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Evening star., 1937-11-07
Rockingham Park
Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3-year-o!ds and up: furlongs.
eess.ceS esssr IL. Lee ;Mr1;1S tDnTy, 4.so s2c ssc
Great Shakes lMcCadden) cI.3O
Time. 1:15M.
Par Value. Derby Dawn. Thistle Spy. Mid
GaIthea.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
Hickory Lad !Duny) $50 40 $40
Bevesu NAV 42O
Time. 200.
ms1 S.q M.s I.nfsinr ssH rsss .ss Ms SS Dor
DAILY Double paid &c1.2o)
THIRD. RACE-Purse. $500, claiming;
a,ys,Tcolds; 1o d. ;n,,tnil , mile. .oo On ,co
Dark MAY tGreerJ go $40
Rolls Nice Iacaues) 1900
Also ran-Miss Hollywood. Phone, Net
work. Napier Tandy and Evening Time.
Mountain Ha ndicap: purse. 81 200; 3-year-
olds and mp; q furlongs.
k.as,i,I LADY HisISs. .BisI%anj $40 $50 800
Bubblesome Maidley) $50
Also r.n-B.cheIor Dinner. Jane. N
FIFTH RACE-The Meredith Handicap:
purse. &1.50G; 3-year-olds and upi IA
miles.
Trouper tKrovitz) 31.OO 1900 700
Orinoco tPorter) $40 $40
Wise Player (Biermanl 800
Also ran-Natty Boy. Boston Mary.
Round Table. Buster Boy. Lost Friend and
Holluschickie.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3-year-olds and up: 1 mile.
Satrapal tScheih) 4.40 $50 2.9O
Social Error tLicata) 10 4.4O
Vitox (Romafne) $40
Also ran-Berry Patch, Count Rae.
Artist kniEht, Old Dominion and Starwick.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse,. $500: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upi 4 miles.
Moralist tMerrilD 800 400 800
Malice tGross) $50 $40
Free fMelochel l0O
Also ran-Prince Dean. Happy Flag.
Sciva. Brass Monkey. Csnavia and Skipsea.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500; claiming
3-year-oIds and up; 1 mile.
Prince Sador tHartle) $50 $50 4.2O
konfalon tDubois) 11.3O $50
Deserter tDuffyD SEQ
Also ran-Mannerly. Jackie D.. Masked
Gal, Trey, Night Raven and Biackthorn.
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TROUPER CAPTURES
MEREDITH HANDICAP
Beats 0rinoco, Second Choice, by
Half a Length-Favored
Wise Player Third.
az the Associated Presx

BY the Associated Press.
CALEM, N H., Nov. 6.-Trouper cap
tured the $1,000 Meredith Handicap
today at Rockingham Park by half
. length and returned 81 to win in
the mutuels.
Withstanding repeated bids by ORR
noco and Wise Player in the stretch,
Trouper was driven home in the mile
and sixteenth race by Jockey Harry
Krovitz in the first handicap of his
brief riding career.
The winner paid s13 to place and
81 to show. Orinoco. second choice
in the betting. brought hackers $50
and 1910. while Wise Player, the fav-
orite, returned So.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
BY FEED BOX.

BY FEED BOX.
- NTRIES for the next race in
- clude such well-known favor
ties as Milk, Hot Dog, Pump
- kin Pie, Hash, Crackers, Lamb
Chop. Roast Beef and Chicken Salad
Step up, folks. and make your selec-
ton, you can't go wrong This is one
race where everybody wins and that
is why Pimlico stages this event every
day and all day.
Yes. sir! The foods the thing, and
at the Hilltop it Is a major considera-
ton for horses, jockeys and fans,
whether the fans are owners, trainers
or spectators. The horses MUNICH
their grains, the jockeys eat very lit
tie, the clubhouse patrons order roast
beef and the grandstand fans 90 for
the hot dogs.
Like the provincial mushrooms, hot
dog stands pop up under the grand
stand and outside but close to the
track fence. Two restaurants for club
Evening star., 1937-11-07

son OF the late
Representative I.
v. Mcpherson Of
Missouri.
Learning the
elements of chess
In May, 1885,
from q frien d,
Mrs. Mcpherson
has become a
very enthusiastic
player and Q
hrst-class tyro.
Enjoying chess
because Of its
competitive men,
tai challenge, abe
LA~ 81
Evening star., 1937-11-07

