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Evening star., 1938-11-13

lOWluB ID al eAHIuplc Oh Cne com.
munications that have been re-
ceived:
Dear Sir:
My frisnd and I had an argu-
ment. say that Seabiscuit and
War Admiral are related: that Man
o. War was the sire Of one and
the grandsire of the other of these
two horses. My friend says the two
horses are not related.
Which of US is correct? Can you
straighten US out? Thanks very
much.
Yours very truly,
r. H.B.
Mr.. R. H. B., quite q few wagers
have been made concerning their
relationship, due to the presence of
Man O. Wars name In the pedigree
of both. But beware of being caught,
for while there would be q relation
ship were horses regarded in the
same manner as humans, Man o.
Wars name in no way relates the
pair.
Female Line Is Basic.
Before explaining why there is
no relationship it would be well to
stress q few breeding fundamentals.
Horses by the same sire and out of
the same dam are full brothers for
example, Gallant Fox and Fighting
Fox. Horses out Of the same dam
Petee Wrack and Gallant Fox, but
by different sires are half brothers.
But-and be careful about this
horses by the same sires out of Diff
ferent dams are not related at all.
Therefore, 1t is seen that the female
line Is the basis Of all relationships
In an equine pedigree.
War Admiral Is q son of Man O.
War. Seabiscuit Is q son Of Hard
Tack, he . son Of Man O. War. So,
while both horses are members of
the Fair Play clan, through Man o.
War, the fact that the latter's name
appears close up on the male side
Of both does not make relatives of
the two horses who met in that
thrilling match race ut Pimlico on
November l. The value of the male
line has been argued for years, and
while some breeding experts claim
that the denial Of relationship Of
two horses by the same sire Is con-
Trajectory, We are concerned here
only with two pedigrees and the
breeding rules governing them.
To sum 1t up, the pedigree
Of = horse cannot be worked
out on the basis Of . human
family. which basicly Is COM
posed Of . father, mother and
offspring.
In the thoroughbred breeding
world there are male Zines" but
they are units completely separate
Evening star., 1938-11-13
PimIico Results

FIRST RAcE-Purss. $1,000: a-ysar-
SS,., S $s: q: & ek'sh.ssa a. $50 t:S sae as
Bailoter !steyensonj $50
w.tes H.e.s. 4a D., \, I.ss.-.na. a; Has.
SECOND EAcE-rur.s. $1,000: claim
VIZ VIII Hssiss sssS:s: isS.ss sS sS sss
c f,m. In: 'stfssn'0n' i!i!s.. 7'so
DAILY Double paid s71.7o)
til: 7TsR ss:., y eSS ss"ssa .sa
s,%s:IIssHsx !Iss "a: M.:a:a ss,, 500 t9SS a;;SS
ESS5:sssa; S5ss ~: ~ 7fo.asIs" '''' SO
AN: ;s st.. an Da:s .ss s.isi
John Bosley entry.
FOURTH RAcH-Purse. $1,000: the
Monocaey. Handicap: clas c: 3-year-oIds
and up: fuslonss.
Finance tMoraI 500
Also ran-;coules Dam: Billionaire, Joe
Time oiGnal. AowsAtre and Roar.
FIFTH -RACEIhs WTDR Handicap:
purse $500; 3-year-olds and up; srads
Lucky Omen tArearol $40. $50 400
white sand (Dotter) go $50
Sandy Boot Hanford) $40
Time. 1:62 2-6.
Also ran-BeWitehed. lain Marie and
Chasar.
SIXTH NACDIThe Pimlico Tuturity:
purse. $4,000 added: 1-7sar-olds: l..
Chaiiedon (ssabo, 900 $50 $50
Third Dearee (Arcaro) 40 $40
0ilded knight uonsdsn) $40
Time. 1853
Also ran-Impound. Helsun. Biz Hurry.
Nitro and Predestined.
sIvINTH RACE-Purse 81 900: 3.yesr-
olds and up: Ia miles
6;s 6:sy 1T: T,l1 a,.I.n.o. .DS1D. l1so ssS assS
Jack Patches (Yarberry) 21O
Also ran-Brierton. Askaris. Leicester.
Cfius and Manrico.
EI0HTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ins; for 4-year -olds and up: IA miles.
Mardromel ID. West) $50 400
Seventh Inning Nv. Yarberry) $50
Also %ei r.n@wiid Svii Count. wren.e.. Scatter
brain. Aama's Choice and Some Boy.
Evening star., 1938-11-13

