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Evening star., 1937-04-18
Inhale Steals Spotlight.

NEARLY every one in the huge
throng had anticipated duel be-
tween Florida-campaigned youngsters,
Family Friend and Gayset, but Inhale,
Santa Anita development, stole the
show. She was 6-to-1 shot in the
betting and her share of the purse
was S4,225.
Sunny Jim" Fitzsimmons, who sad
died Gallant Fox and Omaha to win
the Kentucky Derby, showed another
likely prospect when the Wheatley Sta
ble's Melodist won 6-furlong dash
In 1:114s.
The son of Royal Minstrel finished
q half-length in front of A. c. Nor
ris' Guy Fawkes, while William Wood
wards chief Derby hope, Riparian,
wound up fifth in the field Of 10.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
AROG'S LIEEEi
By RRTAxNToN ~"
By RR TAXNTON

and are particularly susceptible to
cold when they are wet. See that
the room in which you bathe him u
warm. Have two tubs full Of warm
water. neither hot nor cold. Dip him
IN one, in fact, submerge him
momentarily II necessary. Then use
some pure, mild, liquid soap. Several
shampoos intended for human use
are excellent. Liquid soap penetrates
the thick hair Of a dog better than
cake soap does and rinses out more
easily. Liquid green soap has, In addi.
ton to its other virtues, some germi.
cidal and insecticidal value. Rub tbs
soap in well, with particular attention
to neck, feet, tail and under parts.
Rinse first In the tub In which he
stands then transfer to the tub Of
clear water and rinse again. It il
well to finish with thorough spray
ing with lukewarm water. Squeeze a.
much water as possible out with tho
hands, then rub as dry as possible
with warm, rough towels. Keep him
in warm room for several hours, and
when his coat is absolutely dry, groom
with brush and comb.
If his undercoat Is loosening
up, the bath will hasten the
process and In . day or two
all the old undercoat may be
combed out.
II you are one Of those who insist
on clipping your long-haired dog In
the Summer time, it would be wise to
have it done before hot weather really
sets in. That gives the new coat
chance to grow in enough to protect
the poor dog from the hottest rays
Of the sun and from the Summer
pestilences of flies, gnats and
mosquitoes. But a better plan than
clipping is to pluck the dog or to
comb out the undercoat and allow
the long coat to act as insulator
against the sun. Besides, that saves
the dog the embarrassment Of going
around naked.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
Keeneland Park
Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE--Purss. 500: maiden 2
Back In Time, GAndersonj i.so 40
f Time, 6:4eS. S"e o'
Also ranNUpset M.e.x. Cave Hill.
fesns.ar, fchsne.iui s a snd % isS.eD D0I BROOK. c
a-Di1iana stabl. entry.
SECOND RACE-Purse. sT00; maiden
Sifht 4i. bandit s.IssS S;S,9n $40 saS saS g
ANffn,s fins, i!Iast, iY9stm'n' $50
Also ran-Vertn.r. winsome La.,ie.
Middle Brook. lava Mocha Bere. Star
-cromven and Houston entry.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 500: allowances,
BIast Look sWoiEnanj 400 s..o s.:oo
Dashvood (ChalD $40
Time. 1:11%.
Ais1 rsn.Gosgm, Altit. Rscg;,iGn; on, Ada
ances; 2-year-olds; 4 furlonss.
sL.ssa Ter tWeortIm.n) We1.I) $40 ss'eo ss'9eoo ss.eo seS
Green Bottle tC0T0ett) o.UU IOO
aTeddy's Comet (Minner) $50
Also ran.Gsnevra NJ. Dominant DARBY.
Easy Girl; Septime, Copy Cat. pomi"orth
a-yaldina Farm entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: allow.
ances: the Faravay: 3-year-olds: fur-
White II. Dabson) $40 ss.ssSo sscc
Al Bubble (Hanka) $40
% r,nHchirre. Candle Lsht, Kermay
and Waited.
SIXTH RACE Phoeni. Handicap:
purse; $4,000 added; s-'ear-old' and up;
sPIs.minsnt D.bs0n' 1890 SO s.sS ssS
bCapt. Cal tStevenson) S4O
Aiso %et traaninAdon. Sir Jim James, bwh.
Hae. Count Morse. aPelerine, Bow to Me
ana 81 ARpePhh ?. H.adley entry.
HI Ii Cross entry.
purse. $1,000: 3-y.ar-oids and mp; la
sssss S,ssf HStt' Hsst 1b.s.on, 1880 ssS sS sS sss
Whipo.in llns. g tce"ls'' $50
Also rsno@;soonDsn'.sor'. Giant Killer
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. s7OO: claiming;
True Charm (Dotter} 35.4o 1890 !.29
| fBelleek (Rosen) $50 80
Introductory (South) 4.2o
Aso %ei irann:&ooddde.. n:ooddd clsrk, Ho..!.r, Pride.
P FEP SPin sPhe wis sa;.n fRessx,y a sns AaI.
field.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
WHITNEY REPEATS
IN JAMAICA RACE
Crowd of 1900 Sees 6-1
Shot Score, With Family
Friend Second.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
n yEW YORK, April 17.-For the
N second straight year the silks
VI of John Hay Whitney, New
L York State Racing Commis-
sioner, were carried to victory in the
Youthful Stakes today when Inhale
left seven other 2-year-olds far behind
In the 5-furlong dash at Jamaica.
A crowd estimated at 1900, said to
be the largest ever to view the sport
at Jamaica, saw the daughter of Por-
ter set all the pace and finish eight
open lengths in front to match Court
Scandals 1896 triumph in the stake.
With the ace juvenile rider, Johnny
Gilbert, handling the reins, Inhale was
clocked in SO seconds fiat to equal the
best previous time made in the event.
Closest to the Whitney filly at the
finish was the Paragon Stables Fam
lily Friend, a former stablemate of
the winner sold at private terms in
Florida by Whitney last Winter. Fam
lily Friend, 3-to-2 favorite on the ba-
sis of fine Florida record, was second
by length over R. A. (Bob) Smiths
Gayset.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
Havre de Grace
Results