BY PAUL J. MILLER, Jr.,
Americas Authority on Beeisl Chess.
Challenger AIekhin Leads

7NHIRIY games OF gruelling che6s
and the cloture will either
see DR.. Max Euwe vindicated
4 as the world chess champion
or the temperance Of DR.. Alexander
Alekllin on the universal stage as
the pre-eminent titlist after a two
year enforced vacation"
Twelve of the match games have
been completed, with the battle-ground
shifting from one Netherlands city
to another. After the thirteenth en-
counter the score stands: Alekhin, 5;
Euwe, 2; drawn, 5; adjourned, /.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Veda Breeses to Triumph in Pco Futurity Before 10000
%H f; Z s

tered Dickinson Normal College to be-
come president Of her class and later
was graduated from the Mankato Bus.
iness College In Mankato, Mimi, 70.
ceiving several medals for proficiency
in tipping and honor awards In speed
dictation.
In recognition Of her ability
rs an efficient stenographer
Uncle Sam offered Mabel q po-
sition In the Department Of the
Treasury.
Special study In the field Of English
at George Washington University and
natural aptitude for Government serv-
ice quickly found her serving In the
advanced capacity of principal clerk.
her present position in the ofice Of
the controller Of currency.
Arriving In Washington In 1925,
Mabel's personal charm and amiable
disposition were conducive to the form
ing Of many congenial friendships, one
Of which deepened into a Washington
romance that ended in q happy mar
riage to Kenneth Barnett Mcpherson,
Evening star., 1937-11-07
OLSEN ON MAT AGAIN
Tackles Chief Thunderbird IL
Turner Feature Thursday,

Chief Thunderbird. popular Indian
squirmer who has been victorious In
five successive matches here, will tan
gle with Cliff Olsen. pudgy villain, in
the feature match Of the weekly crap.
pling card Thursday night at Turner'S
Arena.
Thunderbird, who employs a stooge
Swift Eagle. to pound on a tom-tom
when the chief is in danger, pinned
Olsen here two weeks ago in rough
match. Swift Eagle. war whoops and
tom-tom intact, again will be in Thun-
derbird's corner.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Race Selections
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Consensus at Rockingham East.
High Martin, Exhort, Bright Don.
2-spur Flower, Jackfull, Loyal Son.
3-Razzle Dazzle, Gold Hat, Day Is
Done.
+Torcheen. Many Moons, Prince
Danny.
tPepper Patch, Flowery Lady, Kimp-
ton.
ABlessed Event, A. OConnell,
Bright Bird.
7-Bugle Call, Prince Dean, Frascati.
sMidshipman, Pompous Genie, Red
Label.
Best bet-Blessed Event.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
GLENWOOD CHASE
GETS STAR ENTRY
Nine Outstanding Jumpers
Named for Midd|eburg
Race Next Saturday.
~ the Associated Press


n r IDDLEBURG, Va, Nov. g.
M Nine outstanding >steeple-
v1 chasers have been entered in
4 4 the wood National
StepplechAse, a Smile brush race and
feature event Of the fall race meet of
the Middleburg hunt, to be held Satur-
day, November l3, at Glenwood, estate
Of D. c. Sands. near here.
Candidates for the $1,000 purse in
clude F. Ambrose Clark's Sunny
Thoughts, Duncan Reads Dundrillin,
winner of this years Cedarhurst
Chase at Belmont; Bell Man, owned
by ]. Fred Adams, jr.; Robert B.
Young's Frostcake.
Other Chase Entries.
OTHER entries are Argonaute, owned
by William J. Strawbridge of Phil
adelphia; Mrs. F. Ambrose Clarks
Eastern Shore, Mrs. James c. Bradys
Grooming Water, Zadora, owned by
James r. Kerr, and Well Stepped
Other races on the program of the
meet. which is sanctioned by the Ma
tional Steelpechase and Hunt Associa-
ton, are 1la-mile and IL mile
hurdle events. 2-mile steelpechase
over the big brush course, a 3lz mile
timber test and a 1A-mile nat race.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
CRANE WINS WITH CUE.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 6 IP).-
Irving Crane of Livonia, N. Y, hung
up his sixth victory in the world
pocket billiard championship tour
ney by beating Andrew Ponzi of Phil
adelphia. 125 to ITO, tonight.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Social Chess Who's Who.

