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Evening star., 1936-05-17
adv Best in Horse Sh0,v Stars Fill VS. Skeet Tourney
Racing Selections

Consensus at Narragansett East.
By the Associated Press.
1-Gleaming, Captain Marlborough,
Boom Town.
2-Sophist, M. j. Brennan, Takus.
3-ONeill, Py Rack. Bullmarket.
4-Hope To Do, Bubblesome, Col
den Fate.
5-Piccolo. Nightcap, Swamp
Angel.
6-sun Apollo, steelhead. Chance
King.
7-Mr. Pete, Traumint, Plucky
Baby.
8-Sun Abbott, Retribution, Would
Dare.
Best-Sun Abbott.
Aurora tFast).
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Fleetstep, Eswood, Old Fondo.
2-Elanac, Dilwin, Attaquechee.
3-Alwintour, Koley Bey, Boocord.
4-Deferred, Rex Regent, Rack
eteer.
5-Kieva, Busy Spain, Julia Grant.
6-Paul T., Wilco, Darkling.
7-Captair Danger, Barrido, Two
Brooms.
8-My Gem, Solette, Conastanto.
9-King Pin, Butch, Hour Zev.
Best bet-Paul T.
Churchill Downs East.
By Louisville Times.
1-Billles Orphan, Leeoran, Pill
nita.
2-Roberta, Judge Barley, Furtive.
3-Epitome, Starry Flight, Ariel
Cold.
4-Babeson, Be Best, Abby B.
5-Rif, Retteff, Lawyer Brigade.
6-Prewar. High Diver, Miss Vince.
7-Surcouf, Thornby, Brilliant
Rose.
8-Foolhardy, Miss Lizzie, DANA
scene.
Best bet-Riff.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
EAGLES FAR BEHIND
IN TRACK STRUGGLE
Hampden-Sydney Is Title Winner
in Chesapeake Conference.
Thompson Sets Mark.

BY the Associated Press.
7 YNCHBURG, Va, May 16.-Al-
though Bill Thompson of Ameri-
can University set a new Chesapeake
Conference meet record with 2l-foot
101a Inch Jump in the broad jump,
A. us team finished far behind in
the annual meet won here today by
Hampden-Sydney.
The Tigers took the title with 81
points, Randolph-Macon scoring 43
for second place. American finished
in third place with 10.
A. us other points were scored by
Hetts and Smith, who took second
and third, respectively, in the 440;
Hill, who placed third in the shot put,
and Bartlett and Branson, who came
in second and third in the 220-yard
low hurdles.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
SPURTS At FINISH
MARK BIKE RACES
Bette Heitter, WhiIden
Heinard 0utpedal Rivals
in Contests.
%WO sensational finishes marked
the bicycle races held in con-
il,r,ctin,, utith the outdoor StVle

~WO sensational finishes marked
the bicycle races held in con-
junction with the outdoor style
L show staged yesterday after
noon at the Potomac Park Polo Field
by Lansburgh's.
Bette Heitter, a youngster, made
Garrison finish to win the event for
girls and women, squirting IN the last
so yards and collapsing at the finish,
while Whilden Heinard likewise made
a dash at the end to win the special
8.4-mile event staged for members
of the Amateur Bicycle League OF
America.
Robert Kennon was thrown in the
latter race and painfully injured.
Louis D. Cass won the first race,
for children under Is. beating out
Harry Siegel and A. Gaist, who fin
ished second and third, respectively.
Girls Contest Keen.
T TITLE Miss Heitter won over a
- field which found Clara Jones
of Capitol Heights. Md, and Rebecca
Goldstein fighting for the lead most
of the way. Miss Jones finished sec
ond and Miss Goldstein third.
Jimmy Phillips won the race for
men and boys over l6, with Edward
Scotia coming in second. They were
the only two of the four starters who
completed the route.
Heinard won the event for league
members in beating out David Bow
man, William McDougall and Joseph
Snouffer, who finished after him III
that order. Cups were presented to
the winners of the first four events,
while gold, silver and bronze medals
vert to first, second and third place
winners of the last race.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
Churchill Results

