Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1937, Page 29

SPORTS THE SUNDAY S TAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 6, 1937—PART ONE SPORTS B—11 French Trap Surprises With Victory in Charles Town Feature WINS SHENANDOAK WITH BRAVE FINISK Mare Staves Off Driving Soupcon—Canynge Barely Defeats Mint Bud. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. HARLES TOWN, W. Va, June 5.—W. Kirkley's French Trap. a 6-year-old mare, crossed the wise ones at the track here today to grab the Shenandoah Handicap, week end feature of the Charles Town Jockey Club's card Never a winner until this week, the daughter of The Satrap staged a brave finish to win the 7-furlong affair in 1:26 1 5 to the surprise of the crowd of about 8,000. Nicely handled by Jockey Garrett, the mare scored by a half- | length over D. P. Brown's’Soupcon, | ® long shot, which finished with a | neck advantage over W. A. Jones' Timber Lady. The favored J. B Belk's Wise Sister was a poor fourth. Leon Staves Off Soupcon. IMBER LADY took the start at the break, while French Trap was eased along with the pace. Go- ing into the far turn, Wise Sister and Envee did not rally as expected, but French Trap went on to get the faltering Timber Lady and under the whip staved off Soupcon’s bid. The big week end crowd wagered more than $100,000 through the mu- tuel windows on a day ideal for racing. The dailv double, coupling C. Brining’s Canynge and Mrs. C. E Willxon's Radial, was wortk $107.80 for $2. Close for Canyagne. N THE second race, Canynge Was | given a great brush by Mint Bud | with the two finishing a neck apart There was some booing when the Judges gave the race to Canynge. In the third race, Radial was boot- | ®d home by Jockey Root after the favorite, Fred Warning, at the head of the stretch. appeared to have the race in the bag Jockey W. Obert three days for disobedience at barrier in the sixth. Charles Town Results FIRST RACE—Purse. £400: claiming: B.vear-olds and up: about 41: furlongs Foll Parrott (Machads) 7.40 360 320 Miss Trecom (Garrett) 560 3.00 Nax Nav (Roat) 210 Time. 0:30'x Also ran—Johnny and Polly Plum. was set down for the Rane. Veritax SECOND RACE—Purse, $100: clalming: R-cear-olds and up: 81, farlonxs. sl Canvnre (Palumhn) 1240 3.00 .20 | Mint Bud (Machado) 300 24 Erin's Sun (Polk) 300 | T an—Raimacan. Kvoto. Helen V. D. and Whiskora. | ACE—Purse. £100 A RN Charies Town Cou Radial (Root) 9.10 1.20 Fred's Warnine (Snvder) 0 Derling Pat (Tryon) At ran—High Sanata. SEndin SEitsh ta Canter. Bright Girl and Obvious. Aer (Daily Double paid $103.80.) | claiming: ree. | 0 0 3.60 FOURTH l\(‘l’:l’ur\fv. S400: claiming: a_lear.nids and up: 81 farienes. = Wive Monev. (Rers) © 4.10 3.20 2.60 ®ea Finn (Roat) 500 3.10 La2dy Gurz "‘ Sherry) 160 Tme. ; T ranerGaene, Yardstick. Little Jav. Penny and Blind Talk FIFTR RACE—Pnrce. $100: the Pendle- ton: 3-vear-olds: Charles Town cour<e &un Belle (Root) 9.20 120 aPlavine Dan (Garrett) 320 Pur Lucky (Machade) T . 1:1 5 Alvn ran—Mise Adeline. Leading Wavs Mics Trov. Locomotive and aLittle Perey. a—P. H. Faulconer entry. | 320 1.40 1.20 SIXTH RACE—Handican: purse. $ -vear-olds and up: 7 furlongs. rench Trap (Garre(t) 13.10 R.80 b (Snyder) 19.00 Timber Ladv (Terhune) Time. 1:26" Also ran—Postponement. Jadaan. Em- | wee. Flag Raisinr and Wise Sister. | SEVENTH RACE—Purse. $100: Ing Y vearioldr and up; 1k miles. Stingaree (Root) i9.00 6.00 Lady Cirek (Terhune) Bupesiow (Falumbe) ime. 1:18. A ranpost Brigade, Top Shell and @ueen Nadl. FIGHTH RACE—Purse. £100; claimink -vear-olds and up: 1¢n miles. ‘ kka Heaven (Tryven) 9.00 140 260 Canimar (Palumbo) 180 26 Jimms D (Machade) 240 . Ellen Lane. Holland, 10! 10 Soucon iey elaim- Entries for Tomorrow. B the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse claiming: | 3-vear-olds and up: 6 furlongs, | Betty Lou Stairs xSure Gamble Hagerman Ted Conard i Miss Mascara Empress Yvonne 111 XB. Eighty xAIl Night 1 Mindalo xMiss Palette 08 xBlack Miss SECOND_RACE— Purse, $800; maiden 2 year-olds; 5 {urlones Oncave 113 Pompeian Way 113 Sweep Brook 118 Forever Prince | 118 Trans Wynn 3800, 111 111 11F 11 11 1 Brrds Flight Dorothy Rock THIRD RACE—Purse, $800; ear-olds: 5 furlongs. 