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Evening star., 1935-10-06
Elizabeth Nesbit's Squiffy,
Fo'ltless Fencer, Captures
Tri-COlOr in Horse. Exhibit

MODEL HUNTER CLASs-Won BY Ca
thode Il, Ray oTned n'Yd by Miss Elizabeth Mes,
Eacho: third. Gypsy queen. owned BY
Miss Eva Rabbit: fourth. Rocksie. owned
OPEN SADDLE CLAss-won BY Jack
SHded Eedn owned s
ridden by Norman CLARK; third. Sun Di.
owned and ridden by Mrs: Gladys Hab-
erman; fourth. Catalan Blue; owned by
Doris Hughes
LADIES HUNTER cLAsS-won by
Sample Ballot; owned by Jack Allen and
beth Nesbit; third. Rocksie owned and
ridden by Miss Margaret Cotter; fourth.
gypsy queen. owned and ridden by Miss
NoN IHoRouGHBRED HUNTERS
Won by Glenn Colleen. owned and ridden
third Stand Pat. owned BY Dr. W A
Son4pP SsnaqPon 1np%Is. and ridden 5y LanisT Drake
Miss Elizabeth Noting, 4iNueA 0'
HUNTER HACKS-Won by Governor.
1olsnb 9Gned BY g, u g Randle and ridden by
s%asa shS .idesn ssFIFssd 'ifi:R HusR.. siHs
b9 Miss syPSs PSs RsSb oT1sa osb and dds
naire' Ig.Ie' owned and ridden BY Miss Marsaret
FAMILY eLAss-won by Mr.. and Mrs.
tS,on u SWeH. SeColo. Mr. ah6 MIS-.
third: Fred j. Hushes. r.: Pransis s HSshe: ioen
and Doris Hughes: fourth. Marion. june
shf fHoRouoGsRRnD, HSaE6SH GIasfn, HuxrERs-won b,
Seth elny S.spt 1wned ..nna and RIDDEN by Miss Eliza
and ridden by Fred J. Hughes, jr.: third,
Elizabeth .Nesbit fourth. Hssty H" Puddins, ss
,ToUcH-AN -oUTSwon io9k Ss You Ras-
cal You, owned and ridden by J. T. Cook:
second, Temptation, owned by Fort Myer
horse Show, team and ridden by Lieut..
4. 4: j. Cumming and ridden by Wliiam
davenport: fourth. Sandy. owned by Fort
Myer Horse Show team and ridden by Mai.
'. AtLL,MEoNrGoMERY COUNTY SADDLE
fdd.n sy g. Kn 2 .esoSs
Happy Time, owned, and ridden by W.
Frank Burrows; third. QUESTIONABLE,
owned and ridden by Miss Margaret Hill:
fourth. Catalan Blue, owned and ridden
by Fred J. Hughes, ir.
HANDY HUNTERS-Won by Black Cad
II; second; You Rascal YOU. owned and
by Fort Myer Horse Show team and rid
den by Maj. J; r Duke; fourth. Stand on,
owned and ridden by Fenton Fadeiey.
CORINTHIAN-Won by Squiffy, owned
and ridden by Miss Elizabeth Nesbit; Sec
ond; Sample Ballot. owned by Jack Allen
Blue; owned and ridden By Pred J. Hughes.
oatiBHn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MfffeSS owned by Mis-.
Elizabeth Nesbit: reserve champion. Sam
pie Ballot. owned BY Jack Allen.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
LAUREL RESULTS

