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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-28
CLASSIC LOOP
 HAS MEDIOCRE
 PIN EVE (

Classic Leaguers bowled only med iocre ball last night on the Elks' tailed highest with 588, his team alleys and Home Grocer Mike Ugrin rolling up 1915 to Connors Motors I513.
 Jim Barragar, ConnorS Motors number one man, had tough luck on his third game, ending with 161 after a 211 and 210.
 United Food took Blue Ribbon by 132 pins and White Spot bested Triangle Inn by B pins.
 Thursdays games will be between Egrets and Gulls Ducks and Kites and Vultures and Owls.
 Last nights scores are as follows
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-28
Duke, 5o.(a|.
 Working Out
 For Big Game
Coast Team Picked 10 Win Dope Given on Other
 January Z Games
(By Associated Press

At Pasadena, Cal, yesterday, Duke and Southern California started sec ret practices and southern news papermen were impressed with the western teams size.
 A week ago Troy packers fOresaw victory by IA points but now only ' after watching Duke.
 The odds generally are 3 to on Southern California to win the Rose Bowl New Years event
 In other bowls next Monday Texas Christian is favored over Car negie Tech, Texas Tech over St. Mary's, and Oklahoma over Ten nesSee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-28
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GENERAL LAND OFFICE
 District Land Office
Anchorage, Alaska. November fl. 1898.

AnclOfage, AlaSKa.
 November 14, 1888 Notice is hereby given that Fred o. Matson, entryman, together with his witnesses, Glen R. B Parker, and Henry R. Johnson, all of Gustavus, Alaska, has made final proof on his homestead, Anchorage 08151, for the SE14 NEA, sec. 13, T. 40 s. R. 58 E. and lots 2, and 3, sec Is. T. 40 S. R. 59 E. c. R. M containing l4622 acres. and it is now in the files of the U. s. Land Office. Anchorage, and if no protest is filed in the local land office within the period of pub lication or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued
 GEORGE A. LINGO,
 Register. First publication, Dec. IA. 1888. Last publication, Jan, II, 1889.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-28
Christmas Party,
 Legion Groups,
 On This Evening

Tonight al 8 o'clock at the Amer ican Legion Dugout the delayed Christmas party for the Legion naires, Legion Auxiliary and their wives and husbands will be an event, with Leo Jewett in charge of ar arrangements for the occasion. The women members are to pro vide refreshments for the affair, while the men furnish the enter tainment.
 
 A patent grant gives the inven- tor the right to exclude all others from making, using or selling his invention for IT years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-28
HE'S BACKING DUKE

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Dec. 28. IT Jim Priest, prospector and metal lurgist of the Interior, who played on Coach Wallace Wades 1885 Ala bama Rose Bowl eleven, predicts that Duke will win over Southern California on New Years Day, He said Duke is now top nccch and Wade has coached a team too pow erful for any opposition.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-28
by Adelaide Kerr

Northwest youngsters south with them last spring but Hutchinson and Vanni were the only ones to stick. Manager Lelivelt is seeking now to make a tie-up with some Western International League team for farm If that tie-up is com- pleted, the Rainiers will have a chance to place half dozen young sters to develop them for future use.
 "McNamee faces stiff competi tion in landing a job with Catchers Gilly Campbell from Brooklyn, Nor ris Hanckin from Toledo, and Hold over Eddie Fernandes on the job but may stick if Fernandes is made over into an outfielder'
 Juneau ball fans (Moose Manager Art McKinnon) are going to miss happy Joe and his dangerous bat but we'll all be hoping to see him on top
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-28
REBEKAHs MEET TONIGHT

At o'clock this evening members of the Rebekah lodge will meet in the Odd Fellows Hall for regular business meeting according to Mrs John Mccormick, Noble Grand.
 Plans for the joint Christmas and birthday party. to be held Jan uary II, will be discussed at the session tonight and all members are urged to be present,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-28
LOST AND FOUND

