davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-09-06
Rosemont Is 3-2 Choice.

p OSEMONT, receiving none too good
~ a ride from Maurice (Moose)
Peters, trailed the field for three
quarters of the mile. He was taken
wide at the stretch turn, but was good
enough to take a head decision over
Tatterdemalion, also slow to get under
way, in the battle for runner-up
honors.
On the strength of his third back
Of Top Row and Time Supply in the
Santa Anita Handicap last February
and his more recent second to Vicaress
at Saratoga, Rosemont was made the
3-to-2 choice The son of The Porter
was no match for Action, however, as
the Jacobs representative covered the
distance in IA, the fastest time of
the meeting and within one second
OF the track record.
Evening star., 1936-09-06

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3-year -olds and upi III miles.
Tact tRoberts) 1920 $50 800
Enfs &c. Fowlerl 4S0 800
Honor Her "a Fernandez) $50
Also ran-Penmar. Just lima gine, on
Duty Lucy and Rhythmic Miss.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
Action a 4-to-1 Shot.

TALLED upon to face the finest COM
pany OF thoroughbreds he has en-
countered, the son of Olambala was
considered to have no better than q
4-to-1 chance to win the 11/16-mile
test and take the purse of S4,9l0.
The triumph ran his earnings for
the year to sl3,965, while giving ia
cobs. Americas leading trainer for the
last three years, his 121st success since
January l.
Johnny Gilbert allowed Action to
settle in his stride for the first half
mile, while Mrs. A. A. Baroni's Ann
O'Ruley and Mrs. Dodge Sloane's Psy-
chic Bid Wed for the lead. Entering
the stretch, the former jumper be-
gan to close ground and soon was
within striking distance and finally
won going away.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
UPSET MARKEDUP
/. BY R|FTED CLOUDS
Third Choice Closes With
Rush to Take Feature
at Washington Park.
BY TIE Associated Press.

)H1CAGo, September s.. -
Rifted Clouds, a late-season
Y development from the strong
stable Of Thomas c. Worden,
Chicago sportsman, won the Washing
ton Park Juvenile Stakes at Washing
ton Park here today. It was Rifted
Clouds by three lengths at the finish.
with Tony Pelleteri's highly touted
Bottle Cap closing with rush for sec
ond and the favorite, Challite. finish
ing third.
Washington Parks final Saturday
brought out a crowd Of $4,000 and,
though 1t was Challite and Bottle Cap
which attracted the major support for
the stake event, Rifted Clouds was
third choice, paying $500 to win,
$3.50 to place and So to show. Bottle
Cap paid $3.50 and $2.40, with show
tickets on Challite worth s2.20.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
Washington Park
Results
Ey the Associated Press.

by NHC hoSOCldteU FItsS.
FIRST RACE-Pur.e. $500: claiming:
Papyr9Eraph tHauer) 1850 60 600
Deets Campfire (South) 14.S0
Also ran@TIt Tut. UIeadus. Darraurh.
GhaTm1ins sT ~ , Wen aselsd FIJI Up. Red
SECOND RAcE-Purse; $500; claiming;
3-year.olds and up; furlonss. eo .so
Good Scout chestnut 1.6O 40
Evening Gown (Dotter) $40
Ha:s. ns Sip Knot. sun sum frS.t. & Tumble ai vim In.
Eastern Ruler. Bar Play and Tobacco.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; elaiming
2-year-olds; g furlonss.
sIss, silss e c.,s.itd ,S.fsilan' S:ss s:s$ g
Also ran-BIind Sage, Hook II. FleIid.
Broaayay Maid: Ipso FsetS; skeetsr' Sta
Daily double paid $500.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
Gay BaSbls s.IssS Ggymo $50 ssS ssS sS ssS
Red FLYER 1T. p. Martini 800
Also ran-Royai Charm. Dark Laughter.
Going Home, Bushmaster. Tarping and
FIFTH RACE-The Chicago Beach
Handiea1: purse. s2.0Ooi 3-year-olds and
up; mile.
Capt Cal (James> 600 800 $50
a Bandalore (Dotter) 500 $50
Short Skirt South 4.60
Also ran-Brandon Prince. Danish
Fear. Silk Mask. Salaam. Bill Bo.
Rosedale entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Washington Park
Juvenile Stakes; purse. $4,000 added e
year-olds: g furlongs.
Rifted Clouds Mccoy 1920 ..60 800
Bottle Cap (CorbetO $50 2.40
Chsllite (JamesD 2.S0
Also ran-Fair Lead. aPerlette. Exclaim.
Princess Stone. aProph. al. W. Parrish
entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 COOS claim
ing: 3-year-oIds and up; mile.
Amazing tCorbetD $50 800 40
Impeach tHaberl $50 ago
Lisa Belle tMcClellan) 4.2O
Also ran-Fanfern. Jokester. Bon Gen.
time and Pharosay.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 1000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up: y miles.
Parawick tGuymon) 1920 1.4O 4.2O
Triolet tMcCiellan) $50 $40
Justa Sheik Dotter) 500
Also ran-A la Carte, Easter Tommy.
| Pomparagon High Man. storm Angel
| Stealingaway. Discriminate and Miss
Glace.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
High Fleet Spurts.

