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Evening star., 1937-09-05
T|MON|UM OFFERS
TODAY RACE MEET
Track Is Refurbished for
Start TomorroW-Jump-
ers in Daily Events.
Ey the Associated Press

bS the Associated PleSS.
~ ALTIMORE, September A.
- Meryland's half-mile tracks
enjoying the best season in
- years, begin their last lar
Monday at nearby Timonium
Marlboro's meeting, success de-
spite flood waters which forced can
collation. Of one days program, ended
today. Timonium's 10 days of racing
will be held in connection with the
Maryland State Fair.
The four 1-mile tracks begin opera
ton September II and run until No
vember 90
Timonium's opening day feature i
$500 event for 4-year r-olds and up
at 6l2 furlongs. Steeplechase horses
which have been idle since the Bel All
meeting, will feature one race daily
at Timonium.
Many Track improvements.
A NUMBER Of improvements have
been made at the track, includ-
ing new judges stand, new stewards
ceaA1A. 4AC" oCSl OGd1 dllu I'LL
enlarged mutuel department.
Matt Dagger is general manager TO,
the meeting. Other officials include
Stewards, Robert Walden, A. c. Wes-
ton and J. P. Woke; judges, F. H
Parks, John P. Turner. jr., and John
Brennan; racing secretary, Edward
j. Brennan; paddock judge, P. T
Roache; starter, Ira Gregory: patrol
Judge, William Jennings, and track
veterinarian, Henry J. Mccarthy.
Jockeys expected for the races in
clude M. Berg, E. Scott, F. Kelly, w
Cook. E. Kilgore, A. Gather, G. Nc
Mullen, L. Pikor. L. Garrett. A. Tryon
w. Snyder, J. Booker, T. Fowler and
E. De Mayo.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
Narragansett Park
Results

By the Associated Press.
s.sI;;us ins; s-ye,I:s!d. and up; 8 iSS!onss.
s@ %ins.s sDe4t s.f1fel fei.hn.n 'o .sc ;sc Il" "a"
D'f Time, M.ns:l III, twsolh We $50
DouElss F., Grandma's Boy, Gene Arrow
She Knows and sainted.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
s.st iSssn seco%b: s%s sP' 4s!c s'Hst isso
Tuttie"rio Np.s, cpsb.on, $40 s.sc 80
Time. 1:11b.
Also ran-BfistIe, Wise Kins. wax wing.
Speed Limit. saxlen, Askaris, Sandy Beach
~ % 'D.ls Double paid .27a.4oo
THIRD RACE-Pur.e. 81. 900: claiming;
SS;tye.fn.olds and ~; Il miles.
o''m0ef'0''se' 's'e'en'os, s.so ,ao aeo
Trassat tseheih) '''o go 40
Jerry s. CMcCadden) 10
Also ran-Grand Jester, Whipperer.,k.r,
Hold Out Reya! Flight. Chilly Ibbie, Wild
Count TOP Shell and Hours End.
..P Popsna Dsl.s sHeeIss s1G6o a.ns
$ees!:ss;. :i:::.' 'mecens, ,,,o 4.eo $50
a.r%.r. Mann i"esas's ests1en.oo 4Ao s.so sS
Also rsn-Party Spirit, Bubblesome.
Lady Hirloss. Marson and Bay Bubble.
FIFTH RACE-The New Engiand Oaks;
purse, 5000 added; 3-year-oid flIies;
savaxe Beauty twaxr) 1920 $50 500
Trina tMcCombs) $40 1dO
Careful Miss lie Blanc) 1920
Time, 1:45h.
Teddy's Star, Navarro and Shootin, Hin
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claiming;
the Perry Claiming Handicap: 3-year-oids
Buster Boy Duffy $50 $50 $50
Gala Clay IF. A. Smith) $50 80
Buck Lanshorne Machado) 2.4O
Ai,o r.n-IIndomitable. Tuxbo.t Frank
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; claim
inE; 3-year-olds: l IL miles.
Square tMcCombs) 1910 1880 $50
Sir Ref lie Blancl 1l.OO 40
Mis-: Ponne !SchmidD $50
Also ran-Fiyinr Play, Light Chatter.
Beau Edvina. MaIurka, Genaibi. Putzen
and Van Nuyx.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
dMiri. Bun tschsihj 40 40 $50
dHarry's Dim tMcCombs3.40 400 $40
Bank Holiday ,Bierman $40
Also ran-Brisht Melody. onus, Sun
Drops. Reckless. Palatine, Sun Abbot. Wise
Dera and Boosel.
dead heat for win.
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Marlboro Results

