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Evening star., 1936-05-10
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Jockey Jones Hurt in Fall
Attempting to Pull Up
Winner After Race.

Spectal DlSpatcn 10 Inc oIdE'
IMLICO, Md. May 9-Twenty
thousand fans, including Mayor
Howard w. Jackson of Balti-
l. more, saw Bobby Jones equal
the mile and ree-siXteenths track
record of l:58 with ]. w. Y. Martins
Dark Hope in winning the thirty
second running of the Dixie Handl-
cap, and then watched the boy tum-
BILE from the winner and suffer
sprained left ankle in endeavoring TO
pull up after the race.
Jones rode a perfect race astride
the aged gslded son of Traumer and
Dinahmuer to win from the Brook
meade Stables Good Goods, to earn
$500 for his Maryland owner.
Those fans backing Dark Hope took
down $3.50. Third money worth
$1,000 was captured by Alfred Gwynne
Vanderbilt's Gallant Mac, with the
Howe Stables Cycle, early pacemaker.
earning $3.50 fourth money. The Sea-
gram Stables Stand Pat, favorite, I'm
ished away back in the eight-horse
field.
Cycle set a fast early pace, with
Gallant Mac, Stand Pat and Dark
Hope running as named. Jones slipped
through on the rail from the back
lane to the homestretch. Straight
ened away for home, Jones had Dark
Hope a length in front OF Cycle ana
then went on to an easy score. Good
Goods. we'll back in the early stages.
closed with a belated rush in the
stretch to be third. Gallant Mac, al
though very tired, was up in time to
take the show award from the leg
weary Cycle,
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Four Qualify at HillendaIe.

III
endale, only four players will
qualify for the championship, a ratio
Of about place to each 8 players.
Parings and starting times follow:
9:30-1 :3O-Jim Roche CElkridee). rrank
1nvernezzi (Hillendale) and Alex Milne
-l:36-(X Bobby BrowneI CMsn-
Or; William Schrieber mount Pleasantly
and Bob Barnett Chevy Chase).
r,9 s'4EIi ANDY Gibson Bonnie viewl,
John 6. Fulton baltimore G. c.. anu 'A'
H4S-l :4S-tX) Don Miller (Baltimore
CO; Al Treder (Manor) and Carroll T.
McMaster (Woodholmel
9:54-1 1:54-Ross Beimschla (SuburhsnD.
Leo Walper lBethesda) and (x5 Hickman
yI i,99,0O,S:00E(X Levi yOder tKenvood.
waiter Cunningham Burning Tree and
'aS sass SsMEddien lfi5ffGn Park stiy.ns o,.
Johnny FiatteFy 5Rodsers Forse1 SAnSrei and
c,,s 10 -2:12-Ivan Gantz (Suburban),
GIN Spencer (Beaver DAM and CXJ Dave
1hGompDn washington Golf and C. CT.
Al Jamison (Kenwoodl and (X1 Charlie
Pettijohn (Georgetown University) -'e
lO@4-2:24-Ralph Beach (Suburbanl.
Sienn Spencer tStrathmore) and Rutt Cof.
ing ing Tree Charlie Betscher (HillendaleJ
l&) Denotes amateur.
Ine championship proper will be
played at Baltusrol, N. j., June 4,
and 6. Last year Mackenzie. AL
Houghton, Cliff Spencer and Leo Wal
per qualified from Washington.
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Length and Half Ahead.

At THE finish, the son of Gallant
Fox was one and one-half lengths
in front of Montrose, carrying the
silks Of Mrs. Macdonald. Buchanan,
with Lady Abergavenny's Lobau an
other five lengths back. Despite the
fact it was his first race over the
turf and he was running the wrong"
way of the track. the American cham
pion was the odds-on favorite at
to 5. Enfield was among the also
rams.
Omaha is one of the greatest horses
I've ever ridden" declared Jockey
Pat Beasley after the race. He was
full of run all the way. but held him
back until we rounded the last bend.
All I had to do was to turn him
loose"
What impressed the experts most
was the ease with which Omaha
bounded from fourth place half mile
from the finish line to take the lead
within so yards. Once in front, the
American colt had no trouble holding
Montrose safe.
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LATON|A ENL|STS
DERBY CHAMPION
Bold Venture Is Nominated
for $4,000 Race to Be
Run on May %.
BY the Associated Press.

