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Evening star., 1936-06-21
Hawthorne Results

By the Assoclateo Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. SI.OOOi claiming;
"-year-oldS; 5l- furlongs, .o ,o
Dark Friend tJameSD 400 3'50 80" -"
Arthur a fDotter) go
witch, T Frank C.. Black Timber. Colonies
Miss. Scotland TODsy and Countess Mario.
Field.
SECOND RACE-The Rambler; purse
5000; 3-year-oid maidens; 3o- 5- inGlSnss' n% IN
BohsnnOn oCowleyb $50 ~
Job Printer tGarner) ~"
Also ranGThe Mayor, Moandmo, Execu-
trix. Guadalajara and Rhiniz.
THIRD RACEmPu.ss' ,sL;OOa $1,000; e'aiminE'
Gov. LaffOOn Haas 0lO 2.UU 5'a0 'aa0
Slipknot tArcaro1 lh8O o'SS00
Coral Reel. jr Fermin) loo"
Also '' ran - KOley Bey. supreme Tip,
SHADY Girl. AnspOia' Coppsr TUBE fhth'
DAILY double paid $?i)
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 1000: claim
ing; swear -olds and up; furlonES. sS M
Tracker tJameS) 1880 I.2u a.UUu
Entrants r1hn e"'S "''SSheIhameD 60
Also ran-EuryaIus. Bnshmaster. Morn
inE Mail. Gold Thorn and CHIMNEY lop'
FIFTH RACE-The Columbia broad
casting COMPANY: purse: $1,000; ,, ano~'
anceS: 3-year-Ods and up; fs miles, IN
Marcia (DOtter) S.lO ,'ON0 :'ttSS
Salaam (Arcaro) 9'VO "a
Buck LanShOrne (NOlan) 4'4O
Also ran-Fire Advance. Caliban' Pom
posity and Brown Feathers.
SIXTH RACE-The Chicago Derby;
nurse, SI5,OOO; added; 3-year-oldSi Ia
: nHeii Holiyrood tsaunderD $50 100 300
CarvOla tArCarOl lo.oo S'aoo az
HoIl Image tNOlan) "'""
Also ran-TuEboat Frank. Sir Jim
James, a Bow and Arrow. DniepeI. kuSn-
awav Baby Talk, Sparta, Iatteroe-
msliOn and DOran.
+. R. Bradley entry.
a Hal Price Headley entry.
SEVENTH RACE-The Illinois Owners;
purse, 81 900; claimingi 3-year-olds ana
spanish Lad iCaThan) 1920 500 80
WaEwOOd (HauerD 100 4'du
Miss Flip tJames) 4'oV
Time, 1:ifia.
Also ran-Dark Mist. Rose Thatcher
First Pigeon and RiceiardO.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
Ing; 3-year r-oIds and up; e miles;
WayaIOft tWalD 900 $50 3.IO
DamaScene tCalverD 3SO 2SU
Battling Girl tDOtter) 4.OO
Also ranMoIse Trap, Red Rose, Sur
souf. sorcery and Sky Haven.
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A|RF FLAME TAKES
SUFFOLKFEATURE
Verdict Never Is in Doubt
in MayfIoWer as Track
Record Is Set.
Nv the Associated Press.

Ey he Associated Press
~ OSTON, June 20-Airaame,
- Alfred G. Vanderbilt's 2-year-
old, scored his sixth victory
IL today in seven starts in the
Mayflower, s250O added feature of
the week end program at Suffolk
Downs.
His hackers collected So in the
mutuels.
Close to 10000 fans roared acclaim
as the son of Ariel-Flamante set a
track record of O:592 for the fur
longs while easing up at the end.
With Jockey Renick maintaining 8
snug hold on his charge from the
stretch turn home, the verdict was
never in doubt Maemere Farms
fast-charging lockwood was three
lengths back of the winner and a
length in front of Cary Grayson's
third place Yodel that held that spot
by length and half over the other
Maemere Farm's entry, Maedic.
Holders of tickets on the Maemere
entry got back $3.50 for place, while
Yodel returned SO to show.
Airflame leaped out of the gate to
a length and half lead and the
Vanderbilt juvenile spun the first
quarter in 0:224 and the half in
0:45.2.
Calumet Farms Talked About, eX
pected to furnish strong contention
to the winner, never was in the run
ming after the dash to the first turn.
lockwood, next to last in getting
away, finished strong, but was never
able to threaten the winner.
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EIGHTH RACE-PuTse, Is S6n0; claiming
MODEL BOATS TO RACE
Contest Today Will Be Held on
Lincoln Memorial Pool

