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Evening star., 1938-07-31
Arlington Results

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse 81 900; claiming;
3-year-olds and up furlonss.
Our David Johnson 500 800 80 90
Fanfern (Keegan) $50
Of esG eod FaaweSs fomye Beau S0fiSr fhor f'0ke sn'
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 81 .ooo claim
zorana Johnson $40 $50 80
Rich Cream tPerkins) $50
Also An'' ran-Dsrk Seeker. Miss Webb.
Beaver County Western Run. Ep and Ito.
DAILY Double paid S2"o
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 81 900: allow
ences 2-ysar,olds; So furlonss o. ,o
MssF Macr nsFa 500
Hello Cap (PerkinsJ 46O
Also Also ranwsky Ball. Epidor. Bala Or
mont.
,D1 rogRTH MAcEru5se End sGe. m,s claim
Escoles Perkins, $40 40 $50
Carr B. (Robertsj 4oO
carpan. Slip Knot, Package, Scout Azure
FIFTH RACE Arlington Handicap;
purse. $1,000 added 3-year-olds and up;
IA miles.
Arabs Arrow tRobertson) $50 so
Grey Gold tHowelD $50
Time. 2:O5.
Also ran-Midas. Chance Ray. Her
Reich. Safe and Sound
SIXTH RAcE-The Arlington Futurity
olds; 6 furlongs.
aThingamabob (Arcaro) $50 $50 $40
hNo Competition ,Robertson) 800 $50
Hants (Anderson) 400
Time. 10.
Also ran-aEquilibrium Total Eclipse.
bTime Please. bUp The Creek. cUnerring.
cTechnician and Allegro.
aGreentree tSable and Manhasset Stable
entry.
Milky Way Farm entry.
Woolford Farm entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81. 900: claim
ins; 4-year-olds and up; a miles
Bonny Clabber tR Finnerty) 100 $50
Butter Beans fConley) $40
Time. :532s.
Also ran-Jewelry. Saaam Miss Firefy
Marble May. Swamp Ac-el and Lady Con-
fucius.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $1,000 claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up. n miles on the
Boy Valet cr P. Martini 1910 500 $40
High Man lP. Roberts, 80 $50
Brandon Prince GA. Robertson) $50
Time. 2:371s.
Also ran--Lieht Zephyr. cycas. Battling
Girl and Sign Up.
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RUNS6FURL0NCS
|NAMAZ|NG TIME
Owner, Mrs. Payson, Is Paid
$31,110-No Competition
Finishes Second.
BY CHARLES DUNKLEY,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

AsSoClhJeo PreSS sports writer.
CHICAGO, July 30-Thingumabob
rated as the fastest 2-year-old in the
East, galloped to an impressive victory
In the rich Arlington Futurity today,
leaving nine other 2-year-olds trailing
in his dust.
The colt won by five lengths, while
$4,000 spectators, who made him the
favorte, cheered.
Behind the winner was No Competi-
ton. one of a trio entered by Mrs
Ethel v. Mars of Chicago. Third place
went to Hants, owned by Hal Price
Headley of Lexington, KY, and fourth
to another Mars horse, Time Please
Mrs. Mars Up the Creek finished sixth
Ridden by Jockey Eddie Arcaro
Thingumabob displayed an amazing
burst of speed, sprinting the furlongs
In l:l2. The 2-year-old son of Boojum
a crack sprinter, and Refine. earned
S31,ll0 for his owner, Mrs. Charles S.
Payson of New York.
Equipoise's Son Fifth.
Mrs. Payson is a daughter of Mrs.
Helen Payne Whitney, who entered
Equilibrium, son of Equipoise, as a
running mate for Thingumabob. Equi-
librium ran fifth. Mrs. Mars collected
$500 as second money. The race
had gross value of s45,205.
Thingumabob returned $3.50 to win,
$3.50 to place and $40 to show The
place price on Mrs Mars entry was So
and $3.50 to show, while Hants re-
turned 81.
Thing1mabob took strong hold
on the national juvenile championship
as result of his victory.
The field had gone only furlong
before Thingumabob nosed out in
front. At the turn he held slight
lead over No Competition and Time
Please and Up the Greek were running
third and fourth.
Thingumabob. in front by length
As they swung for home. swung wide
as he entered the stretch. No Com
petition held on with Good Courage
while Hants, making his move up
from seventh place, gained gradually
on the leaders.
Cardinals in Front.
As Thingumabob flashed under the
wire five lengths to the good, No Com
petition was another length and
half ahead of Hants. Soundly beaten
and never factor at any stage were
Unerring, Technician, Allegro and
Total Eclipse.
The $4,000 Arlington Handicap was
won by Paul Kelley's Cardinals, which
made a driving finish to defeat Arabs
Arrow. The favored Grey Gold was
third. Cardinals. we'll placed all the
way in the u mile race, was ridden
by ]. G. Wilson. He raced the dis
tance in 204 and was overlooked in
the betting, paying $234
The Futurity closed the successful
30-day meeting at Arlington Park.
which is operated by group of
wealthy Chicagoans on a non-profit
basis The racing scene shifts to
Washington Park on Monday for 80
days.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
Team Scores 1907, Keeps Slate
Clear in Pistol Series.