nOWN the back stretch it was High
Fleet. Fair Knightess and Sparta.
The Headley youngster tried to move
up inside Of Fair Knightess but
couldn't find room, so Jockey Earl
Steffen took her back and a moment
later tried to go on the outside.
Fair Knightess also ran at the
leader, but Anderson called on High
Fleet for little more and the game,
heavily weighted filly responded. Com
ing out Of the turn Fair Stein stuck
close to the rail and saved enough
ground so that she was able to beat
out Sparta.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
Win Gets Owner s4,ss0.

IN THIRD place was Herman Phil
lips Fair Stein. A neck back OF
the place horse, but three lengths in
front of Hal Price Headley's Sparta.
The winner paid $3.50, s4.20 and $500
and the victory was worth $4,830 to
High Feet's owner, boosting her earn
ings for the year to $25,280. 1t was
her seventh victory in II starts. The
filly has finished in the money in
every one of her II starts.
Gold Seeker swerved from her out
side position in the gate and trailed
the field from the start. Fair Knight
ess and High Fleet were the first to
show in front with the Widener filly
outfooting the others in the run to
the first turn.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
MARK BY MYRTLEW0OD

DETROIT, September P).-A new
track record of 1:1oa5 for 6 furlongs
was set today by the speedy fllly Myr-
tlewood in winning the $4,000 Cadillac
Handicap.
Myrtlewood. carrying top weight of
1913 pounds, finished a head in front
of Bold Lover, with Exhibit third.
Bold Lover came up fast in the
stretch. but Myrtlewood fought off the
challenge. She paid $3.50 and Bold
Lover paid 81 to place.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
Race Most Exciting Of Meet

THE race was the most exciting CT
the meeting, with Hard Chase
and Chief Hollis taking a long lead
on their six rivals the first FIVE
eighths. Both quit in the stretch and
Energetic Lady came with a rush 10
win on the wire. Our Ship, a trailer
in the early stages, might have been
the winner with a stronger rider up
as he was going fastest in the final
quarter
Following the race Manager
O'Donnell Of the hostelry from which
the feature derived its name pre-.
sented Mrs. Bond with silver cup.
Folks delving in the final daily
double Of the meeting collected
s27.20 when Mrs. r. K. Yinglings
Handley sprinted 61a furlongs in
1928 to win the days opener. with
Miss H. J. Sauers Minute sprinting a
similar distance in l:2735 to land
the Chevy Chase Purse, programmed
as the third race.
In between the running of the dou-
BILE Bernard Bonds Small Chance,
favorite, stepped off 5la furlongs in
1:l025 to annex first money in the
Sandy Springs.
Evening star., 1936-09-06

FIFTH RACE-The Bay Shore Handi-
cap; purse. $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and
Evening star., 1936-09-06
Detroit Results

