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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-27

don, at 8 o'clock, it was announced
by Mrs. Arthur Orr, chairman Of
the program committee.
Entertainment program includes
a skit entitled Friends From
Overseas" to be presented by tie
Junior Red Cross, and a one-act
play, 1T Is Smart To Be Thrifty,
which will be directed by Miss
Caroline E. Thomas, instructor in
home hygiene Of the Washington
chapter,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-27
D. c. Taximan Fined

sPERRYVILLE, Va, Jan. a.
Page couA;y officers pursued Hill
ton Hartz. of Washington, D. c.,
taxicab driver said to have been
doing drunken driving in Luray,
and arrested him in Washington.
va. He was fined 500 and costs
at Luray.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-27
Retrieved Lost Money
NEWBURYPORT, Mas!

NEW B RYPOR Mass,
O.N.s0.-"Did anyone there find
a bag of money!" cried a voice on
the telephone. 'I1l look" said
garage attendant John Williams
He looked and found a bag with
$762 in cash. A relieved truck
driver returned to the garage from
Boston to pick up the money.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-27
Boy Killed by Truck
Coasting Near Home

WOODSTOCK, Va, Jan. q.
Crushed beneath a truck as he
was coasting near his home. Leo
Artz. 9, of Strasburg. Va, was in
stantly killed last night. J. H.
Harter, of Lost City, w. Va,
driver of the truck, was held for
a hearing Wednesday.
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.HUEY PROMISE
PROVES T0BE
PROPHECY

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. ~
u.N.S).-"They won't come
back"
1t was the late Senator Huey P
Long speaking on the floor of the
United States Senate last sum-
mer in reference to the five anti
Long Louisiana members Of the
National House of Representa-
tives.
Today, four and on half
months after the Senator's death,
four Of those five had been def
nitely eliminated from the politi-
cal picture, a virtually complete.
and in most cases official, count
Of the votes cast in last Tuesdays
primary showed.
Dear Out Of Picture
The fifth, Representative Riley
j. Wilson. probably will be forced
into at least temporary retirement
by a run-off primary in his dis
trict. ordered for March 3. after
an official count showed the lead
ing candidate had failed to get a
majority over both opponents.
In place of four of these anti
Long members of Congress will be
new personalities in the national
political arena, but nevertheless
tried and true members of Sena-
tor Longs State machine.
First of all, there is A. Leonard
Allen, of WINFIELD, brother of
Gov. o. K. Allen, the right-hand
man of Senator Long. Allen will
succeed Representative Cleveland
Dear, who stepped out of Congress
to run for Governor, only to be de-
feated by Judge Richard w. Leche,
State machine candidate, in the
greatest landslide of votes in the
history Of the State.
Sandlin Eliminated
Then there is Overton Brooks,
Shreveport attorney and nephew
Of Senator John H. Overton Of
Louisiana. Brooks, who defeated
three other candidates for the
post, will succeed Representative
John N. Sandlin, who had sought
to win a place in the United
States Senate but went down in
crushing defeat before Allen J.
Ellender. speaker of the State
house Of representatives.
John K. Griffith of Slidell. will
succeed Representative j. Y. San
derS, jr., of Baton Rouge, an Of
,icial count showed and Robert L.
Mounton, of Lafayette, will sue
coed Representative Numa r.
Montet of Thibodaux.
Newt v. Mills, an independent,
merged with a plurality of some
700 votes over Representative
Wilson in the three-cornered con-
'est in the Fifth district and prob
ably will succeed Wilson in office.
Both to Washington
Mills was not supported by the
State machine, but he has been
Staunch Long supporter and it
is generally conceded he will re-
ceive in the run-off virtually all
the 13,000-odd votes cast in the
first primary for the machines
candidate. Harvey G. Fields.
Governor Allen, who will sue
coed the unexpired term of SEN
ator Long, and Ellender, who will
go to Washington for the regular
Senate term, also will be making
their debut on the national po-
Etical stage, but they are not |
strangers to the newspaper read
ers, due to their active leadership
in Louisiana's colorful political
affairs.
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County Red Cross
Chapter Will Meet

