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Evening star., 1936-06-28
ACCOLADE IN FRONT
BY NECK IN PURITAN
Takes Down $500 as 1t Beats
Black Gift in Main Number
at Suffolk Downs.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROSTON, June 27.-Nearly $4,000
persons at Suffolk Downs today
saw Donald Christmas Accolade smash
home to a neck victory in the Puritan
Handicap, l lie miles feature Of the
week end program. Accolade turned
in time Of 1:44.3 to return sl8 in tie
mutuels. Leon Carriers Black GEG
vas second and C. V. Whitneys ROust-
about finished a length further back
for third place. three lengths in front
of Gallant Mac.
The winner took down $500 in
prize money.
Accolade beat the field going to
the first turn. Jockey Lynch then
took him back of the pace and Gallant
Prince moved to the front, Accolade
dropping back to second a length n
front of Chance Line.
Black Gif. was in sixth place at this
point and Roustabout was on his heels.
AT the far turn Accolade stepped to
the front again and never was headed.
Gallant Prince faded fast and finished
seventh.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
SPARTA At BEST
IN LATON|A OAKS
Rallies to Score Greatest
Win After Trailing Most
of Distance.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
r ATONIA, KY, June 27.-Given
perfectly timed ride by
Jockey J. Mattioli, Hal Price
~ Headley's Sparta came back to
Kentucky, her native heath. today to
score the most notable conquest of her
career in the fortieth running of the
historic Latonia Oaks.
Early in the running Of the mile
and-an-eighth chase Sparta appeared
hopeleSsly out of it as j. B. Respess'
Snow Fairy cut out dizzy pace. But
Mattioli knew his mount, bided his
time and. moving into contention at
the stretch turn, romped to the wire a
length in advance of Howard OTIS
Marica. with Gorgeous Lady, coupled
with Snow Fairy, third.
Sent here from Detroit. Sparta
went to the post warm public choice.
Eight made the issue and Snow Fairy
was first away. The latter led to the
far turn, where Marica took up the
chase. Then Sparta charged and it
was all over. Gorgeous Lady came
from far back.
Sparta stepped the 9 furlongs of
the $4,000 feature in the nice time Of
1850 Is. Her hackers drew down
s4.4O for each 81 investment.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
Dufferin Results
RJ the Associated Press.

| By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-PurSs. 500: claiming;
3->ear-oidS and up; 6lz furlonEs
sue Jones tDuEEanl 800 80
BObS First (Aimersl $50
Also ran-Sun Fash. Blue Gum. Tea
Jester, Toe Dance and stirred Up.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 500; claiming,
Maple Maple PiHf Ti4fs IN tMaeRRado, Bis iis5 $50
Golored Artist Courtney $50 800
Also ran-Our Hobby. Barter. CudseI-
doe. Mis- Scott nosT. and LaaHsstafIe;o ar s,so,
THIRD RACE-Purse. 500; claiming,
Paradise Maid lJohnst NJ I.35 80 $50
Gift Roman tPedenJ $50
Also ran-BubbIing Out. Dream Kiss,
Castle. FineSSe and Black Stockings.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 500; claiminei
3-year -oIds and up; 10 miles.
baTf BaTfy Misson BsH 0AiTs5S i0TStu. $50 s 3"
PaIavant. (MachadOJ 3.O5
Also ran9Prince Rupert. Hot Springs.
! Kings County, Fortune Bay and Cessna.
FIFTH RACE-sunnyside Purse; purse,
Spring Moon Peden) $50 4.ee5 2e5
Z hOTt0lnE NAlmcTSl O.OO -.oB
Royal Vintage (MachadO) $50
Time. l:2i
Also ran-Tab Her. Babe Gaiety. Oiseau
NOire Time Limit and Circulet.
SIXTH RACE-PurSe, 5000; ClaiminEI
3-year -OldS and up; ia miles.
BOSCobel tAimers) 40 $50 2.30
Big Dollar Duggan) 1l.0O 3.f5
Tolimata Courtney 2.55
Time. I:5Ias.
Also ran-MPridian Queen. st. 0mer.
Harlem. FOggy Dew and NOurrlce.
SEVENTH RACE-The Long Long Traili
purse, $500; claiming; 3-year-OldS and UNI
> ia miles.
Fort Dearborn
tMaChadOD $50 2.:i5 2.60
i Troubanova tJOhnStOnc) 2.2J 20
\ NiradO tMcCanni go
Also ran-Fanny FaStertOn, VIM Allan.
ir.; Easter Lad and Attic Bird. Miss
ID. McCann entry.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
Detroit Results