FIFTH h RAC|MARRlA0E.
UP THE CREEK, GREY NURSE.
MARRIAGE has shown lots Of
speed In workouts and races and
I look for him to break on top
and tow rope this band from
end to end. UP THE CREEK,
. beaten favorite in his last try,
was away badly that day and
had scant chance. Will improve
here. GREY NURSE ts at and
ready for this.
SIXTH RACE-sLoW MO-
TTON. NO ENDING. JOANNY.
SLOW NOTION whipped clever
opposition Saturday and that ef-
fort repeated will again find him
In the charmed circle. NO END
ING has copped three Of his last
four Appearances under eolors
and he has to be given the run
ner-up spot. JOANNY drops q
lot Of weight and Is due respect
In this.
SEVENTH RACE-W OULD
DARE, LAST ANCE,
PHARABOO. WOULD DARE
has . win at Pimlico to his credit
and think the gelded son of
WildAir has just q shade the
best Of 1t this afternoon. LAST
ROMANCE has trained In q sat
tsfactory manner since arriving
from Rockingham and she prom.
ises to force the issue. PHARA.
BOO won last month at Empire
City.
EIGHTH RACE-MAsTER
LAD, THE QUEEN, OCEAN
ROLL. MASTER LAD has r..
turned to peak form. Toss his last
bad try into the discard q he did
not try . lick. He Is going to
do . lot of running In this going
home number. THE QUEEN has
been threatening in every one Of
her recent tests. OCEAN ROLL
won his last and Is just as sharp
rs the score suggests.
Evening star., 1938-11-13
Penalty Helps Hampton
Drub Dewitt, 60
ereeial Dispatch to the Star.

&y eGlel OlSpetCn 70 t0e 0t1Is
HAMPTON, Va, Nov. 12-Hamp-
ton High School scored in the third
period with the help Of Z 15-yard
roughness penalty-which put the
ball on the half-yard hne-to beat 4
fighting Dewitt Prep School eleven,
60, today. Edmunds, Hampton
quarterback, hit the line for the
score.
Richards. Dewitt fullback, raced
60 yards with q punt return in the
second period, carrying the ball to
Hampton's 5-yard line. But before
the visitors could run another play
the half whistle overlook them. This
was their only severe threat, as
frequent penalties kept them In mid
field and their own territory.
Evening star., 1938-11-13
Proves One Of Best
2-Year-0|d Steeds
Of '3S Campaign
Slow Motion Bellies
His Name to Land
Upset Victory
Special Dispatch to the Star.

Special Dispatch to the Star.
P1ML1CO, Nd, Nov. 1Z-Challe-
don, owned by w. L. Brann ot
Frederick. Md. proved himself one
Of the 1898 seasons top-flight 2
year-olds by capturing the 18th
renewal of the Pimlico F'uturity, run
before . crowd of 10000.
The bay son of Challenger, I'd
and Laura Gal, which won the New
England Futurity several weeks
ago. now has captured four Of his
nix starts. He has earned $67,
100 for his Maryland owner.
Driving into second place came
the Greentree Stables Third De-
gree. favorite, with the Wheatley
Stables Gilded Knight third.
Third Degree outran the field Of
eight to the first turn. Gilded
knight joined him in the run down
the back lane.
Turning for home, both went very
wide and George Seabo whipped
Challedon into the lead via the
inner rail. Seabo took no chances
but kept flaying Challedon's flanks
with his whip until safely under
the wire.
Owner Brann received an addi-
toned $3.50 as breeder Of Challedon
Will Race At Bowie.
Trainer Louis Shaefer said after
the race that Challedon would be
shipped to Bowie for the l3-day
meeting opening Wednesday. He
will winter at Frederick, Nd, and
then bs made ready for the 1899
Kentucky Derby.
The ! l. /16-mile test, which opened
the days sport, brought delight to
the big crowd when the Falaise
Stables heavily backed War Dog
made every post winning one.
Due to his failing to win In nine
previous attempts this year, J. w
Y. Martins Slow Motion was slight
" overlooked in the three-Quarters
of the second, when he came with
. rush through the homestretch to
win in 1:122s. He paid $l3.3o, in
addition to enabling those fans
coupling him in the daily double
with War Dog to collect $7l70.
Swimalong Winning Jumper.
Racing 2 miles studded with Is
fences in 4:07A enabled Mrs.
Arthur Whites Swimalong. favorite
to account for the Hartford Steeple-
chase. The 7-year-old chestnut
Gelded son of Swinburne and Trip
Along led throughout to register
his second victory in IA starts this
year.
Stepping out of the stall gate
ahead of his II opponents, the Mills
dale Stables Rye Beach, favorite,
never was headed in the Monocacy
Handicap, q Y mile sprint. His
score was the third of the day for
form players and his sixth in eight
starts this year.
The w. r. B. r. Handicap, ~
mile secondary feature, saw the
Fairfield Stables Lucky Omen lead
throughout. He paid $670. The
colt was the fourth favorite in the
days first i've races to score.
Evening star., 1938-11-13
Heurich Basket League
Will Meet Tomorrow