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
2-year-Olds: ) furlongs.
Regality tStevenson) 1910 800 $50
Lucky Color James) $40 SO
Hill Girl tBeasD 1900
Also ran-Hatty. All Round, Wowo. Mary
Vito and Dark Prince.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 500; claiming;
Ram1od sseRS.te ens sp' ts!ips' iS 40
Foxiana Uames) $50 ESQ
Die Hard Pierson) $40
Also ranEWatercure. tHarvey {. O..
Lucy isis. T., sis Alice. Shining Jewel. Master
THIRD RACE-The Valley Stationi
purse, $500; 2-year-old maidens; 8 fur
5fs5 5Sin,G. ts,ecGss Tsnm.n, $50 asS sSS $aS $eS
Calculator oGrilD $50
ADA w. Iat:nss as oesSef sSFa sdHsssna MfsSsn
Beau. Beau. Free FoEestsr. Eests Broadway Bush and
DAILY Double paid 1851
tine; purse. $500; claiming; 3-year-olds
Gimme Isp sNelaD so.so $50 g 100 @
Felwyn (Schutte) $50
Also ran-Repaid. Crestonian. High
Diver and Kievson.
FIFTH RACE-The Au Revoir Handicap;
purse. S1.OO0i 3-year-olds and up;
furlongs.
R1:t Pasty pawn R,r.S Iopman' 500 saS s.so
Silk Mask (COrbetG $40
Also ran-Grand Rock. a Chief Cherokee
a Mrs. E. Denemark entry.
purse. 5000. added; 3-year-old fliies;
Two Bob tWorkman) $40 40 $50
Threadneedle (Callahan) $50 500
Seventh Heaven (GrilD HOO
Also ran-Mary Terry. Dora May. a Lady
Confucius. Brendard, Asyouwere, Spur
Flower. Marica. Sparta and a Stepina ma.
a Mrs. r. J. Murphy entry. fField.
SEVENTH RACE-The Latonia Special;
purse. S1,5OOj allowances; 3-year-olds;
1 Ia miles.
Prince Fellow (Schutte) 4.20 2.6O
Holl Image CFisherl 800
Also ran-Silas. Wise Duke. Kailin and
Erin Torch.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 800; claiming,
Santerno Louman) 9.4O $50 $50
Gee Gee (South) 27.S0 1.20
Catino (Jamesl $50
Also ran-Clive. Alpan, Listening. Fool
hardy. Golden Beam. First Try and
Stringer.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
Spoils Well Distributed.
INTENDING to encourage every par

INTENDING to encourage every par
= ticipant to the limit, the Show
Committee awarded plate to the win
ner of each class, silver cup to the
runner-up. and six ribbons on down
the line from first to last
Consequently, practically every one
shared in the spoils, although it fell
the lot of Fenton Fadeleys Lacquer
Lady to garner the most coveted slice
of all-the grand championship. This
agile chestnut went like a streak in
most of her tests, appealing to the
Judges in a hunter division or two
and refusing to be denied in the open
jumping classes, where raps are raps
and the score is a matter of mathe-
mates.
Black Caddy, owned by Fred j.
Hughes. jr., who was chairman of the
Show Committee, clearly earned the
student championship, with Dark
Moon. owned by Norman F. Bryce
taking the reserve championship in
the same division.
Miss Betty Jeanne Wheatley rode
Black Caddy to victory in the STU
dents individual jumping and, coupled
with June Curran, on Dark Moon, to
take fourth in the pair jumping
Samuel Bogley. Maryland senior
picked up another blue with Black
Caddy in the musical chair compe-
tition.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
Narragansett Park.
By FEED BOX.

