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while Mrs. Di Maggie went upstairs
to confer with her boss, who was
asleep. This was 4 o'clock in the
afternoon.
Finally she returned to the
door. Joe says to come back
tomorrow" she said. Hes busy
sleeping"
This, if you can believe the story,
Is typical Of the temperament Of Joe.
Nothing disturbs him. He came into
the American League riding the crest
Of one OF the greatest send offs Of
all time
Sleepy-eyed Joe took it all In stride.
He got bad break in the all-star
game and was called the goat" This
was something to break any boys
spirit, but it didn't affect Joe. He
carried right on, batted 1923, helped
the Yanks to win the pennant and
played like veteran in the world
series.
Probably Just Hereditary Misfortune.
THEY say that Vincent is different
Through his veins course the more
characteristic Latin traits, making
him nervously moody.
You recall some talk pertaining
to Vince at the last major league
meeting in New York. Minor league
managers in wholesale lots were on
the premises at the time, lurking in
corners and hoping for valuable dis
cards. 1t was at this meeting that
Dutch Ruether and other Pacific
Coast League prominents touted
Jack Salveson to Bucky Harris and
Clark Griffith, prompting them to
swap Earl Whitehill for the bespec-
tacled pitcher who recently was left
in Chattanooga.
OF Vince Di Maggie they had
little to say. He tried hard,
they did admit, but he was
nothing like his brother.
If there seems to be q positive
(See POPPING OFF, Page A-l6)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-04-13
BASE BALL, TRACK
|. ON COLLEGE CARD
Hoyas, CoIoniaIs Hosts on
Diamond, Old Liners on
Cinders Tomorrow.

base ball games and a track
meet provide the college activi-
ties for local fans tomorrow aft
n ernoon. Georgetown and George
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-04-13

Nip Radcliffe White sox out
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Rockingham Park
Results
~ the Associated Press