GRAY camel-haired coat, Sat. night, Union Hall. Reward. Re-
 turn to Rudolph Edman or Elm pire.
 LO s T - Lady'S muff-borroWed.
 Finder please return to Empire. LOST in Douglas: Two watches one gold and one silver Finder notify Alex Demos. Reward. LOST-Black leather lady's purse,
 Saturday night at Douglas Inn. Reward. Call Green 700.
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FOR SALE-Five-room house with bath-one-hal acre lot, 430 Seat ter Tract. Phone Black 730.
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FOR QUICK SALE-Table and four chairs, one studio couch, practi- cally new 108 w. 9th St.
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FURNITURE for sale. Privilege of renting 7-room income house. Downtown location. Phone Blue 33O
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FOR SALE = 7-room house and
 double garage. miles out Glacier
 Highway. Reasonable. Phone 24l.
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REGISTERED Springer SD ami e pups. Phone Green 405, after p m.
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FOR SALE-C Melody Conn Saxo- phone, $20. Write Empire M l62
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FOR SALE

ELECTRIC washer. Reasonable. Phone IA, Femmer's Dock.
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FOR SALE-Oil heater, tank ana
 pipes. Reasonable Glover's Lunch.
Evening star., 1938-06-19
|NEWCASTLES
| EASY FOR MAR|CA
Taggart's Fi|Iy Sets Pace
to Beat Savage Beauty,
Favored Esposa.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


STANTON. Del, June 18-The
Newcastle Handicap, 1i.-mile fea-
ture on today's eight-race program at
Delaware Park, saw T. D. Taggart's
Marica, making her first start Of the
year, set her own pace to earn a
length decision over her five oppo-
nents.
w. L. Brann's Savage Beauty chased
the winner throughout and finished
second, half length in advance Of
Esposa.
The crowd of $4,000 made William
ziegler, jr's., Esposa, which failed them
last week, favorite in the wagering,
with the winner second choice.
The time for rs miles was 1:45as.
Bobby Dotter. on Marica, sent her
right to the front at the start while
holding her under restraint. AS they
turned into the back stretch the run
ming order had not changed. Enter
ing the stretch the ultimate winner
had drawn out to q two-length advan-
tage. From the 18th pole to the finish
Jockey Dotter had her well in hand.
The secondary feature, the Delaware
Beach. saw A. c. Compton's Sun Egret,
third in the Santa Anita Derby, re-
turn to good form and down four other
classy sprinters.
The place money was taken by G..
Rings much improved Lady Mary
land. Nedayr took the small end Of
the purse.
Sun Egret went to the front at the
break and never was headed.
Evening star., 1938-06-19

thoroughbred. Actually, the word
designates specific breed of race
horse, registered in the stud books.
The word belongs to this
horse and II is superfIuous to
refer to him rs = thoroughbred
horse, thoroughbred sufficiently
defining him and being his cor
rect designation.
1t signifies that he is from a breed
kept pure for generations. Further,
it means that he has the quality of
such breeding. Therefore, the thor
oughbred also can be referred to as
a purebred, while other animals, pos
sibly as royalty bred, are referred to
only as purebreds A trotter is not
thoroughbred, no matter how good
he may be or how fast, he is still not
a thoroughbred. Trotters are called
standard breds or pure standard breds.
Evidence Of Breeding.
The pedigree Of the thoroughbred
can be traced through sires and
dams for generations. He is the aris-
tocrat of the species. He gives evi-
dence of his breeding by his high
spirit, his courage. his elegance of
form and symmetry. the fine softness
Of thin skin, his prominent veins and
his expression. No other horse pos
sesses the quality Of bone. tendons,
muscle and, above all, the heart and
speed of the thoroughbred.
The top line Of the pedigree-male
descent-of all thoroughbreds today
traces to the barley Arabian, the
Byerley Turk, or to the Godolphin
Arabian or Barb. Only one horse Of
a male line other than these three
ever has won the EPSON Derby. The
bottom line of the pedigree in some
instances has been traced to mares
OF unknown breeding. Therefore, it
is apparent that there is a lack of
accurate knowledge as to a quantity
Of the foundation blood that con-
tributed to the making of the thor
oughbred. We do know that along
with the native English horse, the
Arab. the Barb, the Turk and the
Galloway furnished the ingredients
that 60 to make up our running horse
What About Man o War.
We wonder what the British breeder
is beginning to think of Man O. War,
despite his despised Lexington con-
nection. 1t is q subject of conjecture.
Besides other great Man O. War off,
springs. there Is Battleship, who won
at Aintree this year. And over here
we have War Admiral and Seabiscuit.
Speaking Of War Admiral and
Seabiscuit. they are both At
Suffolk Downs training for the
$5O,e0e Massachusetts, Handicap
on June 70. The writer's opinion
Is that they will fail to meet
again.
Once again Charles s. Howard's
mighty Seabiscuit will decline the
issue and leave the path clear for
another War Admiral win. And fur
ther. I do not believe that Seabiscuit
wants any part of the Admiral's speed
l do not expect them to meet during
1898. In fact. I predict that Sea-
biscuit very shortly will be shipped
to the West Coast to run at Hollywood
Park and the other California tracks
and If the Admiral wants to whjp
him he will have to travel to Cali
fornia next winter and meet him in
the 100000 added Santa Anita Handi-
CAP,
Evening star., 1938-06-19
By ROBERT B. PHILIIPs r..

