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Evening star., 1937-09-19
Hawthorne Results
BY The Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claiming;
2-year- -oids; furlongs.
Be Blue 20. Ryan) TAO 40 $50
Rommy tG WILSON, $50 $50
Sister Polly tRichard) 400
Also ran-Jean Cloud. Sun Aloha. Trans
view. Blaufuss. Lauermzn and GlenDool.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming;
Almse q. G. WILSON, $50 $50 $50
Second Guess III. WesD 4.8O $50
Redress tP. Ryan, ~ $50
Also ran--siIver Fleet and Tonsy Boy.
THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000; allow
ances; 3-year-oIds; II. miles.
Desgai tCowley) 40 800
Timberiine tWesD 2.4O
Time. 1:46za.
Also ran-Brown Prodigy. Boulevard and
Boo Hoo.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 81. 100: allow
ancss; 3-ysar,olds and up' furlongs;
Our oasaes Crest a"fs tKyan, 1920 s.e eo ssc ssc
Pert Laddie tRichardD $40
caroiSnt. siisery eE Cloud. pssnSre ch.rrs chic,
Scotch Boy and Weeks.
FIFTH RACE-Juvenile Handicap; purse.
$500 added; 81 furlonsx.
Co-Sport fRoberts) 800 $50 2.6O
Employer fHzas) $50 2.4O
AllanwO0d fSouth) $50
Time. I:19M.
Also ran-Alup and Dixie Land.
SIXTH RACE-The Sprint Handicap:
purse: $4,000 added: 3-year-olds and up;
fur0ngs.
ReapinE q; Riehard 2O.20 9.20 $40
Double b. Up. Roberts) 4.SO $40
TranSmutabie q. G.. WILSON, 1900
Also ran--Silyerette. Sahri II, Pompa,
Bien Fzit, synonym and Black River.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; claim
ing: 4-year-0ldx and up: IA miles.
Big Gawk tP. Roberts) $50 800 800
Bold Bid tH. WesO $50 $50
MOnocle PantODe) 90
Also rAn-Fzir Boy. DiscOuYSe Fair
Prospect and Our Siiesia.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 1000. claim
ing: 3-year-oIds and up; II miles
Martin Barton tRyan) $40 $40 2 On
Miss Firef1y P. Roberts) 66O x %
Emily Jane q. Richard) 16O
Also rsn-Commish Geary, Blind Sage.
Golden Nut and Good Politian
Evening star., 1937-09-19
NarragansettP Park
Results

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST ,RACE--purse, $1,000; cIaiminry
a-ysfr- -olds; . furlengs.
BuxIe Call fBierman) ..10 5io
hePsmsks Tims ,s;sas Easle tMarrero, $40
Sis Royal. Nellie Nc. Hirh Martin. Brosd.
kill and Just Dun.
SECOND RACE-.Purse. 81 900; claim
Ing; m.Ir ~ H Hyear1oids. and up; 8 furlonEs.
Millimeter aPollard) $40 400
Coya tJamcsl $50
Also ram. O'Connen. Bonnie Pan, Be
Just and My Boss.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 900; claiming:
3-year-olds and up; 6 furlonEs
Saunderstown fBierman) 90 $50 $50
Rich Strike tMerrilD 1880 40
Scottish Mary tFelsb 4 60
Also .ran-Catchall. sainted. souawker
Bristie and She Knows.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
Loloma fF jones' 1910 80 310
Ebony ParaseI fGardon) 40 2.sS
Sir Michael &C. James, $50
Also ran-Fair Deal Askaris, Al CarIys
and Shining knight
FIFTH RACE-Purxe, $1,000: claiming.
3-year-olds and up; 17s miles
Wiggle In tPollard) 1870 80 40
Pompous Genie (W. Duffy) 1880 4.sO
The Singer fMarrero) ESQ
Time, 1:452s.
Also ran-Rosepath. Dancing Cloud and
Battling Girl.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, IS, 900 added; the
Rochambeau Handicap; 3-year-oIdx and
up; ia miles.
Shark fLongden) 40 $50 go
New Deal fPollard) $40 900
Trina fJones) 23O
Time. :563e
Also ran-Abaddon and Singers Folly.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing 3-year-olds and up; ia miles.
Reckless fJacquesl IION 500 3JO
Bounding Nv. c. Huff $50 300
Jerry =. iMcCadden) 30
Time. 1:112..
Also ran-Palatine. Flaming Belle
Caleb and Moralist
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up: IA miles
Notice Me tBiermanl $50 t8O 3sO
Arctic Star &C. James) lilo 40
Free tHartte) Z 90
Time, I:f6k.
Also ran--Bethlehem Star, Aureate
Iraggat. Sciva and Sun Abbot.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
PIPING ROCK CHASE
TO GROOMING WATER
Blackjack Battles Brady Mare
Over Jumps, but Is Beaten
in Stretch Run.
Py the Associated Press

