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Evening star., 1936-10-04
River Downs
Results
sy the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3:yesr-clds and upi s furlonIs.
Mss Ps.is4os. sain, ral1Ts aa1I,o $40 ssS sS ssS
Rim CLouman) $50
,.1 'f fhi:s'. s... rlssfsu. assSs sui H.
Yenoe. Casanard. MonopIane. flied.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; elaiminr:
Miss Petrina tRdrisueD $40 go ESQ
Wass.il ,frye - su,., eco 20.
ceeii.. % WhanadoodI. Ws MaS % Fair sara. % Fled.
Daily Double paid $500.
3->ear-olds and up; mile and 20 yards.
Berelt M .sods,sus., dnsu,.. l''4o $50 so "a" q"
Also ran-CeaiIaish. Gold Standard,
Lady Flinders. Just Frank.
FOURTH RACE-The Golden Rod;
purse. $500; allowances; 2-year-oIdsi g
odd! Ssdssf ,:.,. Gi.. TGx,sn $50 s.s 20 80 80
Wise Beauty Seaman 4.40
Also ran-Miss Bonnie. Georsia, Mead
en-. Jadya. Hieena and Rigorous.
sieap; purse. 81 800 added; s-yesr-oids
and up; mile and q sixteenth.
Mary Nell (Roberts) 32.?0 12.s0 $50
aCrixtate tRodriEnez) 100 90
SeAbiscuit fPollard) 4.6O
Also ran-Mucho Gusto. Prince Fell
low. Dusty Dawn. Gyral and aProfessor
aMrs. J. Chesney entry.
SIXTH kACE-The Autumn: purse.
$500; allowances; 3-year-olds and upj
furi0ngS
Double 3 tRebertsl 500 $50 $40
. Miss Mon0a tMei0che) ESQ $50
Beau Tod tHanka) $50
Also ran-Raymond. Windshield. Com
pensatory. UneneumSered and Don
Creole.
Mrs. A. r. Stuart entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up: "a miles.
Sickle Bill tHer'ndez) ALSO 1900 1900
Persuader tMiller) 100 $50
Nitten Nancy tHaritos) 4.20
Also ran-BiehIoride. Bender First. Lady
Genie. Alamac, Wazayata and Peace Move.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3-year-eids and up; IA miles:
MonOcle tSmith) 100 $50 ESQ
Play Lady (Robertsl $50 $50
Laura Kiev tCheath 4:@
Also ran-Little Urehin. Paul T., Gay
Days and Upon.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
.L0UCHHE|M COLT
SETS RACE MARK
Count Arthur Is Gold Cup
Observation-Disclosures Wins
SteepIechase.
Dy the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
~ ELMONT PARK, N. Y, october
l. 3.-Pompoon, purchased for
$4,000 as a yearling by Jerome
- H. Louchheim of Philadelphia,
was widely acclaimed the 2-year-old
champion tonight after winning the
rich Futurity in record time.
The son of Pompey, 1925 Futurity
victor, covered the 61a furlongs Of the
widener chute four lengths ahead OF
Warren Wright's Privileged. which
saved the place from C. v. Whitney's
Flying Cross by a neck.
Pompoon. closing with rush after
Jockey Harry Richards had worked
him out of pack Of II juveniles, won
ss6.7s0 to bring his seasons earnings
to s7s,42o.
1t was his sixth victory in seven
starts. In his other race he ran second
to No Sir, not entered in the Futurity.
The Jockey Club gold cup went to
Mrs. John D. Hertz's Count Arthur,
which easily defeated Memory Book
Giant Killer and Jean Bart over q
2-mile course.
Joseph E. Widener's Bushranger,
even money favorite, took the thirty
sixth running of the Grand National
Steeplechase Handicap, third feature
on the closing Belmont program.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
Workman's Mount Third.

