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Evening star., 1936-06-07
ThOrncliffe Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 800: claiming;
3GI 33-ysaEI,oi%ds % and up; fs1lonss., n.
Mgskiedo tRsmiiiard5 '' $50
Also % ran9a Boca Chica. MeIoy. Field
Mouse. Blonde Jester, Missouri Jim.
Thermal Rough Waters Ko. Broad
caster.
= Mrs. C. W. Burnes and Mrs. F. Hur-
boTos % Purse; purse o'G elaimine: d Ma!s J.
year-oIds and up; furlonEs.
zowie &C. Hanford> $50
Also ran-Crataegus. War Haste. Chaste
Morn. Contribute and Centermarch.
DAILY Double paid $243."OD
THIRD RACE-The Conny smythe
Purse; purse, 500; claiming; 3-year- -olds
and up; q furlongs.
Ouragau (McDonald) T.SO 3.35 $50
Hastinola tBrammer) 4.15 GS5
Trey (Remillard) 400
Also ran@Gros, Sky Warrior and
QUICKLY.
Purse: purse. 500; claiminsi s-year-oIds
s%sts|ses sas "a ,Sks%Iii.rO 1900 $40 sS s.ss s
a aPrinceiy Pa lBrammeD $50
Also ran@f No Clesse. a Acajou. spey-
crest. Beechview. Be Thankful, . River
Crest, Sea KaIe. Judge Rocket and Odd
Catch.
Field.
IA Brent and ErindaIe Stable entry.
FIFTH RACE-The Bryan and O'Mara
Memorial Handicap; purse. S2,5O0 added:
3-year-olds and up: 1 10 miles.
Abbatoro Hindberg) 6.T5 1855 800
Sweepstaff (Young) 40 3.IO
TempestuOus fMann) 3.05
Also ran&MotIey. Lady Marpock and
Shoeless Joe.
SIXTH RACE-The Dan OMahoney
Purse; Ss00; claiming; 3-year-olds and
up; 1 IA miles.
Granger Nlndberg) $50 $40 :.6O
Drusus (R. Wats0n) $50 $50
Annimessic (Remillard $50
Time, I:4525.
Also ran-Cupboard. Blue Damsel.
Merry Bud. Skipsea.
SEVENTH RACE-The Martimas Purse;
purse. S70O; claiming: 3-year-olds and
up; ! Il miles.
O'Mareen (Young) 14.O5 $50 $50
Anacreon DouRherty) 1850 $50
Buck and Wins Iindberg, 500
Also eranEssivu,, Polyp. pediedo. Chat.
esgie. Hasola, DARK sini and Jolly Gal.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
Brevity Quit.

THE two jockeys apparently were
watching and waiting for the
other to make his move, for not more
than a length separated the pair for
the first mile, with Brevity leading
in fourth place. When Wright called
on his mount and Brevity moved up
to third place, Stout gave Granville
the word and the son of the Fox went
right along with him.
The crowd was expecting Mr..
Bones and Jean Bart to stop any
time and the race to develop into a
stretch duel between the two highly
regarded favorites. Jean Bart did
quit, but also did Brevity, which
found the distance too far.
Granville, with Stout riding a
strong race, went around his rival at
the turn leading into the stretch and
an eighth of a mile from the judges
stand stuck his nose in front. For a
stride it appeared as if the hard luck
horse would breeze home, but Mr..
Bones, with Johnny Gilbert plying his
whip, stuck to his guns.
At the sixteenth pole Mr.. Bones had
his head in front again, but Granville
hung on like leech.
Stride for stride they thundered to-
ward the pay-off line and then in the
last desperate leap, Stout fairly lifted
his mount over the line
The twenty-fourth running of the
National Stallion Stakes and its purse
of $13,850 went to j. H. Louchheim' S
Pompoon, which beat j. E. Widener's
Fencing by length and a half for
his third triumph in as many starts.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
Detroit Results