ARLINGTON, Va, Jan. 27.-An-
nual reports from the Arlington
county chapter of the American
Red Cross will be given this eve
ming in the parish hall of the st.
Georges Episcopal Church, Claren.
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Ship From Argentine
BrinQs Pears TO j. :

ENOS AIRES, Jan. 81.
More than $4,000 Argentine pears
we're shipped to New York on the
steamer Southern Cross. They
were raised in the Rio Negro dis
trict, where irrigation has con-
verted the dreary desert Of North
ern Patagonia into a prosperous
orchard region.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
DUSTY DAWN RUNS.
FIRST AT. LATON|A
Win of Enquirer Handicap
Mild Upset-Erin Torch
Gets Second Money.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n ATONIA, KY, June 13-Mrs
Louise J. Hickman's Dusty
Dawn, hitherto regarded as
~ only a sprinter, occasioned a
mild surprise here today as he STEP
ped out with as keen a band of reuters
as could be mustered to capture the
renewal of the Enquirer Handicap. at
1116 mile.
Second money in the $4,000 added
event went to Dixiana's Erin Torch
the luke-warm favorite. Mrs. Bessie
Franzheims Compensatory was third
The Long Run Stables Marynell
shipped here from Detroit to fill her
engagement and well-supported sec
ond choice, was unplaced.
Erin Torch, breaking slertly. went
into the lead with the rise of the bar
rier and opened a commanding lead.
Dusty Dawn. with Harry Louman up.
was rated in second position with
Compensatory third. Approaching the
straightaway, Dusty Dawn closed in on
the firing Erin Torch and, assuming
the lead a sixteenth from the wire.
drove hard to win by a length.
Dusty Dawn's time of :4325 was ex-
cellent. being within 75 of the track
record. He paid $1,000 in the 50
Evening star., 1936-06-14
HAWTHORNE RACE
TO MYRTLEW00D
Billy Bee Is Defeated by
Length in $5,0 600 Added
Sprint Handicap.
By the Associated Press.


~HICAGO, June 13.-The world
4 record breaking racing mare,
Myrtlewood, from the Blue
Grass of Kentucky galloped
to an impressive victory in the $1,000
added Hawthorne Sprint Handicap
today.
The fast stepping daughter of Blue
Larkspur, which never has been out
of the money in Is starts, won by a
length from the Detroit-owned Bomar
Stables Billy Bee Billy Jones, owned
by T. c. Worden of Chicago, finished
third, and Where Away, the entry of
Anthony Pelleteri Of New Orleans, was
fourth in the field of nine starters.
Leads All the Way.
MYRTLEWOOD, ridden by Jockey
A'A Herbert Fisher, won the 61a fur
long dash in 1:18Is. Breaking front,
the 4-year-old Kentucky mare was
rated out in front all the way, and
never appeared to be in danger. 1t
was her ninth victory since first going
to the races.
Going to the post an even money
favorite, Myrtlewood paid s420 to win,
$3.50 to place and $3.50 to show.
Billy Bee a long shot paid 5000 to
place and $500 to show. Billy Jones
returned $3.50 to show.
Myrtlewood, the winner OF $25.000
for owner BrowneIl Combs of Lexing-
ton, KY. added $4.2l0 by todays
victory. which was witnessed by Is. 600
spectators.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
Identify Sets Early Pace.