~ the Associated Press.
rlRsI RAcE-rsrse; $500; siaini.s;
Mersveeh tMersan) 14.eo 80 80
Westview CDuny) 1I.S0
Ais. r.n&ccivn war. r.k.valk. De.
Donna. Always Bl.e and sandy Beach.
SECOND RACE-P.r.., ssoe, claiming;
s.ys.r.;sla. ~ 1.!.i ..i 8 f.sisss'.. =. ,,s
ai.s III sisnisl t!ii:s 81 &.lrsss Sa%s 1880 SO sss
c..: ;:a;. s:! :::s a::,:,.: r.. Il. ;a: ::.:
THIRD RAcE-Pur,s. $3.50: claiming,
easaea az 1sss Mssssse age t's.heih) $50 s.ss
''aH:.e. Ti.e. issssc' $50. ''
Aise ran-Emvee. Thistle ysek. FieveFy
Lady, Pickering and Pope.
FOURTH RACE-The Pine Tree nanai-
eap: Purse. $1,000; 3-year-elds and ~;
sss; l;,i D';:sr 3,s..'' $40 sc :sc q: e:
Gay BAlke tSarno) ESQ
1i:s 1i%s' ran@S.n.a.. a;osB; L.as.ld, Vet. B.y.
Ban Capture and Good Omen.
kAC6@x0e WnNe M00nSAIh
Handicap, purse. $1,000 added; 3-year-
Wise Player tjaesbs) s.1e SO $50
Beefsteak (DeerinK) TOO 10y
Mueho Guste (Ray)s $50
Time. 1:30H.
Dubbfeseme And TrouDef.
SIXTH RACE-Purss. $500, claiming;
f.rsS:s f;sias:'ss sn:,Y :,t ''' '.' n 1,s SO
Chaneer (Norgan) $50 80
Rams Head (Ou6y) $50
Aise rsn-Dsnsing ClsuA. Prince sadsf,
Thumbs Dswn. Far Cry. Dlus ArMsr ana
0DuT1in.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $3.50: elain-
Ing: 3-yeaf-el4 and ~; Id niles
Little Banner (Deesing) 1889 $50 4.OS
Ernie Manner (Seheihl S1.7O II .x0
GAllant Pat (Hlghtshoe) $40
| rAe. -1:6oA.
Alse ran-KaDe DeAa, Chilhee. Fikelis. FIr:
| ing S4uad, Solitary. Westy's Duke aAa
Brass Monkey.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; sIaiming;
| 3-year-elds and ~: ~ mlles.
eanewraek (Marrsre) 1l.9e 6.lS S.ee
L'Etsile tJaeebs) 7.50 $50
Renfalen Ray) 6.So
Tine. 1:S3.
| Alse ran-Fereign Legion, GrandpA's
Boy. Csfksr and 0eleay Lane.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Jamaica Results
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, 81 900; claim.
ing; 3-year-olds and up; 6 furlonss.
Patchpocket tEccardb 1875 6-5 3-5
Distract (Kurtsinger) 81 81
Maebob tKopeD 81
cato. Yetiye: Flyanetts. Onrush, Vida.
Touche and PostaEe Due.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 ONO; maid.
en- filIies; 2-year-olds: So furlonr.
Slattern UonEden) 81 AS 2-5
Goldyitch tMalIey) 2-1 As
La Rose tStout 3-5
Also .I.nEIMaetste, Miss Hcpefuh
THIRD RACE-Purse. 1000. allow
RnTs, anesi' soI,. all ases nile and % yards
Exhibitor OKopeD 81 s-5
ARon tStouD Ia
Also ran-Count dor. aAlps, Lausanne.
Baby Rather and Be Quaint.
a-Wheatley Stable entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000, maiden
2-year-old fillies: Sig furlongs.
R,ss R,sS Hs,rT Hs1r~e kans,,..n1 zAnss,.Sn' .' s
Also ran-Kay TheaIl, Camelot, MoIlie
Swain and The DamseI
FIFTH RACE-The Interboroush Handi-
CAP purse. Ao.UOO A00e0. Ssyetf-0ioS ana
up: six furlonEs.
Deliberztor CLonEden) 0-8 9~5 1-iO
Rough Time tMcCombs) As 1-3
Crossbow ii fAnderson) 5-2
Time. 1:11.
Also rAn-WisS Prince, Preeminent, Ap.
pealing and Woodberry.
SIXTH RACE-Ciass d Handicap; purse,
81 900; 3-yesr-olds and up; 1 mile and 20
yards.
Shining Sun COOPER f5-1 1o-1 81
Bob's Boys (Stout) is 3-3
Stocks (BalaskD 6-S
Time. 1:43M.
Also ran-ScrooEe, Sun FIGHTER, Boston
Pal. Steepletop and Pare Boy.
SEVENTH kACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
Ing; 3-year-olds and up: 1 mile and 20
yards
N.dir GDe Camillias 11-5 As e-s
Silver Fleece tSauter) 81 III
Continuity tBarba) Al
Time. las.
Also rAn-Bir PLAY. Bright CHARGE.
Tomah. Thatch. INTEGRITY. Olivine. Grand
Jester. Count Rae and Black Mischief.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Have minute Rests,

THERE will be 1-minute rests be-
tween each round, with only the
referee rendering the decision. Should
the system prove popular, Turner
plans to use that plan in the feature
match each week, with judges and the
referee determining the winner.
In the other co-feature match Dean
Detton, another former world cham
pion. will stack up against Abe
Kashey. who recently defeated Charley
Retzlaff, q heavyweight fighter, In q
mixed boxing-grappling bout.
Hanson, who lost to Detton last
week. won previous match from
Cox here when the Kansas City VIII
lain was disqualified after planting
left hooks on both Billy and Referee
Benny Bortnick.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
WISE PLAYER FIRST
| IN ROCKINGHAM CAP
Closes Fast to Beat Beefsteak,
Hucho Gtsto in Mile Event
by Length and Half.

