Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1936, Page 41

TOPS 3YEARAOLD, ‘ALL-AGE CLASSES Turf Writers Pick Pompoon as Ace 2:Year-0ld Colt, Apogee, Filly Queen. B the Associated Press. ALTIMORE, December 5. — Granville, William Woodward’s fine colt, which won a half dozen big stake races last Summer after tossing his rider in the Kentucky Derby, was named today as the best race horse of the 1936 season by the Nation's turf writers. A poll conducted by the Turf aid Sport Digest listed the son of Gallant Fox not only as the best 3-year-old by an overwhelming margin, but as the best all-age racer. Pompoon, owned by Jerome H. Louchheim of Philadelphia, was named the best 2-year-old colt and Hal Price Hndleys Apogee was voted the best ar-old filly. . No Doubt About About Granville. HERE was no noticeable doubt in the minds of the 258 writers par- ticipating in the poll as to Granville's superiority. Scored on the basis of three points for first place, two for sec- ond and one for third, Granville re- ceived 744 points out of a possible 774 in the 3-year-old division and 606 in the all-age class. Morton L. Schwartz's Kentucky Derby winner, Bold Venture, was second among the 3-year-olds with 476 points and Joseph E. Widener's Brevity third with 110. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt'’s Discov- erv. leading money winner of 1935, was runner-up in the all-age division with 372 points, while A. A. Baroni’s Top Row beat out Elwood Sachsenmaier’s Roman Soldier for third place, 136 to 112. Granville Wins §110,295. AH‘ER his misfortune in the Ken- tucky Derby, Granville went on to finish first in seven of his ten starts, winning a total of $110.295. He lost twice to Bold Venture, including the Derby defeat, once to his stablemate, ‘Teufel, and once to an older horse, Firethorn. The colt’s triumphs in- cluded the Belmont Stakes, the Law- rence Realization, the Arlington clas- sic, and three of Saratoga's classic races, the Kenner, the Saratoga Cup. The voting was closer for 2-year-old honors, although Pompoon and Apogee “both received good margins. The Louchheim colt which brought only $2,000 in the Saratoga sales in 1935, won a total of $83,420, finishing first six times and second twice in eight starts. The biggest triumph was the | winning of the Belmont Futurity, in| which Pompoon set a track record. His sire, Pompey, won the 1925 Bel- mont Futurity. Reaping Reward, from Mrs. Ethel F. Mars’ Milky Way stable, took sec- @ ond honors among the colts with 488 votes to 106 for Privileged, from War- ren Wright's Calumet Farm Stable. Second to Apogee, with 306 points, came Mrs. W. M. Jeffords’ Wand. Bunched in a close race for third place ‘were Mrs. Mars’ Talma Dee, Goldey F., the famous $150 horse from Mrs. ‘W. A. Bridges' Stable, and the King Ranch's Dawn Play. They drew 188, | A 154 and 106 points, respectively. Almas Temple ol 0 35 Arabs - o Islam - =5 8 5 3 3 Frister 1 10 orlentai "Band 14 13 Mecc Season Records. High team average—Scimiters. h team set—Patrol. 1.7: 1 1 i 1 s easurers __ team llmt—cus:rms and Floor 618 | average—Rose. 113.3 individual set—Rose’ 421, individus] game spares—Cour Trikes—Blakery. 15 at game—Blakely and Goodma Individual Averages. (Ten games or more.) - Bellers Metrakos A. Harper 100-14 Stern 99-21 Barke 99-15 Braden DRUM CORPS. 5 Hines___ Hayden inson luechle_ 2 ettering T Paschalis 18 Stringer_ cr 1 Gniselii - Daoud 3 tutzman aillie_ « Burdsier Gardne; Shatter _ Putnam_ PATROL. 