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Evening star., 1938-09-04
FLAT RACES LISTED
AT NORBECK SHOW
Two 0ne-Mile Events Augment
Maryland Fox Hunters
Meeting Tomorrow.
By stan Correspondent of The Star.

BY stan Correspondent of The Star.
NORBECK. Md. Sept. 3.-Two races
on the fiat augment the program for
the sixth annual horse show of the
Maryland Fox Hunters Association to
be held here Monday on N O. Ter
pening's Rock Spring Farm. located
on the Rockville-Norbeck pike
A 19event card, which begins at 10
am, is to wind up with pair of
mile races, one for thoroughbreds and
the other for n-thoroughbreds. Cash
awards will go to the owners of the
first three to finish in each race.
Opening the show will be three
pony classes and then will come junior
hunters. the class for Maryland Fox
Hunters Association members, green
hunters. ladies' saddle class, horse
manship class, handy hunters, old
guards class for riders 40 years of age
and over, flve-gaited saddle class,
working hunters. hunter hacks, pairs
of hunters, knockdown and out, Co.
rinthian, the championship class, and
the races.
F., Larmour Oyster Of North Chevy
Chase and Claude Owen of Washing
ton will judge.
Bernard T. Brosius is chairman of
the committee with Whitney J. Aitche-
son OF Laurel. J. j. Hutton of Brooke
vile, Ralph P. Counselman of Norbeck
and E. F. Higdon of Washington as
sisting. Mrs. Brosius is secretary.
Evening star., 1938-09-04

battle for the many rich prizes offered
by the various nearby ovals.
With 80 Of the smartest colts and
flllies available, from which its field
may be recruited, the Eastern Shore
Handicap revival at the "Graw' Sep
tember II. the first Saturday of
meeting of II days, promises to be
contest up to the best traditions
OF Maryland racing. The Eastern
Shore is always a dash of furlongs.
Earlier renewals have been won by
such celebrated flyers as Hourless,
Tippity Witchet. Billy Kelly, Con-
stancy, Careful, Norwich, Single Foot,
Canter, Osmand. Happy Time, Ned
die, Equipoise. Burning Blaze, High
Quest. Postade Due, War Admiral and
Pit Bull
1t was in the Eastern Shore Of
1896 that the all-conquering
War Admiral scored his first
stake victory.
The Admiral, incidentally, estab-
lished record for the event, cover
ing the six panels in Ill Nat. This
clipped Rosemont's time, established
in 1884, by fifth of second. That
fast time was the first indication
that the Mighty Atom" was better
than just good.
Ell Chico to Run.
The unbeaten bidder for the cur
rent juvenile championship, Ell Chico
(my choice for next years Kentucky
Derby. is in the Eastern Shore He
has earned nearly $4,000 by his six
stake victories, and, like War Admiral,
he turned in one of the fastest g.
furlong races ever run by a 2-year-
old when he equaled the Saratoga
track record for hree-fourths of a
mile. Other prospective starters in
the Eastern Shore are Buds Bell, sis
ter of the brilliant Thanksgiving and
the winner herself of Polly Drum
mond renewal; Soldierette, winner of
Schuylerville: Bonita M, winner of
National Stallian Stakes, an Astoria
and a Demoiselle, all in a row; Mae
line, winner of Hialeah juvenile
championship Belmont juvenile and
fremont; Eight Thirty. winner of a
Christiana and Flash. etc. If as
many as Is so postward the colt or
flllv that cops this historic event
will earn between Sill 1000 and $4,000
Evening star., 1938-09-04
MAIN MAN CAPTURES
MAIN LAT0NIA RACE
Scores Decisively Over Tunica
in Covington Handicap,
Inaugural Feature.
Fy the Associated Press

