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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-06-02
Predes+ina+ion Is Out

ENERAL assembly of the Pres
- byterian church in the United
States, in session at Meriden, Miss,
voted Isl to 1870 to omit from the
confession of faith these two impor-
tant sections:
"By the decree of God, for the
manifestation of his glory, some
men and angels are predestined
unto everlasting life and others fore
ordained to everlasting death.
"And their number is so certain
and definite that it cannot be either
increased or diminished"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-06-02
Boss Hines Arrested

JAMES ]. HINES, most powerful
- leader of Tammany Hall and
chief dispenser of federal patronage
in New York, was arrested on
charges arising from the 100-million-
dollar-a-year policy game racket in
that city. He surrendered in the
office of District Attorney Thomas
E. Dewey, hard hitting young prose-
cutor Of Manhattan's multitudinous
rackets, and was released in bonds
of 10000.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-06-02
Too Late for Wheat Quotas

CECRETARY WALLACE said that
~ under the new crop control law
it is too late to invoke marketing
quotas on this years indicated
bumper wheat crop. He explained
that the law authorized quotas this
year only in the event congress APP
propriated funds by May Is for
"parity payments" provided in the
new legislation.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-06-02
Lewis Backs Barley

John L. LEWIS, c. I. o. chieftain,
- has asked labor to support Sen.
Alben w. Barley of Kentucky in
the primaries August 6. In his ca
pacity as chairman of Labor's Non
partisan league, Lewis said of Bark
ley:
'He is recognized as one of the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-06-02

from New York to
Ireland and in Dub
lin was quietly mar
ried to Miss Jane
Dahlrnan of Milwau-
kee, twenty = five
years old and a
clerk in his depart
ment. Mr.. Ickes,
who is sixty four
years old, lost his
first wife nearly
three years go in
an automobile acct
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-06-02

the southern Demo-
Gratis. It was sent on
to the senate, which
has passed a widely
differing measure
and where opposi-
ton blocS were re-
ported forming to
carry on a ilibuster.
The Southerners
fought for differen-
tials favoring their
industries, and were
aided by a few Re-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-06-02

vakia and his cabi-
net decided to call
10000 reserves to
the colors. Poland
assembled armed
forces close to the
Slovakia border.
Hungary was re-
ported to be taking
certain military
measures" France
was ready to defend
her ally, Czechoslo-
vakia, against Nazi
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-06-02
War Narrowly Averted
y ERMAN

= ERMAN and Czech troops by
~ the thousands were massed on
the frontier between the two coun-
tries. President Benes of Czechoslo-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-06-02
House Passes Wage-Hour Bill

ID REPRESENTATIVE MARY NOR
N TONS wage-hour bill finally got
through the house by vote of Sl4
to 81, despite fierce opposition OF
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-06-02

Office-bOys nowadays never say
their grandmOthers are dead but
only dying-in case there is a re-
play.
Some people go wrong through
poverty. Others because they just
coin money.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-06-02
lckes Weds in Dublin

II AROLD L. ICKES, secretary Of
IL the interior and PWA admins
traitor, put one over on all but his
closest friends. He sailed secretly
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-06-02

Prison motto: A stitch in
"time" makes shoes.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-06-02
Talk About
Kentucky

business. In that state, of course,
Senator Barley, the Roosevelt ma
jority leader in the senate whose
selection to the job was made in
the famous Dear Alben" letter,
has tremendous bulge. Cold anal
ysis of the situation does not af-
ford much comfort for the forces of
A. B. Happy" Chandler, who seeks
the Barley scalp. The point is,
however, that anti-New Dealers
among the Democrats think the
Pennsylvania situation may posi-.
bly, be reproduced in Kentucky.
@ Western Newspaper Union.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-06-02