0 112-12 Jones__ 106-11 Burrows. 104-7 CRESCENTS. 113 Barth'er 111-21 Werner_ ussear_ yle . 24 103-15 0 93 “ Biakely Courtney eose- son 21 Alll"fi'g g 92-19 Bruce_- - le.. 12 MECCA. r‘ 101 Ain{er.. 15 82 13 gflh'nt 2! 4+ e [ gmuufl' = Donstruction_ E‘.‘Sr’.‘é&'r the Travers and | THE SUNfiAY AVSTAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., DECEMBER 6, < Col. R. J. Ker) can forhounds an Records and Standings in Duckpin Leagues nzrnmn STORE. LADIES' DISTRICT. "1 10 l«llellh Hab'y Rosslyn 2 ¥ Lucky Strike National Beer Highway Eng Temple atrick, the huntsman (center), with the “whippers-in” rides out from the meeting place with a pack of Ameri= several crossbreeds in pursuit of the elusive foT over hills and fences around Warrenton. Fair Grounds Results BY the Assoclatea Press. Fll!’l BACF—I’une ds and up: ODD FELLOWS. 4 Conv'tion Hall 9 Georgetown 9 Arcadia 1314 RER Creaners Season Records, Hl:h team game_-Rosslyn, Rosslyn. 1,751 Hllh Indl\ldul sames—Gulli, Ml Ford, ck, Pan Toy, ;mn individual sets—Ellis, 419°; Gulll. ‘um G —Ficld. High individual average—Gulll, 1 ‘ *All-time league Eastern D. Friendship - Covenant _ Amity No. 1. Columbia - __ Amity No. 2 M. Pleasant W. L. R 713 30 13 12 20 }1 0 13 Guy-Curran ' 10 16 17 18 Credit Bureau Season Reco High team Rame—Paials Royal, 8 High team set—Palais Roval. High individual ame—Tom Serivener. 161 individual set—Charies Fleish- 0 ((rlke‘virck flll)t:’lnelgholme 24, Hien | cDona, lih averaces—onaries Ficlsbman. 11544 "1rwin "simon, 115-50: Al MeDon- ald. 114-2. I\‘l‘l:l(‘oul:( JATE ALUMNL o Season Records. 2 individual average—Perce Ellett, 28, o Hish *High strikes—George Glossbrenner. High spares—Perce Ellett. 104. High individual game—George Gloss- brenner, 155. netER mdiv!dull set—George Glossbren- Hiigh fint same—Tom Kelly. High team game_—Col HiER {60 SR Colmbia, VETERANS' 1%, . fPalasa, Down Jack Connor and Saot. ¢ T.604. ADMINISTRATION. 7 Vet. CL Serv. Print.” & Dup. Bud, r & Stas. C Files- Grace Reform Vaughn Class Van Roberts United Breth'n & Park View Ch. & CHURCH., i Baptist Presby Christian. Albright Mem it Douslas Peiworih Bap First Bmhren 18 radbu; 18 Metrop. Bap rnan. Ei ion, Mr. M Lane fKindest Kind. 1—Field. o THIRD RACE—Purse, $000; ds and up; 6 furlongs fFivime Justice (Dep'mg) 6.0 4.20 1 ubois) 660 (Cornay) rer | A Sharn Thoughts, Risibility, Flizhlette. Mary Mount. Tirana. Miss Tad, | Ouray. iy Berwyn. and Dame Grundy. —Field High team s' claimings Hifh team 5 High (o8 Sa Teine LHoward (Navy). and Bruce ( High individual set—Howard (Navy), h. High average—Given (Penn), 113-7, H Bh individual set—Thornburg. :lg’l, VIEIANS‘NGI;'FOIIIGN WARS. High individui e—Johnston, 150. l’"‘"' L] ERO‘!! E % \hsmnn:n | ternal v, 0! DEPARTMENT STORE. John 78 11 Potomac Post_ W Dtl!lr(menl._ 18 12 Edwards Post. Peary 8hip_.. 16 11 b Presby., 1 4 Trgrbure 109, i High spares—Tnornburg, 3 D. C. REPAIR SHOP. rikes—Crowley. L. 7 Plumbers __ Landscapers _ Tinners 1 9 Offce Carpenters, 1 & © Carpenters, 2 FOU| = Electricians___ 14 16 Estimators Lt B ing: d-year-olds and ui ards. Hirh Diver (Cowles) (Cornay) $300; 1 “mile’ and 18.40 820 TAKOMA SUBURBAN. . Kann's . | Wood & Loth s Roval Lansourens. Hecht Co.._ L. 10 R.]e#h Hab. L. 11 Old Colony L 20 11 Lamar & WTee It 11 Gen. Amuse 11 Buchanan Div. T. Co. Decatur Lunch Stewart Bros Echlegel &Gold Brooks Shade Pioneer Press HOLY NAME SOCIETY. Seetion “A" | Holy Name 19 | Holy Comfor'r 16 | 8t. Peter's _ 16 . An 8i Bthieras 12 15 SU ARV i Season Records. High team set—Holy Name, 1 High team game—} briel's. 616 High mdtndull ‘erage—Howard Gabriel's). High mdn\dull set—Jenkins (8t. | thony’s 1). {0 Inaitidual Comforter). 