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Evening star., 1936-10-11
SOLDIER FATE SIX
. LENGTHS TO REAR
What Have You, Third, Also
Qualities for Classic
Race at Aintree.
Er the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
T IGONIER, Pa, October To-
Eastern Shore. a big black
gelding owned by Mrs. F. AM
- brose Clark Of Westbury, Long
Island, triumphed over six other
starters today in the International
Gold Cup Steeplechase on a 3i.-mils
brushland course at Rolling Rock
Country Club.
Nearly 1000 spectators cheered the
winner and his rider, j. v. Davis. at
the end of the gruelling grind. in
which Eastern Shore finished strong
about six lengths ahead of Soldier
Fate, owned by Campbell Weir Of
Wilmington, Del. Frank NJ. Gould's
What Have You crossed the finish
line in third place. The winners time
was 7 minutes and IS seconds.
Qualify for Grand Chase.
THE three leaders qualified for the
Grand National Steeplechass at
Aintree. England.
The field was reduced from l2 to
just before the start. with the
scratching of six horses. Disport
owned by Mrs. Simon T. Patterson,
finished fourth, while The Mole,
owned by Mrs. Grace Eustis OF Nes
York. and Forbes. owned by L. W,
Robinson, jr., finished in the rut.
The event was a three-horse race,
with Eastern Shore, Soldier Fate ana
What Have You alternating in ths
lead for more than a mile before the
Clark gelding took command and he'd
it to the finish.
Eastern Shore Gets Break.
NEAR the end, however. 1t seemed
Soldier Fate might emerge the
winner. The two horses were 80 close
at the next to last jump. on a course
that includes some 20-odd hazardS
that the result appeared a toss-up.
But Rider Davis and his mount took
the last barricade clesnly while Sol.
dier Fate landed heavily, and the
break" was all Eastern Shore needed,
The most exciting race of the five.
event program turned out to be the
Western Pennsylvania Hunts Cup
steeplechase, in which E. Ryan rods
Richard K. Melons Escape to vic.
tory. Ten entries we're listed for the
event, but only two started. The de.
feat entry was Teritus, owned BY Mrs.
Francis P. Garvan. The two horses
went over the last bsrricade sinul.
taneously in the 3ls-mile timber.
strewn course event, and Escape won
by head.
Evening star., 1936-10-11
Lincoln Fields
Results
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; maidens:
the CottaEe Grove; 2-year-oldsi furlongs.
Ivory Tip Haas 500 $50 :.40
viajero mccoy 900 $40
British Tan tJames) :.40
. ! si:S 81 ,.p@ktaio R.j,;:1 Hour. Cit, Limit. Tri-
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500; claiming;
Bay h.s.e5 Ms"95 'south' $50 s.eo sso s.5" e"
High Fectet. tMecr.y) " $50
Also ran-.Bat,in. Eye. Hour Zev: Lady
later. fOtterrep and Taipan.
THIRD, kACE-Pur.e. $500: claiming;
2.,., a2..s.r-olds md pei f.ri"rss: On.
Mom tMcCleilan) s..0 4.?O
lie Miserable lGuymon) $40
Also ran-M.r.v.. Luren Luss.se.
CatchaiI and Price List.
DAILY Double paid S29.8O)
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500; claiming;
:-year.olds: furicnss.
sii.. sf,. M.,a~ Nae ps,,. G1Sls $3.50 1ss" 1ss
Col T,m. Jsli'n I:os South 600
Also ran-Gene Essa. Amneris. Eleanor
C., War Fellow and Peeos.
FIFTH RACE-The Au Revoir: purse
$500: Grade c handicap; 3-year-olds and
Below Zero tsouth) 1850 $40 400
Starbud tDotterb 40 $40
Flint shot tHaas) $50
Time. t::,Sh
Ai.s ran-Hit and Run. Royal Tread
and Asyouwere.
SIXTH RACE-The Marquette Handi-
cap; purse: $500 added; 3-year -oids and
Card.rrone 'Hauer, $3.50 1910 1850
Ba ndalore Dickinson $50
Also ran-Eani<h Fear RiIIbo, Balti-
more Boy, Maple Ricca and Prince Torch.
SEVENTH RACE-The On Your Way:
purse. $500: claiming; 3-year-oids and
MP; 70 miles.
Justa sheik .Guyon) 1850 10 400
High Diver tSouth) $50 500
Boiling Point tJames) SEQ
Tim. I:f&A.
Also ran-Golden Nut. Amijo. MarEaret
G.. Malimou and Carnelian.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3-year-oids: u. miles.
Hazel Eye DotterD 1900 $50 40
Jerry II. tSouth) $40 400
Attauauecbee SMITH $50
Time. i:50M.
Also ran-Ba tman, Susan Hay, Harry
Riehman and Wearwel.