BY FEED BOX.
Sun Crox, Capt. Marlborough,
Cleaning.
2-Currants, Cancel, Stick Handle.
3-Believer, Mountain Elk, Blessed
Event.
4-Golden Fate, oVte Boy, Hope
To Do.
5-Piccolo. Sea Biscuit, Swamp
Angel.
eHSteelhead. Sun Apollo, st.
Moritz.
MY Purchase. Plucky Baby,
Hokuao.
8-Sun Abbot, Sarsita, Adamite.
BY Electric Eye.
Sun Crax, Capt. Marlborough,
GAINESVILLE.
2-Scotch Queen, Takus, Stick
Handle.
3-Mountain Elk, Payrack. Blessed
Event.
4Golden Fate, Hope To Do, Vote
Boy
5-Plccalo, Sea Biscuit, Faust.
6-Sun Apollo, Chance King,
Rocky Prince.
7-Mr. Pete, My Purchase, Hokuao.
8-Sun Abbot, Sarsita, Retribu-
ton.
Consensus at Belmont East.
Ey the Associated Press.
1-Your Honor, His Nibs, Devils
Banner.
2-High Fleet, Debate. Lake Placid.
3-Camisado, Star Pupil, Fairy
Hill.
Miss Merriment, Black Grouse,
Roman Soldier
5-Star Shadow, Headin Home, En-
MaSse.
6-Bogertin, Aura, Bright Emerald.
Pepper Patch, Cachalot, Gay
Minetta.
Best bet-Your Honor.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
WASHINGTON HORSE
REPEATS TRIUMPH
y. S. Randle's Governor Needs
One More Win to Retire
Governors Trophy.

Ey the Associated Press.
A NNApoL1s. Md. May ls.-u. S.
Randle's horse, Governor, from
Washington, D. c., today won the
Governors Cup for the second con-
secutive time at the st. Margaret's
Hunt Club show with a total Of 80
points.
Governor won six first places In the
show, which attracted a large field of
show horses. The judges were Thomas
Mott of Washington and Augustus
Riggs. Sd, master of fox hounds, How
ard County Hunt.
The Governors Cup, which was
presented by Gov. Harry w. Nice, be-
comes the permanent possession of the
horse winning it three times in sue
cession.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
Knew He'd Won, Says Bold Ventures Jockey


said. "I'm glad he won. thought
all along he would"
Bold Ventures victory was pop
ular with the crowd, one of the
largest and most fashionable ever
seen at the old Hilltop.
Many of the country's best
known racing figures were present.
Gay parties at the club house dur
ing the day added to the holiday
atmosphere.
Senators and Representatives
lent their presence to the occasion.
Senator william E. Borah of
Idaho and Senator Key Pittman of
Nevada were seen poring over
program in front of the mutuel
windows.
"we're having a fine time"
Borah said.
I'VE always do," Pittman added.
Evening star., 1936-05-17

Stout, on Granville, had a lot Of
horse left under him. He always
does. We fought it out and at the
finish I knew I had won," Woolf
said.
Woolf's blue-eyed wife, wearing
Preakness rose corsage, greeted
him with a kiss as he made his way
back to his quarters after the race.
Morton L. Schwartz, New York
owner of Bold Venture, was elated
at the Kentucky Derby winners
new triumph.
"The horses record speaks for
ITSELF" he said. II am very happy
and proud about it."
He said he would not announce
further plans for Bold Venture
until he conferred with Trainer
Max Hirsch.
That's q real horse" Hirsch
Evening star., 1936-05-17
Champions in Field.

OUTSTANDING individuals in the
skeet club world have entered
as follows: Frank Traeger of Rose.
land, N. j., member of the all.
America team; Lou Delmonica Of
Morristown, N. j., New Jersey State
champion; Frank lockwood of Mid
dlefleld, Conn, Connecticut State
champion; Charles Gillet of Balti-
more, Md. Maryland State champion:
Harry Eshenbach of ElmhurSt, N. Y,
New York State champion; w. A.
Vincent of Norristown. Pa, Pennsyl-
vania State champion; DR.. F. E. Mark
ley of Staunton, Va. Virginia State
champion; Abbie Irgalls, Hot Springs,
Va, national woman champion; Mrs.
R. G. Vance of Boston, Mass, former
national woman champion, and Wini-
fred Hanley Of Stamford, Conn, Con-
Eecticut woman's champion.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
Reserve Title to Brown Woods.


