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Evening star., 1936-05-24
Detroit Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3;year-olds and up: q furlonEs.
! Modesto tGuymOn) 1850 $50 $50
IragEart (Haritos $50 ! 90
hhSaintonr ,hurenlc) $40
Also ran-CoI. Hatfield. Sharp Thoughts,
Gypsie CHEZ. ima % Gfeenofh @ sn Lesfer sEeloP: F.
and Erebus. Field.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
5-year-oidS; Il furlOngs.
Gay Bubble Turner 9.6O $50 $50
Speed Limit ArnOldD Io.iO 10.6O
'u9se haVanah tMorgan) 12.IO
Also raB-Shining Hour. sundad. Prince
TIDE Ahra, Imperial Bill. Brigade b.,
iLunsford and Lovely Spy.
DAILY double paid s36e3
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500; allowances;
-ysar-olds; > furlOngs.
yellow Tulip tBrysonl 800 go go
ROYAL Flight CWholeyD 30 I'O0
"enf TINY "Afs5S f.aS 'P0rteD $50
Also ran--Niss Tutes. oddesa Boy.
Hatty and AlbinO.
FOURTH RACE-The Helen Morgan:
purse. $500; allowances; 3-year-olds: s
sDon Creole Porter 1000 4.eo e.,o
fexptnF fexsIr Cir AtTinS tBryson, S,eo-s.aS 81"
Time. I:13.
Also ran-bJane F. Lexy. Bereit. bPop's
Hour. cEddie's Brother. Zsar and sweet
Guinea.
bGOrham Bros. and J. Young and NJ. b.
cOdessa Farm entry.
FIFTE RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3.Near -oldS and up; d furionEs.
The Pelican Turner $50 i.SO 32O
Count Rae tROdrigueE) go so
Odd Blue tR Fisher 200
Time. I:I2t5.
Also ran-AIit. Surveyor, Mamas Choice
Quasimodo, PompeEret and Miney Myerson.
SIXTH RACE-The Wolverine Handi-
up; ,ta miles.
Stand Pat (McTaguel $50 $50 $40
Marynell (MOrganl $40 400
WoOdlander tTurnerl 36O
Time. l:i5is.
Also ran-Billy Bee. b Azuear. b Polar
Flight, safe and Sound. Zevson and Sir
bF. NJ. AlEer, jr.. entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing: i-year.olds and up; I, "a miles.
Chastity tMcTaEuel 800 $40 $50
Noah's Pride Paryin) $50 2S0
Ross DOugherty) 30
Time. I:l53a.
Also ran-Boy Valet and Hogan's Fox.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming
i-Sear-oldS and up; 10 miles.
Nankin tTurnerl 33IO 1860 $50
/ CatinO porter 400 Z %
/ Peeper tRodriguezl 600
| Time. I:iS.
Also ran-Pretty PEG. Idle Flirt. Au-
| burndale. kapena, FIabbergast and Modern
| Ace.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
RUSHAWAY SNAGS
DOUBLE IN Z DAyS|
Easily Wins Latonia Derby
"a Hours After Taking
Big Aurora Race.
Ry thc Associated Press.

- OVINGTON, KY. May 23.-
A Rushaway, son of Haste out
of Roseway, made turf his
~ tory today by winning the
$4,000 added Latonia Derby before
a crowd of $4,000 spectators "a hours
after it had won the $4,000 added
Illinois Derby.
The big black 3-year-old raced the
mile and a quarter in 2 minutes %
seconds to win easily by six lengths
and to earn $12135 for its owner,
Al G. Tarn of Winnipeg.
He had rushed the horse TO Latonia
by special chartered express car after
it's Friday victory at Aurora, Ill, 800
miles away.
The time was within two seconds
Of the track record of 2:008 for dis
tance. set by Sarazen in 1924.
Hal Price Headley's Hollywood, the
favorite in the betting, finished Sec
ond, a half-length ahead of E. R.
Bradley's Bow and Arrow.
Songmaker, second choice with Bow
and Arrow in the betting. finished
last, behind Silas, Airforce, Holl
Image and Prince Fellow.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
SIXTH RACE-CRISTATE. ONE
CHANCE. RIP VAN WINKLE.

