Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1936, Page 33

MARTIN'S HORSES CLOSE T0 SWEEP, Dark Hope Beaten by Nose. Favored Betty’s Buddy Is Late Scratch. AUREL, Md, October 17— Maryland and the District of Columbia divided the honors | before 15,000 fans when J. W. Y. Martin's Triple Action won the sixth running of the Maryland Fu- turity, and Fair Knightess, owned by Hobson C. McGhee of Washington, | landed the twenty-third renewal of | the Laurel, co-features of an eight- | race program contested over a muddy | track. | A nose is all that kept Owner | Martin, resident of Worthington Val- ley, Md., from sweeping both stakes. It was this slim margin that enabled Fair Knightess to win the Laurel from Martin'’s Dark Hope after they had run the mile in 1:39 1/5. But for a sixteenth of a mile in the stretch, Fair Knightess led throughout. During that short dis- tance shé was headed by Dark Hope, but came again to win by a nose. Back in third place came Elwood Sachenmaier's Roman Soldier, fa- vorite, Foul Claim Disallowed. © SOONER than the Laurel ended than Jockey Joe O'Malley rushed to the steward’'s pagoda to lodge a claim of foul against Charlie Kurt- singer, who handled Fair Knightess. | However, the stewards disallowed the | claim. i J. W. Y. Martin, whose Truly Yours won the 1934 running of the | Maryland Futurity, saw his Triple | Action capture the sixth renewal of the event, stepping 6 furlongs over & muddy course in 1:13 4,5 to pay | P $21.80. His score enriched Owner | Martin to the extent of $5470. Of that sum $500 was awarded Martin, due to his being the breeder of the bay gelded son of Canter and Black Momma. ¥ Joe O'Malley had Triple Action in hand for five-eighths, while A. G. Van- derbilt's Gay Balko and J. Y. Christ- mas’ Rough Time were fighting for the lead. Half way through the stretch, O'Malley sent Triple Action on top to win, driving from the Branncastle Farm's the Schemer, with Rough Time besting Gay Balko for third honors. Favorite is Withdrawn. ..T!fl: race lost much of its punch when Mrs. John Bosley, jrs, Betty's Buddy, favorite, was with- | drawn after being in the paddock and | having hundreds of tickets sold nn' his chances. Betty's Buddy was| found to be suffering from bucked shins by Dr. Henry J. Mchrth_er track veternarian, who informed the stewards. The latter ordered the colt scratched and all money wagered on | him was promptly refunded. Form players who have been tak-| % ing it on the chin throughout this meeting, suffered reverses in the day's | first three races. L. E. Ogle's Blind Brook won the mile and one-sixteenth opener from Ed Kane's Portden, favorite, follow- ing which Golden Reel, owned by Mrs. Randolph Scott, took the two-mile steeple chase from Gladys Whit- ney’s Rideaway, odds-on favorite. Another odds-on favorite tumbled when Mrs. R. A. Van Cliff's Morning | won the mile of the third in 140,/ with Cary T. Grayson's Ocean Roll, the public choice, second. The daily double pay-off on Blind Brook and Morning was $120.20. The stewards suspended Jockey L. Coffman for the remainder of the meeting for rough riding astride Moon Bide in today's sixth race. _— Dufferin Results By the Assoclated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse, $700: vear-elds and up: 6'% furlons claiming; an—Carhan King, Time Limit. -lddzn &7 Becautious and Patsy Sweep. THIRD ll.Arl:—rnr«- $800; claiming; i about 5 furlones. llons, (Foden 4.85 3.2 red Tracev U‘nnur) ope Trus (Fair) | —unnm [Balaxy, Hasty Wave, h‘eomlcy and L: FOURTH RAC! Flisak, Paravant FIFTH RACE—The British Consols purse, §800; all ages; 6'z fur- s Moon (Almers) 3.70 ooy ¥ McDoukall) .00 | Dougherty) 3.60 | o SIXTH, RACE—Purss, $500: Binck Faicon uumr-) 8l ights End (Mitchel) %{ lennek (Dougherty) 57 Also l Our Hobby, Mindreader, Lis- gom Lad, Gogzles and Crinoline, Purse, £300: olds and up; 1% mi u-mmemmnd) 150 inthera (Fair) (Aimers) ran—French Maid. Bill Kennedy, I.nfi n Queen, Merry Bud, Syndic. claiming; | claim- | DAILY DOUBLE IS RICH Nets $1,660.80 for $2 for Record at River Downs. CINCINNATI, October 17 () —For | the second time within a week, the daily double at River Downs paid moare than $1,000 today. Mohawk Cherokee, an extreme out- sider, and Blagden, winners of the first and second races, combined to pey $1,660.80 on & $2 ticket, and the winning total came near being three times as large since House Baby, an- other outsider, came in second to Blagden in the second race. Mohawk Cherokee paid $87.80 in the first race | X and Blagden 4 to 1 in the straight pool in the second. The $1,660.80 pay-off was the largest of the meeting at River Downs, formerly known as Coney Island. DELANEY SCORES KAYO. NEW YORK, October 17 (P.—Al stopped 330 235 | X 6.15 5| ZIusta Gal PORTS. In a photo finish that had the large thrang a-twitter, Fair Kni (No.1) in the feature race at Laurel yesterday to pay a $11.20 mutuel. was a poor third and didn’t get into the picture. THE SUNDAY STAR, ightess nosed out Dark Hope Roman Soldier, the javorite, —Copyright, A. P. Wirephot Laurel Results FIRST RACE—Purse. (Coffman) Yenrac (Corbett) Time, 1:18%. Also ran—Minton Pur: bout " 3230 6.80 3.2 3.ae :.' r Colden Reel (Smoot) Rideaway (MecKinney) Y. pinach a; THIRD RACE_—Purse, $1.000; the Manor: | Morninz (Roo | Dcean"Roll (Fe Blane) (Westrove) for o ra —lnrkvund mi l,rev Cou (Daily ‘Double val £1.000; claimin, d Drastic Delight. $1.000 miles elaim- for 3- nd Martinious. 1 mile: 340 480 2.90 3.30 Siam. Dunnamany id. $120.20.) 1.50 FOURTH RACE—Pur, 8 furlongs; the Maryl -year-olds. . Action (0'Malley) bThe Schemer (Renic *lhllmv (Haines) Fleeting_Moon. 8 A. G. Vander! $5.000 added: and Futurity; for 21.80 10.70 580 entrs. } Branncastle Farm entry, FIFTH RACE—Pu mile: the Laurel Han Dark Hope (0'Malley) Roman \oldsrr (Balaski SIXTH to (Westrope) Maeriel (Litzenberger) bFloradora (Rurtsinger) e. Also Fan—MWust Be and Moon S E. D. b Mrs, E. Denemark. Queen. EIGHTH RAC ing: for 3-ve Mr. Bun (De Clmlllh\ Jim John (O'Malley) SFurse. $5.000 added: 1 icap: ] RACE—Purs Selections LAUREL (Muddy). BY FEED BOX. 1—Millie M, - Warriors Phlox. 2—Archer entry, Handley, Adam’s Queen, Eve. 3—Seven Star, Droll Story, Out of Fire. 4—Uvalde, Toothpick, 5—Genie Palatine, Bootless, 4 bania. 6—Credulous, Manual, Tambov. 7—Mad Frump, Pencade, Fogarty. Best bet—Seven Star. Hi Sweet. Al- (CONSENSUS AT LAUREL (Fast). By the Associated Press. 1—Warrlor Queen, Phlox, Boule- vard. 2—Steeltoes, nard. 3—Seven Star, Droll Story, Cham= bersburger. 4—Uvalde, Hi-Sweet, Toothpick. 5—Bootless, Genle Palatine, Infan. try. 6—Patient Saint, Credulous, Witte- kind. 7T—Mad Frump, Wise Advocate, Lee Laffoon. Best bet—Mad Frump. Titian Kiddle, Ca- 4 “' |- CONSENSUS AT ROCKINGHAM ut out out Side. Shaffer entry. £1.000: claim- Pepper Patch «xnrmnur) Also Never’ 1dol, Deck. Queen Eli O apper Tube. Crowded Hours. zabeth and Foop Laurel Entries for Tomorrow. By the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Pursa, year-olds; 5'a furiongs. Miss Epe’ (Johnson) Working Girl (De Boulevard Indiana Gemwick Tedeen Bounding Phiox (Litzenberger)_ Cam! $1.000; fillles; 2- iilis) - Warrior Queen (Kurtsinger)._. Millie M..(Merritt) ¢ Chatter (Corbeft ids Troy (B, Smith)_ Staraway (Peters) Morning (Le Blanc). SECOND RACE—Purse.’ $1.000: ing; 6_furiongs. XzZinbie (McCombs) xaBromide (Tucker) XHandley ~ (Dunbar) | XAdams Eve (McCombs)_. xSauare Plav (Schmidl) bMajestic Falls (Merritt bWickclifle Boy (Merrit xaTitian Kiddie (Le Bla 1aim- fi-year-oids and up; Maryland bred; = ) nc) xDressmaker (Dunbar)__ More Trouble (no boy) xMiss Symphony (Shelhamer) Bile Driver (Xnapp alcony (Morris 5 2ee] Tors, (D Camillis) -~ Also eligible Glowing Coal (Schmidl) Canard (J. Renick).__ xLapis (no _boy) xLady_Windsor (no boy! hon Ze (De Camillis) xMiss Tiptoe (Schmidl) A—R. B.and J. 8. B Archer en B E. Hancock-w, Wickes-Mrs. H. Good entry. 1nTHIRD RACE—Purse, n: year-olds: ia G. (Tucker) (Mo Departed xDroll_Story (Grigg) Morun (Schmidl) - xCanpra (Dabson)_ Chambersburger 1. mile: $1.000; claim- s. e FOURTW RACE—Purse. £1.00 e 1 mile "~ (Morris) (McCombs) oidle Loy (Grize) Tad (Tucker’ nd 70 yards, A ream (Schmidl Fillen Lane bRollicker bUvalde _(Richards) aPretty Pal (Grigg) 2—C. Purse, RACF. Cricfleld; 3-year-olds; yards. Galmica (Tncker)_ Mesked Gal (Merritt) Hool les: Booming Guns (Kumuum Infantry (Corbett) Genie Palatine, (De a—Mrs. E. T RACE—Purse. un: 17 Patient Baint (O'Malley) SIXT! 4-year-old: ‘and Porphyry_ (Litzenbers: O aen Play (Bhelhamer)— xWittekind Ponoyman (Richards) xThree Grand (De C: ACE—Purse. $1.000: i mile and the 3333333 3 I b » g2 $1.000; claiming; miles. k- 333332503300 H333333R50 -- 107 . $1.000; elaim- SEVENTH R. ine: 4-vear-olds and up: 1% miles, xMad Frump 4Morr|s» Also_ifeibie: TLaffoon (Coneel)__ u;Av:!renMN allowance Weather clear. track (Shelhamer) et it 3=33vanade ‘muddy. HARRIS A TIME SAVER. Bucky Harrls, during the visiting mnn:‘nr ashington Nationals, always team’s infield dr‘ 35 (Slow). Py the Associated Press. 1—Jackfull, Douglas F., Hoosier's Pride. 2—st. Nick, Transit Lady, Play- more. 3—Criticise, Right Done. 4—Bain Marie, More Poise, Isadore. 5—Blue Day, Bacon, Count Dean. 6—Hot Cake, Penrill, Sweeperman. T—Glitter Glow, Light Heeled, Moralist. Best bet—Bain Marie. CONSENSUS AT EMPIRE CITY (Slow). By the Associated Press. 1—Lucky Pledge, Celtic Legend, Ritorno. 2-—Saxopal, Flopsie, Lotofus. 3—Mrs. Jacobs' entry, Flyanette, Idle Midget. 4—Miss Merriment, Sation. 5—Gunwale, Jerry. 6—Kindred Spirit, Young Native, Mantados. Best bet—Miss Merriment. EPSOM DOWNS (Fast). By the Louisville Times. 1—Epiwitch, Sarah, Bungler. 2—Sharp Thoughts, Nusakan, Moonsan. 3—Speed Demon, Grafton. 4—Statecraft, Soda. 5—Aurebon, Jonnie Nuchols, Ja- ‘wapa. 6—High Bottom, March Line, Hip Boots. T—Barney Keen, Four Spot, Ervast. 8—Blue Hour, Luna Bright, Fan- dan. Best bet—Aurebon, Rank, Well Sgt. Byrne, Dedication, Capt. Mereta, Don Even Play, Club SPORTSMAN (Fast). By the Louisville Times. 1—Furtive, Bustanybody, Jere. 2—Double Nugget, Allens, Sundora. 3—Countess Reigh, Much Wiser, Boots Greenock. 4—Spickeen, Koley Bey, Jean, 5—Bill Donoghue, Odd Blue, Lisa Belle. 6—Exponent, Speedy Skippy, Ep. 7T—Bay Memor, Sun Caprice, Chry« sostle. 8—Ricciardo, Sir Ajax, Attauque- chee. 9—Miss Ritz, Sun Tryst, Unchang- Valerie ing. Best bet—Bill Donoghue. KEENELAND (Muddy). By the Loutsville Times. 1—School Mom, Good Selka, Over- trick. 2—Chelkat, Mostly, Balance Step. 3—Gumption, Happy Road, Flip - Flap. 4—Our Willie, Gallette, Old EIli. 5—:hlklhoe, Marie Jean, Crazy ane. 6—Black Buddy, C. V. Whitney entry, Praidy Cat. 7—Miss Twinkle, Golden Nut, Glit- tering. Best bet—Black Buddy. RIVER DOWNS (Muddy). By the Louisville Times. 1—House Warmer, Cacarina, Catch Fly. 2—Star Ballot, Transpose, The Baby. 3—Pat C,, Zipalong, Wise Cross. 