161, High strikes—Mever (Holy Name) 8 High spares—Burley (Holy Com(arur) 5. Blind Brook. Ankl Blaze, Cadet and Sand B b FIFTH RACE—The Florence Mills Han- dicap: 7 3 m\u ICE. H w % Cubs Tizers ) 10 Nats Gilants ) 10 Yanks | Season Records. High individual game—Aters. individual et —L._Estes individual average—. 561. 8. Cards . Murray's Cand o, Seorsiana Beauty “Bhop “n st Al%o" fan——Cascapedia. Gountess Zeyson, Hit and Run and Sila —H. B. Hernandez entry. s An- | Wynnewood Park (Holy | Raphael Beauty Salon | Monument_Electric | Prekwick Grill - National _Ale | Leeds's, Electricians | Wade Buick | Season Records. || Jligh team sets_—Georgiana Beauty Shop., 1.494: Shepherd Park Restaurant. 1 35 High team sames—Getman's Bakery. Pickuick Grill, 526; Georgiana Beauy mmndunl sets—Schulte, 7 Douglas (Murray's). 44 "High individual Stambaugh | (Wynewood Park). 155: Almony (National Sarins), | . ig kes—Schulte_(Georgiana Mar- | spates IBhenherdRPn{‘k Restaurant). i Te I )% High individual same—Bayer (St. Mar- smm (Shepherd Park Restaurant s b0 167. High averages—Spates (Shepherd Park (St. 17. ,sttllfllnll 101-25; Douglas (Murray's: wann Francis | 101-5." Rothgeb " (Raphael), 101-16: Schuite (Georgiana). 99. game — Whalen team game Tigers =G team set (pares— L. Ester. 6 strikes—H. Give 2-vear-olds: 6 19.20 7.80 420 for- nEs Shatterproof Miss Marlbore (M | bPzlan (MeCax) High (Cowley) jena) 1.60 3.00 ran—Crulia | Skeeter. aGirls aLoncueil. Reckless. DViaern, Frince Arthur ‘and’ Litie thot: i L 12 Reproduction_ 13 Verification > 14 Projects 31 15 Research -. Season Records. team game_Information. 587 h team set—sSupply. 1.6 h averace—Leins. 110-1% individual game—S8im individual set—8ims, 398, strikes—Leins. Setee—Tine. R0, INTERNAL REVENUE. Team Records. W, ‘Works Supply Sratistics Information | (Georgi- | | | ords. High team Sern gt Francis Xavier's, Hieh team game—8e. Joseph's 5 ollifh average —Lowry (8. )-5 Hixh‘mlnnludunl set—Bayer (St. SEVENTH RACE—Purs ing: 3-year-olds and up: 1 mile yards. Teddy Carl (Hightshoe) fMoving C| T 8 1.¢ i ti High A ~_Piayd Maudie. Siang Eve. Jam clll:rh'. o 1 . Brown Molasses and Id -Field. | Martin's). | 's) High strikes—Lowr (8t High spares —J. Xavier). 59. . LADIES' Fair Grounds Entries for Tomorrow. BY the Associated Press. RACE—Purse, vear-olds: 6 iurlongs. --11% Surprise Box.- | Section “D.” Clearing v ®. L 3 AGRICULTURE INT! . B L e ERBUREAU. 8( Peter's l, ) Immaculate 0 St. Patrick’ 9 St Peter's 3_ Season Records ser—st. ‘Peter's Plant Industry __ ) Plant Juniors ) | Sugar Section AAA. Extension | Economics | Interbureaus " Shop: Accou-nu | So-Kem | Soil Eonservatio | Budget Records B T AGS - Miscellaneou: Processing Statistical _ Sr. Steno._- Season Records. gh averages—Thompson 07-9: Mavhew (Budget). 101-19. High individual uma—'rhommnn High individual set—Thompson. 3 High team High team $600: maidens; 1 3 "Bamie 1 Jules Lazara Robin _Hood Little Swede Thom Budae Miier” Orac 10131 A0 A e s RHEE il DRAIR ARSI al set bert. Indivicusl nme—l-lerben 140. strikes—McGuire. 10. spares—C. Simpso! Section “E. tucky m Vidoher, Merry Kin Play Pal.. ¥, 631; | B | Li 1clnr1nfl 150 . 1.6t St. Anth'y's 11 Peter's 2 Holy hmny_ N-uvuy 8 8t Season Recol High team set—8t. ny’ 5h (cam came—at Anthon m syerace—s. Waiter (St ®ame—Miscellaneous, 3 set—Miscellaneous, 1.5 flat_eame_Bishon (B. T, A.'