GONNY WORKMAN brought Flying
Cross, a ISL shot, into third posi-
ton after he had been outrun in the
first two furlongs. His share of the
purse was 5,40o. "-r 80 .'
Sir Danion, owned by Marshall
Field, who won last years futurity
with Tintagel, was fourth, winning
81 900. Coupled with him was Char
ing Cross, who many believed would
run ahead Of his stablemate, but
who, stopped half way from home.
Col. e: r. Bradley's Billionaire and
j. e. Widener's Optic. which rated
next to Pompoon in the betting, could
not get clear and ran we'll back.
Mrs E. v. Mars Dodaway worked
up steadily on the inside. Dawn
Play was the only filly, Hal Prince
Headleys Apogee having been
scratched early in the afternoon.
Reaping Reward, stablemate Of Dog
away, also was scratched.
Count Arthur was made second
choice at 8-5 among the Jockey Club
gold cup entrants, with Mrs. Payne
Whitney's Memory Book the favorite.
Jean Bart, under the colors of
Walter M. Jefford's along with Giant
Killer, set the early pace, but Jockey
j. Stout moved up Count Arthur at
the start of the second mile.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
Laurel Results
Hy the Associated Press.

By the Associsted Press.
claiming, for 2-year-eIds.
Sunerax Lynehl $50 2.30
Sonny Joe tBejshak) 2.sO
AIse ran-Fiying Vim. Elizabeth Far
ley, Sun Mica. Little Banner.
SECOND RACE-Abeut 2 miles. purse,
81 900: the Potomac steeplechasei fer
s fr.Ssi: ,%si!., 40 s.se 9 g s.ss
sDIR.sh DIR.sih .s;ssE.' ~ $50
Ai% r.nEfroy.r. Dundrillen, syriae,
Dontara. Teiemark. MataEain.
THIRD RACE-sII furlonEs:. purse,
$1,000: the Rock Greek. elaiminE; for
Miney Myerson lander
BsrtsrinE Kate (CorbetU SEQ
Also ran-a Top Dog. More News, Ny
saD.' Sui. C. Hams .sa ss.1 ssn Grand
DAILY double paid S54.5O)
FOURTH RACE-six furIonEs; purse,
Grey SS Count s", ecoTb.t3 5eAaiSe 1iSo s.so 40
Tinderbox (DeC Camiilis) $50 asa
Boulevard tBejshAk) $50
Also ran-Last Harvest. Frisco Kid.
Tedsim.
FIFTH RACE-The Capital Handicap:
purse: $4,000 added; for 3-year-oids and
jay jay tDe Camiilis) $50 40 $50
lndsmitabIe lie Biane) 12.40 $50
Mower tAnderson) 4.5O
Aiso ran.Biny Bee. Lemont. Chief
Cherokee, Roman Soldier. Jimmie Caba-
Miss. Cycle.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. SI,50O; IA miles
the Cumberland Handicap 3-year-olds and
up.
Corin.o twestrope) $50 eco 2.30
Buck L.nahorne tBalaskD $50
Also ran-KniEht Warrior. BOominE
Guns.
SEVENTH RACE-IIs miles: purse.
81 900; eIaimins: for 3-year-olds and
En:rsetis LADY ,Meconb.j 1890 :.soo
Eudes tMorrisb $50
Time. I:4Sax.
Also ran-Inferne Lad. Petard. Peedee-
que, Wise Will. Bud Brown and Mad Frump.
EIGHT RACE. miles; purse. 81 600;
for 3-year-olds and up.
Flag Of War tTueker) $50 80 &c
| Crowded Hours (GriEEs) 4.4O 3.l0
Queen Elizabeth (Nassar) 3.1e
Also ran-SiIvery Cloud. Rudenia. Lee
Lafoon. ArEuefcaticn. Miss Jones and
Ross.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
WOOdbine Results
Py the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. S1OO; claiming:
Tatton Plate; 3-year-oIds and up; 8
/. Muckledo fRemiIIarD $50 e.es $50
Spevcrest fBarres) 6.65 5.5s
Gift O. Cab tDougherty) ESQ
Also ran-vsxaureIius. Z ChinsiHa. fKo.
Happy Find. Oderic. Charles j.. Toe Dance.
w Russell and Four LIS stable entry.
SECOND RACE-Purse. Ss00: claiming,
Ga, Gianfnrd Plate; s-y:ar-elds; "a 9 f"slonEs on
Careless KniEht (Doush'ty) ais e.sG
Peace Token .yallee) 4.so
Also ran-In Front. Tabher. Fran