b. the Associated Press.
CALEM, N. H., October 9.-Moving
- from last place in the anal half
mile, Mrs. r. s. Harris Wise Player
closed fast to win the Rockingham
Park White Mountain Handicap to-
day by = length and . half.
In chalking up his third straight
victory Of the meeting, Wise Player
ran the mile in 1891. Behind him
was Mrs. Louise H. NimkoH's Beef
steak. which held the place by neck
over the Araho Stables Mucho Gusto.
Beefsteak and Mucho Gusto set
the early pace In stiff battle for the
lead. Wise Player caught them In
side the hnal sixteenth and won 60
~ eWay.
Evening star., 1937-10-10

In the Laurel Stakes this same day
the mighty Equipoise. 7-to-10 shot
and ridden by Workman was forced
to lower his colors to the speedy Jack
High, who gained nose decision over
Gallant Sir. The latter bumped
Equipoise after taking slight lead
in the stretch and the humping
definitely did neither horse any good
Jack High paid a s1910 mutuel to
win.
The third running Of the Maryland
Futurity in 1888 furnished another
upset. S. w. Labrot's Greylag coupled
with Toy Time was made a 4-to-5
shot, but 1t was DR.. j. Fred Adams
Adamite who first caught the judges
eye at the finish. The speedy son Of
j. Fred A was held to a slight early
lead by Jockey A. Upton and when
challenged in the stretch was put to
drive and lasted just long enough
to stall off Precursor. The latter
was the victim of bad racing luck as
the winner bore over on him in the
run through the late stretch. Adamite
paid $5l so to win. The race was run
over q heavy track and the winners
time was ia As
Evening star., 1937-10-10
zedd Comet Sho,Us Way Richard johnson Stakes at Laurel
GETS S7,1W PURSE
IN WIN BY LENGTH
Photo Gives Nedayr Place
Over Autumnquest-MoW-
er Westminster Victor.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press
AUREL, Md, October 9.-Get-
ting away in seventh position,
Valdina Farms Teddy's Comet
broke through field of Is to-
day to win the 26th running OF the
$1,000 added Richard johnson stakes
The victory, sixth for Teddy's Comet
In l6 starts, returned $7,100 to his
owners and boosted his earnings for
the year to $4,000.
The son of Teddy Flying Comet
bounded forward at every touch OF
Jockey Basil James whip to cross the
line = length ahead Of w. S. Kilmer's
Nedayr.
Autumnquest Third.
NEDAYR nosed out Mrs. H. S
y Horkheimer's Autumnquest in q
photo-finish, with Pit Bull. Alfred G
Vanderbilt entry, taking fourth.
Teddy's Comet ran the s furlongs
In 1:13 Is, one second slower than
the record for the stakes. He paid
1920 to win, $3.50 to place and $3.50
to show.
Nedayr, earning a $1,000 cut in the
purse, paid $3.50 and $50, while Au-
tumnquest took the $500 third money
paying $6.10. Both were field horses
in the wagering. Pit Bulls fourth po-
sition returned $3.50 Of the purse tc
his owner.
A crowd of about $4,000 witnessed
the race, started from an open bar
rier because OF the large field, and
run over q fast track in a drizzle OF
rain.
Mower Wins Westminster.
CPRINTING 6 furlongs in LIPS
~ the Millsdale Stables Mower
easily won the Westminster Handicap
the days secondary feature, to pay
$3.50.
The colt followed the early pace OF
Rainland to the stretch turn and then
went on to a handy score.
Sonny Workman, Washington
greatest turf figure, was swamped by
admirers in the club house when
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. young mil
lionaire sportsman of Worthington
Valley. Md, announced he had signed
the lad to ride for him next year.
Workman, Americas outstanding
race rider, came down from New York
to arrange terms with Vanderbilt.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
BIC SEASON HERE
FOR BIRD HUNTERS
More Territory Is Opened
to Nimrods-Regu|ations
Little Changed.