A. G. Vanderbilt's Identify, last
years winner of this closing day
stake. stepped into the lead as the
field broke and rushed past the grand
stand with his stablemate, Gallant
Mac, in close pursuit. Gallant Gay
moved up under Jockey Hightshoe's
urging, rounding the club house turn,
and raced length behind the pace
setter from there to the backstretch,
with Good Goods, Gallant Mac and
Roman Soldier strung out behind
them.
Nearing the far turn Roman Soldier
started TO move up and he was very
much a contender when the field
came into the home stretch. But the
heavy footing and the crushing bur-
den told there and Gallant Gay
proved himself all thoroughbred as
he matched the favorite's courage
and drew away to build up his WIN
ming margin and capture $8,050 of
the purse for his young owner.
The winners place and show prices
were sl170 and $3.50, Good Goods
paid $500 and s340 for place and
show, and Roman Soldiers show re-
turn was $500.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
Charles Town
Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. 5000: claiming
tcr .d;si ye1TGIds aHiIi and up f9rlOnss
smaIi aiI chanse a11lss palumbo) 0''0 SO SO go go
June G. Hernandez ESQ
Also ran-Parade On. White Cloud. Oak
hurst. Chateau Rock and Mr.. Melvin.
SECOND RACE-CharIes. Town course;
maidens and winners of one race
FSs%fDiFs ESsiS Ternsng.z, simDsS 4o 5SS so aso
GaT Tins bride 90 sdry0n' $50
Also e ran&Bo Dean. Claiming, Ener-
setic Lady. ROYAL Folly and Trixie Lass.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500; cIaiminE'
castle Ciiff tshanRsi 500 500
Never Idle (HernandeZ) $50
-. Also ran-Lady olambaIa. Thistle Fit.
CharmatDs Co5porSi or 3 "a ans soa Ear dG Sun
FOURTH RACEIrPurse, 500: the Knox
sv TIis; for 9-yesEOlds; AZ fgrosEs
yusta Jimmie (Hernandez) 40 400
White Sweets 'HilIey) 500
Also ran-AiI Forgiven. Little Percy,
Dun Mist. Lucky Roll and Cloudy Weather.
5000: claimingj for 4-year-o -olds and up;
81. furlongs.
Dian (PikOr) 100 800 90
DR.. Jillson (Terhune) 4SO 400
Miss symphony tSimpsonl 1000
Time. 1859.
Also ran-Red Riot. Marse. Toastmas-
Ser. Peggy Can. Gagne.
SIXTH RACE-6k furIongs: purse
s4OO; claiming; the Mike Flynn Handi-
cap; for Swear -olds and up.
Whiskors q. Hern'dez) $50 $50 2.i0
Miss Tiptoe Is. Palumbo) $50 $40
Petee Lad wv. Hilley) 800
Time, I:263S.
Also ran-Lady Nymph and Famous
CLAYTON.
SEVENTH RACE-1k miles; purse,
$500; Claiming; the Braddock; for A.
year-olds and up.
Brad III. Palumbol 7.4O 800 $50
Lady Glasgow (R. Root) 800 $50
Pauline Fl. ~. Hernandez $50
Also ran-Barney Sexton and Ben
dromel.
EIGHTH RACE-1ia miles: purse, $500;
claiming: for 3-year -olds and up.
Prince Petit (W. Hilley) $50 $50 $50
Donate IL. Pikor) SEQ 800
Staked Plans (R. Root) 42O
Time. I :56.
Also ran-Maco. Mcdonald H.. the Bard,
Bav and Customer.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
Long Branch
Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. .s7OO: claiming:
a;year a.nar -Glds a;hs and 1 up; fuglonss. a..
HaSty Tty,i Belle sMcDonald) 100
Also ran@fBe Cautious. Semester. Rar.
ter. iBlack Diamond. Kibitzer, Shepherd