Evening star., 1936-10-11
Rockingham Park
Results
BY the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
3-year -olds and up: 8 furlonEs.
Be There CDeerinE) $500 IS.0e $50
Prhixus lSwain) SEQ $50
Fitkin (MaIley) 500
Also Lan..Goldswsep. Threatsnins. A.
6SsHnf Sonsa: f. %sfFtS k.ssS g. .ni sFfs s:,.S h
SECOND RACE-Purs., 5000; elaiminss
?;ye.r-olds and up: furlonss:
ksoFs. ks Ee.iVTn 1R,tS.s S.ss''"' $50 sdc sM 3"
Hastincla LKnotD $40
Also ran-Riehstrike. Black HiEhbrow.
and Kerry Patch.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
Fair Deal tstevenson) $50 $50
Time. los
Also ran-Aunt Flor. Tynemouth. San
Marino, Cumberland. Biakeen and Dark
DAILY Double Paid sis,.soJ
FOURTH RAcE-Pur.e. $500; claiming:
ss1sSndi smse:n Bel: ;na Knott; X sse Sl,s' $50 go
Venetian tRosenl 40 $40
Below Cost Jackson) 3.s0
Also ranMInsuI.ted. Zulu Lad and Well
Done.
FIFTH RACE-The .oo white Msunt.In
WstersDi.sh .RarSai $3.50 1e.se $40
Gallant GAY tHowein 500 $40
Tu.bost Frank DeerinE> 80
Time. lao.
Also ran-Boston Brook. Beefsteak.
Bubblesome, Sandy Boot, Don GuZman and
Sun Archer.
SIXTH RACE-PurSe. 81. 600; ella Inning:
3-year-olds and mp; !" miles.
Capitol Hill tBarba) 6I0 a.3a
Wneo tMalley) 800
Time, I:4Stx.
Also rsn-Bsbv Sweep. Byrdex. stone
Martin, Motley, Hszy Autumn and Penrin.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse.. 81. .a80; claim
Ukraine tJaekser, $50 S.ae $50
Ada unite OCritchfieid) 1900 $50
Moralist tBarba) $50
Time. 3:O2.
Also rsn-Orthoprism, Boccap. Dormido
and Bud Broom.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse 81 .00c; claiming:
3-year -olds and up: n miles.
PLAY Book tSwaiD $40 $50 40
Free tKnott 40 600
Overstimulate tKosen) 200
Time. 2:0fA.
Also ran-Frumper. Piaymere and Miss
Blaze.
Evening star., 1936-10-11
Long Branch
Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACEAPurss. .s10e, claiming;
4-year-clds and up: 9 furienss.
Trajectory (MitehelD $40 $50
Stirred Up tAimers) 1899
wildwood. Handicapped. G.i.bang, Patsy
sweep Cessna Taximan and kee.
SECOND RACE-Purse. s,OO, claiming;
Gov, siiI tR:miii.HsS fa.,s5'' ,,e ses s!s
Willow Wand tVaIieeJ .ss
Barton Ga. Ok k.. ts, ts,. E,is ssd
aDaiiy Double paid si1.IeJ
THIRD RACE--P.rse. s;eO; claiming,
SS,ye.r-oids; S.;s.,, S.s ~ furlsnss;. a. ..a on
Fred Tracey Convey SOS
A.sh!,no h!,o T.n.Gs:sn s,. ss. Iris Gsidep .S, Gain
FOURTH HAcE-Ths Maple Leaf =. ndi-
p2n. saP e1s:s Mssn xi%ei. GSe ssss; rs ss ss
sSesiess. joe RemiIlsrO sic :.s0
Sablin tMcTague) $50
Also ran-Worthy Duke and fenasud.
FIFTH RACE--The Juvenile Handieap:
purse. $1,000; 2-year-sids; 1 mile and 70
ss;:s Sss:s sisn:: sSsss s:m;:,s .,1s $50 s s s:s
bV1ee keine e6l1ckD SoO
Time, :SOM.
Also ran-Rebeeca Lee, aIsltwerth, AID.
wyeh. aCease Fire, PEteile and Take Heed.
n. r. Rain entry.
bParkweed Stable entry.
SIXTH RACE-Psrse, as00; eisinins;
3.year-olds and up; mile and 70 yares:
Lissom Lad tMadelyD 1850 e.2e 4.IS
Sflviris (Aimers) 4.60 2.S0
Madfast tBaPnes) z.S0
Time. 1850
Alse ran-Syndie. Missouri Jim, Beech
view, D0er and Miss Germley.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse ssOO; claim
Ing: 3-year-elds And up; IN miles.
Muslet tDeuEherty) 4.7S S.yy
Bessie Eye CFalf) $50
Time. z:11&.
:, Aiss rsa1aassY ysstss' isss,sa., tsl. ttSsls.
sea. Brown Hil0a and oalvus.
Evening star., 1936-10-11
TILT AT ALEXANDRIA
Virginia A. c. Will Tackle Team
of Police Boys Club.
srecial Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, October TO-
Virginia A. C.'s foot ball team will
play its first home game today
it meets the Police Boys Club elev-
en- at Baggett's Stadium, starting
at 8 O'Clock. Composed Of former
scholastic stars, Coach Mike Gold
mans team seems to have its best
material in years.
The starting lineup will be selected
from among the following: Pullman.
Newton, Dean. Foltz, Gensmere, Kline
man, McKellic, Carter, Lamb, Woods,
Studds, Beach, welker, Blake, Hamil-
ten, Lawler, Ewald. Mellon, Mess and
Jennier.
Evening star., 1936-10-11
COLORED "Y" TEAMS WIN
Score Over c. C. C. Enrollees in
Billiards and Checkers.