S,s%S s. ss5SR:'' gS;sf sSS:
snd, $500, Ga So, & ,4o; Felisss. ios s'p q. M Mss-
laski). third, 50. Time-1:13 2-5. Also
Fnf Eeter Mafk Ronson Mi sufsy Roy.
sssS s.nas r. ,.sEsss .sEsss: ana sus:s ss
f 80 sf'dsa'a S. saa6 W. Wise Count nau' i65 "0n e.
GARRETT. SECOND, S14;7o, $3.50; Jakovia.
ia. Also ranWchiilisd. l sainted. 1 riddie-
THIRD kAcE-1l. miles; purse. 5000:
xsndrs ( g - 1iS ~ q: ssiassi. won won, sii'4S,
ncf sssofd Sea9eH o. third s9Sr sD2i imt tlo
IA 145a. Also RouEh Player. Treas
Pan. RsIly de- double Rald s$45,4o:
$500; ths richard John.on Snss Stakes; Dulss for
f%Nn raIr H kislafhses knlshssss
lo9 q. Kacalal, second. s.e 90, SI4. 20;
FHasy 1?9 M Also ss.nes ,hTd sfSG a.s
snow Fox. Green Mist. Speed. Speed to
'Dfff FIFTH a0 RHCENs RACE 'rt furlonss purs. S.
600; the Capitol Handicap: for 3-year-
GLITTER fas and WON npysrS e % S. sfton q Ise
Nancy, 107 IL: BalaskD. second. So 90,
So 30; Vicar. 1OS IN. Garner), third,
SEQ. Time-I:I1 3-5. Also ran
Evergold. Nautch. Dartle and Isaiah.
SIXTH RACE-1,,s miles; purse. ST..
600; claiming; for 3-year-olds and up
s. 40, $50. Sc 10; @ esstncss ncSs'no Zoo "Ha Il.
Eichards,. SECOND. "a 90, So. 10; Silent
:45as; Also ran-Tophight, GARDINER
I'd and Bright Phantom.
o SEVENTH RACE. miles; purse.
81 30, n $3.50 $500 Il kusa.il Ssasn.'npo io5 va n.
Jos F: Faust. third. $3.50. Time
! AZ 2-5. Also ran-Scotty Don, Fairly
Wild. Apathy. Keep Out and Pencader
Evening star., 1935-10-06
Leaping Lena to Root for King
In Go With Dat Lug Gallagher

November 4 card headed by the WAL
ter Neusel-Primo Camera argument
right now Joe is here helping Gal
lagher get in shape for the meeting
with Levinsky.
There are two "naturals" waiting
for some promoter to handle during
the impending indoor season both
rematches and over 15-round
routes for District championships ..
Bob Goodwin VS.. Buck Everett i.
for the heavyweight title E. Sid Silas
VS.. Phil FUR for welterweight
laurels :. neither bad.
The Virginia Boxing Commission
will meet at the George Mason
Hotel In Alexandria tomorrow night
-. at 7 o'clock the first meeting
1t ever has held in Northern Virginia
-. Charley Fenwick, one Of its men,
bers. who lives at East Falls Church
invites Washington people inter-
ested In promoting boxing D.. or box
ing In general -. TO attend the ses-
sion. ]. B. K.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
OLD VEHICLES SEEN
IN UPPERVILLE SHOW
Parade of Ancient Coaches Is
Feature of Pageant Held at
Horse Center.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
T 1PPERvILLE, Va, October 5.-Days
when the coach and four, with
liveried coachmen on the box. was a
favorite mode of travel among the
weather. classes in the Old Dominion
were revived here this afternoon az
folk in this horse center of the Stats
turned out to view and participate ir
past-period pageant.
Ancient coaches, busted of and re-
furnished after standing unused 70!
more than quarter Of a century. wer
brought out and paraded in the his.
toric grounds Of the Upperville Coll
and Horse Show.
Summaries:
First. .Lassie. Anne Clay Bayly, Uppervillea
second. Ignatz. Roger Bayly. jr Upper
vile: third, Llangollen Jock. ridden by
PONY Jumping ponies 49, and under)
rdden BY sessy Re S'k H.Mon MT pDsT
Jean S9pqqsss MsTkha@ Ii{h -, '.. -. ...o1 ~
First: Dorothy NJ. Peach Bros. uppeTvllle;
second, Glory Road. Mrs; John Hay Whit
neE hfhEe EMhfRsoof boaffEN Ms whsnst Fs
Iandem, Peach Bros. second. Going Up.
E I: Redmond; third. Mid Guard. Mrs.
BONA. FIDE HUNTERS (horses kept pri-
marily for hunting that have not been
shown in jumping class in any show ring
Eelinton Stables; second Baby Mrs Whit.
ppey; psy thiTd' Tidewater, Tom Waller. The
oPEN HUNTERS Performance only to
counD-First. Nijinski Mrs John b. An.
derson. The Plains; secopd saiterello' Mrs,
G,,; GWh,tney; third. Spring Miss. Ritcor Bros,
MODIFIED coRrNrHrAN toutsid. eours.
T,nnr,In1i Eyer ,,HInm1ps not to exceed : teeO-First.
end Spins Hope % MRS S wSttn.s: wMStnge' third. sfd.
~, HtALF-BRED HTNTERsS First. Blue
fhTTRR9neRS,GTd TRnR6GlGueGSsppn Gsp WilIism Mitshell
end Spring Hone 0a Ms nav whitn.ss hii.gs' thss sse
hiP1TiII.s' PATHS M Mrs. a,IThHRsy, WhitRsy, u, ,.
end sp5ins miss. Riteor Brcs.. n'ne and ssf: sef.
edgs Fool and cypTes: ds ssaa shua Ms M9
s.inSSG6 TiSG6E AMP our-rir.t. Anna. J. b.
LsDiEs aGSrERs@erMfsitt' ne Mit' NJinss hssGr ssGs MPs
tSird golden Hse ReD1.. aet Gem Mrs. ws MSil
v MEN IN SIDE SADDLE lover jumn,,--
TIsl. rTlIsl. george Robert Slater, riding Thirty-
,n,nsxi; ! ns third. Clarence Fur. fidins Golden
Pageant winners:
,,, ,fAsT;MQyING vEHICLES-rirst. Mrs
whitneys Irish jauntinT cart. driven by
sen!amin fs L.; Cook Of Providence. r. T.;
third TsSi9s & &Hsrding,s tandem
ME NJ. Tsrtsr Tsb5's covered wagon; second.
Dixnaros carriaRc; third, Charles Kineh.
zoe spring wagon and mule,
Whltney's Indian group; second. Mrs
stacy ,, Lloyd on horseback In costume OF
oiden times: third, J. C. Butler, dressed
rs outrider for plainsmen
Evening star., 1935-10-06
F|RETH0RN, 10.TO |,
Wins AT BELMONT
Finishes Two Lengths in
Front OF Count Arthur,
7-to-20 Favorite.
By the Associated Press.