Py the Associated Press.
CEDARHURST, N. Y, September
18.-Crooning Water, bay
mare from Mrs. James Cox Brady,
jr.s stable, won the Piping Rock
Handicap Steeplechase, main event on
the Rockaway Hunts program today.
Closing fast in the stretch, Groom
ing Water, winner at FairhiIl, Md,
last week, reached the judges six
lengths in front of Blackjack, owned
and ridden by Louis E. Stoddard, jr.
The winners time for the 212 miles
over brush was 5:0925.
Blackjack, even money choice with
the winner, set the early pace, but
Grooming Water never was more than
a length back in the field Of five as
they swept around the hairpin turns
Mrs. Brady's jumper had the speed
in the final test, however, as she went
to the front and won handily. Third
money went to Frank M. Goulds
Poetman Home.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
STRAIGHT
T0BARGA|N HORSE
Co-Sport, Claimed by Ben
Friend for $4,000, Wins
Six of Eight Races.
BY the Associated Press.


- HICAGO, September 18.-
I Scoring his third consecutive
stake victory, Co-Sport, owned
by Ben Friend Of Cincinnati,
galloped to an easy win in, the Haw-
thorne Juvenile Handicap today before
more than $4,000 people. Co-Sport led
home Employer by four lengths, with
Allanwood third.
1t was Co-Sport's sixth win in
eight starts for Friend, and his fourth
win row. He was claimed earlier in
the Summer for $4,000 from the Calu-
met Farm and his victory today added
S1,965 to his earnings. Jockey Porter
Roberts handled the youngster.
Co-Sport won despite running wide
as he entered the stretch.
Reaping, owned by Mrs. A. M.
Creech OF Missouri, upset the field in
the co-feature, the Hawthorne Sprint
Handicap.
Reaping moved up fast in the
stretch to win going away by three
quarters of length from Double B,
with Transmutable holding on for
third money.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
MARVEL FLIES FAST