Boy The Miner and Contribute. Field.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
ROYAL vintase 1Brsm'er5 e 5ufS is.eo 500 5.e5
RiSs,p RSss Path Rem, tksmillard 7.75 d.65
Time, 1:12.
hill. siIyiris. fKsrsme. KHAKI John. Mad
DAILY Double Paid s23s.S5J
THIRD RACE-Purse. s1OO; claiming;
9.year-olds and up: fuIlonss.
Baxdrop tWatson5 9.s3
Also ran1Nen Kuhlmann, Sam Worthy
and Desert Call.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: purse.
Ml:s T1.y MHnOs 1Osb.fs1 Es%ir0 so9o 5oo 5oo ga 5
Quickly (Watson) 2.iO
Time. 1:1175.
Place. Bay Sister and shoeiess Joe.
IL. Gentry entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, S1,5O0; 3-year-
olds and up; I Is miles.
Epicurus Uindberg) $40 $50 235
Easter Halter (Watson) $50 2.55
Lady Marnock tRemillard) 2.15
Time. as.
Also ran-No Retreat, Chickpen and
Trickys Son.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 500: claiming;
9-year-Olds and up; 1 1s miles.
raDalico E. Burns) s4.15 29.0O 800
Chrysmute (Barnes) 1.2O 3.4O
aMotley (R. Watson) 2.d0
Time, 1:f535.
Also ran-aCrinoline. Lassies Mary.
Lawsuit. Winged Flight and Learoyd.
al. e. Smallman entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 800; claim
ingi I-year-olds and up; "a miles.
Denclaire &C. Watson) 8.8j 4.45 3.85
Decide (Remillard) 40 $50
Baggataway (Johnstonel 21.6j
Time, :593k.
Also ran-Virado, Tolimata. Gift Ro-
man, Polyp and Visionary Hour.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
Auueduct Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, 5000: claiming;
Pass En- Bs tWestrODe) As Il a-s
Yetiye (Anderson) Ii
Also rSn@White Sand. Broad Joe and
SECOND RACE-The Pswnee: purse,
5000; 3-year-olds and upi about ia miles
St. Traneis white, rs is
Also ran-The Immortal ii and Jungle
Dawn.
THIRD RACE-Pur.e. $1,000; allow
ances: ?-ysar-olds; furlonss. .
s%assi' sspSia rnsE.4 1T.ishe 1com.n, 81 4.5 IL
GCIdsn Iim.. Era 5:,s sPeters' IL
Also ran-Court Scandal. Half Time,
PIanetarium and bRockwood.
b-Maemere Farms entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 5000; maidens
3-year -oIds and up; So furlonEs.
Invermark tstoup 3-5 II out
fHsnsssns ssa ssss tfhss1i i.H.nb.r..r, 81 Fl $.h
yllsnes :G Bnis Roet if Kim bss
FIFTH RACE-The Carter Handicap;
purse. $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and upi
. furl0nES.
CIang UitzenberEer) 81 8-5 1-2
Sation (Gilbert) 2-5 l-3
Cycle (Merritt 1-5
Time. 1924.
Also ran-a Good Harvest. Observa mt
and q Good Gamble.
"A. G. Vanderbilt entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Charade Handicap;
Class c; purse. $1,000; 3-year-Olds and
up; I mile.
Emiieo LandoIt) lis IL 1-2
North Wales I'd (Stout) 81 Al
Miss Rainbow (Seabo) SIS
Time. :391&.
Also ran-Paradisical Fair Deal Ann
ORpley Kievex Apertif and Our Reigh.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 5000: claim
ing; 3-year- -olds and up: "a miles.
Miss Snow Uitzenberger) 1915 IL 1-3
Astra Yagerl 2-I III
ESninaca tGilberD 1-3
Also ran - American Belle. Bright
Chance and Emir.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
Rain Checks Wagering.