=
INCINNATI, May Bold
Venture, surprise winner of
I the Kentucky Derby, headed
~ a list of So horses nominated
today for the Latonia Derby Of $4,000
added to be run on opening day.
May %.
Ten other horses that were in the
original starting list for the Ken
lucky Derby were nominated for the
Latonia, which carried a bonus OF
SIS 900 for Bold Venture If he should
win.
Never in the dozen years that the
bonus has been offered to a Ken
lucky Derby winner that also car
ries off the Latonia has a Kentucky
victor triumphed at Latonia.
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PULL THREE-WAY DEAL
Columbus Culls Three Players
From Cincinnati, Rochester.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 9 R.-
The seventh-place Columbus Red
Birds of the American Association
launched a rebuilding program today
through three-way deal which
brought q pitcher, catcher and in
fielder to the local roster.
The Birds received Pitcher Al
Fisher and Secondsacker Lou Bush
from the Rochester club of the Inter-
national League in a straight trade,
and obtained Catcher J. C. Clarke
from the parent Cardinals on option.
In return, Columbus sent Eddie
Delker and Al Cuccinello, infielders,
and Pitcher Johnny Hurley To Roches.
ter, another Cardinal farm.
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GEORGETOWN GOLF
TEAM is SWAMPED
Johnson's Victory Over Denmark
Averts Shutout as Tigers
Stretch Win Streak.

PRINCEToN, N. j., May 9.-Defeat-
ing the Georgetown golf team,
81, on the Springdale golf course here
today, Princeton's undefeated golfers
ran their string Of victories to eight.
Jim Marks of Princeton carried off
low medal honors with a 70 and piled
up the greatest margin of the matches
IN his 7-and-6 victory over Louis
Ferrari. johnson defeated Denmark
to avert a whitewash for Georgetown.
Summaries:
TWOSOMES-Malloy (Princeton) de-
fsstsd fprte Corc3rsn; and s: Bin Marks
LPrinceton) defeated Kruezburg. 8 and 4
Nevsome (Princeton) defeated Beall, 3
and /: Jim Marks (Princeton) defeated
FsTrsiid Fefrarid nn. and 8; Johnson (GeorsetoWnJ
FOURSOMES-Malloy and Bill Marks
Princeton) defeated Corcoran and Lee. &
and 3; Parker and Newsome (Princetonr
defeated Kruszbqrg and Besll. s and 4;
feated Ferrari and johnson, and 2.
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Crowd SkenticaI to Last,

THE big holiday crowd, skeptical OF
= the American horse right up to
the last, put most of their shillings
on Montrose, but the wise money
tossed large amounts into the total
izator just before the start. however,
sending the odds down on Omaha
One leading turf writer won 1000
pounds.
For the first mile Beasley was con-
tent to let Omaha trail the pace,
Just as he did in winning the Ken
lucky Derby, Preakness, Belmont
Stakes and the Arlington Classic in
America last year. When Beasley
gave the word, however, the chestnut
lost no time turning on the speed for
which he Is famous.
Today's race was the first for
Omaha since winning the Classic at
Arlington Park, Chicago, last July.
Arriving in England in January, the
colt has been in charge of Capt. G. G.
Boyd -Rochfort, Woodward's English
trainer.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
A HANDICAP LIMIT,
S. FEE CUT ENTRY
Little More Than 100 Will J
Start in Event That Used
to Draw 300.
BY w. r. McCALLUM,

