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Clearance of RecOnditiOned
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

1-Apex Washer with electric Was 500
with electric Was S69 95 Friday so
1-Apex Spin DRY Washer Was $12950 Friday $685.
IA B. c. Ironer with hermostatic 1895 Fri
day
-Norxe Refrigerator GU it. Was $69 So Friday
1-Crosley Sheyador 4 GU $74.5O
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2-Crosley Shevado it. Were $15495. Friday-- $3.50
l-Kelvnator Refrigerator,
l-CrosIey Shevador, Gu it. $l39 Friday
1-Marion Electric Range $l6450. Friday
Loft Electric Range. Friday
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ToiIetries Specials

IL Compacts. Were 395 Friday sI.s5
Is Compacts. Were s1.50. Friday see
IL Bottles Lubin Cologne. Were s235. Fri
day - SIIg
: Bottles Lubin Cologne. Were sl35. Fri
day 6ac
48 Perfume Bottles. Were l9c. Friday I0c
Military Brushes. Were ST. Friday 59c
Bath-O-Cream. Was $175. Friday 59c
Bath-O- Cream. Was 81. Friday 39c
Cheramy Cologne. Was ST 75 Friday Csc
Cheramy Cologne. Was ST.. Friday 49c
Roban Cream. Was sl.50 Friday - SOC
Roban Cream. Was ST. Friday 39c
Boudoir Sets. Were SIPS Friday s9c
Dram Perfumes by Bourjois, Marty, Pinaud
The Paiais Royal, ToIeries
First Floor
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$50 Boys $l.@ Sweaters
F3,1s' o.Is 74c

5O%c WOOL and QUO cotton. Hall upper
front slip-over style with long sleeves
Fall colors and patterns. Sizes 80
to SO.
soiled. Dark blue and some patterns. Also
junior shirts and button-on blouses. Broken
sizes. Regularly 89c, Friday y------3 39c
Is Boys Union Suits. Size 16. Formerly
soc, Friday &c
Boys Caps. Broken lots. Formerly 81, Fri
day 59c
l Boys Melton Suit. Double breasted sports
back coat and shorts. Formerly 1895, Fri
3 Boys Corduroy Suits in stout sizes. Co.'S
sack style jacket and full-cut knickers Size
49, Formerly $6.49, Friday $4.95
50 Boys Tom Sawyer Rugby Suits Blue or
brown tweeds. Double-breasted coat; some
with shorts. some with knickers, some with
long trousers. Sizes to r. Formerly $295,
Friday $2.45
IL Boys Terry Cloth Robes. Solid colors
Sizes 8.to Is. Formerly $295, Friday S1.95
IL Boys Corduroy Eton Suits. Cotton cordu-
roy coat and shorts, broadcloth blouse. Sizes
to 8. Collarless. Formerly $595, Fri
day 1898
Boys Tom Sawyer Rugby Suits. Wool tweeds
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merly $7.95, Friday day---$ $4.95
Boys Tom Sawyer Sports Shirts. Broken
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Boys Pajamas. Vat-dyed broadcloth. Coat
or MILDLY styles Sizes 8 to l8. Formerly
89c. Friday 5sc
Boys Ties. Formerly Csc, Friday Sc
Boys Ties. Formerly soc, Friday ay19c
Boys Sleeveless Sweaters. Formerly 89c,
Friday $50
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SI.95 BIouses

"a of rayon IA Of cotton. Broken sizes.
The Painis Royal, Sports Shot...
Third Floor
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fine furniture
Greatly Reduced !!

