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Evening star., 1937-01-12
D. c. DELEGATES NAMED
Will Go to Hebrew CONGREGATIONS
Meeting Soon.

Fourteen delegates and an oficial
visitor from Washington will attend
the flve-day convention of the Union
OF American Hebrew Congregations
which opens Friday in New Orleans
to discuss THE Synagogue and Its
Relation to Jewish Life"
The District delegates are Allan ".
De Ford, Jacob Gichner, Henry Jaffe.
Mrs. Fedora Jonas-Lewis, Adolph
Kuntz. Mrs. Ben Loen, Mrs. Fred Pelz-
man, Maurice D. Rosenberg, Miss Hor-
tense Rosenthal, Harry Sherry, DR..
Abram Simon, Mrs. Abram Simon,
Harold Strauss and Leon Strauss. The
Official visitor is Miss Elizabeth Ann
Kaufman.
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hospital right away.
T hat was GER
tainly q nasty
crack!" Together
he and the liveried
servant lifted the
heavily breathing.
unconscious form
into the rear Of the
limousine, and all
the way to the
hospital Joe sup
ported the mans
head.
Having nothing
in particular to do
anyway, Joe waited
while the emer-
gency doctor re-
vived the old man,
patched up the
cash in his scalp,
and told him to
take it easy for a
week or so. And
In response to in
quiries, he found
himself telling the
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Traffic Convictions
Reckless Driving.

Reckless Driving.
Richard A. Budd, aol q street. 500.
Second Offense Speeding.
Edith Kinsolving, 2124 p street, SIS.
Ezekiel Stephenson. 1874 st. Cath
crime street, SIS.
James Duncan, 113c Fifth street. $40.
Charles E. Smith, 1914 Military
road. SIS.
First-Offense Speeding.
George E. Milbrook, Maryland. SO.
Olivia Cumberland, 1106 Sixth
street, SIS.
Percy johnson. 414 r street, $40.
James F. Butler, Maryland, $40.
Paul A. Wade, 1915 Eighteenth
street, $40.
John w. Patterson. 1923 Howard
street southeast, $40.
Walter L. Purvis, 661 c street SOUTH
east, SIS.
Henry A. Cox. 48O7 Iowa avenue. IS.
George H. Goss, TAOS Fourteenth
street, IS.
Allen T. Spurrier. Maryland, $40.
Lillian M. Mattfeldt, Virginia. IS.
Wade Dicks, 20 r street northeast
$40.
Charles e. Wood. Plant No. 4, $25.
Antony J. Baranowski, Maryland,
SIS.
Benjamin Medley, 1875 Eastern
avenue northeast. s25.
Richard D. Hollar, 9l3 Hamilton
street, IS.
william B. Thrift, 4o5 Rock Creek
Church road. IS.
Yolanda Tanner, 726 Quincy street,
SIS.
Earl z. OMeara, 51s Lamont street,
IS.
William w. Fitzgerald, Maryland,
$40.
Edward s. Loveless, Virginia. IS.
Nobel Rucker, 1918 Third street, IS.
+ David Farrell, 1l06 Sixth street, IS.
Lime Prefers Cold Water.
Lime is about twice as soluble In
cold water as it Is in boiling water,
Evening star., 1937-01-12
PAYS 100000 TAX

New Yorker Pleads Guilty and De
livers Checks.
NEW YORK, January IL (P.-In
pleading guilty to Federal income
tax fraud charge yesterday, Moses
Parshelsky, Brooklyn dealer in
building supplies and real estate. paid
81. 1000, 900 to the Government.
Federal Judge Robert A. Inch sus-
pended sentence, placing ParshelSky
on probation for five years after an
assistant United States attorney had
informed the court Parshelsky had
delivered the sum in six certified
checks. to settle civil suit brought
by the Government.
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comes along and there are wounded
trees or fresh pile of mash or saw
dust near by. The mourning cloak is
a famous tippler.
When the cold days came last Au-
tumn, she found some cozy nook under
a loose piece of bark Perhaps she
crawled under some box that prom
ised shelter, and again it may have
been behind shutter with a southern
exposure. Her main idea was to seek
safety during the harsh Winter
months. In the Spring, when the
Evening star., 1937-01-12

