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Evening star., 1937-10-03
SOCCER SEASON NEARS

With four outstanding teams az a
nucleus and applications from four
others, the Recreation Soccer League
will complete arrangements for the
coming season at a meeting Tuesday
night slated to start at 7:30 o'clock
In room 313 Of the District Building
Applications from other teams will
be received at that time.
Meanwhile, pending start OF the
regular league season, soccer devotees
will get their first taste Of the sport
this afternoon when Heurichs and
Marlboro play practice game at 2:30
O'Clock at Marlboro.
Both Of those teams, Rosedale and
the Young Democrats already have
Joined the league for the coming
season while applications have been
received from Park View, Capital
Heights. Boiling Field and the Italian
Athletic Club.
Evening star., 1937-10-03

A T THIS point it was that E. steffen
on Discovery and Duke Bellizzi on
Cavalcade made their moves; they had
real runners under htem, but the fly
ing pacemaker showed no signs of
tossing in the sponge. Try as they
might they could not lessen the gap
separating them from the streak of
lightning that still held sway on the
front end Of the procession.
And, gentlemen. that is how they
finished; the colt I have been talking
about was invincible that day and
nothing in the field could seriously
menace him.
He won and in the final eighth was
pulling away from the pack with Dis
covery, Cavalcade and other top
notchers eating his dust.
He Travelled the six -furlong
distance in Ill and a fraction
and the next day headlines pro-
claimed his might.
No doubt about it, he was one of
the best, and this day surely he was.
Who was this brilliant colt that
scored such a smashing triumph that
day four years ago? His name already
has been forgotten as have hundreds
OF others. Here today and gone to-
morrow. The name Of the colt / have
been talking about was Chicstraw.
Now, do you remember?
1 only hope next Saturdays race
brings out as brilliant a performer as
Chicstraw was on that day four years
ago.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Rockingham Park
Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
8; S1ysar1oIds v;n old and up; furlenEs.
Soya S, Jams9 $50 go
Ne1ne NC sSarno! 40
dishment GAllIc. Bulstrode, Minnie. Bal
kanese. Lady Simpson. BRIGHT Don.
SECOND RACE-Pur,., $500; e,,,u,n,.
Es;:nsins ;:s;:. g q jonss5 sp' 11.so $50 40
"ouSekeepef may 500
Standard Time. Phone. -Upseedutch. Pick
Daiis Double Rde'i, paid d's se4e7oo
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 5000, claiming;
wise Player &c. Jsmesj 500 500 am
rop Tax .Sarnol 7.4O SEQ
Also rsn-Spurlin. Further. Hunterdon
Far Cry. Orphan Lass.
FOURTH RACE-The Colonel Arthur J.
Pierce Speed Handicap; purse So. 900 add.
cd and . silver cup; 3-year-olds and up;
H.nseo n1,onss NAV, 5000 % ~ :, %
Beefstezk CDeering) I24O 40
GaynBalko tSarnol loco
Gusto. Bachelor Dinner. Party Spirit, Ser
ceress. Trouper.
Revere Handieap;. 3-year-oIds / mile.
AdvOcator (Pollard) 300 q 90 . oO
Dark Beau (CubitD 5IO 3b0
Trina DeerinG) l.OO
Time, 1 :3S.
Also rar-Dunade. Sun Capture, Swivel
neck; Natty, Boy, Holluschickie, Middle
brook. Abaddon.
SIXTH RACE-The Tribune Handicsp;
purse, 81 900; 4-year-oIds and up; i mile.
Indomitable tSarno) $50 3SO
Buster Boy (Dufy) 3oO
Also ran-Reel On. Round Table, New
Deal.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming,
S-year-olds and up; Ii miles.
Rough Diamond
F Jones) 7-3O $50 ESQ
Wise Will( HiEhtshoe) 36O 2S0
The Singer (Cubitt) 2.8O
Also r.n-Gallant Eagie. Ramshead and
Thumbs Down.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3-year-olds and up: Il miles.
Il Puma (SArno) $50 40 3QO
Fidelis (DriscolD $50 43O
Gallant Pat (HightshOe) 29O
Also ran-Kapena. Palatine. Brass Mon
key, Zor. High Diver, Ernie Manner.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Nenov Races to World Record Easy Belmont Ftriy Victory
TIME OF 1:155} SET
FOR g. FURL0NCS
Tiger Second as HeadIey
Entry Earns $56,825, Tops
Juvenile Winners.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
~ ELMONT PARK, N. Y, Octo-
- ber 2.-Hal Price Headleys
champagne stakes winner,
- Menow, today won the forty
eighth Futurity, richest race in the
world for 2-year- -olds, establishing q
new world record Of 1:15b for 61z
furlongs.