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3.ysar-olds and Hpi furlonss. On oso
NaSjnH MiId Pseon sS s%ishl Fasnitoo 'ao 40 @ ssS
Bav Drop (McTague) 800
c,;i;!. Ai;c FanIsEHidden PaIs. Dust All Devil and
SECOND RACE--Purse. $500; claiming
Glowing Coal tvercher) 4.6O 3.s0
Hooking tAbeD 300
Also ran-WardelI Ormont. Aura. Tran
sit LADY and Imperial Bill
DAILY Double paid S231.SOO
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; claiming
3-year -olds and up; IA miles.
lHnRer .II Rewes sHsEdys 1G Smith BOO s:io go s.sS
Idle Flirt Haritos) 500
Also ran.Morris. R.: Temple Hill. Hop
toit and Rolling Wheels.
ances; .-year- -oids; 5lE furIonss: -
Pia netoid Porter) $50 $50 SEQ
Yellow Tulip (BrysoD 300 $50
miss FINN. MaTl6Sis iSS ~. sm''n' "*o
Also rsnEjStar Singer, aLittle Upset
try.
FIFTH RACE-Ihe SOPHIE Tucker Han
Southern Way Porter) 500 40 $40
Lovely Girl tBryson) 600 $3.50
Roselli (McTague) $50
Combahee.
SIXTH RACE-The Pontchartrain Han
dicap; purse. 5000 added; 3-year -olds
and up: 15hs miles; ..o o.o ..o
Whopper (Steffen) $50 $50 ESQ
Stand Pat (McTasue) $50 300
Sir Michael &c. SMITH 800
Time, I:44aa.
Also ran-Azucar. Sir Jim James. Poke
away and Marynell.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and upj L mile and 20
yards.
AImaha (Pierson) 2S.2O 1910 s.SO
Tug o. War (ThorntOn) $50 $50
Volomite (Guymon) 400
Also ran-MidshipmaH, Wise Advocate.
Close Call and Poop Deck.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3-year-olds and up; / is miles.
Transpose (Mojena) $50 4.4O .OU
PilInita (Guymon) $50 s.m
Silent Don (Piers0n) 4.4O
Also ran-Nawab. yackknme, Court,
House Afire and Grey Pal.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
Hamilton Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-The InauguraI; purse.
S6nO; claiming; 3-year-olds and up: 6i2
Iierowin WATSON $50 80
stack Arms Black 2.i5
Also ran-RomoIa. Black Falcon. Lum-
berer' Wacket and Contribute.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
Noble Spirit tBlaoR 3I.IO 1870 40
Be Best tBrammer) SIS 20
Billie Wise tMcDonald) $40
Also ran-Phildia. Jake BIieden, Big
ONE Nell kuhlmann. Far Cry, Justa Jane
THIRD RACE-The Niagara Falls Han
dicap; purse. $500; claimingi 3-year -olds
and up; ~ miles.
ASperge tBrammerl 1860 40 200
Frigid Frosty (Watson) 3GJ s.65
Ardawn tRemiIlardJ $50
Time. 1:t.l5.
Also ran-Pewter Crest, River Crest.
Granite Rock. Which PriE and Betha nkful.
Oaily Double paid SlS.JOD
FOURTH RACE-The Brantford Handi-
can; purse. $1,000: 3-year- -olds and up;
Ea,teT HATE! ,Gpouty) 11.Ie s?o e.s
Hittie tOsbornc) 30
Time. I:I9i5.
Also ran-OSlrlan. aSiIv1ris. bM0nsweep,
Glanford and aSilent sea.
a-ParkwOod Stable entry,
b-H {. Hatch entry.
FIFTH RACE-The 4. r. Loudon Memo
rial Handicap; purse, 5000 added; B.
year -OldS and up: "a miles.
aBit of Sorrow tAtkins) $50 as 3S5
Aha aStinOia tBrammerD 4..5 3S5
Trey tDougherty) 6IO
Time. :i515.
Also ran-Winged Flight. Unencumbered.
Sablin and AbbOttoro
a-Mrs. X. Fairbanks and L. Gentry
entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Maple Leaf: purse.
500; claimingj 3-year-Olds and up; / rs
miles.
Motley CWatson) 5.5 4IO $40
Chrysmute tHicklinE) $40 3S5
Parity tAtkinSl 555
> Time. I:f62s.
Also ran-SOck Dologer, aLawsuit, Arose
Path, kibitzer and Payrack.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 5000: claim
ing; 3-year-Olds and up; 10 miles.
AnnimeSsic tWatson) $50 I.20 2.9O
Stormer tAtkins) 1880 I85
Omareen tRemillard) BIO
Time. 1:I6t.
Also ran-DOdiOd0. Belle File, Air King,
Brother Lou and Black Flash.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
Hawthorne Results