An important meeting of the Heu-
rich Amateur Basket Ball League is
scheduled for tomorrow night at Z
o'clock in the business ONCE, Twen-
ty-sixth and D streets NV.
Teams expected to be represented
are Federal Bureau of Investigation,
Delaware and Hudson, Senate Beer,
Washington Collegians, st. Mar
tins. District Firemen, United Gay
Products, District Bankers and Dap
per Dan Club.
Under existing plans, the schedule
will be drawn Immediately and league
play is expected to start a week
from tomorrow night or two weeks
hence.
Evening star., 1938-11-13
D. c. Y VoIIey Team
Defeats Harrisburg

Twelfth Street Y. M. c. A. Spik-
ers defeated the Harrisburg Y. M.
G. A. volley ball team yesterday on
the local "Y" court, SO. The Spik-
ers, trailing in the opening game,
rallied to win, 1912.
Spot smashing by Nelson, Poole,
and stud" Greene, coupled with
the accuratae set-ups Of Taylor
and Brown, proved too much for
the visitors as the spikers went on
to win, 1918, 1912, 1910.
Evening star., 1938-11-13
10000 See Admiral
Beat Mutho Gusto
In Rhode Island
Riddle Stor Gets Home
~ Lengths in Front
In Lost SO Race
" the AasociateA Prssa.

~ the Associated Press.
PAWTUCKET. r. l., Nov. a.
War Admiral nodded q temporary
goodbye to racing today with an
easy victory In the SO. .00o- added
Rhode Island Handicap ut Nara
gansett Park. which boosted his LIFE
time winning to $272, lao. It was the
Admiral's ninth victory in II starts
this season.
Given . champions reception by q
crowd Of 10000, the Samuel D. Rid
die star scored . ~ length victory
over Ramsey and Coppage's Mucho
0usto, despite that the Admiral car
ried top weight Of 127 pounds. A
length back Of Mucho Gusto was D..
A. Woods Busy K, which finished
second when War Admiral trailed
fourth in the Massachusetts, Handi-
cap at Suffolk Downs last Summer.
War Admiral finished the mile and
one-eighth circuit In 1851 2-5. The
victory brought 50. $40 into the Rid
die purse.
War Admiral will be sent to the
Riddle training farm in Maryland
for rest. His owner said today the
horse would be raced only once
more, In the Widener Challenge Cup
contest at Hialeah next March, be-
fore being retired to the stud.
Unruly at the gate, as is his Gus
tom. War Admiral finally was taken
to the outside. There he was of
flying, but could not overtake Mucho
Gusto in the run to the first turn.
Jockey Charley Kurtsinger waited
until the six entrants Strengthened
out on the back stretch. Then he
sent War Admiral up on the outside
Of Mucho Gusto and pushed the IA
vorite to the front at the half mile
pole.
Mucho Gusto Saves Place.
At the head of the home stretch
War Admiral was nearly five lengths
in front Of Mucho Gusto, which
had been passed briefly by Busy K.
In the dash to the wire, Mucho
Gusto found enough late strength
for the place position. but could not
endanger the Admiral's lead. Busy
K. came in Just nose before Her
man Phillips Fair Stein.
War Admiral paid 81 40, $3.50 and
1920. Mucho Gusto returned $3.50
and $500 and Busy K. $220.
Evening star., 1938-11-13
First Place at Stake
In Soccer LEAGUE