Bullets left over from high-grade dining
room suites. Were $2495 to 1895. Fri
day S14.95
Ottomans. upholstered in tapestry; choice Of
colors Were $4.s5. Friday $1.95
Hutch Cabinets of solid oak, with large stor-
age compartment. Were $24.95. Fri
Qdy $AS''J
2-pc. Living Room Suite (sofa and chair.
Was $780, Friday $50
Odd Dining Room Chairs left from suites
Were $495 to $695. Friday $2.95
Modern Vanity, genuine walnut veneer on
gumwood; large plate mirror. Was $50.
Odd Servers left from suites. Were $1495
Friday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $6.95
Solid Oak Extension Table left from break
fast suite; one leaf. Was $14.95. Friday, $6.95
Odd Dressers for the bedroom. Were $40 to
$50. Friday -$2s.s5
Tile Palnis Royal, Furniture
Fourth Floor
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Various styles and materials in black,
brown and blue. Broken Sizes
33 Pairs Sports Oxfords in black and brown:
broken sizes. Were IS and $3.50 Friday S2.49
So Pairs Children's Oxfords and High Shoes
in tan or black; broken sizes 81a to 3. Were
$2.49. Friday S1.49
The Paiais Royal, Shoes Second Floor
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120 pairs Mems Pajamas. MILDLY, notched
collar and surpice styles. Good assortment
of colors Sizes A, B, C and D. Formerly
sl.3s, Friday ------ s4c
20 pairs Mems Briefs. Porous knit, elastic
waist and fly front. Broken sizes. Formerly
soc, Friday for SOC
zoo pairs Mems Socks. Fine gauge rayons
in clocks and figures. All wanted colors.
Sizes 10 to II. Friday, pair 18c
40 Mems Silk Mufflers. Choice of patterns
in wanted colors. Formerly $l.95, Fri
Gay $l'AJ
60 Mems Shirts. Slightly soiled; white and
patterns Broken Sizes Formerly $1.19,
Friday Sac
l40 Mems Ties. Light and dark patterns in
a good selection Of colors Formerly soc and
81, TTlOdy
The PaIais Royal, Store for Mes 80.
First Floor
Evening star., 1938-08-14
Mr.. CANRON COPS
IN STRETCH DUEL
Makes Brilliant Effort to
Nip Trouper by Nose in
Narragansett Race.
nv the Associated Press.

nv the Associated Press.
PAWTUCKET. R. l.. Aug. 13.-W.
w. Vaughan's Mr.. Canron won the
$4,000 added King Philip Handicap
by a nose today at Narragansett Park
after brilliant stretch drive.
A picture was necessary to decide
between the Catalan colt and Trouper
as they tipped under the wire neck
and neck. sending a $4,000 crowd into
an uproar.
Mr.. Canron. racing over the l l6-
mile route in LA for his third tri-
umph in six starts. paid hackers
$2290 to win. Trouper brought $3.50
on place and Felix Spatola's Wise
Prince. two lengths back, returned
$50 to show
D. B. Midkif1's Flying Bonny won
her fifth straight victory IN tie Debu-
tantes' Purse, 2-year-old, 5-furlong
secondary feature of the day, as a. E.
Silver's Heather Time. a l-2 choice
in the wagering and winner of SIX of
her last seven starts. ran out and
burned up $33,944 bet on ner.
Flying Ronny paid $3.50 to win,
Ebony Blue brought Sl1.90 to place
and Norman w. Church's Sweet
Nancy s940 to show. The winner
was timed in 100 fiat.
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MAMA'S.B BOY SETS
RECORD IN SPRINT
Clips Cumberland Mark. TO
Score for D. c. Man in
6I2-FurIong Race.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Aug. is
Backed into favoritism by q crowd Of
10000, Mama's Boy, owned by Bill
Denham Of Washington. justified that
confidence by racing 6h2 furlongs. in
track-record time of :20e, to capture
the Cumberland Aerie No. 245. Fra.
ternal Order Of Eagles Handicap
]. Yarnell Pye's Patsey Begons
which set up 5-furlong track mark
several days ago. set the pace today.
When Willie Kirk set Mama's Boy
down the colt rushed up fast to win
by length. He paid $40. The old
mark of l:211s was made on August
27. 1886, by w. Ellis .Johnson's Master
Lad
Patsey Begone was a head In ad-
vance Of Ladys Favor. owned. by H.
NJ Simpson, also resident Of WASH
ington.
After o. S. Blooms Silver Arch
broke his neck and died. while at the
post in the 6l2-furlong second, the
event prodced a three-nose finish with
the camera photograph showing Harry
Huf1's Miss Symphony.
Silver Arch, fractious at the gate,
reared up and in coming down to
earth twisted and broke his neck.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
MAR LE FINISHES
AN0SE IN FRONT
TuniCa Comes From Behind
for Second Money in
Lakeside Handicap.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug 13-Mar lie of the
lie Mar Stable raced to victory by a
nose today in the Lakeside Handicap
at Washington Park
Tunica, coming from we'll back, was
second in the photo finish, with Mar
Les entry mate. Mad Money, third
The winner. ridden by Nunzio Pariso.
ran the mile in 1885,. The entry
paid $3.50 to win, 50 to place and
$ll.60 to show.
The co-featured Prairie State Stakes
for juveniles went to Smart Trick. an
outsider in the betting and owned
by Morris Vehon. Chicago. A length
back in the 6-furlong race was Ciencia,
with American Byrd third
Smart Trick. with Red Howell up
ran the distance in 1:l2+s and paid
| $3.50. 1t was the third win in six
starts for the daughter OF Cohort-
Princess Edith. Both were $500
stakes.
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SUSPEND JOCKEYS
Of SPECIAL RACE
Richardson, WooIf Guilty
of Foul Riding Coast
Stewards Rule.
BY the Associated Press.