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3,,,ei5 3,yea5. .oids and up; q fuIlonss; IN
9T's,ds Nisbt tMSfena fTn1nsr 1900 i$S9 12so
Bonnie Pan CParke) $50
ClaremOn. Rain or Shine and Sparkdale.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500, claim
Transit LADY ParRej d.s0 SEQ e.eo
Nsd,s AGiniitsy taattiolD ~ go
Also ran--Prince Tide, a Aura, Warden
ormont and Kate Greenaway.
Mrs: j.. WodOck and W. ZakoOr entry.
DAILY Double paid S2s9.20)
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; allowances;
327;yeaEE-olds; 27S E / mile and 20 yards. o
Sir Jim James tRosen) $50 $50
Southern Way (Parke) $50
Also ran-Bereit and Pops Hour.
FOURTH RACE-The st. Clair Stakes;
purse. $1,000 added; 2-year -olds; fur
ChaIiite tMoran) 1920 $50 100
Miss Dolphin (Rosen) 1910 $50
Little Upset (Turner) 4.2O
Time. 0:59. equals track record.
Also ran-a Gene Wagers. a Rome Haul
Gold Band. Genial Manners. Lady Sybil
enirs: y van ihkls ana A. Da'"serne'0' 'r''
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500: claiming;
4-year-olds and up; 1 Il miles.
Wise Advocate (MeIche) 4.6O 800 2.6O
Boy Valet CParke) 400 $50
Axtel tMOjena) 100
Time. 1:53h.
Also ran-AuburndaIe. Communist and
Ross.
SIXTH RACE-The Belle Isle Handicap;
purse, $1,000 added; 3-year-olds and up;
u furlongs.
a Westy Junior Ha'uer) $40 $50 $50
( Silverette (MattiOlD $50 $50
Miney Myerson (Arnold) go
Also ran-Grand Rock. Sun Monk. Pre-
Eminent. Billy Bee. Born Happy. Rock ",
The Pelican, Marynell. Reaping. Groom.
fiea% Motor City Stable and H. C. Wolfe
entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upi L mile and 20
White Ginger Hardy 11.OO 500 100
Fanfern (Guymonl $40 100
Pan Toy (MattiOli) 5.2O
Also ran-Digniied. Judge Kavanagh,
Sickle Bill. Trahison. Hokuao, Jack Con-
ner and All Devil
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3-year- and up; L mile and 20 yards.
Lady Trust Porter) $500 400 $50
Kuvito (Turner) 21.6O $50
Banners Flying CMeloche) $40
Also ran-Cablegram, Merely. Jack
knife, Brown Molasses, Bichloride, Hand:
some John. Col. Hatfield. Candle Fly and
Some Boy.
Field.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
BELLE ISLE TAKEN
BY WESTY JUNIOR
Big Brown Horse Defeats
SiIverette Neck for 9TH
Victory in Row.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, June 6.-Westy Junior,
a 7-year-old, beat Silverette today
by a neck to win the $4,000 added
Belle Isle Handicap, his seventh con-
secutive victory.
Miney Myerson, who ran with
Westy Junior as a Motor City stable
and H. c. Wolfe entry, was third.
Wolfe's big brown horse, son of
Westy Hogan, ran the six furlongs
in I'LL and paid $9.40 for 50.
Challite, speedy 2-year-old filly,
finished four lengths in front of Miss
Dolphin to win the $4,000 added st.
Clair stakes over five furlongs in O:59,
equaling the track record.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
19 CLASSES FOR SHOW
Loudoun County Event to Be Held
at Belmont June 81.