FIRST RACE-7;Purse, $1,000: claim
Ing; for 4-yesT,oids ear and up; o lie miles ~
}q;ts 1st'y fIss Lass (Ms1Hs. Blanc, $40 siS siS
Feathers Mischiefmaker. fsiempre. TEMPO
'ns rI,Id Gept; Jerry
SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: for 4-year-olds and up; fua5l6onEs.,
Sir Rose tWarner5 1910 $40
Merrily On Eccard) $50
ifss n.sis. R5:s cs.n.ss
fsfyr5ss tMFie,s and nsie Bitsie.
DaiIy Double paid s7s.soo
THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 900: elaiminsi
poGGEhps 2fl w.Is,R Ms P1an'' $40 afS aSS sS ssS
Grand Duke [kurtsinser' s'4o
r.aa.ld asG rzR@s'a Aaous.S and 'se seSdder. AA'
FOURTH RACE Purse. $1,000; the
PaEebrook Handicap: for 3-year -olds and
SueSo Sas.s Smith, 1D.- 1850 s4S s,S s.aS sao
Defate Le Blanc> S'lo
Also .' ran-W7eston. Joy Ride, Marson.
B20y Ialks
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81 500 added: the
Philadelphia Handicap: for 3-year-olds
and up; / Is miles.
Whopper (Richards) 1910 500 40
New Deal tSmith) 11.9O $50
white Cockade (Westrope) 3.9O
Time. 1:453S.
Kievex Dark Hope. Two Bob.
Mrs. E. Denemark entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000, claiming;
for 4-year-olds and up; Ia miles.
Count Tetrarch (Ecc'd) 1880 800 $50
Headin Home (Napier) 40 ESQ
Koterito (Morris) 21O
Time, 1:41A.
Also ran-Black Mischief, Trasedian
and Pomposity.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
fng; for 4-year -oldS and up; l 1s miles.
Zenbla (O'Malley) 1870 $50 $50
Bravado (Le Blanc) 4.UO S.I0
Popo (Napier) S.U
Time. 1:4822.
Marvel. DafIy. Adamite. Minna, Sumac
and Happy Easter.
Field.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
JERSEY BOOTERS VISIT
Heurichs Hosts to Olympic Club
Today in Exhibition Game.

