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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-12-15
Bushmen Count on Toes

The Bushmen of the Kalahari
desert OF the Bechuanaland Protec-
torate are simple as children and
ask only to be let alone to live in
the heart Of the wild in their own
way. They count on their toes and
their language is based on a Sc
ries Of clicks. They have a sense
OF humor and like fun, playing
FRANKS upon each other like school
boys.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
Detroit Results
Hy the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
sayssf9ds s.tess ar:.y.r1 snd up Ii. II mies e
Lena J. tThornton) $40 44O
Opoca MCCOY $50
chance Club fsun Apollo. Norman b, Co.
peg sFill sEaIa fGuinea Doric, credulous.
, sEcoNp RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming:
sSPsa,ss se%s Gey Ss''i l. smi'n go SO" SO"
Aiso ran3Judse Leer. sucre. verakee
DAILY Double paid siloso)
THIRD, RAcE-Purse.. $500: claiming:
ssaisnee SEP 'Bfondsonj go SO 80 ss" ss"
Tarpon tMolbert' 1000
= Also ran-Just High. Say Do. John
Fr;ha,,' FFrancis' Che Gheer star. fSprings Here. Mary
reie Field.
ance purse; s-year-oids; 5 furiones. .'''"
0ddesa Beulah MCCOY $50 30 go
Ed tWilliams) 4.8O 2.40
Joii T. tMojena) $40
Also ran-Belle More. Darby Dean. Es-
calator and Hope Diamond.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse $500: handicap:
33-yeer-oldS and up: furlongs.
sipTdy All Hsdy D1Ks 9W,,ia%s 9ns 4eo q" sso so
aYantis tMcCoy) $50
Also ran-Don Creole. Grey Streak.
aGinocchio and Coulee Dam
as. G. Baker. sr. entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Frontier Handicap;
purse. $4,000 added: 3-year-olds and up;
Dolly Val tcoxiey) $3.50 ssso 11eo
Francesca Lons) 500
Time, 1878.
Also ran-Gyral Memory Book. Main
Man, Pompeys Pillar. Teddy Haslam and
Tempestuous.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $500: claim
ing: 3-year -olds: l mile and 20 yards.
Don Moss lWilliams) 500 $40 $40
Foxster (Musserl 500 500
Odessss Pride fCalvert) $50
Also translator Sweep, Henrietta C.
and Trooperette.
EIGHTH RACE-The Platter Handicap:
purse: I 5000: 3-year-olds and up: miles
Hill Jimmy fJackson) 7.2O 400 $50
Ducky Rose (Cowley) 400 4 40
Albess (CalverD go
Time, 3:31
Also ran--aPoky Girl Phantom Fox
aCecil B: and Still Alarm
H. Cantor entry.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
Delaware Results
By the Associated Press.

cs LIZ aSSoClAtcQ ETcSS.
~, FIRST RAeEIpuIse. AGE $! 900: claiming:
Flying Mint (DriscolD 2.sO $50 $50
Lynum tMowrer, 800 30
Puddles Hardy $50
Also ran-Doris Rene Juneo. Town Car
Paul Scarlet and saxton.
anees; Tor s:yesT-oid colts and aeldinss;
Bn;s Bi5sh 81 Kod !Riehards' $500 1919 ss.3oo s.o
Hardy Jim CLeyland $40
Also ran@oak Apple. Pollenator. Satin
Marvel. asupreme Speed. avolitation and
H, 1DsIis eFise baaSIe sssS!e1 D:Ia sptrs ssosso,
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000; the Red
Clay Handicap: for 3-year-oids and up: s
Sun Eeret lshelhamer) $40 $50 800
Mosawtre (Hardy) $50 80
Bull Whip 1WaEner) $50
Slam. Crepe and Rehearsal.
Stakes; purse. $4,000 added; s-year old
%sS SsSdf piissIi Ssi ;Sslee 1850 ssS sss
Soldierette Dupps) $50
Time. 1:00as:
Sun Girl. suzanne Peek. sLerno. Solar
sMwm. X. Elder entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow
ances hllies; the Fredrika: for 3-year-
olds: 1 mile and 70 yards
a Black Wave tGilbertl 2.9O 23O 2.1O
Heritage tDupps, $40 $50
Pretty Pet (Shelhamer) 25e
Also ran-a Tedem.. Lourdes. Fine As
ga aW H. Lipscomb-Nydrie Stable entry
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 5000 added: the
Diamond State Stakes: for 3-year -olds;
MMsE " Mssie eDetts,, .sao., 1890 800 soo go
Lucky Omen (Wagner) $40
Also ran~Hypocrite. Dab He and Jolly
Tar.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing; for 4-year-olds and up: l mile and
20 yards
Tonianna (Seabo) $50
Time. 1:452s.
Memory and Idyll1c.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse: 81 1000: claim
c@ascapedia Cas- 1Hardy) $40 40 40
Kermay Dotter) 7.20 $50
Khay (Duppsl ESQ
Also ran-Learned White Sand and Mr..
CAnron.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
Aqueduct Results