A national championship race Of
model power boats, "a to SO inches
long, will be staged on the Lincoln
Memorial reflection pool from Z
o'clock this morning until 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
About IS contestants, which have
been shipped here from the American
Model Power Boat Association in New
York, will be in the competition. All
are capable of doing from 25 to 40
miles an hour.
E. L. Luke, president and chairman
Of the local body of the association.
will be in charge Of proceedings and
will start the races.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
.TWOPERSONSC Cash.
WINNING MUTUELS
Wise Sister Runs to Track
Record as It Scores in
MyrtIeWood.
s1tcisl Dispatch TO The Star

81 tCIal DlSpdtCn 10 Inc Otar
~ HARLES TOWN, w. Va. June
2O.-The rebel yell of "ole Vir-
glnia" rang out over this plant
~ late today as Wise Sister,
owned by j. B. Belk of Charlottesville,
Va, established a new seven-eighths
track record of 1858 in winning the
Myrtlewood, run in honor of Brownel
Coomb's grand mare of that name.
Fractions at the barrier and forced
to break outside the stall gates, Nanny
Berg shot Wise Sister on top going to
the first turn. The 4-year -old daugh-
ter Of Wise Counsellor and Aranga
raced the quarter in 0.231s, the half in
0.47, the three quarters in l:14Is and
drove under the imaginary wire in
l:252s to cut three -fifths of second
of the old mark hung up by Accolade
on December Is, 1884.
McKeII Runs Second.
TRAILING Wise Sister home came
C. A. Worline's McKell, with Mrs.
Helen HorStS Flosilda showing the way
to the four other starters.
The Greenbriar, eighth race on the
card, found Mrs D. G. Herring's Brown
Wren setting a new track record OF
l:5345.
Mrs. E. Wilson's Radial broke on top
and, racing seven-eighths in 1:264s.
won the Stonewall Jackson, offered as
the fifth race, to pay S23 80. Mrs. F. P.
Caravans Kepi closed with a rush in
the last half to take the place from H.
Foote's Clear knight, favorite.
Representative Jennings Randolph
Of this State had the A. furlongs of
the fourth race named in his honor
1t was won by Mrs. M. Nelson Bonds
Energetic Lady, one that established
new time record of 04935.
PRIOR to the running Of the Jen-
nings the fans got a great thrill
as the sum of S22842 20 was posted as
the daily double" pay-off. Only two
fans in the crowd held winning tickets.
One man. who described himself as
James Veirs. a happy bachelor from
Rockville, Md. held one of the tickets.
The winning combns ton was Van
VIOLA. owned by the Leith brothers of
Virginia, and Harry Januska's Towee.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
StabIemate PAGES Winner.

THE net value of the winner was
$4,000. the race crossing Sl8,520.
Second money was $4,000, third $500
and fourth $3.50, taken down by Do
ran. owned by A. Pelleteri of New Or
leans.
Sparta. the winners running mate,
set the early pace and the stage for
its more illustrious stablemate. Doran
held second place with Hollywood third
most of the way around and within a
quarter of a mile from the finish the
Jockey who piloted Omaha to victory
in the Kentucky Derby last year
quickly shot his mount out in front,
catching Sparta and Doran without
much trouble. Carvola finished fast
for second and Holl Image came from
we'll back to grab show money.
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MR.. BONESSCORES
IN DWYER STAKES
7-to-10 Favorite Is Length
and Half in Front, With
Pullman Second.
Bv the Associated Press.

