davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-10-25
River Downs
Results

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 5000: claiming.
2-year- -olds and ups 1 mile and 40 yards.
Meelaway tBurke) 500 $50 800
Miss Joker lMontsomery) ' 500 9.sS
I'll Time. sr19is h'issi Fowler 700
Also ran--Busy Ven. Synopsis. fThe
BABY. sporting Maudie, Mate Tea. Lam
porte fF,sfd snS Nancy Khan.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500, claiming,
f::!.:. e. 's' .s r'';' s:s
L'tifnsson 4in.. i:sS%. ssSS%sn'somsry' $50
F,i6:.., FFFiIIisi.n = No,.:S. R's. -Four SAMMY and
DAILY Double paid s192 500
THIRD RAcE-Pur,.. 5000, claiming;
fss tG. s%ish,n %is and sS.S - S.1a. iaoo 700
bpfsim.fM bpsass MSYs sTs.;nscSnSSs gasSSs, eco aso se
. Also ran-.Spanish Art. Indian Lace.
rensss;. 7 rMssss9s; Miss Aline, Emvee, Ceallaish.
field.
opsHs ana ap m :sSC sns as ,.qs,
Morri. r. tThornton) $40 500 SEQ
h;sk,.c;sH LEX Conner m! !Y.,er) 4.sO $50
Time. 1:iaM. 4'''
parma, Highest Point and zebuio.
FIFTH RAcE-Pur.s. $500, handicap,
Psa.ai.ie.fa s ttsodriru.., s4o sso sso ssS ssS
GyraI tClutterl geo
Time. 1:4SM.
Also ran-.Buddie Treacey, Compen.
satory; Best Bid: Safe And Sound.
a-H. w. and w. J. YOUNG entry.
b-Mrs. b. Frenzheim entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Cincinnati Handi-
cap; purse. &2,50O added; all ages; 5H
Don CreeIe. tFowler) $500 $50 4.4O
Empty Bottle tRedriguez) 500 $50
Dora May (Burke) $50
Also ranGodd Star. sveep,ike. roney
Doc. Reminiscent and Mucho Gusto.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81 900; claim
Ing handieap: 3-year-olds and up; L mile
Almac (Rodriguezl 0.2O 4.6O $50
Alssng lRoberts) $40 4.Ss
Laura View (Yagero $40
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500: claiming
handicaD: 3.yesr.elds and upi 1 mile and
visss fsnnant tsmlth, SEQ $50 $50
Clint (Thernton) $50 ESQ
Albess (RedriFueg) $50
Also res-seisp. .Dgnwin. whansdsslis,
Aries Aa1 xsvslfS jack.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
Sportsnan's Park
Results

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 5000; claiming;
3:year;olds and up; 6ls fuI1onss: I'll ao On
JiIdac tLoWe) 1s.:O
Time. I:25A.
ferred. Toastmaster, Dark Rascal. Texas
Maid. Caterer, Roselake.
sEcosp RAcE-Puz.e. 5000: el,imins,
Mueks1 danes, 6.6O 40 800 800
Time. 1:3J.
Also ran-Una O., Risibility. Bar Play.
our' sy TSsH Is, Douss sn'rlfs .sd i9d eSn'''n
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
s;y.arIC!Ss m..s mile and q es Sard' $50
Onside CHauer) 500 :s0
Gold Tun Fermin) 40
Also '' ran.Rita R.. Norman O.. City
Limit. Mitzi Kai. Notar, Maskillo.
FOURTH RAcE-Purs.. s1oo' claiming;
Hoidum brown WILSON, $40 $50
He Devil taager) 500
Also ran-Wee Luke. Miss Blanche. Oh
Ray, Double Nusset. Gladess, Hishdry and
Sun Tryst.
FIFTH RACE-Autumn Handicap; purse.
$1,000; 3-year-olds and up; 61s furlongs.
Silverette (vaiD 4.OO 3.SO 20
Cardarrone (MartinI 4.4O 2.40
Rock X. (Jsmes) %"4O
Time. I:23M.
Morning Mail.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
3-year-olds and up: lM miles. ooo
Kapena (Hauerl 4.SO BIO 30O
Tornillo (McClellan) go go
His Way tGeving) 100
Also ran-sun Friar. It's Keen. Dana:
scene. Sister Ike. Zenka, Fair Prospect
and Countess Bye
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. SS0O: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up: 1 mile and 20
yards.
Cheraw (MiDsl $50 $50 400
Crabtree tGriffin) 1850 9.lO
CAPTAIN Red lHauerl, 40
Time. 1:512s.
hadur, Defer, ParpIay, Jerry H and Colonel
Jr.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse,. 500; claimins;
3-year- -olds and up; / mile and 20 yards.
Regards (Jamesl 4.2O $50 40
Teenie r, tMartin) 400 800
Sassafras CHauer) $50
Also Also ranExttauqueehee. Batting Eye.
Bay Memor, Red Rogue and Sym Jack.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
Narragansett
Results
b tie Associated Press.