Beach, Nirfhera. . Afiurry.
"A. W. Mackay and G. W. Lucas entry.
THIRD RArE-The Hendrie steepIe-
chase; nurse Sl.2OO sdded; handicap; 4.
year -oIds and IN: 2 miles.
Cs..toy.s lMsGinnis0 sos ss.sas %"
Cel.ritay tN"rthErave) $50
Also raowPekisko and Fair Diana.
= FOURTH RACE-Howiek Plate: purse.
$500; claiming. all ages; g tur,onrs.
Plain Ben IS. y"unsl 80 $40 e.4s
East.- Halter lDousherty) 3..5 e.s.
Also r:n-JAke BIieden. Noble Spirit.
Black Falcon.
FIFTH RACE-Th. Ontario jockey Club
Handicap: purse. $4,000 added: 3-year-
> Temp.staon. tMcTsxue) 5.s5 e.ss out.
q FosseiIi faryns) cut
rime. I:51M
Also ran - shoeless Joe and Jack
a Mrs. T. Stevenson and G. Palmer en-
try.
SIXTH RACE-The Breeders Stakes:
purse: se.500 sdded: 3-year-olds; Canadian
foaIed: 1,h miles.
Samoan tM.TaEue, 2.sO 2.e5 oes
Spearman (Daurhertyl $40 2Rk
Lady Much fRemillard) 2.40
Also rsn-Tirnabruieh. Lissom Lad and
Sweepoueh-
SEVENTH RAcE-Th. Durham cup
olds and up: Canadian foaled; mile and
ROYAL viniare lD'ert,, 1880 s.as ara
Storm RIown tBarnes) $40 a.ds
SHADY Well fRurns) S.46
Also rsn~Listaro. Epieurus. Silent
Sea snN Sweeuden.
Parkwoed stable entry.
EIGHTH RACE--The York Plate: purse
s:oo: elaimingi s-ysar-oids and up; IN
Mindresder fYeunE) s.15 500 e.sa
Ressie Eye fFar) e.38 S.lh
Standcuf tMana) S.4o
Also rsn@Slue D.msel. M..enyins
Black steekinrs.. Rseh I'os. O'Mafesn
FieIH Goal and Muslst.
Field.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
Rockingham Park
Results
BY The Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming; B.
ysAr-oids and up; 5l furienEs.
~ - $50 40 $40
Irish Hero tMastriannD 22.,0 1910
Also raneEari. Pilot Bread. Captain
Null, Prosecutor. Auby's Boy. Phrixcs,
Laura Branhan. Ina Dear. Wise Kins.
SECOND RACE-rurse. $500; claiming,
?syear-eId maidensj q furionEs.
G Ghsrry Can tHsrrsiD 500 q t'sS 80 a.:S a:S
Hi-SuTar 1Jacksep) $50
Also ran-Moonburn. RielthinE. Flaming
cite. Poiyehrome, Adds Ababa. Bypath.
THIRD RACE-Purse. ssoe; claiming;
s,yesI-slds :; and up; l mile ,o
General A. thinker, $50 go
Match Play tWheleyl 1870
Also ran-Ladv HoekberEer. LeEender.
scotch soldier. Gay Crest. CrItieise and
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 5000; eiaiminEj
3-yeAr.olds and up; furionss:
Vote Boy Jackson 400 80 BIO
MArmara tMalley) go
Also ran-Dorothy B.. Black Hishbrew.
Great Haste. Bluebezrd. PICKLE Chance.
FIFTH RACE-The Maplewood Handi-
cap; purse. Si.500 added; 2-year-eidsi q
furi0nEs.
Lady Bewithus tR's'n) $3.50 1880 $50
Jewell Dorsett tMalleD $50 t.t0
Enhn tWholeyl $50
Also ran-Rudie, Conservative, Woof,
. Manager Mike and . Shootin' High.
DixianA entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Mount Washington
Handicap: purse. 5000 added; 3-year-
ss:s:s e. Ras'i s.nn "s' ss.'o e, sss
BeefsteAk tRoSenl $40
Also rzn-TuEboat Frank. ChaneInE,
. Up and I'D. Watersplash, Aeeolade and
Mountainy Man.
aWade and Adams entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
inE: :;-year -olds and ND; I mile.
kindAcorn tBzrbAb 1880 100 4.50
Wee Wink tStevenson) SO $50
Idle Along ULeisehmann) $40
Also ran-Epibeau. Blue Day. John
WerrinE. Baby Sweep, Even Cp, Pitter
Pat and Sir Rellie.
EIGHTH RACE-PuIse. $500: claiming:
3.year-oIds and up; 1 Il miles.
Anhelation tKnott) 1910 S.s0 SEQ
stealth tMaIiIeyb $50 $50
Dormido tHupter) 1850
Also ran-Crowned Head. Regis Play.
Whipper Cracker. Overstimulate, Secured
and The Triumvir.
Evening star., 1936-10-04

