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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-15
sunny THOUGHTS
LEADS IN CHASE
Semi-Dark Horse Conquers
Fast Field in GIenWood
at MiddIeburg.
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS, JR.

Steu CorTebpOnoent OF Inc Sthr.
n n IDDLEBURG, Va, November
Nu IA Sunny Thoughts, a
wi cheerfully christened son Of
4 L Sun Charmer-P armachenee
Belle, that Is racing cross country in
the colors Of F. Ambrose Clark for
the first time this season, greeted the
$1,000 Glenwood National Steeplechase
with baptism Of victory today before
a crowd of 5000 on the estate of D. C.
Sands. More or less Of a dark horse
in the wagering, Sunny Thoughts
whipped some Of the best hunt cir
cult fencers in training to take the
race that above all others was the
feature Of the two-day meeting here.
Among those he downed was a far
better-known sort Of stable kinsman,
Mrs. Ambrose Clark's Eastern Shore.
Clark was in the stewards stand
to see his young entry gallop the
three miles in the creditable time of
6:24, but even he would have to con-
cede that Sunny Thoughts may have
been lucky TO win at all from ]. C.
Brady. jr.s Grooming Water. which
was not handled with especial vigor,
and William Strawbridge's Argonaut,
one that appeared TO be the inevitable
winner before q bad mistake a few
fences from home cooked his chances.
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Narragansett Park
Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST .RACE-Purse. $1,000, claiming;
3o.sair,oid En AND M; fu ri se, oeo $40
oussn Vic ,Barba| $40
Jubilee Jim and Bright Don.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; ! 1. miles:
AnheIation tyac6son) $3.50 2oso 1880
TragEat tCollins) $50
Also ran-1BIue Spur. Hats Of. Bebest.
Big Fish. Dunrock, Loswood, General A.,
DAILY Double paid se73.4oJ
THIRD RAcE-Th. Greenfield: purse.
81 900; allowancesi 2-year-olds; 8 fur.
zaea CBarba, 4.4o $50 900
Best News (HowelD 40 $50
Beautiful tChalD 40
Also rsn-Natty Boy. Tootsiecake;
Robber Baron. Miss Mary I. Fisher and
Dixiana entry.
aness: s.year.Sids' f"rions.. "'
Knight Plume tHowelD 7.S0 40 $40
. Crows Flight (Rosen) 200 $50
q Dressy (Stevenson) 800
Also ran-Saturn.. Jackie D., James N.
Mary Elise. CARDINALS. Lady Bewithus.
Dixiana entry.
FIFTH RACE-The scituate Handicap;
purse, $500; 3-year-olds and up: 8
Lady HisIoss Cwholey, $50 $40 100
Marmara (Arnold) $50 $40
Bubblesome (Rosen) $50
Also ran-Party Spirit, Calaveras. Erin
Torch, Tickle Chance.
SIXTH RACE-The Portsmouth Handi-
capi purse, $4,000; 3-year-olds ana up'
ola C'mrade (B'rmsn) $3.50 1910 10
Don Guzman (Rosen) $40 4.SO
CHANGING (HoweI) 4.IO
Time. 1:45R.
lade and Mountainy Man.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ins, syea[ 6saasa pO' is.so $50 500
Prince Pompey lHoweID 1880 $40
Black Falcon (Rosen) 500
Also ran@Balios. sandwrack, FIyinE
nere. Boy Valet. Hermie Roy, Felsa. Kinda
corn.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000, claim
Nixht's End (MitchelD $3.50 1910 100
Shepherd Boy (Madely) 17.40 1880
Lone Hand T. SMITH 500
I II%e' raaina&e%.teh Him. Frank ormont,
Hokuao, Pretty Russell. Ukraine, Polly b
and Blaekman.
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HONESTY AMAZES HIM