noon, it was an
nounced tod a y
after an unpub-
licized police e
search of four
days had failed to
reveal her where
abouts.
According to
information fur
niShed the police
by the G irl's S
mother. Barbara
left home carry
ing a marionette
construction kit,
used to create
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-e Mostly cloudy
tonight and tomorrow, followed by oc-
casional rain tomorrow afternoon or
night; not much change in tempera-
ture; lowest tonight about So degrees:
gentle, variable winds, becoming east
erly tomorrow.
Maryland-Mostly cloudy tonight
and tomorrow, followed by occasional
rain tomorrow afternoon or night; not
much change in temperature.
Virginia-Mostly cloudy, probably
occasional rain in southwest portion
tonight and tomorrow and in east
and north portion tomorrow; not
much change in temperature.
West Virginia Cloudy, probably
occasional rain in extreme south por-
tion tonight and tomorrow and in
north and central portions tomorrow:
slightly warmer tomorrow in extreme
west portion.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
muddy today
Tide Tables.
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRL
HUNTED BY POLICE
Barbara Hamlet Wallace, Is
Student at Western, Missing
Since Thursday.

Barbara Hamlet Wallace, is, Of
2Ol9 I street, ninth grade student at
Western High School, has been missing
from her home since Thursday after
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BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

you would hardly expect to see
butterfly in January, but
there is one you may easily
watch If a very warm daV
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Monthly precipitation in inches in the
Capital tcurrent month to date):
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The Sun and Moon.
Precipitation

Automobile lights must be turned on one
half hour after sunset
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FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey)
Evening star., 1937-01-12
By J. X. Howard.

old man about the accident, and how
he happened to become involved. The
upshot Of it was that he was invited
to return to the injured mans home
for dinner.
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FOURTH RACE-The Flash; purse
$4,000 guaranteed; 2-year-olds; 51a fur
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Flying Scot Takes Early Lead.

GETTING away to a fast start,
Flying Scot had assumed a clear
lead as the field went around the
club house bend and from that point
on he was well in front of his six
opponents until the final sixteenth,
where painting horse, Eagle Pass.
surged up from the rear but lacked
sufficient speed to challenge the
winner.
Pompoon was out in front at the
start, but before the horses reached
the turn Jockey Gilbert had sent
Flying Scot into the lead on the in
side. Pompoon then was taken under
restraint, and in the run down the
back stretch Burning Star joined
Pompoon and were at Flying Scots
heels. Dellor, the undermining iron
horse, was close by in fourth posi-
ton.
Going around the second turn,
Dellor came up head and head with
Pompoon and Burning Star, while
Flying Scot increased his lead to
two lengths This took all the run
out OF Pompoon. and he began to
drop back. Eagle Pass was forced
to circle the field at the head Of the
stretch and was running fastest of
all in the final sixteenth. Dellor
finished fourth. with Pompoon fifth.
Gerald sixth and Sunset Trail trailing
In Ia rlor
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Suffolk Downs
Results
BY the Associated Press,