ny 1OOERA d. IhlAAAAFS, Jr.
They talk about the Kentucky
mountain family feuds, but Washing
ton evidently Is developing one Of its
own around the local horse show cir
cult. A friendly feud to be sure, with
no bombs or squirrel guns used on
either side, but one in which young
Mercer Fadeley, the 11-year-old son of
the famed show ring rider, Fenton
Fadeley, yet may overshadow the en-
viable record of ribbon winnings
hung up by his father in the last
few years.
At q recent show Mercer and his
good mare Headrock outdid the pa
rental opposition in working hunt
er class, and yesterday the same pair
won the blue in the working hunter
division Of the second annual Marl-
boro Hunt Club Horse Show, at the
Marlboro (Md.) fair grounds. Second
in the class was the good mare Lac
quer Lady, owned and ridden by Mr..
Fadeley. A bit later the Lady was
able to snatch the blue in an open
jumping competition, but Mercer and
Headrock still were rapping at the
door, winding up fourth in q class
that required some real jumping to
put . horses name on the list of
winners.
Continue Show Today.
The second phase of the show was
to start today at pm, winding up
Evening star., 1938-06-19
TRACK MARK GOES
AS CRAvAT LANDS
Townsend Colt Scores His
First Stake Victory at
Suffolk Downs.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, June 18-zOften brides
maid but never bride in stake events,
Townsend B. Martins Cravat finally
entered the select circle of stake VIM
ming 3-year-olds today, when he ac-
counted for the SIS 900 added Yankee
Handicap, main offering of the week
end program at Suffolk Downs
The bay son of Sickle established a
track record for / 3-l6 miles for the
Downs strip when he was caught IN
1861. two-fifths of second better
than the mark held jointly by Memory
Book, Gov Sholtz and War Minstrel.
Cravat, a 3-5 favorite in the wager
ing. paid SO 40. while finishing a neck
in front of Mrs E. Denemark's Blind
Eagle, which had two lengths on Mrs.
Parker Corning's Thanksgiving.
Evening star., 1938-06-19
Aqueduct Results
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST sAGEpurss .5E np S. sl9oo 4oo.. madens
Trojan Racket tBailey) 6-5 IL
Time, 1:20 1-5.
Also Also a,o- gancoWtcrser Fee Ere. and Clear
eAs Rs5ssss 60 sd5S S9rs ass s;sfD
year -oids and up: about 2la miles:
Sgnss Semasee snE s M Mcknhey, kt,ls 81 ous out
Time. 5 90 3-5.
Also ran-Anse. Pitou. .
tonly two hnished-Anee Pitou lost
THIRD G66 penT9se ,ss purse
sinspgs ~ vitsh ten-ss;t g Rencn 81 j. 17s 11;
Pomary lwoolfel 2-5
Also ran-Swiss Tryst, Encyclopedia.
FOURTH RAcE-The Carter Handicap;
Purse. $500; 3-year-olds and UP; fur
Airaams lworkman - 81 Il j.
Jay jay (vedder) 6-b
60 Home Infantry and Deliberator.
FIFTH RACE-The Dwyer stakes: purse,
s1o, 900 added: 3-year-oids; u. miles.
B The Chief tWoolfe) 7-1O out out
Mythical King tMcCombs) 2-5 out
b Stagehand tWestrope) out
Also ran-Cant Wait
Maxwell Howard entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Gorifier Handicap;
purse, $1,000 added: class C: 3-year-olds;
] mile.
Gentle Savage fRenick) 70 6-5 IL
Our Ketcham fLongden) IL Ia
Encore (WrighD IL
Time 1878.
Also ran-May r., Annie Reign and
Deep End.
SEVENTH RACE-The Genie Hardicap;
class c: purse $1,000 added: 3-year-olds
and up; lis miles.
Isolater (Stout) lo-6 t-5 Id
Count Arthur tWorkman) 1-2 10
Masker (McCombs) Ia
Time. :492s.
Also ran-Vitelio and Reminding.
Evening star., 1938-06-19
jABBER|E SCORES
UPSET IN THOMAS
Takes Feature Easily, With
Jadaan, Choice, Fourth
at Charles Town.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va. June
18-The Hon. James Kay Thomas
Handicap. run for the second time in
honor of the Speaker of the West Vir-
ginia House of that name, fell to E.
Nernas' Jabberie, which sped the 6la
furlongs in 12035
The crowd Of 10000 which turned
out for West Virginia Day pinned its
hopes in Jadaan. The gelding fin-
ished fourth.
Jsbberie forced the race for half,
then moved to the front to score
handily. His owner was presented a
silver trophy following the race by
Speaker Thomas. who brought big
delegation over from Charleston.
Ewart Johnston's Royal Business