bS the hSSoClateQ t1esS.
FIRST RAcE,Purse. $1,000: maiden
Gallapol Is RenicKi 1871 81 7-5
Metamorphosis 1Westrope) al s-5
hiSlhiseope li ,Stouo 25
a, Also ran-substantiaL Madison Square.
Many Colors.
sEcoND c,Iss sRASETss sa6 Gs cagliestro Hand-
5oys n,ai and 1uvs up; ahoyt SnnIrd, -; miles o.
Navarin .bauman) IL 1-3
Also ran-Pirate King. Straw Boss.
THIRD RAcE-purse. $1,000: allow
xes sss Deli sisS sstou TO- 'ear-0lds SO - fIr1onFs
Encore IS: Renick, as
Also rsn-Deep End. Moon Folly. Dick
FOURTH RAcE-The Great American:
purse. $4,000 added: :-year-olds: s fur
a7.ig iH GhifS NisSs !Waln Loned.n SO 7ssl.s i
Masline tWestrope) out
Also ran-aTime Sheet. Time Step and
Forty-Eieht.
William ziesler. ir,. entry.
] "a miles.
aThe Chief Longden) IL Ia la
aStagehand tWestrope) Ia l-6
Unfailing IS. Renick) Al
Time. :4S2s.
Also ran - Tatterdemalion. Pompoon,
Burning Star. 1Solator Count Arthur
Danger Point and High Velocity.
Maxwell Howard entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Cudgel Handicap:
purse. 81 200 added; Glass c; 3-year-olds
and UP: | mile
Our Ketcham tLongden) 7-5 2-b IL
Sweepstaf Bailey 4-5 Ia
Reminiscent tDufford) as
Time. 81 2-5
Also ran-Pastry and Little Sleeper.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. ST. 900: claim
Later On Longden) 9-2 S-5 3-5
uvalde 'Bianco' So 3-5
6Vsn I'd tMaurol 2-5
Time. c:15.
Also ran-Ahriman, Interpreter and Per-
feet Devil.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
SHOT Up VICTOR
IN DR|V|NGF|N|SH
Shanks Gets GeIding From
Far Back to Bag Pines
at Charles Town.
Srecial Dispatch to The Star.

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va, June
25.-A sensational finish by Johnny
Shanks. Washington veteran, enabled
j. E. Orders Shot Up to win the
$1,000 Pines purse, closing day 1-16-
mile feature on the Charles Town
Jockey Clubs program.
The crowd of 5000 overlooked Shot
Up. When Shanks brought the geld
ing from far back in the final half
mile to win going away, he paid
1880.
Ewart Johnston's Royal Business
which looked the winner turning for
home. outlasted H. B. Langdon's Au-
foin, a field horse, for second money
Hughes Entry Scores.
The final daily double of the meet
ing paid $500 when r. c. Waples
Pegadette won the second, with A.
Shaffer's Make Binder scoring in the
third.
John E. Hughes of Washington saw
his entry of Drawout and Shooting
Scout run ope. two in the days AZ
furlong opener. They were odds-on
favorites.
>President-General Manager AL J.
Boyle of the Charles Town Jockey
Club announced that the organization
would offer a l5-day meeting from
December to December II. inclusive.
The dates were ratified by the West
Virginia Racing Commission.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
WAR MAGIC RUNS
TO SECOND MARK
Another Delaware Record Is
Hung Up by Brady Horse
in Diamond Stake.
Py the Associated Press,