Twelfth Street Y. M. c. A. billiard
lists and checker players defeated the
335th c. c. c. enrollees yesterday at
the local Y, winning 81 at billiards
and 81 at checkers. Paul Williams
OF the C. c. c. defeated Walter New
man, Y ace. in the feature billiard
match, 25-l9.
other summaries: Billiards-William
Pass (Y) defeated Glenford Dudley.
25-f; Samuel Poole tY) defeated
Randolph Smith, 25-9; Winford
Thomas (Y) defeated Clarence Smith,
asa.
Checkers-Dudley &C. c. CO. de-
feated Nathaniel Bassham, "a: Rob
ert Harris (Yl defeated Paul williams,
30; John johnson (Y) defeated
George Chapman, 40.
Evening star., 1936-10-11
LAUREL (FaStl.
BY FEED BOX,

1-Uvalde. Pretty Pal, Little Ban
ner.
2-Amagansett, st. FRAMES, jim
gle King.
3-Acautaw, Scudder, Masked Gal.
4-Lovely Day, Harry's Dream,
Toothpick.
5-Marks entry, Kievan, Phantom
Fox.
6-Coequal, Scatter Brain, Miss
Careful.
Flag of War. Snobby Scamp.
Mr.. Bun.
8-Ado, Spartan Lady. Palmscan.
Best bet-Acautaw.
CONSENSUS AT LAUREL Fast.
BY the Associated Press.
1-Trostar. Pretty Pal, Uvalde.
2-Spinach, st. Francis, jungle
King.
3-Acautaw. Scudddr. Sandstone.
4ELovely Day, Brief, Bomar.
5-Must Be. Kievan, Captain
Byam.
6-Genie Palatine. Miss Careful.
Scatter Brain.
More Pep, Snobby Scamp,
Shyno.
s-Peedeeque. Bslmocan, Taunton.
Best bet-Lovely Day.
CONSENSUS AT ROCKINGHAM
East.
Py the Associated Press.
Primer. Waxwing. Parity.
2-Ernie Manner, Blue Spur, Be
hind Me.
3-Regality, Royal Shoot, Hi
Sugar.
4-Ladfield. Marmara. Vote Boy.
5-Jewell Dorset, Lady Bewithus,
Say When.
6-Far Cry. L. B. Wilson, Pitter.
Pat.
7-Kindacorn, Motley, Sand Baby.
8-Army Game, Luna Mica, Never
fade.
Best bet-Pewell Dorset.
CONSENSUS AT JAMAICA
Good.
By the Associated Press.
1-Tory Rose, Scottish Mary, That
One.
2-Malmaison, Gold Buckle, joy
ride.
Goose Cry, Ethels Choice, Gold
Cross.
4-Sgt. Byrne, Miss Merriment.
The Fighter.
5-Abner, Testing. Whizzaway.
6-Hunterdon. Chief Yeoman.
Pastry.
7-Gunwale, Young Native, Golden
Way.
Best bet-Hunterdon.
Evening star., 1936-10-11
FOURTH RACE LOVELY DAY,
HARRY'S DREAM, TOOTH