FIRST RACE-Purse.- $500; claiming;
a;;yeaaT!-SSlddss a: and up; 6 fgraSns: d% On ..o
sssxy Sioux csisf sasit lDonose5 ssiSe5' '' 40
Also '' ran&Abdel, Alaric. fsilent Don.
issees iSs: Briny Deep and miss john
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500. claiming:
Gnsford fssH'0e 7choGaaeEij aGa dR go $50 $40
b'ssess5sn. bessss Gsii .iosS., siiosSS, $50 4:sS s
Gold i'G standard, tPai's fortans. ichiinors;
dhasmed chas nil%; Eye:. hoffsRL' ffieId. '" " anu
e-year-olds; 81 iurionss. ~
Virginia J. tMeloche) $50 $50 ESQ
Miss Marlboro tMojena) 4.40 300
Phalasetta NOLAN 2.4O
Also ran-O'Bantam, Busy X, Uvalde,
Romney Royal. Lady Tichner. Smoke Maid
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming
3-year-olds and upwardi mile and 20 yaros:
Sis,sn Snasr,,s Sansy Mfoeh 1000 s sS sS
oi$ $'S: Sisi $S5iiD $50
FlishIette. Burning Up. Bud Royal and St.
Moritz.
FIFTH RACE-The Wyandotte Handi-
CAP; purse, $4,000 added: 2-year-oids; S1s
yellow Tulip tMorris) $50 $50 100
| Wahcoo tMattiolD $40 6.0u
Mary Vito tGrilD o.SO
Time. 1:O53b.
Also rsn--Gene Wasers. = Jadva, Orien-
talist. Storm Lass and Bernard r.
40. F. Woodward entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Cadillac Handicap;
purse. $1,000 added; 3-year-olds and up;
Myrtle 'Hvo Wood Burke, $50 $50 s.se
Bold Lover !ChojnackD 400 3.990o
Exhibit (Pollard 4.oo
Time. 1905? lnew track reeoEdl:
Also ran-f Billy Bee. Zuni. Finance,
Sweeplike. Infidox, Marynell. Zevson ana
Groom.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim,
ing; the George Olsen; 3-year-olds and
up; 1 mile and 20 yards: m,
Cerro (Noian) 800 3.20 ~
Bender First (CalverD 4.4O 2.S9
Veronica C.. Pollard 2.2o
Also ran-Aukai. Ben Machree. Senator
Mike. Ping and Kate Greenaway.
EIGHTH RACE-The Ethel Shutta;
purse, 81 .O00; claiming; 3-year-olds and
up: l mile and 8 furlonEs. M.
Blue Damsel (Barnes) $50 2.se
| Albcss (Mojena) 3.%C
Time. 3:O25h.
Also ran-Countess Bye, Broadway Wild
Nice Habits, Gyana and Reelaway.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
Aqueduct Results