P7 the associated Press.
, FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900: claiming
3-year-oids and up: g. furlongs
Bonnie Dream tRukas) $40 3IO
Our Patty tBalaskD 3 20
=. Also ran-Marnan. Stolen Color. Bat
ting Eve. Ralph G., Uncle Mike. Imperial
Pal and Captain Jeffers.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing: :i.year-o!ds and up furIonss.
BED BED FLYER simpson $50 i:0
PLAY Master tBalaskD 800
Also ran--IIadaan. Miss Ritz. Hueu.
Santerno and Captain JOY.
. THIRD RACE-pu-se. 81 600: claiming
;5S,Lyear-olds md up: q furlonEs.
Gh1t,r.fol facItr. iwI.,;n tKsGste0 leo oGo go
rr1nce John Haas go
-. Also ran-Deets Campfire. Scream, Ogee.
Threat and Stimulator.
DAILY Double paid S63S0.)
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
H Eng WA. yvsear-oids and up; q fIrlonss. o
BusbmastsE de camilliasJ '' SO so :sSo sfo
Tracker tHauer) . 10
Time. I:13t5.
Also ran--Amiio. Marsaret G.. Funder-
BERG Lugenlugsage and Idle Way.
FIFTH RACE-The Bentley Murray:
- uVv' dhOhdhCcs' O-SedT-OfuS ana
up: furlonEs.
Lady Montrose
u. RenickD lilo $50 200
Billy JcnrS tHaaS) $50 10
summed FausO l2O
Time I:I225.
Also ran-a Ding Bin. a Lady Thatcher
FOyOt. Wise Daughter and Danish Fear
aWilliam Day entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Illinois Owners
0ldS and up: lls miles.
st. Bernard CWalD 500 $50 SO
Threa dneedIe 81. Reniek) $3.50 s.iO
HOll Image tArearo) 2SO
Time. I:52.
Also ran-Prince Torch. GyraI. Forever
Yours. Corinto. Chasar. Spanish Babe
and Understand.
Mrs. E. Denemark entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing: 3:year-Olds and up; - miles:
Donnahona tMcC0yD 400 $50 2.IO
Mad Trump tArcaro) 4.2O 3.20
Julia Grant tRukas) $50
Time. 1:i124.
Also ran-BlacS River. Judge G.. Hit
and Run, Peggys Peggy and Soreery.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; J. miles:
Blue Hour tArcarO) 1880 1900 $50
Mareve Haber) 100 4.2O
Justa Sheik tRukas) $50
Time. 1:f9M.
Also ran-f DOnau Bank Me. Star Dixie,
Wild Transit, Canteron. Miss Glace. Bon
ME Marta and Actdine. Field.
Evening star., 1936-06-28