LEESBURG, Va, June 6.-Belmont,
the historic estate of former Secretary
of War and Mrs. Patrick ]. Hurley,
will be the scene of the annual horse
show of the Loudoun hunt on Satur-
day. June 81.
Eighteen classes will be shown, in
cluding special class, 3-year-old hunt
ers, half-bred yearlings, lightweight
hunters, middle and heavyweight
hunters, half-bred 2-year-olds, handi-
cap, Loudoun Hunt Trophy. touch
and-out, 3-year- -olds, working hunters,
hunter hacks, green hunters, model
class, junior hunt, grooms colored,
corinthian and championship.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
FIRST RACE-FLAXEN, FOR
TUNATE YOUTH, BECKER

FIRST RACE-FLAXEN, FOR
TUNATE YOUTH, BECKER
ING.
After being entered several times,
FLAXEN, a 5-year- old mare, was
finally allowed to go postward yes
terday in distance race against a
field of very ordinary platers. She
broke well and was running along
smoothly in third place when, at
the half-mile pole, she was blocked
and her jockey had hard time
keeping her on her feet. Drops
back in sprint Monday and we
believe she will handle herself in
fine style at long odds. FORTU-
NATE YOUTH has been racing
against better company than this,
and may defeat PICKERING.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
Upperville Offers a. Events for
Two-Day Competition.

UPPERVILLE, Va, June Cp.-
Leading stables have indicated in
tentions to exhibit in the annual
Upperville Colt and Horse Show, to
be held at the Grafton Farm here
June IL and II.
The "A classes include ones for
heavy drafts, halfbreds, thorough
breds. hunters and ponies.
Exhibitors will include DR.. L. NJ.
Allen, Peach Brothers, Roger Baily,
Benton Stables, Skinner Brothers,
E. L. Redmond, Brookmead Stables,
Meander Farm. George Robert Slater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay Jones, Mrs. D. N.
Lee, Miss Elizabeth Nesbit and Mrs.
Plunkett Stewart.
The show has been held since 1883,
although not continuously.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
FIFTH RACE-CHANCE LINE,
PATRIOTIC. ACCOLADE.

CHANCE LINE, which couldn't
get up good gallop in his previous
races in New England, came back
with 6-furlong workout in 1:1345
yesterday, and we are going to take
a chance with this fellow to down
the fast steeds in the fifth. Pa
TRIOTIC figures over ACCOLADE.
This is a wide-open race.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
Agawam Results
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 5000: claiming:
3oyear-olds and ID: 81 fuIIones.
Little Honey tcoope1 $50 SO
Peggy Mine (Tucker) $40
Also ran-Masic Gift. Eatemup. stock
Market. Thoth. Fancy Clothes. Maple
Flower and Sunny Susan.
SECOND RACE-Purse 5000: e-year-
Lady pay Tinker eco 40 s.eO
ChalphOre Lynch 4.2O 3.20
Prairie Prince (Bookerl 4.SO
Also ranLouick Relief, Who. Queen
Blaze, ShebanE and Scout Plane.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 5000; claiming;
Clasp tMaschek} 500 800 500
Betty Shaw tCOule) go
Also ran@Hasty Hanna. Maple Sue.
HIEhi wEt1h Acton Gentleman. Ardor. Golden
DAILY Double paid ss.4oJ
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 5000; claiming;
S;ys ;ysar-olds & and up; furIOnss. %
Golden Key COOPER 400 $40
Stickemup tOMalley) $50
Also ran-Lady Pal. Top Shell. scintilIa.
Deep Run. Cancel and Lady Hockberger.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 5000; claiming;
Swear r-Olds and ups furlongs; chute.
Ladogan Cooper $50 1 20 go
Prosecutor (O'MaIIey) $50 500
Sir kai tJohnson) $40
Time. 1918.
Also ran-Sainted. Curling LapIand and
Balmacan.
SIXTH RACE-The Mohawk; purse,
$500; claiming: 3-year- -olds and up, l
mile and 30 yards.
Wee Wink (Coule) 1900 500 $50
Sun Apollo (Smith) 4.2O 3.2O
kindacOrn (Tuckerl 500
Also ran-DoWdy Dell. Manual. Sir Wind
sor, Cohort Miss.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upi Is miles.
Master Time (Smith) 6.2O 400 SEQ
Bright Bird Ieylandl $50 $50
Zembla &c. Phillips) $50
Also ran-Our Ship. TenIess, Repeal,
Barcardi Sweep and Tight Wad
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 5000; CLAIMING;
l-Sear-OldS and up; ia miles.
Miss Alphonso (M'hekl 24.40 1920 $50
Just Remember "a. COOPER 800 800
Mischief Maker (Booker) $50
Also raneSix Bells, Sun Line. Shot
Gun and By Surprise.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
SECOND RACE - OPPORTUNE,
PRETTY PAL, OPOCA.