Young Democrats Of Southern
Maryland and Marlboro soccer
teams, tied for first place in the
Washington League, will decide the
issue today when they meet on the
Shady Oak pitch.
Other league games. all starting
at 3 o'clock, are Silver Spring VS..
Sandy Spring, at Silver Spring;
Rinaldi Tailors VS.. La Plata, at
Monument No. l; Prince Georges
p. B. c. vs. Washington Sports Club,
at Maryland Park, and Rockville
Marine Reserves VS.. Del Rio at
Rockville.
Evening star., 1938-11-13
Chaedon Conquers Third Degree Capture Pnlico Fut1r
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fost Track at PimIico
BEST Bn-ANNvRAT

FIRST RACE -JAL EO,
HOME BURNING, MAN AT
ARMS. JALEO, from the c..
has been closeup often.
worked out with Seabiscuit and
shown fair speed. Matched
against these maidens he should
YIN with speed to spare. HOME
BURNING is highly regarded by
Vanderbilt and he should be in
the thick Of 1t. MAN AT ARMS
has been closeup often.
SECOND AC-ANHu.A-
TON, CRYSTAL PRINCE
JOLYON. ANHELATION was
away very slowly last time out
and closed . world Of ground
once he started to run. I think
he will be up In time to earn. the
verdict. CRYSTAL PRINCE has
. good New York record to rec
ommend his chances. JOLYON
disappointed In his first at this
oval but h going to improve.
THIRD RACE-ANNIBAL,
ROCKY RUN, GOOD CHANCE.
ANNIBAL has raced six times
this year. On one occasion he
fell and in the other 1lve efforts
he was returned the victor. Such
consistency has to be given the
nod. ROCKY RUN came out
Of retirement to win both of his
1898 tests. He will have to be
disposed Of. GOOD CHANCE
has Just that.
FOURTH RACESPR1Nd
MEADOW, LADY HID,
PROWL. SPRING MEADOW has
won four of his last i've starts
and turned back - good or bet
ter horses than he matches strides
with this afternoon. He appears
much the best. LADY ORCHID
has shown steady improvement
at this point and Is ready for
the winners circle. PROWL has
won three straight.
Evening star., 1938-11-13
Yellow jackets Tackle
Brown A. G. Gridmen

Washington Yellow Jackets, lead
ing the Colored District Football
League with four victories in as
many starts, will meet the Brown
40. G. today at Annapolis.
Other games are: Northeast
Bears vs.. st. Cyprian ut Vista, Md;
Ebenezer VS.. Lions at Mitchellville,
Nd, and Willow Tree vs.. the c. G.
g. Bobcats at Green Valley, Va.
Evening star., 1938-11-13
Presidents Will Have
HeodIey for Arrows

Washington Presidents. last years.
Dixie Pro Football League cham
pions, play the Richmond Arrows
today In the Virginia city. WASH
ington has yet to win . game this
year, while Richmond Is In the top
spot and undefeated.
Coleman Headley, ace passer Of
the Presidents, will be back In the
lineup after being out two weeks
with an injured arm.
Evening star., 1938-11-13