fy tne hSSOC1aJeQ freSS.
WILMINGTON, Del, June 25.-
War Magic, a 3-year-old son of Phara-
mond I'd. owned by James Cox
Brady, set his second Delaware Park
track record in a little more than a
week when he won the second run
ming Of the $4,000 Diamond State
Stakes today.
War Magic. which recently broke
the track record for a mile and 10
yards. ran the mile and a furlong of
the Diamond State in l:52 to clip
more than a second off Strabo's old
record.
B. F. Whitaker's Mythical King.
made strong favorite by the crowd
Of $4,000. was second. with Lucky
Omen from the Fairfields Stable third.
Raj PARIS Hypocrite took fourth
money and Dab He and jolly Tar
brought up in the rear.
In spite of his good race the last
time out. War Magic was neglected in
the betting and returned $3.50 on a
So win ticket Mythical King had the
early speed. but when they passed the
6-furlong pole Jockey Bobby Dotter
had brought the Brady colt into sec
ond place and had him under re-
straint all the way down the back
stretch.
They were on even terms as they
swung into the stretch, but War
Magic drew steadily away to win by
length and half and earn S4,825
for his owner.
Brady missed another big purse by
a narrow margin when his 2-year -old
filly, War Plumage. finished a head
back Of William Elders Buds Bell in
the 5-furlong Polly Drummond Stakes.
Between the two they ended the WIN
ming streak OF William Hirsch's Sol
dierette. the 3-5 favorite, which came
in third.
Buds Bell was away fast and raced
Soldierette into the ground to win S.
$50 for the Maryland horseman
Coupled with Lerno in the betting, she
paid $3.50 for 81.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
Charles Town
Results
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE--Purse s4OO: for 2-year-
olds: about "a ,furlones.
5aSGns sSoosns ssnhsm ssoat H.ckei $50 3"c $50
Time. O:5la..
Enzies Lad. Ann oroucSer. WEB SG1'y roos oeas''
H. A Langdon entry.
for sscosP .5d ss s49" ssmns
Pesadette lMachado) $50 4s0 800
schley Buck lTaylor) go
y, Also ran-Miss Darling. High Explosion.
Fleur de Lite. Grierlad and Gulfelano.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 5000: claiming:
for 3year -olds and up: 6la furlones.
Make Make Binder IPalumbo, $50 80 40
Boulder Dam tsmith) $50
Also ran-No Mistake. suntense. cadzie
anu I'D paily Double baid sse.eoo
FOURTH RACE-Purse. s4OO: claiming;
for 4-year-olds and up; about 7 furlongs.
shssxs sSks Ann Asn0d caTIest, Klet 4o o 4o "S "S
GoodyRoody tBerg) $40
Also ran-Canynse. Black Brigade. Lady
Gurzil and Blind Talk.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500: for 3-year-
1Ids Md san and uap.s up; abogt @ - ~ furlonss M
ROYAL Veil Berg $40 300
Far North tPalumbo) $50
Also ran-Oteebee King Dominant. Lady
Buck and Brain Child.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: the Pines
Handicap; for 3-year-olds and up; l Ia
Shot Up (Shanksl 1880 $50 720
Aufoin fKirk) $50
Also ran-Pansy's First, Early Broom,
Jinneal. Aella. Happy Road. Jadaan
Spotless.
Field.
Mrs. G. Hutchins entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; for 3-year-olos and up: Charles Town
course.
Eblis tBerg) 46O $50
Doreen (OberD 74O
Also ranSKeswick Hill. Meridian Time,
Tuleyries Lin. Nay Nay and Stand By.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purss. $500: claiming;
tor 4.year,olds and up; ~ miles;
Jimmy d tPalumbo) 700 420
Huppy (Kirk) $50
Time. 2:01ts.
Also ran-Little Percy. James salkeld,
Donee. Wibm and Bistrita.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
WARRENTONT TITLE
TO VICTORIAN, ID
Queen Of Sheba Captures
Reserve Championship
In Pony Show.
By the Associated Press.