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming; s.
year-olds and MP; 81 furlonss. an ,.o
sar,, saTT, sasI" S.n ,HI aHsh'sh0e' 100 SIC sso
Hard Boiled (Gray) $50
Also rsn-Ima Greenoek. Canusee. Bene-
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
3.ye.r-olds =. and nd upi a1s ,d furIonss oo .,o
Cheka Lake $50 $50
Morley Firth tHilD $40
Miss Cardenas. Peter Dixon. March Line
and Watcheerun.
THIRD RACE-Purse $500; claiming:
3-year-olds and up; furiongs.
Takus tHightshoel 400 SO 2a0
B. Eighty Parke) 500 $40
Strange Times tTinker) 400
AIs" e rranoBab.,on. Renaissance and
FOURTH RAcE.Purse, $500: claiming:
Misinfolmaion Rhasz Anai noEsrH fSriib $50 aic sss
Donnaeona Kid tHirhtshoo $50
Also ran-Frank c., Anrelita. Prairie
Bell and Old Fondo.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claiming;
Syeas1ds Min nr%dnt ans 1r,rr. ssi Milo so 40
First Entry tMaschek) $40 $50
Ell Puma Luther) $40
Also ran-Tornadic. Impeach and sus
Apollo.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming; s.
wear -olds and up; So furlonEs.
Bachelor Dinner tH'hoe) $50 $50 $50
NV DAINTY Iake) 1920 $40
Rea ping Parke) $50
Time. :O63a.
Also ran-Candescent. Ste. Louise. Zuni,
Dreel and Little Nymph.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; furlonEs.
Flying Justice (Hiln 40 $50 $50
Bonni. Pan tHiEhtshoe) a.40 ESQ
NV Ideal tDeprang) 2.SO
Time. 1:I4A.
Also ran-Lepidus. Club Soda, Carbines
Comet and Barney Keen.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3-year- -olds and up: "a miles.
Lady Peenzie DenranE) $50 $40 $50
Mount Lookout (Hanauer) 24.4O $50
Spanish Red tM. Fallon) 1880
Time. t:fS2.
Also ran-Msss Anthony. Some ROY.
Halter and Bistrita.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
Lincoln Fields
Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming;
swear -oids and up; ,s miles.
Pos. Pat Tut F. rl.1 5-%s Mscr. $40 sseS ,isS ssS
PomparaEon tDotter) 4."O
Also ran-L.dy Roeki.ds.. Cant.ron,
TT.i, Boy. Tumble In. Golden K Bosopi,
SECOND RACE-The Downers' Grove;
oR; %.,sS;a;sv Sisht 'sss,h, S.a. $50 3" ss"
aNedson tJamesD 3.20
wss. As rt.mEssel snS..,. Glen Tar; Much
Reirh. Brook Trout. sn.akin.
aValdina Farm entry.
, THIRD RAcE-Pur.. $500. eI.lmins'
Swear -oids and up; furlongs.
Charming Sir IF. c. Smith
fstealinsaway !Cowley) $40
h,e r,nIBlaek ~ n"Is, Peter: fTs1a: Maid Maid
ferrier. ffs rornilio. @ iMfi.id. i.' NJ Ao Man.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500; eiaiminE,
3.year-olds and upi 6 furiongs.
H 1.s..S Dss ,M.S,.,n, ,GSsi s'so 1853 :c ssS ssS
Also ran N.d's Anhnity. Red Flyer.
over T.nSef sa .ns Gi cE.ls,n. Es, a:'' cait%
FIFTH RACE-The Michisan Avenue;
purse. $500: allewancesi all ares: 8 fur