In addition to these circum-
stances, there is talk going around
Evening star., 1938-10-23

wonder II Little Dutch had anything
to do with Kurtsinger being nick
named THE Flying Dutchman."
Roscoe Goose and Mack
Garner both Kentuckians and
both Of whom rode winners Of
the Kentucky Derby, are the
men KurtsinEer credits with
having an important part in
making him top flight jockey.
1t was in 1923 that Charley made
his first appearance in silks at the
Empire City, N. Y, establishment
but 1t was not until a year later, in
1924, at Jamaica that Kurtsinger rode
his first winner. Malt was the name
Of the horse and he paid off to the
tune Of 40-to-1.
Kurtsinger became second string
rider for the zeigler Stable. Mack
Garner. the asst string rider, picked
what he thought was the best horse
OF an entry the stable had running
IN handicap race. When Kurtsinger
on the stables so-called second string
horse won the affair, Mack Garner
became disguised and quit, thus en-
abling Kurtsinger to become the head
jockey.
With Admiral Last Three Years.
The Flying Dutchman" later went
with Mrs. Payne Whitney's Green
tree Stable. In 1886 he asked George
Conway to let him ride War Admiral
IN the following years Kentucky
Derby. The turf world knows the
rest Since that time Kurtsinger has
ridden War Admiral whenever in
1uries or sickness did not keep him
on the sidelines.
He was married on December ls.
1882. to Catherine E. Mcguire at his
home in Louisville, KY. At that time
he was 26 years old.
In getting married on this day.
Kurtsinger explained that 1t should
be = lucky one.
"Her birthday Is January 16. mine
is November Is, Twenty Grand and
won the Kentucky Derby on May Is,
and We wor the 1880 Kentucky Jockey
Club Stakes on October 16, when
Twenty Grand broke the world record
for 2-year-olds."
Kurtsinger is supremely confident
that War Admiral will take the
measure Of Seabiscuit. He is at Pim-
lico these mornings with George Con-
way, helping to bring the Admiral to
the peak Of condition. From now until
November / at any time you see 4
workout on War Admiral listed you
may be sure that Kurtsinger was the
lad In the saddle.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
Narragansett
Results
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
FIRST .RAcE-Purse: 81 900: s,aimtns:
2,yes5;;cds and up; ss fuslonsie on ie, 1o "a ,o
Primer 'Mer5iln $50
Also .ranM,susle Ann; Remn.y Royal.
Heimor. In Likewise and Noble Scot
SECOND gAoE-Pur... $1,000; claim.
BB:s::.E B:ss: Iesfs ss.,s .;,as.,on.,, 1870 s2SS s:$
xsS:i: ssn,s%s.s E: ss:,es sis r.a t fs:.
BOD '0haHi bsy 'do dou5i. Be n.id sS; 50 ss1.sc,
THIRD RAcE-pur... 81 600: claiming:
&: 's5s u; S:Hs,s|, s.ss :S 70 SsS sc lsss lss
Time 1:I3
Msi AsY }: M. H..5, D'Ts Nos. sz Man, oas5s as5.
Imperial Maryan. Lady Carrot and Or
cap purse. $500: a.ye.r.oIds; 8 turlonss:
Easy Mon Anderson $40 2.so go
Forfend Luther $50
Also ran..Ma. Lonr Silent witness.
FIFTH EACE-The Autumn Handicap:
purse. ,S5 900 added; 3-yesr-olds and no:
Ia miles.
Ra,a Ri.. 81 f4ine. sndsIsGp. fsIsSq.ho. $50 s s
Boy Tmn and At1ov W william" $50
Also ran-Bomber Mucho ousto. Gray
Jack and Trouper.
SIXTH RACE-The Salem Handicap:
purse. $1,000: 3-year-olds; / mile and 20
Yards
Pumpsun (smith> $50 42o 500
Forever Prince tLeishman> $50 $40
Landlubber lTucker $50
Also ran@Harp weaver. Stephen jay.
Night Mist. Cautivo and q Boat.
SEVENTH RAcE-purse 1000: claim.
ing: 4-year-olds and up; liz miles
Dead Calm (Anderson) 1910 500 $50
Saidona (Maloney) $40 $50
Sun Mica iParadise) T.2o
Time 1:46.
Also ran-Jezreel. Harry's Dream. chau-
win and Ouel Jeu.
EIGHTH RACEPurse ST. 900; claim
Ing; 3-year-olds and up; ! mile and . fur
LONG.
Jsneen (Ashcroft) $40 40 2.1o
Bold General DUFFY $50 40
Brandon Prince (Williams) $50
Also ran-Isleworth. Brisht Melody.
Abbots Hour. Popo and Rams Head
Evening star., 1938-10-23
J0HNSTOWN RUNS
TO NOSE VICTORY
Beats Allegro in Breeders
Futurity With Gallant
Drive in Stretch.
BY the Associated Press.