MABEL ELEANOR MCPHERSON,
nee Persons. october 20. 1905, at
Dickinson, N. Oak, attended the Sec
ondary schools in her native city, en-
Evening star., 1937-11-07

solved by: P-Q4. 1t appears that
No. 1o2 has two correct keys. Credit
will be given accordingly.
Three-pointers on No. 1O7 are c. v
A. G. DTeyer. aGorTonzeia b FANS
William Burko. Reuben Suttkus. E. w
Allen cant see your point, and believe the
triple medal idea the only fair thing to
do). George F. Gorhsm. Emanuel Simpson
Norman LIE Roux. David H. Sibbet. Gerald
M. Clemencs; W. F; Cook and Guy Smith
J. e. Coxline and w: r, Cook tally three
points on No. 1o6. Solutions should be in
the mails not later than one week from
date of publication for credit.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
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FIRST RACE-ALARM1NG, HI
BEST BET-COURT DANCE.

FIRST RACE-ALARMIN HI
BLAZE, GOLD SATIN.
The Piper and Jacobs entry
should account for this 2-year-old
event, with ALARMING taking care
of the purse for the combination.
This is a smart youngster which
has been showing fine speed at
this 6-furlong distance. HI BLAZE
is good enough~now to make run
Of 1t with the first choice. GOLD
SATIN is in lightly and can get a
share.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
EASY FOR CHARLES TOWN.

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va, Nov. g.
Charles Town High had an easy time
taking a 400 victory from Hedgesville
wv. va) High in their annual game
here.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Bradford to the Fore.

TOM BRADFORD has supplanted E.
c. Bittender as high-average roller
in the Sanico League with 117-8
His 1853 turned the trick Frank
Orletsky's l48 was high string i.
Sanico Meats and S. e. A., with sweeps,
pulled within game Of the leading
Family Circles.
Lucy Rose of RoSslyn Is the top
shooter in the Ladies District League
with 1923 =. Lorraine GULL Of Lucky
Strike is running second with 1904
Annette Matthew of Rendezvous
Is third with 1898 and Florence
Sabean OF Georgetown fourth with
1913 :. Mrs. Rose is the first roller
ever to top the figures of Miss GULL
incidentally. the Rosslyn ace is
showing the way with top game Of
las, and is the spares and strikes leader
with 10 and 36, respectively q.
Rendezvous\ and Rosslyn are locked
for the lead
Irene Scott and her Peerless team
monopolized scoring honors in the
Ladies Independent League when in
dividual counts OF 140-369 and team
totals Of 547-1,063 blanked the j.
Leo Kolb girls.
With 1880 Goodman sparkled in
Vista's 80 win from Phalanx in the
Hebrew loop .. Sholtz, with 1853, and
Rosenberg, with 1858, were among
the top shooters Benner of Alb
hey Radio has taken the leadership
Of the Petworth League from Tony
De Fino with 117-l6 mark The
former Evening Star tournament
champion shot 3O5 last week to trail
by 2 points.
DR.. Nichols crew, rolling q record
set Of 1872, swept Roberts Raiders
to gain tie with Mooer's Redskins
in the Acacia Mutual Life Insurance
loop Hallidays held frst place
in the women's section by taking the
ODD one from the Huskies.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
PinlicO Results