DETROIT-Coach Gus Dorais at
Detroit still is amazed. AS is his an
nual custom, he sent out question:
naires to all the Titans' rivals at the
beginning of the season. The general
rule is for the opposition to do a lot
Of ''moanin' low" in replying. DoraiS
almost fell out Of the chair. however.
when North Dakota came up with the
fiat statement the material was fine
and the prospects best in years.
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Arlington Downs
Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
3-year-olds and up; the Beaver Switch:
Jessie b: M. tThornton) $3.50 a4.4e 1890
Badly tSimmons) $50 500
Time Ball tAdams) 1910
=. Alsc ranTNe IVORY, Bsrrido. Captain
fsen;siII' RAPID rri"ss'' Lester sssy P. ''e'''
SECOND RACE--The Red River Ranch
purse; $500; claiming, 3-year-olds ard mp;
NJ 5.i aieL; tGaynop' $3.50 2s.sS 1899 g
Bedisht ILensdenj $50
A;S ,ssiHGknish!; HGR. AM, me-. l.; Ey;
Lans Alice. John Bane. filed.
THIRD RACE-The Memories, purse,
$500; claiminE' 3-year-olds and up; Wsg-
Barter'r Kate tCerbetp ITO $50 $50
Southern Belle 1Cornay) 1900 $40
Time. :IsA equals track record).
Also ran-Hose. Likewise: Reelon: Cap
i5o ans ana tMyre B.SGk'
DAILY Double paid S213.70.)
FOURTH RAcE.Ths Gov puneh.r
Trina tSimmoDsJ 1870 $50 $50
GGs eraid tco SR.yt 40 a a9o
=. Also ran:---Anseiits. ROYAL Countess. Beth
Macaw' Whiseenda. Pansy's First.
FIFTH RACE-The w.rroner Memorial
Hsndieap: purse, $1,000 added; s-year-
Sss. aSs vi R.a IL miles ss4o 1910 $50
bstar shsdew tMauroi " go
4 fpna III
Also ran.sssbIin, .Ros.elli. bAnn
0,RuIey, bGoldsneye; Giant Killer. dPundit,
f ssSs ARasi1.: wssHs.'nd'r M'r'n'
. Mrs, T. Stevenson. Z. r. seasram and
b Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. Baroni entry.
MHillsS.ls Stable and Peilstier entry.
County: purse. 81 900; claiming: sosear.
S:s:! !$. $ a:,I. 1880 s s7s s g:
Also sais. t ssni. ss'i FEAR
Prince and Martin Barton.
purse. 81 .oo0i cisiminTi 3-ysar-oids and
Autumn Leaves eHanauerS '' $50 $50 $50
| Goosef7esh (AIbrecht) 40
Also rsn-Fandan. Red Rod and Smoky
| Mountain.
EIGHTH RACE-The Three D's: purse,
| $500: cIaiming: 3-yesr-olds and Mp: la
miles.
Pompous GeEie{ G'men) 1880 4.p0 $50
Irish Imsge (Hightshoe) 500 $3.50
| Also ran-Redneek. witchlere. MARY
| Cardinal. Handsome Ral, Fair CYNTHIA
| and Gannonnic.
l
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HEURlCH LEAGUE MEETS
Fourteen Teams Plan to Compete
in Basket Ball Circuit.

The first meeting of the Heurich
Cup Basket Ball League will be held
tomorrow night at 7 o'clock IN the
brewery Office Plans will be out
lined for the coming season. which
again will be climaxed by the win
ming team receiving large cup and
gold basket balls. A cup and silver
basket balls also will 60 to the team
finishing second.
All unlimited teams who have
played in this league for the last three
seasons are asked to attend. The fol-
lowing IA have signified their inten-
ton of entering this season: Delaware
& Hudson. Coffey Sales. Olmstead
Grill, Little Tavern, Warren A. c.,
D. c. Fire Department. Fort Myer,
Fort Belvoir, Bovello Plumbers, P. w.
A., Heurich Flashes. Resettlement Ad-
ministration. st. Mary's Celtics and
Rockville.
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Memory Captures Prince Autumn Handicap Bo,ve
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

TWO Washington dogs won
stakes in the annual trials Of
the Bird Dog Club Of Maryland
over the course at Marley, Anne
Arundel County. Blue Diar1ond
Frank, owned by A. D. Black, won
the membership and open amateur
all-age stakes, while Miss Fearless
Diamond, owned by w. G. Davis,
captured the open amateur derby.
Western outplayed Eastern con-
siderably more than the 60 score
indicated in their inter-high foot
ball game at American League
Park.
Thirty-two golfers Of the Chevy
Chase Club will play for an Elec-
ton Cup, trophy presented to
the club by F. w. Hornbrook after
he bet on Charles Evans Hughes
in the 1915 election, won by
Woodrow Wilson.
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COOK TAKES TRAP SHOOT
Scores o0x100 as He Wins Title
at washingtonl Gun Club.

Parker Cook, former president Of
the Washington Gun Club, won the
clubs annual distance handicap shoot
yesterday when he smashed 90 out Of
his quota Of 100 targets. Dennis A.
Epson, with SO, was second, while
r. D. Morgan took third, with 86.
The defending champion, DR.. A. v.
Parsons, was unable to appear.
The clubs annual pre-Thanksgiv-
ing turkey shoot viii be held next
Saturday.
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FIRST RACE - WHICH PRINT,
TAKE HEAD. SORCERESS.