FS the Associated Press.
LATONIA, KY, Sept. 3-Maio
racing returned to Kentucky today
with Woolford Farms Main Man fur
niShlng the principal thrill with a de-
cisive victory in the l4th running Of
the Covington Handicap. feature of the
inaugural program of Latonia's 26-
day fall meeting.
j. Desope's Tunica was second in
the $500 added, mile and sixteenth
handicap. M. Goldblatts Dnieper
was third.
Main Mans victory was a popular
one. The high-weighted son of Hildur
was an 8-to-5 favorite. Following the
early pace, which was alternated by
Birdlea and Dnieper. Main Man took
command entering the stretch and
galloped home by three lengths.
Considering his l22-pound impost,
Main Mans time of l:44+s for the
distance was excellent. His hackers
received $3.50 for 81.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
THE FIGHTER WINS
AQUEDUCT SPRINT.
5-to-1 Shot Three Lengths
in Front in Bayshore.
James Star Rider.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3-Racing over
his favorite track and carrying his
122 pounds in admirable fashion, w.
F. Morgan's The Fighter, q 5-to-1 shot,
beat off five other crack sprinters in
the l4th running Of the Bayshore
Handicap, main event Of a program
that drew $4,000 fans to Aqueduct
today.
Basil James, completing triple
on the 5-year-old. brought him home
three lengths in front Of Mrs. Payne
Whitney's Armor Bearer, with the
latter taking second by a head from
William Woodward's Fighting Fox,
the favorite at 5 to O.
Accolade, Mosawtre and Crossbow
End completed the field.
Argue Over Photo Finish.
The Fighters time Of 1:l735 for
the ~ furlongs was two-fifths Of a
second slower than the track record.
His victory was worth s4,650.
James drove Fair Stein to a photo
finish in the secondary feature, the
Stony Brook Claiming Stakes. Her
man Phillips 5-year-old mare and C.
r. Fleischmann's Misrule were so close
at the end of the mile and five-six-
teenths that many arguments ensued
when the camera gave top money
of s2,55o to Fair Stein, held at even
money
The winner equaled American Flags
frock recorJ of o.1n3L
Evening star., 1938-09-04
Washington Park
Results

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
maiden 2,year-olds; 5la furlonss
Nonconnah Finnertyl $50 $50 24o
Charlotte G ,Richard) 4.6O $50
Imperial ROME tWest $40
Time: :07 1-5
Also ran-shama Thrush Jockeb, Jubi-
lee C., Poetic and Shasta Piucky.
SECOND RAcE-Purse 81 1000: claim
m l9s fGoyfsx 3,ysfsr,olds and up sn furlenss
sPosd sP sdGhlss hissts Martini @oso eo aoo 90
w!ff Timsi A!iG' = :15!s' :Msc0m0s' $50
=. Also EsnmrLuke ,in,ap Rustic Lssse Imperial
hoe.
DAILY Double paid s75eo)
, TH1RD, RAcE-,Purse $1,000; claiming:
9shyss o9s2ds Ne1s sshi5d Fnner,y, 800 ssoo s" s"
Pi9sky Byrd !daTner'' '''' $50
Also ran-Banner Witch whatsEal and
FOURTH RAcEooPurse. $1,000; claim
ms 3.year-olds; 8 furlonss,
oh'sI 'Mceombs9 MsntspF 1910 $50 aso
Reh R, nc cream am 'FlnH.Ety' ,can}.r 174o too
N'fmsa fms f'F! f:fa,s ,'c0nley' $50
=. Alss ranIsortieS Son, Red Hay Count
FIFTH RACE-Washington Park Handi-
cap: purse. 50 500. 3-year-olds and up:
furlones.
Dora May tMcCombs 1880 $50 400
Mad Money Martini 500 400
Chance Ray 'Wesu $50
Also ran-Kinss Blue, Mr.. Blaze Dia-
Volo Boy. She's Rleht and Grey Streak
SIXTH RACE-Purse 81 600. CLAIMING:
,I-year-olds and up; ! mile snd 20 yards
Holl Image fMcCombs) 1880 100 3 so
Mamalula ~ 6, WILSON, 2O2O 20
Black Sleeve tFinnertyD so
Also ran-Pompasse. Miss Ponne crout
Au Pot and Vida
~ SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ins: 3-year-olds and up: Z furiongs
In Chancery tMcCombs, 134O $50 3sn
Dark Seeker Van Tasselb 500 400
Carpan 81 G WILSON, $50
Time l:21Is
Also ran--our David. Getabout. Honored
MISS. WISE Princess and Chpeta.
EIGHTH RACEPurse 81 900: claim
lns: 3-year-olds and up; Is miles
Paulson (McCombs) so i 90 3 90
Zevar g. G. Wilson, $50 "n0
Cleaning Ruth tVan TasseD 500
Time. :54i,
Also ran-Baby Sis. Imperial Queen,
Lfelike and High Man
Evening star., 1938-09-04
Start Of 1O-Team Loop Delayet
Until October 9.