DS tie ASSOCidL yea STeSS.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900; claiming;
Pass Shot tCraig) I1.SO $40 500
Spicy fParadise) 1850 Loo
Maple Queen morgan) $50
Time, l:39l5.
Custer, opoca, DiIwin. scara Glen. In.
furl, Coltman and Imperial Ebee.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up: ] mile
Canavis tMcCombs) 47.2O 1880 $50
Nancy Mae (Snyder) 500 $40
Bull Market tJaekle) 800
"a, Also s s,s.a ranGns Just Berry Patch: Below
pheus and Sweet Tokalon.
DAILY Double paid x5i3.4OD
THIRD RAcE-purse. $1,000; maiden
EveIyn Lee Gaekle) $3.50 $500 500
foIgy Morn tHiEhtshoe) 800
Also ran-Silyer Trace. .Thusa. Multi
million Nav r., Maori Chief. Bow Tip and
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
@ GOOD 6sm. ssheS' eRS '' 4so t'F'snss sss 800
Euryalus Porter 4.6O $50
Strange Times Leishman) 500
Also ran-siavonia. satrapal. Toano,
Grandms's Boy and Sauawker.
FIFTH RACE-The Yankee Handicap:
purse. $4,000: added: 3-year-oids: l Il
miles.
War Minstrel (Kurts'xer) $50 500 400
High velocity tHishtshoe) 1900 $50
No Dice (Bierman) $50
Time. :563s equals track record
Also ran-Little Sleeper, Wing Spread
Clingendaai, Rudie. Danger Point. Trina
and America First.
SIXTH RACE-Purse $1,000; the Old
South Handicap: 3-year-olds and up; IL
miles
Abaddon (Morsan) 1880 $50 900
Trouper May $40 40
SANDY Boot 1McD.rmotD $50
Time. I:44a..
Also ran-Tusboat Frank. Holluschickie
and Singers Folly.
. SEVENTH RACE--Purse $1,000: claim
Ing; 3,year,oldS and up; i miles.
St. Moritz (MorKan) 1880 $50
Our Bud Ueishman) $40
Time. 1:45.
Also ran-Cha ambersburxer, Prince Dean.
Pretty Pal. TEMPO and Swiftlet.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 81 900; claim
ing: for 3-year-olds and up; IA miles.
Legender tCraiE) $50 4.GO $50
Onus (MorEan) 4.6O $40
Almarine Jaekle) $50
Time. 2:O6M.
Also ran-CumberIand. Top Hirh and
Wild Count.
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YANKEE HANDICAP
TO WAR MINSTREL
Ties Suffolk Downs Record.
High Velocity Second
in Camera Finish.
By the Associated Press


~ OSTON. July 24.-Mrs. Ethel
- Denemark' War Minstrel
drove to a nose victory today
- IN the $4,000 added Suffolk
Downs Yankee Handicap to equal the
track record for the mile and three
siXteenthS.
A camera finish decided for the
3-year-old gelded son of Royal Min
strel, who swept under the wire neck
and-neck with H. P. Metcalf's High
Velocity.
A crowd of 10000 saw War Min
strel spin the distance in 1858,
time equaled at this track only by
Memory Book and Gov. Sholtz. In
the mutuelS the Denemark color
bearer brought $3.50 on a So win
ticket.
In third place half a length back
was the Silver States Stables No
Dice. A C, Comptons Clingendaal
was disqualified for fouling the VIM
ner in the stretch and Trina was
given fourth money High Velocity
paid SIT to place. No Dice led
the field going by the stand.
Prods War Minstrel.
a L The clubhouse turn Rudie had
a length on Clingendaal with
No Dice in close attendance. Kurt
singer hit War Minstrel with the
bat and he began. going around the
field with High Velocity on his heels.
Rudie stopped on the far turn and
Clingendaal went to the top. Turning
for home High Velocity was coming
through on the rail and War Min
strel was coming down on the out
side. They made up ground rapidly
on Cffngendaal and when Jockey
Eddie Smith, a southpaw whipper,
went to the bat that horse SHE'D
away from 1t, crashing into War
Minstrel.
That game son of Royal Minstrel
recovered his stride, came on again.
and although the camera called him
the winner, many spectators thought
High Velocity was entitled to the
award
1t was the winners fourth victory
in II starts this year and the
S9,525 that was his end of the purse
as supplementary nominee brought
his earnings to Sl4,550 for the year.
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LULU STRONG TAKES
GRAND CIRCUIT PACE
Sep Plain Drives Mare to ALL
Victory-Calumet Dubuque
Scores in Trot.