b tie Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, 81 900; claiming;
Die Hard lKnotD 500 4.20 $40
Rutland (TinkerI 7.6O $40
Golden Princess Fator) $50
Ai:s r.n9M.rfrss. yohnnye.ls. Ir.s-
Arthur Metz and AIanad.
SECOND RACE-Purse. sI.e9O: claim.
Mai,i,s ms: gteat;Ois: kOn and up; $ miIss so
Popo tColIins) 500 2.6O
Whipper Cracker tMay) $40
Also ran@Eddie wrack. A. O'Connen.
Boocap and The Triumvir.
THIRD RAcE-The Hanover: purse.
81 600, Allowances 2-year-olds; q furlongs.
IHaekinthsbSf H.i.! " tWhoIsyI b $40 80 go 80
Willow Bud (Jackson) 4.IO
Also ranECandar. Prince sador. zaea.
sI,2O0i aIiowancesj 2-year-oIds: fur
MA; M.5y Elsie, El.i. Ias.ssn, 1S $3.50 SO SO s..,oo 10
Gala Star tMalley) 7.I0
Also ran-L'Etoiie. b Crows FIirht. Lady
Bewithps Us ard GS,,,s shoosip' cot Hish .,,,v
Dixiana entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500 added:
up; 10 miles.
CHANGING tRosen) 1900 $40 $50
Tugboat Frank tDeeringD $50 $50
Mountainy Man Jackson) 2.0O
Time. l:f1ta.
Also ran-Up And Up. Don Guzman.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; claiming; :;
3-year-olds and up; L Is miles
Sand Baby (GreerD 40 $50 ESQ
Royal Tread iArnold) $50 4.30
Lady MaTnock tMalley) 100
Also ran-Hardware, Office Boy. Baby
Sweep and Diverting.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and ND; "a miles.
ThAtch tFelsp 11.4O $50 $50
Sockdologer tBarba) S.sO $40
Heosiers Pride tTucker) $40
Time. :5O3s.
Also ran-Foreign Lesion, Some Bull,
Society Column and Jezreel.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
Ing; 3-year-elds and I'D: IL miles:
Parity Leishman) 7.20 40 $40
General A tRosen) 4.20 100
Neverfade tKnotD 800
Time. 1:f9h.
Also ran-Dormido. Adamite. Blind
Luck. Miss Donovan and Dispeller.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
SIXTH RACE-SEA GULL, AC-
AUTAW, WANDREL,

SEA GULL has developed into q
fair sort of platter and has been
improving with every start. Friday
she probably would have beaten
Golden Vein, but Tucker was out
ridden by O'Malley. ACAUTAW
is best at sprinting, but Is dropped
into a cheap spot and the veteran
has a chance to take it all. WAN
DREL is hard to figure, but his
best effort would make him q dan
gerous threat.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
Dee First in Selma Stakes Scoring Smashing Upset
Selections for fast track at Laurel tomorrow.
tBEsr BEr-wIsE ADvoCATE)