Marvel, crack young bird from the
loft of William Cross, won the second
race Of the Fall young bird series of
the Capital City Racing Pigeon Club
from Cumberland, Md.
Flying at an average speed of better
than Al miles per hour, Marvel nosed
out two contenders, from the Penning-
ton and Mundie lofts, which placed
second and third, respectively.
Following is the average speed, in
yards per minute, of the first return to
each loft:
william Cross, / .213 so: William R. Pen
nington. 1.211.10: James F. Mundie.
I;20s.5o: Herbert G; Hahn. 1,199.60;
Harry c. Burke, 1,l72.60; Eusebio g.
Owens. 1,l71.60: James B. Lyons, 1.16S.20;
CLYDE r Bush, 1.ls7.7o; Frank L; Rein
Edward H. Cox. 1.166.lO: Henry E. Gil
ford. l,o2e 80; Robert O. Brooks. 1.O23 80;
Hon. Pehr 9. Holmes, 1,02010. One loft
failed to report.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
Detroit Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
=, FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
3-year-olds and up; l mile and 20 yards.
f Would HSare Sare o. d. Gr.n Haray 300 aso s Sc Sc
Baby Way tR. Mccarthy $40
Also ran-Anacreon, Brass Buttons,
Lockstep. Mary Soulard and Natalie Mae.
3.year-olds and up: 6 furlonIs.
Transport IL. Hardy 1920 500 4.20
Prosy tROse) $40 90
Lassies Mary fGrant) $40
Also ran-fmperiaI Polly. Encircle. r..
Pinchot, Leewee and Servant Pride.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; maiden 2
year -olds; 5lz furlonEs.
Supreme Kiss (Merche) 15.4o $50 a.2o
Polly Greenoek tGarner) 2.4o
Also ran"Jane X. oddesa Hula. Irene
Grant and Feng Lu.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500; Claiming,
3-yeAr-olds and up; furlongs.
Debate (Napier) $50 $50
Sablin tRose) $50
Also ran-Charlie Dawn, Wild Pigeon
and Busy Lutrecia.
FIFTH RACE-Fam Handicap: purse,
Maryneii ScritehiieidS 300 $50 so
First Entry !McntEomery) 100 40
Broadway. (Napier) $50
Time, 1:1I3h.
Also ran-KinEsbury. Dora MAY, Gold
Band Oddesa Girl and Miss Monoa.
SIXTH RACE-The Sallancup Handicap:
purse. $4,000 added. 2-year- fur
aoddes. Helen tG.rnert go 40 20 2.sc 80
Busy Morn (Napier) $50 $50
Fairfax tROsen) 800
Time. 1:12M.
Also ran-Mishty Sweet. Fern Star,
aOddesa Lady, Sweep Royal. Miss Mars,
fPlay Dis. FLY Me. Hi-Clin. Congressman, n,
Stands Alone and fStrinEalong.
a-Oddesa Farm entry.
Field.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: allow
ances: 3-year-olds and up: 1 mile and 20
yards.
Bernard F. CRosel 300 400 800
Mary Keen tNzDier) $50 ..6O
C0ulee Dam Hardy 800
Time. 1:43za.
Also ran-OId Jake. ShoeIess Joe and
OBantam.
EIGHTH RACE-Purxe, $500: cIaiminE
3-year -oids and up: 10 miles.
Transit Lady tNapier) 4.4O 3.2O 2.6O
Brilliant Miss fMcCarty) 900 $50
Oddesa Clark (MeIoche) $40
Time, 1:f82..
Carus Clarus and Cablegram.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
Shark Wins All WAY.

NNARK, with Johnny Longden UP,
made every post winning one
and crossed under the wire two and
half lengths ahead of Mrs. Walter
E. O'Hara's New Deal, the best of
the 1-3 favorite's four hapless rivals.
D. j. Sullivan's Trina showed, two
and a half lengths in back of New
Deal, and that same margin separated
the rest of the field, Ralph E. Fairs
Abaddon and Mrs. F. S. Harris
Singers Folly.
Shark turned the distance in 1861
while gaining his fourth win in 10
starts and the S4,25O lions share of
the purse that boosted his earnings
to S2l, 800.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
POLO'S BEST BATTLE
FOR NATIONAL TITLE
Hitchcock, Iglehart Are to Lead
Opposing Teams Today at
Meadow Brook.