THE rainstorm, which broke after the
running of the days opener, spoiled
the track and cut deeply into the wag-
ering, which had promised to be high.
The Cubans, who brought Is horses
here from the island and who have
been winning their share of purses,
accounted for the big pool, a seven
eighths sprint run as the fifth race,
when E, SancheZ's Dian won by nose
from Mrs. Sherry Eames' DR.. Jillson
and six others to pay 81.
The sport opened with Mrs. c. E.
wilson's Radial racing five-eighths in
1902 to pay S26.60. After c. H. Fitz-
gerald's Roquepine had stepped over
the Charles Town course in 1:20 to
win the second from seven opponents
and pay 140, A. D. Jones Topsie H,
favorite, reeled off five -eighths in / :03
to land the third.
The Roquepine- -Topsie H. combina-
ton in the daily double paid $3.50.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
RALLIES TO TAKE
CARTER HANDICAP
Clark GeIding Home Length
Ahead of Sation-CycIe
Finishes Third.
BY Tho Associated Press.

BY tho Associated Press.
N YEW YORK. June 13-Clang.
N holder of the world record Of
VI 1:09 is for six furlongs, gave
a display of the speed that
carried him to that mark at Coney
Island last Fall when he defeated five
other high-class sprinters in the seven
furlongs of the thirty-eighth Carter
Handicap at Aqueduct today.
Over a track deep in slop, the 4.
year-old gelding from John F. Clark
jr's barn came from behind with
rush to score by a length over the
heavily burdened Sation in 1:24 fat
The time was only a second slower
than the 17-year track record
Another length and half back trailed
Deering Howe's cycle, showing the
way to the Alfred c. Vanderbilt entry
of Good Gamble and Good Harvest
and Morton L. Schwartz's Observant.
Sation Is FavOrite.
COME 10000 fans, braving the IN
clement weather, made Sation,
OhIleQ ny GcOISe ~. WluSIlcI, llIo
IL to 10 choice. Clang was moder-
ately supported at to l. An g.
minute delay at the post did Sation
no good under his 1872 pounds, how
ever, while Clang, carrying % pounds
less. took advantage of his lighter
Impost and STAYED of Sation when
the big Widener gelding opened up
his closing drive. The victory was
Clang's first success since he set his
world record in a match race with
Myrtlewood.
Running in a driving rain. Good
Harvest opened narrow margin over
Cycle at the start while Eddie Ltzen-
berger held Clang, a son Of Stimulus,
in third place. The Clark gelding
still was three and one-half lengths
back at the quarter pole with
Cycle in front.
AS the leaders rounded the final
bend, however. the little Canadian
jockey sent Clang to the front and
under strong handling he held on to
the finish to win the purse of $1,000.
Sation, which lacked his usual early
foot. made his bid a trif1e too late,
but easily took runner-up honors.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
ROCKINGHAM TEST
TO GALLANT GAY
Heavy Going, Light Burden
HeIp-Year's First Loss
for Roman Soldier.
By the Associated Press.


- ALEM, N. H., June 13.-Heavy
going and light burden were
so much to the liking of GAL
- liant Gay, owned by Weston
Adams of Boston, that he registered a
surprising victory over crack field
in the $4,000 added Rockingham
Park Handicap today. The race fea-
tured the final program at Rocking
ham.
Gallant Gay, carrying l01 pounds,
19 less than his last start, led the
Brookmeade stables hard driving
Good Goods by half-length when he
splashed home in the 1hs-mile race
in 1852 to reward his supporters with
$25 for 50 win tickets.
The crushing impost of 1873 pounds
proved too much for Elwood Sach-
enmarier's lion-hearted Roman Sol
dier, who ran third, length behind
Good Goods 1t was the first defeat
for the Black Cohort colt in six starts
this year.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
FIFTH RACE-SOBRIETY, MISS
MERRIMENT. LADFTELD.

A. G. Vanderbilt's SOBRIETY
may astound racing fans by down.
ing the highly fancied MISS MER-
RIMENT and LADFIELD in the
Pilgrim Handicap Monday. This
gelded son of Display, after racing
in dull fashion. finally came to his
own the other day with scintillat-
ing winning race. MISS MERRI-
MENT, a brilliant sprinter from
New York, has great record and
figures over LADFIELD.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
VICTORY POPULAR
AT CHARLES TOWN
Gets Up to Defeat Justa
Jimmie by Nose in Race
Run in Storm.
greeial Dispatch to The Star.