The Grayson-M -Metcalf entry Of
OPPORTUNE and PRETTY PAL
appears to have an edge in the
second. OPPORTUNE. we believe.
is the best of the two. Racing
against much faster youngsters
than she meets in here. Wednes-
day she broke in front, but i'm
mediately dropped far back. Com
ing into the stretch, after racing
greenly, she closed in fine style.
A repeater would make her hard to
beat, but from every indication,
she should improve. That was her
first start. She Is a looking
youngster, by Happy Argo-Sunny
Skies. PRETTY PAL is favored
over OPOCA.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
Selections made for fast track at Rockingham:
(BEST BET-MALISPINA, FOURTH RACE)

much the best. Caught in a pocket
slightly after the break, L. Knapp
had to weave her way to the clear
and after reaching the leaders she
drew away to her best performance
of the year. She is the best bet of
the day. MAESTROM, a disappoint-
ment in New England, has worked
we'll enough to merit second over
ENFIN.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
FOURTH RACE - MALISPINA,
Belmont Results
BY the Associated Press.

2-year -oIds: ) furionss; Widener ~ Course.
Advocator (Wright) 9-5 1-2 is
Top Radio (BalaskD 1-2 1-6
Knave High lWalD 81
Also rSn@Da ytonian. Mahdi. Fair Al
bion, Merry Maker and Uallno.
Hsnaesp pus.s
added; 4-year-olds and up; about 2I2 miles.
HatGna. KAN Anthem he,,1 Goflsy| -6 2s gu.
Snapback BALD Out
Time. 4:4S.
Only three ran.
furl0ngs.
NI:,i Ms; NsIElmsnt !wrEn' 1l.sO l. Out
Weston Il, Hanford 25
Also ran-Postage Due.
Stakes; purse. $1,000. added; s-year-oids:
3 furlonss; Widener course.
Fencing tBaiaskD SO 6-5
War Admiral (Westrope) I-2
Gaekhs ish Ffafri. SSz 6Ss, De1s RfGls3s saS
&C. v. Whitney entry.
bJ. E. Widener entry.
FIFTH RACE-The Belmont Stakes;
purse, S25,O00; 3-year- -olds: ~ miles.
a Granville (Stout 1875 3-5 1-5
Mr.. Bones (GilberD 10-1 81
HoIlyrood tBalaskD 5-1
Time $50.
Also ran--Brevity, Corundum, q Isolator,
e Teqfei. Jean Bart Memory Book and
Belair Stud and WheatIey Stable entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Pennant Handicap;
class c; purse. 81 900; 3-year-olds and upi
/ fa miles.
aTreford GPetersl 1875 IL go
Gean Canach (St0uD 81 5-2
Fair Stein Il. Hanford) Ia
Time. 1:4425.
Also ran-Our Reigh, aradisical, Watch
Him, . Alfred the Great and Thorson.
An. Spingold and T. Somerville entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 5000; 3-year-
olds: maidens; 6 furlongs.
Judges Verdict (Anderson) 81 As 2-5
Flying Centaur (CouccD 81 8-5
danger Lewis Is. Renick) 10
Time, 1:13.
Also ran-Kimpton. Bravado, ALI Sorts,
Bleu, Parapet, GallOping On, Sistova,
Golden Hind and Army and Navy.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
EIGHTH E-HOOSIER'S
PRIDE, OVERSTIMULATE,
RIACK HAT

HOOSIERS PRIDE was at loss
in running over the mile route yes
terday. He lacked early speed and
turned on belated stretch run that
netted third place. only a length
and neck in back of the winner.
This distance is longer Monday and
We believe he'll show to better ad-
vantage OVERSTIMULATE may
down BLACK HAT.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
SIXTH RACE-EL PUMA, IDLE
ALONG. HIT

Tossing out Ell PUMA'S last, we
find that prior to that he flashed
a couple Of keen efforts. On May IA
he easily defeated Sun Apollo
with 1l3 pounds up, and came back
later to finish third to Idle Along
and Xandra. The weight assign
ment gives him biz edge. IDLE
ALONG is a consistent mare and
should down HUT.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
MARYLAND A. c. IS HOST.