Gv Lie hSSOClAlcQ IIcoS
NEW YORK, September 1S.-The
: worlds ranking polo players
Tommy Hitchcock and Stewart Igle-
hart-clash tomorrow, when they
lead the defending Greentree quartet
and the powerful Old Westbury four
into the finals Of the national open
championships on famed International
Field at the Meadow Brook Club.
Both will ride at No. 3-Hitchcock
with Greentree and Iglehart with Old
Westbury. With the two aces will
ride players who give each team a
31-goal rating. With Hitchcock will
be diminutive G. H. (Pete) Bostwick
at No. /, Gerald Balding, British in
ternationalist, at No. 2, and John
Hay Whitney at back.
-Iglehart, boosted to 10-goal rat
ing only year ago, will team with
Mike Phipps, Cecil Smith and G. v.
Whitney, riding at No. /, No. 2 and
back, respectively.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
Havre de Grace
Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900; claiming;
2-year-olds; = furIonss.
AE0taras tEccard) s.30 800
Maxine tWestrope) d.50
Hazel, Sun Time xAIIen Caid, Greenski
Crepe and Tab Me.
x-Field.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 3-year-oIds and up; 6 furlonss.
Riding Hish tMoral 1900 80 $40
NiEht Play tTurner) 4.3O 800
Fredrick tDabson) $50
Also rzn--Romney ROYAL. Cloudy Wealth
Duly Double paid s7s.eoJ
THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 900: claiming;
ing; 3-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Little Shaver tTurner) 1920 1850 530
AIexzndrine tRenick) 4.3O
Also ran-Sunned, School Nom, Sachem,
Bright Light, Teddy's Star and French
Trap.
FOURTH RACE--Purse, 1900, the
Perrsyille; S,year-oids' lie miles; ou.
Eagle Pass (James) 4.2O Out
Siam tTurnerl Out
Also ran--Rex Flag.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 added:
2-year-olds; the Eastern Shore Handicap;
& furIongs.
-Pit Bull fRenick 400 $50 $50
Bigey (Westrope) $50 $50
b Legal Light (MerritD 6.2O
Time. 1913.
Also ran--a Regal Sun. rPernie. a Sun
Alexandria, Spillway. King Pharamond.
sChaps, Roman Lady. ~Knee Deep, *Steel
knight, Bantam. Teddy's Comet. sClap In,
dMar Lee. Evening Shadow and dMad
Mooney.
A-Willis Sharpe Kilmer entry.
b-RaI Parr-W. H. Lipscomb entry.
de Mar Stock Farm entry.
Field.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; claiming;
i-year-Olds and up; 112 miles.
Minton Parke) 4.60 BIO 40
Sickle Bill tWagner) $50 800
Peppery tWestrope) $40
Time, 2:35a5.
Also ran-MotheI, Dark Conquest and
Ardor.
SEVENTH RACE--Purse. 81. 900: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up: "A miles.
Piaymore "a. Schmidc 1880 900 3.6O
Wild Count IN Sarno) 1I.OO $50
Giittering q. Westrope) 29O
Time 2:Oy.
Also ran--Some Boy, Wittekind. Iheat-
sninK. Dutch Uncle, Bomar and Siempre.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
Libel Charges Pending.

PENDING were criminal libel charges
brought on behalf Of Gov. Quinn
and William E. Beehan, New York
advertising man, against the turfman.
publisher, and petition to put the
track under q receivership, filed by .
minority stockholder.
O'Hara was ordered held for the
grand jury yesterday on Quinn's
charge that he called the Governor
"a - liar" in his newspaper, tho
Providence Star-Tribune. A hearing
on the Beehan complaint Is scheduled
for September %.
Henry Grove filed the receivership
petition before the Racing Commission
ordered the tracks license suspended
and endangered the tracks principal
assets"
Evening star., 1937-09-19
SANDL0TTERS ACTIVE
Three Games Listed This Week in
Natcap Federation.

Tomorrow the National Capital
Base Ball Federations week k-day league
championship series begins with
game between the Pepco and Rail-
road Retirement mines on the South
Ellipee.
On Tuesday Boiling Field and
O'Donnelfs Grill meet on the South
Ellipse while the National Savings
aggregation battles the Federal Bu-
reau Of Investigation on the North
Elllpse. All games will start at 4:30
tn the afternoon.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
Third Recent Fatality.

RACK of the three leaders at the
finish in order trailed c. v. Whit.
ney's The Chief and Dauber. the
Wheatley Stables Quick Devil, Mae
feet from De Witt Pages Maemere
Farm and Natoma Stables Bright
News.
Sky Larking was the third famous
horse to be destroyed in recent years
At Belmont Park. The Whealey Sta
ble's Dark Secret had to be DESTROYED
after winning the 1884 Jockey Club
Gold Cup, and Mrs. John Bosley's
Chase Me met the same fate during
the running Of the Metropolitan Han
dacap the same year.
The death of Mrs. Mars ace took
some OF the interest away from the
sixty-eighth running of the Jerome
Handicap, tn which Myron Selznick's
12-to-l shot, Pasha, defeated eight
other 3-year-olds in a mile race for
1880.
Ridden by Lester Balaski, Pasha
closed fast to finish half length
IN front Of the heavily backed Regal
Lily, Walter M. Jeffords' Man O. war
nlly. The latter just managed to
nose out w. H. Gallagher's pace
setting Rudie in the battle for run
ner-up honors.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
FOURTH RACE-DARK HOPE,
MOWER, SIR EMERSON.