4—Indian Lace, Be Quiet, House Baby. 5—Doctor C. N., Alice Highland, Col. Pete. 6—Two Brooms, Riff, Paul T. T—Synopsis, Paradox Girl, Hager- man. Best bet—Pat C. VAIL WINS BOAT CROWN ‘ELIZABETH CITY, N. C., October 17 (®)—Jack Vail of Norfolk, Va. 114 | Won the men's national open cham- today in the Elizabeth City Yacht Club’s annual moth boat re- gatta. ‘The youth piloted his River Downs Results By the Assoctated Pre: FIRST RACE—P: e Musie, Miss Betty “Relorce, Enoope. Cha"TPrincess Prre. 1—Field, Delly, Tarvon elaiming; Pivson. Brophy. Zebulo, Cam- d and Surveyor. rd F (Tl (Roberts) Bonnie (Fowler) “Lac-Ha-Carolyn and Star Singer. l‘lF'l‘I'l IACE—PIHQ. £300: handicap; ngs. CE—Purse. $600: clal and wp: 1 mile and 2020 9.40 560 .20 1.60 880 im 4 yards Qur Sammy (Hanks) T. (Rober! 1Kavalry 0., fingle- EIGHTH RACE—Purse. $600: claiming: A.vear-olds and up; 1 mile and 40 yards. n 26.10 11.00 6.80 3.0 Best o' Luck. Lessing. Lam- se Afire. Ealcona, fMaster Frank, Rockingham Park ¢ Entries for Tomorrow. By the Associated Press. RACE—Purse, i fu; FIRST $800: J;year-olds and up: rlongs. claiming: SECOND RACE—Purse. 3-vear-olds and up: 6 furl Prosecutor ____ 108 xTransit Lady_ Brix Taiamtorin - XTramway Uppercut Outbound o x8t. Nick_ THIRD RACE—Purse. S800: claiming: 3vear-olds and up: 1 mile xArthur Metz XBetty Celest Right Bank. x8ilvery Way_~ Provider xSound Money_ A. O'Connell Criticise xClean Sport. xWell Done_ RACE—The _Londonderry: urse 81, T00: iuiming: 2-year-olds: 4 - 114 xBain Marie Imsodry ad Cal 117 Candar Isadore 110 xMore Poise FTH RACE—Purse, $1.000: claiming; 3-vear-olds and up: 6 furlongs. Xlohn Werring_ 100 Blue D 108 SIXT! elaiming; 3.yeat-olds and uy XE'!! erman . 109 Stealt] = e Anhelation _Z7 xMiss Belize_ xBoocap Jnfi xHot Cake_ SEVENTH !ucl—-nmv. $800; claim- year-olds and u mile. Apprenfice wmgu. Taini Keeneland Entries for Tomorrow. PIRST RACE_Puree. 3800: claiming: e urlon -n-'.'" 170 “xRockabye Babe 108 SECOND RACE—Purse. $600: cl ing: 2-year-old maidens; 6 dfurlongs. Mostly 111 xPert Laddies_ Y xBalance Step_ 1 100 106 o THIRD RACE_Purse. 3600; claiming; 7ear-olde: uriongs. Road .. 110 Wee Hedwig 07 Flip Flap - go unotion rest B. FIFTH RACE_Purse, $700: clalming; d-yur-ou- nu u&, n ’ :.’ o Shalkah SIXTH CE— x| ental Han- M vfln‘t‘ 1. W%h.s-ymd :nfl up; —--110 aJs lfldonltl?‘u 09 DPT:O Thxndn 109 = 11» bRoustabout __ 114 a—Greentree Stavle entry. b—C. V. Whitney entry. Virginis of mlflh-Awmloflowm shaves m:&mmannmum.u CHANCING IN VAN AT SIZABLE l]I]I]S Handily Takes Rockingham Feature From Gallant Gay to Pay $15.90. By the Assoclated Press. ALEM, N. H, October 17—Per- fectly handled by the veteran Joe Rosen, Phil Bieber's Chanc- ing held off all challengers to churn through the mud and capture the 11-16 mile General Green by half a length at Rockingham Park today. The 5-year-old son of Chance Play broke to the top with Col. W. A. Jones’ Boston Brook. He fnally left Boston Brook tied to the three- sixteenths pole and then held off Weston Adams’ fast closing Gallant Gay to complete the journey in 1:4825, Two and a half lengths back of Gallant Gay was the favorite, Sun Archer, with Watersplash out of it by another length. The winner paid $1590 and earned over $2,535 in added purse money. Mrs. Ray Pollard’s Fickle Chance got through on the rail to take the 6- furlong Keene Handicap secondary feature by half a length from My Colin as the pace-setting Happy Knot faded in the last furlong and dropped back to third, a head back of My Colin. Another outsider, Fickle Chance returned $19.50. Rockingham Park Results By the Assoctated Press. FIRST RACE—Pur year-olds and up: rity ~(Jackson) Rivbics ‘Chotec"Du Bois) Biackmaii (Blerman) Time, 800: claiming; on. Itsie Bitsie, Also nn—nennnn o s and Mannerls. | Sauawker. Gift e. $900: claim- : s turloncs. (W 1.50 1030 1.60 Fair Deat (Knott) Ch_:_urlzr (May) Dark Wizard. Glynma. | tin, Trnemouth. Colonel Abe and Bla THIRD RACE—Purse. 