An exhibition soccer game, sending
the Heurich Brewers against the
Olympic Sport Club of Irvington, N.
j., will be played today at the Rose
dale Playground, starting at 2 O'Clock.
The Jerseyites have completed a
successful season in their home State,
and are composed almost entirely Of
European players. The Brewers,
mostly youngsters, are confident Of
holding their own against the more
experienced competition. however. for
they have been strengthened By the
addition Of Garnet Potts and Don
and Roy McBAin.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
JUNIOR TEAMS CLASH,

The Lawrence Club Juniors will
meet the Hillcrest nine at 3 o'clock
today at Fairlawn. Gray and Davis
are the starting pitchers for the re-
spective clubs. Another pitcher and
catcher are wanted by the Lawrence
team, which may be found at 1913
Fourteenth street northeast.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
Arlington Downs
Results

. FIRST RACE-Purse. s7eO: claiming,
3-year-oIdsi s furlongs.
M!Ten sn tSs.p ttSe.na'' &s'so e:sS a.sS
- AisS r.nSf:.e. River, r..ott, Ann.
Grimaldi. Goldman and Billy Mole.
SECOND RAcE-Pur,e. s7oo; claiming;
sa'y sir rham.. sPan 1910 sso So
MISS subway ADAM 40
Also r.n&Si.rify. The Rev. splurre,
Siaht Ell 1fsst: Hssl:d zet'el' Yankee Waters and
THIRD RAoE-Psr.e, .,oo: claiming;
Tso fde:d rs 9SoSR:;onS Up; sn7S ni!e' 7so 44o
1Ti;5 I'LL In.t; ; !ss {HssD ''' 80 80
Also ran - Northcutt. Fandann, King
Bonny. Signal Lisht. Later ON. Homewood.
ff.,cchiIna RIa,. and Baby Wrack.
DAILY Double Paid s575.sO)
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 500; claim.
Jubilesta (Roberts) 1850 47O $40
MI: Grief COMFY '0 go go
Also ran-Lsntana. Joe D.. Miss Monte,
Kerry Lite and Crack Mortsase.
81 900: 3-year-olds: IN miles.
Mars Shield 1Robertson) $40 $50 2.9O
HeeIfiy (Wo0lf $50 $50
aEa astport Luther) $50
Time, 1.5O44.
Also ran-Sun Pilot, aGallAnt EAgie
Palan. Dead Calm and Robert L.
a-Mrs. v. Wyse entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 1000: handi-
cap: 3-year-olds and up: furlonky.
ReapinS (Richard) 6.1O 4.2O 800
Gala Clay (Robertson) $50 $40
Bacon Haidley) $40
Also ran-HiEh Omar, Gallienne, Zuni.
Slavonia and Train.
SEVENTH RACE--Purse.. S7o0, claim
ing: 3-Year-olds and MP: ID miles.
RicciardO (Chinn) 7.3O 40 $50
Mottled (King) $40 $40
Miss Adele (WaIO 1880
Time. 1:47M.
Also ran-LAwmaker. Surprise Gift,
Hurry Hawk. Bistrita and Storm ANGEL,
EIGHTH RACE-Purss, 500: claim
inE: 3-year.oldg and mp: h miles.
| LEGAL Gamble (ManifolG 100 4.1O $50
Cart: G.Ps:i1 9,i4S. Red tasqs,s sqs.y, 1900 asS
Time. Lash.
Also ran-Take Down. Barrette, North
| ern Sir. Lasalle and Nedporte.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
BISON FRESHMEN SCORE
Annex Annual Interclass Meet,
With Juniors Second,