yASHlNGION'S f1rSt invita-
M tion golf tournament this
v " year-the Chevy Chase
Club event to start on
Wednesday-will be almost strictly a
blue-ribbon affair, with only the better
players Of the Middle Atlantic area
scheduled to start. In place OF the
usual obese entry list of nearly 300
the Chevy Chase tourney this year
will have only few more than 100
starters, condition which does not
dlspleaSe the men who have handled
the tremendous starting lists of pre-
viouS years.
But the tournament has drawn the
entry of all the better amateurs in
this sector who have a chance to win
and will be truly gathering of the
best golfers. Restriction of guests to-
men with handicaps of IA or less and
the S. entry fee both have played a.
part in the reduction of the entry
list
The Chevy Chase tournament, in
many ways, is the high spot of the
local amateur golf program. 1t al
ways attracts the best club swingers
from the entire area, but this year it
will be unusually good because of the
small field. Washington's Oldest golf
tourney of an invitation nature, the
Chevy Chase tourney has as its major
prize the old Taft and Sherman
trophies, put up in 1910 by President
Taft and Vice President Sherman.
Many of COLTS most illustrious names
adorn the historic old mugs which
stand high on the wall Of the tap room
at Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
Dixie Handicap Dark Hope Restrict Chevy Chase Golf Array
Jamaica Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, 5000; maid
ends; the Pine Lawn; 2-year-olds; 5
furlongs.
Danger Point (Gilbert) 81 7-10 Ia
The Queen (Saunders) 7-5 Ia
Direct (Workman) Ia
Time, 1:01.
Also ran-Balleroy, Donald Duck,
Match Point.
SECOND RACE - Purse, 5000;
claiming: 2-year-olds and up; 8 fur
longs.
Laird (Manifold) 81 8-5 As
Finisher (Schmide) Al 81
Miss Rainbow (Gilbert) 6-5
Time, 1:13 2/5.
Also ran-Portden, Celebrant, Sang
Froid, Soldiers Dream, Demostra-
tion, Vale Of Tears, Eldee, Vez.
THIRD RACE-Purse, 5000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; first division;
l mile and 10 yards.
Cynwyd (Anderson) 6-1 So 6-5
Chatterdoo (Yages) Al 81
kapena (Westrope) 7-16
Time, las AS.
Also ran - Rhodesia, Steel Dust,
Bright Chance, Prince Charlo, Well
Done and Count Me.
FOURTH RACE - The Rosedale
Stakes; purse, s2,500 added; 2-year-
olds: fillies; furlongs.
Goldy F (Saunders) 3-5 is -
Drawbridge (Wright) ITO IA
Bad Dream tCouccD 6-1
Time, 1:0025.
Also ran Top Gem, Maecloud,
Yelled Lady and Greedy.
FIFTH RACE - The Excelsior
Handicap; purse, $4,000 added; s.
year-olds and up; l 1/16 miles.
King Saxon Oandolt) 11-20 Is out
aGood Harvest Is. Renick) 2-5 out
Esposa (Pichon) 2-5
Time, las rs.
Also ran-Gillie, Malbrouk and
aPurple Knight. "A. G. Vanderbilt
entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 5000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; mile and a
sixteenth.
Billowy Wave (Yager) IL Is out
Jack Snipe (S Renick) 81 3-5
Bogertin (Gilbert) 1-3
Time, 1:46 Is
Also ran-Flying Falson and Dia-
blerie.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, 5000;
claiming; second division; / mile and
10 yards.
Gay Minetta (Anderson) 81 81 rs
Kawagoe (Gilbert) ITO 1-3
Muriellynn (Schraudenbach) IL
Time. las Us.
Also ran-Dudley c., Big Show,
Lady Grandace, Flowery, Lady and
Cold Steel.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
Aurora Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 5000: allow
ances; 3-year-oldS; maidens and wn-
ners of one race: furlongs.
Panic Relief (Rukas) $50 400 800
Bronc Rider (Turner) 4.8O 28O
Ell Bailarino (Simpson) 24O
Time, 1:124s.
Also ran-Cocktail Time, Frolicking
Sis, Conastanto, Fanle and Calawee.
SECOND RACE (original eighth)-
Purse. $500; claiming; 4-year -olds and
up; l mile and 10 yards.
Judge G. Ferguson) 140O $50 $40
Eskimo (ChojnackD 500 500
Captain Logan (Parke) $50
Time, 14445.
Also ran-Kaposia, Dorothy Dale.
Buddy Apolis and Son Richard.
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Cornelia Powell
(Meloche) 7.8O $50 400
Levaal Donoho) 1000 600
Joan Macaw (Hanauer) 500
Time, 1:13.
Also ran-Magna Mater, .Libert Oak.
flank Me; Montaris, Threat, fKildee
Mary, fHenrierva, Southland Toy and
War Widow.
field
DAILY double paid $70.60 for $2.)
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $500;
claiming; 3-year-olds and up; mile
and 10 yards.
Captain Red (Hauer) $40 400 800
Later On (DowelD $50 4.20
Paul T (BurrilD 400
Time, 1:4325.
Also ran-Axtel, Broadway Lights,
Skid. Kurdair and Captain Danger.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs.
High Devine (BurrilD 420 800 2.2o
Pancoast (Polk) $50 2.80
March Step Dudley $50
Time, 1:l2 is.
Also ran-Justa Hymn, Wagwood
ana BONNIE Marta.
SIXTH RACE-The Kings Ran
som; purse, $500; handicap; 3-year-
olds and up; mile and 70 yards.
Countess Ann
(Meloche) 1880 1880 $50
Cristate (O'Malley) $50 7.20
Fire Advance (Tilden) $50
Time, las.
Also ran-Just Frank, Understand,
Prince Torch, aWoodlander, aFlag Ca
det, bSalaam and bGarden Message.
a-B. Hernandez entry. BE. E. Da-
vison entry.
SEVENTH RACE-The versatillians:
purse, 500; claiming; 3-year-olds and
up; mile and 10 yards (off 6:1312).
Jaber (Meloche) 1880 $50 4.40
Pan Toy (DowelD $50 800
Zenka Duncan) 4.4O
Time, 1:4325.
Also ran-I Pass, Major Greenock,
Darkling and Beginners Bait.
EIGHTH RACE - Original sec
ond)-Purse, 5000; claiming; 3-year-
olds and up; 51a furlongs.
Parma Violet
(Simpson) 27.20 11.40 $50
Bonnie Pan (ChojnackD $50 900
Royal Image CB. NeaD $40
Time, 1:062s.
Also ran-Premeditate, The Jurist,
Gray Porte, Sun Dora, Modesto. fMiss
Ritz, fGoforth, Wise Eddie and Farmer
Bob.
field.
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PimlicO Results