1168 Eddie Joe Dusks 113 8Sue Harpen Fretty Pet 113 Ply Time Lady Piash 113 Star Angela FOURTH RACE—Purse. $X00; Evur-ema and up: 6 furlongs. maiden 116 13 13| 113 | calming; rahmond 115 Darh Seeker 10R Toni Z_108 xMoney Getter 111 nmeg 108 ecription 108 PIFTH RACE—Purse. $800: allowances: e Palmer Park: 3-year-olds: # furlongs. Lee Hastings 1A bTartaris 1168 Orius 13 Rome Haxl te Day 08 Born Lucky i 11 aNcble Boy 108 Nad g Girt 106 mar Stable entry. b—Dixiana entry SIXTH RACE — Purse. $1000: the | Motor City Purse: allowances; 3-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs guh Omar ____ 109 Sun Bower 108 andab; 116 Bunny Martin _ 101 \nce Pellow __116 Rebeksh ___ __101 nx Eve 114 Billy Bee 18 Gyral __ 113 Miss Prudence 106 REVENTH RACE—Purse. SR00: claim- ne: 4-vear-olds and up: 1/, miles Chaterly. Z111 Leral Gamble xSister Jean 101 Tmperial High xLucky Foot __ 108 xSpeed Queen Carus Clarus 115 Ricciard FIGHTH RACE—Purse. $800: claiming: 3-vear-olds and uo: 1 mile and 70 vards xParadoz Girl _ 108 Antine 1 Miss M. Lutz ~ 99 xCluh Soda ter J. Peel 113 Sav Do 113 Pitkin 104 Losweep Dispeller 108 Parawick 1 1 13| 1 -3 1 113 113 | BSmart Miss Johnston & Eddie Wrack \ RACE — (Substituted) $R00: claiming: ear-olds and furlones Molsciile 105 Cherry Can Red Garter 11f Renaissnre Lawrey 110 xJust Hieh Minnis Gresnock 111 xSunnv Sethina %un Circle Blaze 111 Skatchy Mad Bull 118 xBill Lutz e x—Anprentice allowances claimed. Cloudy and fast. purse. up: ANITA LIZANI VICTOR. LIVERPOOL, June 5 (#).— Anita Lizana of Chile retained the women's singles title of the Northern tennis championships today, defeating Mrs. ¥, N. Strawson, 6—0, 6—4. 4 L3 | Broadway (Haines) ) OCHRANES S 3 AMENT £ Selections for Fast Track at Charles Town Tomorrow. (BEST BET—PASS.) FIRST RACE—MERIDIAN TIME, SCHLEY GOLD, MARY ALLEN. MERIDIAN TIME disappointed the other day here. This 2-year- old has flashed more speed than any of these opponents. SCHLEY GOLD has turned in some fine efforts here and at Hagerstown. MARY ALLEN will be in the money if running back to her last try here. SECOND RACE-—HANDLEY, LADY GLASGOW, PETEE LAD. HANDLEY is a better sprinier than anything in this race and has been brought around to sharp form. LADY GLASGOW is always dangerous. PETEE LAD is fast enough to handle the others and take down third money. THIRD RACE—NYACK, REIGH TETRARCH, BLACK RIBBON A few days ago NYACK was sent out in a sprint and flashed fine speed for a little more than a half mile. REIGH TEIRARCH has been turning in consistent sprint efforts lately. BLACK RIBBON ran in the money against a field of this class during the past week. FOURTH RACE—LIFE LI HENRYMAN, TULEYRIES RUBY. LIFE LINE gets into this sprint nicely and can take down the prize with a good performance. HENRY - MAN is good at this distance and will take the offering if the top one makes any mistakes. TULEY- RIES RUBY looks very safe for the third slot. FIFTH RACE—BARNSTORMER, SYLVIA G., HAPPY ROAD. During the past week, BARN- STORMER was beaten off by She Knows in a fast event, but the mare has nothing opposing her here that can outfoot her. SYLVIA G. has shown a liking for this dis- tance. HAPPY ROAD will be along for the third split. SIXTH RACE—PASS, LIGHT AC- TION, FIFE. PASS looked very good in win- ning at this distance last week. He is the best looking shot on the program. LIGHT ACTION is go- ing in fine style but doesn't rank up with the first one. FIFE has been pretty consistent here and should have no trouble taking down the small end of the purse. SEVENIH RACE—CROWDED HOURS, CANIMAR, JIM BROWN. CROWDED HOURS gave a fine account of himself the other day at this distance and put on a fast finish to take second money. CANIMAR is the only one likely to offer much competition. JIM BROWN can beat the others a long way behind the first two choices. EIGHTH RACE—TELL IT, LOCH LONDON, MISS SYMPHONY. 1t this substitute is used, TELL IT should canter in, followed by LOCH LONDON and MISS. SYM- PHONY. DELIBERATORWINS INFORM REVERSAL Manner’s Man, Dellor Trail in Quickstep Handicap, Runin Downpour. v the Associated Press ATONIA. Ky, June 5—A bitter disappointment at 3 to 5 on the occasion of his last essay, the Everglades Stable’s Deliberator owed a sharp reversal of form to | account for the twenty-fourth running of the $5.000 added Quickstep Handi- cap. D. W. Butler's Manner's Man was second and J. W. Parrish's Dellor, a disappointing Western candidate in Belmont Park Results By the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse. £1.000: allow- ances: 2.year-olds; 4's furlongs (Widener course). ndian Lodre (Renick) 8-5 3.5 burbanite (Wall) 11 ay Set (Rurtsinger) Time, Alvo ran aTheme Song. 20n the Dot. a—Lonechamos Corning entry. 