With Juniors Second.
A Well-rounded freshman track
team captured the annual inter-cla
track meet Of Howard University yes
terday, scoring Al points. The juniors
were second with 81 points, the seniors
third with l6 and the sophomores last
with 3.
E Lee, senior, was the individual
high-point scorer, with 13.
Summaries:
ton 1o2;YAEp * s1.dDA DAsH-W0n M BY E; Washing
":!;se ssS:4zRD E55Ts' E5W 1uRpLrs-won GHaa b, w.
", 1se.YARD imsi afsH III MGfkpLEs-won b,
~ Ben e.; second, W Brooks as; third.
9S-RaRpp 9SR9 Rp} kuNmwonl uHNlms oilS;s 8 3. Smith tJ,
STsGond; Time q Lee 50: third. W. Archer as.
ns ssses s ssra sE F. 81 .i1 'ss1eS r
ss5sss $ss!sa 3je ,s,yy h a;sa:; AEsasr
..IanGH HIGH JuMP-Won BY W. Brooks (JJ;
HesSht sHtr5tss 3 feet 70 inches. ' >''''
second. sndGrFroFMMGn = NicSo9sn By th hrlumqer gl:
| e., Distance. 33 feet 10 inches - msl''n
DISCUS THROW-Won BY r. Nichols
W. W.; s' second =, Plqmmer 90: third. g.
inches ihh nufen 's.). Distance. 126 feet 8
1u' usrRLNT RELAY-won by Freshmen
second. Juniors a. Rand. M Williamx ! ;
RUNNER and p Miller). Time. O:42.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
SEVENTH RACE-HOLLYHOCK,
IDLE ALONG, MINTON.

After her effort of Friday, HOL-
LYHOCK is ready to beat this
field over the mile and a sixteenth
route. IDLE ALONG can cause
lots of trouble, but we don't look
for her to do any better than
second. MINTON won over this
route at Bowie, but does not like
this footing well enough to re-
peat the effort.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
GARDEN IS AFTER FARR,

NEW YORK, April II R.-James
J. Johnston, Madison Square Garden
promoter, today cabled an bffer to
Ted Broadribb, manager Of Tommy
Farr, for q New York bout late in
June or July between Farr, oonqueror
Of MAX Beer, and Bob Pastor Of New
York.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
::zz6Kz ES8HEEHf{
Selections for Fast Track at Haure de Grace TOMORROW
(BEST BET-ACAUTAWD

mile and 10 yards. FELWYN, q
winner at Bowie, hasn't enough
speed to play with this top choice.
DONA DULCIN prefers a longer
route but will get under way in
time to finish close on the first
two.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
BLACK LO0K'SW WIN
SMACKS Of DERBY
c. v. Whitney Candidate for
Class Is Impressive in
KeeneIand Race.
Dy the Associated Press.


T EXINGTON, KY, April 1.-THE
Eton blue Of Cornelius Wander
bilt Whitney zoomed into the
IL Kentucky Derby panorama to-
day as Black Look, one Of the three
colts the New York sportsman named
for the Churchill Downs classic, turned
In an impressive victory at Keene-
lands inaugural.
Two other members of the field
which Black Look led home, Warren
Wright's Gosum and H. P. Headley's
Old Nassau, are eligible for the Derby,
but it wasn't so much the rivals that.
he mastered as his speed which i'm
pressed. Official time for the 6-fur-
long spin was 1:133s with the Whitney
colt going away, winner by three parts
OF length. Black Look, ridden by
Jockey Sonny Workman, was an even
money favorite.
Flying Cross Goes Tomorrow.
A MOTHER Whitney Derby hope,
Flying Cross, makes his seasonal
debut Monday.
With ideal weather conditions pre-
vailing, one Of the largest crowds ever
to attend racing program in Lex
ington gathered to welcome the
throughbreds back to Kentucky for q
Spring whirl of 81 days Programs
were exhausted long before the run
ming OF the first race and the crowd
was conservatively estimated at 10000.
1t seemed like every one Of conse-
quence in the Blue Grass was on
hand, the crowd including many sports
and State officials.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
S. M. A. NINE AHEAD. 7-3.

STAUNTON, Va, April 17-Staun-
ton Military Academy's nine made
Woodberry Forest victim one In its
first State prep" game here today,
7-3. Spuhler pitched 2-hit game
with 10 strikeouts.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
FIFTH RACE-TREFORD, BOOT
LESS, BROWN TWIG.