CRISTATE, a lad that has been
through a hard campaign this
year. will make his first start of
the New England season Monday,
and We believe. under the condi-
tions, he'll pretty near catch his
rivals when he starts his usual be-
lated rush in the stretch. ONE
CHANCE won his last at Narra-
ganGett from a good field and is
strictly the one to down. RIP VAN
WINKLE, as sound a steed as you
will find, will be in the thick Of
the battle.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
Hawthorne

Entries for Tomorrow.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900: claiming:
-year-olds and upward; fillies and mares
Evening star., 1936-05-24

EIGHTH RACE-The ST. Simon Plate
purse, $500; claiming: 3-year-olds and up;
ila ND VI
Evening star., 1936-05-24
Narragansett Park
Results
By the Associated Press.

BY tHe hSSOCldteQ fTeSS.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: claiming;
Truly Yours tHoweIn Ii2.5O 35.O0 1l.c0
Sylvia G. lie Blanc) $40 20
Bee Line (Steffen) $50
Also ranEsun Teatime, Stick Handle.
BediEht. FaEot. Judge Peak. Heedless Gal.
Scotch Queen. Sauawker. and Ina Dear.
SECOND RACE-Purse. Si.1OO: claim
wise Anns An, 1CoGpSr5 $50 3,s" s" Ia so
Spitten Image tAnderson) 800
Also % ranL$StipuIate. Grannys Trade.
Kent and Blind Brook.
THIRD RACE-Purse, 81 600: claiming
3-year 7clds and up } mile and 20 oU Sards- IN
GOldfiin AnderSOn) 100 300
Sun Camp tK0peD 6.lO
Also ran-Patient Saint, Bull Market.
Jean Brown. Peace Move and Sweeperman.
DAILY Double Paid S3's.@OD
FOURTH RACE-.Purse SIIOO: claim
Cnnd3 Maid SAndefson5 der Ip i's0 %.so $50
Old Reb tHowelD $50 $50
NiuS Lyons $50
Also ran-Fra Diavolo, Pharatime.
Glynson and COuieedam.
FIFTH RACE-The Old Colony; purse.
S., 900 added 9-year -oldS; ; furlOngs.
a Apogee tSaunderSl $40 Ii0 $50
Talked About (Anderson) 1890 $50
Conservative lynch 1.30
Time. O:59-new track record
Also ran-Balkanese. Jackie D.. Al!
AgOE Sun Chaueer and PlanetOid.
al. P. Headley entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Mayor Howard w.
Jackson Handicap; purse, SI.5OO; 3-year-
oIds and up; !" miles.
Dark Hope tSones) $50 800 $50
a Howard tSteffen) 40 $40
New Deal tAnderson) $50
Time. I:lii5.
Also rsn-Skip It. Ladfeld. Allen L..
Further. Synod and Gov. Sholtz.
Araho Stable entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. ST zoo: claim =
ing; 3-year-Olds and up; ] mile and 20
yards.
Strange Times (Winters) $50 ito 32O
Bright Bird lie Blanc) 4.20 2.90
ONeill (Hightshoel $40
Time. I:i5.
Also ran-Running Heel BuIIfnch.
Bethlehem Star. Annexation and Sun
| Abbot.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 81 900: claim
| ing: i-year -OldS and up; | "a miles
Hickory Lad (Andersonl $50 40 $40
MY Purchase tR. Jones) 4.60 $50
Venetian "a. Cooper $50
Time 1:t5E
Also ran-Nipantuck. Seawick, Dancing
Boy. Last Romance and Miss Purray.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
EIGHTH RACE-SMEAR, LONG
BIT, CHRYSEIS.

'sSMEAR is we'll treated with only
ITO pounds in the eighth and we
are giving him the preference.
While he is quite adept on a fast
strip, If the going turns muddy he
will stand out like the proverbial
sore thumb. LONG BIT was the
medium of a good play yesterday,
but failed to respond with any
speed. Dropping back into much
cheaper company he may handle
himself in better fashion. CHRY-
SEIS won her last and drops a
lot Of weight, but appears to be up
against 1t.
Evening star., 1936-05-24

MILWAUKEE, Wise. May % LPl.-
Selection of Maj. John L. Griffith,
commissioner of athletics of the West
ern Conference, as referee of the
central intercollegiate track and field
championships at the Marquette Uni
versity Stadium June 5, was an
nounced today.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
SECOND RACE-SIGHTIN BAR,
FITKIN, DIXIE PRINCESS.