outlasted H. Howard's Eblis for second
money
Nanny Berg won both ends of the
daily double. He rode H. c. Wits
Lead Please home first in the second
event to pay $500; and then scored
with o. S. Blooms Silver Arch.
Evening star., 1938-06-19
RECORD IS NEARED
IN AQUEDUCT WIN
Son of Pennant Is 0ne.Fifth
Second Off Track Time.
Shark Bows Leg.
~ the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 18.-Maxwell
Howard's The Chief put in his claim
for the 3-year-old turf championship
today by outrunning three rivals, in
cluding his famous stablemate, Stage
hand, in the 50th Dwyer Stakes at
Aqueduct
The strapping son of Pennant, fifth
in the Kentucky Derby and beaten
in the mile of the Shevlin Stakes last
Saturday won the mile-a -and-an -eightn
fixture for 3-year-olds in 1:4S25, only
one-f1fth of a second slower than Dis
covery's track record.
Also behind him were B. F. Whita-
ker's Mythical King. winner of four
straight, including the Shevlin, in
which he received seven pounds from
the Howard ace, and Myron Selznick's S
Can't Wait, third in the Kentucky
Derby.
Pace All The Chiefs.
MYTHICAL King trailed by five lengths
Stagehand, making his first start
since taken ill two days before the
Kentucky Derby, was another four
lengths back after failing to show the
powerful stretch drive that carried
him to victory in the Santa Anita
Derby and Handicap last winter.
Can't Wait brought up the rear, still
another five lengths back.
The Chief and Stagehand, both
trained by Earl Sande, went postward
the 7-to-lo choice of the crowd of
$4,000. Most of the Howard entry
hackers looked for Stagehand to win
the purse of $4,000, but the son of
Sickle never was factor under top
weight Of 1913 pounds. The Chief and
Mythical King packed pounds less.
Beats Track Mile Mark.
Under George Woolfs guidance, the
Chief quickly opened up a wide lead
and proceeded to run the kind of a
race that carried him to victory over
Lawrin, the Kentucky Derby winner
in the Derby Trial Stakes at Churchill
Downs six weeks ago. He never left
the issue in doubt as he stepped the
first quarter in % seconds, passed the
half-mile post in 0:46. the 6-furlong
marker in Ill and reeled off the mile
in l:35 AS, fifth of second faster
than John P. Grier's track mark for
that distance.
The form players were not so
fortunate in the furlongs of the
$500 Carter Handicap for their
choice, Mrs. H. c. Phipps' Shark,
bowed by a length and a half to
5-to-1 shot
1t was reported after the race that
the 5-year-old had bowed in his left
foreleg and probably would not race
again this season.
Evening star., 1938-06-19
Delaware Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: c.year-
old maidens. colts and Seedlings; 5 furlongs.
Fisnt Fim. sn..t Tnrt' ,w.l .Esar0' $50 $7cc q"
Tin Devil tFallon) $50
Ais2 ran.strathtell. Dark Watch. Hip
SECOND EAcE-Purse 81 900: claim
H,shno9i 1ns 9saT19Ss IGiber rnd uO f1roafs
Sun Antioch (Arcaro) $50
Also ranLBin Bleiwiss, Jelly Roll. Micro,
Oaily Double paid s24eoJ
THIRD RAcIPurse. $1,000: allow
snces: the Northeast; 2-year-oldx fur
e! 5!sa..: ESss s.!ssa Bs.,.r, $50 S ssS s
o-F 4ins' neDlf i:oSs.l ,asil0ere go
Dodss al:S ..nH:A .nd 5U:ans Plans Hsh War M00n r1
FOURTH RAcE-Purse: $1,000: allow
Lady Maryland lWalD $50 500
Nedayr (Arcaro) $50
Time 1:12.
Also ran-Bacon and Mo.awtre.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claiming:
Rhss R1HeS De osmilisi sna Hs 4aso niss $50 a7o
Chief Cherokee tGilber1 $40 25O
Alexandrine (Dupps) 270
Time. 1:46as.
Also ran-Linum and Kermay.
n: seth S: - RAcEMPgr.s: .t,c 5.y $4,000 added;
np; M,rr,a Niles e5atidri and mares; Lii miles ~
Sayage Beauty twasner) 1890 $50
Time. 1:452s.
Lily. A>es~'
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81. 900: claim
Ing: 4-year-olds and up: ii. miles.
Count Dean tFallon) $50 $50 go
CORVALLIS Dupps) 640 1i4
GAuoping (Wa,D 110
Time. 1:47h
Also ran-Bravins Danger. Wild Count,
Silent Shot and Jobakheta
EIGHTH RACEEPurse, 81 900: claim.
yoldear kelly $50 ara sso
Epitome Dotter) 3SSS S'SSE
CHANGING tDriscolD . eo
Time. 1:474s. oo
Also ran-Itsie Bitsie. Stare, Idle E1f
and Westbrooke. ~As SA
Evening star., 1938-06-19