TREFORD hasn't been out since
last Fall, but the gelding has been
training well enough to give him
the call in the days feature.
BOOTLESS disappointed many
hackers in his race here the other
day, but he is now in shape to
upset our calculations in this event.
BROWN TWIG is safe to take the
small end Of the purse.
Evening star., 1937-04-18

ARLINGTON DOWNS East.
By the Louisville Times.
1-Escomur, Tarmac, Taptirne.
2-Transen, Jessie D. NJ, Grand
mas Boy.
3-Fitkin,s Gamaliel, Amazement.
+Transview, Three DIS entry,
Tight Mouth.
5-Corum, Zevson, Hole Image.
6-Stop Scout, Gilbert Elston,
Show Boy.
7-Tryanhurry, Old Jake, Lady
Day.
8-Ogygia, Irish Play, Jordan.
9-Hoptoit, Beau Bon, Barney
Keen.
Best bet-CORUM.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
REVENGE HILLCRESTS' AIM.

Seeking revenge for previous
setback, the Hillcrest A. G. will stack
up against the Lawrence A. G. today
at Fairlawn field at 3 O'Clock. Pear
son or Davis will pitch for Hill
crest.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
FIRST RACE-HERALDIC, BER.
TILLON, LOCAL BOY.

The 4l2-furlong dash, which
ushers in the days sport, gives
the fllly, HERALDIC, a royal
chance to trim this field of q
year-old maidens. BERTILLON,
a Denemark colt, has the speed
to stick close to the top one.
A. G. Vanderbilt's LOCAL BOY
will be a threat to the first two
throughout.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
WIN TENNIS RANKINGS.

Roumania Peters, local colored
woman's tennis champion, has been
accorded the national No. ranking,
while her sister Margaret was ranked
No. .. Not . local eolored male player
waS ranked
Evening star., 1937-04-18
Jamaica Results

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81. 900; claiming:
Maemute iLit1enberxer) 90 s-e 4-5
sfs sHfIss,'' fIs!: l'ss;s; '%s4. s$;!.Ae IS
Ne, I sp.rtiin1: Moons Mission. Ny Pauline.
Harriet R. and ns a.. sJ.ck = SAY w;d.n.- .nt,,
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 81 900, claim
ing: 3-year-clds and up; durionss ,o
Si;$, it,. E;ysn ;;s. lB.l.'ti rs
Also ranEspeed and swift Lad.
THIRD RACE-Purse; $1,000, allow
ancesi 3.year-olds; furlonss, .-,o
ess'pf;. sss f.sl.: a'pfSiSS9, bsSS,., Al s 'is
VAN (GilberU 81
Also ran-Zostera. BaEpipe. Avenal.
Tor. Radio Count Atlas. aRiparian and
aMwheatl.y Stable and Bel.ir Stud
entry.
FOURTH RAcE-Youthful Stakes: purse
inhspe SsGe aiissit aedsei fariens'
Family Frisnd Is lirs Are,ro) 1'2 il
dor. Ed Sullivan and Yes Stree.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81 ,OOOI claiming:
fisht Taii thH ehit.enberesr9 sn & s 81 81 e-s
Palamede (Arcaro) A-6 2-6
Deserter {Stout) Ia
Time. 1:46M.
Also ran-Chrysmute. Albuaueraue and
Miss DiEnity.
3-year -olds and MP; 1 h miles.
Prewar (Bierman) 81 7-1O IA
Sandy Boy (Dubois) 6-6 2-6
Wise Bun tBarba) 2-5
Time. LASH.
Also ran-My Purchase. Wiley 3. Bryan,
Cherry Ripe.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
SECOND RACE C A u T A w,
CHI E r ~ S TON E, SMALL
CHANGE

ACAUTAW should be able to
take this sprint by wide margin.
He was in tight quarters in his
last race and had no chance to
flash his high speed. CHERRY
STONE comes back to the races
for the first time since last Fall
and the flly has been worked
into good shape Will beat out
SMALL CHANGE for the place.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
THIRD RACE-CARE FOR, LADY
MARYLAND, SWEET DESIRE.

In the third number, CARE
FOR is a good bet to repeat her
victory at this track the other
day. LADY MARYLAND, judged
by her recent works, is ready to
provide plenty OF competition over
this 6-furlong distance. SWEET
DESIRE, of the Bomar Stable en-
try, should be along in time to
capture third honors.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
Milky Way Stable Repeats.