SIGHTING BAR has raced only
once this year, that being at Santa
Anita, and he finished far out of
the picture. He was thrown out of
training, and the rest apparently
has done the gelding a world of
good. FITKIN. a sprinter that
showed bad form in Texas, but
brilliant speed in Florida, is another
reported to be ready for the
question. DIXIE PRINCESS, a
champion for consistency, will
probably finish in one of her favor
ite positions-Second or third.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
FIRST RACE-WISE KING, Sc
CURED, GEN. FARLEY.

WISE KING IS booked to face
the cheapest kind of opposition
over the 512 furlong route and he
may lead throughout. SECURED,
trailer against a fair bunch of
reuters in his last start, may show
to better advantage in this sprint.
GENERAL FARLEY hasn't raced
since last September, but has a
good chance with this field.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
TEXAS CHECKS BOOKIES
Wire Concerns Tell Court They
Won't Aid Wager-Takers.

AUSTIN, Tex, May % R.-Texas
scored a victory today in its court
fight against bookies when principal
communication systems agreed to an
instructed jury verdict permanently
enjoining them from furnishing ia
cilities for bookmaking on horse races.
Counsel for the American Telephone
and Telegraph Co., the Southwestern
Bell Telephone Co. and the Western
Union Telegraph Co. agreed to the
injunction upon termination of
trial before a jury. They disclaimed
intentional furnishing of equipment
to bookies after temporary restrain
ing order was issued last August.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
Belmont Results
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 5000; 2-year-old
Cbieolorado 1Workman5 rs I-2 Ia
Top Radio tWoolD OIL
Also ran-Ciin gendaal. a Camisano. Mus
catine, Third Count, Gurkha, TOwnsman.
Perfect Devil. jungle Chase and c Wantarun.
A. G. Vanderbilt entry. bJ. E. Widener
entry. c Mrs. w. II. Furst entry.
SECOND RACE-The Charles L. Apple
steepleehasej 4-year-olds and up; about 2
miles.
q Roek Lad 1MeGinniss) s-s L. Out
Golden Meadow (Cooper) 1-3
Also ran-Rideaway. st. Francis.
THIRD RAcE-The Sweep Handicap;
purse, $1,000; Glass c; 3-year-olds and
up, first division; I mile.
Kungsholm CWoolD 81 81
AbDer tGilbert 1-5
ing Guns. Thorson and Kearsarge.
dicap: purse. $500 added: 3-year -olds
and up: fuTlonEs. a,
Identity Bejshak1 3-5 IL
Thursday CWorkman) FL
ALSO rdn-ODScrPantJ EAnIDit ana mae
riel.
FIFTH RACE-The Withers Stakes
purse. 5000 added: 3-year-Olds: l mile
Awhile COckade
Uitzenberger) 15-1 6-1 81
Brevity tWright) Ii Out
aTeufel U. HanfOrd) 81
Also ran-BBien JoIi. Coldstream. Del
phinium: Memory Book. Mr. Bones, Postage
Due and Red Rain. a-Wheatley Stable
and Ogden Phipps entry.
SIXTH RACE - The Sweep Handicap;
purse. $1,000; class G (second division) )
3-year-Olds and up; 1 mile.
Testing (Gilbert 1910 1-2 IL
Fertilization (WOrkman) 81 5-2
Excite UitZenberger) IL
Time. :3S.
Also ran-ParadisicaI. Conte. Legionary.
Thirteen Stars, Black Toreador and Crys-
tai Prince.
SEVENTH RACE-PurSe. 5000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up: 1 ia miles.
Black Caesar IS. Renick) 81 81 7-5
Watch Him (WalD IL I-2
BillOwy Wave tWorkman) I-2
Beveau. Demonstration and Chief Mourn
er also ran.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
Jockey Hurt, But Wins.