3-year-olds and up; 1 Dispeller (Du Bois) | Mr. Quick (Bierman) Luna Mica Time, 1:11 . E800i elaiming; 110 16.60 6.10 4.90 3 e Star aody Goods. DA Double paid $637.80.) FOURTH RACE i purse, $1,200. . Holluschickie (Duffs) Lady Dav (Leishman) 6 10.40 .80 ful 500 330 Happy Nymph, | -olds o -yea Sav When, nd aZaca Gallagher entry, FIFTH RACE—The Keene purse, $1,200; 3-year-olds and up: (Du Bois) 19.30 10.10 1.00 ckle: “Upeering) Handieap: 6 fur- 1 ran—Patriotic. Calaver Vote Boy, Bright and Early and ‘arty Spirit. SIXTH RACE—Tbe = Genersl Green added; 3-vear- 660 1.00 1.00 280 140 W Boston Brook and Tusboat Frank. _ SEVENTH RACE—Purse, ing: S-year-olds and up: I Popo (Porter) L Threatening (Leishman) Flying Amazon (Du Bois) Also _ran—Golden ~Words. Eddie Wrack. Apprehensive, Johns Son, Bull Market, Radiator. EIGH SR00: Sunline and RACE—Purse, $000; claiming: and up; I ml% acksos Fint Bid Gacked Also _ran—Royal Book and Baby Sweep. Keeneland Results | By the Associated Press. Gold, Brrdex, Fiay | claiming; 3.60 2.80 1.00 0 320 Prince Charlo Purse, $600: d up; 6 furlons: Screen (Beasey) 5.20 Baby s'f (Anderson) and Corner Boy. SECOND RACE—Purse. $600 3-vear-olds: the Parrish; 6 furlong Entree (Dotter) 00 Miss Lizzie (Guym Our Willie (W, Garner) WiinG Eoern, Noccatula. Lucky | Foot and Whatway. THIRD RACE—Purs second: elaimin; Over Yonder (S Polywhisk (Do Royal Charm 1Anler on) Morts Pal, and Sou FOURTH lA(‘E—Plru. ! 0¢: claiming The Blue Springs ds: 6 furlon; Beauty mmi'mounm o 1% 60 Alice Jean (Beasey) Desgai Tim £600: division of : 6 furlongs. 280 210 3.20 Assist, Old~ Eli Putzen, Real One, John Allen. Greedy and Genial Manners. Also rai Amneris, SIXTH lACE— the Greentree: £900; f -nlr-oldl. 8 turl aberletie (South) 2.60 Shatterproof (Dotter) Chenault, aProph e. . W. Parrish en!n. SEVENTH RACE—Purse, $300: ng: 3-vear-olds and wp; 13 mil Byrdine (Cl 9.80 Le Miserable Butter Beans (Beasey) —Celib; o ran- Play Lady. claim- 3.10 Judge Barkley and River Downs Entries for Tomorrow. BY the Anor.llted Press. CE—Purse, FIRST $600: claiming: 3eyear-olds O ly 6 turlongs, 108 Idle D su\er Tidings- 106 SECOND RACE—Purse. vear-olds and up: (3 Frank_ 109 Ba e~ 106 600: claim- urlongs. by a. md!nAEthfi‘e‘f Slflfl(\z claiming: ’ o urlongs. Sturdy " Boy__ 18 Onside 10“ Stone Croi 114 Abercrombie 1067 frseserons 97 xSinzleam POUR‘I'H RACE—Purse. $600: claim- g dl;-eldl lnd ur 8 furlongs. hester i 101 B ) lrllllll‘lt Bwn!_ 109 FIFTH RACE—Pur: 2ijearcolds: 6 furlongs. Alice Highland. Lonely Widow un é;m'" ol.. Doctor C.” ate Tea. 104 100 Kavalry Jack - 0 Great Meadows 0.20 | 90 | e Hanover Handi- | purse, | 1 | WASHINGTON, D. C, OCTOBER 18, 1936—PART ONE. = [AXRIS SPORTS. ] N ochranes omment Selections for fast track at Laurel tomorrow. BEST BET—BOOTLESS, FIRST RACE—WARRIOR QUEEN, MARY KEEN, MORNING. ‘The manner in which WARRIOR QUEEN, a daughter of American Flag, in the Glen Riddle Farms Stable, won her recent outing at Havre de Grace, prompts us to give her the edge. She broke in front and led every step of the way, and in back of her at the finish were Morning, Phlox, Swift Ply and other good ones. MARY KEEN ap- pears to be the most formidable contender, SECOND RACE—TITIAN KIDDIE, BALCONY, ADAMS EVE, TITIAN KIDDIE, a filly that has won 6 of her 14 races this year, gave indications of returning to her best form Thursday by finish- ing a nose and a head in back of