Retaining It's undefeated status, No.
8 precinct pistol team scored another
victory yesterday on the Terra Gotta
range. outshooting six rivals in 4 .38-
caliber Camp Perry course match.
E. c. Moore, with 27l, paced No. 8
marksmen, who registered 1907, with
Secret Service No. finishing second
with 1895 and White House police
placing third with 1888. No. II pre-
cinct was fourth with 1,211, Alexan-
dria police NTH with 1.17o, Secret
Service No. Z sixth with 1,147 and
Secret Service No. ; seventh with LAO.
T. r. Stewart, j. B. Pruitt, Capt.
L. E. Kelly and H. Z. Osborn were other
members Of the winning team, shoot
ins 26e. 1e7. as and al. RESPECTFULLY.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
ThistledOwn
Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming;
year.olds and up; l 70 miles.
STACK Arms Loturco) 900 40 100
dH1ssSHf' dHlndS Pgne.ss iMss IL. Blanc, SO o $.4o
Also ran~secret Lover might Edition.
Lockstep Golden Throne, fBallot Boy.
DEAD heat for place.
SECOND RACE-Purse;, $500; claiming;
Swear -olds and up: / mile and 40 yards.
M3; Mnc,s egss JSiy tMsGd tMsGsSe' 800 ~" asoo
Silent Don cTerry) $50
pol5sen oas,.e s.2r s1sss qs NTsss
Sweep fMantados, Be Gay and Bea M.
DAILY Double paid s4a.so)
THIRD RAcE-rurs.. $500: claiming:
I%pess Rn pssp pes GFseyf Sl.ek $500 1898 sS s"
Doc oster iManifoidJ $50
Time, :14...
russne .ss yd.e Sd eos1sT sns5
Kitty, tIrish Wake. Flushing Girl and
oosPis Pie,ds Ray
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; 6 furlonss
tchuteb.
s.nshns na Boy ,Me1she' $50 sS sSS sSS
Wendy Darling (GranD 4.4O
Also '' ran[capt. Nad,. fJust Ahead.
Noajean. Baldy. Miss Balko, Belle of Mid
way and and Magnolia Cash.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 500; claiming; s.
year.olds , and up; 8 furlSnss nn chute hut On
Dulcimer tWiliams) 40 $40
Silver Palm tMojena) go
Also aimei ranEais.l Fay. Gallant Pat. Muril-
lynn f-slippery Jim Morning Mail, Count
Manrics ri Upset Macaw.
SIXTH RAcE-Pu1s.. :: 600 added:
Cd oddesa seuiah tcrais) $50 80 go
Joji T. tMojena) 4.2O 300
Osa Atkins tConroy) $40
Also ran-Handiboy. Blue Star. Bright
Blanco Sweep and Norman sloat.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; l mile and 40
yards.
Mint Box Cwilliams) $50 $50 $50
1oaney B. tcowieyl , $40 80
Also ran-caleb Kansa ascitian. Lowry.
Thistle Red. Blakeen and Chatterwrack.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purss. $1,000: claim
Bay Earle IS. Williamo go 100 $50
Double R; g. Mobsru 400 3so 3so
Also ran@Beckville. Gay Jay. sylacsusa.
Gipsy Dance and Play Shoot.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
RACING PURSE RAISED.
Aqueduct Junior Champion Stakes
Increased to $4,000.