oJ thc hSbVCiatcu 6IcbBs
WARRENTON. Va, June 35.-vic.
torian. I'd, 8-year -old chestnut Reldinr
owned by Billy Greenhalgh, Berryvtlle,
won the grand championship Of the
10th annual Warrenton PONY Show
today. Jack Lee Payne rode the win.
ner.
The Queen Of Sheba, owned by
Stanley Greene. I'd, Leesburg, was
awarded the reserve championship Of
the show, Oldest exhibition Of its kind
in the country.
Azalea, owned by the Edgewood
Pony Farm, Gotham, captured the
saddle championship with War Belle,
Henry Ferneyhough, winning the re-
serve ribbon. The Iron Duke, also
OF Edgewood Pony Farm, won the
saddle championship.
Bethesda Girl Wins.
Margaret Hill. Bethesda. Md. with
a black mare, Polly Anna, won a
second leg on the Robert E. Ferney-
hough. Jr., Memorial Trophy. She
also was a winner in 1896.
There were a few spills but the
riders escaped without injury.
Summaries:
Novice saddle-Won by War Belle Henry
Ferneyhoush, Warrenton
z. hunter ponies-1ron Duke. Lakewood
pnI nChild's jumping class--,-victorian. I'd.
Pony handicaD--Sweetheart. Patricia C.
Road hacks-Sweetheart.
sa1at a. s; n;p F. G. A. good bands event-Mar-
:, chld's lead class-Victory. Dunnott.r
rohy Farm. Warrenton. ridden by Virginia
- Saddle ponies.oueen of sheba s,anl.,
Greene. I'd. Leesburg
Pony yesrlines-Captain Colona. Dun
Pony triple bar--victorian. I'd. Billie
;. saddle ponies-Echo, Jane Fairfax Dud-
Pony stallionsz.Kine of the Mountain.
wathpey; jr.. MemcT Tial- -Goldonrina: MS.
Miss Ee Wood Keith Il1dfn by
Pony stake-Vctorian I'd, Billie Green
Hunter ponies-Eskimo Pie. Dunnottar
Pony Farm. Warrenton.
Mrs Jseh,S anf sunay and foa
-. Horse stake--santa Claus Alex Calvert.
Charlottesville.
Hunter, pones,-Queen of sheba, Stanley
Greene, I'd, LeeSburg
Novice hunter ponies-The Iron Duke,
Edeewood Pony Farm. Gotham
Costume class-Senorita Josiah Macy,
Warrenton. Knight in Armor
Saddle ponles-AZalea, Edgewood Pony
Farm.
Ponies in harness - Jock. Dunnottar
Pony Farm. Warrenton
VII Pony sldn eorinthian-Pollyanna. M Margaret
Hunt teams = Entry. Lakewood Pony
Saddle championship-Azalea Lakewood
Pony Farm; reserve. War Belle, Henry
Ferneyhough. Warrenton
Hunter championship-The Iron Duke
Edgewood Pony Farm reserve Queen OF
Sheba, Stanley Greene, I'd.
Grand championship - Victorian. I'd.
Billy Greenhalgh: reserve Queen Of Sheba
Evening star., 1938-06-26
DRAFT HORSES IN SHOW
Four Glasses Put on September
Program at Warrenton.