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, 5000; for
maiden 2-year ODDS; Az furlongs.
Yodel (ReiO $40 $50 32O
America First (Richards) $50 2.7O
Wulfstan (Peters) 2.70
Time, o:5445.
Also ran-Glow Worm Clarion Call,
Bomar and Sun Mica.
SECOND RACE-Two miles; purse,
$1,000; claiming steeplechase; for A.
year-olds and up.
Axework (R. McK'ey) 440 $40 2.8O
Curtain Call IF. Thike) $40 $40
Vauxtoi q. Duffy $40
Time, 3:4925.
Also ran-Five O'clock, Occoquan,
Troyer, frankie G.
THIRD RACE-Purse, 5000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Shepherd Boy (M'ley) $50 800 $50
Wedding Ring (Renick) $50 $50
Vitox (Bryson) 800
Time, 1:1445.
Also ran-Olivia F, Justa Flight,
Blakeen, Cadzie, BY Surprise, Oak
hurst, Miss Mared, Star Queen, Cora
Kay.
FOURTH PLACE - Purse, 5000;
claiming; for 3-year-oldS and up; 6
furlongs.
Singing Heart (R'hds) $40 800 $50
Cruising (Shelhamer) 410 $40
Little Argo (Snith) 4.30
Time, 1:133s.
Also ran-Pocket Piece, Treasury
Key, Aroused and More Tide
FIFTH RACE LIS miles: purse,
5000; the Palmetto; for 3-year-olds.
Baby Talk (J.Renick) 17.40 4.30 $40
Jean Bart tRichardS) 26O 24O
knight Warrior CWagner) $40
Time, 1:4715.
Also ran-Aneroid, Forest Play,
Ceaseless, Challephen, RoSselli.
SIXTH RACE 3-16 miles: purse,
$4,000 added; the Dixie Handicap; for
3-year- -olds and up.
Dark Hope (Jones) 1850 800 500
Good Goods (Woolf) 4.30 500
Gallant Mac (Bejshak) $50
Time, 1853 equals track record.
Also ran-Stand Pat, Mantagna,
Thursday, First Minstrel and Cycle.
SEVENTH RACE-11-16 miles;
purse, 5000; claiming; for 3-year-olds
and up.
Fluffy Lee (Bryson) $40 4.90 4.30
Hard Chase (E. DeCanoillisl 250 ain
Ronfalon o. Wagner $50
Time, 1:4825.
Also ran-Candy Man, Flageolet, |
Egeon, Try Lubria. Eat En- Up, Jamul. |
EIGHTH RACE lie miles; purse, |
$500; claiming; for 3-year- r-olds and up. |
Bungalow F. Faust) s440 1890 7.20
AnnimeSsic CP. McGinnis) 500 $50
TuleyrieS Wand (WHorn) 42o
Time, 1:4745.
Also ran-Irish Vote, More Pep, Idle
Flirt, Bender First.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
Narragansett
Results