WHICH PRINT appears to be a
standout in the opening test. This
daughter of Whichone displayed a
brilliant brand of early foot in
mile and 10 yards race at Pimlico
and didn't tire until the last few
jumps, when Merry Mood, good
youngster, came along to whip her
by a half-length. Over the shorter
distance in here, Which Print
should win easily.
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THE proper pitch probably will not
be lacking, since Cox never has
failed to please local mat maddies
with his colorful capers. Last WintG
Cox engaged in numerous bar room
type brawls with such twisters as Ivan
Managoff, Joe Savoldi, Sergei Kali
mikoff and Ernie Dusek, finally be-
ing thrown by Danno O'Mahony. who
at that time was recognized as world
champion.
Promoter Joe Turner long has
sought to match the quarrelsome pair,
but until now neither was able to
arrange his bookings to meet here.
Garibaldi was booked here last week
and disposed Of John Katan in 221a
minutes with a cross-over leg lock.
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schooled according to his directions
and saddled by his agents.
In the third event, the only timber
test on the card, a converted show
horse came to new game and found
1t easy when the Old Mil Farms
Jerico, I'd. won the Raymond Bel
mont Memorial Of miles over post
and rail fences. Jerico until this
year was one of Mrs. John Hay Whit
ney's string of ring jumpers. Only two
horses started in this affair, Red Robin.
I'd, owned by Mrs. Harry Dufey, jr,
trained by Randolph Duffey and rid
den by Louis Duffey, fell at a fence
on the far hill and, having fallen. pro-
ceeded to sit down on his PROSTATE
rider for a while. The jockey later
managed to escape from his post as
a sofa pillow, however, and was found
to be only slightly hurt.
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rAn-Merge,
Boy. Perfect Devil. Challenge Cup.
Metcaf-Ciark entry.
- SECOND RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim
fng; for 3.year colds and ups Ia miles.
etrophe II. Hanford) 14.10--6 $40 40
FF.pDy Flag Fnah. .W,Ener' 7'so 5 5SS
Time. 2:04zs.
Also ran-Lady Carrot. DearIin. Credu-
ious. Wittekind; Tiana. Hominy Imp. Khe-
Taboo. Miss Johnston. Irish Vote.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 900: claiming;
y.Iae W.s T1e and 70 1876 500 $40
Sir Randolph (WalD $50 $50
Yelled Lady (Watson) $50
Also %e ran@Harry's Dream. Fair Albion,
fPrairie Prince. Bomar. miss CRAFTY.
Iim, Corn, Gent Sontrite' candlelisht' miss
DAILY Double Paid sss.6oD
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000 added;
Che W: P. Burch Memorial Handicap; all
indomIt.bIe 1PeterO $50 4sc 3.1.SS
Billy Bee watson 4.4o 3' az
"h Time. Els ~
rrrTu RAcE-purse, $4,000 added; the
Prince Georges Autumn Handicap; for ali
M Mem; !" BOOK %e'j Gilberp $50 $50 s.eo
Noon stsn R sd. ' lesflmsn, '0 $50
Ais %s ran4Piccolo. THURSDAY.
Z SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 200; claiminr'
Cor 3-vear- olds and up; 11z miles.
Light Brook (Dabson) 1870 30 $50
Chatmoss Is. Renick) 400 $40
PanaIong tGilbert) 4.oO
Time, 2:31M.
Also ran-FoEarty. Xandra, Msriato.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 81 900; claim
gng; for Swear -oIds and up; Il miles.
Pencader Il. Hanford) 1880 $50 800
Mad Trump tSheIhameD 11.4O $40
spartan Lady (Root BIO
Time. 2:04.
Also ran-Top High, Indian News. Lam
rorous, Infilee. More Pep, Yonkeb Flog
kaising, Merpor and Apathy.
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Selections for Fast Track at Bo,Die Tomorrow.
(BEsT BET-sAN ANTIoCA)

daughter of Balko, found the dis
lance too long in her last outing
and bowed to Harry's Dream, Clar-
ion Call and Exhort. She drops
down a notch or so in here in a
6-furlong race and we believe will
utilize her smart early speed enough
to lead.
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SETS RECORD IN RACE
Alviso Takes Bay Meadows Event
of 8 Furlongs in 1:0o Is.