0y tue hSSOClAtcu EAeS0s
DEL MAR, Calf. Aug 13.-Jockeys
George Woolf and Noel Richardson
were suspended today for foul riding"
as an aftermath to yesterdays riotous
match race in which Seabiscuit beat
Ligaroti by q head.
The pair were set down for the
duration of the Del Mar Turf Club
meeting and the stewards recon-
mended the suspension last until De-
cember 81. The California Horse
Racing Board has without exception
been attentive to similar requests.
Seabiscuit, one Of the country's
greatest money winners, set record
in adding the winner-take- prize Of
$25, 900 to it's earnings. The time was
1:49 fiat for the ! Is miles.
Stewards Close Tipped.
No more than a half length sepa-
rated the winner, owned by C.. S.
Howard. and the Argentine horse,
owned by Howard's son. Lin Howard.
and Bing Crosby, president OF the
track.
The stewards, close-lipped after
Richardson fled a protest against
Woolf's tactics. refused to enlarge
upon their written statement, which
charged foul riding"
Richardson claimed Woolf grabbed
Lgaroti's bride. Woolf denied this,
contending his opponent had claimed
foul Ito save his own skin"
Richardson grabbed my whip hand
Woolf charged.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
Rossvan's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Narragdnsett
(BEST BET-ED.)

right on edge for winning per-
formance. The H. P. Headley colt
has the speed to run with all the
pace. THIRD PARTY is in good
condition. AFFIRMATION is a
possibility.
SIXTH RACE - OTTOMAN,
FRIEDRICH, STAVKA. OTTO
MAN has been knocking at the
door and appears to have found the
right spot. Gifted with extreme
early foot, she figures. to take the
track at once and should never be
headed. FRIEDRICH is the one
to beat. STAVKA is in fine fettle.
SEVENTH RACE-MONUMENT,
SPRING MELODY. PANALONG.
MONUMENT, colt that usually
earns his way, is favorably placed.
II within striking distance he
should prove the best in the stretch
run. SPRING MELODY turns in
an occasional good race and looms
as the one to beat. PANALONG
rates . money chance.
EIGHTH RACE - BRAV1NG
ANGER, LEARNED, ONE
CHANCE. BRAVING DANGER,
q crafty son of Crusader, did not
run his race in his last assignment,
but the Compton color bearer has
a lot of speed when in the mood.
LEARNED made a determined bid
in his last race and will take some
beating. ONE CHANCE figures
third best.
NINTH RACE-THE MAULER.
APPREHEND, PAVISAND. THE
MAULER has speed and stamina
and is due, for one Of his good
races. II he breaks in his usual
alert style he may be in front
throughout. APPREHEND won his
last race and Is sure to make
stronS bid. PAV1sAND may scraps
1nto ths plAea
Evening star., 1938-08-14
STAR IN TRACK MEET