0y tHS AbSOCIhteQ HEebBs
LEXINGTON. KY, Oct. pa gal
liant stretch drive gave the Belair
studs colt. Johnstown. q nose victory
over Dxiana's Allegro In the 24th
renewal of the Breeders Futurity for
2-year-olds here today.
Winner Of the Remsen and Richard
johnson handicaps in Maryland, the
son Of jamestown was backed into
l-to-2 favoritism John Marschs Light
Spur was third, half length behind
Allegro.
Johnstown finished the six furlongs
in 1:ll2s.
Johnstown's victory earned his
owner 1885 and boosted the young
ster's earnings to $31 ,420 for the year
Six horses raced for the rich juve-
nile prize, Greentree's Third Degree
being withdrawn before the event
after spreading 4 hoof.
Olney and Light Spur set the early
pace. Johnstown caught the leaders
after turning for home. Allegro raced
clear and closed with = late burst Of
speed.
The futurity was revived As an an
nual feature at Keeneland after its
discontinuance four years ago. To-
day closed the annual fall meeting
here.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
GREAT UNION RUNS
TO UPSET VICTORY.
Presses Track Record as
It Scores in Yorktown
at Empire City.
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Great Union,
3-year-old son OF Sir Galahad 3rd-My
Flag owned by Mrs. E. Graham Lewis,
ran at Empire City today as he had
at Saratoga last summer and won
$3.50 first money in the Yorktown
Handicap.
A fizzle in recent races at Narra-
gansett and Jamaica, Great Union to-
day raced 3 mile and one-eighth in
1:52, just l second slower than the
Empire track record. as he beat the
favored Esposa. from William Ziegler,
jr.'s. stable, by head. B. F. Christ
mas Idle Miss was third.
Great Union was An outsider at II
to l as the crowd Of $4,000 made Es-
posa a 9-5 favorite.
A lesser upset" was recorded in the
$4,000 added Ardsley Purse for 2-year-
olds as Mrs. Bessie Franzheim's s Xalapa
Clown, a Al shot, easily beat Robert
Kleburg's Ciencia and F. Ambrose
Clark's Lovely Night over the mile and
10 yards route. Lovely Night was
favored at to S.
Privateer, owned by J. r. Byers, ST..
broke his right foreleg near the head
Of the stretch during the Ardsley and
had to be destroyed.
Esposa was beaten in the Yorktown
largely because Of poor racing luck
Trailing in third place behind Great
Union and Count Morse. she was shut
of while trying to get through on the
rail. The Ziegler mare was thrown
of stride and lost ground, but finally
worked her way up to whip Idle Miss
Great Union. making his own pace all
the way, just lasted to take the de-
cision.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
ADMIRAL IS SWIFT
IN LAUREL BREEZE
Runs Mile and Eighth in 1853 to
Prove Hes Right for Race
With Biscuit.
Nv the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
LAUREL, Md. Oct. 22.-War Ad-
miral put his definite stamp Of ap-
proval on his coming match race with
seabiscuit by turning in a brilliant
workout this morning over the Pimlico
track.
With Jockey Charlie Kurtsinger in
the saddle, War Admiral broke from /
alk-up start and reeled OF mile and
an eighth in 1853. being tagged down
BY Trainer George Conway after
mile. His fractional time was :1l+s,
1885, 1926. 40, l:o2, 1:14. l:26A
and . mile in 1:402s. A track crew
had worked all night on the course to
get 1t ready for the trial.
The workout was witnessed by War
Admirals owner, Samuel D. Riddle;
G. 8. Howard, owner Of Seabiscuit, and
Tom Smith, trainer Of the West Coast
star.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
Empire Results
BY the Associated Press.