SAN MATED. Calf, November IA
up. Alviso, California-bred, raced
to . record victory today in the g.
firlong Inaugural Handicap Of the
Bay Meadows track season.
Alviso covered the distance In
1:09 As under the whip Of Verne
Thompson. Lady Bowman was Sec
ond, a length and a half behind, and
The Pelican was third. The former
record of ITO was established by
Blackboard.
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Race Selections
BOWIE (Fast).
BY FEED BOX.

Rouge ct Noir. Aero, Keyword.
Golden Hind, Galadame, Nellie
Canter.
3-story Time, Happy Nymph,
Virnock
4-First Pigeon, Headin' Home,
Cynwyd.
5-ShoelesS Joe, Treford, Reduce.
6-Blind Brook, Easiest Way,
Speed.
Golden Vein, Bay Buddy, Miss
Tiptoe
Best bet-First Pigeon.
CONSENSUS AT BOWIE Fast.
By the Associated Press.
Aero; Which Print, Rouge ct
Noir.
2-Silver Lagoon, Golden Hind,
Turkey Run.
3-Matelot. Virnock, Salavina.
First Pigeon, Cynwyd. Chrys-
mute.
5-Deduce. Treford, Caught.
6-Blind Brook, Easiest Way, Wise
VIII.
Golden Vein, Miss Tiptoe, Iron
bound.
Best bet-Golden Vein.
ARLINGTON DOWNS Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Misinformation, Thomas Junior,
Mereta.
Ezekiel, Wanda Cerulea, Epi-
witch.
3-Tractable, Granbury, Myrtle
Brooks.
HPhalasan, Little Upset, vir-
ginia j.
5-Anklets, Leading Bet, Cable
gram.
6-Laro Keys, Flight of Gold,
Malimou.
bungalow, Brown Hilda, Honest
Susan.
S-Sun Caprice. Spanish Red.
Hoptoit.
Best bet-Tractable.
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Toolbox Wins Breezing.

TO TOP of the afternoon, Richard
K. Melons Toolbox, the most vail
liable tool in the world Of hunt racing
today, picked up the gentle inpost of
ITS pounds. withstood the strains Of
several false starts and a long post
delay. and won the mile and one-haH
Brookhill on the fat, breezing.
Summaries:
THE SAUGHTON PLATE burd,. var.
81 Ia miles for 3-year-old and upward
Plain Peggy. A z PIERCE. j. S, HsPriso9
up Herroro, Mrs. c K Bassett C. Snoo:
Up second; Arbitration. c. Mahlon Kline,
THE HOMELAND a brush face Of q
miles for 4year-olds and upward for
purse Of S3gOIWon by Dundri!in. Dun
MONTPELIER Farms. C smoot up. fecond:
Peecock: Anderson Fowler, owner and rider.
third: Time. 4:17as: Our Manager. Brown
TSn Lei. Royal Thomas. J. Ben and
RAYMOND BELMONT MEMORIAL. q
tlmoer race Of 3 miles over haggeI course
Ior nonrwlnners Of more than one timber
= 8 HARRISON Up: Red Robin, 2nd. fell
GLENwOoD NATIONAL srEEPLE.
CHASE. Tor 4-year-olds and inward purse,
s. ,00c; 3 miles over brush-Won by Sunny
Thoughts. F. Ambrose Clark P Miller up:
S Cisg1I Water. j c. Brady. jr- \. Nc
Strawbridge z R. Owen up. third T me.
ga. Forois. The Mole ana Eastern Shore
THE BROOK HILL. 1l2-mila fiat race
Won by Toolbox. Richard x Mellon James
Ryan ur, Passing Sun, Col. A z. Pe.rce.
j. Us s Harrison lar up, second File away,
third Colirny, Flying Falcon. Pro agon!st
and Wrackateu also ran. Time. 1885.
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cox APT TO MUSS
GAR|bALD| ON MAT
Mean Mauler Returning for
Feature Match With Vet
Here Thursday.

1.-TWO of matdom's meanest bone
benders. Gino Garibaldi, vet
eran Italian muscle man, and
u Joe Cox, an inverted human
pyramid, who returns to local cauli-
flower circles after an absence of sew
ersl months. will tangle in the fea-
ture match of the weekly grapple card
at Turner's Arena Thursday night.
Although slightly more mild-man.
nered than in the days when he ca
vorted with Jim Londos, Rudy Dusek
Hans Steinke, Jim Mcmillan. ct al, at
Washington Auditorium several years
ago. Garibaldi still is capable of Gre
ating quite a brawl when aroused to
the proper pitch.
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BOwLERS WILL DANCE.