The strapping son of Pharamond
2d-Alcibiades made his own pace
down the long straight Widener course
and hit the wire four lengths on top.
an easy winner
Tiger. championship aspirant owned
by the Milky Way Farm of Mrs Ethel
V. Mars, barely earned the place in
photo finish with William Wood
wards Fighting Fox
With the S56825 he won today, Me-
now replaced Tiger as the leading
money-winning juvenile of the year
with earnings of $65,825. Twice beaten
by Tiger in the West. the Lexington
owned colt has won three of his six
starts.
Coupled with Bourbon King and
Dab He, Menow was close second
choice at 9 to 5 in the field of one
dozen crack youngsters. Tiger, an en-
try with Mountain Ridge, ruled favor
lite at to S.
A claim of foul was lodged against
the Headley entry by Alfred Robert
son, who rode Tiger. Robby said Bour-
bon King hit him at the three-six-
teenths pole, but the stewards, after
due deliberation, decided to dismiss
the claim.
The former world record for the
distance over q straight course was
1:1625. made by Pompey in the 1896
Futurity. Menow's mark also tops all
previous marks made over a course
with turns. Menow carried 119 pounds,
seven less than Tiger.
Charley Kurtsinger. who rode War
Admiral to victory in the Derby
Preakness and Belmont Stakes triple
crown this season, was astride Menow
After the race. the Flying Dutchman''
from Louisville. said Menow was the
best juvenile he ever rode.
Menow had the speed of the field
and clearly outran his classy rivals.
Kurtsinger broke him well in a perfect
start and the Westerner quickly
dashed into q clear advantage. Fight
ing Fox, winner Of the Grand Union
Hotel Stakes, but a disappointment
since, the highly esteemed Tiger, Dab
He and Mountain Ridge were closely
punched and hot on the Headley
stars trail
There was no threatening this
strong looking, dark bay youngster,
however. Showing the same speed that
marked his Champagne effort, in
which Tigers renowned stablemate,
Sky Larking, broke leg and had to
be destroyed, the well-backed colt SIM
ply burned up the long, straight car
pet known as the Widener course and
took irrefutable hold to the title of
best 2-year-old in training.
Walter M. Jefford's sturdy 5-year-
old horse, Firethorn, galloped to an
easy six-length victory in the eight
eenth Jockey Club Gold Cup, gruelling
2-mile test.
This marked the son of Sun Briar's
second triumph in this event, he having
previously captured the event in 1895.
In second place. Mrs. John D. Hertz's
Count Arthur. last years winner and
favorite in the three-horse field, could
not threaten the winner in the last
half mile. Moonton, the early pace
maker, finished third.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Laurel Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. 81. 900; claiminr,
2-year-olds; s furlongs.
Court Dance tw. D. wrishD
stetehs..t n. Mora, n''o s.sscS a.se a.sc
Hazelnut K: McCsmbO 1910
Also r.n-G.nervs NJ. Macayres. Ago.
taras, sehley Nurse. ssntime. Only Son.
SECOND RACE-rur,e. 1.ecc: claim.
Mnton 'e:lSid: e. fssse and aD' 5so E mile: ssc
S,'tsir.ns SnnsI. "a! q sS.is:..,, :fSs: 500 ssS
sn Ais. Tp:n-s.bvraek. oueeh Gev.ns.
THIRD RACE-Purs.. 81 900, claiming; /;
ss.yenr.eids and up: furlonss.
Over Yonder * Mccomb.5 1890 go $40 $40
Wrenace w. E. Snyder) $50
AIse ran-PerIette, Likewise. Frisco Kid.
ouel Je1. Kepi: More News. -Cosetta.
DAILY Double paid slsO.6OJ
FOURTH RACE-The Still Pond; ,urse.
sIsddy', Comet q: wib s.io $50 $50
Aire:I. q; Rs3iek) 80
R... H:i s..ss., ks:: Ess.' .s.r q.
a-Lemar Stock Farm entry.
b-VAldina Farm entry.
FIFTH RACE-The Capital Handic.p;
purse; 1880 added; 3-year-olds and up;
6 furlongs.
Roush Time tK Mcc'bs, 500 40 800
High Fleet wv d. WrighO $50 dO0
xGo Home Nv. E. Snyder) 420
Time. 1:11.
Alse ran-Cressbew II. xCarnarvsn.
Appe alfng, Grand Slam. Speed to spare.
xCapt; CA. Preeminent, Deliberator.
SIXTH RACE-The Cumberlan nd Handi-
IL miles. '
Giant Killer &C. Corb'D 11.oo $50 $50
DpotIeSs - kenlckl 500 $50
Maeriel w. e. Snyder) 2 n,
Time, 1:44M.
Also ran-Rainlanl. Tuxboat Frank
Yellow Tulip.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim.
ing: 3-year-olds and up; III miles
Achieve tVinas) b.SO i90
Ruffv (Dabson) 81
Time, I:51zS
Also ran-Chance King. Roves GRIMM.
Bonny Clabber and Abbatsro.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Hawthorne Results