WARRENTON, Va, June IS P.-
Four heavy draft classes have been
added to the two-day program Of the
seth annual Warrenton horse show,
]. North Fletcher, secretary, an
nounced today.
The Warrenton show, one of the
Nations premier hunter exhibitions,
has passed up the draft classes for
q number of years.
Another feature Of the 1888 War
renton show will be the introduction
for the first time in the Virginia
shows of the figure eight course.
The show will be held September
$40, earlier dates than in the past
in the hope Of escaping the cold
weather which handicapped the 1887
and 1885 shoWs.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
Fahy Field Far Behind The Chief Wins Brooklyn Handicap
[|CKSSTACEHAND
BY FIVE LENGTHS
Third Money to Unfai|ing.
Pompoon, Top-Weighted,
Finishes in RuCk.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June discriminating
the running from start to finish and
racing as if invincible, Maxwell How
ards The Chief today won the 50th
Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct in
his first clash with older horses.
Under the light weight of 105
pounds. the 3-year-old chestnut son
OF Pennant won by five lengths. with
Jockey Johnny Longden looking back
through the long stretch. He reeled
OF the 1h miles in 1:48 2-5, the
same time he made in winning the
Dwyer Stakes last Saturday and only
fifth of second slower than
Discovery's track record.
To make it a monopoly for Owner
Howard and Trainer Earl Sande,
Stagehand, hero of the Santa Anita
Handicap and Derby and third in the
Dwyer, easily ran away from the eight
other starters to gain second money.
He was three lengths in front of
Parker Corning's Unfailing, 20-to-1
shot.
Pompoon Disappoints.
J. H. Louchheim's Pompoon. which
receded from 8 to to Z to 2 in the
betting. was big disappointment.
The son of Pompey, second to Shark
In the fast-run Suburban Handicap
at Belmont Park broke we'll but quick
ly dropped out Of all contention.
Maybe top weight of 1876 pounds was
too much for the Louchheim ace but
as it was he finished sixth, beaten
IL lengths by The Chief.
The Howard entry was the favorite
at even money. The Chief, purchased
last November out of the c. v. Whit
ney sale for $14,l00, won $l8.450 to
boost his earnings for the year to
$31,195.
Stagehand's second netted Howard
another $4,000
Had The Chief been extended,
doubtlessly he could have created
new record. Once Longden broke him
in front. the famous event ceased to
he a horse race from a competitive
viewpoint
Gains Long Early Lead.
The Howard colt opened up five
lengths advantage before he had gone
sixteenth of a mile and merely
breezed the remainder of the trip.
Stagehand. as usual, was far back
during the early running but came
on through the stretch in manner
to indicate he has about reached the
form that carried him to victory over
Seabiscuit in the Santa Anita Handi-
cap last winter
Pompoon apparently ruined what
ever chance he had of running in
the $50,000 Massachusetts Handicap
1T Suffolk Downs next Wednesday.
Sande. however, may decide to send
his pair after the rich purse, for which
both War Admiral and Seabiscuit
are being pointed.
The renewal of the great American
stakes for 2-year-olds saw William
1iegler, jr.'s unbeaten Ell Chico chalk
lip his third triumph to win the purse
Of $4,000. Coupled with Time Sheet
and paying to 2. Ell Chico clicked
by four lengths in 1:13lk for fur
longs. Mrs. F. A. Clark's Lovely Night
was second by like margin over the
disappointing Maeline. winner of six
CT the seven previous starts and 3-to-2
tavorite.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
LONG SHOT GRABS
DETROIT FRONTIER
Dolly Val, As to !, Scores
Over Zevson, Francesca
in $4,000 Race.
Nv t.e Asxorioted prese

Bv tie Associated Press.
DETROIT, June 25-Dolly Val.
45-to-l shot outran a fast field today
to win the $4,000 frontier handicap
at the Detroit fair grounds.
Zevson was second and Francesca
third.
The victory was worth $500 to
James Emery. owner of Dolly Val, only
Ally and only 3-year-old in the race.
Main Man. which had won seven
successive stake races. finished fourth.
Tempestuous was fifth and Memory
Book. shipped here by Mrs. Payne
Whitney for the race, was sixth.
Dolly Val sped over the mile and
three -siXteenths in l:572s.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
Della ware fFast).

Delaware fFast).
By the Louisville Times.
1-Jinx. Bill Bleiweiss. Golden Key.
2-Conduct. Humming, Crit.
3-No selections.
4-King Pharamond, Fair Company,
Efface.
5-Paul Scarlet. Maxine, Stell King.
6-Gerald, Yellow Tulip. Masker.
miss Selection, Sun Kincsen,
Easter Holiday.
8-U Demon, CHANGING, Bounding
Court.
Best bet-Gerald,
Evening star., 1938-06-26
POPULAR TURF WIN
GOES TO WHICHCEE
Favorite Slaves Off Frexo and
Gray Jack in Stretch to
Score at Hollywood.
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
INGLEWOOD. Calf, June 25.-
Maj. Austin c. Taylor's Whichcee, a
betting favorite. today won the $4,000
added Los Angeles Handicap before
nearly $4,000 turf fans at Hollywood
Park.
Tiny Tim Sena booted the 4-year-old
gelding under the wire to beat out a
stretch challenge by Raoul Walshs
Frexa and E. E. Fogelson's Gray
Jack. which finished behind in that
order.
Whichcee ran the mile and one
sixteenth in 1:44.2.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
Suffolk Downs (Fastl