BN tne hSSOClhLcu EItSSs
N YEW YORK, June 20.-Mr.
N Bones had no Granville with
" which to contend today, with
4 the result it was an easy
matter for the John Hay Whitney
representative to win the forty-eighth
Dwyer Stakes from five lesser lights
of the 3-year-old division at Aque-
duct.
Favorite at 7 to 10 on the strength
CT his photo finish defeat by Gran
vile in the Belmont Stakes, the brown
son Of Royal Minstrel never was
menaced seriously throughout the
mile and an eighth. He set the pace
and at the end held length-and-a-
half margin over H. w. Sage's Pull
man, a l0-to-l shot.
Mrs. Payne Whitney's sluggishly
starting Memory Book was like
distance to the rear to take third
money in front of Excite, Gean
Canach and Jean Bart. which finished
in that order. The victory, marking
Mr.. Bones third in siX starts this
year, was worth $500 to the colts
owner.
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Gilbert Rides Winner.

For about five furlongs, Mr.. Bones
and Jean Bart staged a repeti-
ton OF their duel during the early
part Of the BELMONT Stakes. Jean, a
son of Man O. War, found the pace
too swift, however. and rapidly drop
ped back as Pullman took up the
futile chase.
Johnny Gilbert just sat still on Mr..
Bones, however, and brought the colt
home in very handy fashion. He
was Clocked in l:4945 as compared to
the track record Of l;48i5 established
by Discovery in winning the Brooklyn
Handicap last year.
Memory BcoG, recommended by the
clocGers as having a chance. spurted
in the long home stretch. but his drive
was not enough to overtake Pullman
for the place.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
HERM|E ROY WINS
WESTF|ELD STAKE
Closes With Rush to Take
Feature at AgaWam Park.
EIdee Is Second.
Rv the Associated Press.


~ PRINGFIELD, Mass. June 20
Hermie Roy, brown gelded son
of Brown Bud-Prodigy, won
~ the fifth and feature race at
Agawam Park today. 1t was the
Westfield purse, worth $500, and the
winner closed with burst of speed
to take the major share Of the spoils.
Herm!e Roy, ridden by H. Tinker,
ran last all the way to the stretch.
letting ElGee set the pace. Then Her
mie Roy closed with a rush to win
handily. Eldee was able to hang on
for the place award. The show went
to Kindacorn.
The daily double paid $173.20 and
was won by Molly in the first and
Real Jam, an outsider, in the third.
The most one-sided race OF the
afternoon on an eight-race card was
Betty Shaw's victory in the fourth.
Breaking fast in the 6-furlong event,
the winner coasted home by FIVE
lengths and paid the neat price
of $3.50.
A crowd of 10000 saw the Satur-
day program and wagered a total OF
S1o0,010.
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Fayorite Runs Seventh.

r UsHAWAY, winner of the Louisi-
~ ana. Illinois and Latonia Derbies,
and favorite at 9 to 5, finished seventh
and clearly was not good enough to-
day
The Headley star ran the distance
in POS. / second off the derby record
made by Caractus in 1925, but far off
the 2:O13s track record set by the
great Sun Beau.
The winner paid $3.50, 81 and
50. with Carvola paying SIS and
$40 and Holl Images show price be-
ing SO.
Twelve thoroughbreds started.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
Agawam Results
B, the Assoclateo Press