BY the Associatec IRE
Old ORCHARD BEACH, Me, July
24.-Lulu Strong, from the In
dianapolis stables of L. c. McNamara,
streaked to victory in the $500 2:12
pace today, feature race Of the pro-
gram winding up the first weeks
Grand Circuit meeting here.
Sep Plain drove the bay mare to
place ALL in the best time Of 2:02
Lee Hanover, bay gelding of the Biery
Farm, Butler, Pa, was second, with
Charles Lacey at the reins.
Races were run regardless OF in
termfttent thundershowers, which
drenched the track.
The $400 2:22 trot went in straight
heats to Calumet Dubuque, entry from
the Oldtown Hill Farm, Newbury,
Mass. with Driver John Hanaf1n in
the sulky. Hopeful Volo, owned by
w. B. Eckert. Reading, Pa, was sec
ond Best time for the mile was
2:05A.
Symbol Green, driven by Hugh
Parshal, carried off the 5000 classified
pace, 81. in the best time Of 2:02A
with Calumet Eunice, owned and driv-
en- by Vice Fleming. Syracuse. N. Y.
placing second.
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Empire City
Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
maiden a:Sesr-oIds: 81 furion.,. ST e'Aiminss
MIS- MIS- chatham IF; JoneS 1875 As Us
NV Pauline (ChzlD tx
Also ran-chaste. Color Fla. and y..
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim.
ing: 3-year-olds and I'D; 1 mile and 20
Golden Seal tRichard,on) IL So ,.s
Speed ,ArearoJ 2.S
Also ran-Blu. King. Sky Lad. Bethle-
hem star Prewar. Tomah. Crooked Lane,
brisht Chance. Durwrack and San Pietro,
THIRD RACE-Th. Glenvirle: purse,
81 200; allowances 3-yesr r-oldsi about 8
fa7s kH.sss Msss H'yfp ybnboi.' HG"'p e-l =, Il
Gold Tim. Quest .oo IL lie Blane) rs
Also ran@Tim. Me. Bill D.. Malisn
a-Dewey Bentham entry.
,,a! FOURTH Ia RAcEmrhs Wakefield H.ndi-
about furlorxs
H1ndsug + nods "a q. Haators 81 p II
Chaps de Camillisl RI
and Wise Counsel
a-Paragon Stable entry
FIFTH RACE-The Yonkers Handicap.
purse. $500; 3-year-olds and up: "a
miles Ais
Sea biscuit Pollard IL ia Ia
Testing III. lie Blanc) o-J III
Corlnto (Westrope) III
Time, 1:Iir5.
Also ran--Roustabout. Dark Hope and
Thorson.
>, SIXTH RACE-The Hunting Ridre
Handicap; class c; purse. 81 200; 3-year.
oidS and up; mile and 20 yards
Count stone tkOpeD 1910 1-2 IL
Booming Guns H. La Blame s-5 7-i0
Silver Fleece IF. JOnesD 2-I
Time. :i5ls.
Also rsn-Jimmie Cabaniss. Whi1zaway
and Daytonian.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing 3-year-olds and upi fa miles.
Fluffy Lee tChaID 9-5 Az IL
Miss Dignity (H. l.. BIanc) IS as
Star Scout tWestrope) AZ
Time, 1:4sIs.
Also ran-Gold Cross, Nipponese Portu-
nus and Four Spot.
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Finishes Galloping.