Otis Swanson and c. Jakers were
outstanding individual performers yes
terday at the qualifying track meet
held at the Willow Tree Playground
to decide the sectional representatives
for the city-wide finals.
6O-Pound Class
40-yard dash-Won by L. Smith; second.
T. H;sh HGsSmSsrS; hers third bird E; E. Prue;
Broad jumpEWon BY G. Frisby; second.
b. Smith. third. j. Taylor.
so-,ard da;hR%an se-fSTnd Sy Sle,' 3 SWANSON: SC
end; r. Servers: third. F. Barron.
.rd aifh H.gmpmWon Hsr,p. ,n, BY Y. Garrentt sec
end. W. Thompson; third, c. Adams.
S5-Pound Class.
s0-yard dash-Won by o. Jefferson;
efana Hsh rhga py G. E. ooH SS. second
Broad jumpLwon By r. Adams; second.
q. Cox; third. F. Barron.
1OO-Pound Glass.
60-yard dash-Won by s. johnson; Sec
- High jump-won BY F. Fair; second. NJ
Broad jump-Won BY F. Fair: second
NJ. Carter; third. F. Johnson.
1l5-Pound Glass.
50.yard dash-Won by G. jackson; Sec
HiEh JUMP junpLWon vVa' BY y B. Thomas; sec
und, T. NARROW; third, C. Jakers.
E{oad I!an ,umpNWen ,,,yS BY :.n G Takers; second
Restricted Unlimited Glass.
leo,yard dash.Won BY e. Liverpool'
''1asna ash + npwsn as.y snFs s. " w1sR. stS second
". johnson; third T. ROSS.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
Washington Park
Results
1y the Associated Press.