A late start has been set by th2
American Legion Bowling League.
which will not begin rolling until Oc-
tober 6. This is due to some Of the
team members attending the national
convention in Los Angeles who would
not be able to return in time for the
regular opening.
Ten teams, the same number as last
year, will compete. At the meeting of
officials several minor changes were
made In league bylaws, the most i'm
portant of which raises the handicap
limit to IS pins.
The new officers are Ernest H. Camp
bell, Lincoln Post. president; C. Rus
sell Rafferty,. Quentin Roosevelt Post.
vice president, and Thomas P. Roys-
ton. Bunker Hill Post, secretary
treasurer and official scorer.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
BULL LEA SECOND
AND CRAVAT THIRD
Victor Shows Same Speed
That Beat SeabisCuit
at Santa Anita.
Sy the Associated Press.

PAWTUCKET, r. l., Sept. 3.-Un-
corking the same burst of speed that
enabled him to nip Seabiscuit in the
100000 Santa Anita Handicap last
winter. Col. Maxwell Howards Stage
hand today came from behind to cap
ture the $25ooo added Narragansett
special before a crowd of $4,000 at
Narragansett Park.
Stagehand finished a length ahead
Of the Calumet Farms Bull Lea, COW
ering the l 3/l6-miles route in 1851
before the delighted eyes of his owner.
Returning $3.50 on a 50 win ticket,
the Earl Sande trained horse added
s2e,300 to his purse earnings to bring
the total for the year to sl84.O5O
Bull Lea paid $40 to place, While
Townsend B. Martins Cravat. in show
position three lengths behind Bull Lea.
paid $40. Mrs. E. Denemark's FL
nance was fourth.
Finance on Top at Start.
Finance broke ahead at the start,
out Mrs. Parker Cornings Thanksgiv-
ing led the parade to the clubhouse
.urn and down the backstretch to the
FAR turn, where Jockey Irving Ander-
son moved Bull Lea ahead from second
position.
But Bull Leas leadership lasted only
moment as Stagehand rushed from
the pack, overlook the Calumet Farms
entry and went in front Cravat, WIN
Ner OF the Yankee Handicap at Suf-
1olk Downs earlier in the year, was in
trouble several times and made an
excellent showing in taking third
place.
Stagehand's seventh victory in IA
assignments returned him to the spot
Light as one of the outstanding g.
Sear-olds remaining in training and
vas another feather in the cap of
Trainer Sande, reported to have pre-
vailed upon Howard to purchase the
lay son Of Sickle when he was little
thought Of 2-year-old.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
Sagehand Ruses From, Rear Capture Narvugunse Special
Race Selections
Narragansett (Fast)