est heat on the card. MAE BOB,
a son Of Ariel in the Maemere
Farms Stable, came with q smart
rush in the last part Of his sprint
race the other day and we believe
he will do much better over this
route. DANARCO finished second
to Hi-Sweet and licked some fair
youngsters In his last outing.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
CHANGING |SF|RST
AT NARRAGANSETI.
Scores Over Tugboat Frank
by Head, Collects $3.50
in Autumn Handicap.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
AWTUCKET. r. l., October "a.
- Phil Bieber's CHANGING won
/ the Autumn Handicap, mile
L and one-sixteenth for 3-year.
olds and upwards, by q head from
Mrs. L. H. Wards Tugboat Frank at
Park today.
Mountainy Man was third, two and
a half lengths back, while the favorite.
Up and Up, wound up in last place.
The victory was worth $2,890 to the
winner. He paid $40. $50 and $3.50.
with Tugboat Frank returning $3.50
and $3.50 and Mountainy Man. $2,90.
Jockey Willie jackson, pilot Of
Mountainy Man, lodged a claim Of
foul against the winner, claiming that
Jockey Joey Rosen struck Mountainy
Man over the head at the far turn.
The stewards disallowed the claim.
Kennie Knott rode the winners Of
both the first and second races here
this afternoon, plotting Die Hard in
the first and Moralist in the second.
The double in this combination paid
of $3.50.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
Keeneland Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. s1oc: maidens;
ehelorsn ss115Sndt Des.ss sr1''n'' 1890 80 400
Seventh Inning UCowley) $50 ESQ
Sleep Well aBeasy) $40
winnataska. Widespread and Pennine.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500: claiming;
The Queen tDiekinsonJ $50 $50 go
Patsen eae tseasy) fsn A 3:sS
Also ran-Sun Petal. spurlin, Forest B.,
Madonna and Trauwina.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 5000; claiming;
''rs Ieewee tWasneri Ine W. 1850 SEQ $50
Patsyette (South) $50 $50
Jane (BryanD 4.4O
Dear. Very Wise and Transformed.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500; e-year-
Upper Berth Dotter| Io.4o SO 3.so
Lake View tCcmpton) l.OO Do
Aiso ai%e' ranEP:re.nt. Arabs Arrow and
Calculator.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 added;
the Lexington Stakes: 2-year-olds: fur
longs.
aaWhits Tie aCevisy, $50 s.so ssS
bProph (South) $50
Time. 1:12.
Also ran-bPerIette. Old Nassau. aTat-
tered and Lucky Dueky.
Manhasset and Greentree Stable.
bJ. W. Parrish entry.
SIXTH RACE-Special sweepstakes; 6
furiongs.
Myrtlewood (South) go Out
Miss Merriment (Gilbert) Out
Time-1:11+s.
SEVENTH RACE-The Experimental
Handicap run-off: purse, $1,000; 3-year-
olds and UP: & furlongs.
Fraidy Cat tSteffen) 1910 $50 Out
Threadneedle tDotter) $50 Out
Roustabout (South) Out
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
Swear -olds and up; IA miles.
Mhatway Dickinson) 22.0O $40 $40
Mouse Trap tDotter) 40 400
Golden Nut tCowley) $50
Also ran-Master Beau, Tact, Honor
Her. Gee Gee. Parrish Roach.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

w. and L. Sets Pace.
A MONG the commercial groups,
= Woodward & Lothrop increased
its lead in the Department Store
League by sweeping the set from
Credit Bureau. Lansburgh's held on
to second place by taking the odd
game from Jellef1's, while Hecht and
Palais Royal were winning from Raj
eigh Haberdashery and Hahn & Co.
Delco Light and Phelps Roberts
continue to share the lead of the
Electrical League. with 10 victories in
IL games, with the former having a
204-pin advantage for the same num-
Der of games. Wendell Meyers l21
average is still five better than the
next nearest, while Zugle has best
game. l49, and set. 40l.
Green Bag Coffee's but once
defeated team shows the way
in the Sanico League.
Stokely's Vegetables. Sanico
Poultry and Sanitary Tea. are
tied for second, with 10 victor
les in Is starts. Oddly enough,
Equipments team, which is
sharing the cellar berth with
two other fives, holds the high
team game and set, 638 and
1,642.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
FIFTH RACE-BULWARK, CAL
UMET DICK, CHATMOSS.