_9t “Ligh strikes—Thompson. 14: " Kelly (Miscellaneous). 12; Wassman (B. T. A. L. | 1 s TR Mavhew, Rousseau. 405 <e. SH00: - furiongs. Moss Bond xCome Home _ Brown Maiden _ Berceuse Mr. Stein XEdri xEager Belle Servant Pride xHousewarmer claiming: --108 102 Don Seaton. Btmdi. 15%. LUTHERAN CHURCH LADIE: 18 4 Zion No_ 1 | Kelier 5i. Matthew | Christ €522 18 R Rrinkty Noc Trinity No 1 16 X 8t. Paul Georsetown_. 15 4 Atonemen Incarnation__ 14 10 Zion No. LUTHERAN CHURCH Luther Place 20 7 S TN 8 BiELae- Jonn's 1 o> High in I 187, Rousseau, 1% YCarern oK Porter_Call | Anna VL. Finmar_ _"_. Lucky Pal” Figh spares—Thompson. STILVER SPRING GFORGIA AVE. & Grace individual set —8. Walter (8t 2 Anthony’'s 1). 365 High individual same—B. Auth (Na- | tivity), 13 0| High strikes—William Horner (8t. An- thony's ). J. Turner (St Anthony" and Roger ‘Horton (St. Peter's 1). 8 each. High spares—S. Walter (St. Anthony's w. Silver Spe. CInrs. & Dyers 26 Takoma Const. Co, Waish Motor Co. Shepherd Park Wine & Li Colesville Sve_ Station Silver Enrine Hotel Grotto Grill ___ Three O's = Monument _ Eiectric Cornelive Printing ___ Silver Spring Post Office Atlantic Elec. Supplv Co. Season Records. THIRD RACE—Purse. -vear-olds and up ioude Abre as Hereward xDanclaire Ehasta Broom fMacked Revue B_Baron_ Topwav Sister Tkie nn "_ XSheed Queen” - xTexas Moon__ FOURTH RACE—Purse $800; 2-year-olds and up as. Taunton 1oz | Walkalone hority Nt reencek 104 Hieh Monul Kai 114 xTotta Fun Claflag S600: claiming: 1 =01 SECTION F. 15 - Ratier- 14 Takoma__ ATE COM. COM. 11 Examiners___ 11 Air Mail 1% Inf'mal Cases Statistics. team "sames~Trkomia Const. Co. 108 P Walsh Motor Co,. x-u—Tukum-fl Gonst. Co.. (Monn- . Hotel) . Peter. 17 78t Anthony_ Season Records. High team set—8t. Peter. No. 3. 1.496. &H¥h ltlu‘4 ame—8t. Peter, No. 2, 548: High average—F. Carmon (8t. Anthony). 04. High _ indi t—! pefiishy individusl set—V. Parker (st. same—V. Parker (St. R! h claiming: High Indmdus] skmes.MeKa ment Electric). 160; Spates (8. o Hich individnal sets—McKav (Monu- ment Electric). 394: Moore (Takoma Const. Chtigh slrxkes—»nm (8. 8. Hotel). 26: Copdry {Waleh Moter). 21, ma _Const. High _ spares—M ko, Co.). 3 Woodw-rd l! s Cleaners & High averages—McKav (Monument Flec- Dvers), &7, tre). " 116: Arnold (Takoma Const. Co.). =) Sir EWargell Ormont 102 Plav Book Forced Landinz_112 P O S0x e o pelllEh mdlv\duu )Hllh mms—z "Aquilino (8t. Peter, No. :‘) High spares—V. Parker (t. Peter, No. FIFTH RACE—Purse 700: R-vear- old‘ and up: 1 mile and 108 Crimson 4 xLarry M claimine: 70 yards _ 106 > led Kacy's 16 14 John B Nols' oyd Cpen's 16 14 Sam’l M'rers’ Don Roberts’ 16 14 Wm. M'mers’ INDEPENDENT LADIES, Ramblers._ Peerless_ Coast In: Bget Bureau Simut Farms 7 s SECTION G. W. L 161 16 15 11 1 SILVER SPRING AMFRICAN. = 1 Immaculate _ t. Martin. 1 i Holy Name St. F. de Sales St Paul _ t. Martin, s St. Joseph ~. 1314 Assumption Season Reco lfll?'ilh team set—=8t. Prancis de Sales. 57Hish team game—St. Prancis de Sales. 57 Hign _sverage—Hipking (8t. Martin. No. mu. “individual set—Robertson (Assump- dmdun same—Robertson (As- mption): “Rhn lmles—Mnfln (Immaculate Con- eeption). High ur»—uuon (Immaculate Con- cepuom . Schmitt (8t. Francis de Sales), 4 Lad Snobeedo - Blackthorn SIXTH RACFE —Purse. S700: Zyear-clds and up: 6 furlancs | watercure Cruising - Hol'vhark ¥Patchpncket Taddie Stone_ *Kabn aird *Marni o A > Hestinola - Sremart Bros. oae mp! 20 claiming: i 1% SODALITY. St. Gabriel 1 21 ¢ St Gabriel 2 s Sacred Heart Holy C'forter Nativity No. 3 Nativity No. 3 o Paul's Place abor Stat.