OTHER outstanding performers OF
the afternoon included Lieut..
Frank Henry's Brown Woods, which
won the reserve championship of the
show with 16 points, five behind the
total earned by Lacquer Lady; Capt.
Marion Carson's Turn On, second in
the handy hunter and touch and out
test by the narrowest of margins;
Mrs. L. w. Chip" Roberts John the
Baptist, several assorted horses from
the stables of Marion Curran and
Miss Doris Hughes Catalan Blue.
Results:
& CLASS saan Sus types sxsss sss"n in G fsaf
Hughes; second Brown Owl WOODS; @4s sor, Lieut. Il
Mos re EehES fourth hfS John APfs ahe Bap5se Mrs
l. Class Hso0s5E sstueepts MUSICAL a t,,,aa. chair q.
5r: second Peggy. Carr Bauman;; third:
Carrie H Fred Hughes. jr fourth. Dark
NaVSl CLASS S sMAmsteur road hacks. First.
St. Patrick. Marian Curran; second. Leap
Year Thomas Mott. ,jr.: third; GOLDEN
CLASS 4-Ladies,. hunters First. John
ths h6eF RaOs saber M!s t
Curran: fourth. Midnight. Norman Clarke
MCf4 CLASS sro NH snd ee
Woods Lieut. Henry; third. Catalan Blue.
Doris HUGHES; fourth. John the Baptist
rcLAss e,,Knock down and out. ..sdrt eiTst,
Rpnser sddT MeheF Fred Fep1R H1Gbes
s,DcIass :Mo0ea hunters ,oa First =, Brown Brown
asy Gds Mr. Lsp Fsdeey Heh1E h M1e BIRD Ms
Lee fourth. Reporter, Mr.. Stabler; =,
ehsss 0aT 0srxP55a Pk Moon ArnstSn MI cnTrin Ham
sIs ss u,Hss snDiHs ,.sana sTss
Dark Moon, Mr., curran: third Miss
Patches Anne Akehurst; fourth, Regiment.
"S5i CLASS iiiITouch and out First: Lac
Capt, Marion Carson; third. HI Hunger ger
Marciher Mr.. Esdeley; fourth John the
Glass M. 1eSstudent's pair jumping.
First. Catalan Blue and Yellow Girl. Doris
night and Tim. Norman Clarke, Miss Axe
burst thgd GnGe- spinster MI Mocn M1
CLASS I3-Handy. hunters. First. Lac
ouer Lady. Mr. Fadeley; second Turn On.
Hughes. jr.; fourth. spinster, Mr.. Cur
CLASS 14-Pairs of hunters First.
Catalan Blue and Yellow Girl. Miss
night and Tim. Norman Clarke. Miss Axe
hurst; third, Spinster. Ginger. Mr.. Cur
ran: fourth Regiment and Black Caddy,
Miss Jay. Mr. Hughes. jr.
CLASS I5-Egg jumping contest. First
Hunger Marcher. Mr.. Fadeley: second,
Lacquer Lady. Mr.. Fadeley; third. Brown
Wood Weeds; Lieut. Lieut. Henry; fourth Midnight
CLASS I6-corinthian.. First. Lacquer
Lady. Mr.. Fadeley: second. Brown Woods
Lieut.. Henry; third. yellow. Girl Mr..
Counselman; fourth. John the Baptist.
Mrs. Wood.
CLASS 17-Stusent championship
Champion. Black Caddy. Mr.. Hughes; re-
serve champion. Dark Moon. Mr.. Bryce.
CLASS IS Show championship
Champion, Lacquer Lady. Mr.. Fadeley; re-
serve champion. Brown Woods. Lieut..
Henry.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
BY MASON BRUNSON, JR,
Associated Press Staff Writer.

~ ALTIMORE, May 16.-"I
- knew I had won"
1t was George Woolf, Is
~ year-old California jockey,
speaking after he had ridden Bold
Venture to a scant nose victory
over Granville in the Preakness
today at Pimlico.
The finish was so close it took
a photograph to decide it. But
although there was doubt in the
minds of the judges and the spec
tatQrs Woolf was sure he had won.
The jockey said Bold Venture
made a bad start, but he pulled him
over into the middle Of the track
and had him running easily at the
head of the stretch.
I'VE caught up easily, but Jimmy
Evening star., 1936-05-17
DeyOe Hits 2l7
For Skeet Mark
By the Associated Press.

GEORGE DEYOE of the Ma
tional Capital Skeet Club
broke every existing record in this
section yesterday when he shot 217
straight in practicing for the
North-South skeet shoot, which
takes place over the same grounds
next Saturday. He will be one Of
the Districts leading representa-
tives in the national tournament.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
RUSHAWAY FIRST HOME
Shows Way in Illinois Derby Test
at Aurora.