NUIOIN DUWnS " dSIT.
Ey the Associated Press.
marianne. Hildur Rose. Lotta Fun.
2-Brogan, Life Guard. Long Wave.
3-Curves, Mist of Time. Maria Dulce.
+Saunderstown. Bellum Gallon Boy.
5-Albuquerque. Hi Vic. Patchpocket.
6-Kayak 2nd, William Palmer, Wise
Counsel.
Bit BY Bit. Bob c. Star Flower.
8-El Puma. Joy Flag. Fidelis.
Best bet-Albuqueroue.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
Rossvan's Comment
Selections for q Fast Track at Deld1Odre Park


FIRST RACE - GREEN MIST.
GOLDEN KEY, JINX.
GREEN MIST has too much
speed for this group. An equal
share OF the breaks is all that is
required. GOLDEN KEY ran a
much-improved race in his last
effort and is the one to fear. JINX
is due to show improvement.
SECOND RACE-CRTTT. CUL.
DEE, SONNY JOHN.
CRIT, which made a bold at
tempt to break into the winning
ranks recently, appears to have the
right spot. He has the speed.
CULDEE, in the hands of an ex->
cellent conditioner, is the one to
beat. SONNY JOHN must be
respected.
THIRD RAcE-GOOD CHANCE,
ROCK SURE, THE STAG I'd.
GOOD CHANCE appears to be
the safest jumper in this field and
is given the call. He also has
shown plenty of speed on the nat.
ROCK SURE has shown promise.
THE STAG 2D appears to hold
the edge over the others.
FOURTH RACE-KING PHARA-
MOND. SUN INPLAY, FAIR
COMPANY.
KING PHARAMOND demon
strated In his most recent effort
that he Is not far from winning
form. He needs only judicious
rating b b iip n Tina. SUN m.
Evening star., 1938-06-26

PLAY, with 3 seconds in recent
starts, figures second best.
FIFTH RACE-TROLIGHT. PAUL
SCARLET, DORIS RENE.
TROLIGHT finishes among the
leaders often and Is given the
preference. PAUL SCARLET is
stepping down q peg or two and
improvement is expected. DORIS
RENE merits consideration.
SIXTH RACE-SIAM, GERALD.
SUN CELERINA.
SIAM, shifty sort in these
ranks when right, is all set for a
winning performance, judging from
his recent trials. Gifted with plenty
Of early speed, he may be in front
throughout. GERALD could be
formidable. SUN CELERINA will
take some beating.
SEVENTH RACE-MISS SELEC-
TION, SUN KING SEN.
SCHLEY NURSE.
MISS SELECTION IS good now
despite her recent Indifferent show
ing. A hustling ride Is all that is
needed. SUN KINCSEN is at the
peak. SCEnEY NURSE has been
knocking at the door of late.
EIGHTH RACE-DONA DULCIN.
CHANGING, JOBAKHETA,
DONA DULCIN has Demon
strated her ability to beat opposi-
ton Of this caliber on several
occasions. CHANGING turned back
. similar band IN his last tsea
Evening star., 1938-06-26
Suffolk Downs
Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 oon: claiming:
4-year-olds and up: colts, horses and
geldings: e furlongs
Vlejero Compton, 700 400 oen
Forced Landing tMoore) $50 200
Rich Strike o. Richard) $50
Time 1:13 1-5.
Also ran-Jolly, Deepvick, Irish Hero.
War Stripes.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
S+raiaht> Place and Show