pu'.: s1ooS 5so,s..9as. sss.1os. .as sp as
shoIpn &c. R; White, $50 $50 $50
York Miller tB. AnsteatD 10
Also rsn-Rideaway. Walter X, pun-
4rillon. Golden Reel. Bay Dean and Paper
=. SECOND RACE-The An.MaryIsnd
Ms,ryl.nd:bred; purse. 81 .oooi a-yeaf-oids:
Ssn;s~sRd s..ss9 N I.s,.ns q .",psF' 4so s;S
seTi Tim.. Lin. 1!isss. ~; Fe'er0 100
alic ana T.,t 5anMonly c1!nn Son. Droop. Miss Fred
dDaily Double paid $4,000
THIRD RACE-The MontebeIlo; purse.
i.nVo; claiming; 3-year-olds and up; 6
slIsa.;; iss!Is%. y: Pollard, 1880 1000 200
FIJI fd1. stssl Ms.! p; p James, ,.,, $40 sig
rAoic MISS r: a. Smith) 1880
Also r'nSsaly Bay, Walter Morton.
t!or. '1 rolsaitS fims h1ne' NJ s''t.ss :nd
FOURTH RACE-The EQUITY; purse.
Sl9O0; claiming' 3-year-olds and up; 8
Oyer Yonder *; MeC,D 1880 $40 500
MMattapeny q; Reniekl $50 $50
Oarke Sehon ". Ihompson) $50
Also ran-Alexandrine. Jadva, Time Sig.
aA. scotch Bun, GroE and Care For.
FIFTH RACE--The "WFBR" Handicap;
purse 1000; al ages: Il miles:
freeminent (E. Arcaro) $50 33O
6ow and Arrow u. Renick) 24C
Ai:e r.n@Reustabout, Teddy H..l.m,
c-Walter M. Jeffords entry.
SIXTH RACE-The PimIico Futurity;
purse, $4,000 added; 2-year-olds; IA
55SsS:yF 5s.sI.y rs ~; S9:, P Wrishp $40 s.:o 800
eDauber (H. Richards) 38O
Also ran@sBourbon King, .pah He.
d'Sfs. ana sfs. Ss;.' SsIg Alexandria Red Pepper
Hal Price Headley entry.
o-WiIlis SHARP Kilmer entry.
&C. V. Whitney entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
Ing; the Madison; for 3-year-olds and up I;
Knisht warrior Ec'rd) 1880 500 800
Buck Lansherne IL. Machado) $50
Also ran - The Runner. Rosselli, Joan
Asbestos. Master Lad and Army aud Navy.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
Ing; for 3-year- -olds and up: the Madison
tsecond division: 10 miles.
STICK 6Is K.ss M B. B MT.no Samas 800 aS ssS 9o S
Indomitable IN. Sarno) 800
Also ran Night Bud. America First
French Trap. White Sand and Onalark.
Evening star., 1937-11-07

OLnerS.
FIFTH RACE-CYCLE, TEDDY's
STAR, WISE DART.
CYCLE taking a big drop in
the event and should win as he
pleases. The racer comes down
from New York in fine shape and
looks like very safe betting propo-
sition. TEDDY'S STAR is also
dropping in class and won't be far
behind the first pick. WISE DART
will get what's left.
SIXTH RACE -MORADORA.
BOOTLESS, SIR i'm JAMES.
A small but classy field is sched-
uled to match strides in the event,
and We lean to FLORADORA,
This racer likes this distance and
was never In better. shape than
right now. BOOTLESS is due to
turn in one of his better efforts and
= may decide to do it here. SIR JIM
JAMES is sure of q share and may
get up in time to knock OF the
place choice.
SEVENTH RACE-MY COUNT.
BILL BLEIWE1sS, FLYING
BANNER.
In his last race, q little over a
week ago, MY COUNT disappoint-
ed q great many hackers. How
ever he came out of that race in
top shape and is ready to make up
for that last beating. BILL
BLEIWEISS like this distance and
will be the one to beat. FLYING
BANNER ranks we'll over the rest,
HTH E-MOTHEI,.
TEMPO, SALI.ANDRY.
MOTHEL won in New York last
time with ease at a mile and an
eighth and beat much better horses
than these. The router seems to
have clear sailing for this mile-and-
a-half test. TEMPO likes the
marathons and will be coming up
fast through the stretch. SAL
LANDRY y good enough 70 take
sDltt L
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Gr0tto Grill Heads Parade.