Iron Ire and High Torque. We be- lieve she is good enough to handle this band of cheap Maryland breds. THIRD RACE—CANPRA, CHAM- BERSBURGER, SEVEN STAR. After several disappoining Mary= land efforts, CANPRA, a gelded son of Canter, suddenly awakened the other day, but Pumice Stone came along and nipped him at the wire. He was off very poorly in that race and was forced to weave his way to contention before he could get going in his best stride. He just failed to get up. CHAM- BERSBURGER'S last was mighty impressive and he should down SEVEN STAR. FOURTH RACE—UVALDE, HI- SWEET, HARRY'S DREAM. UVALDE breezed to a smart victory in a 6-furlong test the other day and Monday he will be sent over the 1 mile and 75 yards’ dis- tance, In his winning effort he broke slowly and turned on some nifty speed in the stretch. From all indications will be better suited over the longer route. HI-SWEET was bothered in his race the other day, but before that he displayed corking speed to come from far back to win. FIPTH RACE—BOOTLESS, GENIE PALATINE, INFANTRY. ‘The majority of the horses in the E. R. Bradley Stable are in great condition, and this outfit will be represented by BOOTLESS. He showed one of his best races of the year several days ago at Laurel when he finished a nose in back of Piccolo, with Two Bob, Knight Warrior and Booming Guns back of him. A repeater of that would certainly win this. He can run over any kind of track. GENIE PALATINE showed a lot of foot in her winning route race recently and may furnish the contention. INFANTRY should take third money. SIXTH RACE—MANUAL, NITA, CREDULOUS. Although MANUAL is an ordi- nary plug, his recent winning race at Laurel cannot be overlooked, and on the strength of that we are picking him. In back of him were More Pep, Fogarty and Mad Frump, and we see nothing in here that classes with those steeds. PILLNITA possesses a lot of foot. SEVENTH RACE—WISE ADVO- CATE, MAD FRUMP, LITTLE ARGO. WISE ADVOCATE, a veteran that was sharpened up with a 6- furlong whirl yesterday, moves up to a 1'g distance, where he is better suited. That was his first test in a long time and it should have put him on sharp edge for this affray. He has beaten horses of similar ' caliber many times. MAD FRUMP will be dangerous, especially if the going is other than fast. PILL- Sportsman’s Park Entries for Tomorrow. By the Associated Press. | , FIRST RACE—Purse. $600; r-olds and up: 5 furlongs - 110 Guifelano Anapola Dark_ Rasca Big_Eddie | Jacob’s Ladder. Wee Lukie - Sheriff Eugene. 0 lefldt — SFL‘O‘{\’I RACE—Purse. $£00; claiming 3-year-olds and up £l ‘\wv Heeled Tin’ Chantesuta 108 My Lady Love THIRD RACE $600: maid Slormy” Ocean Boots Greenock Johns Mae Much Wiser Radio Hour aOffside Good Heritase. a—Mrs. T, Mi bMitzi Kal aCountess R'sh hall entry. b—A. A. Young entry. | FOURTH RACE—Purse, $700; claiming; 612 furlong: el firey _104 XGeraldine M._ 9 e en - 104 sLiitle CoquinaZ 1 Koley Bev.___ 111 Spickeen __ _ 1 | Duckie Rose - 108 Bonnie Dream_ 1 ‘}:xwmn Maid~ 104 Sun Voter____ 1 Maid _ 104 Exon = 108 Valer, 104 xCohort te = Jean__ 104 Femme ~ Girl .~ 99 FTH RACE—The Maywood | g800; atiowances; 3-year-olds longs. | 2ita B 103 B Donoghue- 106 | Plea 5 104 aHonored Sir | Kabo 108 Odd “Blue Whistling Boy- 104 Ebli Whistling 2o~ 104 Panic Relief__- 108 a—J. J. Coughlin ent | . SIXTH RACE—] ; T s and up. 675, furlonis | Moratorium .. 