THE Colonial Hotel Purse, secondary
feature, also run at six and one
half furlongs, saw Mrs. r. K. Ying-
hng's Handley a winner in 1:2315.
Second money was accounted for by
Mrs. D. S. jenkins Running Water,
with H. B. Langdon's Aufoin showing
the way to the five other starters.
Vernon Wisner. a Baltimore boy,
fell from Mrs. M r. Waugh's Justa
Town in the days opener. He was
being taken to the hospital in an
ambulance when he regained con-
solousness and jumped from the
machine. Running back to the
Jockeys room he said he was okey
and proved it by winning the third
with Handley.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
Hawthorne Results

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: maiden
2-year-olds; ; furlongs.
Par (Keester) 60 1.2O 500
Overplay tMauro) 40 I.SO
PRIVILEGED (ArcarO) 400
Also ran%aGalcuIator. fsir Midas. Uvar-
Bottle. The Tribesman and aBrown Prod
ICY. a-Valdina entry. field.
SECOND RACE--Purse. 81 900: claim
LADY Lad Thatcheq MecoH} Nee GD 500 Sr'oat 100 $50
March Step tHauer) oIO
Also ran-Tracker. Full Up. Black
Scout, Board Trade. Triolet and More Tide.
int THKR sv,1R so9o s.5% dS;
pie Hard (NSlanI $40 100 800
Stop Scout tMauro) 1880 $50
Foxiana Games) 2.4O
Mr.. Kicks. Gibbys choice, Baiiywise and
Star Banner.
DAILY Double Paid ss6.4O
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
Watercure James) SEQ $50 $50
RG,nt %.e Emma TTail ,MsSas5 RSStts55' $50 a.sS sS
Also ran-Cycas. FIutterby. Attauaue-
chee and Jerry H.
FIFTH RACE-The Paul Jones; purse,
$1,000; 3-year-Olds and up; g furl0ngs.
Caryola tDe Camillis) 1910 3i.4O 1880
Southern Belle James) 500 $50
Below Zero (Richards) 5.2O
Also ranEGrrey Streak. summed. Barter
ing Kate. Sky Pirate. Flavor and Jinnee.
SIXTH RACE-The Hawthorne Inaug-
uls ursl Handicap; aid, pusse: $1,000 added, B.
Rock x James, 26.00 100 6.20
Whiskolo tRobertson) 1920 4.20
Ariel Cross tArcaro) $40
Also ranZsiim Rosie. West Main.
ais ipasehPosSe. E%fideI Man.v San Luis key OFF
Billy Jones. d Chief Cherokee. Trans.
mutable. d Corinto and Ding Bin.
Mrs. e. ". Ogle entry.
Mrs; E. Denemark entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81, 600: claim
ing; 3-year -olds and up: "a miles
Mister Gander 1Ro'sor) 1000 $40 $50
Dark Woman tPferson) $50 $50
Exponent (Arcaro) $50
Time. 1:47+z.
Also ran-Upholder. Manager Bill,
Someone Else, Hit and Run and Kievson.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year-0lds and up; Ia miles.
Miss Flip (Robertson) 1900 $40 400
Lumillion (Piers0nl 400 800
Shady Gate Dias) $50
Also ran-Topsy Omar. ShaIot. Miss
Glace. Judge G.. Palasa. Dandy Dancer
and DarkIing.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
First, Last Place Women's Teams
Get Special Awards,

The winner and cellar occupant of
the Ladies' Independent Bowling
League, Kann's and Labor Statistics,
were surprised at the loops annual
banquet at Griffith Farms last
Thursday when special awards were
made them during the annual pres
entation Of league prizes.
The banquet officially closed the
leagues season.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
FED A MINES IN TIE
Two Set Loop Pace With 4 Wins,
! Defeat Each.

Resettlement Federals and Bureau
of Engraving remained tied for the
leadership of the Federal A League
last week. each nine now boasting
a record of four victories against one
defeat. The Post Office Division of
'the General Accounting Office is
second place with seven victories in
nine games.
ReSettlement Green Belts follow
with three victories in five games,
while the Loans g. Currency nine have
yet to win a game in five starts.
Evening star., 1936-05-24

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear: track fast.
Evening star., 1936-05-24

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81, 600: claim
Ing; 3-year-o -olds and up: ! "a miles.
Mister Gander lRo'sor) 1000 $40 $50
Dark Woman tPierson) $50 so
Exponent tArcaro) $50
Time, 1:4SA.
Also ran-Upholder. Manager Bill,
Someone Else, Hit and Run and Kievson.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
THIRD RACE-BEDIGHT, TO-
ANO. BELIEVER.