from the female (bottom line) from
which relationships always originate.
On that basis, and although we
can trace q common name MAN o.
War in the male line, there can be
absolutely no relationship claimed
for War Admiral and Seabiscuit.
They are as different, strictly speak
ing, as the Smith and the Joneses.
A Singular Interloper.
The Max Hirsch Stable has just
acquired a new mount which it
never would have bought or claimed
"A mount that would do only for
a 6-year-old or younger rider. This
new addition to the Hirsch string
will not be entered in any Pimlico
or Bowie contest this year or any
year. The name of the animal is
Merry Christmas and, of all things,
she's q donkey.
Friends asked = favor Of the
Hirsches', just that they take the
donkey out to the West Coast to two
little children who wanted it for a
pet. It was not much to ask and
the Hirschs' said yes" with an
alacrity which they regret because
1t begins to look as II Merry Christi
mas were . steady Hirsch boarder
and that the kins on the West Coast
are out Of luck along with the
Hirschs'.
Merry Christmas may have ar
rived . forlorn orphan. but she's
now = favorite petted child of Aud
ley Girl, a mare trained by Mr..
Hirsch. The donkey was sent to
the stable only q few days ago, but
already the mare refuses to eat II
her little friend is not in the stable
with her.
Already she has deveolped
the most violent, protective
attitude II any one comes
near the stable and her pre-.
cious Merry Christmas.
The unforeseen situation is being
accepted philosophically by the sta
BILE which finds itself with another
mouth to feed. Audley Girl, who
only q few days ago was an ire
sponsible sort of soul without a care
In the world, is the anxious foster
mother with q heavy responsibility
so she thinks.
And Merry Christmas is having q
WOW Of time! She may not know
what Its all about, but she likes it.
She's pampered and petted by Aud
ley Girl and by all visitors who
know what's good for them: she
nibbles sugar: shes inquisitive about
pencils, bundles, and life in gen.
eral. She's q cute little gray ami
NAL with a charming manner which
makes it easy for everyone to see
why Audley Girls life is going to
be one oontinuous-Merry Christ
mas.
Evening star., 1938-11-13
bosket Officials Meet

A meeting of the District Board
Of Approved Basket Ball Omcials
has been called for tomorrow at 7
pm. at Gonzaga High School by
frank Sumner, secretary. In addi-
tion, An Interpretation meeting for
coaches and ofncials will be held to-
morrow at the same place at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1938-11-13
TEMPLE MAJOR LEA0UE,
end Of hrst series.)
Season 1eeerls.

Season Records,
Aish team ksmes-Bright Star Liquor
Store, o4S: Dixie Tavern. 642.
A9h team eete-Dfight Star Gauof Store
1.o01: oeRreti 1yos., I.7H6.
Hi9@ individual gsmes-Peree wolfe.
1oa; Aafry 1r9Mn. 168.
perce Wolfe. 4Ob.
High strtkss-oeoree Honey. II; Court
ney Ltx. II; Francis Robertson, 10.
ehou. 80.
Ai1A evsraess-Aorass ouowdsa. lle.S:
E: s7f ~ ilss'an9Yy ny.iMD;e IT. ss 1::a :a. ie.i7
Evening star., 1938-11-13
Norroeonsett Results
- AA AAA
~ the Associated Pres