e. the Associated Press.
"HOUSANDS of men who haven't
seen . sunrise now are hop
ping about long before 7
u T O'Clock. They're hunters.
It's likely that this years army Of
shooters will be the largest in many
years.
The reason is that the Federal Gov
eminent has reapportioned the States
in its annual zoning for seasons and
there are 18 States in the Northern
zone, first to get q crack at the elusive
migrants, as compared with half that
many last year.
It's hard to estimate just how many
spoTtsmen will hunt this Fall. Based
on the 1896 sale of duck stamps, neces-
sary along with a regular State shoot
ing license, there may be something
like 4 quarter million hunters in the
Northern zone.
They will shoot until November I.
In the intermediate zone the season
Is November / to 80 and in the South
ern zone, November ~ to Decem-
Der rs.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
When
Your Dog
Begins
to
Scratch
YOU OWE HIM This Relief

-
Don't blame the heat or animal nature
when your dog begins to scratch and shed
your skin was like his-non- -porous-And
you couldn't perspire. the itching would
drive you mad.
A dog's blood Is continually infected
with impurities. caused BY the restraint OF
domestic life, prepared foods and lack Of
natural exercise. They set up an intense
Is fretful nervous. He Is In torment.
He looks to you for help and you ear
give it-instantly.
Rex Hunters Tasteless Dog Powders IN
any age---provides the natural blood cor.
receives his system needs. Given reeu-
larly on Saturday each week they quickly
end the condition that causes scratching.
loose coat. listlessness. Door appetite,
eczema and a host of other ills They
make your pet happy, healthy and con-
tented.
Easy to administer. safe. harmless and
inexpensive. Rex Hunters Dog Powders
the famous prescription of an English
veterinary Surseon are for sale at leading
Pet Shops and Drug Stores. II unable to
obtain locally, send csc for q package
full months supply-tor for 81 OO)
direct to makers. j. Hisers d Co., Dept.
396, Binshamton, N. Y.
Their six-fold action dement's every vitsl
orssn in DOGS body. You'll never know
how hne your dog can be until you have
tried them. Ask for Rex Hunters DeS
,fewders-keeD Dess Fit.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
COUBERTIN DIED SERENE
Father of Modern olympics Felt
Games Had Regained Peak.

Amateur athletics received . severe
blow in the death Of Baron de Cou-
bertin, founder and organizer Of the
modern Olympic Games.
He died in Geneva 1T the/ age Of
u, serene in the belief that his be-
loved Olympics had rsgainsd TIE I'M
portancs and statuzH q Old.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
DOG TRIALS AT LURAY
Annual Page Valley Event Will
Be Held November 1, g.

LURAY, Va, October 8 (SpeciaD.-
DR.. George H. Long Of Luray has been
elected secretary of the Page
Valley Field Trial Association which
will hold its annual field trials
here November and 2. G. Freeman
Pollock of Skyland and Washington
was reelected president. and DR.. e. E.
Huffer of Washington was made .
member of the Board Of Directors.
The trials will be run on the farms
Of M. A. Long and c. D. Price, COM
prising some 1000 acres.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Laurel Results