13 aE Weepor. Deep Rack and Farm and Mrs. P. SECOND _RACE—The Steeplechase Handica ed. A- bBirmingham (F. Bell'se) N ve (H. Clements) St. Francis (C. R. White) Time 31 Also ran—Arc_Light. aRioter. Nat Anthem, Jungle King. Brant. aEl Dor Meadawbrook | and bBachelor Philin the recent remewal of the Kentucky | Derby, third The race was run in a driving rain- | storm. In fact, so heavy was the downpour which sent the big half- holidi that it was impossible to distinguish he colors as the field raced down the back stretch. Star Sprinters Compete. URNING for home Dora May ap- peared to hold a slight advantage with Manner's Man second. A six- teenth from the wire Deliberator charged out of the mud-covered pack | to win by a length. Manner's Man had enough left to stall off the late | rush of Dellor, ‘The field attracted the best sprinters the West, including Hal Headley's Preeminent, which was sent here from Chicago to fill his engage- ment and went to the post favorite. Deliberator stepped the three-quar- ters in the excellent time of 1:133s. Latonia Results Br the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse. claiming; 3.00 3.60 ive One (Hanka) v Blare (Schutter) Red Quill (Craix) Time, 1:13%, 2.60 2,00 4.40 d Trade. Miss Bonnle, Golden Ariel and Our Willle. —The Kentuckyr Car 2-year-old maidens; 5 660 3.10 260 8.80 1.80 3.60 nal: purse, furlongs. Alter Ego (Diekinson) Gato (Pool) Legal Advice (G. Time, 1:01% Also 'ran—Back Clap In, Recky Re: Fowler) n Time. Dr, d Inirip. THIRD RACE—Purse. $600: 2-vear-olds and up: @ farlongs Blaze d'Or (Packer) 9.00 Glow Set (Chall) Tobacco (Schutte) Time. 1:133%. Also 'ran—Donna Ca) Jack Emma, Rettef. Atina, Assist and Shan. (Daily’ Double Paid $33.00.) 6.20 1.20 42.80 11.20 6.00 Devou Park; FOURTH RACE—The ) vear-olds and purse. X600: allowances furlongs. Lassie Flo (L. Johnson) 55.60 10.80 4.20 Moso (Roberts) 300 2.40 Good King (W. Garner) 300 Time, 1:11 Black Arrow, Also ran-—Marv Soulard, Y ‘The Ferest Hill £600: allowances: 3-vear-eids and [} furlongs. Arabs Arrow (Louman) 35.80 3.00 2.40 280 2.0 Antena (McCoy) .80 Time, 13, Also Zingali, T Chase, Sailor Man and Kay M. Brierton, XTH RACE—The Quicksiep Handi Jurse. $3.000 added: 3-vear-olds a erator (Morgam) 12.60 7.40 {Manners Man (Chall) 0 2 Dellor (Hanka) 80 Time, 1:13%, - Also "ran —1 Little Nymph, Southiand Beau, Chitre. Blue Gauntlet. Preeminent, Dora' Mav. a Proph and Woodberry, f—Field. a—J. W. Parrish entry, 4.00 SEVENTH RACE—Purse. . (Jehmson) Boy Valet (Schutte) 5!9& Abead (Fowler) X ll.' o Ian ana Butter Beana: CnemRuM: Carnel- EIGHTH RACE—Purse. s 2vear-olds and wp: 1 mile and 6 Campagna (Dotter) 4.60 g N YU ] r. (Farr “ime. 14938 Hee e ran—Overiap, Top Glide snd Just 0 3.60 BUBBLESOME REPEATS Beats Strong Field to Capture Stone Haven at Agawam. AGAWAM, Mass, June 5 (®)- Bubblesome, a winner here last week, repeated today at Agawam track, in the Stone Haven, the feature at 11-16 miles, over a strong field. The 6-year-old chestnut gelding, owned by Steve Panarella and ridden by Bert Wimmer, engaged the stretch closing Cascapedis, in a duel and won out by a neck befors 15,000 fans. Black Boo ran third. crowd scurrying for sheiter | Price | Deins, | claiming; | | ens: | Learned (Wrizht) a—Thomas Hitchcock entry. b—F. A. Clark entry THIRD RACE—The National Stallion Stakes: purse. £1.008 added: 2-vear-olds 5 furlongs (Widener Course) The Chief (Workman) -5 3-5 1 Catalvsis (Steffen) A3 3-10 Transmitter (Wright) 4-1 Time, 0:38 Also ' ran—Enchanted, Great Union and Sweetie Pie. Beach ded: 3- main eourse) 5 1-4 eut 8-5 out out FOURTH RACE—The Atlant Club Handicap: syear-olds and Rebellion (W Jean Bart (H. Richafl) Sunport (Longden) Time. 1:11, Also ‘ran—Chicolorado. FIFTH RACE — The Belmoni: barse, £25.000 added: 3-year-olds: 12 miles. War Admiral (Kurtsinger) 9-10° 1-3 1-8 Sceneshifter (Stout) 3.2 1-1 Vamoese (Werkman) 10-1 Time, 2:28% (equals American track record) Also ‘ran—Pompaon, Melo- dist and Brookiyn, SIXTH RACE—The Pennani class Ci purse. $1.2 ded: and up: 1' miles, Conte (Stout) Sandv Boot (Rav) Caucht (Lonkden) ime. 1:50. so ran — Kievex, Thursday. Flying Scot, Handicap: Count Stone and SEVENTH RACE—Purse. $1.000; maid- 3-vear-olds and up; 6 furiongs (main course). 13-5 2 5 10-1 Lausanne, Bill 5 Bittery Berry, Never Never, Fiy Ahead, Maebob and Exhibiter. Suftolk Downs Results By the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse. %1,000: claiming; 3-year-olds and wp; 6 furiongs. Witson (Hightshoe) 11.20 680 520 Candar (Kpott) Irish Hero (Leishman) 1:14%. Strolling Bv (Longden) Clar- £1.100: elaim- Hard (Lynch) Crestonian (Canfield) Time, 1:13 ran—Belshazzar. Sir Rose, ford. The Balliff and Wise King. THIRD RACE—The Roxburs: 21.500; allewances; 2-year-olds: Tongs. a Bold Turk (I. Hanford) 4.80 2.20 2.40 (Lynch) Lans- vurse, 5 fur- Smoke Signal (Seabo) a Family Friend Time, 1:00% Alse ‘rai Spindle T a—Paragon Stal FOURTH RACE—P ing: 3-year-olds and Likewise (Bierman) Buster Bey (Dufly) Eurvalus (Fecard) raving Danger. Stratexist 11 Moissen. Pesriess Pal, Deserter, Ruffv. Shet And Shell, EI Puma and Py FIFTH RACE — M 000 added: 3 impanelli) (Hanferd) 33 beat Frank, Don Guus Galla Clay " and b Muche Guste. b—Araho Stable entry. Lady Wi Time, 1:114. Also ‘ran — Accolade. Bill Bacon and Green Melon. SEVENTH RACE—Purse. $1.000: elaim- ing: i-vear-olds and up: 14 miles. Melody Lane (Neal) 1810 7.00 5.20 Chareh Call (G. Smith) 560 4.40 Kenny) 430 Ti 463 Alse ran—Moralist. Dirzy B.. Speedy Skippy, Cynwyd. Count Me. Winier Speri, More Pep and Hit and Run. e. $1.000: elaim- 14 miles. £20 940 6.80 kle) 100 4.40 3.4 Handsome Hal (Highishoe) '3 Time, 2:00. rujille. Wilco, Secret Vote, TAKES THIRD IN ROW. Georgetown Boys’ Club's insect team took its third straight victory yes- terday when it trounced the Iroquois A. C, 9-0. Burke held the losers to four hits and fanned 11. NO-HITTER BY WILSON. Charley Wilson pitched a no-hit game for the Michigan Park Orioles vesterday as they defeated the R. & R. Peewees, 13-0, at the Catholic University Stedtum. 