FIRST RACE-Purs., $500; claiming;
fti 1rS up: 81 fa5iSn's
Ginger HackIe {Cusim.no) $50 $50
Chafteress Cook 1900
Also ran-DoIled Up. Conventional. Run
Ains Water, Lacrosse and Little Whisk.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500; claiming;
a-year-olds and up; So furlongs; ,o
Brief tKilxore) $50 2.9O S30
Ado tMcMullen) 3.4O S.O
Simple Singer tGaither) $50
Also ran-Iook Forward. Brown Vixen
and Fair Sun.
THIRD RACE-Purse, 500; claiming;
s-year- -oIds and upi 81 furIonEs.
Nimule PikoD 11.so SO 800
Keyed Up tKelly) $40
Also ' ranAL.dy Windsor, Pack.way,
a"ee tbails % Double S spsia4o paid sao.4oo
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500; claiming;
e-year-olds and up; 611 furlonss.
f.sty fm, Ss.n.i Can .ke1GI, epIpor, 40 sec S sSS
Time, 1:26h.
VA AisS Sb.t 1annoSEneG. and MdnoIerue s''o'' u'
L
and up; ia miles.
Fife Delpino) 31.7O 2O.00 500
Counterpass McMullen) gao I.g0
Sky Ride tScocca) $50
Time. 1888.
Also ran-Ardor. Happy Road, Penway.
Our Ship and Wittekind.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 500; claiming:
S-year-olds and up: IL miles.
Huppy tGaither) 22.9O $50 $50
Fair Billy (Kilgoroe) $40 4.2O
Stepee (Kelly) $50
Time. 1:561b.
Also ran-Dash In. Lucky Turn, James
EaIkeld, Jim Brown and Broomoney.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 500: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; A miles.
$40 $50 $40
Carver (KelIy) 4.1O 3.!O
Au Folly tKilgore) 4.4O
Time. 2:0824.
Also ran-Taunton. Ben Gay. Jack Low
and Gay Lass.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
LATE DRIVE TELLS
IN 18TH BAY SHORE
Hanger Colt Nips RainIand,
Long Shot-Yemasee Is
First Over Jumps.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
n 1EW YORK, September He
M Did. a 4-year-old colt which
races IN the colors OF Arnold
Hanger Of Lexington, KY, was
called upon today to beat field of
seven Of the best sprinters that could
be assembled for the thirteenth Bay
Shore Handicap at Aqueduct-and
he did.
The son OF -Dinah ran
the 6l2 fur!ongs in 1:l8, only three
fifths OF second slower than the
track record. to whip 2O-to-l dark
horse" Rainland, from the Shandon
Farm of Richard and Patrick Nash
OF Chicago, Mrs. Ethel Jacobs Chilean
colt, Caballero End, F. A. Burton's
Western Star. Deliberator, and Ap-
pealing, the colt that ran the fastest
s fHlongs of the year at Suffolk
Downs in July.
He Did Wins Going Away.
He DID trailed in third place as the
.Millsdale Stables Mower, which
was placed on the outside at the
start cut out a fast pace for the
flrst half mile Then Rainland
moved up and took command on the
stretch turn. Jocky Lester Balaska
worked his mount up to CHALLENGING
position and as the field Strengthened
away for the stretch run brought He
Did up on the outside. The Hanger
color-bearer caught Rainland a fur
long from home and won going away
by a full length.
Caballero End, outrun at the start,
closed with tremendous burst Of
speed, to nose out Mower for third
place. Deliberator, backed down to
2-to-l fsvoritism by the crowd Of
$4,000, ran a poor race and finished
fifth. The victory was worth s5O50
to the winner.
Yemasee Takes Chase.
THOMAS HITCHCOCK Yemasee.
held at 18 to 5. gained an easy
victory in the $4,000 added Glendale
Steeplechase Handicap, beating the
favored Galsac from Mrs Payne Whit
ney's Greentree Stable. by four
lengths with the Brookmeade Sta
ble's National Anthem third. GaIsac
had plenty of speed and took the
fences handily as he established
new track record Of 4:472-5 for the
steeplechase course of about 21a
miles.
Gean Canach, owned by J. D Nor
ris, closed with a rush, to nose out
Silver State Stables Star Shadow
and Herman Phillips Fair Stein in
a three-horse blanket finish Of the
$4,000 Stony Brook claiming stakes.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
Lincoln Fields
Results