FIRST RAcE-Pur.e 9. 900: claiming:
9:.s@ta 2stses a..t .t'essSs sscSs1 $50 sSS 2ssSS
ESlis tKrovitz, WV 400
Lott. s %sst !sSs Ssst w:fsisa .ssSa.
Ace of Trumps. Sparkling and felsa.
SECOND RAcE-Purss.. u. 900; claim
%s " ssIeli;s sSeese%b:' s 1856 'snss s'ss $40
bb'..: bbs' Dame s,:Hs'Ss sSoSs:on' '''0 1875 sS
tract: Black. cohert, Blsek khspsody.
"'r'n'nf 'D.ils ahe DaSs1. SSSs 1%sp 9sia .5o.1o,
THIRD RAcI-Purse. $1,000; claiming;
3.year:o :olds and up; 9 furionss.
H.ay n' nn;. ssSas 1sses' sssh 'eo 1ssS SsS tdS sS
''ni Timy' y,tG 1:is. is'r0'' 1890
nc zsesn wv. Wax VIM:
Notice Me.
Joy Fl Robsrt, 1920 7.4o $40
9G:na 9oIa.1 9StntsfH' 7H.41,Ii, 1910 s:iS s:iS
Also .i ran@Nsney Mae. cottinsh.m. Blue
King. REQ Rogue. Patient Saint. Meyaioft.
a.p s sul: Se .sSss .ss:s 12s as9
W. va AZ zanlr:l 1 Hi:st 9Rslt. ger, $40 gao sso
b Mucho 0usto Il Smith $50 2.2O
Busy K. (Eccard) 22O
Also ran-day Jack. bPalamede. Fair
Mrs: K. Ramsey and Ramsey and Cop.
Dage entry.
SIXTH RACrThe Colchester; purse
81. 100: 3-year-olds and up: 1 mile and 70
yards.
sss4llSsss sslls:sa,:f,: .f:'el lynch, $50 ssS ssSs
Puppeun lemithD $50
Also ran-Bemhsr. Wise Counsel and
Play Dis.
0KvENTH RACrPurss. d 900; claim.
ins:. S.ysar.olds and up: mile and 20
SS: :s IS sss;5s sstss ::s .,..,, '' ss $
Aiso si r.n@Bit I:it Of Sorrow ,r.,.,px Along
Tceaeeev v,.l1N Rsyel,tols Dead Calm: osSh
IIoHTH RAcE-Purss. $1,000; claim
ins: 3,year -elds and yp; II: miles.
x:ay s:a Nv: 9:.s: p ss... s:%!':;, $50 :S ssS
Abhots' Hour tAshcroft) 7.SO
Aise i'; ;rsanMiuuicio.e. Merry Kin. s..hl.-
hem Star Vest ga. 4Uioy. Yankee BRIGADE,
brilliant Rose. Little Banner and The
SINGER.
Evening star., 1938-11-13
Knockout Promised
As S|uggers Face
In Arena Scrap
Ferrundo-Yucoton Kid
Go q Masterpiece,
Ayers Promoter

The Yucatan Kid, scrappy Mexi-
can lightweight who made 4 close
thing Of his fight with Petey Sarron
on the last Police Boys Club card,
returns to Washington tomorrow for
a l0-round bout with Joey Fernando
Of Jersey City.
Heading the list of five tights on
the weekly card at Turner's Arena,
these two little guys are noted slug
gers for their weight. and q knock
out is predicted. Says Matchmaker
Goldie Ahearn: 1T is absolutely the
best lightweight bout I ever booked
here"
Kid Is Consistent Winner.
The Yucatan Kid has lost only
two of his tights since establishing
a reputation in Mexico, where he
took the Mexican lightweight crown
from Joe Conde, Henry Armstrong s
conqueror, the one here to Sarron
and another to Bobby Britton.
Among those over whom he holds
decisions are Ray Ingram, Joey
Straiges. Howard Scott (two) and
Norment Quarles two). In the
Quarles battle he won the Southern
lightweight crown later lost to Sar-
ron, and unless Sarron defends soon
he plans to reclaim 1t. Meanwhile
he announces himself ready to DOS.
81 500 with the National Boxing As
sociation as q measure Of good faith
in challenging Armstrong for the
world title.
Fernando More Experienced.
Fernando, Pete Reilly's protege,
will have the edge in experience
over the Kid. having been fighting
seven years to his rivals four, but
he likely will be slightly the under
dog. joey has ,us: four times in his
seven years of campaigning.
Four supporting bouts are listed,
the first at $50. In q 6-rounder,
Toby Scroggins. the newsboy fighter
seeks his sixth victory when he
tapgles with Chester Rubey Of Ba.-
tilnore. Pancilo Huerto, anothe-
Mexican and 4 busy fighter, gees
against Charley Gilley of Baltimore
for six heats. In 4-rounders, Billy
Eanks, local colored boy, opposes
Sammy Daniels, Baltimore importa-
ton and Frankie Wills, Washing
ton, meets Jimmy Collins, from Bal
timore.
Evening star., 1938-11-13
LUTHERAN LEAGUE,
NAVY YARD LEAGUE,
Nsssn Records.