4 1 | A 1. Mrthical King. Sizzling L. | Bourbon King. | 480 380 1120 FOURWINSINROW FORGOUNT MORSE Woodlander Runs Second by Length in Washington Park Feature. By the Associated Press. HICAGO, June 5.—Count Morse won his fourth consecutive stake start today by taking the Great Western Handicap at Washington Park before 10,000 spec- tators. The 4-year-old colt, owned by War=- ren Wright of Chicago, scored by one length over Butsey Hernandez’ Wood- lander, with Cardarrone third. Eight started the mile and a quar- ter event with Count Morse's victory worth $4.220 net to the Calumet farm | stable. 2 Count Morse raced the distance over a muddy track in 2:09'; with 126 | pounds up. Previously He had captured the Ben Ali Handicap at Kenneland, the Clark | Handlcap at Church Downs and the Blue and Gray Memorial at Washing- ton Park. Washington Park Results By the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse. t-vear-olds and u Exponent (Sissler) £1.000: elaiming; | mile and 30 yards. | 14.20 " 6.40 5.00 | Dandv Jay (Roberison) .80 820 (E. E. Phillips) 8.60 Time, 1:46 | Also ran—Minton. Palasa, Natlie Alice, | Hazy Autumn and Erech. SECOND RACE—Purse. $1.000: claim- vear-olds: 6 furlongs. i Braid (Corbett) 6.20 Girls Chance (Sixsler) Sun_Spice (Marinelli) Ti 1 ran—Trvanhurrs. Night One. Maskillo and Ahead. (Daily Double paid $69.80.) 440 320 520 740 5.00 Bandit, THIRD RACE—Purse, 2-vear-olds: 5 furlongs. Teddv Weed (Anderson) Invincible (Ha, Lenpola (Balaski) 340 | Also ran—Quick Getaway. Miss Louellen, | | Employer, Book Reader and Little Time. | FOURTH RACE—Purse. $1.200: allow- ces: 3-vear-olde: 6 furlonss’ rginia J. (Ryan) 7.80 Sir (Balaski) | Hermoilla (Corbett) Time. 1:1124 Also ran—Suns £1.000: maiden 860 13.60 10 3.00 2.60 out out out Trall I FIFTH RACE—Purse cex: 3-vear-olds up: (S. Roberts I (Anderson) (Robertson) L1 ran—Combahee. Miss Saxon. 1.000: 7.60 allow- 2.00 2.80 | EXTH 3.00 3.00 James City and SIXTH RACE—Great. Western Handi- i purte. $3.000 added: 3-year-olds and mile nt ‘Morse (Anderson) B.20 3.20 Woodlander (Ryan) 100 Cardarrone (E. E. Phillips) .80 Time, 2:09's | | . Alsa ‘ran—a Corinte. Count Arthur. Sir Jim James. a War Emblem and Grand | Manifou. a—Mrs. E. Denemark entrv. 1.00 3.80 EVENTH RACE—Purse $-vear-olds and up K River (Renick) nic Relief (Rvan) Prince Spiendor (Roberts) Time. 1:14 Also | Kate and £1.000 @ furlongs, 1110 48 6.10 claim- emont, Faust, abala Bartering EIGHTH RACE—Purse. $1.000 ear-olds and up: I's miles vi (Calvin) 18.80 10.00 &.00 Western Run (Knight) 300 180 Court (Rasen) 10.20 Time. 1 | Also ran—Memphis Lad. Saltero. Sir | Boston. Parity and Black Peter. claim- 1 Aqueduct | Entries for Tomorrow. By the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse. $1.000; ing; 2-year-olds 5 furlonss Fiy' Me 116 Diarissa No_ Ending 108 bDohoev Sparkling 113 Whoa Boy Early Evening 105 bDepend aRich Cream 105 Zump | aFdying “Dove 105 a—Mrs. W. P. Stewart-W. claim- | 105 10 | 108 113 | 108 H. Labosteaux w. K enfry | b—u entry. Bachrach-Mrs. Martin RACE - <5000 up. about SECOND Hurdle. purse year-olds and hurdles Valpuiseaux Petit Boby Navarin aMarc Au'le aClovisse Pils de Liral Grain de Cafe Razy, Cheick_ Rama 50 a—Poplar Lane Farm-W. B. Ruthrauff | entry. The Subscrintion steeplechase. 4- 1tz miles over Helder Budos. Scotch Hat Bartholdi Patricienne. Anthonia, 140 130 110 154 140 - 110 2d THIRD RACE—Purse. $1.000; maidens: 2-vear-olds: fillies: 5 furlongs White Fan 5 Mollie = Swain Beby Lynn Daughter Fair Sweet _Adeline Wes Songstop Fair Beam Sought _After Could Be Gala Moment 1 1 1 1 1 1 Gino Nun FOURTH RACE_—The Queens County | Handicap: purse. €4.000 added. 