CROTTO GRILL is the pace setter
- in the Silver Spring American
League. two games In front Of Stew
art Brothers Howard Parsons Of
the third-place Shepherd Parks Is the
top shooter with 1l7-20, with George
Strickler 10 pins back Schroyer
and his Sanfords are leaders in the
Silver Spring Georgia Avenue loop
The former is shooting for lis
:. Heine's 1856 and 3S6 are tops.
Cherrydale and Fort Myer Heights
are running one-two in the Meth
odist Protestant Church loop :.
Sheehy of Naturalization is the Inter-
Divisional League leader. with lit :.
immigration is one game in the van
Of Cost Of Living Homer David
sons doubss-headef stxtks was ths
Evening star., 1937-11-07

AN OBSERVER soon learns the
food choices Of the daily or fire.
quent clubhouse diners. They all
even the ladies-eat fairly substantial
lunches. Roast beef is the odds-on
favorite and consequently is featured
on the card every day. No heavy
cracker for c. S. Howard, Seabis-
cults owner, who is one OF the roast
beef devotees.
When the chef hears the order
Two lamb chops and whole-wheat
toast" he bets himself even money
that Col. E. r. Bradley is in the
dining room. The colonel loves lamb
chops and orders them whether they
are on the menu or not. For lunch
John Manfuso, owner of Aneroid. likes
chicken salad. with cup cakes for
dessert. Mrs. Manfuso is very fond of
a luncheon Of liver and bacon. Harry
Evening star., 1937-11-07

timely wallop that gave General Coun-
sci a sweep over Review, says Editor
g. M. Van Hoesen in his weekly issue
of the Income Tax Bowling News.
Windridge d Handy rollers have .
two-game lead in the Arlington Coun.
ty League over Standard Laundry.
Arlington Tigers are . game
up on Jefferson Fire In the Airing.
ton League Treasury won scor.
ing honors in the Ladies' Federal loop,
when Edenton shot 119 and Federline
337 Hart Of the Barbettes rolled
381 for tops in the War Department
circuit.
Evening star., 1937-11-07

Rockingham East.
BY the Louisville Times.
Bright Don, High Martin, jolly.
2-Civil War, Jackfull, Loyal Son.
3-Razzle Dazzle, Gold Hat, Nudge.
+Rebecca Lee, High Polish, Fair
Time.
5-M Carlys, Flower Lady, Bay Buddy.
6+Blessed Event, Bright Bird, ADAM
ite
Prince Dean, Always Blue, On
Leave.
sEMidshipman, Brown Marvel. Pom
pous Genie.
Best bet-Blessed Event.
Consensus at Pimlico Fast.
By the Associated Press.
1-Tilaana, Big Wind, West Sea.
BOLD Pirate, Abbots Hour, Spotless.
3ELenpola, Godspeed. Heraldic.
4HJungle King, Little Marty, SWIM
along.
1Cycle, High Landmark. Wise Dart.
6-Bootless, Busy K. Floradora.
Golden Vein. scudder. Aperitif.
advancing, TEMPO, Bomar.
Best bet-Cycle.
Pimlico East.
BY the Louisville Times.
alarming, Gold Satin, Candy Hero.
BOLD Pirate, Spotless, Javamocha.
3EHeraldic, Evening Shadow, Devils
Mate.
mo selections.
1Atlante, 5 Slump, Early Times.
6Red Rain, Sir Jim James, Flora
dora.
7-Aperitif, Baby Way Shot and Shell
@Advaucing, TEMPO, Eudes.
= 1ast het-1sd 1Atn. I'd
Evening star., 1937-11-07