CHICAGO, May 16 R.-Rushaway,
winner of the Louisiana Derby, cap
tured the test for the $4,000 added
Illinois Derby today, winning the mile
and 10 yards feature event by neck
from Reelon of the Coward and Coffey
stable.
The winner, owned by A. G. Tarn of
Montreal, whipped a fair band of
seven other eligibles for the Illinois
Derby to be run May %. climaxing the
Aurora meeting, which opened the long
Chicago racing season.
The victor stepped the distance in
1:43 as and paid $40 straight, $3.50
to place and $3.50 to show.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
Belmont Results

ky the ASSOCIATED fIeSS.
FIRST RACE-Purse 5000; allowances:
9-yeaT;;oids; > furlonEs (Widsnsr e0ufse, Su ,,
lockwood (Saunders) 2-5 Out
Danger Point tGiIberD 20
Also ran-Company. Clarion Call.
SECOND RACE-Ths international
stesDIeehass ts.d Ha ndieaD pErss
Rock Lad (McGinnis) s-2 rs 1-3
Snspback (BaID S-5 I-2
q Birmingham tMiiler) s-1O
Also ran%Rideawsy. Amasans.tt and
a Hurry Harry. az. A. Clark entry.
ooI THIRD RACE-Ths FFashion; purse; So
Widener course.
ApOgee tSaunders) col 81 Al
| Swiftply tBejshak) 1-3 I-6
| aManatella (BalaskD I-2
Also ran-Broad Ripple. Pathos. Bad
Dreams, bDrawbridge. bDizzy Dame, Magic
Circle Clouds. aStaraway and Inactive.
Stable and Maxwell entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 5000: maidens;
Rom1,. R.yesr-oIdi Ids and n,sSn up; furiSnss'
| aSpank IS. RenicE IL I-3
Merry Pete tknotp Out
| Also ran--aDiscourse. Blazed Wood, San
| Antioca. and Anne G..
"A. G. Vanderbilt entry.
| FIFTH RACE-The Metropolitan Handi-
cap: purse. 5000 added: 3-year -olds and
up: I mile.
aGood Harvest Is. Renick) IO-I al 6-5
Whopper (Saundersl FL Al
| Singing Wood tGilbert) As
| Time, 1862.
Also ran-Sation. King Saxon, Cycle,
Clanr and aIdentify. "A. G. Vanderbilt
entry.
- SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000 added
the Friar Rock Handicap; class b; 3-year-
| 0ids and up; 70 miles.
| RuSt (Westrope) IL 2-1 IL
| EspOst tPichonl 6-5 L.
| Chance Ray (Seabo) I'll
| Time, I:14l5.
Also ran-Microphone, Alfred the Great
| Bushranger and Gillie.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 5000; 3-year-
| olds and up; maidens: furlongs.
| RoweS Crump (Saunders) 81 2-1 III
| Dainger Lewis (BejshakD 4-5 2-J
| Ironbound Pascuma) s-IO
| Time. :26.
Also ran-Lishtheeied. Army and Navy,
Samakov and Bravado.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
PinlicO Results

FIRST RACE furlongs; purse, 5000;
claiming; for 3-year-olds and up
Waterset !Cefmsnl 1910 80 go a.so ,ao
! Jakoyia IJohrson) $50
Also ran-Decanter, Black Scout. Hiatus.
| Adams Eve, Alanad.
SECOND RACE-Purse, 5000: claiming:
3-year-oIds and up; furlongs.
(De Camillis) 1850 $50 4.20
May v (Coffman) 40 $50
Night Court tWaEnerl 3.2O
ton, n,SG Doeskin. WtteEind. % Pefee Lad. Baiiy
Bay. Sky Ride and Jacamar.
a-year -oids: i mile and 20 yards.
Ronfalon tWagner) 1850 $40 40
Corum tAbeD 40 $50
Grandma'S Boy tReid) 80
Daily double paid s126.
FOURTH RACE-Four and one-halt fur
.N9esr-oISs sones ohs f'aeA anu "o''' pu''e '''o'
Gold Band GBryson) 40 $40 23o
Pass EN- BY !ohnson) $50 80
Somali (CouccD $40
Also ran-Peegy shippen. Prairie Prince.
Timber Lady, Whiscenda.
FIFTH RACE-see chart.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 5000; claiming;
asster Lad 1ps %aene 9Di mile $40 and 80
Distracting tRichards) 40 80
Manager Bill fShelhamer) 2.9O
Time, 1:45as.
Also ran-Sun Way. Petee Blue and
Kindacorn.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 5000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; = miles:
Taunton (Shelhamer) 800 $50 2.I0
Repeal (COffman) $50 $50
DearZin tReed) 40
Time. $751;.
Also ran---Irish Vote, Post Brigade. Col
den Play, Made Eagle and Three Daggers.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
HORSE FOLK ON AIR.