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Pur,e. $500: claiming;
,year-olds: furlongs
Piaybask lChalI 400 e4.so 1880
Jean Cloud tJ. Rich7rd) 1920 S,S0
A'oT1mS 'neSh, 500
Also ran-Gato. Cautiyo, Barbara s.,
Antrip' Green Country and Techy.
SECOND RACE-purse, $500; claiming.
3-yexr -oIds and uo; s furlopgs
i.ady oss Boo ,Ssan 'Marin,l,n 1920 $50 $50 go
Forced Landing CowIey) asa
Tint l:1"2S
In.eo! Ms. We5e Moten. assr Msfi:a Mss.r'se .ss
The Rev. ~"
,rd THIRD Ill. RAcE-Purse. -Purse. $780, s-ye.r-old.
t1Iry tInt;. n; NJ, ,RiSha,H jM., 1880 50" $50
onT1.eIioi .nSas) i.?O
=. Also ran-Mousetrap. Judge Blake, Bav
Memor and Dandy Jay.
FOURTH RACE-Pur.e, $500. .,,ox.
aances; 2-year:olds: 6 furlonss.
sssssp4lns sl.,s !ReS.rtJ ''' s:sc s:sc ssa ssa
sun victor Haas $50
Also ran-Kine June, Mr.. Grief, F1yin.
Zac and Wild Phara
=, EiETH RACE--Calumet Handicap. purse,
81 800: 3-year-olds and up 6 furionss.
Bten Fait fSouth) 1a4O 3iO 90
Marica tDotterl $50 IaO
Miss Dolphin q. Richard 3.6O
Time. I:1OtH.
Also ran--Pert Laddie. a Sir Emerson,
Solar Hawk and Reapins
a-Vaidina Farm entry.
SIXTH RACE-The LasalIe H.ndic,n.
purse. $4,000 added: 3-year-olds and up:
La miles.
W.terspiash Jacobs $500 1880 500
Delior tDotter) 40 3do
me 0ueen Soutn) $50
Time. 1:S1&t.
Also ran-Eaxle Pass and Rushaway.
SEVENTH RACE Handicap. purse,
81 800: claiming: 3-year-olds and up:
2ls miles.
Redress (RyAn) 400 rIO 10
Golden Nut q; Rich.rO $40 80
Mi, MACK tDotter $50
Time, 3:d5.
Also ran-MonocIe, Herbar and Fair
Prospect.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim :
inx; 3.year-olds and up: n miles.
EASY Sailing RYAN, 1880 $50 100
Mardromel tDotter) 500 100
Flip Flap tChalD 30
Time. 1:45as.
Also rAn-Swamp ANGEL Denbixh. Look
about and Water Cure.
Evening star., 1937-09-05

mont to beat next year. Trainer
Tom Smith is anxious to get the
Son of Hard Tack to the coast, so that
he may have a rest before the start OF
training for the Anita Handicap.
This is the season of the year when
mares get good. Esposa was highly
successful at Saratoga and Fair
Knightess won stakes on two success
sive Saturdays at Narragansett Park.
Fair Knightess is raced by her breeder,
H. c. McGeehee Of Virginia, and will
be seen on the Maryland tracks this
Fall.
TMON1UM opens its gates tomor-
- row. Labor Day, for its Today
meeting. Several thousand dollars
have been spent for Improvements.
The little track has an excellent
steeplechase course, and there also
will be real fair, with honest-to-
goodness prizes. II you tire Of the
ponies you may try your hand at
cake baking.
Big time racing is just around the
corner. The bugle blows at the
"Graw" September II.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
COUNTY BOWLERS BUSY.