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming
3-yesr ,oids and up: Il miles.
Frince Prime P,.stan Pest 1Ry.n atop $40 seo sst
wig West q: s. PhillipO '' sat SD
keish. Byrdine. Prince Heather.
sEcoSp RAcE-Pur.e. $500, claiming
EEtsr3.i W,ys ,sodiou, '''' 'ssS ssS eee s:ee
"oTrno.no T,na .G9wiey) 11.4I
lean ps;n. Cloud. Sister Polly. Piayback. wise
THIRD RACE-rur.e. sl.soo; allow.
fnndit ;sosiou ;s,s.SS'd' and sp; 81 sSrIons.
H..tinsi. tkysn5 n'' 40 sso s.eo
Also. rsn@GIory Greenock. Calculator,
FOURTH RACE-Pur.., s1.ooo: claim.
Redress {MarineiiD $50 eso so
stretss.m. sMo Son. tTriide2} jriss1} $50 500
Also ran-MonocIe, Supreme Tin, Ro,d
Bid Cannons Roar and Fair Prospect.
FIFTH RACE-schank Memorial Handi.
cap; purse. S2.50O. added; 3-year- r-oid.
ana up. fufiOnES.
s1rEazo tMaschekl 1880 $50 2.sG
Silverette (Rukas) 2 "a
Also ran-Bien Fait, Transmutable and
= Reaping.
Mrs. A. M. Creech entry.
SIXTH RACE Hawthorne Hapdicap.
purse, $500 added: 3-year-olds and up !:
l IA miles.
Our Count tRyan) I4.OO 800 400
Prince Torch tMarinellD 1880 500
Miss Saxon tRollins) $50
Time, 1:44A.
Also ran-Dess.i. Rushaway, Seventh
Heaven. WatersBlssh. Cascabeiito and Con-
rad Mann.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 1000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; Ia miles,
Martin Barton (Bodiou) 1920 800 7.2O
Marfeu (Maschek) 40 sS0
Hardware (Rnllins) I5 IN
Time. 1:45X
Also ran-Aimac, vanita, Swamp ANGEL.
BOILING Point, Squeezer and Saracen.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $500: claiminr.
Noah's Pride
IT. P. Martin) 1890 6oO aeo
Mouaetrap a. Richardl SSS SS'SCC
Chatterfol (P. Ryan, N
Also ran-Bahadur, Parity Ron Ham.
oure' Shasta Broom and Sun Erin.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
HORSE
|. SCH|CACO VICTOR
Sargazo Captures Schank
MemoriaI-Our Count Is
First in Hawthorne.
By the Associated Press,