Ss;,I:1: M.n.nSs. ;S.,;:a, ssu'h' 100 :s s.:s
su;y Mae 9%ecciielI.n, ' SO s:se
Also r.n&f Nell Mac. FLEET Jest.
Transfun. Bel Espeir. Scout Azure. Firm
Hand. Distractible and Determined.
lehman and We'll entry.
filed.
SIXTH RACE-The Joliet Handicap;
purse. $500. added 2-year-olds; 8 fur
longs.
Merma mccoy 21.40 1910 SEQ
Calculater (Cowley) $3.50 $50
Challte tJames) ?.40
Also ran-Lesenda. aLahe View. AK
Rosedale Stable entry.
SEVENTH RACE-The Cornell Towe.
Grade c: purse 81 900: handicap; 3-year-
0lds and up; u miles.
Prince Torch Gand'D 61.30 % 80 eco
Boston Sound tBeasy) 300 $50
Salaam tMcCrayb 100
Yantis. Noble Count. I Maple Rieca. As
youwsre. Danish Fear. Spanish Babe
and CrowninE Glory.
AZ. e. Thatcher entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
3.year-clds and gp: "a miles;
Sleepy Joe tMeClellanl 1920 100 $40
Spanish Lad Haas 400 $50
Justa Sheik Dickinson) $50
Also ran-Lady Federal. Wild West, Nor
man D., Ereeh and Palasa.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
Belmont Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: maidens;
Sd ss.i ,ssss. sss 8: E'''sf "a il il sss sss
Vameose tKurtsinger) 1-2
Also ran-Seenesbifter, Exhibitor, Mill
tary. Harvesting, Bakertown.
SECOND RACE-The Grand National
eteepleehase, purse. $4,000 added handi-
si.ser sHssr'niss Mekinns1s' .1sti' Ii IL IL i.s 1us
AnI.s.n'ett I,,.. .Daws0n' 7-io
Also ran-Birminsham and Jungle
kinE.
THIRD, RACE-Purse. .sI.Ooo,. allow:
MP, g furlongs.
yietsIisas Ann R.niek, 1o-l Al s-s
Marching Home tWall) 1-2
Aise ranEvalse. Split Second, Pretty
Might.
purse. sss. 900 sdded; ..y.ar.eIdss 81
furlengs; Widener Course.
PIR.oons P9HIRoon ' {sish.rds' s-o TO Ia
Flyinx Cross (Workman, al
Tine; l:isn: Nev, sS,ssL record;
Ing &c cross. sir b.mien' fiyins Scot.
John p. War. Optic, G MeIodist. Riparian.
Sun Capture. Ell Yale. d Tattered. Dawn
Play and Cosmic Ray.
swss.ti.g wstai: stsSi..s.lair sis isshy; Stud entry.
Greentree Stable entry.
FIFTH RACE-The Jockey Club Gold
Cup; purse. 5000 sdded' s-year-oids and
Count Arthur (Steut) SIS 1-3 cut
Memory Book (Werkman) Is out
sGiant Killer (Gilbert) out
Time. 3:24M.
Also ran-aJean Bart.
), aW. M. Jefords entry.
Sixth RACE-The Homestretch Handi-
cap. class d; purse, $1,000; 3-year-olds
and up: furlongs.
ChAneer (Seabo) 81 2-l 4-5
3 Black Buddy tWorkman) 3-5 Ia
Cressbsw. End (Arcaro) Ia
4 Time. 1:27.
Chance Sun. =
Greentres Stable entry.
SEVENTH RACE-The Altsweed Handi-
zap: class C; purse. 81 zoo: 3-yeaf.elds
and ND; III mile
Bootmaker (WaD 10-1 Al 1-S
Crystal Prince tStout) ouS
Also ran-Gean canseh. whiEsaway and
Thorsou.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
Memory Book Second.