A WEEK ago Mars Shield beat out
Heelfy for the place position in
a Texas Derby trial run which was
won by Robert L., Bedford Stock
Farms surprise outsider, which fin
lshed far in the rear today.
Wagerers on the Milky Way
speedster, which, incidentally, gave
the stable two consecutive Texas
Derby triumphs, gained s6.70, $3.50
and $3.50. Heelfly paid 1920 and
$3.50 and Eastport returned $3.50.
Mars Shield, fair juvenile last
year, came to Texas after winning
two OF her four starts at Santa Anita
In California. She first came into
prominence when she worked a
dazzling nine furlongs with Reaping
Reward. her stablemate and a hot
favorite for the Kentucky Derby.
Mutuel players dumped $45,2o3 into
the betting windows on the Texas
Derby.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
White Tie Seen Threat.
MANHAssET STABLES White

NfANHASSET STABLES White Tie
N was another definitely to estab-
lish himself as Derby threat when
he outfooted a smart field, including
five other candidates, two races later.
Proph, not nominated for the Louis
vile race, was second, and A. C..
Ernst's Albubble third.
White Ties race was equally as i'm
pressive as Black Looks, the High
Time colt negotiating the three
quarters in LIPS. Trailing were
Chigre, Candlelight, Waited and Ker-
may. Manhasset is owned by Mrs
Charles S. Payson, the former Joan
Whitney. and Mrs. Thomas Laughlin.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
SIXTH RACE-SWIFTLET, SIR
REG, FEZ.

SWIFTLET failed to show much
in his last outing, but is now reach
ing the top of his form. SIR
REG is in under very light weight
and will be close to the first
choice at the wire. FEz was out
classed in his last race but should
be able to grab third honors.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
MARS SHIELD WINS
FAST TEXAS DERBY
Only FiIIy in Field Beats
HeeIf|y, Favorite, With
FlashY Finish.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
A RLINGTON DOWNS, Tex,
" April 17.-Booted down the
~ stretch into spectacular
4 a finish, Mars Shield, only filly
In a field Of eight bluebloods, cap
tured the $4,000 Texas Derby today
before $4,000 fans.
Jockey Alfred Robertson, astride
the fleet Milky Way Farms 3-year-
old, drove the fllly from fifth position
at the stretch turn to a three-quarterx
length triumph over Heelfy, the
Three DIS Stock Farm Kentucky
Derby candidate.
Only one-fifth OF a second of the
track record OF 1:503s for the mile
and-an-eighth distance, Mars Shield
won going away.
The stretch fight between Mars
Shield and Heelfly was a battle Of
jockeys, Robertson finally passing
George Woolf, plotting the Texas
pride, at the last sixteenth post.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
Best bet-DOHOEV.
KEENELAND (Fast).

KEENELAND East.
By the Louisville Times.
High Maria, Polly Greenock,
Noticing.
2-Marie Jean, Lady Thatcher, For
Romance
3-Miss Wise, Miss Lizzie, Gladess.
4-Conniption. Sand Bag, Rebel
Flag.
5-Flying Cross, Teddy Green,
Gold Flag.
6-Board Trade, Raymond, City
Slicker.
Just Buck, Hoosier's Pride,
Pat c.
Best bet-FLYING CROSS,
Evening star., 1937-04-18
Heelf1y Hard to Handle.

HIS blinkers removed for the first
time, Heelfly was his usual
fractions self at the post, threatening
twice to unseat Jockey Woolf Moved
to the outside of the barrier, the
Three DIS colt, under strong urging,
Jumped into two-length lead as the
first turn was reached.
Far behind. in sixth position, raced
Mars Shield. Heelfly continued to set
the pace, leading by full two lengths
until the stretch was reached. Mars
Shield made her sudden bid passing
three horses to move up on the
favorite.
At the sixteenth Mars Shields head
boobed out in front and she was
slowly going away at the wire. In
third position. two lengths back Of
Heelhy, was Mrs. v. Wyse's Eastport.
Evening star., 1937-04-18

FOURTH RACE-GOLD SPRAY,
FELWYN, DONA DULCIN.
After her good sprint effort on
Friday, GOLD SPRAY is in condi-
ton to outlast this field over the
Evening star., 1937-04-18
JAMAICA (Fast)