by the Associated Press.
OHICAGO, October 2.-Argen-
4 tine and Illinois shared hon
Y ors in the two closing feature
events at Hawthorne today.
Sargazo, from South America, won
the John c. Schank Memorial Han
dicap and Our Count scored in the
co-feature event, the Hawthorne
HandicAp.
Sargazo. owned by A. E. Silver and
ridden by Jockey Francis Maschek,
charged down the long home stretch
in the Schank Memorial at 6 furlongs
and got up to conquer Mrs. A. NJ.
Creech's Miss Dolphin by head.
Silverette, racing for George Watts.
was third. Sargazo ran the distance
IN LIPS
Our Count, owned by c. E. Dawson
OF Naperville. ILL.,, galloped to an easy
victory, winning by lengths. Our
Count ran the distance in 1:444s.
Evening star., 1937-10-03


tered?
This is sort Of memory test:
Horses are just like humans. 1t takes
super-horse, such as Man O. War
TO continue to make news II year,
after he wrote his name in indelible;
letters foot high in racing's hal
OF fame. 1t takes a super aviator
such as Lindbergh to continue til
make news many years after he act:
complished his record-making flight
from New York to Paris.
This holds true in any line
Of sport or industry.
Headlines today and in the waste.
paper basket tomorrow, and we never
know just what is waiting for us,
around the corner.
Early Pace Blistering.
NO DYED in the wool racing fan
= has forgotten either Discovery or
Cavalcade. These thoroughbreds were.
both champions and have only been.
retired from active competition since
last year. Both of them occupied.
the spotlight on many many different
occasions.
AS said before, this story deals.
with the Richard johnson Stakes four.
years ago. On that day there was
another horse, another name, another
so-called champion" that was ranked;
side by side with the above turf i'm
mortals. Now you never hear his,
name mentioned. He has droppe6
from sight, but on this Saturday after i
noon back in 1888 this colt was Welt
regarded, he was heavily played I'M
the machines, being only three -and-a-s
half to one
Don Meade was in the pilot house
that afternoon and when the break
came he tiptoed his mount to the
front accompanied by such speedsters
as Red Wagon and Wise Daughter, !,
The early pace was terrific, /
two furlongs In 0:23, the half in
0:46%, attests to the blisterinx
pace that afternoon.
At the half, Red Wagon could stants
the strain no longer and dropped back
with Wise Daughter running her hears
out to stay in a contending position
I will interrupt for just a second to
ask, do you yet know the colt of which
I am writing? Come on fellows, joe;
your memories.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
.25-TO-1 SHOT WINS
ROCKINGHAM RACE
Mansco First by Nose With
Strong Stretch Run in
Pierce Handicap.
BY the Associa ted Press.

- ALIEN, N. H., October "A 25-1
shot, Mansco, 4-year-old Poly
melian gelding. which Miss D. L
- Letendre picked out of a claim
ing race two months ago, today rushed
home to a nose victory in the 6-fur-
long Col. A. j. Pierce Handicap be-
fore 10000 spectators at Rockinham
Park.
The judges called for a picture of
the blanket finish, which found Mrs.
H. Nimkoff's Beefsteak nosing out Paul
Andollno's Gay Balko for place, with
Mrs. Wyse's Bachelor Dinner fourth
by half length.
The race was tided 1:11.2. Mansco
was far back in the field of 10 during
the early running. while Beefsteak
and Gay Balko battled for the lead
but he closed willingly through the
stretch to snatch the $500 purse.
The victory was his third in %
starts this year.
Evening star., 1937-10-03