BEDIGHT has shown plenty Of
foot, but has been quitting.
TOANO returned to her best form
last week by showing her heels to
a field just as good as this and she
is penalized only l pound. 1t
is tight fit between our two top
selections; the additional odds
prompts us to favor BEDIGHT.
BELIEVER is in grand shape.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
Crowd, Wager Records Set.

THOSE fans coupling Handley with
Mrs. M. Nelson Bonds Lady
Penny, winner of the opener, in the
daily double took down $3.50.
The weeks attendance and wager
ing, according to General Manager
Bester, was the largest since racing
was revived here in 1929.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
SEVENTH RACE-BLACKMAIL,
PASS SHOT. GRANDPA'S

BLACKMAIL, 4-year-old gelded
son of Whichone. arrived at Rock
ingham few days ago and in a
workout flashed speed that made
some of the clockers gasp. We are
making him the best bet of the
day. PASS SHOT may lick,
GRANDPA'S BOY.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
HORSE LISTS CLOSE
Virginia, Maryland and District
Hunters in Berryville Show.
laI Dispatch TO The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BERRYVILLE. Va, May 23.-En-
tries for the forty-third annual Blue
Ridge Hunt Horse Show, scheduled to
be held here Friday at the Carter Hall
estate at Millwood. closed last night.
Sporting a card of 16 classes. the an
nual hunter event is considered the
debutante party of the seasons
thoroughbreds. 1t will draw hunters
from Northern Virginia, Maryland and
the District of Columbia.
Two extra jumps are destined to
provide more difficult competition and
afford spectators an interesting pro-
gram. The two additional jumps
have been added to the course. making
total of five obstacles. The route
includes a chicken coop. post and rail.
two worm fences and a stone wall
all Of which are typical of Blue Ridge
country fences in the hunting section.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
FOURTH RACE-DELIBERATE,
HOPE TO DO, TICKLE
CHANCE

DELIBERATE has gone post
ward only twice this year, and he
handled himself in great style. He
has a pull in the weights in here
and will be hard to catch. HOPE
TO DO. a consistent campaigner
last year, hasn't shown much this
season, but is rounding into his
best form. TICKLE CHANCE
figures closely.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
Selections fast track at Rockingham tomorrow Monday
(BEST BET-BLACKMAIL)

DANCING DOLL. one of the light
weights, is speedy and game, but
doesn't quite measure up to SING
ING WOOD. BAY BUBBLE may
get third money.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
Woodbine Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: maiden p
year;olds. foaled in Canada; fnrlongs;
fsran fsa lqfs King t{fg" {To%nrow, ' s1S S sS $S
Rural Mail &C. SMITH $50
Time, O:f1 (new track record.
Also ran-b DOnosiris. Aldwych. Worth
c. Hatch entry. Parkwood Stable entry.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3-year- -olds and up: q furlongs.
ssE toTl% Drop '"a'sGn e annford $50 $50 $50 sae
The Miner (Remiiiard5 I.i3
Also ran-Syenite. Relatively, Meloy
Grand Union and EyryhOlme
DAILY double paid S61.80)
THIRD RACE1The Frazer Memorial
ed; I-year- -olds and up; 2 miles.
Celeritas MitchelD S65 $40 go
Lead Gold Kennedy $50 2.35
aGreatorex tCoe) 2.IO
Also ran-Pekisko. a Caniento. and Will
fred G. H. r. Balm entry.
FOURTH RACE-The Kings Plate;
soaLea Meaxus.C in Canfds ,srs Is mses al, am
c StormbIown OBarnes) 400 3i0
Epicurus tTOwnr0w) $50
Also ran2oId Catch. Desert Place.
Rock Sure. sandman. d dspearman,
judge Pool. Chalgo. Ladymuch. aSweep-
ouch and Samoan.
a III. c. Hatch entry. be. F. Seagram
entry. &C. NJ, Hendrie entry. OZARK
wood Stable entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming
hf fhldis Gsy &C. .ns9stS Hanford, 'o sS fS ss" s"
Luxuro (Atkins) $50
IL
Gaithea, AnacreOn and Shepherd Boy.
SIXTH RACE-The Trial Plate Handi-
cap; purse $1,000; 3-year-olds and up; d
furlOngs.
Tempestuous CMann) $50 e.9o a.35
Ouragan (Biack) $50 500
a Sachem (Foden) 335
Time. 1:I3T.
Also ran-Molly Greenock. Cherry Stone.
Grog and Haytime H.
aEstate of F. J. Ryan and Mrs. T. Stew
ensOn entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
Ing; 3-year -Olds and up; & furlOngs
Nell kuhlman tOsb'ne) 1920 S.3j S.55
BACKGROUND tFOdenl 90 2SO
Amaui Uindberg 2.1O
Time, I:I3s5.
Also ran-RoyaI Duchess. Blue Damsei
Crataegus and Cupboard.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 800: claim
ing: 1.year-olds and up: ,s miles.
Lugane &C. HanfOrd) J.O5 $40
Fort Dearborn Passero) 3.2O
Time. 1:lS%.
Also ran-ToIimata. Candy Man, Dark
Mission. Rosesilla and IrOubanOva.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
TWO TILTS AT WHEATON.