NafraganSett (faSt).
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Laddie Stone, Balanced Budget
Armstrong
2-Eliptical, Cross Over, Sunabell.
3-Feedman, Paul Scarlet, Easter
Holiday. s
4EWise Counsel, Drift Along, Athel-
void.
5-Hants, Catechism, Yale ONine.
6-Crowning Glory. Toni, Highpool
7-Dunade, Giant Killer, Uneasy
8-Count Me, Synod, Whippercracker
9-Beveau, Fumble, Grand Jesper.
Best bet-Hants.
Consensus at Narragansett Fast.
By the Associated Press.
1-Spittenimmage. Cert B., Armstrong.
2-Elliptical, Truckin. Snug.
3-Feedman, Retlaw. Equerry.
4-Drift Along, Dixieland. Milk Punch.
5-Hants, Yale O. Nine, Heather Time.
6-High Pool, Daytonian, Toni
7-Dunade, Uneasy, Could Be.
8-Anhelation. Muggins. Maine
Chance
9-Miss De Mie, Primer, Lottafun.
Best bet-Dunade.
Aqueduct East.
BY the Louisville Times.
mo selections
2-Omnibus. Challenge, Gala Hour.
3-Deep End. Time Signal. Gin Daisy.
4-Johnstown, No Competition, Roman
Hero.
5-Fighting Fox, Crossbow I'd, Galsun.
6-Highomar, Half Time, Rye Beach.
First Bid. The Queen, Red Ensign.
Best bet-Fighting Fox.
Consensus at Aqueduct (Fast).
Ry the Associated Press.
1-Navarin, jungle Boy, Sir Greystone.
2-Challenge, Omnibus. Chalmac.
Gin Daisy, Time Signal, Quasi
modo
4-Roman Hero, Johnstown, No Com
petition.
5-Idle Miss, Fighting Fox, Crossbow
ID.
6-Hlghomar, Rye Beach, Half Time.
Jack Patches, First Bid, The Queen.
Best bet-Jack Patches.
Detroit Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Chatterful. Say Do Maskillo.
2-Stout Heart, Slippery Jim, Sc
mester.
Jones, Sure Cloud, Troop
erette.
Fanfern, Dulcimer.
5-Double R, My Wo. Migal Fay.
6-Mucho Gusto, G. Ellis and c. N.
Mooney entry, Grey Gold
7-Ladino, Silent Don. Frost Bite.
8-Lowry. Busby. In Spades
Best bet-Cruislng
Hawthorne.
BY the Chicago Daily News.
l-Marbold, Calculator, China Boy.
2-Caslium, Sanctity. Cloudy Weather.
3-Fair Haste, Viragin, Detained.
4-Sir Emerson, Dark Sun, Xenomay.
5-Novelette, Wise Barrister, Grey
Streak.
6-Amerlcan Byrd, Smart Trick,
Llghtspur.
7-Foolem, Summit Hill, Sir Windsor.
8-Jewelry, Watalott, Swamp Angel.
Sub-Wanderobo, Spartan Lazy,
Anne G.
Best bet-American Byrd.
Evening star., 1938-09-04

val gaiety and friendly competition.
The story dates back to the period
OF American history when the waters
east and south of what is now the
United States were infested with
pirates; when sea travel was only less
desirable than overland transportation
because of the danger of encounter
with the buccaneers.
Mrs. Archibald Buchanan, an at
tractive and popular young matron of
Baltimore County, was visiting in New
Orleans, accompanied by a Mrs
Cassandra Deye Ownings Van
Pradelles of Cockeysville, Baltimore
County.
Arrangements for their return
were made by Mrs. Buchanan,
who selected the water route.
Shortly before the designated SAIL
ing day, Mrs Van Pradelles had a
premonition of danger should she go
and accordingly postponed her return,
Mrs. Buchanan. however, dlsdained
the fears of her friend. and after a
long and tedious journey reached
Baltimore safely.
Made to Walk Plank.
Some time later Mrs. Van Pradelles
and friends decided to make the trip
by boat. Near the treacherous island
dotted area of the Caribbean Sea. the
vessel was seized by band OF pirates
who plundered the ship and forced
Mrs. Pradelles and her friends as well
as the entire crew to walk the plank
When the news of the fate OF her
best friend reached Mrs. Buchanan,
she was deeply shocked and grleved'
Her beautiful home, located just soutn
OF the present site Of the Tlmonlum
Fair, and scene of many gay and
brilliant social events, became house
of mourning. So great was her sor-
row that she rechristened her nome
"Timonium Mansion The name
was suggested by the tower OF IL
monium near Alexandria. Egypt, to
which Marc Anthony retired after
his defeat in the Battle of Actium,
when all his friends deserted him
Mrs. Buchanan also likened her later
life to that of Timon Of Athens, the
melancholy philosopher immortalizeo
by Shakespeare
The old TimOnium mansion
still stands TO be seen by fair
goers and visiting turfites.
1t is occupied by the Cherbonnier
family who are direct descendants
of Mrs. Van Pradelles. While the ex-
act date of the buildings erection
never has been determined, the i'm
ported glazed brick, wooden pegs for
nails and the exquisite handworked
cornices all are evidence of the ele-
gance and beauty Of bygone day.
Graw Stalls Filling.
Havre de Grace swings into ac-
ton next week, opening the Mary
land fall season on the bigtime tracks.
Already hundreds of crack thorough
breds from all sections Of the land
are reaching Maryland ready to dc
Evening star., 1938-09-04
CANDESCENT NABS
DETROIT FEATURE
Scores Upset in Beating
Sweep Like in Stretch
of $2,5OO Cadillac.
BY tn. Associated Press.