FIRST RACE-Pgr.s; 5000; .-year-
eids, foaled in Maryland; furion6s. IN
Toddle On tCorbetD 3AO oo 80
Clap In tRyan1 ~'oV
Also ranDOnIy Son. aBeiatbers. Spin
eter Anne. aPaperdrop and Aethelwo.d.
a-H. L. Straus entry.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim,
ing; 3-year-oIds and up' steeplechase' :
Bay Dean Brooks, 151.4o S3.9o 1914 ;o
Little Hurd tJonesr l5.IO ..lWu
FLYING Feathers Penrod 4.'o
Also %'' 'ranwBir March. Macroome, Pro-
moter. Trews. aDrillmas ster, Postman Home.
assrf smf. sno 5, Greens-M. II. Bearns. ir.. entry.
THIRD RAcE-Pur,e, $1,000; claiming;
Wild Count i%rishb 100 SO: s-os sso sso
Petfrd Franklin) 4.IO S.nW SU
Canpra tRyan) 2.SO
Also ran@Unkie Tom. Ross. Queen Go
vans, Flying Feet and Dutch Uncle.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. sl.oO0: 3:year-
olds and up: The Westminster; furlones;
e Mower (WooIO $50 $40 $50
Ereninr Tide tWestrope) 500
Also ran-Rock x, Little Shaver, Go
Home and Bottlecap.
c-Millsdsle Stable entry.
Richard Johnson; 2-year-olds' furlonss;
Tsddy's Comet yameo s.@o $50 $50 a.3 81"
AutumnoueSt tBetShak) 6IV
Also ran-Third Party, Tiger Teddy,
Grasscutter, Blueheld. Legal LiGht, Chaps
Bigey, Knee Deep. Madmoney. f-b Mar
lie, dPit Bull. Beniam and dTedium.
Field. Lemar Stock Farm entry.
4 Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81. 900; claiming;
S-year-olds and mn; Ia miles.
Sun Asia (CorbetD - $50 $50 2.5O
Sickle Bill tKepplef) $50 800
Minton (Parkel S9O
Time, 2:OS3S.
Also r.n-aF1as Unfusied. Chance King
and aBabwrsek.
Gary T. Grayssn-M. Lswenstein en-
try.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
Fr.d:i,s 1Psrfe! SO $50 40
Busy Daughter lie Blanc) $40 40
Apathy tWestrope) 1890
Time, 1:4sas.
Also ran-Threatening- Best Policy,
Aalloo, Zinnia, PaImist and Nathan Hale.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; claim
ing; 3-year -oldx and up: h miles.
Marvel Play tCutter) 1890 SO $50
Torauil tJames) 420 BIO
Pencader tWrighO 40
Time. 1:4.3<.
Also ran-Scandinavian. Golden PLAY.
Pineapple, Mandda's Baby, Darling Pat
and Swiftlet.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Likely Team Choices.

A MONG horses almost certain to
be selected for the Maryland
team are Fred Hughes Black Caddy,
Fenton Fadeley's Applejack, Charles
Carrico's Recall and Hunger Marcher,
Roland Hartman's Catherine Stone
and Albert Stabler's Reporter.
garet Cotter's Rocksie, Mrs. Lawrence
Woods Roberts John the Baptist and
two horses from the stable of Betty
Couzens.
The event this year will be con-
tested over a three-day period The
first day four horses will jump, the
scores Of three horses per team to
count. Action the second day will
find the teams jumping in pairs,
while the third day will see all horses
jumping, with only the score from
the best horse in each team counting
Evening star., 1937-10-10
.DEL|bERATOR SETS
MARK IN EASY WIN
Chalks Up New Figure for
Interborough Handicap.
Rough Time Second.
Ply the Associated Prexs

Py the Associated Press.
n EW YORK, October e.-Fav-
mi ored by big advantage In a
" bad start, F. A. Burton's De-
nberator ran away with the
sixteenth Interborough Handicap OF I
furlongs today.
The start came just when Deliber.
ator was walking forward through his
No. stall and the Westerner dashed
into a long lead that. never was In
danger. winning by three lengths in
Ill fiat. This time beat the race
record by two-fifths Of a second end
came within three-fifths of a second
of King Saxson's track mark.
j. Y. Christmas Rough Time, which
beat Deliberator at Laurel a week ago,
broke second and finished in that scot,
length and half clear Of Warren
Wrights Crossbow End.
Wise Prince Fourth.
WISE PRINCE was fourth. followed
w by Appealing, Woodberry and
Preeminent. Preeminent might as
we'll have been left f1at-footed when
the start came after 10-minute delay,
while the well-liked Woodberry also
practically was eliminated.
Deliberator receded in the betting
from 3 to 1 up to 9 to at closing
time. He picked up $4,000 in purse
money and gave Johnny Longden.
leading rider at the meeting, his fourth
double Of the session.
Rough Time was favorite at II to 5.
Once Deliberator beat the field away
and opened up long Lead in short
order, the race was settled.
Rough Time made game but futile
effort.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
FISH is STREAMLINED
One Caught in Texas Also Said ti
Swim Backward,