9y the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse $500: claiming;
2.year,olds 1s!u snd up: furrioonss- .o .o
Chipeta 'Parisco, $50 500
Miss Europe tWilson) $50
Under. Solar Maid. Aiup. Lady Briar, MIN.
Tartarus. Top Dog.
SECOND RAcE-7Purse. $500; maiden
BoSpin esssn-0lds; Parso 8 furl0ns''1 '144o 400 800
Connie Ann tRosen) 500
c,ss. saa ss:p.s Boy IL s;ss: sm
DAILY Double paid S5l4OD
THIRD RACE-Purse $500 claiming;
33;;yssr-olds and up l mile q, ,ehute'
RtssGs sea RosGs sGenss sou, $40 iaso :" I1""
Mark Ne tParsop $40
Rosselli. inscoit. Prince loren and Cato. to-
Ing yearolds and up on furlenss
Sortie's Son ,Stenen) 1880 t.4O
Bel Espoir tParisoD $40
Nation. Taste Florsaina and Dark Sun.
FIFTH RAcE-Prairie State Stakes;
purse, $4,000 added "-year-olds;
furlones
Smart Trick (Howem 1880 1870 TAO
Ciencia fRichardl $50 $50
American Byrd tMccombs) 400
Time. 1:l2%s
Also ran-Al Time High. Match Up,
Light Spur and Bala Ormont.
SIXTH RACE-Lakeside Handicap
purse. So 500 added: 3-year-olds and up.
aMar lie (Pariso, 1880 900 1850
Tunica South 1910 $50
aMad Money tStehen) l.60
Time. 1:3Sis.
Also ran-Cardinalis Chance RAY Safe
and Sound Bow and Arrow. Sir Jim James.
Wise. Barrister. Main Man and Co-Sport.
lie Mar Stock Farm entry.
SEVENTH RACE--Purse. 81 900; claim
ing: ;'-yesr-ods and up: IA miles
Leap ,ParisoI 200 $40 $50
Butter Beans tConleyl 30
Time. 80.
Also rsn-sisn up Bar Play. Fandan
and Mr.. Mack.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 600: claim
ing: 4-year-oldS and up: L., miles.
Brandon Prince
tMcCombs, $50 40 3 40
Bow Valet MARTINI 1.Su 10
Boiling Point "A. RichardD 80
Time ..::t6i,.
Also ran-Ritz Brothers. Carl B.. Bat
Ting Girl Redress and Happy Helen.
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His fatal accident in the Sanford Me-
mortal deprived the sport of the only
youngster that was conceded q chance
to snap Ell Chicos win streak. His
death means that the Ziegler star
should have things all his own way
in the Hopeful.
The Whitney family, one Of racing's
foremost supporters, suffered still an
other blow during the last week. In
addition to Thinumabgob's tragic end,
one Of the greatest horses that ever
lived, Equipoise, passed into horse
heaven after . sickness that lasted
only one day.
Turtles visiting Saratoga were sad
dened much more by the accident
that killed Thingumabob than by the
death Of Equipoase at his owners
breeding farm. This is because Of the
fact that the 2-year-old went to his
death right in front of them and such
things are felt more keenly than
something that happens at a distant
point. But throughout the rest of the
land "Ekky" is mourned by all turf
dom.
Tribute to Great Horse.
I had the pleasure Of reading a poem
to Equipoise, written by Salvador, and
I would like to repeat it for you.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
Saratoga Results
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $1,000 maiden
GSy,esar-old GH,s.r colts and seldinss: . furionss
bCo-Pilot lWestrope) IA
y,@s SEP bsae ssois Glory a bTshi Rvi5
b-Brookmeade Stable entry.
.Go SECOND RAcE.In. North American
osssbsSS 'MaRinnsyi ihs p about nilef out
gay Charles tHarrison Ii j 4
Also ran4Junsle King.
THIRD RAcE--The Rataplan Handi-
esp: purse; 81 900 added: class &: 5,year- sa
Buli B2Ii Whip 1nd upj owsensr, rsrionss. 70, - -,
Nf0sspoW l! tJames) IL
. Also rand Mosawtre Inhale. Invoke.
Note Gold Flag and Clocks.
Ran second but disaualifed.
,ryooUu ryoURTH RAcE-The spinaway: purse,
So 1nssr RsT. Dais ,RoSertson 81 s-2 s5
Grey Nurse tBalaskD So
H.aess Solar Psh IGsEy Easy Dpss %ssdE' IT, Queen
FIFTH RACE-The Travers; purse. 500
100 guaranteed: 3-year-olds: ia miles
THANKSGIVING (Arcaro) Al S-5 tx
Jolly Tar Richards, 2O-I 1O-I