Of man and can be Kept Tree from
alien mixture by his control. In
speaking Of man, the horse, or other
animal, the term breed is meant to
limit the progeny to one stock, race
or strain. A .purebred Is free from
mixture of any other breed.
When the term thoroughbred is ap-
piled to a man. 1t is meant that he is
well bred and cultured. Such an
individual is held in the very highest
esteem by his associates. Admitting
the correctness of so defining the
qualities of certain men. it is proper
to refer to only one other animal as a
Evening star., 1938-06-19
Charles Town
Results

| FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
eesnfs4es eesnsSsa essnssm, zassss5 40 ssscc fc:o
S"eepemup iRoot) 800
Also ran - Mamuck Justa Pilgrim
SECOND RACE-p,rse s4oo: claiming.
3-year-olds and up: Charles Town course.
Lead Please Berg $50 4.sn 3 90
any woman 'Root 2.4O
Also ran-pon Parrot Wander Bird Top
She'll Miss Darling and Christine Adee.
THIRD, RAcE-Purse s4oo: claiming;
s;iMaa ss;iyear-olds & and up; charle. Town course
ysr 5usta GRE Ahsh tds4ret ssrr 1910 60" as
Morvim (Snyder) 100
Also Ai@ei rsnKziDpy ms Fred, w.r0,,. n.h.,
Beyond, veritas and CROSSING Over. "''e'
,rrs9 FOURTH RASE@Purse. $500 allow
Ionss hnnss "-sear-oids and up; about 4ia fur
Wash9s XdIi,9;. VALLEY cHseker, $50 $50 $40
I'll Time aNse5 o:5oii 1raiumoo' 7.eo
so5s VI. IND sssf.,e:u eussyt es,, Ma, MAJ,
FIFTH RAcE-purse. $500; e,.in,,,.
aayIsar5elds aeIIs ;sssmSo5 ssS up; 81 tq5Ionss
Best Policy (Shanks) '''o 2'Sn
Also ran-Proteus. Moon Hunter. Ne,
ridian Time and Hurdy Gurdy. -"
for sixTa ss1ss RASGEweurse, aS. 81 900; handicap;
Ssssl Business Hssse5 5Rooo $50 t4S t:4S 5sc ssc
Eblis (Scocoa, 2'So
Time. 1:203s ''0'
and Lady's Favor. 'Ne''ne
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $500: claim
InE: tor 3-ysar-olds and up: IL miles
Brooke Herod (Kirkl zoo a'so
Tuleyries Star (Root) $50
Time. 1:413s. NV
Also ran-Goody Goody. Sea soy, 1,itt,.
Percy and Voodooism Do'' Ai''ie
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. s4oO: c.a,nins.
Ior 3,year-olds and UP; about 7 furlonTs
Sea Finn tGarrett) 7.2O q On . 81
Tuleyries Lad Root 3s0 35o
Blind Talk tHacker) 4 ~
Time, 1:2S2s WV
Cold Streak and Monologue.
Evening star., 1938-06-19
Agawam Results