A CLOS1NG-DAY throng of $1,000
watched the feet son of Hard
Tack wing his way to victory. With
Jockey j. Pollard in the stirrups.
SeabIscuit vas rated just off the early
pace set by Testing, but moved into
the lead at the three-quarters. He
was two lengths IN front at the
stretch and finished eased up and Just
galloplng.
testing, given a 2l-pound pull in
the weights, ran splendid race, but
couldn't match the long-striding Sea-
biscuit. Testing finished three lengths
ahead Of Corinto.' Thorson finished
fourth, Dark Hope fifth and Rousta :.
oout last in the slX-horse race.
Seanscult opened his winning drive,
after being nosed out by Rosemont
IN the rich Santa Anita Handicap.
Since then he has not been defeated.
Evening star., 1937-07-25
THOMPSON TRAP VICTOR
Misses Only l Of 200 Targets at
International Meet.

DETROIT, July "a (E). - Earl
Thompson Of Peoria, the Illinois State
champion, won the open class cham
pionship at the international trapshoot
tournament today.
He shattered 1879 out of 200 targets
to win the $4,000 event from 235 other
marksmen. In the morning he broke
100 targets, but it began to rain as he
began his afternoon shooting and he
missed one
Tied at 198-just one target behind
the winner-were Ned Lilly of Stanton,
the Michigan champion; Joe Hest,
Hillsboro. Ohio; H. L. Cheek, Clinton,
Ind; Walter Beaver. Berwyn, Pa. and
AT A. Einney. NAhAta k1nn.
Evening star., 1937-07-25
A Thrill for Whitney.

THE Whitney colt, ridden by Jockey
Johnny Gilbert, covered the mile
and a quarter over a slow track in
2:05 As. For Whitney and Gilbert,
the honor OF winning the classic. the
Nations outstanding Midsummer g.
year-old stake, was new thrill for it
was the first time the New York
sportsman had won it.
The race had a gross value of S34,-
900, with s27,375 going to Owner Whit
ney. Eagle Pass gained $4,000 for
second money and Burning Star
$4,000 for finishing third.
The public overlooked the Whitney
racer in the betting. with Flying Scot
going to the post at to /. He paid
sl720 to win, $500 to place and $40
to show. The place price on Eagle
Pass was $3.50, with SO to show,
while Burning Star returned $340 to
show.
Evening star., 1937-07-25
SEAB|SCU|T SETS
MARK IN YONKERS:
Clips Is of Second From 23.
Year-0Id Record in Win
at Empire.
BY the Associated Press.

~ t"c hhsotlaONC PreSs.
n yEW YORK, July PA 23-
M year-old record was smashed
Y by the flying hoofs OF the great
Seabiscut today as he
streaked to an easy conquest in ti1s
$500 added Yonkers Handicap.
closing feature of Empire City's rae
ing season.
Despite the crushing impost Of l2o
pounds, the 4-year-old Wheatley sta.
Die handicap star from Mrs. c. P,
towards barn, won his sixth straight
stake triumph by four lengths in the
time OF 1:44 is, which shaved 2-5
OF a second off the record set in 1914
by Borrow over the 1-16-mile route,
testing was second; Corlnto third.
The victory added 1925 to Sea-
biscuits winnings. He now has won
s9o,2oO this year or almost IA times
what he cost his California owner.
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|SF|FTH
IN 7-HORSE FIELD
Eagle Pass Second, Burning
Star Third-Triumph Is
Thrill for Whitney.
BY CHARLES DUNKLEY,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

~HICAGO, July 24.-Pompoon,
second to War Admiral in
Y both the Kentucky Derby and
~ the Preakness, was just an
other horse to 10000 sweltering spec
tators at Arlington Park today.
Flying Scot, carrying the silks Of
John Hay Whitney OF New York, was
Pompoons complete master in the
ninth running Of the 100000 added
Arlington classic. Pompoon, the heav-
lily played 6-to-5 favorite, finished fifth
In the brilliant field Of seven.
The chestnut son OF the Porter
Caledonia, leading almost from start
to finish of the mile and quarter
journey, defeated Eagle Pass, entry of
the Valdina Farm, owned by Emerson
F. Woodward OF Houston, Tex, by half
length, with third honors going to
Burning Star, which carried the hopes
OF Richard and Patrick Nash Of
Chicago.
Evening star., 1937-07-25
CHEVROLETS GAIN LEAD
Move to Top in Columbian Loop
With Win From Capitols.