NEW YORK. July 3O-The Junior
Champion Stakes for 2-year-olds, to
be run at the autumn meeting at
Aqueduct, has been increased from
$500 to $4,000 added.
Other stakes listed are the Edge
mere Handicap, $500 added; the
Aqueduct and Bay Shore Handicaps
each $4,000 added; the Stony Brook
Claiming Stakes. $4,000 added, and
the Woodmere Claiming Stakes, s., 500
added.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
THISTLE DOWN (Fsst).

THISTLE DOWN (Fxst).
By the Louisville Times.
l-Walter L., Bob Lee, Techy.
2-Chronology, Cactus Jack, Sym
phon.
tScrappy Miss, Heel Dust, jim
mie T.
4-Jerdan, Leros, Wise Cross.
5-Encircle, Night Editor, Harpen
Belle.
6-Nessus, Legal Gamble, Bold
Lover.
Smith David, Sagittos, Alan
Circle.
8-Gold Meter, Feminist, Albess.
Best bet-Nessus,
Evening star., 1938-07-31
Bel Air Results

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse s400: s-year-olds;
IA furlones.
Nancy Reed tGarretO go $40
Drawout kirk $40
- Also ran-L'Envoi winkins Moon. Ivy ivy
K. Killy Smine
sEcoNp RAcE-Purse. s4oo: claiming;
Iyeasl9ids Trs seas S1i ;snnd. and up; furlonss.
Also -ranNaMabei Beyond. Brief
smMrs sknuifs skervin-r a9aoS Whitez Esfz'l .ntr,
DAILY Double paid $3s.3OJ
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: The Hickory
Handicap: steeplechase; 4-year-o -olds and
Claque tGiln $50 45O 33o
Dun Lucky tBrooksl 33O $50
,.!,, Also iTsn-syrisc, Rouge Catalan and nd
~ FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claim
S1atm'9s Witeh Girl 'Gsutft1, 7suttr 40 s4oo So
Meridian Time Krk) 80
:. Also ranm.sparklins. Rowing Eye. Greco.
light and Windsor Boy.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $3.50; 3-year-olds
up. u luTIOnBS.
Ladys Favor tGarretD 1850 15o 45o
Patsey Begone lWitmer) 1850 80
Match Point tSnyder) 90
Time :o3
Also ran-aCarlport. Miss Wing, caidon
SIXTH RACE-Purse, S4OO: 3-year-olds
and up: l-16 miles.
Heart Play tGarretU 1920 $50 3.o
Justa FLIGHT (Atkinson) 40 3i0
Good Wine tSnyder) 90
Time, 2:02is
Also ran-,Brieht Spirits. Pirate Lass,
Flying Cherokee, Early Broom
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ine: 4.year-olds and up; IA miles
Pencader Palumbo, $50 3eO 300
James Boy (KirkD $50 40
Counterpass (Root) 3 Su
Time. 2:11.
Also ran-Huppv, Gay Lass Never Yet.
Stepee and Steel Dust
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, S4Oo: claiming:
;}-year -olds and up: furlonss
Ivonia wv. Kirk 80 $40 4TO
Locomotive (R. Root $40 40
Prince Khayyam g. Atkinson) $40
Also ran-Kenner. Seymour W. Gee
Sharp. Justa Jimmie and Miss Toucan.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
W. P. A. NINE SETS PACE.

w. P. A. softball team leads In the
Government Colored League race with
four wins and one defeat. Other wins
and losses are Farm Credit, 3-1: Post
ONCE, 81; Civil Service, 81; Treasury.
l.4; State, 0-5. The league plays
WednasdAys and Saturday.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
EIGHTH RACE - BUNGALOW,
PETEE LAD, FAMOUS CLAY

BUNGALOW closed gamely in
her last race and appears placed
favorably again. If within striking
distance she should prove the best
in the stretch run. PETEE LAD
will find conditions to his liking
and probably will furnish the main
contention. FAMOUS CLAYTON
turns in an occasional good race.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
SIXTH RACE-BR RO M d E,
STAND RY. HAPPY HOST,

BROMIDE was not disgraced
when third in his first outing at
this course and is accorded another
chance. This was q very useful
platter at Agawam Park and has
only to run his race to add this
purse to his list. STAND BY
turns in some clever races and
may be the one to beat. HAPPY
HOST Is a possibility.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
GIRLS TEN BOOKING.