DETROIT. Sept. 3-Candescent. =
year-old bay mare from the stables
of B. c. Carpenter, pulled surprise
victory today when she swept around
the field and stood off determined op-
position to take the S2,500 Cadillac
Handicap, feature event at the Detroit
Fair Grounds.
Smartly ridden by the veteran Joe
Cowley, Candescent came from fifth
place at the upper turn to outrun T
D. Bulls Sweep Like. One and a
quarter lengths back, in third place,
was Miss Bull Dog.
The mare stepped the furlongs in
1l2 25 and paid $3.50 to win, $3.50
to place and s420 to show. Sweep
Like paid $3.50 and $500 and Miss
Bull Dog was worth SO.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
1889 MINES PLANNED
Ed Bendure to Organize Semi Pro
and Sunday A Teams.

Ed Bendgre, manager of the Hill
crest A. c., is planning to organize a
good semi-pro baseball team for next
season and wishes candidates to write
him at 2704 Thirty-third street Sc.
giving their baseball history.
Another team is being contemplated
for competition in the National City
Sunday A League and applications for
this also will be received.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
Narragansett
Results

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST ,RACE-Purse,. 81 900: claiming;
tye,ar,oids, tse,ansi ,sin5s and uo' Il. mtles
.,unsford fYarberry> 1ao $40
enr f4me Ghapos :ss.. a.D0'te0 49o
stnis BOY silent Shot HFh treason. i'isn Cal
'opins and Bruneta.
SECOND RAcT-purse. 81 600; claim.
fnF; 4,yeas.olds and up; 8 ofurIonss'
Sureate tYarberryl 4lO $50
Erss Again tcoule) 4.co
Also r.n-Wise King. Working Girl.
DAILY Double paid s1ae eoD
HsssIsy; ES iyssIo1ds; fu5,onss u ~ ao
sweet Nancy CWestrope, '''' SO $40 $40
''o,as T,m soc,sles 'Luther) 4so
Priscilla B.. west Acre Star of Padula,
Transday Grand Pageant, Briery and Big
oouRrH RAcE-Purse. s11oo; tn.
,soaan s1hst1n ysiss4ry5 aSss5ods 15sa Hle $50 40
Bah PPf'ht. Il CW.s5rope, yRaRpsu f'i' 80 80
Also ne ran2kins rharamond, Play Dis.
vasssr ,nd Brown Moth.
II. P Headley entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Narrasansett Special:
surse. $4,000 added: 3-year-ods and up;
staaehsnd .westrope, 4.so $50 $50
cF.yat Mora! $40
chief N.dsyr boiiy Val ThanFssivins ana ana
Marica.
SIXTH RACE-The Arlington Handicap:
rurse. $1,000: 3-year- olds and up: s fur
longs.
Sun Esret Cschelhamer, $40 800 go
,'arly Delivery Berger 4SO $50
talked About tAnderson) $40
Time. 1:10as.
Also ran-a Cleneendaal Bold Turk
Aoonslde. Trouper and Panther Creek.
"A. Compton entry
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, 81 900; claim
ing; 5-year -olds; l mile and 20 yards.
Brown Knight tDotterl 1870 $50
Sweet Adeline tKrovitZ) $50
Also ran"Aiter Ego Bertillon. Masi-
eienne, Miss Apprehend and Historic Era
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $1,000: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; ! mile and l fur
Passing Eve (YarberryD 1870 $50 400
army Banners tSarnoI $50 500
New Deal tDecsmillasl $40
Time. 1:52.
Also ran-Janeen. Javamocha, Breezing
Along. Old Story and Casinghead.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
Aqueduct Results
Hy the Associated Press.