FIshtins Fox (Stout) 1oI0
Time. c:03as.
Also ran-a Lucky Omen. oravat. Stage
hand: Bull Lea. b Stormscud and a Nedayr,
aFairfed Stable and W. g. Kilmer
b Belair Stud and wheatley Stable entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse 81. 600; Class d:
allcwances; 3.year-olds; 8 furlongs.
Traf1c Light (Westrope) 81 S-5
q Stephen Jay tArcaroD 6-5
Time. 1:11As
Also ran. soigne Short Distance, Mae
beau, Pretty Pet. Nansemond. Mr.. Grundy.
Bellringer. Cuckoo and On the Dot.
Al. s. Riley entry.
SEVENTH RACE-The Dandelion Handi-
cap: purse. 81 900 added; Glass D: 3-year-
olds and UP: Wilson mile
Askaris fWaln 1875 IL o-5
Cabin Gal ,Pascuma) As 2.5
Limpio tHsnford) S-5
Time l 39.
Sapenie.
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JOLLY TAR, 60 TO |,
lis HEROIC SECOND
Stagehand and Nedayr Flop.
Fighting Fox Is Third.
Hauca Destroyed.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. Aug
13.-As If the 3-year-ol turf division
was not scrambled enough before. Mrs.
Parker Corning's Thanksgiving insert
ed himself into the picture today with
. 5-length victory in the 69th Travers,
Americas oldest stake.
The Bud Lerner colt. with Eddie
Arcaro nursing him along in front
for the entire IL miles, took the
measure Of eight of the divisions best
still in training to earn the purse of
sl4,400 and pay his hackers 4 to /.
jolly Tar, owned by w. M. Jeffords
and quoted at go to /, tried to add to
the list OF upsetS in the old fixture
This surprising son of Man O. War,
the outsider in the field, staged a
heroic stretch rush to finish second,
q half length before William Wood
wards Fighting Fox.
Maxwell Howard's Stagehand dis
appointed as he did in the recent
Arlington classic, running past tried
horses to finish fourth. w. S. Kill
mer's Nedayr, the classic winner, was
an even greater disappointment. He
never was a factor and brought up
the rear. many lengths in the ruck.
His 1898 Earnings $31,550.
Thanksgiving, recently an easy WIN
ner IN softer company, has won three
Of his 10 starts this year for earnings
Of $3l,550. Today he packed 1T
pounds. 10 less than was carried by
Stagehand and Nedayr.
In an open betting affair Warren
Wright's Ball Lea, second in the clas-
sic and more recently winner of the
kenner stakes at the Spa, closed a
slight choice at l6 to S, with Stage
hand second on the line at l8 to S.
Bull Lea followed Thanksgiving and
Fighting Fox to the stretch, but when
set down by Jockey Basil James he
simply did not have it and faded to
sixth place. The Fox ran in second
place to the final 18th, then weak
ened and gave way to Jolly Tar.
which, after being shut off at the far
turn. got through on the rail at the
home bend and then closed fast.
Hauca IS Destroyed.
Before the Travers, the crowd of
1900 saw valuable horse meet with
q fatal accident for the second time
in three days when Samuel D. Rid
dies Hauca went down in the SPIN
away stakes not far from where Mrs.
c. S. Paysons Thingumabob broke
his leg on Thursday.
Hauca, l1-to-10 favorite to take the
eth running Of the stake for 2-year-
old flllies, broke her left hind leg and
had to be destroyed. Charlie Kurt
singer, up on the Wise Counsellor
hlly. suffered cash on top of his
head and was taken to hospital for
an x-ray examination.
The Riddle filly, rated by manv as
the chief claimant for 2-year-old filly
honors. had won three of her four
starts. finishing second in her de-
but. She was up among the leaders
when she got caught in a jam and
went down.
The race was won by Mrs. Ethel v,
Mars Dinner Date. a 6-to-l shot, with
A. B. Hancocks So Rare another three
lengths back in second place. Dinner
Date ran the furlongs in 1:13 and
collected . purse of $9,45O.
Evening star., 1938-08-14