Barbara Hughes, Buddy Higdon and
Tom Quinlan, members of the Fair
land Fox Hunting Club Of Fairland,
Md, will be the guests of Joe Holman
on his sports program over VOL
Thursday at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
WILSON NINE IN FRONT.

Behind the six-hit pitching Of Gar
land, who also cracked out brace OF
doubles, Woodrow Wilson High School
trounced Charlotte Hall Military
Academy, 10-l, in a base ball game
Yesterday at Charlotte Hall, Md.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
METRO HANDICAP
TO GOOD HARVEST
Whopper and Singing Wood
Run Second and Third
as Outsider Scores.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
vEW YORK, May l6.-A dis
N tinct outsider, Alfred Gwynne
Vanderbilts Good Harvest.
l outfooted a crack band OF
sprinters, including George D. Wild
ener's Sation and C. H. PaD Knebel-
kamps King Saxon, today and romped
off with the forty-third running of
the Metropolitan Handicap at Bel
mont Park.
Lucky enough to find racing room
when needed, the four-year-old gelded
son of Epinard- Blossom uncorked a
dazzling sprint in the stretch and won
by three lengths, going away, from
Hal Price Headley's Whopper, which
led Mrs. John Hay Whitneys Singing
Wood, in turn, by length.
Fav0rites in Ruck.
CATION and King Saxon, picked by
- most experts to furnish all the
fireworks, never figured, and finished
in sixth and seventh places, respec-
lively, in an eight-horse field.
Good Harvest, coupled with Identify
as the Vanderbilt entry, paid 10 to l.,
to ! and to to win, place and
show, and ran the mile in the fast
time of /: :36 2-5.
A crowd estimated at 1880, largest
of the New York season, saw Good
Harvest, lightweight in the field at
lot pounds, upset the dope completely.
Evening star., 1936-05-17

Runs-Cammack t2). Dunnington l2l,
Errors-Nesroviar Watson. Frosberg, Shell
l2). Boies. - Two-base hits-Dunnington,
Gammack: Hatch; garland t2o; c,. Grimm: INN
-Guyther, Frosberg. Smith. Double play
-Nesrovian to Deuhring to Grimm. Base
Struck out-By Garland. s; BY Frosberg. z.
Losing pitcher-White.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
SEVENTH RAcE-The Astoria; purse.
ARMY TAKES LACROSSE
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WEST POINT, N. Y. May 16.-
Army defeated Johns Hopkins in a
lacrosse game here today, Us.
1t was a hard-fought. nip-and-tuck
affair from the start until the finish,
with the Marylanders pressing all the
Evening star., 1936-05-17
vICTORS GET SO RUNS.

Some sort Of a scoring record was
established yesterday as the Wood
vide Scouts buried the Silver Spring
Sgers, 1913, in peewee base ball
ue at Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
Aurora Results