BULWARK was outclassed by
Nightcap and Silent Shot the other
day, but prior to that he showed
race that gives him the call over
this good field. In that perform
ance he finished third to Bootless
and Infantry, with Albania, Genie
Palatine. Galmica, Ampersand and
Booming Guns in back Of him. A
repeater of that would earn him
victory in this. CALUMET DICK
is in his best form of the year and
under the weights he will stand 0
lot Of beating.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
BUSY at ROSslyn,

COME notes on reporting leagues
~ follow:
Over at Rosslyn, the home of the
Ladies District League-leading Ross
lyn champions. number of other
leagues are flourishing. Prominent
among them are the Rosslyn Inde-
pendent, Agriculture Interbureau,
Agriculture Economics and Adjust
ment, Arlington Church and Arlington
County loops. all of which, except the
last named, have clear-cut leaders.
While three teams-George Wash
ington University Alumni, Park Lane
Service and Sher g. Cohen-share the
top rung of the County League, Ar
lington's Tigers lead the Church
group, Plant Industry the Agriculture
Interbureau, Foreign Service the Agri-
culture Ec. and Shaffer the indie
pendent.
Russ Spillman. rolling in both the
Independent and County loops. had a
Evening star., 1936-10-25
SEVENTH RACE-WISE ADvO-
CATE, POOPDECK, TAUN-

WISE ADVOCATE, after a short
period of idleness, returned to rae
ing at Laurel and he has proved he
is now ready to show his best form.
His first performance was more in
the form of a workout, but his
next start saw him showing nifty
speed to be the runner-up to Al.
buquerque. In here with only lot
pounds and over distance he likes
the best, we believe he rates the
outstanding play.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
GROOM TEXAS WINNER

ARLINGTON DOWNS. Tex, Octo-
Der "a R.-W. c. Stroub's Groom
raced across the wire one and one
half lengths ahead of a classy field
today to win the $2.500 West Texas
Handicap before 10000 fans who
braved cold and rain.
Buddy Haas gave the little 5-year-
old black mare a splendid ride, breax-
ing fast from the barrier and never
was headed in the 6 furlongs.
1nf1dox, owned by D. L. Ogle, was
second and Appealing, racing for the
Motor City Stables. managed to hold
on for third place.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
BY BILL DISMER, Jr.

~ ONE idea OF what the average.
non-league bowler is up against,
even at this early stage OF the
- season, was afforded one night
last week when a group Of four ap-
preached the manager Of one Of the
towns largest alleys.
Sorry, not an alley until II o'clock"
he said, and, as they departed with the
audible intention of finding something
at another Of the big-time plants, the
manager shook his head and said.
They'll get the same answer any
where they 60.
Leagues have all the alleys
30 tied up that it's virtually inn
possible for the casual roller
for-fun to shoot at all during
the evening hours"
With last years figures Of more than
100 leagues averaging eight teams
(Which means more than 1000 in
dividuals) almost certain to be sur
passed with the release of this seasons
statistics, it's either daytime pin
spilling or joining a league team for
those who desire their exercise on the
hardwood There are not enough alleys
in town, otherwise.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
FOURTH RACE-SKY RIDE, SHE
KNOWS. MARCLEAXE.

SKY RIDE. a daughter of Happy
Argo, has done a lot Of runninP in
her recent outings. In her last she
appeared to be on her way to an
easy victory. but E. johnson al
lowed her to go extremely wide and
she wound up third. SHE KNOWS
may beat MARCLEAVE.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
WILSON is HIGH GUN