Three bowling leagues in Mont
gomery County are scheduled to hold
meetings this week. The Bethesda
Mems loop will meet Tuesday at the
Bethesda Alleys, the Bethesda Business
Mems League on Wednesday at the
Boulevard Alleys and the Montgomery
County Ladies League on Thursday,
also at the Boulevard Alleys. All meet
ings will start at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
VIRGINIA SOX ACTIVE.

The Virginia White Sox viii play
the Hume Springs team in an Old Do
minion League double-header 1t Hume
Springs today. the first game starting
ut 1880 o'clock Tomorrow the Sox
Will meet the Park Lane A.. G. at
Baileys Cross Roads 1t 3 o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
GAME LITTLE PAGER
Barbara Volo, Hurt in Fall, Gets
Up to Win Two Heats.

DENVER (P.-This little lady real
ly deserved great big hand.
Barbara Volo, pacing mare owned
by Vernon Lindblad of Denver, tum-
bled half way over the fence and
was pinioned by the sulkey when
one of her rein straps broke at q
City Park driving meet
The mare, only slightly hurt. was
pulled back onto the track and won
the next two heats and the race.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
DETROIT lEaat,
NARRAGANSETT PARK NssD.
BY WALLACE DUKE

DETROIT Fast).
By the Louisville Times.
FIRST RACE-Lalino, lima Count, Kindred
Spirit.
SECOND RACE-Encircle, Debate, Erb.
THIRD RACE-Miss Mars, Brilliant Play,
Texas Boy.
FOURTH RACE-FyinE Dere. Be Biz,
Toni.
FIFTH RACE-Mishty Sweet, Fairfax.
Odessa Helen.
SIXTH RACE-Paradisica1. Professor Paul,
Tempestuous.
SEVENTH kACE-Baek Fence. Proposing,
Paralda.
EIGHTH kACE-MottIed, Lucky Foot, Sir
Ajax.
Best bst-Back Fence.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
Fife Jolts Talent at Marlboro He Did Annexes A0ueduct
FORCED into RACE,
LON||C SHOT SCORES
Stewards Had Refused to
Let Mare Out Of Stella
Dallas, Last Feature.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

opOClSl OlspdtCu W Inc StdI.
n r ARLBORO, Md, September 4.
M Trainer Dick Smith at
Vf tempted all day to scratch
1 L Mrs. H. r. Smiths Fife from
the Stella Dallas Handicap, closing
ll-f6-mile feature Of racing at this
course, and when the stewards refused
to let the mare out of the race she
went out and sped the distance in
l55 to down seven opponents and pay
S3l70.
The result was distinct shock to
the 5000 fans in attendance, the
majority having pinned their hopes on
Arder, one that finished far back.
Mrs w. H. Denham's Sky Ride set
the pace for half. She couldn't
shake off Fife and when they left the
back lane, the ultimate winner raced
to the front to score handily. Mrs.
J. l.. Furr's Counterpass closed with
rush to take second money from Sky
Ride.
Peggy Can Pays Virginians.
he numerous VlrglnlanS IN the
crowd cleaned up when Peggy Can,
owned by G. G. Waugh, jr of the
Old Dominion State, ran of with the
District of Columbia purse. secondary
feature. run over the 6l2-furlong route.
Backed almost to the exclusion of the
seven other starters, Peggy Can paid
$40.
Despite severe rains, which cut deep
ly into the first two days attendances,
rs we'll as resulting in the loss of the
scheduled third days sport, General
Manager Joseph B. Boyle of the South
ern Maryland Agricultural Fair As
sociation said that attendance and
wagering for the session ending today
was good enough to result in profit.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
RACE-Purse. S4OO: claiming:
& and un. Ahnut i milAa
TRAVEL FOR POLO GAME.

WARRENTON, Va. September
R.-The Fauquier-L -Loudoun polo
team will meet the Green Spring VAL
ley quartet at Baltimore tomorrow
and Monday. The squad will include
r. ]. Kirkpatrick, Ltncol.l Brigham,
Henry g. Skinner and John 2. walker.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
81 f{z{$&&5fRzEE{ 68HEEHf{
Selections for Fast Track at NaraganSett Park
BEST BET-HEELFIY

FIRST RACE-PALM ISLAND,
MELODY LANE, SPICY.
PALM ISLAND showed plenty
Of speed in route test here last
week, but needed that effort for
a final tightener. MELODY
LANE is on the improve and can
get the second share here. SPICY
is better than the rest.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
ASK TURF AID IN COURT
Hollywood Clubmen Fight State
Commission for Dates,

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, September 1
R).-The Hollywood Jockey Club
went to the Supreme Court today in an
attempt to get racing dates for its new
track in Broward County
The court ordered the State Racing
Commission to show cause by Friday
why the club should not be given per-
mission to conduct meet February 8
to March "a.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
SECOND RACE-HOT CAKE,
MAKE 1T. CANDIMATE.