B' the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Pur>. 5000; claiming;
3-y.ar-cldS and upi 6 furlonEs. ~
Molly tC0uleD 800 100 200
Prime Fowler 800 $50
Stock Market (PhillipS) $50
Also ran-Paddy'S Sister. Brother Newt.
Gramary.. Contour Circle and KISSING Bug.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
Eiowertime Dickey 1880 $50 3e0
Marie Gift CNaschek) $50
Also ran-Irish Hero. wise Carmen.
LEhtwei.ht. jolly Fave and Hoosie Maid.
THIRD RACE-Purse, 5000; claiming:
3-year-oIds and up: 6 furlonrs.
Real Jam Collins e'."O SEQ $50
SimuIe tSnvder) 1880
Also ran-Tuny G.. Black Selma. Miss
Mared. Beau Frere and Par value.
DAILY double paid $I13.?O)
. FOURTH RAcE-rurse; $500; claiming;
BETTY shaw ISuIliyanl 1880 $50 $50
Charmed Eyes (Tinkerl $40 $50
Fitkin Dollevl $50
Time, l:I42s.
Also ran-HandIey. Bay Gift, Starry
Night and Sir Thomas.
FIFTH RACE The WestfeId: purse,
$500; 3,year-oIds and up: ! mile.
ME hON tllnEeFD ~ 40 3.9O
Eldee CMasChekD $50 $40
kindacOrn (KOpeD 500
Time. 1:403B
Also ran-Wee Wink and Dancing Cloud.
SIXTH RACE-Pursr. $500; claiming;
3:year-OldS and mp; Sig furlonEs.
Chief Hollis tJohnSon) 226O $50 go
Sir kai CTinker) $50 70
Mieletta tBarba) 1929
Time, I:0Sz5.
Also ran-Morlute. ArEoan. Monks
Shadow. HiEh Treason, Prosecutor and
Running Water.
SEVENTH RACE-PurSe. $500; claim
inE' 3-year-Olds and up; 1 mile and 20
Yards
popo (COule) 800 !.S0
Pasatine tTinkeF) $50
Time, I:462s.
Also ran-MiSs Alphonse. Jim Brown.
Serenabit and GraciaS.
Eighth RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ms; 3-year-olds and up; !. miles.
Blast (Coulel 800 3.20 2.iO
Canpra tR00kerl 400 24O
OverStimuIste (Turkl 30
Time. I:lS.
Also ran-BIondella. Golden Play and
Ardor.
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SIXTH RACE-MY KIN. MASKED
GAL. JUBILEE JIM.

MY KIN showed a brilliant race
the other day, considering it was
her first start since last year. She
flashed to the front of good band
of Sprinters and didn't tire until
the final sixteenth. when Lieut..
Greenock and Keokee passed her.
MASKED GAL didn't like the
heavy track in her last and can
do better. JUBILEE JIM figures
next in line.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
Detroit Results

BY the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiminE'
maiden 3-ysar-olds; L mile and 20 20 yards; Is
Purple Wing &c. SMITH 2I.6O 300
Dasaki tMojena) $3.50
Also ran--Coltman. HourIess Queen. In
dian Lace, Miss Patriot. Honky TODk. Pet
erex and Mary Ellen.
SECOND RACE-The Walter Watts:
purse. $500; claiming; 3-year-olds and
Baydrop (McTaEue) 11.4O $50 40
LadinO &c. SMITH $50
Time, 1:12Z3.
Also ran--WiErose. As Always. Modesto.
Le Miserable, American Red and King
DAILY double paid s38.6OJ
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3-year -olds and up: 6 furl0nEs.
Seven Up tMelOche( 40 40 BIO
AlwintOur (GuymOn) 800 40
Also ran-Marition. Red Garter. HoEans
Fox. Felawake. Grey Man and Wanda
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3-year-olds and up; Is miles.
Mhi.s ynhts,ts Ginger 1TI,n Hardy 1AO +@ 3go go
Poop Deck (Thornton) GEO
Also ran-AimarineS Juoke haVAnaBn
and Fanfern.
FIFTH RACE-The MosIem Temple
Stakes; purse. $1,000 added; 2-year-olds;
81. furl0ngS.
SassT %s: SSiD5R %s. 500 ,ssS sS sS
eManager Mike (Steyenson) $50
Time. 1908. Equals track record)
Also Tan-Little Upset, Nations Taste,
bReaDing Reward. Planetoid. Yellow Tulip,
eMata's Brother and Rebecca Lee.
Milky Way Farm.
Dixiana entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Judge Merriam
Handicap; purse, $1,000; 3-year-olds and
up; q furlOnEs.
Billy Bee (BrysOn) $50 800 $50
Fraidy Cat tSteffen) 4.2O $50
Grand Rock (Stevenson) $50
Also % ran1TFast Stride, sablin. Wood.
lander and Silverette.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing: 4-year -olds and mp; 1 mile and 20
yards.
Inferno Lad (HardyD t4.6O 800 e.S9
Wise Advocate tMeloehe) $50 eco
Lady Flinders tStevensOnl 40
Time. 1:l3M.
Also ran-Homer L.. AImaha, Pan Toy
and Contrast.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing: 3-yeaI-oldS; ! mile and 20 Yards:
Brown HiIda POrn,n,, RCrtsrI 6'@o 3.9C ssc ssc
Traggat tHaritos) a $50
Aiss ran-Minnie Greenock, Masked
Clcwn. Earth Shaker and Temple Hill.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
SEVENTH RACE-EL PUMA, MY
PURCHASE, WANDRELL.