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, 81 900: claim
ing; 2-year-old maidens: Az furlongs.
j. o. Spades (Haines) $40 $50 $50
One Night (Seabo) 44O $40
Capt. Yarbrough Ge Blanc) $50
Also ran-Our Uncle John, Whittle.
Little Paula, Yetive, Light Chatter.
Mofo, AL Carlys and Clymene.
SECOND RACE - Race. 1000.
claiming; 3year-olds; lis miles.
Thumbs Down (Ca'D 1850 720 4.30
1nfinata (KopeD ---7.4O 4.4O
Rams Head CMcDermott) $40
Also ran-Virbet, Panicle, Stealth
and Christine Adee.
THIRD RACE-Purse, ST 900: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; / mile and
10 yards.
Nipantuck Uuther) 7.80 430 $50
Grandpa's Boy Gynch) 430 $50
Platinum Blonde (Jolley) $50
Also ran-Golden Sceptre. Cappo-
quin, Seawick, Count Tetrach. Adyo-
cate Junior, Would Dare and Volta
Maid.
DAILY Double paid $3.50 for s2)
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 81 ono.
claiming; 3-year-olds and up; 6 fur
longs.
Old Reb (HowelD $50 410 330
Undulate (Steffen) S.7o On
Open Range (Jolley) AIN
Also ran-Wise Anne, Kent. Little
Dinah, Stainforth, Scatterbrain, Phar-
atime, Onrush and Satrapal.
FIFTH RACE-The Scituate: purse
$1,1o0; 4-year-olds and up; fur
longs.
Quel Jeu (Seabo) $50 4.l0 280
Sun Monk Gongo) 1850 52o
aBoston Brook (Nertney) 400
Also ran-Colonel Ed Rip Van Win
kle, Dash In, Great Haste. aFurfiber.
All Ready II and Miney Myerson.
a-W. A. Jones entry.
SIXTH RACE-The. King Phillip
Handicap; purse. $1,000 added; g.
year-olds and up; 1-16 miles.
Gallant Prince
. (KokeD 1910 II an e7o
Allen z. Iuther) s50 san
Steel cutter lie Blanc) $50
Also ran-aNew Deal, bToro Flight
Chance Ray, aHoward and bToration.
a-Araho Stable entry.
b-J. K. Housells entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000:
claiming; 3-year-olds and up; 1I-16
miles.
One Chance (Cap'n.) $50 4.1o $40
Rock Point (Thompson) $50 $50
Plucky Baby Ge Blanc) $50
Time, 1:45h.
Also ran-Martin Barton, Reservist.
Miss Careful and Royal Gold.
EIGHTH RACE Purse, $1,000:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; l1-8
miles.
Coming Back
(Hightshoe) 10.40 $40 $50
Lee Laffoon (Deering) $40 $50
Lone Hand (Rosen) $40
Also ran-Yap, Blondella, Beau
Bon, Barcardi Sweep. Dancing Boy
and Bye Bye Mary.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
PILLS TO HOLD STARS
Deny Intention to Trade Davis,

