you'll never be Used on AC or DC curren Tolletries Department—Main Floor THE HECHT CO. 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