MEMORY BOOK, steadily ridden
by Workman, was second with
Giant Killer pulling ahead of his
stablemate to take third.
:. Under the heavy impost of 172
pounds. Bushranger, 6-year-old geld
ing, closed with a powerful dash to
defeat Rioter by two lengths in the
steeplechase. 1t was Bushrangers
fourth victory in five starts this year.
Mrs. Ethel Jacobs Amagansett was
third over the gruelling 3-mile course,
with F. Ambrose Clark's Birmingham
the only other finisher. Jungle King
fell at the thirteenth Jump.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
WINS MOTOR CYCLE RACE

WESTBURY, N. Y, October 3 R.-
Lester HiIlbish of Reading. Pa, won
the 40-mile championship motor cycle
race, feature Of the opening program
on the new Roosevelt raceway. today.
Ten thousand fans saw Hillbish out
distance . field Of 50 starters to hnish
In Il minutes s.00l seconds. Tony
Miller. Toronto, was second, and John
oruchawka, New Yesk. third.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
Fourth Win for Jaw Jaw.

Photo finish OF the first race
at Laurel yesterday sho1oing
ndrro1U margin BY 1rhtch Care
For mo. z, nearest camera
noSed out Suncrar. the tauor-
ite. 1t 10dS this picture that
guided the judges in SolUinq
1chat appeared to many OF. the
spectators to be a dead heat.
Of his four starts.
Clear skies and fast track ushered
in the 25-day Laurel meeting.
The finishes Of two of the days first
three races were SO close that the piaC-
ing judges had to use photograph,
before they were certain as TO the
placing In the opener they decided
that Tommy Rodrock's Care For had
nosed out c. J. MacLeod's Suncrax,
favorite.
Mrs. NJ. MacNeile's st. Francis
raced 2 miles in 3:572s to win the
Potomac Steeplechase.
Double Pays $3.50.
THE judges, after inspecting the
photograph. decided that L, z.
Ogle's Miney Myerson had nosed out
Mrs. A. S. Bowman's Genie Palatins
in the Rock Greek. 6-furlong sprint,
offered as the third race. The com.
bination of Care For and Miney Myer.
son paid $5450 in the daily double.
A half dozen platers matched strides
in the furlongs of the fourth, with
the Millsdale Stables Grey Count,
favorite, coming from behind to win
going away from Mrs. w, Irvine's Tin.
derbox. with A. G. Vanderbilts Boule.
ward third.
Jockey George Wilmer, who fell in
the third race, suffered broken left
arm. He was taken to Sibley Hospi-
tai in Washington.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
FOURTH RACE-ORIENTA
REX FLAG. LIVE GRANITE,

War Admiral was entirely too
good for Mrs. E. Denemark's
ORIENTALIST in the Eastern
Shore Handicap at Havre de Grace,
but the son of Wise Counsellor
showed a brilliant performance to
finish second. Meets compare
lively cheap band of youngsters in
the fourth and it shouldn't be
close. REX FLAG may hold LIVE
GRANITE safe.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
WINS At LAUREL
BY q LENGTHS
Roman Soldier, Choice, Not
in Money-Camera Needed
for Two Finishes.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
r AUREL, Md, October 3.-El-
wood Sachsenmaier's Roman
Soldier, the favorite, was out
- Of the contention and Jay Jay,
speedy 3-year-old gelding, owned by
Howard Bruce, Baltimore banker, won
the 5000 added Capital Handicap by
two and one-half lengths over Mrs.
Walter M. Jeffords' Indomitable.
Mrs. w. Plunket Stewards Mower
was third, q neck back OF Indomit-
able Bomar Stables Billy Bee was
fourth.
The opening day crowd of 10000
backed Roman Soldier, conqueror Of
Discovery and six other starters in
the Havre De Grace Handicap last
week, into 5-to-2 favoritism.
The 4-year- -old Cohort colt. however,
apparently did not like the going and
after q good start dropped back to
finish eighth and next TO last in the
6-furlong go.
Jay Jay, which vanquished Roman
Soldier decisively in the 6-furlong
Susquehanna Handicap at Havre De
Grace. was second in the popular
choice today at s8.7o for 81 to win.
Indomitable, long shot, paid
$12.40 to place, while Mower, third
in popular choice, was worth $3.50 70
show.
Fourth Win for Jay Jay.
HCWE STARIE'S CvcIe held at
5i2 to l. had many hackers. but
the best he could do was fifth.
length behind Billy Bee, a 14la 70 !
shot.
The winners purse of s4,slo in
creased Jay Jays earnings for the
year to $l2,310. The son of Wise
$2@&z%s%zs%sx% H. --.... s...
Evening star., 1936-10-04
MARYNELL TAKES RACE
Shows Way to Cristate in Main
Event at River Downs.

CINCINNATI, october 3 P).-
Marynell, carrying the colors OF the
Long Run Stable. won the Western
Hills Handicap. feature race at River
Downs today, over the n1ile-and-a-six.
tenth route.
Marynell won by half length over
Cristate, Mrs. j. Chesney entry, and
Sea Biscuit, which finished a close
third.
The time was 1:44 and the winner
paid $32.20.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. 81 900: claim
irsr and / = miles
GORDANS PLAY PARNELLS.