3-year- | olds and up. 1 mile, Memory Book Snark | Bill Parnsworth Rust Scotch Bun FIFTH RACE—The L1000 allowances &' furlongs. Broad Ripple | xAchieve | Janeen 109 | Cockade 114 | Byrne _ 115 Miracle 109 | Sergt. Little Snowflake: purse A-vear-olds;” Allies; | Butlermilk 2 Rosenna Planetoid 112 112 112 | SIXTH RACE—Purse, 3-year-olds and up. | Great Gun 115 Hornet | XGalloping 104 xTreasure Ship | Durwrack 07 Speed | Stickemup 5 Timepiece Bonnie Buzs § xPre War xBright Chance 5 High Mongul Bonsoir 5 Chief Mourner x—Apprentice allowance claimed. Clear and fast. Latonia Entries for Tomorrow. By the Assoctated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse, $A00; 4-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs. Captain Henry_ 112 Gold Thorn y Bosh 102 Gen. Greenock - XMiss Vennie XRettef Lady Hazel _ Pipson £1.000; elaiming: | 1 11 1 10: 11 claimine; 110 | 110 102 - 109 SECOND_RACE—Purse. the Debs; 2-year-olds: filie: Wall _ 5 L aFair Miss Mars __ xWise Princess_ Plavdis aMrs. A L. Taylor entry. 00: maidens; THIRD RACE—Purse. $600: 4-year-olds and up: 6 furiongs. xOriental Miss_ 97 xMarie Jean _ xRipple Alons__ 108 xPat C. ._ Black Buddy XRed Go _ Mature Novette xShadow Dawn_ 10 FOURTH RACE—Purse, $600; claiming: 2-year-olds: 5 furlongs. Bound Weve 110 Kitty Baker _ Genevra M 112 Fine Min: __ xBetty Allene - 104 Cautivo Intrip claiming; 105 10° 11 10 105 109 TEgani - 107 Barbara 8. _ " 10 FIPTH RACE—The Twin Oaks: purse, $800: allowances: 73.year-olds; & furlongs x8a; Lady _ 105 Jay Bee Jay. _ 107 Mistralkin 102 Cherovan ___ "~ 109 Mainman 107 Gin Daisy _ 107 SIXTH RACE—The June Time: purse, $700: claimin, vear-olds; 6 furlong Chanting 104 Midas xWise Dart ___ 103 xCheer Star 29 John Allen = 111 Flipflap 108 XBusy Lutrecia_ 104 xPansys Pirst _ 101 SEVENTH RACE—Purse, $700: ing: 3-year-olds and up 1/ miles. Gillie 112 Wise Bessa Srracen 114 Just Prank Cinar 112 EIGHTH RACE—Purse, $800: elaiming; 3-vear-olds and up: 1/ miles xSatlors Gift___ 103 Fort Estill - 108 xCity Limit 95 xCherokee Red_ 108 Annuity - 108 Dev XCavalry Call - 108 Buddie Miile claim- 107 112 mile. [ x | xMy Ponne Race Selections AQUEDUCT (Fast). By the Louisville Timss. 1—Fly Me, Rich Cream, No End- ing. 2—No selections. 3—Fear Beam, Sweet Adeline, 4—Memory Book, White Cockade, Bill Farnsworth. 8—Achieve, Buttermilk, Planetoid. 6—Pre War, Timepiece, Bonsoir, Best, bet—Achieve. CONSENSUS AT AQUEDUCT (Fast), By the Associated Press. 1—Stewart-Laboyteaux entry, Fly Me, Depend. 2—No selections. 3—Sweet Adeline, Wes, Daughter Fair, 4—White Cockade, Snark, Mem- ory Book. 5-—Achieve, Janeen, Buttermilk. 6—Pre War, Stickemup, Bonsoir. Best bet—Achieve. Gala Moment, SUFFOLK DOWNS (Fast), By the Louisville Times. 1—My Blonde, Strange Times, Dedication Miss Tad, Jessie V. L., Credul- ous. 3-—Coya, Chatuga, St. Mori 4—Devil's Mate, Parlor Folk Dance. 5—Slavonia, ‘Tabitha. 6—Rough Diamond, Along, Chance King. T—Post Meridian, Abaddon, Sweet ‘Tokalon. 8—Kapena, Ironbound, Catchall, Best bet—Devil's Mate. Trick, Fair Knightness, Breezing CONSENSUS AT SUFFOLK DOWNS (Fast), By the Associated Press 1—Dedication, Laddie Stone, Hard 2—Jessie V. L., Miss Tad, Grand Anna, 3—Coya, Pat. 4—Folk Dance, Devil's Mate, Par- lor Trick 5—Fair Knightess, Slavonia, Sor- ceress. 6—Rough Diamond, Along. Gilbert Elston 7—Post Meridian, Beau Sweet Tokalon 8—Kapena, Royal bound Best bet—Post Meridian. Die St. Moritz, Browneyed Breezing Phaona, Tread, TIron- WASHINGTON PARK By the Louisville Times 1—Grey Flash, Ebony Boy, Sand Bag 2—Chipeta. Miss Balko, Sky Cloud 3—-Balufuss. Jubilesta, Maneuver 4—Bow to Me, Scatterbrain, Ten- ace 5—Infantry, About 6—Reaping Reward, Teddy Green, Privileged 7—Lame Duck 8—Peggy's Peggy, Sir Ajax, Sno- beedo. Best bet—Reaping Reward. (Fast) Danise M., Talked Sea Ted, Toney DETROIT By the Louisville Times 1—All Night, Ted Conard, Stairs. 2—Soda Time, Pompeian Way, Sweep Brook 3—Texas Boy, Time 4—Dark Seeker, Inscription, Money Getter, 5—Dixiana entry, aLte Day. Nad 6—Billy Bee Prince Fellow, Bunny Martin T—Carus Clarus, Ricciardo, Legal Gamble. 8—Sey Do. Fitkin. Parawick 9—Renaissance, Sun Circle Blaze, Skotchy. Best bet—Carus Clarus. (Fast), Star Angela, Fly LATONIA (Fast). By the Associated Press 1—Captain Henry, Robert 8, Ret- tef. 2—Miss Mars, Wise Princess, Play- dis. 3—Black Buddy, Marie Jean, Rip- ple Along. 4—Kitty Baker, Genevra M., Bar- bara S. 5—Main Man, Lady. 6—Wise Dart, Lutrecia. T—Gillie, Saracen, Wise Bessa. 8—Cherokee Red, Sallors Gift, Cherovan, Squaw Chanting, Busy Main Man. Washington Park Entries for Tomorrow. By the Associsted Press. FIRST RACE—Purse, 2-year-oids. 5 furlongs Green Country_ 104 Pebble M Stlver irah 109 Sand Bag xMiss Pittypat 107 Luckingo Grey Flash 108 Ebony Boy $900: ciaiming; 100 108 1 SECOND RACE—Purse, $800 3-year-olds: s Dick’s Pal xBlind Bage Oftender Jabberie 5 Safe Porte Mitzi Kal Skv Cioud xNot Out Kal R ine B. _ xNorth Blaze Pink Petunia Chipeta xMerry Pezgy 101 Wendy Darling claiming: 100 1on 106 a0 101 104 104 Miss Balko 104 xModest Man'ers_101 THIRD RACE—Purse $800: elaiminc: 2-year-olds: 51, furlongs. xJubilesta 107 Young Playtime 10¢ Jean Cloud 115 Sherab Jr. ___11 XManoeuver 