One of the cheapest horses in
the C. V. Whitney barn is LOVE-
LY DAY, a 2-year-old daughter OF
St. Germans. However, this miss
came TO her own recently at Havre
De Grace and showed a winning
performance. although she was
beaten by Vivola. Miss Adeline and
Exhort. She was last coming out
of the gate and in seventh posi-
ton at the half, and only a tre-
mendous burst of speed carried
her SO close up. 1t is just a mat
Evening star., 1936-10-11
MRS. MORRlSSEY DIES
Mother of Umpire, Base Ball Park
Attache, Succumbs at "a.

Mrs. Mary MorSissey, mother Of
prominent local sports figures. died
yesterday at Georgetown Hospital after
a long illness. She was the mother of
John Morrissey of the Washington
Ball Club ofice staff and an attache
OF the District Boxing Commission,
and Joseph L. Morrissey, veteran
member Of the District Base Ball Um-
pires' Association.
Mrs. Morrissey, who was "a, also is
survived by two daughters, Mrs. J. H.
Decker and Mrs. c.. H. Lavender.
Requiem mass will be held at 10
O'CLOCK Tuesday In the Immaculate
Conception Church.
Evening star., 1936-10-11
Racing Selections

SPORTSMEN PARK (SIow).
By the Louisville Times.
We'll Heeled, Captain Red, Julia
Grant.
2-Goldmsn. Karkie, Much Wiser.
3-Bay Memor. Shirley B., Pre-
ferred.
BLACK River. Kapena, Harpen
Belle.
SPEEDY skippy. Tomye, Master
piece.
6-Ipso Facto. Charwich, Sir Midas.
Output, Discriminate. John Tio.
Sir Ajax, Gay Bird, Chrysostle.
Best bet-Speedy Skippy.
EPSON DOWNS (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Flodur, Sweeping Dame, Speed
Demon.
2-Kai Finn, Hip Boots, Whoa
Back.
3-Frost Bite. Joe jay, Scrip
Money.
+March Line. Ervast. No Change.
S-Lunsford, Lair. Amazing.
6-Barcadi Sweep, Great Chance,
Little Brook.
spanish Red, Gannonnic, Bis
trita.
8-Pharlera, Northern Slip, LAro
Keys.
Best bet-Lunsford.
RIVER DOWNS Muddy.
1-Lamporte. Onside. Hereward.
2-Delma Dunn, Rolanda, Doro-
thy Hicks.
3-Ted Conard, Paradox Girl, Pro-
hibition.
fair Cynthia, Paul T, Play
Lady
5-Odd Star, Buddie Treacy, Toni.
6-Reminiscent, Corum, Bereit.
7-Vesee, Synopsis, Highest Point.
Best bet-Delma Dunn.
Evening star., 1936-10-11
SEVENTH RACE FLAG OF
WAR. MR.. BUN, NAVAL
EIGHTH RACE - PEEDEEOUE,
SPARTAN LADY, INDIAN
NEWS.