HARLES TOWN, w. Va, June
13.-Seven thousand fans saw
the finest finish of the meet
~ ing today when Mrs M. Mel
son Bonds Lady Penny raced four
and one-half furlongs through rain
storm and over a muddy track in
0:533s to win the Knoxville, the pro-
gram headliner, by a nose from Miss
B. Faulconer's Justa Jimmie.
Lady Penny's score was extremely
popular with the crowd, which had in
stalled her favorite in the wagering
It also enabled Sammy Palumbo, lead
ing winning rider at the meeting, to
register his twenty-third victory.
Justa Jimmie took command soon
after the start. In the meantime,
Palumbo was driving Lady Penny with
hand and heel, but it wasn't until the
final stride that he was able to catch
the pacemaker. A length away, in
third place, came Mrs. G. Hutchins
White Sweets. with the five other
starters well strung out.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
LatOnia Results

BY the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse, 5000; claiming:
3-yearIolds and up 10 miles.
South sIt Bend Le Blanel 1880 100 100
Jawepa tFallon) $50
wrack and ChaIkeye.
SECOND RACE--Purse. 800: e-year-
%stss SIa maseTI; sfa,b.I fsFGnSs fsti'.nr; eo so
Paris Prince tHanka) 1880 400
Bohannon tCowleyl 2.iO
Also ran-DavishiII. Ebony Girl. Putzen.
Sonsy Boy. Coronium and ThursIand.
, THIRD, RACE-Purse. 5000, claiming:
fLyesr Pdst a1s 9ResHS upi fuElons
Lawyer Brirade TaIlon) 400 SO
Joaney B. (Roberts) 4iO
Also ran.Pierre Andre. Golden Pigeon.
sinis G., hui Jimmy four Lily fTa1- %
DAILY Double Paid siss.eoJ
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 5000: claiming;
2-year,olds furiongs.
Josh lHerns ndeZ) $50 420 ESQ
Log tHankaD 1850 500
W0wo tStevenSon) 3SO
Also ran0Pamuck, Quilt Pieces and
Grand Anna.
FIFTH RACE-The Licking Pike; purse
$500; allowances; 3-year-olds and up; 8
furlonEs.
Silk Mask Louman) $50 2.s0 ego
Isaiah tSchuttel $50 $50
kingsbury (South) 90
Time. 1:112&.
Also ran-RoIIin' Home and Chatuga,
SIXTH RACE-The ENQUIRER Handicap;
purse, 5000 added; 3-year -olds and up;
I ID miles.
Dusty Dawn Iouman) a0.60 500 i.eO
Erin Torch tStevenson) $50 800
Compensatory wv. Garner) $50
Time, 1:f3:z.
Also ran-Prince Fellow. awise Bessa.
Countess Ann. Tear Out. Marynell, aOpen
Hearth and Bandalore.
al. G. Shoemaker entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up: furIengs
Camp Cook tSchutte) 100 $50 $50
Miss Melody (South) $50 9.sO
Raymond Hanka) $50
Time. 1:13.
Also ran-Hank MacTavish. Black Miss.
Crestonian. Miss Greenock and Hi-Hun.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
3-year-olds: mile and 20 yards
kieys Sub (South) 3S.2O 1880 $50
Blackthorn tSchutte) $50 toO
step Ahead M. L. FalIon) $40
Time, I:432h.
., Also ran-Miss Lizzie. wesoway. Helen
Halter. Patti Sing and Brilliant State.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
CALIF0RNIANS ADVANCE
Seven Capture Their Matches in
Clay Court Tourney.

CHICAGO, June l3 Py.-Seven
California stars won their first matches
in impressive style today as the ma
tional clay courts tennis champion
ship opened at the River Forest Ten
mis- Club.
Two Of them were seeded players.
Vernon Johns, University of Cali
fornia. seeded No. II, disposed Of
Arthur Nelson. jr.. of Winnetka, 6-l,
60, and Gene Smith of Berkeley,
Calf. had no more trouble in defeat
ing George Sullivan of Chicago,
60, 60.
The only other seeded entrant to
see action today was Eugene McAuliffe
of New York City. seeded fourteenth.
He routed Howard Simpson Of River
Forest, 6-1, 60.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
FOURTH RACE - CONSERVA-
TIVE, MALISPINA, STORY
TIME