FIRST RAcEMpu.,s; E p .:,,, y 900: sl.imins:
Enical tHterman o-1 SO s-S
Fnit f,ll o oni ,a1tn 1R.n,et, 4-S s..s
mi Time Un' 1:ioas ene' 80
rrsdSsaoa4 YsM:1 ,.aa,ess. Mk HATH. ns::s e:s
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
Ing: ,s: 3:year-old; and up; u. miles.
ss::2s Es::!sa%e ss:,ssee n;s;ss; x:ss;1' ss Il
Also ran~Brisht ch.ne. and Easiest
Way.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000: maidens;
all ages 9 furlonss.
sts.m se,.I Ts;a: E.., '5.rP., ;: p!,,,. 81 sss ss
% sen.9 sr seas ,Y.rser4s' Y; ssn!s1' o. Is s-SS
Also rsn-Noroton. Fine Airs. ved.li..
Bad Roll Chalotaur. Renan Bey and Silver
purse 5000 added: 2-year-olds: i mile
xsi.ps clown Cw.m Al rs s-s
cieneia lBiermanT IL IS
Lovely Nisht aRenick IA
isan T fy.r Priv.teer yes and uiided knisht an
Belair Stud and whsatley stable entry.
FIFTH RAcE-The Yorktown Handi-
cap: purse. $1,000: 3-year -olds and up:
u miles
Great U9len g. Renieko 1.-l ~ 81
Idle Miss lFaust) IS
Time. 81
Also ran-count Morse Pair Stein and
Mythical Kine
SIXTH RACE-Elmsford Handicap:
class D: purse. S1.1O0 added: 3-year -olds
and up: mile and 20 yards.
Scrooge tWaln So SIS lis
Knights Haven 'Barba) Ia out
Be Quaint tRenick) is
Time. 1:43.
Also Tan-Prineess Bull and Stands
Alone.
SEVENTH RACE+Purse. 81 900: claim
ing; 3-year.olds and UP; 1-16 miles.
lar Zuri %. Renick) SIS 7-1O La
Gold Cross Danford) 81 Al
Peedeeoue fKnottD 6.6
Time, AT as.
Also ran-old Fondo. sheathe, 7nan
Big Bud, Play Back. Glisten and FluRy
Lee.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
D. c. PROS FACING
EASY LINKS TASK
Virginia Quartet Must Win
All Points to Capture
Series Decision.

Down In Richmond today four local
golf pros quickly should wind up their
business with the Virginia pros, In the
finale Of their intercity match for .
side bet Of $4,000. The match, sched-
uled at l30 o'clock this afternoon,
will be played over the James River
course Of the Country Club of Virginia,
one OF the better layouts Of the South.
Washington pros piled up 5h to
" lead In the initial match played
at the Washington Golf and Country
Club last Sunday. Playing on the
local team will be Witty Cox Of Con.
gresional, Leo Walper, driving range
pro; Cli1 Spencer of Beaver Dam and
George DifYenbaugh of Kenwood. Tho
Washington pros enter the final match
needing only single point to win the
series. 1t looks to be one OF those
pushover things, with the Virginia
boys needing to sweep all points to
win.
Malone Beats Walper.
Next time Leo Walper figures he has
soft snap he's going to look else.
where than toward Charley Malone,
the big Redskin end Leo tried to give
Redskin Charley up to 8 holes at
Kenwood the other day. Charley
flung a IS at the Middle Atlantic p.
G. A. champ and licked him without
using the handicap.
Joe Ear the Texas Syran who can
make a golf club do a Charley Nc
Carthy any time, hit town the other
day and after attempting to arrange q
trick-shot exhibition, found it was no
60 and set his sails for Richmond.
Joe will be back in Washington few
days hence trying to find spot to
put on his trick stuff. The boy Is
good, too. His patter alone y worth
the admission price-if any.
Hold Pro- o-Amateur Tourney.
District pros will stage another pro.
amateur tourney tomorrow at Manor.
At the same time a Middle Atlantic
P. G. A. pro-amateur will be held at
the Mount Pleasant course In Balti-
more.
East Potomac Parks good golf team,
uniformly successful in intercity
matches this year clashes this after
noon at East Potomac with team Of
IS from the Laurel Golf Club Of Rich
mond Playing on the Washington
outfit will be Mel shorey, T. Gibraski.
Tommy Doerer, Gus Kupka, Jim
sweatte. Bobby Burton, Andy Oliveri
and others. w. McC.
Evening star., 1938-10-23