PEEDEEQUE has either gone
back so far that he should be re-
tired or there has been something
screwy about his races. Despite
his poor showinss in Maryland
am forced to call him the winner
over the tripe in the eighth.
SPARTAN LADY is unreliable,
but may best the equally as
moody INDIAN NEWS.
Evening star., 1936-10-11

FIRST RACE-UVALDE, PKET-
TY PAL, Mr.. DUNCANNON.
UVALDE, q gelded son Of
Prince Pal. has had some promis-
ing efforts this year. but still re-
mains among the maidens. Meets
q field OF his own kind in the
opening race tomorrow and a re-
peater Of his recent race at Laurel.
when he finished third to Betty's
Buddy and Romney Royal, will be
good enough to win PRETTY
PAL. from the H. p. Metcalf barn,
is well suited.
Evening star., 1936-10-11
CL0D|ON RECOUPS
PRESTIGE ON TURF
Makes Up for Poor Showing
at Jamaica by Winning
Remsen Handicap.
By the Associated Press.


n YEW YORK, October 1O.-Wal-
nj ter A. Carter's 8-to-l shot,
" Clodion, atoned for his dis
a y appointing showing in the
current Jamaica meet by pulling out
two-length victory in the twenty
fourth RemSen Handicap in muddy
going today.
While the favored Maedic, rated
among the ranking 2-year -olds of the
season, finished out of the money,
Clodion broke fast, shot into the lead
at the quarter and finished in front
easily under Johnny Gilbert's urging
to take the $3065 winners share.
F. Ambrose Clark's Night Bud closed
with great rally on the outside to
steal photo-finish decision over Mrs.
E. v. Mars Dogaway for the place
Night Bud paid to for place. and
Dogway 3-5 for show.
Pulls Away i'm Stretch.
CLODION. winner at the recent
Belmont meet in brilliant time,
had failed to show to advantage at
Jamaica until today. Gilbert got him
away fast and shot him into a length
lead before the field hit the stretch,
where he drew still farther away.
Maedic, second largest 2-year -old
money winper Of the season. was un-
able to keep up and never threatened,
finishing four lengths out Of the show
position. despite the As price on him.
Eli Yale stayed closest to Maedic in
the early going, but soon gave over
to Dogaway and Julit w. The latter
faded entering the stretch. and Dog
away seemed certain of place until
Night Bud staged his remarkable rush
to nip him at the wire.
Evening star., 1936-10-11
SCORES HAND|LY
IN LAUREL STAKE.
Takes Johnson Handicap by
1N Lengths-Long Shot
Winner in First.

- AUREL, Nd, October lO.-The
Millsdale Stables Bottle Cap,
2-year-old bay son of Bostonian
IL and Trig, lived up to his repu-
tation Of being q superior mud runner
when he carried 1l9 pounds over s
furlongs in 1:12 3-5 to account for the
ninth renewal Of the Richard john
son Handicap, feature of an eight
race program witnessed by $4,000
fans here today.
The Glen Riddle Farms War Ad-
miral, top weight with l24 pounds.
was installed favorite on the strength
Of his sensational effort in the Aber-
deem at Havre de Grace, in which
he downed Bottle Cap among others.
War Admiral f1attered his hackers for
three-eighths by making the pace.
but started fioundering in the soft
footing.
Bottle Cap Gets Ahead.
IN THE meantime Charlie Corbett
was bringing Bottle Cap up fast
on the inner rail- Slipping through
an opening leaving the back lane,
Bottle Cap easily drew away from
War Admiral to win by length and
Q half.
War Admiral was a handy winner
Of the place over the Bomar Stables
Yellow Tulip-with the Branncastle
Farms Bitter Berry heading the other
six starters.
1t was Bottle Caps seventh victory
in IL starts this year. The purse OF
$3.50 brought his seasons earnings
to $l4,050, while those fans back
ing him took down $1,000 for the
usual 81 investment.
At the conclusion Of the race,
Trainer Tony Pelleteri was presented
a silver trophy by Mrs. Richard john
son, wife of the late United States
Senator, in whose memory the event
was run.
Long Shots Pay OF.
I ONG shot players. who have been
- cleaning up at this session. opened
the program with winner wnen
Edward Bruner's True Tune sped 6
furlongs in l:152s to pay $500
Forced 10 plioI r. AmDTose Claih
Hurry Harry the first mile minus his
left iron and the final half of the
2-mile steeplechase without either
iron. Jason El&y managed to remain
astride the geiding and win, much to
the delight Of the crowd which had
backed the gelding into favoritism.
Folks coupling True Tune with the
Maemere Farms Go Home. winner
Of the furlongs of the third, took
down $37820 for every 50 wagered
In the daily double"
When Mrs. M. Nelson Bonds PEN
cader raced a mile and one-eighth
through the slop in 1:57 to whip
eight opponents in the fourth, he
enabled Hubert lie Blanc, leading
winning rider at the meeting. to
register his tenth score.
Evening star., 1936-10-11
SECOND RACE-ST. FRANCIS,
SPINACH. AMAGANSETT