HOT CAKE was making up
plenty Of ground in his race
Wednesday and looks like q safe
one to cop the prize in this event.
MAKE IT gets nice weight pull
and can snare second honors.
CANDIMATE has been looking
pretty good but Is packing too
much weight to do better than
third,
Evening star., 1937-09-05

TINE half me will not downed Bela
successful meeting
VIII go into and the the track Thursday
the addition the
little half
Ohio The island
loads OF mud debris
be started Wal Donovan former president
OF Racing Commissioners heads
the stewards which nsue clean
Evening star., 1937-09-05
SALLY's B00TER IN VAN,

SEATTLE, September 4 [P.-Sallys
Booter, . 5-to-l shot, ridden by Tim
Sena, came from behind to win the
third annual 10000 Longacres mile
at Longacres race track today before
10000 persons.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
THIRD RACE-MASKED GAL,
LADY THATCHER, COUNT

MASKED GAL had tough luck
the other day, getting OF to q
very slow start In her sprint. She
made up plenty of ground but
couldn't quite catch the leader.
LADY THATCHER likes the 6
furlongs distance and may be pref
ty close up at the wire. COUNT
DEAN can take the small end of
the purse.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
EIGHTH RACED o R MID
BRASS MONKEY, VITAMIN b.

The Araho Stables willing router,
DORM1DO. is coming along to top
shape now and is just about ready
to trim this kind Of opposition.
BRASS MONKEY is in good condi-
ton after much work and will be
able to make the decision close.
VTTAM1N B Is good 1t this route
and viii be In the money.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
F|LLY F|ELDP PACED
BY YSAVACE BEAUTY.
Scores by Length in New
England Oaks, Feature
at Narragansett.
By the Associated Press

By the Associa ted Press.
DAwTUcKET, R. l.. September
- 4.-Moving steadily through
the last half mile, Savage
Beauty carried the red and
yellow silks of Branncastle Farm to
a length victory over seven Ally rivals
in the second running of the New
England Oaks before 10000 specta-
tors today at Narragansett Park.
Never far of the early pace, the g.
year-old daughter of Challenger IL
Khara responded willingly to joey
Wagner's urging to hold OF D. J..
Sullivan HIS stretch-running Trina,
with Watson Elliot's Careful Miss an
other two and half lengths to the
rear for show The race, run in q
light shower. was timed in 1881.
Victory Second Straixht.
THE victory was Savage Beauty's
second straight and her fourth
start Of the season. Thereby she
earned $4,43o to boost her 1887 earn
ings to $500. Overlooked in the
betting, Savage Beauty paid 1920,
$3.50 and $500 in the 50 mutuek.
Trina returned s6.l0 and $40 for
place. while Careful Miss, longest shot
in field, refunded 5000 to show.
Navarro. from the Tall Tree Sta
bic. finished fourth, a neck back of
Careful Miss, while Mrs. K. N. Gilpin S
Ieddy's Star Drawbridge, even
money favorite from the Wheatley
Stable, Dixiana's Shootm' High and
w. s. Kilmer's Sun Celerina followed
in that order.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
FOURTH RACE-MIX WELL,
PATSEY BECOME, TOP TAX