aboard War Admiral. However. there
it little to choose between the lads and
one thing you may be sure Of is that
neither the Biscuit nor the Admiral
will be straining any harder than their
riders to gain the fame and glory which
will be the spoils Of victory.
A farm almost in the shadow Of
Churchill Downs, Kentucky, is the
birthplace of tow headed Kurtsinger
the Flying Dutchman. who has booted
home winners Of practically every i'm
portant American stake race
Wins First Race at 10.
1t was on the farm that Kurtsinger
first learned to sit on a horse. He
remembers as If it were only yester-
day the l2-year-ol stallion, Little
Dutch, which was older than Kurt
singer by two years. His most vivid
recsllections Of these days was his
worry over Little Dutch's condition.
You see, he had q shoulder that
was dislocated. and he used to carry
1t all out Of ktlter. and then he got
hurt in one Of his legs 50 that he
would hobble about, and always was
sort of worried about him." relates
Kurtsinger.
Yet is was this same Little Dutch
with blond Kurtsinger on his back,
that won 4 quarter mile race at the
Bullitt County kentucky Fair. I
Evening star., 1938-10-23
|NSCOE[DA SECOND
IN RACE OF F|L[|ES
jaco|a Captures Maryland
Handicap for Second Big
Win in Row.
lrscial Dispatch to The Star.