WITH the l00-target shoot for the
w Sports Writers Cup postponed
week, the regular weekly event Of
Washington Gun Club yesterday was
won by walter S. Wilson. who had a
score Of IS in the 50-target contest. A
% out Of Is also earned Wilson a leg
on the Hunter.Wilson three-month
trophies race.
Former Club President Parker Cook
celebrated his return from vacation by
getting his name on the role of win
ners. with %. Benjamin Thaw, pres
ent president. also won leg on the
trophy. with the same score.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
Laurel Results
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE--Purse. 81 900: claiming;
3-year-olds and up: Lie miles,
Eeryid lkurtsinEer) $50 200 3.so $50
Candle Fly tBoucher) $40
Also r1n1chiei Hollis: Happy; sIssIIi Berry
Dunfox. fair sun: Bud Brown.
as: G. Bailey-v. 7. Carter entry.
sECoAR RACE-Purse. $1,000; e-year-
sIds; 1 mile and 20 yards On ..o .,o
siam Ma1ey tWoffman, Wsisps, '''" $50 ssS
Mr.. Canron knapp $50
Also ranEPrairie Prince. Uvalde, Hish
Velocity.
,n,T THisn 5gs1.-did. and up: claim
Go Home Litzenberger) $50 800 $40
Galmica (McCombO 1910 $40
Beth Time Bon 1:iasE !MsErio 500
Also ran--Miney Myerson; Southern
way 'hifnf DAILY Double Ms' Paid spsa se5.4oJ
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 added;
mile; The Selma Stakes: 2-year-old
Iii%. :, De- s. RSssSt:Sn, 4olo 1eao sse
fepium tWorkmanj 800
Time, :392s.
Also ram Evening Tide. fTonianna.
sfs %sles Print. AeiGSa HPo..e, sisinasSendest. %
Recall Lily. Morning. Keyword, Devils
Pace.
b-King Ranch entry.
field.
FIFTH RACE-The Maryland Handicap,
purse, $4,000 added; for 3-year-olds, Ia
miles.
Floradora tKurtsinger) 1900 $50 $50
Memory Book tWorkman) $40 2.10
Bow and Arrow (Renick) $50
Time, 2;O3h.
Also ran-Fair Knightess, Gold Seeker.
Split Second. Giant Killer.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. S1,2O0; The
Glenwood Handicap: 3-year-olds and ~;
Moon Side (Westrspe) SEQ 4.50 800
Thursday u. Renick) go 4.10
Ayucar Hardy 800
Time, AS.
Also ran-Corinto. Maeriel.
ing; 3-year -olds and mp; 1ia miles.
Eos.rty, [W.stropsI $50 40 800
C. Flower Time tDunbar) $40
Also ran-WittekInd, Sir Kai Broad
eumies Stone. okay Winshell; { The
field.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
Floradora Earns S4,650.

ELORADORA earned S4'ooo IN liis'
prize money and paid sls for
81 to win in the mutuels.
A dozen selling platers went post
ward in the days mile and one-six-
teenth opener, with the winner turn
ing up in Mrs. ]. M. Blacks Fervid,
one that paid S7.80.
Walter NJ Jefford's Matey qualified
handsomely for the Spalding Lowe
jenkins Handicap on next Saturday,
when he was an easy winner of the
mile and 10 yards second. Running
the distance in 1:44, Matey, odds-on
favorite, was being eased up the final
eighth.
The first triple winner Of the meet
ing bobbed up in the third event, when
the Maemere Farms Go Home raced
furlongs in 1925 to pay $500.
Go Home coupled with Fervid paid
daily double of $25.40.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
THIRD RACE-MAE BOB, DAN
ARCO, MOLASSES BOB.

Here's another race for 2-year-
olds over the mile and 10 yards dis
tance and 1t is probably the tough
Evening star., 1936-10-25
FIRST RACE-CHOSEN ONE,
ROIHEVARD. EXHORT.

CHOSEN ONE, daughter of
Which One, came through on the
rail to make up world of ground
In q race at New York on August
81, to win the only heat Of her ca
reer. That. incidentally. was the
only decent race she has shown.
Recently at Laurel, however. she
has teen displaying high speed in
her trials and she Is bred to go a
distance Of ground. We believe she
will come up with another good
race Monday.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

great week. Not only did his 1882
average stand up as tops in the Coun-
ty. but his 39s set was high in the
Independent. Bert Lynn's 152 game
for the league-leading Shaffer quint
was one Of the weeks best at Rosslyn.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
Race Selections
LAUREL (Fast).
RY FEED BOX,

BY FEED BOX.
1-Harry's Dream, Boulevard, Brief.
2-Miss Careful, Cruising, Scudder.
3-Offender, Molasses Bob, Danarco.
4-She Knows, Sky Ride, Miss
Jones.
5-Aladdin's Dream, Scatter Brain,
Chatmoss.
6-Sit Out, Sea Gull. Canpra.
7-Alice Byrd, Glowing Coal, Flo.
Silda.
Best bet-Harry's Dream.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
SECOND E-CRUISING
OPHELIA, MISS CAREFUL,