Johnny Winters and Mutt More
land will form the battery for the
Maryland A. c. today, when that
crack unlimited base ball team stacks
up against the Berwyn A. c. at Duffy
Stadium, Seat Pleasant, Md, at 2:3o
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
LatOnia Results

BY the Associated Press.
3-year -oIds; / mile and 20 yards.
Iis fTf, FSsnk Garner 16.4o go go
Sir Boston uFernandez) SEQ
Boy. Lady Confucius and Busy Anna. H
SECOND RACE-The Cheekview Farm;
purse. 500; 2-year-oId maidensi 3 fur
MANAGER Mike Cste'n) 1910 SEQ $50
Toney's Girl Finnerfy) $50
Also ran-f Recussion. DayishiII. Ebony
Girl. CruIia MOandmO. Bohannon. Bay
Boy. Woodberry and Guadalajara. filed.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 500; claiming:
33-year-olds and up; 8 furiongs tehute);
fs%p farpeb CGSk P4nesSa ssshutss1 0io 9o
'a3G & Rachel 1Cowiey) $50
Also ranEamscray. Guatemala, Porc.,.
lus. Cherry Time and SkaIkahoe.
Dahy Double paid SS9.60)
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 500: claiming;
G SorssoSS SuLiadd LADY cGowep 40 500 go :.sS sS
SKY % Blue tSteyenSon) 2.6O
Also ran Raymond. Holdumbrown.
Stepinna.
FIFTH RACE-The Gibson Hotel Handi-
cap: purse. 81 .OOOj 3Sear-olds and up;
furlOngs.
sin MASK Ieumanl 40 2.6o go
Manners Man tKurtsingerl 2.IO
Time. 1;ll-eouals track record.
Also ran-Wise Bessa and Isaiah.
SIXTH RACE-The Clipsetta Stakes;
purse. $1,000 added; 2-year-old hllies; 5lz
furlongs.
b Foolish Moment (stevenson)
Planetoid (Kurtsinger) 800 30
n Misapprehension tSchuttel 2.IO
Also ran~Tise Beauty. Perlette. a All
AEoE, Busy Lutrecia, bDressy and
an. p. Headley entry.
DiNiana entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 500; claim
ing; 3-yeaT-Olds and up; i, miles
Natersplash tStev'sonD 4.2O ago 40
Buddie Treacy CSchuttel 1880 800
bl66les Choice tSwain) 100
Time. I:i5.
Also ran-Panalong. Gray Jack. Open
Hearth.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 800: cIaiminE;
i-year -Olds and upj "a miles.
Jawapa M. L. FaIIon) ' 1850 1860 $50
SquaH tBeasyp 3IO
Time. I:I6.
Also ran-COrner Boy. Laura Kiev,
Honor Her, Stealingaway and Mil.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
SEVENTH RACE-SOCIETY COL
UMN. LABYRINTH, THE
DATTPHVN

Established as a warm favorite in
her last, SOCIETY COLUMN was
given listless ride by C. Thomp-
son, and she was beaten away off
by Fee and Yankee Prince. She
can do much better and under
better handling she'll beat this
bunch. Labyrinth figures to trim
THE DAUPHIN.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
Granville in Stretch Dre Wins Belmont Before Crod
RACE SELECTIONS
ROCKINGHAM PARK Fast. L.