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse.. 5000; maidens;
2,year.olds colts and Eeldinss; fuTlongs; ss
Mafes aant0n 9RieSsrda tleni 81 81
jazz fime, in 'hs isstso Box 'cou'eD IL
Also ran-MiqueIon. Wise AIibi. screoge,
Any Play. Post Meridian and sharDshOoter.
siesp Ecoae ste.p!sesa:e kaas Psrse 11 eass
s.,sds sseaFGlSi MaSinne4 ana uD m!Iei nseio
kfsssaa2 kfs sas21 eMi.ehslD sMsissi 81 81
HoI: pssi:oes amt RED sss
THIRD RACE-The Astaritai purse, ST.
oOOi allowances; 2-year-old Allies: fur
Masic Circle tGilberp 17-1o 1-e Ia
Talmadee tRobertson) IS 3.5
Yelled Lady IN. VALID S-6
Also ran-@sorceress. Swift Ply, Percent
and Chosen One.
FOURTH RACE-The Wild Thyme Ham
dicap;. purse. sI,eOo added; class Bi s.
{sss$!ssss sna kss.rsson sS 80 'of'fs. fss -
aMISyietGrirs 4fws. 1:isx .stOue Out
Also ran-Sst. Byrne. avalevictorian
and Barberry IL. aMrs. S. B. Mason entry.
puI.s ETH sdd.a and ap
/ fs miles.
Action tGilberD Al rs I-2
Rosemont tPeters) So Ii
Tatterdemalion (StouD S-5
Time. 1:44.
Also ran-Ann O'Ruley. Mantagna,
Psychic Bid, Rust and Esposa.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81, 600 added; the
Glen Water Handicap; class C; 3-year -olds
and up; IL miles.
Her Reign q. Stout 81 As Is
Treford (M Peters, 3-5 1-6
lnvermark IitZenberger) Out
Time, 1:45a<.
Also ran-Whizzaway.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81, 200; claim
Ing; 3-year-olds and mp; mile and 3 fur
longs.
Mr.. Bun (Bierman) s-5 lie Is
Hunterdon tStout) IS 1-2
MY Peter &C. HanfordD Al
Time. 2:21.
Also ran-Naval Cadet. Whichaway.
Gallant Miss.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
BEATS CLASS|EST
: FIELD He HAS MET
Aqueduct Victory Ninth in
Ten Starts for Horse
Bought for $1,000.
Ey the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK. September SAC
M ton. the former jumper owned
" by Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs and
trained by her husband, moved
up another notch in competition to-
day, but the 7-year-old gelding con-
tinued right on his victorious way as
he won the $4,000 Aqueduct Handicap
from seven high-class rivals.
The victory, achieved by one and a
half lengths over the highly regarded
Rosemont from William du Points
Foxcatcher Farms, marked Actions
ninth triumph in 10 starts since ia
cobs purchased him out Of the John
Sanford dispersal sale for $1,000 last
Spring. In his other start he finished
second.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
Dade Park Results
By the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claiming:
3-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs;
Patsyette tscuriock) $50 40
Golden Mission (BryanD $40
Also ran-Golden Pigeon. Riff. Peter
Pumpkin. Gamaliel and Morley Firth
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
maiden ?-year-oids; 51z furlongs
sas,. Sas siIl 9Finn.e.Y1 m1S%an $40 sso sso sic
Ms: sfs'' can;9S csS.'''a X. L. r.llon, '''' & &s:aS
,; ai;o Broadway f.ssv,,,. fsss G,
Rhinir. Miss Tiny. fCiar v. fFieid.
THIRD RAcEeru5;:s; Purse; $500: el.iminr;
yeeI.o' asreesSie tHilD aRi 'u''n $50 $50 ESQ
SohoTt Lass ON. Iallon, $50 3a0
Also % rsn.fArmy Surgeon. Shan. Young
Bill. Onside, MI. Washington. fFlutter Up,
fDenna Wood Potion and Pretty PEG.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500, claiming;
Via FiGsan sRf RinS ss6. ss $40
RsmroS 5Dyer5 $40
Also ran-Ned's Affinity. Funderburr.
Sunshine Boy and Camp Cook.
FIFTH .RACE-Handieap: purse. $1,000,
2-year-oIds: 9 furlonEs. =.
Crulia (kins) $50 $40 500
q Wise Beauty (Tiiden) $50 800
Job Printer child $50
Also ran-Wowo. Josh. aAir Chute.
John Allen, Paris Prince.
. NJ. 7. Nelson entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3-year-olds and up: l mile 40 yards.
Broadway Juel Imam Il.4O $50 4.60
Rope Walker "a; Fernandez $40 $40
Carus Clarus tHilD $40
Time. LABS.
Also ran-Our Prince, Hae Heart, Ca.
tino. Cav Cav and Bay Memor.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. Ss00; claim.
ing: 3-year-olds and upj rs miles.
Temple Hill Louman) $50 $50 $50
Jawapa (Clelland) $50
Also ran-Paul T.. Jonnie Nuehols and
Corner Boy.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3-year -olds and upi III miles.
Tact tRobertS 1920 $50 500
Enfg &c. Fowler) 4S0 3f,O
Honor Her "a Fernandez) $50
Also ran-Penmar. Just lima gine, on
Duty. Lucy and Rhythmic Miss.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
CALLS VOLLEY BALLERS.

DR.. w. Henry Greene, manager of
the Twelfth Street Y. M c. A. volley
ball team, requests all candidates to
report to the first practice of the sea-
son Tuesday at noon at the Y. M.
c. A. gymnasium. The team will jour-
ney to Brandywine, Md, next Sunday
to face the 335th O. c. G. squad.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
BOLLES HARVARD COACH
New Crew Mentor Directed Frosh
at Washington.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, September 5
R.-Tom Bolles. former freshman
coach at the University Of Washing
ton, now is Harvard's head rowing
coach. He succeeds Charley White
side, who resigned last June.
William ]. Bingham, Harvard ath-
letic director, also has announced the
appointment Of Harvey Lane as fresh
man coach.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
Second Straight Victory.