CRUISING has yet to come
through with his best effort in
Maryland, but his last race yester-
day was a marked indication that
he is coming back to his best form.
OPHELIA has been working swiftly.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
Empire Results
- the Associated Press.

b the Associated Press.
.I TIIRsT ,.;. RAcEIrur.s; $500 . siaimins' i
Mari.te Horn, 1871 al 81
Blood tWrikht) 81 Al
Identical Vassar) 7.l0
Also ran-Destined. Count Up. Silver
Laxeon. Tens. Squirrel. Bravado and
SECOND RACE-Parse. $1,000: claim
Tim. Me IS seniek1 It's IS J..
Buttermilk tAnderson) 1-2 LIS
Sir Randolph tWaD 7-l0
Also .r.n@ChiIea. Nipponese and vick-
THIRD RACE-Purs., s..5oo added:
The Ardsley Handicap; 2-year-olds: about
Pri!iiessa !Are.ro, 4.s l-s !-s
YeTT En-. aoPs5 T :SsH Cooper rs
Also ran-Baron Gray. cersmine. VIM
ming Chance and Might Bud.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 81. 900 added:
up sa S'ahea,s mile and nac'. sc Yards. '0'o' anu
sSea Biscuit (PoIIard) 1871 5-l g.?
ssstinE g: Reniek) o.. s-5
Also ran-SteeIeutter. Emileo. bEsposa.
bWhAt Haze. SIT. Byrne, Prince Abbott. aEx-
hibit and Snow Fox.
Mrs. c. s. Howard entry.
Middleburg Stable and w. ZieGler. tr..
entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: The
Somers Handicap; class D; 3-year-olds
and up: IA miles.
Caught (Anderson) 81 FL IL
Crystal Prince (Arcarol 10 10
Hoops &C. Hanford) 5-10
Also ran@ofdneid. Lost Friend. Pompeys
Sauaw and Old Story.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 5000; claiming;
3.year. .olds and up: " miles.
Dutch Uncle (Andersonb 9-5 3-5 Il
Evening Hour (Horn) 81 81
RuHy tkastner) DO
Time. 1:SM.
Also !an-Chisf Yeoman. Bright Chance
and TeIlwhy.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
Silver Spring Race Hot.

Silver Spring Race Hot.
IN ANOTHER direction, Silver Spring,
Shepherd Park Wine and Liquor
leads the Silver Spring Georgia Ave-
nue. League by one game over the Sill
yer Spring Cleaners and Dyers. AL
though third-place Takoma Construc-
ton Co.'S total pin-all is more than
800 pins ahead of the leaders, Shep-
herd has dropped but four games in
six matches.
The American League is .
close fight between E. c. Keys
& Sons and the Stewart Broth.
ers, with both today showing .
record Of Is won and 5 lost.
Strickler Of the Keys team Is of to
a great start with league-leading av-
erage of 1872, the second high indi-
vidual set of 407. the greatest num-
Der of strikes, 16. and the greatest
number of spares, 51-all in 18 games.
Georgiana Beauty Shop has a one
game advantage over Edmonds in the
Silver Spring Ladies League, with
three of the girls waging hot fight
for leading averages. Miss Rothgeb
of Raphael Beauty Salon, Miss Spates
of Shepherd Park Restaurant and
Miss Schultz of Georgiana Beauty all
have medium Of 102 for 1s games.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
WAYNEsBoRO WINS, 31-7.

MARTINSBURG, W. Va, October
"a (Special) .-Waynesboro (Pa) High
took its annual foot ball game from
Martinsburg High here. 31-7. Don
Shockey paced the winners.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; claim
ng; 3-year-olds and up: l ihs miles.

a-Miss Z. Reefer-Mrs. r. M. Boorse
b-Mrs. H. Horst-Mrs. g. Hutehins
entry. ,.,.x
Clear and fast.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
:&MIzL!N :&MLMG GkI@%!!tt9S k@%tS,
9GK TGQ
w, and L. Sets Pace.

scoring honors to date-a 62l game
and ,706 set.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
TaIma Dee Rushed in Stretch.