St. Elizabeth girls softball team
would like to book practice games
with other lipstick outfits on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. They have
a diamond. Call Dorothy Hoye, Lin
coin 1926.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
FIFTH RACE-SUNCRAX, SHOT
UP, GEMWICK,

SUNCRAX, a front-running
miss, which moves down with her
own kind in here and figures to
have everything pretty much her
own way. She figures to take the
track at once and Is capable Of
leading throughout. SHOT UP is
among the leaders often and gets
second call. GEMW1CK Is pre-
ferred for third.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
Saratoga Results
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press
s;ysss'ald ;5s aIss 5Ps furienss 500; maiden
Brown Biscuit SHanford) i 1s-i al
dEbony Eve fMerritt) III
dShe Did tWaln AZ
", Also rans-Agtumn Echo Lottery. aRoyal
Csioe CSssniiure. saralisht aHousework. King S
E5eny Fourrasere, mole GfS1'a' V bFilon Mnas
bWRThooknsads bWhsatleya stso1s entry s,,
Dead heat for show
cbs SECOND E: RAcE-The shillelah: steepl.-
National Anthem King Al a-s out
Lord Rock (McGovern) "mt ",it
{oniy three 'started)
ca + THIRD 5RIss sACEMThs :, a6o & &onondaga Hand-
Ghds5oe Chief Cherokee u: Gilb'u s-5 a-s Out
oo1q StroKe .Han1ordl Out
Also ran-La Charlie and sivulu,
Hotel Stakes purse. $1,000 added year year
2lds: 6 furlongs.
FL Chico tWalD 81 10 Ia
Invader Dupps) 81 Al
blgnI lhlTty tRlchard) l-3
llapol Hash. co-Piiot. eGilded Knisht.
Heel In eSea Captain.
e-Wheatley Stable-Belair Stud entry.
FIFTH RACE-The SARATOGA Handicap.
] u miles. N'
Esposa tWall) S-5 Ak
1solator Longden) III
Time. 2:O6
Also ran-Unfailing and Burning Star,
SIXTH RACE-The Bemis Heights Handi-
cap; purse, S1.1 100 added; Glass c: 3-year-
olds and up; Wilson mile.
Great Union tWalD 70 6-5 Ok
1ndomitable (J GilberD 1-5 AZ
Siam 'Hightshoe) 6.5
Time. 1:40
Also ran-Harvesting, Testing and Billy
Van Nuys.
SEVENTH RACE The Onondaga
Handicap: Glass b: purse. ST 900 added;
3-year,olds and up: : furlones.
Billy Bee (Hiehtshoe) 60 3-5
San Marino (Dickey) 5-2
Also ran-Papa Jack. Banola. Alex
andrine. Purple King. Handle Cross and
Night Alarm.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
CONSENSUS AT
NARRAGANSETT.

NAhnAuANSElI.
BY the Associated Press.
l-Whooper, Funderbure. Fred
Astaire.
2-Maesak, Golden Fate, Aureate.
,3-Wlnning Mark, Chief Gamble,
Scarer.
4-Highpool, Bootmaker. Ladfleld.
5-Preeminent. Infidox. Sun Egret.
6-Owaller, Odd Blue, Why Tarry.
7-Offender. Anhelation, Good
Visibility.
S-Wild Count, Brass Monkey.
Saidona.
Best bet-Highpool.
WASHINGTON PARK (Fast),
BY the Louisville Times
Chiefs Boy. Timeful. Our Queen.
Jean Cloud, Dusky Maid. Chief
Menteur.
3-Boston Sound, Hilsinger, Man.
nerly.
4Eponine, Gallant Stroke, The
Shingler.
5-kings Blue, Pin Money, Mar lie
o-Crout Au Pot, Sanctity, Bar
bara A.
7-Zevar, Redress, Oh Dolly
8-Carl B, Geologist, Wayaloft,
Best bet-Zevar.
WASHINGTON PARK.
BY the Chicago Daily News.
l-Weisenheimer, Spirit Queen,
McCamey and Deaner entry.
Miss Lampley. Toms Lady, Aba.
3-Mannerly, Dedication. Que Cato.
|Eponine, Gallant Stroke. Ron.
5-Silverette, F. Serembra entry.
Kings Blue.
o-Rosselli, King Carl. Sanctity.
&7-Rex Equinus. Bahadur. Zevar.
8-Captain Jinks, Hearty, Way
aloft.
Best bet-Silverette.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
THIRD RACE-JOLIE KNIGHT,
GOLDEN HORDE, QUALITY
FOLK