THIRD RACE-COURT DANCE
EVENING SHADOW, BABY'S
BREATH.
These young fllies figure to stage
q pretty close race, but COURT
DANCE should pull away in the
closing stages. This miss has
worlds Of speed and is showing q
liking for this trip. EVENING
SHADOW is In good condition but
isn't quite up to the top one at
equal weights. BABY's BREATH
will get a look-in.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
JACOLA IS SECOND
ANDDAUBER THIRD
Jockey Arcaro, Disqualified
After Finishing First in
'36, linked Again.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
~ ALTIMORE. Nov. 6.-Nedayr,
* owned and bred by the Bing-
hanton IN. W sportsman,
- w. S. Kilmer, followed up his
recent Walden triumph with deci-
sive victory in the 18th Pimlico
Futurity before close to 10000 fans
here today.
Jumping out in front Of eight rivals
Just after the start, the brown son
Of Neddie-Sunayar breezed along with
q wide advantage and scored by three
lengths.
Mrs. Edward Friendly's Selma
Stakes winner, Jacola, the only filly
in the field, finished second by four
lengths. C. v. Whitneys Dauber was
third. five lengths clear of H. P.
Headleys Bourbon King.
Victory Worth S2s,140.
NEDAYR. coupled with Sun Alex
andria, winner of the Jenkins at
Laurel, returned $8.70 for So. He
picked up S28,140 to boost his sea-
sons earnings to s38,695. Jacola
ruled favorite at odds Of SITS to
81.
Eddie Arcaro, who finished first in
this stake year ago astride Privi-
legged, only to be disqualified and the
purse awarded to Matey. again suffered
by the jinx that apparently rides
with him in the biggest juvenile event
on the Maryland fall calendar.
Arcaro was on Dab He. stablemate
Of Bourbon King. and was tossed out
Of the saddle at the start when Dab
He stumbled.
Because of the fact that Champion
Menow struck himself in a recent
workout and was forced out of this
fixture, Owner Headley expressed Dab
He from Kentucky to aid Bourbon
King.
Third in the Kentucky Jockey Club
Stakes week ago, Dab He was con-
sidered a vital contender.
Owner Rides to Victory.
THE days sport opened with q q
mile steelpechase. with the winner
turning up in Charles R. Whites
6hogun. White. who serves as trainer,
also rode his gelding to win in 3:5I4s.
The All-Maryland, 6-furlong sprint,
run as the second race, saw a nose
finish with the camera photograph
awarding the verdict to Howard
Bruce's Nansemond, favorite, over
Jouett Shouse's Joanny after they had
run the distance in 1:1325.
President Burch of Washington put
one over on the boys. when Walter M.
Jeffords' Jean Bart won the lis
OF the w. F. B. R. Handicap to pay
&l3.40.
The colt came from far out of it
to win going away from Hal Price
Headley's Preeminent.
A nose away in third place came
E. r. Bradley's Bow and Arrow, IA
vorite, who set the pace until the last
few strides of the race.
Evening star., 1937-11-07

members are busy from breakfast
through dinner. One is on the first
fioor of the new clubhouse and the
other on the main floor of the old
clubhouse.
Back Of the stands and close to the
largest stable group is THE French
mans" There jockeys. trainers and
apprentices eat every day, and own
ers take breakfast many days a week.
II you are over Pimlico way any
morning at the break Of day, pay
The Frenchman's" q vsiit.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
Pinlico
Entries for Tomorrow.

FIRST RACE-The Severn: purse,
$1,000; claiming; 2-year-olds; 8 furionss
Evening star., 1937-11-07