tfeciAl Dispatch to The Star.
LAUREL, Nd. Oct. 22-Big Hurry.
9-year-old brown daughter OF Black
Toney and La Troienne, which Owner
Edward Riley Bradley Of Kentucky
says Is the best flly he ever raced"
thrilled . crowd Of $4,000 here today
By winning the 18th running Of the
Selma mile stakes in 1:4l. Her score
was worth $25,S90.
Three-quarters Of length back OF
Big Hurry came the Woolford Farms
Inscoelda, with the Milky Way Farms
Dinner Date third. The Wheatley Sta
ble's Matterhorn was fourth. Big Hurry
paid 3l420 to win.
Starter Jim Milton did fine job in
sending the field Of Is 2-year-old fillies
away. He broke Airacuda and Otra
from a position between the inner rail
and stall gate, and Miss Brief, on the
outside between the gate and the fence
which kept the spectators OF the track
Despite this handicap, Milton had his
big field away in alignment.
Crowded Around First Turn.
Dinner Date did the expected by
out-running her field to the first turn.
The others were at her heels. How
ever, there WAS considerable crowding
around the first turn, with Big Hurry
being one Of the chief sufferers. AS
the field started down the back lane
Dipner Date, Paper Plate, Outdone and
La Traviata were running easily.
Passing the half-mile pole, Big
Hurry went up fast and was Tapped
on Dinner Date as they moved around
the elbow into the home stretch.
When the two flying leaders went
very wide, Inscoelda moved up fast
on the inside rail. TO be Tapped on
them as they passed the eighth pole.
Big Hurry had bit more left than
her rivals and started drawing away
slightly at the end. Her margin was
only three quarters Of length, but
she appeared to have her opposition
In hand. 1t was = true run race with
the best filly winning.
The handsome William Woodward
silver trophy was taken by Tom
Boney on behalf of Owner Bradley, who
was confined to his room In . Balti-
more hotel, due to a heavy cold.
Jacola Scores Again.
Edward Friendly's Jacola, which last
Saturday beat Seabiscuit and others in
the mile Laurel Stakes and set track
record, came back today to take the
$500 added / mile Maryland handi-
cap very easily.
Jockey Moose Peters had an armful
Of horse at all times He rated Jacola
back Of Nedayr's pace and coming
around the last turn Hypocrite, Jacola
and Nedayr were punched. Nedayr
stopped upon reaching the top Of the
stretch. Jacola went by Hypocrite with
ease and drew away.
Mai. Raj PARIS Hypocrite ran an
impressive race to finish second. He
beat w. L. Brann's Aethelwold two
lengths jolly Tar, badly outrun early,
came with late rush and was up to
earn fourth money in the S-horse field.
Jacola added se,450 to her earnings.
The time was 2:04h.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
TRANSPORTER RUNS
TO HURDLE VICTORY
Finishes Two Lengths in Front
in Pleasant Valley Event
With Himmel Training.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
MONKTON, Md, Oct. 22.-Trans-
porter, 5-year-old lepper from the
Burnt Mill Stable, raced to 4 2-length
victory today In the III mile Pleasant
Valley hurdle, opening event Of the
Elkridge- Hartford Hunt Clubs fall sea-
son.
The bay son Of The Porter covered
the hurdle course on the estate Of Har-
vey IAdew in 3:082s under the guild
ance Of Z. Jennings.
Second to Transporter was Richard
e. Reigels Himmell, ridden by Jim
MCGEE. Ambrose Clarks Tam O'Shan-
ter. ridden by Jimmy McGovern, was
third.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
Keeneland Results
BY the Associatsd Press

BY the Associatsd Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
sHn:hins Roy s .ll.trssll( 400 ,ssoo sssc
Mnd.r,. hiili:n Rosa std.;rs onccomo'' lo'eo 10
Time. l:12E
Also zan-Rey.l Link; P.risi,n Msid.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. s7oo: maiden 2
S.Ianst red p.Tiso, 7.eo 900 ss..oc g
volitaticn aAresrc, aAr-, ESQ sssoo
IT; I,m. Marsu: !ssH Robert" $50
Also ran-Dsplication. a j. Ware. Yoreen.
Grandchiid and Psseua
Al. w. Parrish entry.
THIRD RAcE-Pur.e. $500: claiming;
81; 5:s;. Eli SSs.,i; ssu's' 40 s:S s:s $50 ss
fsass T3m.. 1cesTF,ton' 1c:esF.' $50
sssid; FL Mole csrriekore: susb' and
FOURTH RAcE.rur:s R. F.. $500 500; claiming;
s. S:ss:: s:'s', $;ifs s's' 1888 1888
"A Ai:S 81 s.aMTh!ts s;:.S , Castle oherov.n. sisn
F41t ana BLACK SlIt.
FIFTH RACE-The Breeders Futurity
Handicap: purse. $4,000 added: 2-year-
olds: & furlonGs.
jSSa,tsTR SI|:a,s ;Ro,.s; ;s,suo $50 ssc ssS
q ikht Spur (McCombs) 800
Time 1:113s.
Also ran-Olney. . II vana Detector and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Aarsch entry.
SIXTH RACE[The Fort SPRINGS Ear-
dicap: purse. $1,000: 3-year-olds and up:
l.. miles.
Tunica (Craisl $50 800 240
legenda (South) 800 $50
VistEoth (0arner) ESQ
Time. :44N
Also ran-Dusty Dawn. MiGhtily and
RouEh Diamond.
SEVENTH RACE--Purse $500: claim
furionx.
Boy Valet (craisl $40 $50 800
U Demon LittrelN $50 800
Butter Beans (Charlton) $50
Time. :54
Also ran-Baekintime Flying Breeze.
Albert Beck. Major Sweep. Ahead and
ChenAult.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
TROTTING MARK SET
Dean Hanover Nips Aiken Course
Racord. but Not His Own.