TALMA DEE sprinted to two
i length lead at the quarter and
gained so much ground that Jockey
A. Robertson appeared to ease her
up slightly in the backStretch. He
came down on her in the homestretch,
however, to make sure Of victory, and
she responded strongly. Her time
was 1895.
Bettors thought SO little OF her
chances in the fast-stepping field that
she returned $40.10 for 50 straight in
the mutuels. Her victory was worth
s20,48O in first prize money to Mrs.
Mars.
1t was a great day for the daughters
of Bulldog. Another, Floradora, out
of the mare Gentle Play, captured the
$4,000 added mile and a quarter
Maryland Handicap.
Floradora, ridden by Charlie Kurt
singer, gave the crowd of 10000
big thrill by besting Greentree Sta
ble's Memory Book, the favorite. by
q head in a hard stretch drive. E. r.
Bradley's gelding, Bow and Arrow.
which led from the halfway pole to
the stretch, came in third, and Walter
M. Jeffords' Giant Killer, fourth.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
River Downs

Entries for Tomorrow.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
Holiday for Halliday.
crrAKrn Iiko a hoIidov for

IT SEEMED like holiday for the
= Halliday five in the Acacia League
as Halliday's All-Stars took undisput-'
ed possession of first place in the girls
division by sweeping their set with
Matta's Maulers, their foremost con-
tenders. Previous to the match, the
two teams were tied, but Myrtle Gar
ner's league record-breaking game of
1913 led the assault of the Hallidays.
The teams of Lloyd Crippen and
John B. Nichols remained deadlocked
for first in the boys division, each
having won out of II. E
Having dropped but one game in IL,
Stewart Bros. continue bn top Of the
Takoma Suburban League, although
the Schlegel Golden team is but one
game behind. Burger has the best
individual average, 11s, but is closely
followed by Mudd (11O and Veirs
Q1D.
Although three teams top
them in total pins, Petworth il
in front Of the Petworth League,
with IL victories In Is games.
Buffers BARRIERS, Little Tavern
shops and York Service Station are
all tied for second with greater pin.
fall than Petworth, but all have
dropped 8 games In IS. schaffer Mo-
tor Co.'S dxth.placs quintet has team
Evening star., 1936-10-25

THIRD RACE-Purse. ST. 900; claim
ing; 2-year-olds; l mile and 70 yards.
Offender (Kurtsjneerl llS
Rollicker (Workmanl lis
Molasses Bob o. Renickl 1l6
finder Box (De Camillis) )------- 113
xMaebob mo Boy) 1 104
Irisheen (Westrope) . 1OS
xPrairie Prince (Johnson) n)-----.-- 113
xTuleyries Lad (SchmidD ------- 109
XDanarco (MorriSJ Ill
xIdle Lady (GrigsJ-- . 106
Evening star., 1936-10-25
LAUREL TRIUMPH
IS WORTH $20,48O
Milky Way Fi|Iy, Outsider,
Beats Dawn Play Length
in Mile. Feature.
~ the Associated Press.

4y the ASSOCldtCQ EICoos
r AUREL, Md, October 24.-Tal-
ma Dee, Mrs. Ethel v. Mars
likely Milky Way Farms filly,
- proved her route-run1ing abil-
ity today with smashing upset VIC
tory at Laurel Park in the rich Selma
Stakes for 2-year-olds Of her sex.
The brown daughter of Bulldog
Barbara went to the top soon after
the break and led the rest OF the way
to beat King Ranchs Dawn Play by
q length in the mile event, important
distance test for juvenile fillies.
Dawn Play, which came from far
back under the reins OF Jockey j.
OMalley, was barely a nose ahead OF
c. v. Whitney's Peplum, ridden by
Sonny Workman, at the finish. The
two crossed the wire so closely locked
that the judges first posted Peplum's
number second, only to take 1t down
and give the place to Dawn Play
after seeing a photo of the race.
Walter M. Jeffords Regal Lily was
fourth, and Maemere Farms Maecloud
was fifth in the field of Is.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
Laurel
Entries for Tomorrow.
BY the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse 81 900: claiming;
2-year-olds; l mile and 20 yards.