GALVESTON. Tex. (P).-They tel
this fish story here when the conver
sation lags:
An angler caught a finny specime,
which had colored stripes along ID
body, giving it streamlined appear1
ance. The most unusual characteris-,
tic, however. was the fact that it
swan backward to keep the water
from its eyes.
The fish backed up until 1t felt the
bait with its tail. Then 1t gave the
bait a swat, knocked 1t around In
front. and grabbed it.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
RASS[ERS TO TOLL
ON ROUND SYSTEM
Turner Accepts Suggestion
From Londos for Bout
Between Hanson, Cox.

4 N INNOVATION In local grap-
~ pling will be inaugurated at
~ Turner's Arena Thursday
night when q system of six
rounds of 10 minutes each will be en-
ployed In the Joe Cox-Billy Hanson
co-feature match by Promoter Joe
Turner, who obtained the idea from
Jim Londos. former world champion.
The round system, which is popular
in Australia, South Africa and South
America, was suggested to Turner by
Londos when Joe saw him squirm
recently in Baltimore. 1t sounded
novel and interesting to Turner, who
will try anything once.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
TURF DATES ANNOUNCED
Ten Major Stakes Will Be Run at
Hia1eah Winter Meet,

MIAMI, Fla, October 9 LR.-Run-
ming dates for the 10 major stake
events at the Hialeah Park Winter
meeting were announced today by
Joseph E. Widener, president of the
Miami Jockey Club.
The richest stake, the $4,000
added Widener Cup, will conclude
the 46-day meeting March S. The
$500 added McLennan Memorial
will be run February 19 and the
$4,000 added Flamingo Stakes Feb
ruary Is.
Dates for other stakes: 0,000
added Hialeah Inaugural, January
IL; $4,000 added Hialeah Stakes,
January %; $4,000 added Miami
Beach Handicap, January 20: $4,000
added Bahamas Handicap, February
s.; $4,000 added Nursery Stakes No. 2,
February IL; $4,000 added Nursery
Stakes No. 1, February %; $2,500
added juvenile champio onship,
March 5.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
SUNNY THOUGHTS
SCORES IN UPSET
BelIman, Favorite, Runner
Up for King A|phonso Cup
at Rolling Rock.
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the ASSOclated Press.
7 IGONIER, Pa. October 9.-Sun-
ny Thoughts, long-shot entry OF
F. Ambrose Clark Of West
bury, Long Island, romped home
ahead Of field of six of the coun-
try's finest steeplechase horses to-
day to win the King Alphonso Gold
Cup and the right to run at the Eng
lish Grand National.
The victory was Clark's second in
two years. Another entry from the
Long Island sportsman,s stable, East
ern Shore, winner Of last years race,
finished third.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Regulations About Same.

THE regulations hunters must OBJ
serve are about the same Is those
Of 1896. Ross geese, wood ducks,
ruddy ducks, canvasbacks, redheads,
bufiiehead ducks and swans may not
be killed under any conditions.
The daily bag limit on ducks Is 10
In the aggregate and the possession
limit is the same. The daily bag
and possession limit on geese and
brant is five in the aggregate Of all
kinds The daily coot bag limit is rs.
Batting Of water fowl and doves and
the use Of live decoys are barred.
Water fowl and coot may be hunted
from Z am. to 4 pm. Snipe. rails. gal
linules, woodcock, mourning doves.
white winged doves and band-tailed
pigeons may be hunted from 7 am. to
sunset.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Fayorite Runs Second,

THE favorite, ]. Fred Adams, jr.,
Bellman, was runner-up, with
the Brandywine Stable horse, Radiant
Rowley, fourth. Second and third
place horses also are eligible for the
Grand National.
The cup race, run in . cold rain
before a shivering crowd Of less than
5000, was the headliner in = days
racing at Rolling Rock. Richard K
Melons exclusive hunt club.
M. H. Davis. gentleman rider, wa
up on Sunny Thoughts.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Race Selections
Laurel (Good). 4.