LatOnia Results
Pr the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
purse. 5000; maidens; 2-year-oldsi 5h
Chase tstevensonl 1880 $50 a.ssoo
Cavour tDickinsonj $50
Also ran@Ficet Wind. Bohannon. Lady
Deblock. aFeez E.. Midas. aBrill and Air
Chute. a-Hilton Chestnut and Poe enxy.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 5000: claiming;
31year -"lds and up; fgrienEs;a nm IN so
Lynyete Dickinsonl $50 $50
fLady Comrade (Fallon) 4.6O
aiss ai@e' yan9Senoe. aiisS !sraan, yo.ney B..
die Cake and FiishIette. Field.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3:year1olds and up; q furlonSs. nm
E.iIss EisIs Pas GSo,ee eeFssnGs so so aS
Lady Hazel 5Hsnkab '' $50 $50
Also ran--Bay Memor, Amscray. Girl
fFair Delight, fGoId Forest and queens
DAILY Double paid s11sJ
FOURTH RACE-Pursc. 5000: claiming:
t-year-olds and up; furlongs.
faSs IsS. Rachel kse FSslss 9sMaiu 1850 5sS 81" 81"
Rettef Dotter) 500
Grundy and Jay ID.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. s1oO, claiming;
2-year -oids; 81. furlOngs.
Epitome Fernandez) I.SO $50 40
Monon Lad tStevenson) 800 $50
Panay tSouth) $50
Time, 1:O63S.
Also ran-Jack Emma. Katchican and
Just Ahead.
SIXTH RACE - The LatOuia Oaks;
purse. $4,000 added: 3-year-old fillies: rs
miles.
MsIis. sPa5.s tMsstislD tMsnssy 40 ssS ssS s$S
q GORGEOUS Lady (Cowley) 800
Time. I:5O1G.
Also ran-Brendard. Seventh Heaven,
Asyouwere. Dora May and a Snow Fairy.
j. b. Respes entry.
SEVENTH RACE - Gentlemen's Cup;
purse, 5000; claiming; 3-year-oIds and up J.;
Ropswalker ,aa eaiil,ardD 1920 .so $50 10
Lucky Amelia Uinker) $40
Also % %ranMMcNamara. Flying Jay, Conas-
tantO. Abby b and Riff.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming; :;
3-year -olds and up; mile and 20 yards
Pre- War (SteyensOn) $50 $50 $50
My Blaze tHankaJ 2.6O 2IO
Wise BesSa (FernandeZ) 26O
Also ran-Bibbies Choice. Buddie Treacy
and High Diver.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $500: elaiming
rassw1aSs aGd carIei de; ae miisS 5so
Scotland Beauty tRoberts) I.2O 300
Our Sammy FernandeD 800
Time, I:l5ta:
Ben Machree and TIGER Claw.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
WHOPPER TRIUMPHS
IN DETROIT FEATURE
Takes Pontchartrain Handicap by
Neck From Stand Pat.
Sir Michael Third.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETRoIT, June 27.-Whopper, the
favorite. won the $4,000 Pont-
chartrain Handicap today by neck,
Stand Pat placing second. Sir
Michael was third
Hal Price Headley's 4-year-old bay
colt stepped the mile and sixteenth
in 1:4435 and paid $3.50 to win.
Cleverly handled by Jockey Steffen,
Whopper repulsed several challenges
of Stand Pat, E. F. Seagram's chest
nut horse, which lost ground in the
stretch.
Whopper paid $3.50 to place and
$3.50 to show. Stand Pat paid $3.50
to place, So to show and Sir Michael
paid $3.50 to show.
Southern Way won the $1,000 g.
furlong dash. paying So. with Lovely
Girl second and Roselly third.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
Wolfe a Tournament Ace.

WOLFE, besides bowling consist
w emily we'll in several leagues. won
four important titles. He gathered
all-events honors in the Washington
City Duckpin Association and Mary
land State tournaments, first place in
the Won Dreele Sweepstakes and with
Bob Temple shared the Maryland
doubles championship.
Freschi won the classic Dixie
Sweepstakes and the District League
title, the latter with an average of
122.
Harrison, ranked No. l by the N. d.
B. c. two years ago, was his old con-
sistent self.
The climax of Blakeney's season
Was a sensational victory in the
Eastern Sweepstakes in which he
amazed the bowling world by shoot
ing two consecutive sets of 706. 1t is
recorded now, for the first time, that
Blakeney and several of his friends
played 706 on a numbers chart and
the thing clicked. Ed came on later
to win the George Isemann Sweep
stakes.
For consistency, Clarke's record of
the last three seasons is we'll night
peerless. Two years back he aver
aged 1885 and was ranked second
to Joe Harrison, an Occidental team
mate. Last year he averaged 1241o9
and placed second to Tronsky. And
here he is back with almost the same
average, 1926.
1t was banner year for Washing
ton bowlers. No less than IL of the
80 ranked hailed from the Nations
Capital or its suburbs.
Among the second 10 were Ollie
Pacini. Paul Harrison. Bill Krauss,
Howard Parsons and Johnny Ander-
son and the third group included Red
Megaw and Tony Santini.
Evening star., 1936-06-28