105 Blaufuss 115 Mama’'s Boy 1 FOURTH RACE—Purse. $000: clalming: 4-year-olds and up: 1 mile and 70 yard: Tenace 105 xStar Bud 114 All Devil 114 Scatterbrain 116 xOver Yonder __108 Bow To Me 120 PIFTH RACE—Handican: purse. $1.000: A-vear-olds and up: 6 furlongs. Infantry 115 Transmutable _ 106 Foyot Z108 ghr Emerson 13 Danise M. Z106 Talked About Threadneedle 103 SIXTH RACE-_Purse. $900; allowances; 3-vear-olds: 1 mile. aWar Minatrel 112 bLbubble - 118 Merry Mood.. 115 Teddy Green. _115 Denbich R T | Coronjum 108 Privileged - 119 aLina's Son - 108 Reaving Reward 122 Calculator _ bAIKit 110 aMrs. E Denemark entry. bA. C. Ernst entry. SEVENTH RACE—Purse. $300; ing: 4-year-olds and up: 1 mile Advancing 3 xWezoway Mardromel 7107 xDokns xLady Federal __102 Toney Boy _ Sea Ted “Z71]8 xLame Duck -108 Plag Cadet EIGHTH RACE—Purse. $000: claimi 3-year-olds and up‘_1'a miles. xPlving Cherokee 107 Sir Ajax . XMiss Rifz 100 Roger Witch XPegez's Peggy 105 xMalay " _ Two Sons 1% ‘Mousetrap xSnobeedo 10 xSpicksen xPaplay 07 XChifally Ohief Geronimo 117 XHour Zev Habanero 115 Spicson, Gleaning Ruth 9% Cannon's Roar - xApprentice allowance claimed. Wenther Cloudy and track good. PLAYS AT DAVIDSONVILLE. Firestone A. C. nine goes to David- sonville, Md., today for a game with the team of that town. Manager ‘McKenney has his three ace pitchers —Bill Beck, Mal Booker and Al De- laney—all ready to start. 2 it =1 1 1 112 | Zippy | by Geor | under | met wit 110 | BY PAUL J. MILLER, Jr. America's Authority on Soclal Ch Champ Derr Loses Cup to Dr. Marvin. T WAS a coup de maitre. A master stroke. The genial Fates made it so. Mahmood Taher, president of the Omar Khayyam Chess Club of George Washington University, called the press on the phone and said: “Be- tween 5 and 7 o'clock Wednesday aft- ernoon Dr. Marvin will award in per- son the chess championship trophy.” When queried as to the exact time of the presentation cere- mony, Taher said: “About 5:30.” Meantime some energetic soul mailed cards announcing the college chess club would meet at 5 o'clock, when the award would be made. Dozens of chess players trouped into Colum- bian House, home of the university's alumni association promptly at 5. Dr. Cloyd Marvin, university presi- dent, notified that the assembly would | youthful adversary on the twenty- |Mrs. H. E. Kittredge and Charl be at 5, was there with a beautiful cup in his hands, | G. W. U. CHESS TROPHY. On the base of the cup were inscribed the words: “George Washington Uni- sersity Chess Championship, 1937. Won e L. Derr.” Dr. Marvin cleared his throat for the precentation speech Taher fidgeted uneasily. Members looked aghast at each other. Where was Derr? But the champion never came He wasn't notified! ! President Marvin tucked the cup his arm and strolled back to office and a desk piled high with urgent corresp: e club room to be all over. Every- and breezed cries body’s gone.” Since the stories didn't gee, the press At 530 the press rushed up in a taxi began checking up. The amusing truth came out later in the evening when Champion Derr was located at the Social Chess Lounge. “No, I wasn't notified,” he said And ruefully rubbing his chin, he | another university next year. I stood up the president” maitre! Keres Forces Alekhin to Resign. MATEURS take much delight in playing over games that eminent masters lose in international tourneys. Paul Keres of Estonia, who tied with iflmxben Fine of the United States for | major honors in the Margate (Eng.) Easter tournament, essayed the | favorite opening of the famous Span- Alexander | Alekhin Alekhin vielded the with game to his third move. RUY LOPEZ OPENING. Black, White, Keres. Alekhin, Keres. 1 P-K4_ P-K4 13 P-K5 2 KKi-B3QK(-B3 3 B-Ktb R3 White, Black, Alekhin. P-KKt4 KB-BL RxB Q-K2 BxB B- Castles P-KB3 RxP Q-Kt5 Resigns. TN o [P PRP ARWIDIR Divan's Membership Surges Upward. | DRIVING earnestly toward its cov- eted membership goal of 150 loyal chess boosters for organized chess in | went on, “I suppose I'll have to go to | | | | the District, the Washington Social | Chess Divan led off with a spurt this | week at its over-the-board rally. | Amonz the June members to date are ! Werner W. E. Bryant I Anton Y. Hesse Ferris._Simon Naidel G. B Basil Bogolionbofl, Dr. Alexander Brooks | L. J. Curran,_ Mrs. H. E. Kitiredge. Mary Owens. V. Colonna. Charies K. Rogers | Carl E_Rhodes. J. Eskin, Arthur Kimberly. David T. Rav. Mrs_ Mabel Pherson. James H. Terriil. F. W._F. Gle son, Mrs. Vivian Jeflere. Dr. (Mrs) M Fit7gerald. Maud G Sewall Dale D. Pullen eph Chmielewski. Winfred Horn Julien | A. Ripley, Norval P. Wigginion. Mrs E. R | Shepard. 'Lewis R Long. H. C. Sheridan J. H. Finnegan. Samuel J. Tucker. Herry Reel’ Albert Conner. Dr. 