- Shepherd Pai 1 1hn Marstima | Dorothy 9 31919 itk s 33353352500 g:v.m No.1 ““ Aloysius S/00: claim- SEVENTH PACF _Purse. Rite Namse! X TPranntioner Tomfaolery - Sarcerv Sheeron Panicterite s cords. High team gzmes—F. C. Kevs 672: Morningside Laundry. £44. High team sets—Dome Oil Co.. 1,763: ‘Woife Mator Co.. 1.75 High individu; mes—Mueller (Shep- herd Park Restantantr: 185 Mullinix Disie 165, Hieh individus) set_Bchreyer (Mornjng. | glde Laundry). 427: Strickler (E. C. Kevs 100 fi”ch strikes—8trickler (E._C. Keyes & Son’ Muchier (Bhepherd Park Festau- [ty e 110 Countese Bye ™ Tut Hahanero Anprentica sllowance claimed. Grest Megdows 11 8" FEDERAL. r 2 SaDRRRID .F.C Agriculture, Treasury, 1 arines Agriculture, 1 Vets. Adm Treasury. 2 Post Office Do 2%, WASHINGTON LADIES. H!xh spares—Strickler (B._C_Keve & ). 33: Mueller (S8hepherd Park Restau- : Temple (Wolfe Motor). 105 nm—bon-hm (Wolte Motor) £-19 el S fino‘orcc) 1|F-6 8-1 HAi: Famele Tl tauranty. 117-11. B L W FEDERATION. E! Geer Columbians Shamrocks Colonials Reeques Nomads Cardinals _ Y Vee Bees Season Recor High tesm game—Rosslyn. 67 TESIeN" team set—Rossivn. 1774 High ‘individual oamerLorraine Gunl. High individual set—Ida Simmons. 400 Hish averages—lds Simmons (Nortolk). 8_games. Lorraine Gulll (Rossiyn). he Wootton (Ross: | e ;Ien Randiott world S3omsnon! F. H - H.O.L.C. - 2o Faaog 3 et | | Dousias (Joc Judee's ROSSLYN INDEPENDENT. AL 3 Conn Fimunds 1_ A"l....ngmll Tr .. B ey Hilberts _ ‘lh'.! 2% fyfer HESHEE e 33 ) 1 llRlehmonab, T anme LADIES. Bethany _ %% o 3 Metro. 1 Hyvatts First 1 3 ans e ooy q-aaau.»u. #2295 1gisiommt H ERnnIsle - Season Records. Hish team nm—ll‘uz Hikh avera filsh ingjvidual Pish idividus) am 23 [ 33330mai, PETt i 1919 ot Ri5m3EE set—B, Y P U N Hleh dam same) nvrgft e B verage—Suess e U‘“"h hflv;g\ul game—8uess (B. Y. P. Bllh flat game—McDowell (B, Y. P. ulflgsz’i;fi}mm set—Morgan (Bher- spares—Suess (B, Y. P. U. No. n‘ngn’. strikes—Suess (B. Y. P. U. No. Short, 643, rt. 1.830. S R o 173 “3et—doe Harrison. - 418. uss 112. b ,. ing. Tiger: i le OO Cies i PO ierrin- 191313t e B3330Bam0 1 lom lrwlllnd - lual -Lio: d'n\ zh lnllvldunl md;x.lom " Fubbs. 384, mru—!lll Hann, 63. RADIO AND | nlam‘non. ] - B B Tornadoes Fanzers Duds wnc'k G LABOR Tabulation . of LiV.-W. ploy. Btat. Prices ... NAVY DBPA.‘I'HINT. E:;Eg andis Boney 738, inker 116-17. zane—J. ‘-2"4'1 A70- -Weinberz. 80, Hig] D. Singer and M. Himmel- tarh. 23, igh fist game—Ginsbers. 05. A W. L. ‘ig 2 (TERDIVISIONAL. 5" Immigration 8 Haturelina ¢ Li F‘ High tes t—B. m'n feam “same— m-n average—Peyton (Sherwood), mu% ingividus) :l-o—-l-ek Kemyer (B. Lewis, (Langdon (Sher- IM uk Kemper (B. Y. P. liunm-mm (8. Y. P U 4 Sz Py T gl 102t ¥, on .A-.a aste i Rzt YOUNG PE( 2% Gephens ll Souls fl' a l' "{I Ooodlmhr R 10 Rock Creel C. & P. TELE EPHONE (LADIES). uz. Ser. Bu.. fi "'&.-... d nxmu AIIOC'IATID'. ?fifi 1312, =t I = e & l!m Also ‘ran—Joe rr:mt, (Whipowill, (Fayette Prince, 'l’h‘l'nlle‘ ar- fExaggera- and 1.10 20 10 claim- 70 00! the 5 | £100 100 108 117 M2 “ltos ! | Mint Bud (Snyder)_ 1936—PART - ONE. INFRONT ALL WAY Covers Four and One-Half Furlongs in 0:54—Double Pay-0ff Is $33. Special Dispatch to The Star. HARLES TOWN, W. Va.,, De- cember 5.