A huge shift in the weights give
Ell PUMA a decided margin over
MY PURCHASE, a veteran that
beat him the other day. In mile
and one-sixteenth race Ell PUMA
carried ll3 pounds and MY PUR-
CHASE l04. Tomorrow, with the
distance more in Ell PUMAS
favor, there is 7-pound shift in
the weights. WANDREL may take
third money. .
Evening star., 1936-06-21
Suffolk Results
Y The Assoclated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000; 3-year-
Old Comraoe Luther $50 t.;o 3's0 20
BaIapin "A. SMITH %0.lO :.nn
Black TOreador (KnADp) o.:O
Also tan-a Introductory, Yankee Prince
Golden Steps FaEOt. a Melody Maid. Bah
wrsck. Mix Well: Beau Thor and ofice
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 900; claim
ing; !-yesr old maidens; colts and Ee.dinEs;
Panther Creek tKnotO $50 400 3.?O
MolasSeS Bob uynchl $40 100
Holluschickle Luther) 40
Also ran-RolIicker. osmuek. Moonburn,
Marfeu and Scotch Boy.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000: cIaiminEi
3,yeaT-9ldsi q fuTlonES. nm -.o an
Paul Junior tKamar 1910 80
Parya Stella tMcCOmbs) 400
Maiden. SprucedaIe. thistle Star. Bernar-
dine W, TrujillO' TuEboat and Golden
DAILY double paid $I5.sOJ
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
inE: 4-year-Olds and mp; 1 mile and 20
9%srlSaS 3msSG@nS Prince ke91 e. H.nfdt s S SS sSS
Cynwyd Anderson $50
Ais" ran-TOrtunate Youth, Scotch
PEPPER. General Farley. Lady HOckberEer
and Zap.
FIFTH RACE-The MayhOWer: purse.
$500; added: ?-year- -oldS: y furlonES.
Airflsme Is. RenickD 800 $50 40
aRockwood LitzenberEeD $50 ITO
YodeI tReid) 300
Time, O:5DZ: tnew track record.
Also ran-Early Settler. aMsedie and
Talked About. a-Maemere Farm entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Gruen Curve Han
dicaD; purse, $I.30Oi 4-year-Olds and un;
e furlOn9s.
DrceI tHiEhtShee) 80 4 80 400
Home Loan &C. HanfOrd) $3.50 600
Candy Maid tCooperD 200
All. 7. Archibald entry.
Also ran-a CANDY Prince. HopetOdO.
Sun Antioch, Tickle Chance and All For
lorn.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
Madwind tKamar) 1920 300 800
SaSSafraS Cooper 1880 5.S0
Flaxen (AndersOn) 3.20
Also ran-Bull Market. Marfree. Eddie
Wrack and Early Call.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
Ing; 4-year-OidS and upj IA miles
M""rt IIsS shEt Hdod Nf5tP:s S.1D, -" io sao 20
Dancing Boy tHishtshoeI 800
Also ran-Pocket. Pedeeque, Ramus and
Thstch,
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SIXTH RAcE-purse. 81 900; claiming +;
TRAINER EXONERATED.
By the Associated Press.