ROCKINGHAM PARK Fast.
BY FEED BOX.
I. Radiator, Dalmatia. General
Farley.
2. Grayson Metcalf Entry, Mock
Modesty, Opoca.
8. Starogan, Dixie Princess, Gay
Crest.
4. Malispina, Enf1n, Maestrom.
5. Happy Knot, Wise Prince, Spixi.
6. El Puma, xandra, Idle Along.
z. Society Column, Johns Son,
Yankee Prince.
8. Comp Parole, Lillian T., Masked
Revue.
Best bet: Malispina.
CHARLES TOWN East.
BY ELECTRIC EYE.
!. Timber Phantom, Canopia,
Monocacy.
2. Dixie Bee, Dolente, Foul Tip.
3. Cantide, Miss Fern, Spear.
4. Ada Wan, Aella, Justa Flight.
S. Idle Worker. Silvery Cloud,
Flosilda.
6. Novas Grace, Marmoak, Miss
Symphony.
z. Miss Catalan, Bendromel, Egeon.
8. Second Story, Miss Toucan, Wise
Money.
Best bet: Idle Worker.
CONCENsUs AT ROCKINGHAM
Fast.
By the Associated Press.
Fortunate Youth, Below Cost,
Dalmatia.
2-Pretty Pal, Chickling, Ge-
naibi.
3-Starogan, Dixie Princess,
Forced Landing.
4EEnfin, Malispina, Maestrom.
5-Spixi, Happy Knot. Wise
Prince
6-Candra, Steelhead, El Puma.
Society Column, Yankee
Prince, Strolling Home.
8-HooSiers Pride, Sir Thomas,
Masked Review.
Best bet-Society Column.
CONCENSUS AT AQUEDUCT
Fast.
BY the Associated Press.
Grand Jester, Gumption,
Wise Bun.
2-Clonard. Jolie Knight, The
Immortal I'd.
3-Goldey F., Sophia Tucker,
Clamorous
4Super Calendar. seamyth,
Vitox.
5-Vanderbilt Entry, Vicaress,
King Saxon.
6-Crystal Prince, Star Scout,
Testing.
Arbitrary, Languorous, Salut
D'Amour.
Best bet-Crystal Prince.
LATONIA East.
BY the Louisville Times
1-Chalkeye, Hi Hun, Just Buck.
2-Ste. Iris, Peggy Torch, Morts
Pal.
3-Epitome, Threems, Frosted
Rain.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
WEE WINK TAKES RAGE
Mare Wins Feature of Card at
Agawam Park Track.

AGAWAM, Mass, June OP).-Wee
Wink, chestnut mare owned by A. G.
Dolan, won today's feature race at
Agawam Park. The 5-year-old kept
on the pace all the way and then
closed with a burst of speed to beat
out Sun Apollo and Kindacorn which
closed fast, after Dowdy Dell and
Cohort Miss had been in the lead.
The winner paid $12, $5 and $3.50.
Blakeen in winning the fourth race
took her fourth straight at this track
to become the outstanding horse Of
the meeting.
The crowd was estimated st $4,000.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
Charles Town
Results