—Breaking on top and flashing through 4%; fur- longs in 0:54, Bernard Bond’s Small Change delighted 7,500 fans, who backed him into odds-on favor- itism, by winning the Al Howard Purse, the day’'s headliner at ihe race course here, G. G. Waugh, jr.’s Peggy Can saved enough ground at the stretch turn tc earn the place over Mrs. Westmore- land Davis' Bubbling Spr.ngs. The last named, trained by Shelby L. Yurch of Washington, appeared best. He ran extremely wide at both turns, but was going fastest of all at the end. Small Change’s score was his tenth in 24 tries this year. It was Jockey Palumbho's second victory of the day and his fifth of the meeting. OHNNY SHANKS of Washington strengthened his hold on the win- ning rider’s title when he piloted Clean Sport to victory in the Rod and Gun | Club Purse, secondary feature, run over the mile and one-sixteenth route. It was Shanks' second score of the day and his ninth of the meeting. Mrs G. Hutchins' White Sweets *| made every post of the day’s 4%;-fur- | long opener a winning one to pay $7.60. | furlongs of the second found | The 6': Mrs. I. P. Enge’s Miss Epe lead throughout to pay $8.80. A “daily double” pay-cff of $33 was posted after W. Royal Balmacan, with eighths of the third. Charles Town Results T RACE—Pume. $3001 claiming: ol bout 415 furlongs. tels (Palumbo) 3 3.40 d (A Tryon) 2100 1300 d Gay (Obert) a. Alve’ rani-Hipny Bostess, Helen V. D.. Pretty Pal. Teneriffe. Twi SECOND _RA sear-alds; 6 Miss Epe bony Parasol for White Welsh Happy CE—Purse. furlongs. Booker) Di $100; for 2- 340 340 1.00 e. 5 an—Mahoc; Weather, Toothpick THIRD RACE—Purse. $4€0. for 3-vear-olds and up; abeut 7 farlo Balmacan (Shanks) 0 Surry (Cofiman) v der) -l.l'li 60 Pergy Can Fusimano) Bn;hllnk ;pvlnl -\hchndo) oms Boyv. aJusta Canter, Pulbs Heaven and aNervs “Neh a—Mrs. R. Jenkins entry. FIETH RACE—Pume. $100;, claiming: Rod and Gun Club; for 3-year-ol and up: 14 mile ¢ | Clean Sport TShanks) 5.00 308 240 | ky Ride ( F. M. Smith) 100 300 Mitchell) 3.00 Trixie Lass, Kurdair. Witte- kind and Tea Jester- SIXTH RACE—Purse. $100: the S Rice: claiming; for 3-year-olds and us: | mil | Plain Ace (Booker) % Brown Wren (A. Tryon) Secret Lover (Wimmer) Time, 1:56% ran—Waltz K 'Fulr Bllly‘ Menec: NTH RACE—Purse $500: elaiming: ar-olds and up; 1 % miles. us e 210 1.40 i a0 360 rFench Trap. Camp €rais. ooker) :52. —Clapworth. hnl- s T ‘ Sun, Ben | Gly Bossie Eve and Bris Charles Town Entries for Tomorrow. | By the Associatea Press FIRST RACE— 'he Rion Hall: allowances year-olds: about | Zurlones Sis Royal (Snyder) | Dunrita (A. Tryon! | Acclis Ababa (Faust) Quick Vi (Wisner) Crushed Ice (Machado | Henryman 'C\l(lmnnnv - Shanteb (Palumbo) . Route_Forty «Di Miss Epe (Shanks). . Welsh Lad (Faust) 4z SECOND RACE—Purse. 0; -year-olds: about 5 furlong Witioas (ShATRS, = Yard Stick_¢Cusimano) a Teddy's Squaw (Machado) Contrite (Shanks) _ Lucky Roll (Johnson) Brief (Palumbo) Gertrude Brown dlwmm Sophia C. a Tuleyries Ruby (Machado) Disown_(Faust) —Mrs Bull entry. $300: claiming: —Purse THIRD, RACE—Pu Jou: ioeimine -year-olds and upward: | gourse: abont 1. furlongs. | Time Winner (Laurin) Easter Herald (Machado) Ol¢ Dominion (Mitchell) Coventry Queen Wisner) Dixie Bee (Palumbo)- Anioe (R. Booke: Sunny Sisan r.vnhn-on) Garme (Di_Lid ey CrWinnen) *Parade On (Licata) Mare Wales (Machado)_ Gentlemen (Snyder) Hannah Anne (R, Fair) Lady Buck (Shanks) E—The Tucker: purse. g, i RAC( year-olds and upward: ] ERZLESERRSRECER Douglas F. (C_Cot! | Royal Veil (Palumbo)_ Rerry