Deny Intention to Trade Davis,
Cami11i to Giants.
PHILADELPHIA, May 9 Or
Gerry Nugent, president of the Phila-
delphia National League base ball
club, denied emphatically today that
he contemplated any deal which
would send Pitcher Curt Davis and
First Baseman Dolph Camilli to the
New York Giants.
Nugent insisted runners Of such a
trade had no factual basis and said
he had not been in touch with Giant
officials since last Winter. The Phil
lies president reiterated he would
make 10 trades unleas advantageous
frum . team standpoiut.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
OMAHA TR|UMPHS
|NFORE|GN DEBUT
American Champion of 1895
Easily Beats Five Foes :
in English Race.
BY GAYLE TALBOT,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

hSSOSldbcu ElCoo
- EMPTON PARK. England, May
" 9-England learned about
n Omaha today.
L n Starting his first race over
the British turf, the Dig chestnut from
William Woodward's stable, Americas S
leading 3-year-old lass y>ar, easily
defeated five rivals in the e miles of
the Victor Wild Stakes.
Almost without stretching his long
legs. Omaha passed three of his op-
ponents, Montrose, Lobau and Marshal
Fields American-owned Enfield, like
they were standing still at the head
of the stretch, and automatically
established himself as the favorite for
the Ascot gold cup to be run June l8.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
OWEN BALLSTON HURLER.

With Lem Owen hurting for the
host nine and Jim Tenant pitching
for the Sleuths, the Bureau of In
vestigation base ball team will face
the Ballston A. c. today at 3 o'clock
at Ballston. Va.
Evening star., 1936-05-10

Inaugurating their season, the Sem
ate Giants will stack up against the
Terminal A. C. base ball team today
at 3 o'clock on the Wheaton, Nd,
held ~7~~s's1i
Evening star., 1936-05-10
Greene Mastered Course.

Asst year Hickman Greene, the
young Manor Club star who came
here from Louisiana four years ago.
won the final round in brilliant burst
OF golf which completely squelched
the aspirations of young Billy Dett-
weller, the hoy wonder" of the 1892
amateur championship. Greene was
under par when he licked DettweiIer
on the twelfth hole. He finished out
the round for a score of 10. In 1882
Roland Mackenzie, who later turned
professional. shot the same score to
win the final round from J. Monro
Hunter, jr.
Chevy Chase, with par of SO, Is
rated one of the finest golf courses in
this sector and probably is the hardest
on which the amateurs try to tie or
beat par. In its best of condition
early in May the course today is in
the pink of shape and will be next
week a grand test of golf for the BAN
ner field. Four flights of Is will
qualify on Wednesday, May 13, to con-
t1nue at match play through Friday.
The course will be open for practice
rounds tomorrow and Tuesday.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
PinnlicO

Entries for Tomorrow.
BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-The Opportunity;
purse, 5000; 2-year- -olds; maidens;
foaled and served in Maryland; 4la
furlOnpS.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
TWELVE golf professionals and a
n1Iorfof of

"GbFE So1 pTU16SSlOndS ana q
quartet of amateurs from WASH
ington will try to qualify tomorrow
over the Hillendale course near Ball
timore for the national open cham
pionship. Two other local pros will
make their qualifying bids at New
York and Pittsburgh, and one, orig.
inally entered for the championship,
has withdrawn. Witty Cox, Kenwood
professional, will make his Qualifying
attempt at the Seawane course at
Hewlett, Long Island, while Mel Shorey,
East Potomac Park pro, will make his
bid at the famed Oakmont course near
Pittsburgh. AL Houghton, former
kenwood pro, will be in the starting
field at the Jefferson-Lakeside Club at
Richmond. Roland Mackenzie, Con-
greSsional pro, has decided not to play.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
K|NGSAXON HOME
FIRST AT JAMAICA
Finds Excelsior Handicap
Romp-GoIdey F. Scores
Eighth in Row.
BY ORLO ROBERTSON,
Associated Press Sports Writer,