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
4-year-olds and UP; 5l2 furlongs.
Sao sromias Pssr0 saost nss'FiannD ll3o ssSS 2sS 2sS
HcHsIs Tim.l MiiS ! iSssP' PARADISE 1000
Wedding Ring. Good Gracious, canard and
Good Dame.
SECOND RAcE-Purse $500; claiming
,ngrBm Ballg Bay ,Ie2 rBiylt0' 500 sssS ssS ssSo s
Beaver Lake tKnishD $50
s55s see6 SFss .g Ass sp ssp
5baily Double paid s29 for So
THIRD. RAcE-Purse, ,seoo claiming;
14-yeear1olds s.d snd up; 6 furlon6gs ,.o ,so
DARK Fine, seYae Isa ?kqtheF' 51b4 500
Also ranEsun captor Chestnut Peter,
May Music, Dancing Cloud.
FOURTH RAcE-purss 500; allow
sysI sTylnf eS seany 1Ssp SSIts5sl5 z:eo ssc sso g
OCEAN Tide (Fels) $40
Also ran..Nob. Higher Bracket. Miss
sa.ab ind b MIdts1 Faff p9st snd P T cntnn entry
FIFTH RACE-The Troy: purse $780,
allowances: 3-year-olds; 51a furionss
Flying Ariel tScott) 11.20 800 $50
Merry Breezes (Butler) 1850 100
Snapwrack tDivito) 800
Time 1:06ss
Also ran-Jane Vito Waugh Pop. Ric-
sadonna and Time Row.
SIXTH RACE-The Holyoke purse,
$500; allowances: 4-year-olds and up: 6ia
furlongs.
Bright and Early
Gynch) $50 $40 $50
She Knows tParadise) T.40 400
Bloddock tDickey) $50
Also s ran-Hiish Hedge, Happy Hostess
and Woof.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: fillies and mares;
Victory Miss tJohnson) 4.2o 800 $50
Blue cyclone tDufford) $40 $50
Flying Zelma Bond $50
Time. 1:49ss.
Also ran.Landscape. Paddy's Sister
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse $500; claiming:
4,year-olds and up: Ia miles. go
Bred In Blue tMcMullen) $50 4s0
justa Flight tParAdise) 2.40
A'so' A''' ,snMGoldhn, An,o. rr.itrss. and
Perfect Liar.
Evening star., 1938-06-19
L.aWrin Winner
OF Coast Stake
By the Associated Press.


INGLEWOOD. Calf, June ia
Lawrin, making his first start since
he captured the Kentucky Derby,
won the $4,000 added Hollywood
Trial Stakes today before q crowd
Of $4,000 at Hollywood Park.
Herbert M. Woolf's Big Colt,
running to form that made him
a 2-to-1 favorite, outdistanced A.
A. Baroni's Specify. with Cleveland
Putman's Wing and Wing finish
ing third.
Lawrin broke track record,
set In the previous race, travelling
the l 1/l6-mile distance over q
fast strip in 1892. The previous
mark, set By Brown jads, was
1:lSA
Evening star., 1938-06-19
EIGHTH RACE-MA chill L A,
LOVELY AMELIA, GAYLASS.

MACHILLA is now in top form,
judging from his most recent essay,
and is given the nod. He has speed
and stamina. LOVELY AMELIA
on her best race could be the
stoutest kind Of contender. GAY.
LAG1 = Ane = GlagW AoDsNen1nk