JOLIE KNIGHT appears to hold
the winning edge over this band.
A fairly safe jumper, he is right
at tops as his recent race attests.
GOLDEN HORDE was pitted
against fair jumpers at Delaware
Park and Is apt to come up with 4
Evening star., 1938-07-31
Straieh+> Place and Show
BY FEED BOX.

washington PARK Chicago tor its soday summer meet
has
governing this
Evening star., 1938-07-31
NINTH RACE-DUNAIR, COAT
TAILS. GINGER HACKLE.

DUNAIR will favor the l mile
route and on the strength Of his
recent good race Is given the chief
preference. A hustling ride may
be all that Is needed. COAT
TAILS is improving now and may
take second honors. GINGER
HACKLE has the speed to make
her presence felt for part Of the
Evening star., 1938-07-31
THIRD COMPANY VICTOR

Scores in SCARED Race Among
Four Navy Plebe Crews.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, July 80 (P.-
Plebes of the Sd Company Of Mid
shipmen today won a race on the
Severn in which four 8-oared shells
participated. All four boats were
manned by the members of the plebe
class.
The time of the winning boat, over
the mile course, was ass.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
faUored 7hinguabob Grabs Arlington Fuy BY Fue Lengths
Race Selections
SARATOGA (Muddy).

SAhA"A AAO WIN NASAuuOyJs
By the Louisville Times.
Especial Racket, Sting Ray,
Coronado.
2-Rock Sure, Edgemont, Ad Lib.
3-Spanish Jean, Trailer, Lumiere.
-Benjam, Bull Whip, Roy T.
5-Drowsy, Roseretter. Recussion.
6-Maraton, The Queen. Balm
Marie.
Prince Derek, Maevel, Swift
gold.
Best bet-Drowsy.
CONSENSUS AT SARATOGA.
By the Associated Press.
Vain Bo, Billy Seeman, Gallant
Neb.
2-Rock Sure, Ad Lib, Dartalong.
3-Trailer, Spanish Jean. Lumiere.
4-Cattistock, May r.. Soigne.
5-False Point, Drowsy, Recussion.
6-Bain Marie, GaSpar De Salo,
Narration.
Coil Spring. La Rose, Maevel.
Best bet-False Point.
NARRAGANSETT PARK (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Funderburg, Dizzy Dame, Wulf-
stan.
2-Currants, Assist, Golden Fate.
3-Saxophone, Money Saver, Chief
Gamble.
4-Ladleld, Monument, Vote Boy.
5-Preeminent, Accolade, Sun
Egret.
6-Sun Antioch, Hat Check, No
tice Me.
7-Casinghead, Anhelation, OF.
fender.
S-Wild Count, Belleek, Saidona,
Best bet-Sun Antioch.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
SEVENTH RACE-AUFOIN, ZIP
Ply, PENWAY.

AUFOIN is back to his own level
and is expected to find his best
stride. The Aucilla gelding is
dependable sort and may need
only the right ride to register here.
ZIPPY won way of In his recent
race and figures to take plenty of
beating. PENWAY is right at tops
and must be accorded q money
position.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
FIRST RACE-HOME HUNTER,
PRISMOID. MAOLISSA.

HOME HUNTER has been close
to victory on occasions and judging
from his recent good race is just
about ready for the question. An
equal share Of racing fortune may
be all that is required. PRISMOID
is we'll thought of and may surprise
tomorrow. MAOLISSA is meeting
a cheap lot and merits considera-
ton.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
FOURTH E-WHITE
SWEETS, VERITAS, GOLDEN
KEW

WHITE SWEETS recent good
race points her out here She has
= lot Of speed in these ranks and
has only to improve slightly to
take the honors. VERITAS was in
front Of the top one in her recent
race and looms as the one to beat.
GOLDEN KEY, in fine fettle, hard
ly can be kept out Of the money
picture.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
SECOND E-MORNING
FLIGHT. HAPPY CHASE, SIX
O'CLOCK.