'A. J. Hall J. G | Fairchiid. Abe Scidenbers. Konrad Will nich, Robert D Walker. M. L. Lind | H M Meacham. N. Belate and S Wagman Recent visitors include Mrs. V. Colonna Gen. H. CNewcomer. Chariotie Haller! E L Magee Anna_Bran Mahmood Taher, Mr Mrs. Carl Hesse. Mre Julien’ Ripley. E. L. Jeflers and Pearl Spicknall. Membership in the only exclusive chess club in the Nation's Capital with modern game facilities is only $3 for the Summer quarter—June, July and August. Prospective memberz may pay the $3 fee in easy instaliments, $1 be- | tween June 1-16, $1 on July 2 and $1 on August 2. Checks should be mailed |to the Washington Social Chess | Divan, 1336 I street northwest. | The membership card entitles you to use of lounge, day and night ! library, instructional lectures, educa- | tional exhibits, intradivan tourneys. simultaneous exhibitions by expert players, a 10 per cent courtesy dis- | count on chess equipment from the | non-profit co-operative Affiliated Chess Services and “guest privileges for your wife or announced flancee | Each Wednesday the divan has a general rally at the Park- side Hotel, featuring friendly fames among members and | visitors. You are always extended a cordial Mrs E | Chess Association Yes, sir, Mahmood, it was & coup de ' welcome by the officers—President I. J. Curran, Secretary Mabel McPher= son and Treasurer Norval P. Wigs ginton. Ladies Tilt for District Crown. NDER the able chairmans Maud Sewall the Metropo imtiate? on 2 the first woman's chess champion- ship tournament ever held in the an- nals of ocal chess Eight skilled players have entered the competition for the official title, “Woman chess champion of the Dis- trict of Columbia” Perhaps others will file entries this Wednesday, when match play will be again in progress at the Social Chess Lounge, Parkside Hotel. Opening play favored Mesdames ish bishop, Ruy Lopez de Segura, | Anna Bran and E. R. Shepard the against former world champion, Dr. | {Ormer scoring wins over May Ou success. | and Maud Sewall, and the latte reg- istering spiendid agai victories e Hallett Mrs. Vivian Jeffers won fron Owens and lost to Maud Sewal Dr. M. Fitzgerald Charlotte Hallett. Maud Sewsall triumphed over Mary Owens, who also lost to Mrs. Kittredge. The tournament is a single d robin and no doubt will by July 1. Contesta matches weekly or sem: sure permits, lay is gove code and law Chess Feder; Mary defeated rou Chess Problem No. 81. By G. F. ANDERSON Social C Quarterly BLACK—G ME. WHITE—10 MEN, White (o Play and Mats in Two. Complete standi 1 the D. C. May Problem Co given next Sunday. Meanw columnist wades through some solutions posted during the May ton ney, Chesspourri. BING CROSBY becomes player in his hit, “Pen Heaven," and a child teaches ! crooner the moves Current, iseus of News-Week has an entertaini: cartoon on “political chess” . . . Thi musketeers from Georze Washington University's chess club probab: 1l clash with Central High's famed tr': | Thursday at the Social Chess Lounze This column inquiries 4 soed velope brings a rep (Copyright, June A, 12 welcomes facts and * chess self-add tamped en- Charles Town Entries for Tomorrow. 2400. maide 110 110 110 e Schley Gold (Lauch) Princess Tour (Fo Iim_Margin (Garrett) neE Home (Munoz) __ 1¢ <400 clain 412 turl SECOND RACE —Purse. {-vear-olds and up: about Benedict Lady Gla Gee Sharp Tom's Boy x Double on Sea Goantell (Te Handley (W No Mista Tulevries ng; 110 103 (Bere 105 (Trvon) (RAYK)s Ssoise 105 y 10 (Root) ~ __ tar (Machado) Petee (Machado) Landsman_(Laurin} Cautious Bo (Lauch) Miss Nobby (Weich) | X Edith Walker (Welch) THIRD RACE-—Purse. $400 vear-olds 2nd up, about (Wisner) Reigh Tetrarch (Pal Stepping In (Wisne: Jordan Rose (Garre Gay Lass (Trrol Black Ribbon (Lauch) By Surprise (Machado) claiming; 7 furiongs. umbo) - | Early Call (Gomez) | Counselior | | | Spear Nyack (Palumbo) (Terhune) Billy (Hernandez) Gentleman (Cusimano) Dressmaker (Garrett) Lady Gurzil (Sherry) FOURTH RACE—Purse, 400 ing. A-year-olds: Charles Town Tuleyries Ruby_(Machado) Little Whisk (Tryon) - Tweety (Lauch) Turn Up (Garrett) Justa Town (Fowler) Life Line (Root) = Henryman (Terhune) Clymene (Berg) claim- course. SR, 103 107 03 12 08 1 1 1 Mineral: about FIFTH 500 furlongs. Happy Joe (Terhune) Sylvia G. (Laurin) Barnstormer_(Machado) Stinzaree (Root) Happy Road (Lauch) Flosilda (Palumbo) RACE—The year-olds and up; purse 813 SIXTH RACE—Purse. $500; 2-year-olds and up; about 1 Porphyry (Lauch) Holland (Wisner) x Jim Moss (Simpson) Pass (Palumbo) £ Light Action (Machado) _ Amasin_(Root) Fife (Garrett) elaimin miles. BIRSGEL SEVENTH RACE--Purse. $500: claim- ing: 3-year-olds and up; 1'a miles. Bav (Tryon) Foggy Dawn (Berg) Crowded Hours (Root) Canimar _‘Palumbo) Counter Pass (Polk) _ Dunrita (Terhune) Jim Brown (Snyder) Prince