j. w. Y. Martins ancient fellow.
DARK HOPE. is the best bet on
this card. He is dropped into a
soft spot and gets a very good
break in the weight arrangements.
He may have little trouble with
MOWER, but figures to outlast
him at these weights.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
COUNT TETRARCH, FLAG
STONE

SUN CAPTOR invades the Free
State after a Western campaign
ana the old gelding looks very fit.
He will be right at home at this
distance and against this COM
pany and looks like a nice invest
ment.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
SEVENTH RACE-UNCLE LES
TER, JOLYON, SAXOPAL

The closing event of the day
brings up likely looking pros
pect, when UNCLE LESTER OPP
poses a cheap crowd in q route
test. He gets in with a feather
TO carry and looked very good
the other day in his last workout.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
PAWTUCKET RACE
ROMP FOR SHARK
$4,000 See Mrs. 0'Hara's
Star Win All Way in
Closing Feature.
By the Associated Pres.

by IIlt ASSOCIHttu PreSS.
~ AWTUCKET, R. T., September
- 18.-The Wheatley Stables
Shark made a runaway of the
mile and three-sixteenths
Rochambeau Handicap today as the
last program of Narrangansett Park s
stormy Summer meeting was run off
for $4,000 crowd
The tracks license for a late Fall
meeting has been suspended by the
Rhode Island Racing Association as
a result of its differences with Walter
E. O'Hara, Narrangasett's managing
director.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
::z4<'5KzE@88&Hi{
Selections Jor fast track at HaUre de Grace tomorrow
(BEST BET-DARK HOPE)
FIRST RACE-JUNGO, DOF
RENE, NYMPH.

A band of Maryland bred maiden
youngsters are striving for this
prize, with the young gelding,
JUNGO, shaping up as the best
looking of the lot. He hasn't raced
more than a month, but showed
some very good form in his work.
outs.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
FIFTH RACE-YELLOW TULIP.
CORONIUM, RECUSSION.

YELLOW TULIP is in grand
shape and meets the kind of COM
pany she can trim. She is giving
away weight, but is speedy enough
to afford it at this distance.
SIXTH RACE-SUN CAPTOR,
Evening star., 1937-09-19
Pit Bull, Scoring First Turf
Victory, Outsteps Big Field
In Eastern Shore Handicap
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
T IAVRE DE GRACE, Md, Sep
- tember ia. G. Wander
bilt's Pit Bull, q colt that
- \ never had won before, out
stepped 18 other 2-year-olds today
in the 6-furlong Eastern Shore Handi-
cap, race that has launched many
great horses on their careers.
The bay son Of Bull Dog-Bourse-
camp, under the skillful handling of
Jockey Sammy Renick, went to the
front a few leaps after the start,
which, because of the large field, was
from tape barrier instead of the
usual starting gate.
II there was anything in the big
field that could have overtaken the
swift-starting youngster it was caught
in the ruck and couldn't find racing
room.
Townsend B. Martins Bigey, second
choice of the betters, trailed the leader
all the way around and drove up with
in length Of him at the finish to take
place money.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
NEIHOFF PILOTS AGAIN.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September 10
Rl.-Bert Neihoff will return next
year as manager OF the Louisville
Colonies Of the American Association.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
JOCKEY IS KILLED
AS WIFE WATCHES
Death of Erwin, Victim of
Spill, First in History of
Fair Grounds.
Pv the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
~ ETROIT, September 18.-
While his wife looked on in
horror. 28-year-old Jockey
- Sydney Erwin Of Dallas, Tex,
was thrown to his death today when
his mount, Charley Dawn, stumbled
over 3 fallen horse in the fourth race
at the Fair Grounds.
1t was the first fatality in the his
tory of the track.
In the feature race, the $4,000 SAL
Ian Cup Handicap, Oddesa Helen,
crack Oddesa 2year-old f1lly, won in
a driving finish with Busy Morn sec
ond by half a length and Fairfax
third head back of Busy Morn.
Last When Mishap Befalls.
IN THE fourth race as the field hit
the stretch Charley Dawn was run
ming last. Busy Lutrecia moved up
alongside Sablin. Wild Pigeon drew
up on the outside of Busy Lucretia.
Jockey Bobby McCarty, on Busy
Lucretia, saw that his mount was
going to be crowded and tried to pull
her back. AS he did SO she tripped
on the heels of Wild Pigeon and went
down, throwing McCarty. Charley
Dawn was directly in back of Busy
Lucretia and pitched forward over the
fallen horse. Erwin shot into the air
and landed on his head. McCarty was
unhurt.
Erwin was veteran Of eight years
riding. He is survived by his widow
and l1-month-old son. An inquest
into the death will be held Sunday.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
Suspension Brings Showdown.