ST. FRANCIS, one of the most
honest and consistent jumpers in
training. showed he liked the
Laurel course the other day by
whipping an ordinary band of
leppers easily. He picks up
pounds here and faces keener
competition, but still has an edge.
SPINACH was the victim OF q
poorly judged ride in the same
race and should improve under
more competent handling ANA
GANSETT should down the others.
Evening star., 1936-10-11
Laurel Results

FIRST RACE-6 fur!enrs; purse. $1,000:
si.imIns; I fer os. .rssa5iGd: = ,o
Fend Memories tCorbetO $50 $50
xMuseatine Kurt $40
Also ran.xNiiss AdeIine. TuIeyries Lad.
Panther, Creek. xFlyinE Vim. Glad Winss.
sSSoEn ao s:sEASSS. ;:s miles; .u,,s
sis. S5s, HF:.sS F:.S.t. .'s W.,..r 40 ssss sfs s?s
p,ss:,:. LII: H;s Woman r';s .ss cs.:r s..r:
cs1 IssRP saer of t..:st srt;s rs
fs f.Iss asns frnes.. oesuee9 R.nifi e5o ssee aS
Also ir.nGcount Rae, Gimme, Top. MY
Kin. Grey Streak. yitaseops and Patsey
(DaHy Double Paid ss,s..eJ
,oeo miRa For si and us
fsss:ftf ts:s. Fish, e Pine R:!n.ns: ;' sS Sc
Little ArIc morris $50
Aise ran-TryIubria, Bay wraek. Golden
Play, Jamul. Att and Rudenia.
FIFTH RACE-6 furIongs: purse. $500
added; the Richard johnson Handicap:
Bottle CAP tCorbetn 1910 $50 SEQ
War Admiral tKurtzsinger) 800 $50
Yellow Tulip tWestrope) $50
Also ran-Bur ming Star. Peplum. Orient
aiist. Alexandrine. Rex Flag. fMr. Canron
and fBitter Berry.
field.
=. SIXTH RACE-ia milesj purse. $1,000;
the Westminster.
Corinto tWestrope) 1870 7.?0 SEQ
koustabout tKurtsinger) $50 30
MaerieI fCouccD 40
Also ran-Azucar and Where Away.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
lnE: for 3-year-olds and MP; I "a miles.
KNIGHTS Fancy
lie BIanc) 1890 7.r0 ZOO
Kievsen tRoot $50 100
panalonr tMorris) 900
Also rsn-South Bend Shot and Shell
and Blind Brook.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up: Is miles.
Tack tPetersb 1910 $50 80
Alice Byrd (MorriO 400 900
Lee Laffoon tCouceD a9O
Time. 1:5s.
ALEC rsn-Jimmy D. Rock Coventry,
Miss Fern. At Dusk. Lirht Action. Dea arsin,
0un Abbot and Imperial Betsy.
Evening star., 1936-10-11