CONVICTION. Ky, June 20 (P).-
The Kentucky Racing Commission at
a special meeting cleared Trainer Jack
Weaver of any connection with
charge Of doping the horse Grey Friar.
which won at Latonia at long price
on June IL.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
Auueduct Results
Ry t1e Aksoc,atsc Press.

by the ASSOCIATED Press.
FIRST RACE-Purs., 1900; 2-year-Old
maiden filiies; ) furlOngs
Devils Pace Il. Hanford) 5-1O - Out
Srn Feathers OOuecb 2O-l ~
Celtic Legend (Coronal As
Also ran-Betty Vie. Pronimity, Two
some. LADY Maryland Black Sod. Church
Parade. Tell Wick and Proprietary.
SECOND RACE-Th. Lionh.art stc.pIe-
chase Handicap; purse. 81 200 added: A.
ar-OldS and up; about miles.
Ferryman Mckinney 6-5 IS Out
Escapade (ClementSI SIS Out
National Anthem tOXley) Out
Also ran-Hurry Harry.
purse. 81 900: allowances 3-yssr-oldsi 6t1
Bonnie Lois tR.ev.) s-5 as II.
Couleedam fCohmAnl Ia
Also ran~-Mit. Light. G.r,hvin and
FOURTH RACE-The Bonniebert: purse.
81 .OO0I Glass c. second division; 3-year-
Futon tGilberr 6-5 2-5 is
MaEint +. tWestrope ii
Also ranHBrush Hook and Sir Quest
FIFTH RACE The DIVER Stakes;
purse. $500 added 3-year-olds: ia
Mr.. Bones (GiIberD s-IO IA Is
Pullman tWeStr0peb 81 6-5
Memory Book tCouceD 2-1
Time. 1898.
Also ran-EIeite, Jean Bart and Gean
CanaCh.
SIXTH RACE-The Belmere Handicap;
purse, 81 200 added; class B; ia miles.
Emileo Uandolt lis IL lie
Exhibit Il. Hznford) SIS Is
WhiZ7away (Manifoldl 2l
Time. I:4f.
Also ran Gallant Prince. Neap, Old
Story, GilIie and Pompeys Pillar.
SEVENTH RACE-The Morse KinE
HandieaD; Class c; purse. 81 900; 3-year-
oldS and up; I mile.
Abner (Merrittl 81 81 S-3
TrefOrd (GilberD 1-@ -
TharSOn tWeStrOpe) Al
Time. 49,.
Also ran-CauEht. Time Clock. star
shadow. LeEionary. Scatter Brain and
Black Caesar.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
FOURTH RACE-BLUE DAY,
GOLDEN SWEEP, DEAN SWIFT.

Well. we'll. we'll! II it isn't cur
old friend BLUE DAY again. He
has won five straight times for us
and continues to improve desfi
many years of racing. He las
another stiff tuss.e on his han S
Monday. GOLDEN WAY, on lat
years form, figures on top, but W.
prefer to see him run once. DEAN
SWIFT may beat the others.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
MARATHON TO WEBSTER
Hamilton Runner Shows Way in
Canadian Olympic Test.

TORONTO, June 20 Up.-Harold
Webster. British Empire champion
from Hamilton, won the Canadian
Olympic marathon trial today under
a blistering sun that forced many Of
the competitors to quit.
Webster, 42 years old. was clocked
in three hours. one minute and six
seconds over a course regarded as the
toughest marathon test in Canada.
He finished $50 yards in front Of
Percy wyer, 52-year-old Toronto lun-
ner. Percy Bartlett Of Oshawa was
third.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
Selections for Fast Track at Suffolk Do,OnS.
(BEsT BET-EBONY LADY)

FIRST RACF-CASH EOOK,
LADY CARROT, PRINCE
DANNY.
TIE fly CASH BOOK was sent
to the post as good thing in her
race the other Gay, and after
being installed the favorite be-
cause of a last minute play,
Jockey r. Kastner gummedaup the
works by getting off so poorly that
she was practically eliminated.
LADY CARROT. a long shot, has
worked cleverly for this and may
defeat PRINCE DANNY. a recent
winner over the same kind he
meets in here.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
Dufferin Results