AONAlJ lOOL Dali RIcdt.
- esl kicker and fanciest passer
meet on the now exclusively
grid turf of Griffith Stadium
this afternoon with first place in the
eastern section Of the National League
within grasp of their respective teams
the Brooklyn Dodgers and the WASH
ington Redskins.
The Dodgers bring the kicker. Ralnh
Kercheval from Kentucky, and the
Redskins again present the passer
Slingin' Sammy Baugh from Texas.
and the two are expected to lead the
scrap for first place which gets under
way with the kickoff at 2:30 O'Clock.
Ticket sales up to late hour last
night indicated a crowd in excess Of
10000 for Washington's first Sunday
big league grid game.
Currently tied with the Pittsburgh
Pirates by virtue of two victories in
three games, the Dodgers could stake
clear claim to first place by beating
the Redskins, who have broken even
in two games. A victory for WASH
lngton, conversely, would send it into
tie for the lead with the Pirates.
who idle today. Not to be overlooked.
however, are the New York Giants,
who. starting their game at PhiladeI-
phia with the same record as the
Redskins. also can slip into a first
place tie by beating the Eagles.
All-Americas With Dodgers
ROASTING two former all-America
college players and another who
was Rose Bowl hero, in addition to
Kicker Kercheval, the Dodgers in
wade the Capital under the new guid-
ance OF one whose coaching record
is reputed to be unequalled. At the
Brooklyn helm for the first time this
season is George (Potsy) Clark who,
in five years of coaching in the Ma
tional League, never has seen his team
finish lower than third. A world
championship with the Detroit Lions
in 1885 remains his greatest achieve
ment, but the following year his Lions
won 10 straight games after the loss
OF their first three cost them the
chance for second successive title.
Brooklyn's all-Americans are found
in Ed Goddard, for three years chosen
as a halfback on the mythical team
while at Washington State, and Bill
Lee. who was at tackle on Alabama's
Rose Bowl champion of 1895 which
smothered George Washington here
In that year. This is Lees third year
with the Dodgers for whom he also
acts as line coach.
Despite last weeks announcement.
there was some doubt in Coach RAY
Flaherty's mind this morning as to
whether Dixie Howell would play at
all. The newest local recruit and
Rose Bowl hero of 1895, still has not
fully recovered from his base ball spike
wound
Michaels in Redskin Line.
IHE only change in the Redskin line
will send Eddy MichaeLs to guard
instead Of Jim Karcher.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
EIGHTH RACC-P,irse 81 900: claim
ng: 3-year-o -oldS and up: Il miles.
Houghton Tops Golfers.

Billy Houghton. brother Of Profess
sional Al Houghton, won the qualify
ing round in the Capital Golf and
Country Club championship with .
card Of "a. Bill Pendergast, defending
champion, and Gardiner Meese tied
for second with scores Of rs. The
first match round will be played this
week.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Time Near Track Marx.

HIGH FLEET, earning $500 for
her owners, paid $3.50 and $500,
while Go Home took $3.50 Of the purse
money and returned 1920 for mutuel
show tickets.
The fourth position Of Preeminent
gained his owners q $3.50 cut in the
purse.
The race came within one-fifth Of
second of equaling the track mark
OF 1:l1i5 held by Star Porter. The
time equaled the Capital Handicap
record set in 1881 by Mr.. Sponge.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Michaels in Redskin Line.
Reserves.

paF;1ss Rs1askinssmBri.t 1so7 d2l; Justice ds,,
Carroll 1861. George Smith or Petsrsorn. .or.
t2sl, Karcher t2a). Howell i3o5 Nc
fasa fCa5sesney s32l; ., Young t37), Ben Smith
Dodgers-Lumpkin tO). Maniaci 10Y.
C9rayne CD, johnson ~, Hanson f6l. Nori
W, w, Cumiskey G3). Reckmack G4.
ds)' Ipa' Nelson (2o). Andrusking (21j. Cooper
Evening star., 1937-10-03
REDSKINS WILL LOSE
Red Cross Girls to Enroll Pros
Before Game TODAY

Before Game Today.
A financial attack will be made upon
the washington Redskins just as they
leave their dugout at Griffith Stadium
for their game with the BROOKLYN
Dodgers this afternoon.
The attackers" will be q group Of
pretty uniformed volunteer Red Cross
girl workers who will seek 100 per
cent enrolment Of Washington's pro-
fessional foot ball team in the twenty
first annual roll call for the District Of
Columbia Chapter of the Red Cross
The girls then will make an appeal over
the public address system for all fans
present to join the roll call.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Centenary 7.6 Victor.