Addison Chevrolet Automen, 1886
insect champions, took the leadership
of the Columbian Athletic League last
week, when they trimmed Capitol
Trash and Hauling Co., 8-3. Deoude's
Celery Co. midgets retained first place
in their section when they won their
fourth consecutive victory, blanking
Chevy Chase Cardinals. TO.
Every manager in the league has
been asked to send a complete report
OF all games, including scores, to
President Joe Cohen. Names OF all
players who have hit home runs in
league competition also should be
sent. The information is to aid in
the selection of the all-star game,
which probably will be held at Grit
fifth Stadium in the near future.
Evening star., 1937-07-25
COLORED MINES CLASH

Two colored mines, the Zulu Giants,
who wear dresses as uniforms, and
the Washington Hillsdales. will meet
at Grif1th Stadium this afternoon at
3:15.
The colored Police Boys Club will be
at the game a. guests Of the Washing
ton Tribune.
Evening star., 1937-07-25

tracks.
Laurel, as usual, will entertain dur
ing the month Of October. A switch
then for two weeks to Pimlico and
back to Bowie for the seasons close.
RACING on the half-mile tracks
has become exceedingly popular
with the masses for several reasons,
the most important OF which is that
there has been no scandal. The horses
and jockeys are we'll known. There
are few form reversals. Spectators
are comparatively close to the horses
during the running of the races, and
every move made easily can be seen.
Bel Air, which Is half an hours
auto ride from Baltimore, is Mary
lands newest track Here will be
found a modern grandstand, con-
structed Of concrete and steel. The
Evening star., 1937-07-25
Arlington Park
Results
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-The Gallant Fox; purse.
81 100; claiming; 3-year-oIds and up; 6
ehstry ehst.,,s Chic q: Rieh,rdn $50 $50 800
Dokas tWilson) z 6O
Time. l:Ii+s.
Also ran-VeIociter, smuxxled In. Mis-.
Subway and Denbish.
SECOND RAcE-The Mate; s1,1oo;
Grey Streak tCorbetp 40 $40 $50
hastinola tDobson) 40 $40
Black River iRobertson) $50
Time. I:142s.
Also ran-More News. on,lark, Gold
Mesh. Candescent and Faust.
tDahy Double paid x33.4O.)
THIRD RACE-The Blu. Larkspur;
purse. xI,IOO: 2-year-olds: allowances;
;Tsasy; ! Sa;i Ss@st ,sa.aD ss.so $50 800
hnrs T;m Deep oI oYounp $40
rim. Essiaytee. aLassitor. Co-Sport and
a-XaIdina Farm entry.
d-Lemar Stock Farm entry
FOURTH RACE-The Gusto; purse
1900 allowances; 4-year-olds and up: &
Fr.idy Cat tRobertson, $40 $50 Out
Bright Lixht tStevenson) 400 Out
Marmara &C. Smith Out
Time. 1:13.
Also ran-Uppermost and a Must Be.
a-Lemar Stock Farm entry.
SI.2OOi allowances 3-year- -olds; Hertz
course. mile
Coronium tCorbett 1910 $50 400
Old Nassau tBalaskD 800 $50
Sir Midas tGuymOn) 300
Time. 1:4O3s.
Also ran-Gosum. Merry Mood Come
to Taw. Crows Flikht and Pricekan.
SIXTH RACE-The Classic; purse k3O,-
600 added; 3-year-olds; one mile and 4
FLYING Scot tGilberp 1920 $50 $40
Eagle Pass HAAS $50 400
Burning Star tRobertson) $40
Time. ,:O5 I-5.
Also ran-Gerald DelIor, Pompoon and
Sunset Trail ii.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse xI1OO: claim
fnE: the Omaha: for 4-yesr -oldS and up:
l mile and e furlonEs.
Hermone young 1920 $50 $50
Whichaway GP. Roberts) 42O 32O
Golden Nut tAnderson) 40
Also ran-Panalons. American Prince.
Almac and Crimson.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, SI.1OO; claim
ing; 4.year-olds and up: the Granville:
steDin.nn. Morlan, 1880 ?.eo 100
Swap q. RichArd) 4.4O $50
Rich Girl tAnderson) 48O
Aiso i%e' rsnWManh.tt.n. H; Hour z.v will
liam ". Jayvee and Wild Transit.
Evening star., 1937-07-25
Flying Scot Victor in Classic R0senna Delavure Unset