80 SAio hoooNlhtEu FIe13.
n YEW YORK. October 5-Ftre-
M thorn, 10-to-l shot, sur
v prised the. form players at
Belmont Park today, when he
breezed home first in the forty-third
Lawrence Realization, one of America s
greatest distance classics.
The brown son of Sun Briar, owned
by Walter M. Jefford, unfinished Mrs.
John D. Hertz's Count Arthur TO take
top money while A. G. Vanderbilt's
Purple knight finished third.
The colt. which up until today had
failed to show the form expected OF
him, was ridden faultlessly by Eddie
Arcaro as he pulled away from the
Chicago-owned chestnut and crossed
the finish line two lengths TO the
good. Count Arthur had been in
stalled 7-to-20 favorite to repeat
the triumph of his more illustrous
sire, Reign Count. The eligibility Of
Count Arthur in the stake had been
questioned by five nominators before
he was approved.
Purple Knight came from far in the
ruck to beat out lot of tired horses,
but at that he was Is lengths behind
Count Arthur at the finish. The purse
was $500.
Another long shot, Beanie M, Of
z. r. Bradley's stable, upset calcula-
tions by turning in the best perform
ance In the tWenty-ninth Matron
stakes Of 6 .furlongs, leacing tome
a representative field of 2year-old
fillies.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
Levn Bout Bsiess Gallagher Peacock Ace of Amateur Golf
has and how he wallops 'em from the
tee.
Burnett Better Than Record.

Volney Burnett. the golfing fire
laddie from Indian Spring, didn't win
anything but q public links tourney,
but he proved that he rates in the
top flight Of the local amateurs by his
consistent play over the season. He
carried Peacock to the twenty first hole
ut Woodmont, and qualified for the
national.
Bill Shea, the Congressional and
Western High School kid, won both
the District junior and the school,
boy title. He also won the medal in
the Congressional championship with
sub-par 10. Here is q kid who
can 60 far. but like most youngsters.
ne lacks consistency. He should rate
higher next year.
Billy Dettweiler had a disappoint.
ing year. Runner-up for the District
title last year the tall Dettweiler bow
failed to qualify for the national and
lost at Chevy Chase, the only tourney
where he made showing. Billy must
change his short-game style If he is
to be consistently good.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
Couldn't Resist Ring Call.