Patch (A_Tryon) Silvery Cloud (Machado) | Heartease (Snvder) | Dolled Up (D" Liddo) - { Grace Buntinz (Faust) | Tell 1t (A Trson) | Hard Chase (Shanks)_ | Credulous_ (Palumbo) Patricia C. (Snycer) | Justa Play (Machado) ottt ey jeiet ': FIPTH RACE—The United Press: purse ‘hm allowance: furlongs Rnund Btnfl (Palnmbo) . Brieht Girl (A. Tryon). T < Sundrops (Di Liddo) | Whiskora (Machado) Trixie Lass (Snyder) Siiver Arch (Shanks) _ | Zipry Laurin) 5= French Trap <Johllw XTH RACE—The ufic’» claiming: 3- ye-r-nldt nnd unwl ey riototmemow vl SEREERRNR RN Rs o8 Purse. $500: cli AR Upward: 17 miles, It ot o b 1§ B5mg33nEnesn HA= SR BB ATCHARLESTOWN. Shanks up, had scored in the seven- | 2 AGAINATHIALEAH 3.40 | sso purse. | | Alfred O. Harrington, Brazilian polo | year-olds and upward; | SPORTS. | FIRST RACE—SHANTEB, SIS ROYAL, MISS EPE SHANTEB, a gelded son of Fly- ing Ebony, has finished second ur better in the only four races of his career, and in the opening race Monday he appears to hold a decid- ed edge. He is the best bet of the day. SIS ROYAL has worked swiftly and gets the call over MISS EPE for the place. SECOND RACE—WITLESS, CON- TRITE, YARDSTICK. WITLESS, a daughter of Gal- lant Fox, has displayed some sharp early foot against good 2-year-olds on the major tracks this year, but she has never been able 10 hold it. CONTRITE is in fine fettle and showed a smart race recently. YARDSTICK figures third best, THIRD RACE — GENTLEMEN, HOGARTY, SUNNY SUSAN. GENTLEMEN, a 3-year-old son of Westy Hogan, has been moving along at.a rapid pace ir his trials at Charles Town, and will likely come as a warm naddnck tip in here. He is pretty far down «n the also-eligible list, but if he gets in he’ll be tough to beat. HOGARTY loves the Charles Towr track and gets the call over SUNNY SUSAN for the place money. FOURTH RACE — SILVERY CLOUD, DOUGLAS F., GRACE BUNTING. Charlie Feltner, who is always successful on the “bush-league” circuit, will be nicely represented Selections for fast track at Charles Town tomorrow. (BEST BET—SHANTEB.) by SILVERY CLOUD in the fourth, DOUGLAS F. possesses flenty of speed and may head GRACE BUNTING. FIFTH RACE—WHISKORA, SUN- DROPS, BRIGHT GIRL. The rankest kind of platers will meet in the fifth and we are cast- ing our vote for WIHISKORA, a gelding that has shown his best speed at Charles Town, although he managed to finish third to Jack Low and Royal Veil the other aay. SUNDROPS is in grand form and loves the track. Will be exceed- ingly hard to trim. BRIGHT GIRL figures over the others. SIXTH RACE—MISS CATALAN, COAT TAILS, SEA FINN, MISS CATALAN, a miss that usually shows high speed at the smaller tracks, is reported to be in first-class condition. Trawer A. L. Leith whipped her into fine thape at Bowie, where she failed to dis- piay any speed, and this appears to be a nifty spot to turn her lucse. COAT TAILS figures to nip SEA FINN for the place. SEVENTH RACE— QUEEN ELIZ- ABETH, STAND OUT, IRISH VOTE. The seventh finds a pretty good fleld of distance runners compet- ing and it's going to be a hard fight all of the way. QUEEN ELIZ- ABETH, which has found trouble negotiating the sharp turns re- cently, is our selection to come through at good odds. STAND OUT should handle IRISH VOTE. DERBY FOES FACE | i Bold Venture and Brevity | Nominated for $50,000 Widener Classic. By the Associated Press. IALEAH, Fla, December Two thoroughbreds which battled to a hair-line finish| in the Kentucky Derby- Bold Venture, the