Pettie (Snyder) Siempre (Fowler) Golden Play (Machado) Queen Nadi (Garrett) SUBSTITUTE RACE — Purse. claiming; 4-vear-olds and up; about furlongs. Nora's Grace (Root) Peggy_Can_ (Lauch) Miss Symphony (Coffma Tell It (Wisner) Princess Wrack (Garrett) Ktwo (Machado) 2w Black Mars (Palumbo) -2 Loch London (Polk) Wise Revue, (Machado) _ Timber Net'(Garrett) Adriatic (Terhune) Warned Off (Lauch) x Whiskora (Simpson) x—Apprentice allowan: ROMANS TAKE GAME. ‘Romans of the Urciolo Realty Co. trounced the Branchville nine, 15-8, yesterday on University Field. The Vesee 13 Nimble Ping xMechanies Gold 3 Z 10 08 Broadway Juel 11. . cloar track, fast. winners play the Owens Motor Co. nine today. Clear and fa: WOULD JOIN PEEWEES. Edwin Peacock, 8 pitcher, of Edmon- ston, 174, would like to affiliate with game peewes Sine, 110 | FRAIDY CAT IS VICTOR Beats Mansco by Half Length in | Belle Isle Handicap. DETROIT, June 5 (#).—Hal Price Headley's Fraidy Cat galloped in more than a half length in front of Mansco to win the $3,000 added Belle Island Handicap here today Erin Torch, entered with Rollin Home. was third. In the other feature race. Maria defeated Misgivings and won the $2,000 St. Clair Stakes. Last Message was third. Detroit Results ST RACE—Purse. 1ds and up: M. (Guymon) Sis Alice (Grill) Hizh Santa (Fernander) Time. 1:14 5 Also ‘ran—Newhinney, definite and Stone Crop. SECOND RACE—Purse. $800; claimin vear-olds; 15 miles job Printer (Meloche) 6.80 Georzia Meaden (Grill) Bemar (Saunders) Time 1:50%% y . Also _ran—Colonel's _ Miss. Cuban Bor and Crack Ber (Daily Deuble paid $145.60.) e iurtone arlon: L'l.”" elatming 40 480 80 240 Come Home, In- a0 280 140 300 2.80 claiming: 40 3.40 THIRD. RACE—Purse. £800: | 4-vear-olds and up: 6 furlongs Ladino (Stevenson) 3.80 | Bride Tim, 2.80 300 | and Mottled. FOURTH RACE—Purse. 3800; claiming; | 3-vear-olds and np: @ furlones. Lerd Dalton (Gril) ~ 16.00 6.60 Merry Caroline (Guymeon) 4.00 Alwinteur (Hardy) |7 Time. 1:12%. | _ Alse ran—Cruising. | Kingsbury. Sceut Azure and FIFTH RACE—Pur; Clair Stakes: 2-vear-. 2 Hich Maria (Stev'sen) 6.80 Misgivings (Hardy) Last Message (Calvert) Time. 1:00%. Alse ‘ran — 8ir Bevidere. markable and Dorothy Rock. a—Dixians entry. SIXTH RACE—Belle Island Handies purse. $3.000 added: 3-year-olds and & furiongs. Praidy Cat (F; s Rhett, Re- or) Prince_Fellow. Billy Bee a—Dixi! SEVENTH ing: i-vear-olds and wp: Aukaj (Marrere) Imperizl Betsy (Grill) Joan Macaw (Vinas) me, 2:01. Alse Tan—Silent Den and All Bays. EIGHTH RACE—Pnrse. $868: claimin 3-y lds and 1 mile and 70 yard: Communist (Stevensen) 7.08 4.0 Chief Evergreen (Guymen) .00 Revelstoke (Fernandes) Time. 1:46 Alse ran—Miss Petrin: M d CE—Purse, Baby Joe, Wild GAINS 16th STRAIGHT. Takoma Tigers defeated the Cleve- land Park Athletic Club yesterday in a good ball game, 9 to 5. This was the sixteenth straight win for the Takoma Tigers. == RACE TO PETER SAXON. AGUA CALIENTE, Mex,, June 5 () —Peter Saxon won the Escondido Claiming Handicap here today, going the 8 furiongs in 1:1144. 'S High | Suffolk Downs Entries for Tomorrow. Es the Associated Press FIRST RACE -vear-ol 3Little Binan " Orphans Lasc xLady Tichner Black Nose 101 92 XMy Blonds 9% xDedication 100 xPirst Big 104 xStranze 106 xDie H 11 Light Healed Times | xJessie V. 8.60 | Eseomur. | 1:13%. Also ran—Leading Bet, Ceunt Cotton | Watentu 3:09 | Abaddon 240 Beau Phaona ., THIRD RACE—P! 3-year-olds and up Clarity XB'wn Eved Pat 1 x8t. Moritz Sun Dad Grev Hip 109 Sis Currants 113 xCI FOURTH RACE ine: fillies. 2-vea xGarden Pool | XHappy Chase | Mazie 22 XLady Wesver | Time Interval FIPTH mares Sorc! lace 108 Lade Democrat it < o > Open Up Fo'k Dance xParlor Tr. 118 aslavonia aPorcellus 1 | Smith and Mrs. R. R. Russ B. M entry, SIXTH RACE— P | olds and up. 1.4 miles xGilbert Eiston 110 Uncle Fred Breezing Along 115 Chance King XRough Diam nd 105 | _SEVENTH_RACF_P Derchester Purse. maid 1 1 mile. s1.000 n 3 and 4 103 Mormad 108 Sueet Tokalon 100 T'm S0 Dry 105 Post Meridian Comeda Stop Not . EIGHTH RACE-—Purse $1.000 ing: 3-vear-olds and up 1.s mile Catehall 114 YKapena xDizzy B 107 Gay Dos xRoyal Tread _ 113 Tronbound xApprentice allovance claimed. Clear and fast. g HORSE JUDGES NAMED Johnson of Washington on List for S8how at Warrenton. WARRENTON, Va., June 5 (#).—A number of nationally known horsemer have been invited to judge the event: in the Upperville horse show to be held at Grafion Hall on Friday and claim- invited to judge include Thomas Henry of Harrisonburz, Va thoroughbred classes; Watson Webb ot Shelbourne, Vt., and Westbury, Long Island. and John Bowditch, Praming. | ham, Mass., hunters and jumpers: Cal Thomas Johnson, Washington, D. C. remount, and Harry K. 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