THE winner, bay daughter Of
Insco-Green Leaf, won $4,740 for
Owner Worden. It was her second
straight victory after two races out Of
the money. She raced the furlongs
in 1:114.
The field Of eight was sent off in
short order, with Fair Lead first to
show in front, but Challite was soon
rushed into the lead and only Rifted
Clouds attempted to go with her. As
the field rounded the turn 1t was
Challite and Rifted Clouds, with Fair
Lead two lengths farther back.
Jocky Jimmy Mccoy, astride the
Worden filly, made his move at the
head Of the stretch, shooting Rifted
Clouds out In front under pressure.
Bottle Cap finished strong to take
place money away from Challite, with
Fair Lead. Props. Exclaim, Perlette
and Princess Stone finishing in that
order.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
DADE PARK (Slow).

By the Louisville Times.
Brown Man, Phalera, Valley
Prince.
2-Ariel Gold, Old State, Donna
coma Kid.
Silk Covering, Synopsis, Busy
Daughter.
Aunt Myrtle, Ina Greenock,
Down in Front.
5-Josh. Sailorman, Whew.
6-Buddie Treacy, Prince Fellow,
McGregor entry.
Linden Tree, Adrian, Two De-
msnd.
s-Habanero, Captain Danger.
Lucy.
Best bet-Buddie Treacy.
WASHINGTON PARK Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Baldy. Board Trade, Attau-
quechee.
2-countess Mario, Denbigh, Col.
Julian.
3-Euryalus, Star Bud, Chauvenet.
FCeallaigh, Shirly B.. Erebus.
5-Exponent, Donnahona, Knave.
6-Whereaway, st. Bernard, Count
Arthur.
NCentennial, Gannonnic, Ma
reve.
s-Brown Witch, Wild Transit,
Sister Ikie.
Best bet-Whereaway.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
DETROIT East.

By the Louisville Times.
1-Flodden, Virnock, Oddesa Boy.
2-Bal Ele. Aurebon, Quick.
3-Kingsbury, My Blaze, Count
Rae.
4-Frisco Kid, Hicena, Debate.
5-Brown Feathers, Dora May,
ste Louise.
6-Myrtlewood, Professor Paul,
Finance.
Gay Streamer, Escopette, Mas
ter Buck.
8-Damascene, Koterito, Sir Satin.
Best bet-Brown Feathers.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
HIGH FLEET FIRST
At NARRAGANSETT
0utraces Fair Knightess in
New England Oaks by
More Than Length.
B. the Associated Press

NANTUCKET, r. l., September
- 5.-Taking the lead rounding
the first turn. George D. Wide
ner's High Fleet won the first
running Of the New England Oaks. a
mile and one-sixteenth for 3-year-old
fillies today at Narragansett Park.
Splendidly ridden by Jockey Irving
Anderson, the jack-high filly defeated
H. G. McGehee's Fair Knightess by q
length and a half, completing the dis
tance in l:44 under an impost Of l20
pounds.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
Commission to Get Hanna Case.
TRAINER r. L. HANNA of Washing


ton, who was suspended yester-
day for striking Luculent with
chain, will have to wait until the
Maryland Racing Commission NEE
next week in Baltimore before his
case is definitely settled. Chairman
Jervis Spencer, jr., accompanied by
Steward j. P. Turner, visited Lucu-
lent's stall this afternoon. Both re-
ported they found no marks of VIC.
lence on the thoroughbred.
Chairman Spencer said that during
the visit he ratified a chain behind
the gelding and it didn't affect its
nerves in any way and that he was
under the impression Hanna didn't
injure the thoroughbred.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
NarragansettP Park
Results