M1XWELL Is getting back to his
recent sharp form and Is about
ready to capture q prize against
this kind Of opposition. PATsEY
BECOME will be the one to watch
and stands a chance of pulling an
upset. TOP TAX looks pretty
safe for q part Of the split.
Evening star., 1937-09-05

at NdTlDOIO, among Lnem ftOOL, lelC
| for the opening at Wheeling.
THE powers that be are busily agi-
tating for new apprentice rule.
The idea. which seems to be good
one, is to protect the boy as well as
the public. At present youngsters
gallop horses a couple of months and
the next thing you know they are in
the saddle riding for or against your
| money II the new rule goes into
effect the apprentice must spend a
year in training before he is allowed
to accept a mount in a race.
Some of the leading jockeys now are
mere boys. They are poor judges Of
pace, and not muscular enough to ride
a strong finish On a front runner
that is easy to handle they shine, but
with heavy-headed horse they are
like ship without rudder
Snapper" Garrison, who was with
out peer when it came to riding a
finish, was man. Fred Taral, the
Flying Dutchman," was strong
enough to ride wild horse Spencer,
called the "Ice Man" because he could
and would draw the finishes very fine
and never bat an eye; Tod Sloan.
"Skeets" Martin and others of the
gay COS" era were fully matured.
There were two colored jockeys at
that time who could hold their own
with the best. Willie Sims, who rode
for the Dwyer brothers, who ran their
Brooklyn butcher shop into powerful
racing stable and the control OF the
Gravesend race track. and Lonny
Clayton, who came out of the West
to ride that great horse, Ornament.
Both Of these boys had the respect Of
racing fans OF the East and West
Today there Is not colored boy Of
note riding on any track in the United
States.
MORE than one western horse
man will be glad to know that
Sea Biscuit will 60 in the Narragan-
sett Special instead Of the Hawthorne
Gold Cup. The special. which is for
$4,000, will be run September II,
and the champion of Americas han
dicap horses Is sure to 60 to the post
short-priced favorite. There seems
little If any chance for the proposed
match race between Sea Biscuit and
War Admiral. Owner Riddle has
plenty of money. The Admiral will
not be hurried in his comeback. and
there's a little matter Of 100000 that
Sea Biscuit missed getting by inches
this Winter. There will be no Rose
Evening star., 1937-09-05
REDS RECALL CATCHER.

CINCINNATI, September 3 R.-
Cincinnati has recalled from Syracuse
Catcher Gilly Campbell, last years
second-string backstop.
Evening star., 1937-09-05

10 T.. Uetp1nO, DnO pnOLed rye.
Race Selections
NARRAGANsETr PARK N.sD.
BY WALLACE DUKE.
FIRST RACE-spicy. Fooleu, Palm Island
SECOND RACE-Hot Cake, Flaming Belle,
John Tio.
THIRD RACE-Ms.ked Gal, Lady Thatcher,
Metaurus.
FOURTH RACE-MixvelL Dreei. Rourh
Party.
FIFTH RACE-Hish voltase, Tinderb box
Knisht's Haven.
SIXTH RACE-Heelhy. Up and Up. Fair
knishtess.
SEVENTH RACE-Miss Marlboro. Chaneer,
Peedeeaue.
EIGHTH RACE-Opoca. Choice Goods,
vitamin b.
Best bet-Hish Voltase.
NARRAGANSETT PARK FasD.
BY the Louisville Times.
AASoA hhSAS-T aim lsIAnH, MeIO0y Lane,
U. Demon.
SECOND RACE-Cantimate, Two Edsed,
Free.
THIRD RACE-Metaurus, Don Guxman,
Count Dean.
FOURTH RACE-Dreel Odd Blue, Rourh
Party.
FIFTH RACE-Knishts Haven, rinder
Box. swiveineck.
SIXTH RACE-Heel Fly. Fair Kntrbte,,.
Shark
SEVENTH RACE-The Singer, Peedeeou.,
Ramshead.
EIGHTH RACE-Dormido, opoeo. Brass
Monkey.
Best bethel FIy.
CONSENSUS AT NARRAGANsEr1 PARK
tFast).
BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Meiody Lane c. Demon,
Palm Island.
SECOND RACE-Hot Cake, John Tic.
Makeit.
THIRD RACE-Metaurus, Masked Gal,
Count Dean.
FOURTH RACE-Rourh Party. Top Tax,
Odd Blue.
FIFTH RACE-Knirhts Haven, Old Mas.
sau, Abaddon.
Sixth RACE-HeelAy. Sparta, Fair
Knishtess.
SEVENTH RACE-Mi.s Marlboro, Peedee-
que. The Singer.
EIGHTH RACE-Dormido. Opoca, Lurano.
Best bet-Hot Cake.
AoUEDUCr F..D.
By the Louisville Times.
FIRST RACE-No selections.
Grit and Grace.
THIRD RACE-satrapaI, Postsse Due, Fly.
anetta.
FOURTH RACE-Mount.in Ridre, Mill
Punch. Cravat
FIFTH RACE-Caballero II, strabo. Tho,
On.
SIXTH RACE-Pompete, Gold Cross
Ethels' Choice.
SEVENTH RAcE-Pre War. Aperitif, Speed,
Best bet-satrapal.
CONSENSUS AT AoUEDUcT Fast,.
By the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Misrule, Comm onvealth
Brisht Plumase.
SECOND RACE-Grit and Grace, Miss
Martis. Saucy Lass.
THIRD RACE-Satrapal. Parmelee r.
Postaxe Due.
FOURTH RACE-C.nt Wait, Mountain
Ridge, Chaps.
lero II.
SIXTH RACE-Ethers Choice, Pompete
Yelled Lady.
SEVENTH RACE-Ap.ritit Golden Seal,
Dutch Uncle.
Best bet-Satrapal
HAWTHORNE PARK Fast.
By the Louisville Times.
FIRST RACE-Two Brooms, watonxa. Sun
Image.
SECOND RACE-Board Trade, Repaid,
Prince Heather.
THIRD RACE-Nauxhty, Prum, Georse
Gable.
FOURTH RACE-Timberhne. Desrai. War
Fellow.
FIFTH RACE-VfsiSoth, Creech entry, Safe
and Sound.
SIXTH RACE-Teddy's Comet, co-,port.
Employer.
SEVENTH RACE-Toney Boy, Watercure,
Contrast.
EIGHTH RACE-Dig Gawk, Jay Wee, Fan.
dan.
NINTH RACE-Beleek, Mr.. James, Marie
Jean.
Bcst bst-Teddy's Comet,
Evening star., 1937-09-05
SIXTH RACIHEELFLY, FAIR
KNIGHTESS, SHARK.
SEVENTH RACE-M1SS MARL.
BORO, ROUGH DIAMOND,