The Bureau Bowling League ex-
poets quite a lot Of extra curricula
activity on Wednesday night when its
ladies' night will feature dance and
entertainment at the Columbia Au-
ditorium. The fun goes on from 8
O'Clock until midnight.
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SEVENTH RACE SEA GULL,
GOLDEN VEIN. MISS TIPTOE.

SEA GULL didn't appear to fancy
the muddy condition of the Ptmlico
track in her most recent outing,
but prior to that she finished right
on the heels of Minton and Shot
and Shell at Laurel. That race,
repeated. gives her a big edge in
here.
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SIXTH RACE - SPEED, BLIND
RROOK ITNENCIJMBERED.

SPEED displayed plenty Of speed
in his race Friday. but tired and
was we'll beaten by Sleek and Min
ton. Steps up Monday against
swifter company, but with that race
under his belt we believe he will
give a splendid account of himself.
The fact that he showed so much
speed indicates he likes the Bowie
going.
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Indomitable by a Nose.


THE w. P. Burch Memorial Handl-
cap. run in memory of the late
washingtonian of that name, saw Mrs.
Walter M. Jeffords' Indomitable score
by a nose over the Bomar Stables
Billy Bee.
Indomitable, saddled by Preston M.
Burch, son Of the man in whose mem
DRY the race was run. was third going
down the back lane. The Bomar
Stables Billy Bee was setting the pace.
He shook of VIVA Haze turning for
home, but hung right at the finish
line, enabling the fast charging In
domitable to win the purse with the
aid Of the camera photograph. Will
liam Zeigler, jr.'s, VIVA Haze was third.
The heavily backed Sergt. Byrne ran
disgracefully to pull up bad last in
the f1ve-horse field.
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FIFTH RACE - SAN ANTIOCA,
BUCK LANGHORNE, DEDUCE.

SAN ANTIOCH didn't get to the
post at Pimlico. but the daughter OF
Blue Pete certainly showed plenty
of speed at Laurel. Her last race
was at a mile and 10 yards route
and after laying back Of the early
pace she came with a mighty rush
in the stretch to win easily from
Xandra, Chrysmute. Bonnie Lois,
Fluffy Lee and knights Fancy. She
is dropping pounds over the
same route and We regard her as
the best bet of the day.
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SECOND RACE - BABWRACK,
GOLDEN HIND, SHINDIG.

BABWRACK, last on the also
eligible list. will hardly start in
here. but II the gelded son Of Petee-
Wrack does get in he stands
splendid chance to win at long
odds. GOLDEN HIND, a steed that
is dropping down many notches in
class, probably will lead most Of the
way and has a chance To take it all.
THIRD RACE - BOULEVARD,
STORY TINE, EBONY PARA
SOL.
BOULEVARD, q 2-year old
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Coleman. Hader Grspple.

A BE COLEMAN, diminutive Jew
ish acrobatic ace, will test holds
with the vllainous Jack Hader in a
Commute preliminary. while other
30-minute matches pit George Mcleod
against Pat Mckay. Henri Piers
against Tex Morgan and Ole Ander-
son against Joe Cook.
Anderson, a towering Swede, whose
antics are more colorful than his
wrestling, brings his bare feet back
after a lengthy absence. following an
almost continuous run at Griffith
Stadium last Summer.
The first elbow will be crooked at
$3.50 O'Clock.
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RICE RESERVES DO JOB.

HOUSTON, Tex, November IL N).
Rice Reserves whipped the Bearkats
Of Sam Houston State Teachers Col
lege, 80 TO z, today.
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Bowie Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, 81. 900; for maiden
2-year-old colts and eeldingsi 81? furlonEs.
Mr.. Whitehall &C. Renickl $50 40 $50
Harvesting de Camillis) 800 300
. Ahbots Hour (Richards) $50
Time. 1:O74k
Also ran-Merge. Post Meridian. Noble
Boy. Perfect Devil. Challenge Cup.
MetcaR-Clark entry.
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FOURTH RACE-FIRST PIGEON,
NAVAL CADET, HEAD N
unNFE

FIRST PIGEON. a miss that
returned to her best form by de-
feating Acautaw, Blind Brook and
others at Pimnco, is in tougher
spot Monday. but she rates in
front. That race was over the mile
and 70 yards route and she came
out of the clouds to win going away.
The distance is longer for this test
and we believe she will benefit by
it. NAVAL CADET likes the
Bowie track and is well suited in
here.
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Three Fast Sprints Run.