108 Holdum Brown. | Exponent = 170 Tt "Duxe xEp 102 Morning Mail_ Speedy Skippy- 111 Red Flyer____ SEVENTH RACE—Purse, ing: 3-year-olds and up; 1 mile and yards | Plight purse. and up; rse. $700: claiming 101 101 Bel! amb: prince Bahadur Jerry {557 Bute . EIGHTH RACE—Purse. $700: claiming; -vear-olds and up: 1 mile and 70 yards K'l\: Kelly___ 110 xDunee 1 0| Joan Macaw - 10: Miss Garnier__ 11 Attauquechee Pompohone _ _ 5 Sir Ajax__ 5 Scotch Tom 7 King 9 xQuick Deuver Sassafras Fly 3 xDiane S. Tornillo Colonel Jr. NINTH RACE (Sub: | claiming: 3-vear-olds Lovely Lyons. | Unchanging —. xCorida King Bonny_ tute) —Purse. $600: and up: 5 furlongs. High Pockets _ 110 05 Polly's 16 Through Purly m‘,‘ - 107 D3 Huemble Tssue - 105 Castlecliff i track fast. V\elmrr Empire City Entries for Tomorrow. By the Associated Press. FIRST RACE -Purse, $000; maidens: year-old fillies furlongs. 135X bButier 5 Lucky Plege e ) Mrs. john D. Hertz entry BArs. WP, Stewar(-Marshall Field entry. SECOND RACEPurse. $000: claiming. vear-olds and up: about b f furlongs. Wil a! : 108 SNiolony Maid 108 115 Eldee 10 Lotof 107 aSecond Guess. 110 WAscot Stable- Hzl!n M. Pearson eniry. THIRD RACE_ Surse. claiming: 2-year-olds; about 6 far aMrs. E. D. URTH RACE—_The New Rochelle Han- dico purse. 5500, added: (est. value. $1.500): all ages; about & furlongs. 110 Miss Merriment 1 Serst. 114 WNirs. E. D. Jacobs entry. ACE (first division)—Purse. T imiale. 3-year-olds and up; 1 mile and 70 yards. Bealcation SIXTH RACE (second division)—Purse. $000; cmmlm 3-year-olds and up; and 70 xKIndnd Spirle. ”; Frank Ormont_- Mantados P Raifve - 108 Youns t Up. OOy Abprentice low-ncekcllllmed. Luggage Trailers RENT OR SALE to fit any car S. J. Meei'(s Son | Wearwell (Syivester) Sportsman’s Park Results By the Associated Press. elaiming; 720 g Also ran—Levi Sassafras, Seream, ferred. Cooke. Oura issie. oohe: e Tad Fre: | claim- turlongs. 00 3.00 up 7.00 1040 540 460 Coiaen Guent “tCooper) Sym Jack (Svivester) My Filly « £600: claiming; t 00 1.00 10.80 | Tad. 1.60 (dames) Terry) \Tilden) *Metropole. Karkie, Star Bess, Nim_and Starab. Arthur Goldman Saxine B.. ime. | Also Viei, Eswood, FIFTH RACE—’ ¢an; purse, $1. 00 furlongs Siiverette vain Cardarrone (Mart, Rock X. he Great Lakes Handi- 3-year-olds and up 7.00 440 —Bushmaster. Cold Water, untess Asn and & Navaned. a C. E. Davison SIXTH RACE—Pu F-vearcolds and upward: Lady Tha James) Witan (T. P. Martin) Moretide (Bohn) Also ran—Seeret He Devil, Black ! oS EVENTH RACE—Purse. $300: year-oids and wp: 136 miler 6.80 560 ot ut (MeClettan) 1.60 3.80 | 10 Star $300: claimingi 612 furlonss. 20 3.20 Lover, Black Peicr, Lo. claim- Alse _ran—Count Royal, Sherron, Ps EIGETH RACE—Purse. £100; claimins: | mil Bve. Baku, nd Fair Boy. Epsom Downs Entries for Tomorrow. 2 | By the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse. $500 _claiming: furlongs iy 110 Bungler Wyo'ing Mai Just George .. Miss Ward xBlack Tassel _ Coleman 1 SECOND RACE—Purse. $500: claiming 3-year-olds and up: 5'; furlongs. Yehonala Eva B, . Moane Keala Masked Clown_ Veiled xMontaris xOklaqueen THIRD RACE—Purse, 2-year-olds: I xSpeed Demor xBill Rock Winnalo Bob Bruce _ Swing Corners_ 106 Noir Liht - FOURTH RACE—Purse, $500: claiming; 2-year-olds and up: Bl furlons: 109 The Judge 114 xMuy Pronto _ Jobioso 2 Rustic Lassie _ Ted Husing - l‘\en Play xMoonsan Si w x TNumcan $500; claiming; chnmbnlA - FIFTH 3-year-olds and ug RACE—Purse. $500; 1% miles claiming; xjonnie Nhols- 109 pa 114 10k SWerid over ™o 100 G Logaa” 114 SIXTH RACE—Purse. $500: claiming; 3-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs. Bonnie Pan 108 xParqua Pass. Forced Land's- 112 March Line Hip Boots .