FIRST RACE-Fiye furIonEs, purse,
SsE shani hilipeF 100 SSS 9SS $sS sS
AelIa (Hilleyl $50
:, Also ran--Lady Buck. Crossing Over.
| Mains Wander.
SECOND .RACE-Eive furIonrs; purse.
Ss9Oi 80 . p!c !ciaiImning; for 3-yearcolds and up.
Oakhurst Palumbo) $50 $50
LoSh LOnd9n tHernandeD $50
| =. Also ran--CorporaI B.. Full FIavour,
Mabel Beyond. The Gen and KendridEe.
purse: $500; claiming; for 3-year-oids.
SKY Ride lPalumbo) 4.6O 500 24O
FASHION oueep h1Pd1I 5PikorI 1850 SO 40
Also ran-Petee Lad. Good Gracious.
Iuuieyries u1. Star. Brown Vixen and Brown
CDaiIy Double paid sI42OD
FOURTH RACE--Purse, $500; claiming;
for i-year-Olds and upj furIongs.
Peggy Can (Sargent) 500 $40 $50
Jimmy D. CTerhune) 100 $50
H01lHnd Hand GPibSIl s9Tl 4.eo
Also ran-Mintie. FIageOIet, Lady Glas.
gow' Miss TrycOm and Night Vintage.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500; cIaiminr
for 4-year oIds and up; furIonEs.
Famous CLAYTON (Palumbo)
Nv s.. (n.,,, 500 s.4S 4S $50 50
This I;us Play .assI esssIrnandeD $40
Also ran0Most ALWAYS. Runan,tay.
Visa. Little Hurd. FoEEy Dawn.
SIXTH RACE--5 furlOngs; purse, $500;
for 3:.year-Olds and up.
Jakovia IS. Palumbo) 80 $50 220
Nickel tB. Myres) 4.2O 2.2O
a Chief Hollis IL. Pikor) 22O
Time. 1:00Z5.
Also ran-Lady Nymph. Engles Boy,
Bonnie Dhu.
al p. Engle entry.
SEVENTH RACE-lis miles; purse
500; claiming; for 3-year -oldS and up.
Porphry -. Shanksl $50 800 goo
DearZin IL. Pikor) $50 ESQ
Hot Cake &C. Terhune) 800
Time I;49.
Also ran-Pukka Heaven. Bay Wrack,
Rogue Pine.
EIGHTH RACE-Iia miles; purse $500;
claiming; for 3-year-olds and upward.
Coventry On (R. ROoD 1850 500 I.2O
Monedy IS PalumbO) I20 300
Doubtless w. Hilleyl I.30
Time. 1:I915.
Also ran---Bav Their First. Huppy.
Stepee, Royal Folly.
Evening star., 1936-06-07

AGAWAM East.
BY the Louisville Times
l-Sumac, Stolen Stricks, Win
ming Ray.
2-Molasses Bill, Go Quickly,
Retired.
3-Forget Not. Gay Blade,
Canana.
4-Knights Hope. Appercut,
Prosecutor.
5-Dark War, Screen, Manya.
6-Popo, Fife, Sainted.
wishing Star, Bright Bird,
Adamite.
s-Playmore. Rhodesia, Retribu-
ton.
Best bet-Dark War.
THORNCLIFFE Fast.
By the Louisville Times
Toe Dance, Eyryholme, Patsy
Macaw.
2-Barter, Exhibition, Cardamon.
3-Daily Dozen, Spey Fox, Pagan
King.
4-Black Cohort, Allons, Quad
rangle.
5-Syenite, Leslie Entry, Lugano.
6-Princely Pal, Frigid Frosty,
Miss Gormley.
Dark Diane. Troubanova,
Fort Dearborn.
Best bet-Barter.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
Hawthorne Results
BIZ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000: maidens
Robert L. Haas 1920 800 38O
Minstrel Show (RObertson) 28O 21O
Over Play de Camillas) 90
Time. I:O1as.
Also ran-Brown Prodigy. fSherabado.
Phalasan. Mt. Sard. UvRlde. Legion Girl,
Goldman. Early Times and Never Tire.
filed.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
THIRD RACE-STAROGAN, HAS
TINIP. FORCED LANDING.

After showing clever winning
performance at Agawam, STAR
OGAN was shipped over to Rock
ingham Wednesday, when she again
handled herself creditably by plac-
ing to Toano, with Leros and
others in back of her. She is very
consistent sort and appears to be
treated fairly in the weights.
HASTINIP would be close on last
years form, but she hasn't been
doing so well lately FORCED
LANDING may trim the others.
FOURTH RACE - MALISPINA,
MAESTROM, ENFIN.
To win her recent race A. G.
Vanderbilt's MALISPINA had to be
Evening star., 1936-06-07

SECOND RACE-Purse. 500: 3-year.
oloS and up; maidens; q furlongs.
Evening star., 1936-06-07

FOURTH RACE-Purse. 81 200; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; 9 furIonEs
Bert Reid Haas 4.6O 400 2SO
Tracker tRiehard) 92O $40
Garden Message Dudley q 90
Time. I:I3.
Also ran-Free Spirit. Morning Mail. Ed
and BuShmaSter.
Evening star., 1936-06-07