winner, and Brev- | ity—were among 79 nominations an-| | nounced today for the $50,000 added Widener classic to be run at Hialeah | Park March 6. | | Joseph E. Widener, owner of Brev- | | ity and president of Hialeah and | Belmont Parks, has offered a chal- lenge trophy for the classic, to be won twice for permanent possession. Mantagna won the initial running | of the Widener last year, for which lonly 55 were nominated. Bold Venture is Morton L. Schwartz's only entry, but rs. Emil Denemark of Chicago and De Witt Page of Bris- |tol, Conn., have nominated four | | horses and Col. E. R. Bradley, Mrs. Payne Whitney's Greentree Stable, Millsdale Stable and F. A. Carreaud three each. 92— Hirsch Clan Strong. THE Hirsch - family is well repre- sented. Mary Hirsch has entered No Sir and her brother. Budy, has Race Selections CHARLES TOWN (Muddy). BY FEED BOX. 1—Addis Ababa, Shanteb, Quick Vine. 2—Contrite, Witless, Brief. 3—Dixie Bee, Anjoe. 4—Dolled Up, Grace Berry Patch. 5—Sun Drops, Arch. 6—Sea Finn, Pass, Jimmy D. 7—Flower Time, Irish Vote, Jack Low Best bet—Addis Ababa. Bunting, Whiskora, Silver CHARLES TOWN (Muddy). By the Louisville Times 1—Miss Epe, Addis Ababa, Quick Vine. 2—Witless, Contrite, Brief. 3—Hogarty, Old Dominion, Dixie Bee. 4—Douglas F., Hard Chase, Berry Patch. 5—Sundrops, Whiskora, Zippy. 6—Jimmy D., Foggy Dawn, Ardor. 7——1Irish Vote, Minna, Flower ‘Time. Best bet—Witless. FAIR GROUNDS (Good). By the Louisville Times. 1—Sweep Hastily, Merry Kinn, Visibility. 2—Anna V. Virbet, Kitty. 3—Night Flower, Masked Review. 4—Ladino, High Mogul, Sir Kal. 5—Blackthorn. Minton. Boy Valet. 6—Morning Mail, Cruising, Laird. T—Sorcery, Sherron, Blue Damsel, Best bet—Ladino. L, Careful Hereward, CONSENSUS AT FAIR filed Columbiana. Their father, Max | Hirsch, trains Bold Venture. | Hirsch Jacobs, leading trainer of | the year, is represented by Action| and Observant. } Other important entries include | Azucar of F. M. Alger, jr.; A. A. Ba-| 's Top Row, Maemere Farm's | Mlmagnn F. A. Carreaud’s Time| Supply, Mrs. John D. Hertz’s Count Arthur, C. H. Knebelkamp's King | Elwood Sachenmaier’s Roman Soldier. | Belair Stud's Isolator, Hal Price Headley's Whopper, Starmount Sta- ble's Golf Foam and John Hay Whit- ney’s Mr. Bones. POLO PLAYER AILING VENICE, Fla., December 5 (#).— player who helped win the 1930 championship in this country, arrived today to receive treatment for a leg | injury. Harrington, of San Paulo, Brazil, has been out of polo competition since 1932 when a broken leg, received in | defense of the South American title, | started the bone infection from which | he now is suffering. He came to this country for treat- | ment by Dr. Fred Albee, orthopedic surgeon of Venice and New York. have your Dirty or worn Ruarnes by the AC Method — GROUNDS (Good). By the Associated Press 1—Kentucky Eagle, Surprise Box, Gold Award. 2—Anna V. L., Porter Call, Vire bet. 3—B. Baron, Shasta Broom, Tam=- bov, 4—Ladino, Ormont 5—Boy Valet, Synod 6—Morning Pharatime. 7—Sorcery, Best bet—Morning Mail. e SOCCERS RENEW DUELS Launching the second half of the Recreation Soccer League, four games are on tap today as Sun Radio, lead- ing the pack, stacks up against George's Radio on No. 1 Monument field at 3 o'clock in probably the most attractive tilt. In other games the German Sport Club and Italian-American A. C. will battle for second place at No. 2 Monu« ment field at 3 o'clock. 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