CADEAU II rate the call over the
others.
Evening star., 1937-11-07

3Sf harG OF tne Bar rDctboo rOllcQ
38l for tops in the War Department
circuit.
Joe Palmer Still Stepping.
DIMINUTIVE Joe Palmer. star n
the old Athletic League, still u
going strong His 1l7-3 heads the
Merchants League, in which WASH
ington Gas Light and his Schneider
Bakery team are deadlocked for first
place.
Norman Schroth, former president
Of the District League. Is the spare
leader in the Elks' League. with An
even so Elmer Wesley's 156 and
435 are high &. Antlers are leading,
two games in front OF Charity -.
Executive-Auditing, with an 1876
standing, is two games ahead of Audi
tors in the H. o. L. c. nag race.
Woodward & Lothrop rollers dead
locked for first place in the Depart
ment Store loop with Guy-Curran by
trimming Credit Bureau, 80 1t
was the latter's first defeat d. Al
McDonalds brilliant 394 enabled
Lansburgh to win. al. from Hahn's.
Parsons 10s Is tops for the Episco-
pal Young Peoples Fellowship loop
All Saints and st. COLUMBIA are
all square for the top rung :. High
way No. bowlers still refuse to re-
linquish their cellar position to Dick
Tennyson's Fairgrounds crew In the
District Government League pennant
chase, which is led by Repair Shop
Charles F. Green sends in the
news that Accounts tops the Public
Works Recreational loop, one game up
on Engineering.
King David slipped into the lead Of
the Masonic League by postponing .
double-header Naval, rolling the
only 1,700 set of the week, trimmed
Silver Spring, 80 Ridgeway, q
newcomer on the Naval team. shot
378 &. Centennial winning five games
out Of six, moved to second place.
Lou Freschi Sets Record.
7 OU FRESCHI cracked high set IN
- the Mount Rainier League with q
sparkling 401 . A 395 gave ]. l..
Sherwood runner-up honors for the
week Bill Ward, scorer, shot high
string Of 157 :. He's the brother Of
Ray Ward. Lucky Strikes star roller
q. Johns Restaurant Is the team
leader, having won IL games IN a
row Jack Gooding's 1888 is high
average for the suburbanites.
-Four season marks were registered
In the Odd Fellows League when Jack
Hodge shot 1864 and Columbia
totaled 583-1 ,665 GloSsbrenner
is high average man with 1887, with
Amity No. the pace setter.
Dome Oil leads the pack in the Ia
koma Duckpin Association Stevens
Decorating is its latest victim
Red Megaw and Ward LArkin with
381s put Hertz-Driv- Ur-Self over for
a sweep against Takoma Restaurant.
Evening star., 1937-11-07

SECOND RACE-The DELINQUENT: purse
LOCO: claiming; 3-year-oids; maiuens;
Evening star., 1937-11-07
SECOND RACE-BOLD PIRATE,
AMOCKA, ABBOT'S
HOUR.

BOLD PIRATE has been getting
plenty of work lately and is at
sharp edge for this encounter. The
racer gets in with nice package
and looks like pretty good bet to
trim this band. JAVAMOCKA is
speedy one but may need this
race. ABBOT's HOUR, OF his last
race here, rates the call for the
third slot.
Evening star., 1937-11-07

All. Bieber Mrs. E, D. Jacobs entry.
cJ. P. Jones-P. H. Faulconer entry.
dH. D. Buck, jr.-Mrs. H. Good entry,
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FO U r r. H r A C LITTLE
MARTY, JUNGLE KING,
CAOEAU II.

LITTLE MARTY surprised the
folks the other day by losing .
Jump event. but this hedge-hopper
will make up for 1t here. He figures
to win by . safe margin over this
4 small field. JUNGLE KING and
Evening star., 1937-11-07

EIGHTH RACE-The Garrett; purse.
$1,000; claiming; 3-year-olds and up; Ia
Evening star., 1937-11-07
THIRD RACE-The Arlington; purse,
81 900; filIieS; 2-year-o olds; 6 furlonSs

FOURTH RAcE-The Manly Handicap;
purse. $4,000 added; 4-year-olds and up;
steeplechase; ga miles.
Jungle King Gittlep
Bartholdi (Thorndike) --l3
Swmalons (McGovern) ----l42
Little Marty wv. Jonesl esl-14S
Cadeau 2nd tBellhouse) As
Fran de Perse IA. Bauman)
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SEVENTH RACE-The Elkridge Handi-
cap; purse, $1,000: claiming; 3-year-olds
and up; l mile and 10 yards.