SIXTH RACE-The Arlington Heights.
purse. 81 200: allowances; 3-year-olds and
Evening star., 1936-06-28
THIRD RACE-Purse $500: claiming;
3-year-olds and up; Canadian foaled; Ga
&C. w. Lucas entry.

a-H. r. Baln entry.
b-Mrs. j. McElroy entry.
c-Parkwood Stable entry.
Evening star., 1936-06-28

EIGHTH PAcE-purse. $1,000; claim.
LIE DROITS PLAY TWO.

allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1936-06-28

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; l mile and 40
Evening star., 1936-06-28
Suffolk Results
BY the Associated Press.

old maiden fiiIic<; ) furIonss.
Willow Willow Bud Howell 400 aIo $50
Little Sleeper uynchl 10
Also ran--Beau Edwina. Quiet Lass.
JJamesvllie. Lady Miliy' Baladine; Wee
Flash.
nt: sE9oHD RscEP%Is9 fnTTsn.t $1,000 claim
Einisher tSchmidD 1910 1I"O go
Il. Greenock CHightshoeJ $50 i.G0
mlIlImeter tLe Blancl go
Also ran-BIind Blarney. Mary Stenson
Paul Junior. Blue Donna. Infinata. Thir-
teen Stars. Miss Trophy and Good Omen.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 600; claiming;
3-yeaI-O -Olds; mile and 20 yards.
Lady Carrots tM'Combs) l1.iO go 100
Society Column anderson 500
Also ran-Mark Me. Hats of. Early
Can. The Dauphin. Sun Camp and Movie
DAILY Double Paid s32.4OJ
Mr.. Blaze tSertney) $50 ESQ 30
Conservative tHaines) $50 go
Somah tEyel 800
Also ran-StOry Time Casinghead and
Testing LADY.
FIFTH RACE-The Puritan Handicap:
purse. $1,000 added; 3year-Olds and up;
!
Accolade Lynchl 1900 $40 $40
Black Gift tKnOtt) 4.iO 300
Rousta bout tNertney) 500
Time, I:lI3a.
Also Tan-aGallant Mac, LadySman.
Chance Line. Gallant Prince. sScotch Bun
and Old Story. "A. G. Vanderbilt entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claiming;
l-ycar-OldS and up; furlOngS.
Night SprtP tkamarl $50 i.20 32O
Dancing Doll tDabSOnD $50 800
Black Buddy tEye) 4.6O
Time. I:II35.
Also ran-Ar ForIorn. On Rush, Vote
BOy Golden Fate and Precursor.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, SI.IOO; claim
ing; I->ear -Olds and up; I mile.
sun Apollo 4. SMITH 1910 40 $50
Fairsickle Cooper 400 2.6O
Col. Greene tAnderSOn) go
Time. I:39a5.
Also ran-ROck Point, Synod and Pitter
Pat.
EIGHTH R4CE-PurSe. $1,000: claim
ing; I-year-OldS and up; "a miles
Ukraine yacksOnl 400 $40 $40
(kamarl $50 $50
Red ROamer tStaffOrd) go
Time, I:ists.
Also ran-Yankee Prince. Sickle Hour
Master Time and Platinum Blond.
Evening star., 1936-06-28

NINTH RACE-Purse, $500: claiming;
I-year-olds and up; 1 rs miles.
GraSswrack tCOwley) 1850 $50 $50
Scotland Beauty tRObertS) I.?O 300
Our Sammy FernandeZl 800
Time, LASS.
Also ran-Celiba, VeSee Votan, Canary
Ben Machree and TIGER Claw.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
GETS PROMISING START
Loo Able Makes Debut in Pacing
Society With Win.