TOOTHPICK.
FIFTH RACE - MUST BE,
PRINCESS GLADYS, SPUR
FLOWER.
MUST BE, . gelding that ham
died himself in fine style against
ChasGr, Silent Shot and Cantine
Lass Friday. h1ires as the best plsy
of the day. In his previous race he
finished second to Zsy. with Co
equal, Brown Feathers and Chat
moss In back Of him. Monday he
is dropped In with comparative
plugs and should never be headed.
PRINCESS GLADYS may defeat
SPUR FLOWER.
SIXTH ACE TOP DOG,
SHANSI, COEQUAL.
With the distance Just right for
him. we believe TOP DOG, a star
In the Mrs. Z. Denemark stable,
will suddenly find his racing legs
ways possessed a lot OF class, but
was badly suited in his recent
sprint tests. SHANSI is q greatly
improved animal and figures as a
tough one to down. COEQUAL is
apparently back in good form.
SEVENTH RACE FLAG OF
WAR, MR.. BUN. NAVAL
CADET.
There are few more consistent
platers than FLAG OF WAR, q
4-year-old gelded son of American
Flag. After winning several races
in q row. he continued his splen-
did work by finishing second to
Masked Queen the other day. In
a good spot and figures much the
best. MR.. BUN may hold NAVAL
CADET safe.
Evening star., 1936-10-11
Bottle Cap Heads War ADMIRAL Gold Cup Chase Eastern
Selections for fast track at Laurel TOMORROW
(BEsT BET-MUsT BE, FIFTH RACE)

ter whether she breaks aIertly.
HARRY'S DREAM may down
TOOTHPICK.
Evening star., 1936-10-11
THIRD RACE - TEDDY HAS
LAM. SOME GOOD, SAND
STnNE

TEDDY HASLAM was in a lot
OF trouble when Greystreak. Flavor,
etc, licked him at Havre De Grace,
but We believe he has q splendid
chance on reversing the tables at
good odds. In the Havre effort he
was away in a tangle and didn't
get clear until well into the stretch.
SOME GOOD is as good as ever,
despite his recent poor race.
Evening star., 1936-10-11
Jamaica

Entries for Tomorrow.
By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-The Santa Maria: purss.
5000; maiden 2-yesr-oid fillics 81, furs
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Long Branch.

Entries for Tomorrow.
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Laurel
Entries for Tomorrow.

By tine Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900; claiming
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a-P s. Grimes-W E HurIock entry.
x-Apprentice allowance claimed.
Cloudy and muddy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-22
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Poor Duncyi He 1t on the ground, and then sat up and look. cd around. "zeS in Q daze," said
 Dotty. "He looks funny as can Do.
 T guess he will not have the heart to, after this, act quite 90 smart" Then Duncy to the T1nies said, "Who took c poke ct mel"
 "The kangaroo" said ecouty. "Say, he sent you on your merry way. You started out to train him, but your whole plan was hop.
 "You had no chance, guess, to fight, cause he kicked you with all his might. If training is your spe. cialty, I think you'd better stop"
 "Now I remember. rrwas not fair. All of Q sudden, through the air I went" said little Duncy. well, I still am far from licked.
 "The beast, perhaps, just wished to play. I'll still make friends, this very day. No more will I Do kicked around. The first time, I was tricked."
 The next thing that tho Tinies knew, the funny.looking kangaroo walked up to little Duncy, "Well, I still am far from licked.
 '"The beast, perhaps, just wished to play. I'll still make friends this
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very day. No more will I be Kicked around. The first time, I was trick- ed."
 The next thing that the Tlniss knew, the funny docking kangaroo walked up to little Duncy, and then hugged him round the waist.
 Wee Duncy yelled, T told you go. Now we are real good friends, 2 know It only goes to prove that you should not judge things in haste"
 soon 0oidy said, T have . plan. Let's stage Q fine race, # we can The bear and deer and kangaroo should furnish lots of fun.
 "WOll line them ell up for tho race and then pick out Q Anian place. Wen stand along tho raee path where we ell can watch them run"
 "A good idea," ecouty cried. And then ho placed them side by side 'Already, gol" he shouted, and tho beasts began Co tear.
 Twas even for Q little while and then Wee 0oppy, with c smile, ex~ claimed, "They'll spread out, shcrss ly, end I'm betting on the bear. Copyright, io3o, NcA Service. 1nc.I
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