RUT Marty couldn't forget the CLAM
orols days Of the ring. He
yearned to draw on the gloves cnce
again. and when Matchmaker Goldie
Ahearn came along in the Summer
offering shot at Levinsky the Foggy
Bottom horsenan fell from the saddle
and fell for the fight.
For some weeks now Marty has been
downright serious about training, and
his handlers insist he'll be in the pro-
verbal pink when he opens the To-
round tussle with King next Wednes-
day night. And Marty Is hopeful of
proving that an ex-horseman has
something on an erstwhile peddler of
fish when it comes to swapping
punches.
If Marty manages to make his point
he'll turn over the riding academy
venture to minor partners and bid for
near-big-time recognition in the flstic
field. II one Is to believe Levinsky,
however, Marty will be hiring horses
again the day after the fight-or as
soon thereafter as the Foggy Bottom
riding academy master is able to get
about, King hints meaningly. The
King during his training sessions
here hasn't overlooked the little mat
ter Of keeping in talking form.
Any way one regards the Wednesday
night set-to, 1t will mark turning
point in Marty's business career.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

w yHEN King Levinsky steps
AA/ into the ball yard ring
- Wv against Marty Gallagher
Wednesday night the
all-America earache will be there
roofing for the Chicago fish peddler
Leaping Lena, the Kings sister
and one-time part manager, is over
her peeve about the match and
promises. to be at hand "the Kings
mu brother and gotta look out for
him" Lena sends word from Chi
cago "an' he's gonna stop dat big
lug Gallagher who's Gallagher,
anyhoo? -. never heard Of .im."'
Moon Mullens, who'll make his Dis
trict debut in the eight-round semi
final on the Gallagher-Le card,
is q eorking featherweight club fighter
out Of Chicago he boasts knock
out over Pete Degrasse Mullens
will fight Roland Santos :, New York
Mexican thererl be 81 rounds In
oil carded for the Wednesday show.
Hal steinman, Levinsky's manager,
wants Heinie Miller to referee the big
bout Wednesday but the District
Boxing Commission secretary doesn't
want the Job he has told all three
commissioners he doesn't Heinie
insists 1t Is not his function to ref
cree" and besides should he ON
ciate It would place the commission
on the spot also take away Q job
from . registered District ofhcial {.
its no job for Q commission attache.
Another referee has been licensed
here Constantine Places :. born
in vourvours. Greece :. was once
welter boxer calling himself Kid
Greek =. served In the World War
In France with the 538th Engineers
was boxing instructor for that out
1T :, and Denny Hughes, who has
besn down In Oklahoma, is back to
resume his status as q referee.
Joe Lipps the Ty Ty, Ca, heavy.
who has been around Washington
since early Summer now Is under
the management Of Max Waxman ID.
and will do his fighting In New York's
Garden for . spell .. he goes on the
Evening star., 1935-10-06
CAPITAL HANDICAP
ROMP FOR SAT|ON
Packing Weight, Widener's
Sprinter GaIIopS Away
With Laurel Feature.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LAUREL, Md, October Stunning
like a champion. George D. Widener's
great weight packing sprinter, Sation.
easily captured the $1,000 added Capt.
tai Handicap today with o brilliant
display OF form.
The 5-year-old gelded son OF
Galetian and Salacia, although bur-
dened with "a pounds more than any
other horse. won the g. furfong go
without apparent effort. He beat
Norman w. Church's Toro Nancy Dy
three lengths, but, bearing his 1856
pound impost as though 1t were feath-
ers, he galloped down the stretch in
a manner indicating he could have
won by twice that margin.
Third in the test for 3year-olds
and upward was A. @. Compton's
Vicar Down the line in order were
Isaiah. Nautch, Dartle and Evergold.
Sation's Win Worth S4,s5o.
CATIONS victory was worth $4,S50
- to Widener. The chestnut gelding
was 50 well liked by the bettors that
he paid only $3.50 for 81 to win.
There was more Of q battle IN the
$500 added 6-furlong Richard john
son stakes for 2-year-olds, won by
Shandon Farms Lemont by a nose
over H. c. McGehee's Fair Knightess
Brandywine Stables Redley was third
in a field Of 13.
Lemont was an outsider to the ex-
tent of returning $3.50 for 81 straight
wagers. H. H. Hector's Wise Duke.
the favorite, was next to last at the
finish.
The A. G. Vanderbilt entry of
Speed to Spare and Speed, also well
liked In the betting, did little better.
finishing in ninth and tenth place,
respectively.
Lemont Earns Good Purse.
THE large field ran up the purse
and Lemont's triumph was worth
$4,190 to the brown colts owner.
Except for a couple Of races, in
cluding the feature, the mass Of the
bettors Jared badly. One of the long
odds was $2460 for 81, returned by
j. E. Hughes short skirt in taking
the first race.
The daily double combination Of
Short Skirt in the first and w. e.
liott's Kandra in the third, paid
$245.4o. for 81.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
CLASSES ARE SELECTED