A double-header will be played on
the Wheaton diamond today between
the Senate Giants and the Takoma
Tigers. the first game starting at 2
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1936-05-24

7-Prewar, Watonga, Corner Boy.
8-Sis Agnes, Lucy, Gee Gee.
Best bet-Chenault.
Detroit Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Denbigh, Jaybeejay, Little Wich-
ita.
2-Peloria, Courtneys Pet, Cohort
Girl.
3-Snaplock, Hoptoit, Black Flash.
4-Hidden Dust, Moane Keala, AL
buquerque.
Seth Bon, Riley entry, Best Bid.
6-Westys Junior, Indiantown,
Groom.
EPokeaway, I Pass, Wise Advo-
cate.
s-Ar Bays, Mynah, Brown Molas-
ses.
Best bet-Pokeaway
Hawthorne (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Furtive, Dainty Jeanne; Joan
Macaw.
2-Hazel Eye, Ceallaigh, Glen
Reville.
3-Boocord. Black River. Frostbite.
4-Autograph, Whiscenda, Howard
G.
5-High Polish, Grey Count, Reap
ing Reward.
6-Navanod, Naval Cadet, Wild
Turkey.
7-Maple Ricca, Mad Trump, Dom
nahona.
8-Sherron, Teddy Boy, Santerno.
Best bet-Boocord.
Wo0dbine tFast).
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Ubald c.. Fred Tracy. Allons.
2-Broadcaster, Don Vern, Semes-
ter.
3-(To come)
4-Miss Marlboro, Noel H., Miss
Dolphin.
5-Toe Dance, Sweepden, Uvira.
6-Timon. Dunlin's Lad. Maemere.
7-Circulet, Royal Vintage, Ardawn.
8-Frigid Frosty, Die Cast, Count
Bruno.
9-Federal Reserve, Centermarch,
Syndic.
Best bet-Miss Marlboro.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
STANDPAT RUNS
0EASY VICTORY
Record Crowd Sees Detroit
Meet InauguraI-Azucar
Finishes Last.
BY the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
~ ETROIT, May 23.-Stand Pat,
E. r. Seagrans big chestnut
horse, galloped to an easy
- victory today in the $4,000
Wolverine Handicap, feature race of
the opening day program at the Fair
Grounds Track
A crowd of 10000, the largest in
augural day tournout in the history
of the track, saw Stand Pat rush to
the front in the upper turn and drive
ahead under energetic urging by
Charley McTague to finish two and
half lengths ahead of Marynell,
the favorite.
The chestnut ran the mile and one
sixteenth in the good time of 1:4515
over a lightning fast track. He paid
$3.50 for So ticket and his victory
was worth $4,000 net to his owner.
Azucar Comes in Last.
WOODLANDER finished third. a
half length behind the f1lly,
Marynell.
Azucar, owned by Fred M. Alger,
jr.. of Detroit, disappointed the crowd
by finishing last in the field of nine.
Grand Slam was the only scratch.
The electric eye" was used for the
first time at the track and was brought
into play in both the first and second
races.
McTague scored a double victory by
bringing Chastity in ahead by five
lengths in the seventh race, after she
had faltered in the upper turn.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
Rockingham Park tFast).
RY FEED BOX,