The f1lly CONSERVATIVE ap-
pears to have large margin over
rivals of her own sex in the fourth
number. In the juvenile handicap
Wednesday. with 100 pounds up,
she just failed to get up in time to
down Pegotty Ann, drops 6 pounds
and appears to outclass her rivals.
She is the best bet of the day.
MALISPINA, from the Vanderbilt
barn. is fairly consistent, and may
down STORY TINE,
Evening star., 1936-06-14
Hawthorne Results
Py the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Pu,se: $1,000; claiming;
ESss Bsst FissG sss. Hsss HscSIs.o 1910 1iss s ssS ssS
Uvalde AlbrechD 1900
Also ran-Spurlin. Miss Gravity, Jab-
berie. Pecos and Maskillo.
n. sEeosD and aP. fuisS: GSS claim
Lisa Belle NOLAN $50 $50 $50
Ny Surprise tKeesterl $50 go
Also ran-santerno. TeehnOeraey. Hueu
THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 900; elaiminT;
3-year-olds and up; furlongs.
fsrt:pns, eist:9 kno Ksss,s ,ssss 1880 sso o @ ss"
SKY Haven III haas $50
Also ran--Batting Eye. Merry Freda;
DAILY double paid s6se.sO)
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 3-year-oids and up; furicnss.
%Rs.fh Gos TsofG ,G0TSsi 1SaI.n, 500 sec sec so
Naurhty (BaiasED $40
Ruff and kokester.
FIFTH RACE-The Cher raree Handi-
Cotton Club De CamIis) s5.4o $40 out
Corinto (AIbrecht) 500 out
Doran (CorbetD out
Time. I:i555.
Also ran-Salaam.
SIXTH RACE-The Hawthorne Sprint
Handicap; purse. $1,000 added; 3-year-
olds and up; 6l9 furlongs.
Myrtlewood (Fisher) 4.20 $50 $50
Billy Bee (Bryson) 1920 600
Billy Jones Haas $50
Time, I:ISh.
Also ran-Transmutable. whereaway,
Toro Nancy. Rock X. and WhiskolO.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81. 900; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up: ia miles.
Jinnee tRobertsonl 1910 $50 leo
Donnahona tNolan) 400 SEQ
Jaber (BalaskD 40
Time. I:I6A.
Also ran-Miss Vince MANAGER Bill
Lady Federal. Wayaloft and Speedy
Skippy.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; Is miles.
Flying Watch (Rob'son) $50 500 $50
Damascene tCalverb 40 300
WsEwood tShelhamer) $50
Also ran-Later On. Dark Mist and
Mousetrap.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
SIXTH RACE-RED JOHN, Sane
TITY, MISS CAREFUL.

RED JOHN, third in his last and
a winner over good platers before
that, gets the call in the sixth. This
fellow has been showing fine con-
slstency this season and the mile
and one sixteenth of this heat and
the 109 pounds appear to be just
right for him. SANCTITY came
from far back to finish second in
sprint the other day. Figures as
the one to beat. MISS CAREFUL
may get third.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
COND E-BLUE DAY,
MOISSON, CHARACTER.

Although BLUE DAY has been
stepped up with swifter company in
each start, he has managed to score
in three consecutive races. He has
always been good weight packer.
and in his present form we can't
pass HIM up. MOISSON appears
to have break in the weights and
may nip CHARACTER. one that
didn't do so badly, although he fin
ished last to Red Wagon, Bachelor
Dinner, etc, yesterday.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
LATONIA (Fast).

LATONIA East.
BY the Louisville Times.
CHERRY Time, Captain Henry,
Lynvete.
Flying Jay, Belle Of Midway,
Pretty Russell.
3-Rettef, Boston Sound, Billie's
Orphan.
+Glowset, Wanda Gable, Ada w.
5-Shooting High, Chigre, DR..
MeneneZ.
6-Thatagal, Dora May, Kentucky
Blues.
7-Breezing Along, Lucy, Double r.
SeKing Cicero, Vellas Choice,
VeSee.
Best Bet-Cherry Time.