AIKEN, s. c., Oct. ~ R.-Deen
Hanover, owned by the Hanover Farms,
Lawrence B. sheppard's Stables, 1t
Hanover, Pa, set new mile troeans
record over the Aiken course TO-DAY,
but failed to break his record OF ga.
His time was 1:5sA in today's trials.
Shirley Hanover. winner OF the 1897
Hambletonian, also owned BY the
Hanover Farms, trotted the mile IN
2:o1h. The horse's previous record
was 2:00%.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
GENERALS ARE FLEET.

LEXINGTON. Va, Oct. 70 P.-
With Mike Crocker Of Belair. Mo-,
hitting the tape in first place, Wash-
ington and Lees cross-country squad
vanquished the Harriers from Vir-
ginia Tech, "a to 50.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
Laurel Results

FIRST. FIRST nAcE.euss. RACE sa s.. for =
e'y'' w Mdos t19''sss s'scsorS.to $40 ssSS 81"
ftm.. III IS -"
M.yne .Hair. dooa Aecden. a x.nes.in
and War Streak. Flaminso Farms entry.
SECOND RAcE-purse $1,000: claim
s.. 10 fscfsss a.ids 7S' 's s7c '1'S'''
Si5h1 T1m,s 1nfF9df! I,Ys s.s !Lonsden' 500
: Also ran-Biolorist. counsuelo. 1nndox
,,I.1F . goo .nG y. ,e4Ss c.p
CHIEF. onavay Eovell) $50 so 80
Nso Also ria;na%orehid. Next. relson. Big
[s0''' 'ns tp.ii2 h1DtSSfs pouSl. paid s1so
The Hh s.m sssfs,; s..soid sSp0s aiss; taaeo
Si1 Hyrry ssmith 1920 eco 5?e
oa9Rsr 9!9s. D.te ,!., Robert'on' 400
Also ran.t Air.eud.. otr.; I Sun Girl;
k,.s Bfisf DTst @ to Dust; Dust I sstalet to b Out
Isnt: Paper Plate Matterhorn and Wise
Alfred Gvynne Vanderbilt entry.
5 wheatley Stable-Belair Stud Farm en-
@in.ld.
FIFTH EACE-Purse. $500 added the
Naryland Handicap; 3-ye.r: :olds; y. miles;
Aypocrite (Corbett 1880 1.30
Aethelwold (Seaboi 40
Time 2:04b
Ai:o o HS:aa.5oily T,T; ;. . Upstream. UPS Blind
Denemafk entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse 81 500: the Glen
wood Handicap: for 3-year-olds and up:
! 1-1H miles.
Mr.. Canron tPeter0 40 4.2O 800
3ootless Smith 1880 500
ttEance tKurtsinGerI 43O
Time ,467s.
Also ran-Gerald, Rust. High Velocity.
Rex Flag
SEVENTH ,RACE-Purse 81. 900: claim
ins: for 3-year-olds and up: y miles.
Chasar tWestrope) 4.9O $50 $50
The Queen lScott) $50 $50
kermay tHacker) $50
Time 1885.
Also ran-oid Jake. Mark Me- Sir Ree
i. Ehichaway.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
HANDLEY HIGH CHECKED.

WINCHESTER, Va, Oct. 22-Hand-
ley Highs unblemished record went
glimmering today when 1t fell before
q last-period 60-yard march by Alle-
ghany High Of Cumberland. Gafney.
Alleehany fullback, went over.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
Straight Place and Show

When Charles Towards great handicap star sbcut and Samuel
November Pmco both will handled by pilots considered
among Americas formost saddle artists
for victory the
Evening star., 1938-10-23
MEXICO TEAM AHEAD.

MEXICO CITY, Oct. ~ R.-The
American High School football team
Of Mexico City defeated Tallulah OA.)
High, Z to Z, today.