MORNING FLIGHT has only to
repeat his recent good races to
break into the winners circle.
Meeting his own kind tomorrow he
needs only judicial rating to lead
this band to the tire. HAPPY
CHASE from the same btrn, as the
top one, looms as the main con-
tender. Either one can win. SIX
O'CLOCK figures third best.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
Rockingham,
Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming
4,ysa5,olds In..S snd rs.,s pp' 6 furlonss
Fredrick (Wholey> $50 .ss
Stavka lStevenson) 3.OS
Time. 1 IA:
Color Bearer H.rk. caSour. DARK TyTsnt
Sail Along. Weelukie.
SECOND RAcE-Purse $500; claiming;
3a.year,olds and up; 6 furlonss.
snzsnn! Hzn Tnsnes s:sors Y.rberr s4s ass sss
Flzlna Time' viftG:y i:ls. D0n0s0' s.'e
.hooser ase FamSis fr.d Al zivs eusl 'eu Crap
DAILY Double paid s"5.14)
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming:
a-year-olds and up; l mile
Grace Grace GTier E 'iIfti TittrelD 'f 100 100 !.Ss
Whippercracser (Yarberry) 30
dodde.. Boy. Lambs Wool ana Hiidur
Won. but was disaualifed.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500; 4-year-
Brain Trust Y.rberry 4.os s.1s sss
Ramus Daniels 800
Also ran-Ffring. PaddyS Sister, Malice,
Prince Gay and Belshazzar.
s5 ssocs .ds:a r:st
eas spd sss.h SR mile and 5.sS ts5'Gn. sss
Piccolo (Camillis) 4.S6 $50
Eastport tMaschek) 4.O6
Also ran-Teufel. challephsn and First
Alarm.
SIXTH RACE-The Au Revoir Handicap:
purse, $1,000; 3-year-olds and up; 6 fur
longs.
Zoic tEye) $50 324 25s
Dunade tDonoso) $3.50 294
No Sir (Scheih) $50
Also ran-Deep End. Gay Balko. Pordina.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 3.year.o1ds and up; Lis miles.
Tell Why (Donoso) $40 1856 2.94
Abbot's Hour 1MastriannD 1879 772
One Chance (Maschek 3.1S
Also r.n0Hiiish Tension. Mor.list and
Kindacorn.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $500: claiming:
4-year-olds and up; ! mile and l furlons.
Bold General LittrelD 9.4S 4.1s 3.3S
Black Scout Iaidley) 6.SS 3.S4
Happy Flag iYarberry) $40
Also rsn.Tellins You. Sly Miss. Ross
and Count Me.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
Rossvan's Comment
Selections for S1o,o Track at Bel Air.
BEST BET-SUNCRAX.

good race here. QUALITY FOLK
has little to beat for show.
Evening star., 1938-07-31

SIXTH RACE-The Au Revoir Handicap:
purse. $1,000; 3-year-olds and up; 8 fur
longs.
Zoic tEye) $50 3.24 256
Dunade iDonoso) $3.50 294
No Sir (Scheih) 500
Time. 1:12.
roA nolLo
Evening star., 1938-07-31
Saratoga

Entries Tor Tomorrow.
fy the Associated Press,
FIRST RACE-The Fairfield: purse
81 900: claiming: 2-year-olds; maidens
Evening star., 1938-07-31
Also ran-Deep End. Gay Balko. Pordina.

SEVENTH RACE-Purse $500: claim
ing: 3.year-olds and up; III. miles.
Tell Why iDonoso) $40 1856 294
Abbot's Hour tMastriannD 1879 712
One Chance (Maschek) 318
Time-1:462s
Also ran-Hieh Tension, Moralist and
Kindacorn
Evening star., 1938-07-31
tn RACE-Purse. $1,000: eia i'm
ear -olds and up; / mile and |
Entries for Tomorrow.

1Apprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and fast.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
ThistledOwn

Entries for Tomorrow.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
d Won. but was disqualified.

FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500: 4-year-
olds and up; / mile.
Brain Trust (Yarberry) 4.OS 312 262
Bright Gem tMora) 4.94 33S
Ramus (Danielsl $50
Time $685.,
Also ran-Firiug. Paddy's Sister, Malice
Evening star., 1938-07-31
NO. 8 POLICE HIT MARK

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and heavy.
Evening star., 1938-07-31

THIRD RACE-The Berkshire. purse.
$1,000; allowances; 2-year -olds: 81, fur
Evening star., 1938-07-31
EIGHTH RAcE-pur.e $500. claim

EIGHTH RACE-Purse: S6UU, Claiming.
4year-olds and up; ! mile and l furlons
Bold General nittrelD 9.4S 4.1s 1898
Black Scout Laidley) 5.S8 3S4
Happy Flag lYarberry) $40
Time. 1875
Also rsn--Telling You. Sly Miss. Ross
and Count Me.
Evening star., 1938-02-20

Totan " 81
Halftime score-Navy. ~: Catholic u.
Personal touls-Ambrose go. Kr.wczel.
Mckenna t2). Carroll t2). Miller, Guyon.
slIsrS l.n.tstId st v'si' 's'. Gillette Cd 1nsT'm'
MHcrarlsnd. H.l.s auesauiers ca. ingram
~ Referees-Messrs. schmid Buckn.lD.
Midshipmen teams captured three
Of the other four varsity contests on
the card here
Columbia inflicted the only loss in
swimming. 80 to Is, but victories were
scored over Harvard at wrestling. 20
to 8: Cornell at fencing. II to 10, and
Yale on the rife range, 1882 to
1876.
Piebes Whip Virginia Frosh.
Plebe boxers closed an unbeaten
season today by defeating the vir-
ginia freshmen. 6 to- 2.
fe.t.s 69senIse 6GsaaI:csl!ihen aeeison r''hmen' de-
:. l25 pounds--Willson (plebes defeated
1s.p Iss poundsMow.n Hsf'.,oo; tpl.seo defeated
rs pounds|7iinnen ureshmen, won by
TECHNICAL s;lI, Knockout from shedaker after j
l55 pounds-Brown tplebes) defeated
Bowman, decision.
1875 pounds-Rhodes (plebeO defeated
Hicks. decision.
175 pounds-Wilmarth (plebes) defeated
Harper. decision.
Heavyweight-Lenz (plebes) won BY
technical knockout from Hawkins after
- seconds Of first round.
The Plebcs won only one Of their
three other events. defeating Penn
Charter at fencing, IA to 13, but bow
ing to Blair Academy at wrestling, .
to Il, and to Emerson High of New
jersey, 26 to 2S in . symnastic meet.
Evening star., 1938-02-20
VIRCINIA'S BOXERS
R0UT PENN STATE
Get 6.2 Win on Decisions,
but Lone K. O. Is Scored
by Lions Lessig.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Feb. 10.
The University Of Virginia boxing
team paraded its strength tonight to
pound out a 6-to-2 victory over Penn
State before an overflow crowd OF
nearly 5000.
Led by Co-Capt. Maynard Harlow,
hard-hitting welterweight. the Cava-
liers kept their 1898 slate clean and
won six matches on decisions-all by
substantial margins.
The only bout that did not 20 the
limit was won by Penn State. Herber
Lessig, l65-pounder. scored q second.
round technical knockout over Vir-
ginia's Hierone Opie. q newcomer to
varsity boxing. Lessig battered the
green Cavalier almost to exhaustion
in the first round during a vicious
toe-to-toe exchange.
Harlow came through with colors
flying in defeating the Lions captain,
Sammy Donate, hitherto undefeated
in college dual meet competition.
Summaries:
lib l15-pound.simpson va) defeated
25-pound-Tapman penn stste) de-
feated Kushner. decision.
=, l35- 5-pound-Barksdale Va) defeated
l45-pound-Harlow (vaJ defeated
l55: 5:pound--Southall (va.) defeated
i65 5.pound-LessiT penn state de-
leated Opie. technical knockout second
I5-pound-Schmidt Va.) defeated
unlimited-Weeks tvaJ defeated Tor
Evening star., 1938-02-20
GALlAUDET BEATEN
BY UPSALA QUINTET
Blues Second Half Rally Is Vain
q Invaders Cling to Early
Lead for 1888 Win.

Despite q second-half rally, which
found it matching point for point
with its guests, Gallaudet's basket
ball team bowed to Upsala, 1888,
last night in the Kendall Green gym.
Upsala was of to an early start and
had amassed q 2O-7 lead at half
time, but it was entirely different
in the last 20 minutes Of play. For
Gallaudet came within points Of
matching the visitors during the Sec
ond half, although it never quite sue
ceeded In tying the score.
Racy Drake and Tom Zimmerman
were the leaders of the spirited but
futile rally. but Buckley Of Upsala
showed the way to oil individual