ALL
- brand-neW track where a Today
Never have prospects brighter
mIers. The Maryland time,
allotted the
be action at Bel Air.
Cumberland follows Bel Air will
August TO- Nearby Marlboro
only Fall
held a this
time until
the curtain the Saturday after Thanksgiving bme racing
Evening star., 1937-07-25
Delaware Park
Results

FIRST RACE-Purse $1,000; claiming
Rad sss15edr pre.m, ana 1fcssrd up; IA milss
Miss Tiptoe !Jame) $50 $50
Roberta (Adleman) $50
., Also ran-Goldsprar. Ranicilla, Jane
Sun Sweep. Flower Time and Ukraine.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
setem Up Peters 80 $50 $40
Way Out Nlnas> 1000 $50
s-Muddier .Jame) 49O
s.nss ss In Who. Boz RrGh sshss Ms,ss
| IM1, (. 'So = G!PeIneIP: 2Rsn =: R Pix. entry.
DAILY Double paid x36.9O)
EE, fo, s-year-olds and up; 8 furIonEs
Ilds. Hhfai psisht t'9saS tcuSi $50 sssSS ssS sss ss
Miss Ere fyinas) 800
Also r.n-Josn Asbestos. Cloudy Wealth
sr. Westview and Hi-Susar.
FOURTH RACE-Th. Polly Drummond
olds 5 furlongs.
Merry LaSsie lLonsden) $40 30 $50
Tedema (Merritt 1880 40
Rehearsal tWagner) 40
Also rsn-a Aces Wild. Jane Vito. su-
bremist, Red Glare and StringaIong.
&C. TrentanelIi entry.
=. FIFTH RACE-Purse SI0.OOO added;
the Newcastle Handicap; 3-year-olds and
up: fllies and mares; ia miles.
Rosenna tPeter) l19O 1920 $50
Fair KnighteSs (Kacala) 500 $50
Esposa tWalD 3.2O
Time, I:i3th fnew track record.
Also ran.-ReEal Lily. Wild Turkey, Fair
Stein and CaryoIa.
SIXTH RaCE---Purse. $1,000: claim
ing: for 3-year-olds and up; 1-IS miles
Jack Sting (Cubitt 500 $50 800
Clever Girl tSmth) 1I8O 40
bMiss Marlboro tMerritD $50
Also ran-MoraIist, aDona Dulcin.
eWhite Sand. Inactive. bTime to Go.
Miss E. NJ. HaymanW. E. Johnson
BE. X. Bryson entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 $50: claim
ing: for 3-year-olds and up: i mile and
20 yards.
GGallogiTs GGalSg Smith ton $40 t.so a.oo 20
Ardor tWagner) $40
Time, 1:11
Also ran-Hymaraue. Whittle. Happy
road. Heartease. Stepping In and Sal
landry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
Ing: for 3-year-oIds and up; Ia miles.
Chief YeOnan tCubitt 800 40 80
Departed CJamesl $50 300
Westv's Duke Ninasl $50
Time, 2:01
Also ran-Post BRIGADE, GIittering.
Wittekind. Machia and FOREIGN Legion.