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, 5000; claiming; 3
year -olds and upi oi2 furlongs.
koIms knmatf P.n 1MelSshs 1850 st aso
Greenstone GHaueT 80
Time, I:O6Is:
poabie Ss Nusset. MaeSs as Pal, I'm Ginsers nn1 snd
Elanac.
SECOND RACE-Purse. sso0i claiming;
iady TSstehsr 'Vi%j cFf%inj 1920 go 4.so
Red Flyer (SimpSOn) 90 400
No Retreat (Meloche) $40
Also ran2Miss Petrina. Bronc Rider;
Count, and Benny B.
THIRD RACE-Purse, 5000: claiming;
4-year -olds and up; 5ls furlongs.
sharp Thoughts 'MelOehes % 90 aso
HenrieTva CWesD 36.6O
Also ranwWilderness Way. Miss Moo,
Rapid Bells, Alkali. Jib Boom, MoOnsan
~ DAILY Double Paid s163)
FOURTH RACE-Purse $500: claiming
the Club Arcadia. 4-year-olds and up;
Hish Devine CBurrilD $50 500 $50
FLYING Watch !Diasl SO.So s.s0
Linden Tree (ParkeD O.oU
Also ran-Iotta Airs, Pat C.. PoIyphote,
Gold Thorn. Fair Time and Molly Greenock.
FIFTH RACE--The white Horse Scotch;
purse, $500; allowances. 3-year-olds; L
mile and 20 yards.
Rushaway (Tilden) $40 $50 ESQ
Reelon tHauer) $50 30
Flag Cadet (Turner) $50
Also ran@Southern WAY. Just Frank.
Understand, Jaber and Runamuck.
SIXTH RACE-The Hon. C. Wayland
Brooks Handicap; purse, SI,5OO: 3-year-
Olds and uD: q furlongs.
Ding Bin tDias) 9.60 3.4O 300
TranSmutable (Martin) 2.6O 10
Below Zero tRichard) $40
Time, 1:1225.
Also ran-Epernay, The Pelican and San
Luis Rey.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing: 4-year-Olds and up; L mile and ~
Shady Gate tMeloche) 80 4sO
Slir Knot CParke) s.lO
Also ran-Paradise Maid, Racketeer.
Golden X. Let Her Play and Initiate.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 5000; claiming;
t-ysar.olds and a,I up; 11ssS on miles is,o .oo
Mynah (Hanauer) 500 LIDO
Sun Erin (Hauer) 3.2O
Also ran.SouthIand Toy. High Man,
Donau, Fire Mask. Magic Line. Shasta
Broom and Ted Gonard.
Evening star., 1936-05-17

Substitutions: Army-Patrick, Tincher,
Nazzaro Gildart. Smith. w. w. Sherburn.
Sollohub Johns Hopkins-Phillips. Mel
win. Bernheim. Ghinger.
Goals: Army-Johnson (2), Clark Tin
cher. Nazzaro, Scott. Posey: Johns Hop
hart.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
PLAY GAME AT WHEATON.

Senate Giants will square off with
the Derwood Inn nine today at 8
o'clock in base ball game at Wheaton,
Md.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
STUDENT HONORS
TO BLACK CADDy
CoIIegians Hold Own With
Major Competitors in
u. of NJ. Event.
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS, Jr,

- OLLEGE PARK, Md, May 16.
The University of Maryland
Horse Show which started in
~ 1884 as friendly afternoons
outing for collegiate horsemen, took
a definite step toward the big-time
local circuit here yesterday in its third
annual meeting.
Attracting most of the nearby ring
satellites that had not already been
shipped to Atlantic City, or Hampton,
Va, the undergraduate managers put
on an exhibition that mixed student
and open classes and found the COL
legians holding their own in major
competition.
In a majority of instances the
student events were exciting to out
siders simply because inexperience
and careless verve made the young
riders thrilling to watch. In some
cases, however, few OF the more
seasoned juvenile horsemen met the
best their senior invaders had to offer
and came away with the top ribbons
Evening star., 1936-05-17
Churchill Downs

Entries for Tomorrow.
Evening star., 1936-05-17

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. S1OO; claiming;
4-year -olds and up; "a miles.
Santerno (Louman) $40 $50 $50
Gee Gee (South) 27.SO 7.20
Catino (Jamesl $50
Also ran-Clive. Alpan, Listening. Fool
Stringer.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
By the Associated Press

aP. S. P. Randolph entry.
b William Jeffords entry.
Howe Stable entry.
Evening star., 1936-05-17

SEVENTH RACE-The Latonia Special;
purse. $1,000; allowances; 3-year- -olds;
| Songmaker Moran) 1900 $50 $40
| Prince Fellow (Schutte) 4.20 2.60
Holl Imag ge (Fisher) 800
Also ran-Silas. Wise Duke. Kailin and
| Erin Torch.