THREE fast sprints were run today
in the supporting features. In
the fifth. Miss A. Doris Lady Higloss
covered furlongs in 1:1o45 to win by
a neck from Leo j. Marks Marmara.
William H. Gallagher's Zaca won
the third and Clarence Buxton's
knights Plume won the fourth, both
youngsters doing three quarters in
1:111s. The track record for 6 fur
longs at Narragansett is 1:l0B.
The daily double paid s673.40 with
So tickets sold on Lolita Fun, winner
of the first, and Anhelation, winner
of the second.
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RALLY GETS RACE
FOR0LD COMRADE
Outsider Beats Don Guzman
Length in Last Feature
at Narragansett.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ AWTUCKET, r. l., November
- 14-Benjamin F. Listers Old
Comrade won the Portsmouth
4 Handicap today at Narragan-
sett Park, where near-capacity crowd
of $4,000 watched the close of the
New England horse racing season.
Old Comrade, an outsider in the
wagering. 3-year-old son of Lee o.
Cotner, came from back Of the early
leaders to WIN the mile and one-six-
teenths for 3-year-olds and upward by
a length over Don Guzman. A nose
back of Don Guzman was Phil Biebers
CHANGING. The time was l:45S.
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TOTES 12OPOUNDS
LIKE LIGHT LOAD
Jean Bart Beats Out Moon
side for Second Place
in Camera Finish.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
~ OWE. Md, November 1.-THE
Greentree Stables Memory
N Book, winner of the Breeders
IL Stakes at Keeneland, KY,
came out today before 10000 fans and
raced q mile and one-sixteenth in
i :474s to win the fourteenth renewal
of the Prince Georges Autumn Handi-
cap, worth $2,350.
In scoring over four opponents,
Memory Book carried 100 pounds as
if it we're feather. He was in hand
for q half mile. When let down by
Johnny Gilbert, he went up with
rush on the outside to be second to
Eddie Kane's Moon Side, pacemaker,
IS they left the back lane.
Camera Decides Runner-up.
CWINGING for home, Memory Book
~ went on by Moon Side to win
driving. In the meantime, Walter M.
Jeffords' Jean Bart, favorite, was
coming with a rush. He just got up
to take the place from Moon Side.
The battle for the place was so close
the placing judges had to consult the
camera photograph before naming
Jean Bart the victor.
Today's score was Memory Books
third in 18 tries this season and sent
his earnings to $27,758.
The days daily double paid $3.50
when George Sloane's Mr.. Whitehall
won the 5la -furlong opener, with
Hymie Neustetter's Uvalde scoring in
the mile and 10 yards of the third.
In between the running of the
double" H. Langley's Strophe raced
a mile and three-sixteenths in 2:0425
to whip IL other platers and pay sl4.l0.
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Bowie

Entries for Tomorrow.
BY the Associated Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-15
Arlington Downs

Entries for Tomorrow.
Wy the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
e-year-olds. Waesoner course: about 6Hz
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SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing: 3-yesr-olds and up: foaled In Mary
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FIFTH RACE-The Eden Handicap. class
:: purse, $1,000: 3-year-olds and up: /.

sIxTH RACFPurse, 81 900: claiming;
2-vear -olds and up: !. miles.
WINGED Flight &c Watson) -112
Unencumbered fR. WatsonD
Easiest Wsv iRichards) -------------11s
Speed a. Renickp --------10 S
xWise will fShelhamer) 106
Hunterdon fDahson) ----114J
xBlind Brook tsnelhamer)- --,.-------1l0
xHarlequinade tGrigg)
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EIGHTH RACE-The Three D's; purse,
$500: claiming: 3-yesr-clds and mp: Id
miles.
Pempous GeEiet q men,. 1880 go $50
Irish Image (Hightshoe) 500 $50
Also ran-Redneek. witchlere. Mary
Cardinal. Handsome Fal, Fair CYNTHIA
and Gannonnic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-15

FIRST RAcE-purse; sI,Ooo: maidens'
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FOURTH RACE-Purse. 81. 900: claim
ing 3-year-olds and up: II. miles.
xFfrst Pigeon fMorris) -----11n
xHe adm Home tVassar)
Quiet Please CFsichards) -----------114
Svjftlet de Camiliis)
Peppery (Westrope)
Chrysmute fBoucher) .---112
NAVAL Cadet tMcCombs)
xMacaulav (Grieg) ---1(s f
Cynwyd (Peters) - 1O9