&Ss VAC hsocNIottu 1893.
. FL FIRST RAcEmPurse 8, 900: claiming
GALLANT Neb Haas as ia
Time, l3
Also ran-Poesy. Coronado Jakim and
Remus Gina.
SECOND RAcEpurse 81 900: claim
Free child POLK o-I ii
Glisten Scott 81
Also .ran-Charminr Herod Outboard
credenee Moe sssa Swain as and Mss
Selection.
ooT THIRD RAcE-Tne Hslcy9n: purse purse 81;
Impdun9 N 9o5iS,j 5Wo,tm;s; ,ass1 81 - Il as:s
Breeks LonRdenl Is
Also ran-Wlse Decision. Exploded
Bosert, Joharie. Jack Horner Bashi Ba-
FOURTH RACE-Purse 50 GOO added;
year-olds and up; l SIS miles.
Fair Stein fJsmesj IL IA out
Mlsruie tSeabo) 1-3 out
Sickle T. ~. RenicR 2-5
Time-2 10 3-5
Also ran-Billy Van Nuys. EQUALS
track record
FIFTH RACE-The Bay Shore Handi-
cap: purse. $1,000 added. 3year-olds and
up el2 furlonss.
The FIGHTER tJames) 5-1 2-l As
Armor Bearer fArcaro> 2l IL
Fighting Fox tStoutD c-5
Also e ran-Mosawtre. Accolade and
Crossbow I'd.
SIXTH RACE-The Armament Handi-
cap: purse 81, 100 added; class c; 3-year-
olds and up: : furlongs
Sun Port Peters IL 5-2 6-5
Indomitable Robertson) SIS 40
Encore tLcnedenl 2-1
Time 1:24.
isado and Bulwark
SEVENTH RACE-The Reville Handi-
cap purse. 81 100 added, class D: 3-year-
olds and UP; !. miles.
Magic Hour GLongdeni 10 IA out
JOHN One Roberts Il 40
Fla. Lance tJames) So
Also ran-First Alarm. Little Sleeper.
a Quick Devil and Reminiscent.
OGDEN Phipps and Wheatley Stable
entry.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
BOWLING LOOPS CALLED.

Three meetings, all beginning at 8
o'clock, will be held this week by
Montgomery County bowlers. Tuesday
the Bethesda Duckpin League will meet
at the Bethesda Alleys, Wednesday the
Bethesda Business Mems League gath
ers at the Boulevard Alleys, and Thurs
day the Montgomery County Ladies'
League meets at the same place.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
Marlboro Results

M s,dsS rdssT !, RAcEMPurss s4oo; elsimlns
E s. SSssesR SSs @ @eu;sn s' ,Holl.nu 1000 tso ="
"eaoesa Tims' :P!yt0' Ply. $50
Anchors Down, Kincsid and i Red Trap rar..'
. SECOND RAcE-Purs.: s4oo; el.im,ns
Hysaf6ias Hsrd c6ss. sRd sWi,ms, up e1s tEflonss
ReiEh Tetrarch Garrett 0'oo go -"
saIqss TIn. AIlls 1ss. .kirk $50
Also ran--Dolled Up. NV Counselor
DAILY Double paid S11.5O)
THIRD, RAcE-purse s4oo: elatnins
ea'S erssRa MstsP .s9ySsE, sNi,m.n $40 3ssoo =" ="
Baker Beauty 3 ar; and Ktvo' N H0'Sf''' GRAND
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500: allow
ssbjsve ssIy e9ok gio1.. g 5w W,msr, snns 44o sao
Dzs s. %h, Sweet, sssT and es,t eaf .ss.hd a
s.Pd PPdFTH RAcE-rhs carv.l Hall; pur,.
James Boy Kirk 6iO $50 eao
Miss Hollywood tGarrett) $50 $50
Tractable SNYDER S4o
Time l:54as
Also ran-Americsn Belle. Boosel and
Prettylass. N
=, SIXTH RACE-Purse. S4Oo: claiming:
ior 3-year-olds and upward: IL miles
Helen Bah IS. Palumbo) 4 90 . 90 90
Stepee &c WitmerI 4so 8 "a
aHuBpy wv. Kirk 3 o0
Time l:562s
Also ran-Smesr Chilly Eobie achiliad
and Courterpass
S. G. Bailey-H 3. Davis entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse S4Oo: claim
ing for 3-year-olds and up: /. miles
Dixie Bee tW Snyder 11.1O $50 $50
Gaylass IL GARRETT $40 . so
Justa Pilgrim CR. Hollandl $50
Time. 1:5S.
Also ran-Chessle. Janstsr Lady Gurzil.
Prince khayyam and Mr.. Melvin
Evening star., 1938-09-04
DORA MAY PAGES
WASHINGTON PARK.
Mad Money Is Second All the
Way in Fastest Sprint
of Race Meet.
BY the Associated Press,