sv tre Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000; claiming;
3.year-oldS and up; furlon5s.
Rich strike (W,. Jscksonj 1910 e4o
Diverting (Swain) 7.2O
Also ran-Bedight. Granny's Trade. Die
Hard. Paul Junior, Kent and Onward.
ing: s-year-olds and up: 1 mile and 20
Esss Fss. Fsnss e.ss. Hsht Fs4t a7so s4S siS asS S
Scotch Soldier tswain) 200
Also ran-Triangular, Moonrose. Anna
rita. Prosecutor and Infinitate.
THIRD RACE-Purse. s1,1O0; claiming;
3-ysar-olds; 8 furlOnEs.
Gaimica tTueker) $40 $50
Grog fSeabo) $50
Also rsnEDixie Dora. capuehe. Murrins
| FOURTH RACE-The Provincetown Ham
dicap; purse, S1,300i 3-year-olds and up;
Lady Hisios. GwrishD $50 40 go
Ben fait Lensden} '' s go
Also ran.Pqndlt. Party Spirit. Allen
$500 added N:E sye.4oia sn.iad siiie: She:;
il H,fh KIi.st... Mist Mnds: %a.ss,, 7so sS ssS
| Fair Stein tYageri $50
| Also ran--Two Bob. Patsey Besone, Split
| Second. Carvola, Sparta, aFluton and
| aGold Seeker. q Foxcatcher Farm entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim.
| ing; 3-year-olds; 1 10 miles.
| Herondas CTucker) lilo $50 $50
| Skipton (Hightshoe) $50 800
Felsa Il. Anderson) 800
| Also ran-Wise Will. Office Boy. Jack
| snipe. Ronfalon. Blue Donna.
| SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81 900: claim
| ing: 3-year-oIds and up; Ih miles.
Rock Point Longden) $40 $40 900
Sand,nB;i Sand BABY ,swsins s,.., $50 200 200
Also ran--First Bid. War Pledge. Her
mie Roy. Marpal and Hardware.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $1,000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up: L mile and .
| furlong.
PaIafine Hightshoe) 415O 1900 $3.50
Brass Monkey Lonsden) $50 $50
| Stealth Jackson) $50
| Time. 1853.
Also ran-More Pep, DormidO. Fair
| Countess and Bogertin.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
VICTOR BY A HEAD
IN GRIFFITH FARM
Our Ship Nips Berry Patch
by Like Margin to Get
Second Money.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

cptclal DlSpatCn 10 Inc star.
r VIPER MARLBORO, Md, SIP
tember 5.-The Southern
l Maryland Agricultural Fair
Association today ushered cut
its most successful Fall meeting in
recent years before a crowd of 8oc0
who saw Mrs. M. Nelson Bonds En-
ergetic Lady race 612 furlongs in the
fast time of l:262s to win the Griffith
Farms Purse, getaway feature.
Energetic Lady received a powerful
ride from Sammy palumbo, in quest Ct
his svenths victory and the jockeys
leadership. The 3-year-old daughter
of Stimulus and Fair Monica at the
finish had only head advantage of
Mrs. C. Mitchells Our Ship, which
was a similar distance in advance of
Berry Patch. owned by william
jenkins, jr.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
FOURTH RACE LADF1ELD,
HAPPY KNIGHT, BACHE.
LOR DINNER

The brilliant campaigner, LAD.
FIELD, seldom fails to come
through his very best when the
conditions suit. If he repeats his
race Of August 81 he'll be right
up there at the finish Of this heat.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
LEADS STORE BowLERs.

Department Store Bowling League
which opens September II at the Rec
reation alleys, has elected A. X. Staley
president; Stanley Beall, vice presi-
dent: Irwin Simon. secretary scorer
and Vic Riston, treasurer.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
SIXTH RACE-The Washington PARK
handicap; purse, $4,000 added; 3-year-
BOASTS GOOD PIN TEAM.

Boosting such pin-spilling aces as
Dal Young, Kelly, Cudmore, Boteler,
Shorty Louni and Mario Kidwell, the
Senators, q newly organized bowling
team. will compete in the Temple
Minor League this season.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
J0UST ON HORSEBACK
Equine Show Rounds Out Card at
St. Margarets Tomorrow.

az . o1H c05 I OHI1O1 O"'
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, September S up.
Candidates for Office and politicians
will be among those attending the
horse show and tournament to be held
Monday on the farm Of former State
Senator Frank NJ Duvall at st. Mar
garets.
st. Margarets' tournament has
been an annual Labor day event for
many years. The horse show, being
held for the first time, will be run
off before the knights begin joust-
ing for the honor of crowning the
queen of love and beauty.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
THIRD RACE E-PAPENIE, SUN
CHAUCER, DRESSY.