LEXINGTON, KY, June 27 P.-
Loo Able, owned by T. B. Mccoy,
Mount Sterling, Ohio, making her de-
hut in select society, won the 2:08
pace today in the closing card Of the
Spring meeting.
i. McElwyn Able, from the Parshall
Stable, won the first heat. but bad
breaks in subsequent heats ruined her
chances for victory.
JEFF Penn won the handicap event
in straight heats. He received 60
foot handicap in the first heat and
180 feet in the second.
The veteran trotter, Moko Mont
gomery, captured the first race. He
was the second winner CT the week
for his owner. c. w. Skinner, and
driver, w. g. Pearson.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
SCRAP TOMORROW
IS THRILL POTENT
Customers Looking for One
of Most Hectic Battles
of Outdoor Season.
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

"WO OF washington IaVOTlUe
fist singers, Harry Dublin
sky, popular Chicago welter-
L weight, and frankie Blair of
Camden, N. j., will square off to-
morrow night at Griffith Stadium in
a 1O-round scrap that promises to
provide local fans with some Of the
most hectic ring action of the season.
Although neither Dublinsky nor
Blair is likely to draw new patrons
through the turnstiles, the average
fight follower will rally to the card,
and those who have seen either of
them in action couldn't be kept
away with pitchforks.
Blair, now under the management
of Gabe Menedez. who also handles
Cowboy Howard Scott, District light
weight champion, is an aggressive
club fighter who forces the milling,
while Dublinsky is a polished boxer
with a chilling punch.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
EIGHTH RACE-GOLDEN WAY,
INTIMATE, FLYING DERE.

GOLDEN WAY returned 10 The
races a few days ago against good
sprinters and, although he was
well beaten, that race should have
served to put him on keen edge
for this mile and one-siXteenth
affair, his best. distance INFTNI-
TATE is very steady and may trim
FLYING DERE.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
ALEXANDRIA COPS COP
=pecial Dispatch to The Star.

A-btlidI DlopatCi 10 Inc Quar-.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 81
Pounding Marosi for 16 hits, the
Alexandria police trounced the Ter
minal Ice Co. nine of Washington
here today, 14-9
Paul Shu, local high school star,
pitched the last four innings for
the winners and contributed mate
rally to their scoring by hitting a
home run with the bases filled in the
eighth inning.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
HURRICANES IN FINAL.

NEW YORK, June 81 (P.-Stephe1
Oaddie) Sanford's Hurricanes adj
vanced to the final round of the Mead
ow Brook Club Cup polo tournament
today by defeating Tommy Hitchcocks
Greentree team, to 5, ON Belmont
Field
Evening star., 1936-06-28
FIRST RACE-DORNOCH, So
PHIST, JIM JOHN.

DORNOCH, a veteran given a
slight letdown in training, comes
up as a fit steed in the opening
test Monday, and we believe he
will show one of his very best
races. SOPHIST, one that showed
a half in 0:4945 the other morn
ing. may trim JIM JOHN, one long
overdue.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
4 RACE-Purse 5000: claiming;
BALLST0Ns, CELTs FACE.

Clashing in the second fray of a
five-game series to decide the base
ball championship Of Northern Vir-
ginia, the Ballston A. C. will square
off with the st. Mary's Celtics Of
Alexandria today at Ballston. Va, at
8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $500; claim
FIGHT FILM HELD OVER.
BY the Associated Press

Motion pictures of Max Schmeling's
startling knockout of Joe Louis will
be held over for another week at the
State Theater in Bethesda. Md. it
was announced yesterday. The film
will be shown every hour on the hour
from noon to midnight through July 4.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
S E COND RACE DOUBLE
SCOT ii, CONSERVATIVE,
EARLY SETTLER.