Marion Curran. chairman of the
Indian Spring Hunt Clubs horse
show to be held on October 10 at Four
Corners. Md, announced last night
that - classes have been selected by
the committee In charge.
The show is the last one of q local
character to be held In the WASH
ington area this season and It Is ex-
pected that more than 200 entries
will be made In the various compe-
titions. Post entries are to be ae-
cepted.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
TEXAS CHRISTIAN LEADS.

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark, October S
R.-A third-quarter pass for touch
down today gave Texas Christian Uni
versity q l3-to-7 triumph over the
University Of Arkansas In its FIRST
Southwest Conference competition OF
the season.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
FAUQUIER.L .LOUDOUN
TOPS ARMY AT POLO
Rally in Concluding Chukker
Gets Virginians "a Win
Over Fort Myer.

A SQUAD OF Virginia horsemen BEAR
= ing the colors Of the Fauquier-
Loudoun Club invaded Washington
yesterday to compete in the War De-
partment's invitation polo tournament
and trounced the 10th Field Artillery
Of Fort Myer, to 4, after spotting
the galloping officers three goals.
A crowd of more than 1000 encircled
the West Potomac polo field to witness
the second game Of the To-day tourna-
ment being held to decide the cham
pionship of Virginia, Maryland and
the District.
The result was in doubt until the
final period, which opened with the
score tied at A, thanks to the three
goal handicap given the Fort Myer
team. Howard Fair, Warrenton horse
man. broke the deadlock early in the
concluding chukker, his teammate,
Kent jenkins, No. man, followed
with another, and Fair slammed over
third goal to account for the winning
margin.
The Virginia team. a nine goal COM
bination, qualified to meet the 9Th
Field Artillery of Fort Hoyle, Nd, In
the semi-finals Tuesday.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
VINES BEATS TILDEN.

LONDON, october S R-Ells-
worth Vines today defeated Bill Til
den in the finals Of the world mems
indoor professional tennis champion
ship at Wembley. The scores were
el, 6-3, ST, 3-6, 6-3.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
Top Dog Starts Well.

TOP DOG, fast starter, got away in
= front but was able to remain
there only as long as Bejshak, who
has ridden Discovery In all his
triumphs this season, chose to let him.
Bejshak let Discovery out Just past
the half-mile post and the big cham
pion responded with q burst that
carried him to the front. Bejshak let
him run for another half-mile and
took the thoroughbred in hand during
the last furlong.
The time, 2:o47s, was more than
a second slower than Discovery's
daddy, Display, did in winning the
first running Of the event in 1928 and
three full seconds slower than the
record of 2:ol2s set by Sunbeam in
1929.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
Tommy Cook a Winner.
Hunters in Keen Contest.

Tommy COOK a winner.
TOMMY COOK, hard-riding hunts
man for the Riding and Hunt Club.
won the outstanding open class of
the day by taking the touch and -out
from q field of nearly 80 horses with
Rascal You. He finished second in
the handy hunters with the same
horse and placed fourth in the thor
ough-bred hunters with Hasty Pud-
ding.
Maj. James T. Dukes Troop E from
Fort Myer, Va, gave two spectacular
exhibition rides, while an od-fash-
ioned tournament was another feature
of the charity meet.
Summaries:
SADDLE PONIES III hands and under)
Won by Tony Princess; owned and ridden
and ridden by George 8. Hurdle. jr.: third,
Sis. owned and ridden by Billy Harris;
fourth Geranium owned and ridden by
SADDLE PoNiEs lover a. inches and
UNDER under 80 90 insshes'EWon inches :. By Lady Betty,
Judy, owned by Mary Conlon and ridden BY
Trixie McKeever: third. Dynamite, owned
and ridden by Betty Jeanne Wheatley:
SADDLE PONIES lover 50 inches and
under 56. inches)-Won by entry of Mar
Earet Hill, ridden by owner: second, Good
News. owned by Charles Carrico and ridden
by Mary Lou Miles: third. Can't Be Done.
owned by John Mcqueen and ridden BY
Betty Roberts: fourth, Nancy. owned and
ridden by Hanson Watkins.
JUMPING PONIES III hands and under)
Won by Sis, owned by Billie Harris
JUMPING PONIES lover a. inches and
under so inehes)-Sport. owned and rid:
den by Billy Harris; second, Spot. owned
owned and ridden by Billy Harris: fourth,
Valiant. owned and ridden by Lee Sherline,
JUMPING PONIES lover so inches and
under. SO inches)--Won by Mincing Midge.
owned and ridden by Mary Lands: second,
Pollyanna, owned and ridden by Margaret
ly Harris: fourth. Good News owned by
Charles Carrico and ridden by Mary Lou
Miles.
Won by Mary Lou Miles on Charles Carri-
cos Good News; second. Margaret Hill on
he her IS Sweet Melody; third; Carol Curran
ridtG1 oIp Mr. rXsTfUSES sT9ST E9ss
Paul; second, John McKonkey. Knight of
Dixie Boy; third. L. o. Love, knight of
Maryland: fourth. Edward Gibbons,
knight Of Maryland Boy.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
Only Four In Field.