Steeplechasing at Delaware Park,
Aqueduct and Agawam has been me-
diocre. Not until this past week was
Delaware able to offer a timber top
ping event, and the fencing numbers
dished up at New York and New
England have been sorry affairs. The
plain truth of the matter is that we
do not have enough first-class Jump
ers to 60 around and one track Is
certain to suffer q shortage when
two are in close proximity.
1t would seem that Delaware Park,
which offers far better purses than
Aqueduct. would attract the cream
of this division but to date such is
not the case However, with Aque-
duct closing there will be more Jump
ers available as there is no course
for fencers at Yonkers.
The two outstanding personalities
OF steeplechasing at the big tracks al
ready have appeared in action at
Delaware Park They are Rigan Nc
Kinney, the veteran amateur who
generally is regarded as the finest
cross country rider in America to-
day, and Bruce Hobbs. the l7-year-
old English lad who was catapulated
into prominence by his victory in the
English Grand National at Aintree
last March. Mckinney handles all
the Thomas Hitchcock jumpers and
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SECOND FACE-Plrse.

SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing: 3-year- -olds: 6 furIongs
Dinna Do fPolk) 1900 $50 $50
Harry G. (Donosol $50 2OO
My Buddy tNodarse) $40
Time. :13 3-5.
Also ran-Perjured. Fill Up. Habit, Wild
Swan Consider Me.
DAILY Double paid s41eo)
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Suffolk Downs (Fast),

Suffolk Downs (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times
Lolita Fun. Capt. Yarbrough,
Masked Jester.
2-Brogan, Godspeed, Battle Call.
3-Mist of Time, Altadena, My Com
pliments
4-Saunderstown, Metaurus Notice
Me
s-Medius Dies. Albuquerque. Hi Vic.
6-Kayak 2nd, Third Party, Wise
Counsel.
Bob c.. Star Flower Bit Bv Bit.
8-E Puma, Inscription, Speedy
Skippy.
Best bet-Brogan.
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Delaware Consensus tFast).

Delaware Consensus tFast).
BY the Associated Press.
Green Mist, Golden Key, Bill Blei-
weiss.
2-Humming, Sonny John. Xanthein.
3-The Stag 2nd, Mad Policy, Rock
Sure.
Sun Inplay, King Pharamond,
Fair Company.
5-Trolight. Doris Rene. Paul Scarlet.
Sum Celerina, Masker. Kenty.
7-Schley Nurse, Easter Holiday, Sun
Kincsen.
S-French Trap. Jabakheta, CHANGING.
Best bet-Sun Inplay.
Evening star., 1938-06-26

Detroit East.
By the Louisville Times.
l-Supreme Flag, Introduction. Rhett.
Carrying Time. Pretty Busy.
3-Jay Bee Jay, Sweet Guinea, Miss
Wise.
Sir Witch, Forceful Witch, Tran
stick.
5-Osculet. Depend, Ny Lawyer.
6-First Entry, Autograph, Noel H.
dark Mist, Nawab, Litigation.
8-Lillian T., Silent Don. My Tommie
Best bet-Supreme Flag.
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THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 900; claiming;
4-year r-olds and up furlongs.
Nellie Nc Snyder 1O.4O 400 ESQ
Lunsford tBierman) $40 go
Story Time tRomaine) 800
Time ! :12
Alsn ran-Salian
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Race Selections

hQ0COUCL VI 6St)s
BY the Louisville Times
1-Action, Deduce, Sunanair.
Pontius, Balaclava.
Gold, Suburbanite, Ghost
Train
Encyclopedia, Night
Tide.
Scrooge. Traulove.
Brattle, Lone Gallant.
Best bet-Optic.
Consensus at Aqueduct Fast.
b. the Associated Press.
l-Action, Semaphore. Early Times.
2-Smart Crack, Gridine, Wesgot.
3-Play Gold. Minimum. Suburbanite.
-Chance Watch, Encyclopedia, En-
tracte.
5-Traulove. Optic, Scrooge
6-Maevel, Idolon. Tackman.
Best bet-Play Gold.
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PLAY, with seconds in 3 recent
starts, figures second best.
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Delaware
Entries for Tomorrow.
ey the Associated Pr

Z ASSUCIHCeU FTtSS.
FIRST RACE-Purse 81 900: claiming;
4-y -OldS and nm. X furlOpoS
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Detroit
Entries for Tomorrow.

BY The Associated Press.
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Aqueduct

Entries for Tomorrow.