DOUBLE SCOTCH, a smart
victor over Sun Capture and
other fast 2-year-olds Friday, is
stepped up another notch in the
second Monday. We believe he
will show decided improvement,
even though yesterdays perform
ance was impressive. CONSERVA-
TIVE, as consistent filly as you
will find, is well treated in here
and may down EARLY SETTLER.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
URTH RAG E-LIBERAL,
BLACK MISTRESS, SUNAN-

LIBERAL, which equaled the s.
furlong track mark at Suffolk
Downs in his last, is forced to pick
up Is pounds as a penalty Monday,
but We believe the son of Sickle is
nice thoroughbred and will make
it two straight. His main rival,
BLACK MISTRESS, which fin
ished three and one-half lengths
III back of him in the same race,
is benefited by a l7-pound switch
in the weights, and will be hard
Evening star., 1936-06-28

The said the following had not competed in sufficient
demonstrated their ability match sanctioned alleys
White, Jimmy Hunter Wilbur Car
Johnny Bianchi Charles Dnnigan
Lowell Arthur Lemke Lowell Mass Keeher Lawrence
Mass Jimmy Gillette Lawrence Mass
Andry Cate Providence r. T. Anthony
Carpenter Williams Stratford Conn., Sam
Waterbury, Bridgeport, George
Brown Bridgeport Dente Bridgeport Bradley Mndley Wash
Hyasle Md; Jimmy
Trbble Greensboro c. William Moore
Bristol, Hartford Conn. Fido O'Ben Hartford
G.. Il. Tyler, Atlanta.
Evening star., 1936-06-28

Two fast games are on tap today
when the LIE Droit Tigers clash with
the Suburban Black Sox in twin
bill at Twenty-siXth and Benning road
northeast. The first tilt will get under
Way at 80 pm
Evening star., 1936-06-28
VENTH RACE LIGHT
HEELED, TRAGEDIAN, RAMS

LIGHT HEELED, which raced
Reelection to a nose in his last,
comes up as the most logical horse
in the seventh. TRAGEDIAN is
very consistent and may be better
than rated. RAMS HEAD is a
picture possibility.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
RACE. SELECTIONS
DETROIT (Fast) .

BY the Louisville Times.
1-Gaul, Sales Tax, Hi-Sweet.
2-Scythe, Rain or Shine, Steponit.
3-Magic Line, Reelaway, Ted
Conard
Al. B. Wilson, Albuquerque, Poly
photo.
5-Crazy Jane. Prince Heather,
High Torque.
6-Genteel Lady, Combahee, Chas-
tity.
7-Kuvito, On Leave, Col. Hatfield.
8EAurebon, Sheratan, Grey Man.
Best bet-Crazy Jane.
ARLINGTON (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times
Princes Bull, Mary Keen,
Sneakin.
CHERRY Time, Red Rod, Garden
Message
3-Bartering Kate, Mr.. James,
Summed.
4-West Main, Cotton Club, Silver
smith.
5-Whopper. Toro Nancy, The
Fighter.
6-Carvola, Bow and Arrow, Wise
Duke.
Hip Boots. Speedy Skippy,
Charlie Chan.
eSpanish Lad. Darkling, surcouf.
Best bet-Whopper.
CONSENSUS AT SUFFOLK
DOWNS Fast.
For Monday
BY the Associated Press.
strenuous, Dornoch. Catchall.
2-Conservative, Banjorine, Double
Scotch.
3-My Blonde, Lee Gold, Miss Pre-
mier.
4-Black Mistress, Liberal, Happy
Bolivar.
5-A. G. Tarn entry, Gallant Gay,
Brown Top.
6-Whipper Cracker, Crowned
Head, American Prince.
War Games, Rams Head, Light
heeled.
8-Dancing Boy, Inflnitate, Flying
Dere.
Best bet-A. G. Tarn entry.
LATONIA East.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Nessus, Blackthorn. Rudenia.
2-Dr. c. N. Gabriel. Old State.
3-Eddie Lee, Captain Henry, Del
ma Dunn
Miss Lizzie, Down in Front,
Novette
5-Josh, Proph, Chigre.
6-John Tio. South Bend, Sir
Boston.
LADY Genie, Squal, Golden
Nut.
8-Wazayata. Score, First Try.
Best bet-JoSh.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
THIRD RACE-GOLDEN Eff
FORT, MY BLONDE, LEE
GOLD.

GOLDEN EFFORT, a 6-year-old
mare, has been showing fine speed
in the majority of her races this
year, but her last was bad-so
bad, in fact, that We are tossing
it out. MY BLONDE is in good
form and may nip LEE GOLD.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
REED OR RECTOR HURLS.

Reed or Rector will take the mound
for the Virginia White Sox today when
that nine stacks up against the Happy
Valley A. c.. at o'clock at Baileys
Gross Roads.