IN ADDITION 10 Top Dog, Whlcn
! picked up $4,000. only two other
thoroughbreds accepted the oppor-
tunity OF racing in the same company
with the big four-year-old handicap
champion. and the undertaking was
a financial success for the whole field.
Mrs. F. M. Grabner's Spanish Babe.
a Ally. finished eight lengths back Of
Top Dog to win $500, with Panalong,
racing for ]. s. Klein. winding up the
brief procession another four lengths
to the rear to take the $3.50 fourth
money.
The victory was Discovery's tenth
Of the season in stake events and in
creased his lifetime earnings to
s148.l92 and his collections for the
season to s90,240.
The triumph. 50 easily accom-
plished. was an artistic success for
Hawthorne but fell shy Of being .
profitable undertaking. With Discov-
cry going to the post at to 10, no
place or show wagers were accepted
In the pari-mutuels and Discovery
paid the minimum return Of $2.20 to
win. Even so, with most Of the fans
wagering on Discovery, the track lost
about $1,000.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
MARTY, # VICTOR,
T0.ST|CK TO RING
Riding Academy Venture to
Get His Attention in
Event of Defeat.
BY JOHN b. KELLER.

- r. ARTY GALLAGHER, Foggy
n Bottoms most famous eques-
N trian, will tie his horse out
4 ' i side the Washington ball yard
next wednesday night then 60 inside
10 swap punches with King Levinsky,
Chicago's fish dispenser.
The encounter will enable Marty
to decide which is the more profitable,
fist-fiinging or the housing and hiring
Of steeds.
For King it will decide nothing. His
handlers long since have decided for
him that the King can pick up more
in the ring than from peddling perch.
And King doesn't care for fish, any
way.
IT'S rumored that since he was
fudely routed by Joe Louis in Chi
cago, King has lost much Of his taste
for fighting. But the boys who back
the boxing game don't believe that
for they are framing more trays for
Levinsky in New York's Garden this
Winter. They are planning to send
King in against the winner Of the
&4AlRC1lo41H "A1OCA &NSaoCA-E AA4to
Camera brawl-if this pair can pro-
duce a winner.
Gallagher is hopeful Of upsetting
these plans, which is more than a
flock Of fight followers here believe he
will be able to do. But you can't
blame Marty for hoping.
Once Much Sought Fighter.
SHOULD Marty manage to punch his
way to win Wednesday night,
he might seriously consider going
back to the boxing game and make
his horsey affairs a sideline 1t
wasn't so long ago that Gallagher was
sought by promoters for preliminary
numbers on big fight cards and at
times he gave pleasing exhibitions.
Then he suddenly faded only to
come back with a rush. Returning
from retirementsa year ago the Foggy
Bottom horseman took on Tony GAL
ento, a tough Jersey trial horse for
the better heavyweights, and got a
technical knockout in his favor after
cash over an eye blood blinded Tony
Last Winter Marty took on Ray
Impellittiere, the Nyack giant, and
won from here TO the West Coast.
From the Imp encounter Marty
turned 10 the riding and hiring OF
horses. He got himself o stable,
equipped it with several steeds and
became full-fledged riding academy
master. So prosperous did the new
venture prove that it wasn't long be-
fore Marty found time to don fancy
breeches and spurs, seize a crop and
do bit Of cantering along the bride
path himself.