Gordan's base bali team will travel
to Alexandria this afternoon to meet
the Parnell Bondsmen's nine In the
closing game Of the season. The
game will be played on the diamond
Gear Franconia at 2:30 o'clock,
Evening star., 1936-10-04
EIGHTH RACE-HELEN BAB,
INFILEE. JAMUL-

HELEN Bah, winner Of a smart
race at Havre de Grace several
days ago. drops back among the
same kind in the eighth at Laurel
Monday and may make it two
straight. When in form she is
usually q consistent mare. IN
FLEE Is well suited and may trim
JAMUL.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
MER|NA, OUTSIDER.
winner OF JOLIET
Favorite ChaIIite, Caught
in Stretch, Is Third in
Chicago Feature.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSoclated fress.
~HICAGO. October 3.-Merina.
4 Mrs. Willie Crump's 2-year-
I old filly, attracted very little
~ attention for the $2,500 added
Joliet Handicap at Lincoln Fields to-
day, but they paid of on Merina after
the race was run. The Kentucky
filly scored by one length over the ex-
treme outsider, Calculator, with the
odds-on favorite, Challite, q very tired
third. Merina paid $27.40 to win.
$14.4O to place and $500 to show.
The crowd Of nearly 10000 backed
ChaIlite to 4-to-5 favoritism, and It
made Proph hot second choice. 1t
overlooked the five other starters. The
start came and Jockey Basil James
rushed Challite away with her Gus
tomary burst Of speed. Her rivals
could not 60 with her, and she was
five lengths in front as they swept into
the turn. Calculator was second, Me-
rina third and Proph next in line.
Comes With . Rush.
IRON then on she began to fade.
She still had lengthy lead at
the head Of the stretch, but by this
time Calculator was making up
ground in the middle Of the track.
and the veteran Jimmy Mccoy had
taken Merina over to the rail and
was coming with q rush. The tired
filly faltered so badly few yards
from the finish line that Merina
swept by on the inside to score her
upset victory. and Calculator, too. had
little trouble catching the favorite
Challite still was four lengths ahead
of Exclaim, which landed fourth. with
Proph, Legenda and Lake View trail
ing in that order.
Merina, daughter Of st. Henry
Ocirena, raced the furlongs in
1:l2l5, while scoring her third vic
tory in a dozen starts. Her win was
worth $2,l50 to her owner.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
Pompoon Annexes Belmont Fuuri Capital Easy Jay Jay
Selections for fast track at Laurel tomorrow.
(BEsT BET-FLAG OF WAR, SEVENTH RACE)

FIRST RACE-HAPPY HAZEL,
BLACK SOD, PHLOX.
Odds-on favorite in her last at
Lincoln Fields, HAPPY HAZEL re-
ceived q poor ride and wound up
third in back of Miss Chanccry
and Solar Maid. That was on
September Is, and she Immediately
was shipped to Laurel after that,
where she has been through a
smart training grind. We believe
she will come up for this test in
her very best form. BLACK SOD
showed a nifty performance in fin
ishing behind Light Chatter at
Havre de Grace. PHIOX figures
next best.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
SIXTH RACE-SOBRIETY, MY
COUNT, KIEVAN.
SEVENTH RACE-FLAG OF

WAR, MIR. BUN, WESTON.
If sent right back Monday, FLAG
OF WAR appears to be the best
bet on the card. He has several
brilliant New England races to his
credit that, if repeated, would
win this easily. MIR. BUN may do
better at Laurel than he did at
Havre de Grace. WESTON is drop
ping far down in class,
Evening star., 1936-10-04
H RACE-Purse, 81, 600; 2-year-

SIXTH RACE-The Anacrostia; Purse.
81 600 allowances; 3-year-olds; 1 mile
Evening star., 1936-10-04

EPSON DOWNS Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Flodur, Doctor Stamford, Smart
Girl.
2-Flight of Gold, Frost Bite, Scrip
Money.
3-Board Trade, Jay D., Empress
Yvonne.
my Tommie, Old State, Motion
Picture.
5-Volta Maid, Hymarque, Mine
Boy.
6-Unlswful, Mamie, Sea Fox
7-Pharlera, All Times, Just George.
8-Brown Witch, Little Brook,
Score.
Best bet-Board Trade.
Evening star., 1936-10-04

RIVER DOWNS Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
Lac Ha Laura, Rhida, Brill.
2-Emvee, Prosy, Shan.
3-Patsyette, Miss Greenock, Grat-
tan.
Main Man, Wahcoo, Arabs Ar
row.
5-Silas. Raymond, Don Creole.
6tSenator Mike, Prohibition, High
est Point.
Paradox Girl. Hereward. Great
Meadows.
Best bet-Main Man.