by the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-Jockey Ken
McCombs climaxed brilliant 30-day
performance at Washington Park to-
day as he piloted home the Rock
wood Stables Dora May in the WASH
ington Park Handicap.
Dora May was the 39th winner for
McCombs during the meeting.
Mad Money was second, with Chance
Ray third, the six furlongs being run
in 1:l2, fastest time of the month.
Dora May was rushed to the front
in the handicap and never relin-
quished that position.
Mad Money always was closest to
her
Evening star., 1938-09-04

Anacostia Motors nine will visit the
Snug Harbor grounds, on the Defense
highway, miles past the Peace Gross,
for a game at 2:30 today Tomorrow
the club plays holiday double-header
against the Locust Grove Club at
Fredericksburg, Va.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
FIRST RACE-ADHELMAR, MA
OLISSA, ASTERISK.

ADHELMAR has beaten these
youngsters with regularity and the
Ladkin f1lly needs only her share
of racing fortune to be the first
home in this field MAOLISSA has
a high flight of early speed and
looms as the dangerous foe. AS
TERISK is a maiden that is often
close.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
Detroit Results
BY the Associated Press.

Bv the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse $500; claiming;
3year-olds and up; mile and % yards
r, sprinss 81 HeTs 1., ,Maoero 900 -" =" g"
Candar lVedderJ $50
Time :46.
say N4ass sen Baef o1n BToaGxsy
Roxy and swlng Corners.
. SECOND RAcE--Purse $500 claiming;
Colonel Martis
p smith tS David GAVIN Gavin, f'V' $50 $50
w. Also ran3wild Love; chancetul. Fritz
KITTY Dominant Darby and PABLO.
DAILY Double paid s753so)
THIRD RAcz-purse $500: claiming:
Hustle Along Ward $50 44n 800
Notified lMolberu $50 $50
Erc-cle lVedder $50
Also ran--opoca. Caleb, Tempting Witch,
Belle Elan and High Hand II.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming:
Slavonia NASH $50 $50 $50
GOGGLES (MelocheN go $50
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Time. :1"f5.
Also ran--West Star Little cleora. Night
Raven and Be Big
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500; purse race:
2-year-ods: 4 furlongs.
Hope Diamond lHoweIu 1850 $40 $40
Handiboy iVedderl $50 go
Suzanne Peck 'Hlghtshoel 300
Time, l:l345
Also ran-Menen Morcarine. Travel
Agent and Oddesa Plucky
River Divide Farm entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500: added:
The Cadillac Handicap: 3-year-olds and
up: 6 furlonss
Candescent tConroyl 1850 $50 40
Sweeplike tVedder) 460 800
MISS Bulldog tCalverD 800
Time l.l22s
Also ran-oue Cato. Shining Heels First
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500: claiming:
3-year-olds and up: ] mile and 20 yards
Boon Time IT. E. Ward) 900 $50 300
Gold Satin tBrondsonJ $50 ESQ
Lowry LoturcoI 400
Time. l.45is.
Also ran-Hit and Run. The Millay and
Lady Tichener.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $500: claiming:
3-year- -olds and up; !. miles.
CaruS Clarus tNaSh) HOO 800 $40
klevray tCowley) 1l2O $40
Lirma tClutter) $40
Also ran-Mad Gallop. Miss Petrina,
Cortles John, Brown Ray and Chilkat.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
POSTPONEMENT, LADY
RICK

ADRIAT1C has beaten sprinters
of this caliber with regularity in
the past and the Oceanic veteran
has only to run his race to lead
this band to the wire. POSTPONE
MENT is razor sharp now and may
furnish the main contention.
LADY BUCK is fresh and good.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
EIGHTH RACE - TULEYRIES
STAR, STEPEE, SUMAC.

TULEYRIES STAR has been
threatening to win a purse for
some time and the Feltner color
bearer appears to have found the
right spot. She is right on edge
and needs only the right ride.
STEPEE figures to launch
stretch drive that should earn for
her the place. SUMAC hardly can
be worse than third.