AAuiei tNO00).
By the Louisville Times.
l-Pameiob. Room Service, Bay Stout
2-No Selections.
3-Fast Express, Early Times, Toni
anna.
4-Patsey Begons, Wise Dart, Sang
Froid
5-Achieve, Moonton, Teddy Green.
1Old Field, Story Time, Golden
Vein.
Secret Vote, Droll Story, Playmore.
eSouwester, Wild Count, Infilee.
Best-old Field.
Concensus at Laurel East.
By the Associated Press.
10 Buddy, Pameiob, Room Service.
2-St. Francis, Rideaway, York Miller.
3-Rough Party. Fast Express, Toni
anna.
Wise Dart. Pats<y Begone, Great
Haste.
5-Merrymood. Busy K. Biologist.
CGolden Vein, Sir Windsor, Braving
Danger.
Secret Vote, Droll Story, Prince
Petite.
s-Tiempo, sou'wester Hit and Run.
Best bet-Golden Vein.
Jamaica (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
Gold Quest, Merry Pete, Count
Edward.
2-carbeck. DEVILS Mate, Donna
Leona.
3-Trade, Pharsalia, Foliage.
patriotic. Headin Home, Roust-
about.
SGean Canach, Chance Ray, Fenc-
ing.
eBailiwick, Trauwina, Gold Cross.
Best bet-Patriotic.
Concensus at Jamaica East.
By the Associated Press.
Count Edward, Gold Quest, Idle
Miss.
donna Leona, Stephen Jay, Car
beck.
31Pharsalia. Trade, Fire Marshal.
+Roustabout. Headin Home,
Patriotic.
merry Maker, Gean Canach. Pastry.
eMonument, Bailiwick, Brogue.
Best bet-Donna Leona.
Rockingham (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
High Treason, Jackfull, Coya.
2-Metaurus, Teeter Totter, Chatuga.
Stop Light, Fast Start, Memory
Chair.
SANDY Boy. High Explosion, Ma
thias.
@Cocoroco, The Triumvir, Dormido.
1Orthoprism. Grey Shot. Atcines.
Hot Cake, Adamite, Red Aril.
8-Notice Me, This Way, Opoca.
Best bet-Cocoroco.
Concensus at Rockingham (FAst).
By the Associated Press.
1-Wintersport, CoyA, jolly.
2EMetaurus, Sir Ten. Miss Trophy.
3-Fast Start, Maevix, Memory Chair.
+Canavia; Pocketpiece, Notice Ne.
S-Forest B., Flaming Belle, High Ex-
plosion.
tFounder, Cocoroco, Happy Fellow.
Mount Echo, Atcines, Unlawful.
MAKE 1t, Grandmas Boy, Hot Cake
Best-Mount Echo.
Best bet-Mount Echo.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
|BEST OF JUMPERS
||N|NTER-AMER|CAN
Star Horses of East Will Go
Into Civilian Team Con-
test at Show.

IN ESIGNED to bring together
the outstanding jumping
teams Of Maryland. Virginia,
Pennsylvania, New York and
the District, the Interstate civilian
team jumping event is expected to
provide one of the high lights of the
1nter-American Horse Show at Mea-
dowbrook Saddle Club October 21-24.
Last year the interstate class Gre
ated tremendous interest among the
riding fraternity and as result a
challenge award to be known as
the Governors Cup, will be presented
to the winner this year. The cup
must be won three times for perma-
nent possession.