DALLAS. October 2 (R-Centen-
ary's Gentlemen showed the Southern
Methodist Mustangs about the Cotton
Bowl today. winning. to 8, over .
team which do1ed through several
opportunities.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Consensus at Laurel (Fast).

Consensus at Laurel East.
b. the Associated Press
Ann McGinty, Flying Wild, Soigne
2-Walter K. Red Idol, Syriac.
3-Flying Orphan, Sir Windsor,
Golden Vein.
4-Pernie. Regal Sun, King Phara-
mond.
Say. Our Reign, Tugboat Frank.
biologist, Jim Corn. Busy K.
7-Silver Braid, Combatant, Light
Chatter.
8-Border Queen, Kievson, Irish Vote.
Best bet-Pernie.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Race Selections
Laurel Fast .

Laurel Fast.
By the Louisville Times
lam McGinty, the Jeffords entry,
Puddles.
2--No selections.
3--Sir Windsor, Acautaw. Golden
Vein.
4--Bluefield, Pernie, King Pharamond.
5--Buck Langhorne. zay, Our Reign.
6-Coronium. Biologist, Jim Corn.
7~-Dark Friend, Silver Braid, Jelly
Roll.
8--1rish Vote. Secret Vote, Pencader.
Best bet-Buck Langhorne.
Evening star., 1937-10-03

LOCUST VALLEY, N. r, October
2 R.-Big John, owned by Mrs. How
ard Hanna. jr., Of Mentor, Ohio, won
the Piping Rock Horse Shows highest
honor. the grand hunter champion
ship, today.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
TOUCHD0WNERS GATHER
Ray Flaherty to Speak at Lunch
con Tomorrow at Occidental.

The Touchdown Club will hold its
first luncheon meeting of the Fall
at 1890 O'Clock tomorrow at the
Occidental Hotel.
Ray F1aherty, coach of the WASH
ington Redskins, will address the club
and several of his players have been
invited to attend. It is possible that
some Of the players may join the cr-
ganization, membership in which Is
restricted to collegiate foot ball letter.
winners.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
= WILSON TAKES SHOOT

Trims J. G. Marcy by Target In
Washington Club Event.
Walter s. Wilson captured indi-
vidual honors yesterday in the weekly
shoot at the Washington Gun Club,
fracturing 40 out of so targets to trim
]. c. Marcy by one mark. Cliff FAw-
sett grabbed third place with . score
of ~.
Marcy and Wilson tied for first
place In the handicap event with "A
out Of as, with Fawsett and w. Britt
tying for third with %. Other scores
included H. M. Bingham, 47-50: D.
Simmons, 1925; j. M. Green, 1870;
J. Q. Wynkoop, 44-5o. and D. stmp-
son. 1850.
Evening star., 1937-10-03

FEED
down for decision truly entry list num-
the swftest
OF this
ne past Gould recall this
are not you? Will sou
Evening star., 1937-10-03

Jamaica Consensus East.
By the Associated Press
1-Bonsoir, Eldee, Fredrick.
crystal Prince. Aperitif, Count Rae
3-Three Bangs, Billy Van Nuys, Slat-
tern.
4-Swahili, Danger Point, Pageboy.
5-Abner, Wise Prince Orient Express.
6-Parmelee T., Bushmaster, Seamyth.
Best bet-Abner.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Jamaica (Fast).