SUSPENSION Of the license brought
- what appeared to be final show
down. In battle that has ripped this
little State with accusations and
denias. In many quarters 1t was
expected track interests would seek
court review on the commissions
order.
Silence from the O'HarA camp met
the order, which WAS effective at
Z pm.
Edward T. Hogan, one Of O'Harav
attorneys, said only:
There Is nothing contemplated n
the moment"
Earlier O'Hara was quoted by .
spokesman as willing Ito rest my case
in the courts and let the issue take
legal course"
Evening star., 1937-09-19
SECOND RACE-MAESAK, MAY
SUPREME, PRESIDENTIAL,

MAESAK appears as the one
to bag the laurels in the q
year-old sprint. The racer has
Evening star., 1937-09-19
THIRD RACE-PATSEY BE-
GONE, DEFLATE, WARRIOR
OFTEN

In her last race, which was at
Narragansett two weeks ago,
PATSEY BECOME tired in the
closing stages after showing fine
speed in 6-furlong sprint. The
racer is In much better shape now
after her short rest.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

Legal Light Is Third.
n AL PARIS Legal Light finished
third, a position this colt held
throughout the race. Bomar Stables
Evening star., 1937-09-19
Race Selections
Have De Grace Fast.

nave de Grace fa@).
BY the Louisville Times.
bold Stroke, Jungo, Nymph.
2-Time to Spare. Acute, Maesak.
3-Patsy Begone, Debate, Phlox.
4-Mower, Dark Hope, Sir Emerson.
5-Recussion, Yellow Tulip, Coronium
6-Silent Shot, Sun Captor, Shot and
Shell
7-Boosel, Saxopal, skyride.
Best bet-Silent Shot.
Consensus at Havre De Grace (Fast).
BY the Associated Press.
Doris Rene, Bold Stroke. Anne Nc
Ginity.
2-Time to Spare, Puddles, Sunny
Fields.
3-Warrior Queen, Debate, Phlox.
4-Mower, Capt. Cal, Dark Hope
5-Yellow Tulip, Miss Marlboro, Busy
X
6-Count Tetrarch, Albuquerque, First
Pigeon.
7-Boosel, Saxopal, Skyride.
Best bet-Yellow Tulip.
Rockingham (Fast)
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Laddie Stone, High Polish, Lotta
Fun.
2-Fidelis, Pampered, Westys Duke.
3-Mary Senate, Open Up, Helmer.
4EAdvocator, Dark Beau, Tinder Box
5-Gilbert Elston, Hunterdon, Chancer
6-Legion, Thumbs Down, Moisson.
Garden Message, Sighting Bar, q
Demon.
s-Founder, Grandpas Boy, El Puma
Best bet-Garden Message.
Rockingham Park Consensus (Fast).
BY the Associated Press.
1-Laddie Stone, Lottafun, Dedication.
2-Fidelis, Westys Duke, Makeit.
3-Open Up, Mary Senate, Helmar.
4-Advocator, Sun Capture, James N.
5-Far Cry, Lost Friend, Hunterdon.
6-Tarping, Legion, Crestonian.
7-U Lemon, Gallant Pat, Garden Mes
sage.
8-Leonard Wilson, El Puma, Ameri-
can Belle.
Best bet-U Demon.
Belmont (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
Alarming, Gold Infinite Lady, Gold
Knightess.
2-Unfailing, Bitter Berry, Perfect
Devil.
3.-Mountain Ridge, Nedayr, En-
chanted.
4-Dressy, Talma Dee, Four Eleven.
5.-Moonton, Early Settler, Pageboy.
Gold Cross. Wise Dart, Maxine F.