Hish individual kames-Nicholson If. Il
A. Mo; ~. LIZ: Burton (0un). 100.
High individual sets-Nicholson u. Il
A. No, -, 413: Grimes Gum, 400.
o33. '' "o l. o'e' esan'
High team sets-F. l. A. No. I, 1.7ae:
=. n. No. /. 1887. ~ A''0"'
High sparss-Davis tAliscl. No. u, ~:
hyon (Tool No. y: 20: Wader 3Radioj. oa.
Moore (Tor. T. No. u. II. - 80
:, High avsraEes-Nieholson n a A. No.
II; d17-l (2O): Grimes (Gun). l16-1l (24).
Aikh nat sames-venable (Gun), "a;
Jamison u. & A. No. 81. "a.
Evening star., 1938-11-13
Hot Hiah School Fray

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Nov. II R-
Thomas Jefferson High Of Rich
mond scored . 7-to-6 decision over
woodrow Wilson here today In .
oavagely fought contest.
Evening star., 1938-11-13
Seeks Bosket Bookino

The Falls Church A. G. basket ball
team would like to book q game with
. strong quint having q court for
Tuesday or Friday night. Call Falls
Church 434.
Evening star., 1938-11-13
Hitchcock Entry as Choice
For Pin1Iico's Manly Chase
epecial Dispa tch to The Star.

PrICo Hchcocks entry of Annibal
and Roter installed
18th running of the 5000 Manly Memorial steeplechas Mondays
~ mile feature
Following will send his pop
Jumpers to winter quarters Aiken,
ofncial O. emorial
Evening star., 1938-11-13
STRAIGHT, Place and Show

The War Admiral Seabisct history questions
nue to in requesting concerning
thoroughbeds What relation seabu7" tn
most frequently heard.
have been asked
Evening star., 1938-11-13
Statistics on Duckpin Leagues
EAST WASHINGTON CHURCH.

Season Records.
High team games-0raee. 612; Pet
worth. 593; Vaughn.- 592.
High team sstS-0race, 1,764: Douslas.
1.7O8: Vaughn. 1878.
High individual games--Brown. 1872;
Treese. 14B; Smith Mason, Heimer. 147.
HiGh individual sets s-Heimer. 3S7;
Treese. 386; Bruton. is4
High strikes-W. p. Smith. 20: II.
Pulaski. 16: Holtxclaw, 10.
HiKh spares-Deloe. 6S; Brown. 81;
Kephart. IS.
High averaGes-Brown. 114-1s; Delos,
III: Bruton. 113.14.
Evening star., 1938-11-13
Narragansett East.

Narragansett (Fast).'
Dy the Louisville Times.
1-High Treason, Laddie Stone,
Luxuro.
2-Althrop Park, sunabell, Phara-
boy.
s-Bahamas, Felwyn, Tragsat.
+Express, Bob Junior, Taut.
5-sun Capture, Taken, Marson.
6LOur Teddy, Bertillion, Findon.
7-New Deal, Distractible, Sun Mica.
IBlade Edge, Coune Rae, Espinaca.
9-Open Book, Armstrong, Jacksaw.
Best bet-New Deal.
Consensus ut Narrasansett East.
~ the Associated Press.
Idle Elf, Fair Time, High Treason.
2-Pharaboy, Abbitrage, Prudent
Miss.
s-Bahamas, Lady Sara, Prince
Dean.
4-Taut, Grapevine, Flag orland.
5-Gala Dore, Victorious Ann, Sun
Capture. ...
1Gatlin, Pytchley, Miss Jacko.
7-New Deal, Bonnie Buzz, Dis
tractible.
seEspinaca, 3 Our Bud, Marienne.
s-Miss De Mie, Open Book, shim-
mering.
Best bst-oaladess.
Evening star., 1938-11-13

Consensus ut Pimlico East.
Dy the Associated Press.
1-Quiet Time, Man at Arms, Bo-
sonia.
2-Knight Gallant, Chief Evergreen,
Crystal Prince.
3-Hitchcock entry, Snobby Scamp,
Torturer.
+Spring Meadow, Waka, Winston.
5-Douzle Back, Up the Greek, Mar
riage.
eSlow Motion, Joanny, Aexan-
drine.
7-Fredalva, Dignitary, Mayro.
8-Kermay, Ocean Roll, The Queen.
Best bet-Spring Meadow.
Evening star., 1938-11-13
HsBR8W LEAGUE.
Season Records.

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Atsh avsrage@. Anger. I22.l3.
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High set@J. 0ingsr, <22.
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