by the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse. $40: claiming;
3-year-otdS and up; 81. fHrlonsS.
BaScobel B.,c tRemilIard) 40 3Io 80 80
ROYAL Du:hesS Prain) 40
Charter and Miss Cog.
SECOND RAcE-Purs.. s;OO,. s-y.ar-
Babe Gaiety Prain) 1888 1920 9IO
Toe Dance UOsbOrne) 4.iO 3.O5
DOsr tMoOTel 3.95
Also ran-Bab's First. safari. Sugar Jar.
Big Do and Candy Pot.
DAILY Double Paid Sf9565.)
THIRD RACE-Purse. 500; claiming;
So"n, SS,year 1slds eds and S;;. up; IL miles -.
HsTdS %nG san .i@eRs1 Es%,'rd' "'"' $50 $50 s aas
Becehview DuEEan 335
Also ran-Paravant. Cosmie Prince.
R"sesiIla and Dainty Rose.
FOURTH RACE-The Little saratosa
and up: !" miles.
ZanEwelI tPeden} ''" 5,iS
Also ran--Annimessic. Miss GormIey,
sass Denclaire and Anacreon.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. &iOO; claiming;
ChateaEIe tRemiiIsrd6 s.'Ss s.O5 4.es
Dark Mission Courtney 535 335
Tela HicklinE) $40
Time. ! :53.
Also ran-Army Game. Dark sini. Blue
DamseI, Partisan and Dream Kiss.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 500; claiming;
3-year-olds and m; IA miles.
Attic Bird (W0odl 1888 $40 800
Missouri Jim (W. SMITH $50 400
Which PriE tHOrn) $40
Time, I:5t1z.
Also ran-LineSman, FinesSe. Chaste
Morn. Shadow Waltz and Odd Catch.
furlOnES.
StandOut (WOOd) 9.A5 $40 $50
Tr0ubanOva (HOrn1 1855 100
Fair Minded (Barker) 1850
Also ran-Lugano, Baggatawsy, Easter
Lad, Fort Dearborn and SkipseA.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
THIRD RACE-SPRINGS HERE,
TINTORETTO. QUEEN FULL.

SPRINGS HERE. a youngster
that has finished second in the
only two starts of his career, comes
up as the probable winner of the
third. He made his first start at
Agawam and Thursday he moved
over to Suffolk, where he placed
to Baron Lynn. TINTORETTO
has teen facing fairly well and
may hold QUEEN FULL safe.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
SECOND RACE SPITTENIM-
AGE. JACKSNIPE, SWAP.

SPITTENIMAGE, which has
been campaigned in New York
recently, makes his first start of
the New England season Monday
and we believe he will show his
heels all the way. JACKSNIPE re-
tired after going 6 furlongs in his
last. The shorter distance may
bring out his best. SWAP figures
closely.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
CARVOLA SECOND,
HOLL IMAGE NEXT
Rushaway, 9-to-5 Favorite,
Runs Seventh-Winner
Swift in Stretch.
~ IN, Associated Press.

~ tho Associated Press.
HICAGO, June 20-ShoWing a
4 fine burst of speed as the field
headed into the stretch, Hol-
~ lyrood, the speedy thorough
bred from Hal Price Headley's stable,
captured the $4,000 added Chicago
Derby before 10000 spectators at
Hawthorne today.
Second choice to A. G. Tarn's Rush
away in the betting, the Headley colt,
with Jockey Willie Saunders up, won
the mile and one quarter feature by
three quarters of length from Car
vola, owned by E. K. Bryson of Balti-
more. Holl Image, from the Superior
Stable. and only Chicago-owned horse
in the stake, trailed Carvola by neck
for third money.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
FIFTH RACE-EBONY LADY,
MISS CAREFUL, SWAMP
ANCEU

EBONY LADY, consistent
mare that raced on the coast be-
fore arriving in New England, made
her seasonal bow in the East Tuee-
day in a 6-furlong race and 1t wis
quite impressive. Moves up TO
longer distance Monday and we
believe she'll win easily. MISS
CAREFUL, victor by six lengths
in her last, may offer the conten-
ton and beat SWAMP ANGEL.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
EIGHTH RACE-SANDY ROY,
MISS ZONES. uNDULATE.

A mile and seventy y&.dS IS a
bit further than SANDY cares to
carry his best speed, but he out
classes this bunch and We are
giving him the preference. MISS
JONES, another that is best in
sprints, may hold UNDULATE
safe.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
TWO A. & P. CONTESTS.

Two games of the A. g. P. League
are scheduled for o'clock this after
noon. Bokar and Iona playing on the
West Ellipse and Condor and Encore
meeting at diamond No. ~,