Jamaica (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times
l-Bonsoir. Free Again, Dizzy Dame
2-Count Rae, Aperitif, Seawick.
3-Easter Holiday, Gipsy Minstrel,
Three Bangs.
danger Point, Scrooge, Swahih.
5-Knowing, Stubbs. Wise Prince.
6-Parmelee T., Stocks, Brilliant
Light
Best bet-Knowing.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
:78iR{a :7iR{a{2S&EKzEE{ 68HEEHf{
Selections for fast track at Laurel ton1orro,p
BEST BET-BUCK LANGHORNE, FIFTH RACE
FIRST RACE-FLYING LANCE,
BECKY BATES, WITCH

FIRST RACE+FLYING LANCE,
BECKY BATES, WITCH
HAZEL.
These maiden fillies should wage
. pretty keen battle for the honor
OF graduating. with FLYING
LANCE getting the call to put on
her usual late burst of speed and
capture the prize. BECKY BATES
looked pretty sharp In her start 1T
HAvre de Grace.
SECOND RACE-SYRIAC, RED
IDOL, OUR SAILOR.
These hedge-hoppers make their
first appearance at major tracks
this Fall and will provide . novelty.
SYR1AC has more experience than
the rest.
THIRD RACE - FLEETING
MOON, FLYING ORPHAN,
ABSCONDER.
FLEETING MOON put on q
grand exhibition to come from way
back and take third in her race
at Have de Grace and is in top
shape. She looks very safe against
. this kind Of q field.
FOURTH RACE-REGAL SUN,
DIAvOLO BOY, PLOYATA.
REGAL SUN hasn't been out for
good while but Is the class Of this
fleld and has been whipped into
good condition. The yuungster
snould score . close win over
DIAVOLo BOZ.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Rockingham (Fast).

Rockingham (Fast. =,
BY the Louisville Times
1-Millimeter, Dark War, Roberta.
2-Shantime, Opoca, Two Edged.
3-Evening Time, Maepop, Feedman.
ERidgemor, Saunderstown, Little
Cleora.
5-Mixwell, Masked Gal. Superwick.
6-Adamite, Dyak. So High.
Bull Market, u Demon. Hi Vic.
8-Red Label, Putzen, Aureate.
Best bet-Mixwell.
Rockingham Consensus (Fast).
Ey the Associated Press.
High Treason, Crop, Fair Time.
2-Sun Abbot, Canavia, Lugano.
3-Maepop, Evening Time. Stop Light.
4-Saunderstown, Tarping, Legion.
5-Mixwell, Superwick. Sabeuso.
6-Makeit, Dyak. Quick Cloud.
7-U Demon, Bull Market, Spicy.
8-Long Bit, Putzen, Red Label.
Best bet-High Treason.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
EIGHTH RACE - RIDER
QUEEN, STRANGE TIMES,
RED RAIDER.

BORDER QUEEN ended up her
Havre campaign with = handy win
1t . mile and 10 yards and looked
80 good tn that performance that
she sho0ld beat this crowd BY IN
even wider mArgtn.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
BEST AT PIPING ROCK,

x-Apprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and fast.
Evening star., 1937-10-03

FIFTH RACE-BUCK Lang
HORNE, ALBANIA, SEAY.
The best bet ON the card is
BUCK LANGHORNE. which has
been . very close second in his last
two starts and Is due to get his
nose tn front. He drops five pounds
from his last race and this should
be enough to enable him to turn
the trick. /
SIXTH RACE-CORONIUM. RE-
CUSSION, BUSY X.
CORONIUM has been turning In
some grand efforts In MARYLAND
and figures to add another purse
to her list against these good
3-year-olds. She likes this dis
lance and Is well treated in the
weights.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
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Evening star., 1937-10-03

FIFTH RACEThe Belgrade Stakes:
S3.34O): claiming: 3-year-olds and up; 6
Evening star., 1937-10-03
SIXTH RACE-CORONIUM. RE.
CUSSION. Busy X
SEVENTH RACE-COMBATANT.
JELLY ROLL, LIGHT CHAT.
TER.

COMBATANT can handle these
weights. He has been carefully
brought around to top form and
needs only to turn in q true effort.