LATONIA EAST.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Chalkeye, Hi Hun. Just Buck.
2-Ste. Iris, Peggy Torch, Morts
Pal.
3-Epitome, Threems. Frosted
Rain.
Evening star., 1936-06-07

SECOND RACE-Purse. 1000: claim
ingi 3-year-Olds: 1 IA miles.
Wild Count (Shelha 'er) 1880 $50 $50
Major Greenock (Nolan) 500 300
Wee Emma tWilson) 24O
Time, I:402A.
Also ran-0ur Patty, Short Skirt, Out
wit. Masketier and Redneck
Evening star., 1936-06-07

FIFTH RACE-The Ivanhoe Club; purse,
$1,000; 3-year-olds and up; q furlOngs
hhiSkolo (Robertson) $40 300 26O
Transmutable Ferminl $50 800
InSc0na tArcarO) 32O
Time, I:lSts.
Also ran-West Main. Silent Shot and
Recovery.
Evening star., 1936-06-07

THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000, claiming;
| 3-year-oldS and up; q furlongs,
| Prince John (HaaS) 14O 40
| Cheraw (NolanD 400
| Time. I:l4.
Also ran-Rapid Bells, Dainty Jeanne,
| and Peggy's Peggy.
| DAILY Double paid S2O2)
Evening star., 1936-06-07

SEVENTH RAC-Purse. $500; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; mile and a six
Evening star., 1936-06-07

Eddy Lee, South Bend, Gold
Meter.
5-Cloverport, Perdition, Cohort
Lass.
6-Brendard, Dora May, Snow
Fairy.
7-Vesee, Busy Ven, Flying Jay.
S-Vellas Choice, Celiba, Our
Swmmy.
Best bet-Brendard.
DETROIT CFasD.
By the Louisville Times
Little Wichita, Bib, Broadway
Girl.
2-Bud Broom, whiz James,
Peloria.
3-virginia j.. Queen Full, Bally-
lee.
4Capitalist, Ladino, Baranca.
5-RenaisSance. Ina Count,
Wanda Cerulea.
6IIndiantown, Sweep Like,
Whisking.
HChastity. Crout Au Pot, In
dian Salute.
8-Accorder, Lovito, Temple Hill.
Best bet-RenaiSSance.
HAWTHORNE (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Palan, Howard G., Timber
line
2-Naughty, Kai Mask, Blue
Train.
3-Chatterfol. Infiame, Cycas.
Mot Asleep, Filter, Mattapony.
5-Foyot, Carvola, Caliban.
6-Silent Shot, Navanad, Thread
neddle.
REPAID, Miss Vince, Legal
Gamble
SSurcouf. Technocracy, Mad
Trump.
Best bet-Foyot.
Evening star., 1936-06-07

Recovery.
SIXTH RACE-Thc Hawthorne Juvenile
Handicapi purse, $1,000 added; 2-year-
oids; 81. furlongs.
DOgaway CRobertson) 4.2O 40 22O
Yellow Tulip tBrysOn) $50 $50
Whiscenda tMaurOl 26O
Time. I:0s2s.
Also ran-a Grey Count. dViajero.
d Tedall, Reaping Reward, Madcap
Yankee, a Old Forester
a Millsdaie Stable entry.
Milky WAY Farm entry.
Valdina Farm entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81. 900; claim
ing; i-year-Olds and up; 10 miles
Damascene Haas $50 4SO 300
Darkling tPierSonD $50 $50
SanternO tHauerl $50
Time, I:lSi5.
Also ran-Maple Ricca. Exponent, Star
Banner. Later On and Redress.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; claim
ing; i-year-OldS and up; Ia miles
WagwOOd (Maurol $50 $50 $40
Mareve tHaberJ 1850 g. 80
High Man (Arcaro) I8O
Time, loss.
Also ran-Sam Alexander, Golden X,
Charlie Chan and DR.. Potter.