N YEW YORK, May 9.-King Sax
on, monarch of the turf 6
VI milers last year, and Goldey
L F., bidding for the right to
rule the 2-year-old filly division,
scored easy victories on Jamaica's
closing program today.
The King. carrying the silks Of c.
H. (Pat) Knebelkamp, raced to his
second successive triumph in the
l 1-16 miles OF the $1,000 Excelsior
Handicap.
Goldey F., daughter of Tall Tim
Der. which cost Mrs. w. A. Bridges
only $3.50 as yearling, chalked up
her eight straight victory and boosted
her earnings to an even S13 900 in ac-
counting for the 5 furlongs of the
Rosedale stakes.
Neither Ever Headed.
10Th the King and the little filly
scored in the same manner. They
went to the front at the start and
never were headed, each winning by
three lengths. They were also odds
on-favorites, the King paying IL to 20
in earning the purse of $5,40O and
Goldey F. returning 3 to S for her
triumph. which netted Mrs. Bridges
S3,525.
Carrying 121 pounds, the Knebel-
kamp 5-year-old displayed for the
first time this year the speed that
made him almost unbeatable at a
mile or less last season. With moth
ing to run along with him, the son
of Saxon quickly opened up a long
lead and then breezed home in I:4515.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
Churchill Downs
Results

FIRST RACE-The River PARK
Drive; purse, $500; allowances; 3-year-
olds and up; z furlongs.
Bootmaker (BalaskI $50 420 3.2l
Higher Cloud (Kurtsinger) $40 22t
Prince Fellow (Garner) 3.2(
Time, l:24 3-5.
Also ran-Kailin, Over Yonder
Songmaker and Spur Flower.
SECOND RACE-The Kentucky
Cardinal purse, $7oo;. 2-year-old
maidens; Az furlongs.
Hy Sonny (Steven) $40 2.60 2.2o
a Toney's Girl (Arcaro) $50 2.2O
Par (Porter) 2.80
Time, 0:53.
Also ran-Skeeter, Rhiniz, Sailor
man. The Tribesman, Dellor, Lady
Sybil, Palan, ARABS Arrow and Lake
view.
AVIAN Dusen and Gross entry.
Field.
ing; 3-year-olds and up; furlongs
+ Candescent (K'ger) 400 600 4.4O
Trinchera Haas 480 4.4O
Crestonian (Belaski l9.4C
Time, 1:12.
Also ran - Miss Melody, Master
Buck, Chinese Empress, High Torque
Dark Woman, George Gable. Judge
Blake, Ramrod and fWavy Sea.
Field.
DAILY double paid $156.s0 for $2)
FOURTH RACE-The Few Acres
Farm; purse, $500; claiming; 3-year-
olds and up; 6la furlongs.
Bartering Kate Cor
bett) 4.S0 280 24r
Felwyn (James) $40 44C
Likewise Douman) soc
Time, 1913 is.
Also ran - Hastinola, Growing
Glory, Bert Reid, My Blaze, Black
Miss and Spanish Lad.
FIFTH RACE-The Memories Han.
dicap; purse, $1,000; 3-year -olds and
up; 6la furlongs.
Vlsigoth (JameS) 1910 $40 4.2C
Top Dog (Pierson) $40 38C
Money Getter Porter 56C
Time, lit 3-5.
Also ran-Don Creole. Chief Cher
okee. Ariel Cross and st. Bernard.
Mrs. E. Denemark entry.
SIXTH RACE The Bashford
Manor Stakes; purse, $1,000, added;
2-year-olds; S furlongs.
Murph (Arcaro) $40 800 24(
Foolish Moment (Steve'n) a20 2.8C
Prairie Dog (WalD 52r
Time, 0:59 is.
Also ran-Kermay, Gin Daisy, + Via
Jero, d Dogaway, aEvening Tide
d Fast Express, Chenault, Sweepa-
lot, Ginocchio. Proph, Little Empress
C Shootin' High and Billionaire.
Coldstream stud and e. d Shat
fer entry
cDixiana entry.
d Milky Way Farms entry.
Field.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500:
Claiming; 3-year-olds and up; mile and
sixteenth.
Navanod Haas 4.60 800 26O
High Diver (James) 42Or 32C
Kievson (Pierson) SAC
Time, l :46.
Also ran-Gay Dog. Amazing, Wild
Turkey and Buddie Treacy.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $7OO;
claiming; 4-year- -olds and up; mile
and an eighth.
Lawsuit Haas $50 $50 4oo
Celiba (James) HOO 5so
Damascene (Calvert) 38o
Time. 1925.
Also ran-Pot Au Brooms, Bistrita,
Catino, Pastry and Puddin Head.