90 ~ sesyf
BY FEED BOX.
General Farley, Secured, Dali
malta.
2-Sighting Bar, Annarita, Teddy
Carl.
3-Bedight, Lady Hockberger, Be-
lever
deliberate, Vote Boy. Hope To
Do.
5-Lady Highgloss, Dancing Doll,
Character.
6-One Chance, Happy Helen, PITT
ter Pat.
7-Dean Swift, Wise Will, Jezreel.
8-Chryseis, Exaggeration, Three
Daggers.
For Tomorrow.
Consensus at Belmont (FasO.
BY the Associated Press.
MERRY Maker, Dark Beau, Pa
penie.
2-Syriac, Galley Girl, El Dorador.
3-Headin Home, Sang Froid. Espi-
naca.
4-Corundum, Rowes Crump, Tat
terdemalion.
5-Peggy Shippen, Care For, Pre-
miere.
6-Cachalot, Playfole. Moralist.
Best bet-Merry Maker.
Consensus at Rockingham (Fast).
By the Associated Press.
1-Posy, General Farley, Dalmatia.
2-Roycrofter, Sighting Bar, Pros
ecutor.
3-Toano, CheeSie, Bedight.
4-Deliberate, Hope To Do, Vote
Boy
5-Singing Wood, Lady Higloss.
Sailor Beware.
Clone Star Stable, Cristate, Toro
Flight.
7-Crowned Head, Dean Swift,
GrandpaS Boy.
8-Allenfern, Our Justice, Cryseis.
Best bet-Singing Wood.
Latonia Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Chenault, Dixiana entry, Chigre.
2-Chauvenet, Cherokee Red, Judge
Barkley.
3-Cloverport. Lawyer Brigade,
Nessus.
4-Regality. Starry Flag. Wowo.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
TWIN BILL AT N0RBECK
Ball Games to Be Features of Pic
mic Next Saturday.

A double header. featuring clash
es between the Sandy Spring Stars
and the Deanwood A. C. and the
Maryland Stars and the Columbia A.
c., will feature monster picnic next
Saturday at Norbeck, Md.
A band from the Columbia Lodge,
I. B. P. o. E. of w., will enliven the
festivities, which will include a pie
eating contest. Dancing will follow at
night at Norbeck Hall. The first game
will start at 1880 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
RUNS GOOD RACE
AT HAGERSTOWN
Handley Is Colonial Hotel
Winner-Record Throng
Enjoys Program.
Special Dispatch to The Star

r IAGERSTOWN, Md, May %
- The Cumberland Handicap
fen to the speed Of Mrs. 1. P.
u u Engle's Chief Hollis today as
10000. the largest crowd ever to wit
ness race program here. looked on.
The 3-year-old bay gelded son Of
Tall Timber and Corlette, with Leon
Garrett riding a well judged race,
stepped the six and one-hah furlongs
in 1;22. Trailing the gelding home
was Hugh C. Vaughn'S Grace Bunt-
ing. Back in third place came Mrs.
o. M. Eberspacher's Precious King,
with the five other starters we'll strung
out.
Evening star., 1936-05-24

FIFTH RACE-The Lake Ontario: purse,
$500; allowances; 3-year-olds and up;
q
Evening star., 1936-05-24
THREE A. & P. TILTS
League Plays Today on Diamonds
in West Potomac Park.

in West Potomac Park.
Entering its second week of play,
the Atlantic & Pacific Base Ball
League will swing back into action
today with three promising games.
All tuts will be played at l o'clock
in West Potomac Park. Following is
the schedule:
Iona VS.. Condor, No. 9; Bokar VS..
Rajah, No. 10; Encore VS.. Bombay, No.
IL,
Evening star., 1936-05-24
Detroit
Entries for Tomorrow.

BY the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
FIFTH RACE-SINGING WOOD,
DANCING DOLL, BAY BUB-

SINGING WOOD appears to be
very solid play, If such a thing
can be said about this moody horse.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
HagerstOwn

Entries for Tomorrow.
Evening star., 1936-05-24
Brepity Trails White Cockude Chief Hollis Annexes Cumberland
Racing Selections

5-Fairisk, Sky O. Blue, Erla.
6-Bandalore, Yantis. Erin Torch.
7-Prewar. Watonga, Corner Boy.
8-Sis Agnes, Lucy, Gee Gee.
Best bet-Chenault.