Outpaced until he hit the turn
for home Friday, PAPENIE turned
on a terrific burst Of speed that
carried him to the second hole
back Of Tonianna, with a good
band of youngsters in the rear Of
him. SUN CHAUCER is ready
for the question and should defeat
DRESSY.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
SEVENTH RACE - FLYING
DERE. RALIOS. Tornado.

Under an indifferent ride by
George Watson, FLYING DERE
raced far below her best form
Friday. BALIOS is now as good
as he will ever be and holds a
margin over TORNADO.
Evening star., 1936-09-06

CONSENSUS AT AQUEDUCT
(Fast.)
BY the Associated Press.
Mint Flavor, Pay Check, Dark
Beau.
2-Bijuro, Seuarator, Light.
3-Hoops. Our Reign, Snow Fox.
4-Moonton, Juliet w., Tedious.
5-Sation, Emileo, Vicaress.
6-Syndic, Ruffy, Vale of Tears.
7-Parity, Good Visibility, Free
Again.
Best bet-Mint Flavor.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
EIGHTH RACESCOMING BACK,
BUD Broom, LIGHT
HEEVEn

Reservist was all out to hold
COMING BACK safe Wednesday
and Monday the latter faces an
exceptionally ordinary field OF
platers. BUD BROOM, an old
timer, retains a lot of his best
speed and may make it interest
ing. LIGHT HEELED may get
third,
Evening star., 1936-09-06
SECOND RACE-ENFIN, QUEEN
FULL, TRUE TUNE.

c. H. (Tobe) Trotter one Of
the shrewdest trainers IN New
England, will send his smart filly,
ENFIN, after the purse in the
second and she should make it
two in a row. QUEEN FULL, an
exceptionally consistent miss, fig
ures to hold the faat-hearted
TRUE TUNE safe.
Evening star., 1936-09-06

SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing: 2-year-olds & furlones
Evening star., 1936-09-06
Race Selections
BY FEED BOX.


NARRAGANSETT PARK (Fastl.
1-Narise, Songstone, Retired.
2-Queen Full, Makalaw, True
Tune.
3-Dressy. Peplum, Trina.
4-Creech-Parke entry, Ladfield,
Fickle Chance.
slime Supply. Roustabout, Up
and Up.
Gwen Up, Blessed Event, Miss
Vince.
7-Old Veteran, Balios, Beaver
Lake.
s-Coming Back, Hats OF. Light
Heeled.
Best bet-Time Supply.
CONSENSUS AT NARRAGANsETT
East.
BY the Associated Press.
1-Narise, Songstone. Retired.
2-Enfin, Telling You, Queen Full.
3-Peplum. Papenie, Dressy.
4-Ladfield, Red Wagon, Fickle
Chance.
slime Supply, Dusty Dawn, Ac-
colade.
6-Beveau, Miss Vince, El Puma.
Lone Hand, Tornado, Rocky
Prince.
8-Con1ing Back, Toney Boy,
Would Dare.
Best bet-Time Supply.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
INSECTS HUNTING FOE.

Kennedy Service Station Insects
would like to book a game for to.
morrow. Call Manager Jack Adam
son at Georgia 1000.
Evening star., 1936-09-06
Narragansett Park
Entries for Tomorrow.
BY the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 600: claiming.
,3-year-olds and I'D: 6 furlnnps
Evening star., 1936-09-06
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Selections for Fast Track at Narr1gansett Park.
(BEST BET-TIME SUPPLY
FIRST RACE - SONG STONE,
BEDIGHT, AIRLINE.

They're going to turn SONG
STONE loose In the opening test
Monday and the daughter Of
Caruso figures to gallop IN, if
several impressive morning trials
and one good race this year can
be taken as q criterion. BEDIGHT
has been through terrific cam
paign but is holding up well. He
should whip AIRLINE for the
place.