MISS MARLBORO comes right
back after a smashing race Thurs
day, in WHICH she was barely beaten.
The filly drops six pounds for this
encounter and should have a pretty
easy time of it. ROUGH DIAMOND
is going nicely now, but is giving
away too much weight to the first
choice. CHANGER will be a factor.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
Narragansett Park

Entries for Tomorrow.
By the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
TinOniu111
Entries for Tomorrow,

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claiming:
year -olds and up: about AZ {urlonek
Evening star., 1937-09-05
FIFTH RACE-KNIGHTS HAV-
EN-. ABADDON, TINDER

FIFTH RACE-KNIGHTS HAV-
EN-. ABADDON, TINDER
BOX.
KNIGHTS HAVEN won in i'm
pressive style last week and on the
basis of that performance gets
the call to beat this band of g.
year-olds. ABADDON likes this
route and will keep the top one
stepping fast all the way. TIN
DER BOX will figure in the split.
SIXTH RACE-HEELFLY, FAIR
KNIGHTESS, SHARK.
The safest bet on the card Is
HEELFLY, T. P. Morgan's colt
which is putting together pretty
good string Of wins. FAIR
KN1GHTESS is a classy nlly, but 1t
would be asking too much to ex-
pect her to beat the top one at
these weights. SHARK Is next best.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
Aqueduct
Entries for Tomorrow.

A J. Joyner-J H. Lewis entry.
b-5 pounds Claimed for rider
CT pounds claimed for rider
do pounds claimed for rider.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
FOURTH RACrThe Babylon HAnhi-
an: purSe, So 500 added. 2-year-nlds:

b-Mrs. w. Plunket Stewart entry. g..
&C. V. Whitney entry.
FIFTH RACE-The Aaueduct Handicap:
purse. $4,000 added; 3-year-ol and up;
Evening star., 1937-09-05
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81. 100: claim
in& 3-year-oldS and up i. miles.

xApprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and fast.
Evening star., 1937-09-05

BY the Associated Press
n Jew YORK, September He
nj Did. 4-year-old colt, which
Y races IN the colors OF Arnold
Hanger of Lexington XIV was
Evening star., 1937-09-05

SECOND RACE-Purse $1,000, claim
ng: 2-year-olds: illies; maidens fur