Best bet-Mountain Ridge.
Belmont Park Consensus East.
BY the Associated Press.
Gold Knightess, Jane Vito, Infinite
Lady.
2-Bitter Berry, Unfailing, Perfect
s-Mountain Ridge, Gallery God, Blind
Eagle.
4-Dressy, Fitter, Four Eleven.
5-Moontop, Sun Lamp, Pageboy.
6-Bonsoif, Onrush, Wise Dart.
Best bet-Moonton.
Hawthorne (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
Mythical King, Minstrel Star, Bre-
vard
2-Well Heeled, Dark Tyrant, Can
teron.
3-Wise Princess, King June, Honey
Roll
4-Inscona, Festoon, Chauvenet.
5-Wee Emma, Irish Ford, Mindreader.
6-Conrad Mann, Frontier, Disarray.
Board Trade, zebulo, Captain Jinks.
8-Muscle In. Hammel, Parity.
Best bet-Wise Princess.
Detroit East.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Ladino, Scrip Money, Credulous.
2-Thistle Red, Mere Blaze, Broadway
Girl.
3-Miss Mascara, Zulu Lad, Red Brook.
4-Jaybeejay, Servant Pride, Blagden.
5-Late Day, Eddie H., Vertner.
6-Verakee, Imperial Scout, Fly Me.
7-Paralda, David w., Nessus.
8-Volta Maid, Sweet Tokalon, Miss
Capers.
Best bet-Verakee.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
War Admiral's Mark Stands.

war Aum1TdI N1ark SLdDOSs
DIT BULL, carrying only 1O5
pounds, ran steady race but his
time was only average for the fast
track 1t was / minute 13 seconds, two
seconds short of the mark War Ad-
miral set last year, but good enough
to win $12,075 net in first prize
money for the Vanderbilt stable.
Some of the thoroughbreds that
used the Eastern Shore, an important
Fall test for juveniles, as stepping
stone to great racing careers were
Hourless, Norwich, Canter, Osmand,
Neddie, Equipose and War Admiral.
Only two fillies have won the race
Constancy in 1919 and Careful in 1920.
Two were in the contest today
Evening Shadow, which managed to
save seventh place, and Roman Lady,
daughter Of Cohort, which came in
fifteenth.
Encouraged by sunny weather, ap-
proximately $4,000 fans were out for
the first Saturday program of the H.
day meeting which opened here yes
terday.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
O'HARA IS SILENT
ON RACING CUSTER
Nothing Contemplated for
Time Being Says Lawyer
of Turf MoguI.
BY the Associated Press.

by tHe AxsOClHtSd PrtSS.
~ ROvIDENCE. r. l., September
- l8.-Less than an hour after
the current race meet closed
4 tonight at Narragansett Park,
the State Racing Commission clamped
down = suspension Of the tracks
license in An order that also called
for removal Of Walter E. O'Hara a.
managing director by September 30.
Chairman Francis J. Herman Of
the Racing Commission said the srs-
pension was indefinite" but it is ex-.
pected to cover the Fall meet at the
Pawtucket track-one Of the richest
In the Nation-which Is scheduled to
open October Is.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

shown more speed than any of
these and can beat by turning
in a true effort.