JAMAICA (F2St).
By the Louisville Times
Johnnie Dear, Spanish Fly,
Dohoev.
aPampered, Traitress, Monu-
ment.
3-Lucky Pledge, Percent, Phlox.
-Snark, Thursday, Cycle.
5-Mauritius, Van Nuys, Star
wick.
6-Glittering, This Way, Moralist.
Best bet-SNARK,
Evening star., 1937-04-18
CONSENSUS AT HAVRE DE
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CONSENSUS AT HAVRE DE
GRACE (Fast).
By the Associated Press.
Low Cuts, Frank Brooke, Micro.
2-Acautaw, Cherry Stone, Small
Change.
Sweet Desire, Graceful Flight,
Care For.
Flying Dere, Eleanor c., Felwyn.
5-Her Reign, Brown Twig, Boot
less.
e-Infilie, Swiftlet, Copper Tube.
7-Braving Danger, Idle Along,
Minton.
Best bet-HER REICH,
Evening star., 1937-04-18

CONSENSUS AT JAMAICA
East.
By the Associated Press.
1-Dohoev, Spanish Fly, Johnnie
Dear.
Belle Elan, Uallno, Monument.
3-Maxwell-Belair Stud-Wheatley
entry, Percent, Phlox.
+Snark, Blind Pig, Sergt. Byrne.
5-Chilca, Maurit!us, Van Nuys.
6-Glittering, Last ance,
Moralist.
Best bet-DOHOEV.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
Jamaica
Entries for Tomorrow.

Entries for Tomorrow.
By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, 81, 900; claiming:
2-year -o!ds;- 3 furlongs
Mixed Weather los Johnnie Dear 11S
Petit Fours - 1O5
Evening star., 1937-04-18
nale Is Neuer Extended Scoring Classic Youthful Stakes
Race Selections

BY FEED BOX.
Low Cuts, Bertillon, Frank
Brooke.
2-Acautaw, Wandrel, Trostar.
3-Care For, Bomar Stable entry,
Foxy Locksey.
-Icy Wind. Flying Dere. Gold
Spray.
s-Brown Twis, Bootless, Her
Reign.
e-Wickliffe Boy. swiftlet, Rollick.
7-Cosgrave Stable entry, Leicester,
Minton.
Best bet-ACAUTAW.
HAVRE DE GRACE East.
By the Louisville Times.
1-Heraldic, Bertillion, Happy
Chase.
2-Acautaw. Bally Bay. Happy
Host.
'Care For. Ny Elsie, Sweet
Desire.
Icy Wind, Flying Dere, Gold
spray.
tBrown Twig, Genie Palatine,
Bootless.
6-Infllee, Rollick, Pass.
chichester, Count Me, Emvee.
Best bet-CARE FOR.
Evening star., 1937-04-18

FOURTH RACE-The st. Adams Handi-
zap: purse, $1,000. added; 3-year -olds and
Evening star., 1937-04-18

FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81 300, the Fort
NcHenry; 4-year-olds and up: Lib miles.
Genie Palatine (Kurtsinger) ------- 1l5
Her Reich (Richards) ------------- 1dd2
brown rwig fWagner) er)------------- IUUa
Rrefoyd Spefcrs1 -- Ill
bootless (Westrope) e)---------------1 lilo
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-11-15
Doe" McLeish Found Dead At
 Cabin In Nome

John N. Doc" McLeish, about 65 years old, was found dead in the cabin which he occupied near the U. s. Weather Bureau, about Sunday noon, by Dan Camp, from whom he was renting the cabin.
 U. S. Commissioner Tanner was called and upon Investigating the body, was of the opinion that death came from natural causes. It was reported elsewhere that McLeish has been ill for some time.
 He was seen alive last Thurs day, and since that no one had any knowledge of him. More than $4OO in cash was discovered on his person.
 He is survived by sister Alice and a brother, w. H. McLeish at 525 West Cook St., Portage, Wis consin. McLeish was member of the Masonic Lodge of that city. The Nome lodge of the Masons immediately got in touch with the Portage lodge and was in structed to send the body to the States for burial. However, the Nome lodge is first ascertaining the cost of transportation and final arrangements have not yet been completed.