___ 116 xHigh Bottom_ um xDixie Fox 1 xYoung Bill 2-year-olds and Gay Drea 111 Polite Sis Take It Easy. xXErvast Excitation XCredit Sysiem” 1 xJosephine ~M. Bunting On Car'nes Goldy_ Barney Keen _ 1 GHTH 1 3500; ¢ 3-year-olds and i 1 m c-nnonl hours 1o xBlte Hour - 107 109 xFandan 2 101 104 claiming; Cotbines Gt 112 xwaril Orm't Luna Bright ~ 109 Goron = Xx—Apprentice allowance dllmed Weather clear; track fas! COLLEGE GRADUATES CLASSES 1929 to 1934 Permanent connection for four to six commencing early No- vember, Write, stating educational back- ground, including extracurricular activity, present connection and ex- perience. Give phone number, Address Box 220-M, 622 G St. N.W. NA. 2198 Star -Office 0 | ;o Trlple Action and Fair Knightess Score in Laurel Co-Features Laurel Handicap Is Decided by a Nose HIRSCH, FAVORITE SHINE AT JAMAICA Handicap Is Won by Count Arthur, While Trainer Breaks Record. By the Associated Press. EW YORK, October 17.—A victory for Mrs. J. D. Hertz's favored Count Arthur in the feature Continental Handicap and a new American record for wine ners by Trainer Hirsch Jacobs spote lighted the Metropolitan Jockey Club's get-away day program at Jamaica today. Count Arthur, favored in the bet- ting at 9 to 5, was hard-pushed to win by a length over Louis Strube's vastly improved filly, Rust. Third money went to T. B. Martin's Steel Cutter, five lengths back. Jacobs, the man who gave up pigeons for horses to become the country’s leading trainer for the last four years, saddled his 147th and 148th winners of the season in the first and third races, thereby eclipsing the old mark of 147 winners, held by Cowboy Irwin since 1923. Belshazzar was his victor in the opening event and Night Sprite in the third, both owned by Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs. Count Arthur was booted home by | Sammy Renick on one of the sloppiest tracks of the meet. He broke fast and set the pace, with Rust trailing, to the far turn. Then Rust spurted past and took over the lead by two lengths going into the stretch, only to falter and give way in the straightaway as Count Arthur came on under powerful urging to win going away. Rust paid 4-1 for place and Steel Cutter 2-1 for show. Jamaica Results By the Associated Pres FIRST RACE—Pu) 900: _elaiming: Zvear-old malden colts and geldings; 6 Belshazzar (Wright) 95 25 1.8 Never nick) 83 12 Daytonian (Saunders) Fime. 1:14% rice G and Play Ahn ran—Red Aril, M ’Gnld ‘Wesh 0¥ Microphone { Time. 1:12 ran—' THIRD RAC Finite purse. £1.000; D: 3-year : 1 mile and ards. Went Sprite (W, Wright) 3.2 Miss Rainbow (N. Wall) Star Porter (Saunders) Time. 1:43 Also ran—Fiamenco. Do! Hoops and Sune FOURTH R | ance: vear Merr Supp NIERt Bud (s, Rentck) Time. Duel, 1: Also ran—Janeen, Melodist and Sun Capture. up: 1 Count“ArThur” (5. Renlek) 9-5 7- ] Rust (Dabson) Steel Cutter Alse’ rab—Thiursday, Esposa. (SIXTH RACE_ 1-3 85 2.1 Ann O'Ruley and {Cooper) Segaw (Dabson) 8-1 33 1 uaw (Dabson i3 }.8 [ | and Old Story. | . SEYENTH RACE—Pur ingi 3-year-olds and up: yar | Abbréntice (. D. Wrisht) 135 1-1 1-3 | Black Mischief (Cooper) i3 tlSchraudenbach) e Also ran—Hvmn, Vale of Tears, Ruffy, Glntonhnr‘ Des-rm and K PIMLICO TO HAVE BAR se. $900: claim. 1 mile snd 30 Maryiand Jockey Club Will Sell Concessions at Track. | BALTIMORE, Md. October 17.— The Board of Directors of the Marye land Jockey Club, it was learned toe v, has voted to sell all the concese sions at Pimlico race track and to ob- tain a liquor license in the Jockey | Club’s name. Robert Walden, vice president of the organization. a director and a member | of the Executive Committee, Who op= |nosed the changes, said he had ree signed not only all his Pimlico cone nections, but also those at Timonium, HORSE SHOW DELAYED. 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