ever mas run 1uTlOIlkS dIOuuu ,IuIAO
so swiftly as did Ell Chico in winning
the Saratoga Special. Also making his
record feat more noteworthy Is the
fact that he carried scale weight, 122
pounds. Nick Wall, his pilot, weighs
only about 100 pounds. so Ell Chico
was packing % pounds Of dead weight,
This makes a difference. too. The
unbeaten son of John P. Grier-La
Chica has scored all his victories in
easy fashion. and, remember, he has
accomplished all this as early as the
first week in August.
Surpasses Man O. War.
The greatest campaigner OF. them
all, the mighty Man O. War, as 2
year-old, was unable to accomplish or
even come close to the Saratoga track
record and he had four shots at it.
Samuel D. Riddle probably had this
in mind when he offered William
Ziegler 100000 for Ell Chico. Ziegler
refused the offer and I do not blame
him at all because it is my humble
opinion that his champion colt will
60 on and on to greater and more
convincing triumphs.
1t is deeply regretted that Thingum-
abob came to such an untimely end.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
Cumberland
Results
Py the Associated Press.

| Ply the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse S4o0: claiming:
ssshsn snsnfllns Hals XXX, faust 40 sSSS g"
Never Home IGarretD 43o
Also k jan rsnwplxie s.. Do. Illt.en Punt
SECOND RAcE-Purse $500: claiming;
Miss sy%phony Miller. aR a90s 1s5S is59ns
Tractable 'Snyder, $40 81"
Shaggy Ann tGarretD go
Also ran..cautious go schy Buck.
Silver Arch Blond Reel Depinard.
DAILY Double paid s473o
THIRD, RAcE-Purse s4oo: claiming;
3-year-olds and up; about 6i2. furlonss
sas9ans asanns r1sss shaEsufs' sooo $50 Ssscc g."
Disown lHackerJ $50
Queen. Silver GTey and Revonsh. <'''"
SegsEH "a g .gs; fteG 4 n.: sns
PsnvPe PsTt PSlifE syanvg 1W;tmeD 1880 assoo saoo
Also ian, IsnmsDotIess: Gay Lass. Junso.
ss1.a E.gaH A, No .ss ss:.ss, Il: c .Sd
duVuI '" luiOHss.
Mamss Boy kirk 40 80 ESQ
Patsey Begone Cook 40 $50
Ladys Favor tGarrettb c5O
Time. :@03s
Also ran-Royal Business. castabout
and Eyergrand.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse s40O: claiming:
| 3-year-olds and up: about !. miles.
PARK Revue r. Faust 11.00 $50 SO
| Kindacorn tW. Kirk 3su
| Time, 14S
| Him and Sun Crax.
| SEVENTH RACE-Purse S4oo: claim
! ing: 3-year r-olds and up: about / IS miles
Little Wackie lB. Hacker) 4.2O $40 So
/ Halloo &c. MiIler) $50 42O
! Tuleyries Star tR. RootD 36O
Time .49's.
Also rsn-Brooke Herod. WestiSal Tufk-
| ish Brand. Counsellor Billy and Dixie Bee
Evening star., 1938-08-14

LYNCHBURG. Va. Aug. 13 R.-
c. Alphonso Smith. willy veteran Of the
courts, of Alexandria, won the Vir-
ginia State closed tennis tournament
at Oakwood Country Club. today, de-
feating Fred West. 22-year -old Lynch
burger, in five sets, 1-6, 6-, So,
1-6, 6-3.
Evening star., 1938-08-14

FIRST RACE - GREEDAN,
PRAETORIAN, RIPPLER. GREE
DAN has the best general form OF
the maidens in this event and the
Sir Andrews colt has good chance
of graduating. The right ride may
be all that is needed. PRAE-
TORIAN has some good races to
recommend him. RIPPLER rates
a chance.
SECOND RACE - FUNDER-
BURG, LUNSFORD, DETER
MINED. FUNDERBURG. backed
of late, was found wanting. The
Coward color bearer is fit and Is
given the call. LUNSFORD has
q lot of speed and figures to be
pressing at the end. DETER
MINED has been threatening for
some time.
THIRD RACE-IDLE ELF, BLUE
GROTTO, COL. GREENOCk,
IDLE ELF has been there or there
abouts in all Of his recent races
and is favorably placed. The John
p. Grier gelding has only to run MS
race to lead this group. BLUE
GROTTO will prove dangerous.
COL. GREENOCK merits consid-
Grafton.
FOURTH RACED, SIDNEY
CARTON. DOUBT NOT. ED, a
consistent son of Desperate Des-
mond, will find conditions to MS
liking and figures to shake MS
rivals in time to gain the decision.
SIDNEY CARTON turned back
field as good as this recently ana
looms as the main contender.
DOUBT NOT has run few BAD
races and can hardly be kept OUT
Of the money.
FIFTH RACE-DAH HE, THIRD
PARTY, AFFIRMATION. DAB
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