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La gaceta., 1939-12-19
l. FREN
TIE A LA COSTA DE MIAMI

Miami, Die. 19.-N diario
Miami Herald" publica la mott
cia de que varios barcos ingle-
ses vigilan en- la costa de la Flo
rida ell paso del vapor mercan-
tie aleman Columbus, de 1856
toneladas, salido de Veracruz,
Mexico, la semana pasada.
La marina de Estados Unidos
ha aumentado su vigilancia de
neutralidad en- los Gltimos dias.
La gaceta., 1939-12-19
Ell LAXANTE TODD VEGETAL
TIENE IMPORTANTES PUNTOS

la mayor parte de las personals
quieren un laXante que haga tres CO.
a ;act1e puntualmente, act6e COM
pletamente y act6e suavemente. He
aqui uno que llena esos tres requeri-
mientos cuando Sc siguen las faciles
direcciones. Es un producto TODD We
getal cuyo principal ingredients tie
ne Ell reconocimiento medico como un
t6nico laxante intestinal"
La gaceta., 1939-12-19
LOS NAILS SIGUEN Alta
CANDO A LOS BARCOS DE
PESCA
DeSembdrcdrOn Faerzas
CdnddenSeS

Londres, Die. 19.-Aeropla-
nos nazis bombardearon y anne
trallaron dos barcos de pesca
ingleses, hundiendo a uno de e.
Hos y matando a tres tripulan-
ties del otro. Ell barco hundido
desplazaba 1876 toneladas. NADIA
Sc sabe de uno de sus tripulan-
tes.
La gaceta., 1939-12-19
CORTE DE 10 CRIMINAL

Joe Keith, autor de IN delito
de robo, fu6 condenado hoy a
dos amos de preside, en- Raj
ford, Por un delito de hurto, a.
dicional, ell juez Hines lie impu-
so 81 dias de carcel.
James Arthur Edge, por ro-
DO de un autom6vil, debera cum
plir IS meses de preSidio; Luis
Gill, por hurto, seis meses.
La gaceta., 1939-12-19

Este ingredients capacita al
BLACK-DRAUGHT para dar tono
a los mGsculos ociosos del intestine.
Y es la raz6n principal para ell pun
tual. complete alivio del estrenimien-
to a la manana siguiente de habar
listed tornado BLACK-DRAUGHT.
Los millones de paquetes vendidos
prueban su merito. De IS a 40 dosis:
rs cts,
La gaceta., 1939-12-19
NOTAS SOCIALES
(Viene de Ia So pdg.)

cuhada de nuestro amigo Azure
lilo Prado, que aver arrib6 de
New York. Vino con ella su gra
ciosa hijita Irene.
Aqui pasara Una corta tenn
porada.
La gaceta., 1939-12-19

que fueran republicans o CO.
m~unistas.
-lPor que listed no 10 expli-
CO asi en- su telegrama,-lepre-
guntaron los representatives
,Healey, dem6cratas de Massa-
chussetts, Y Routzohn, republic
cano de Ohio.
-"Me parece que no use un
lenguaje explicito".
La gaceta., 1939-12-19
DEFUNCIONES

Hoy Sc efectuara q entierro
del Sr. Jose Cabrera, dc G. afos,
fallecido aver en- su domicilio
del 2107 de Ia Novena avenida.
lie sdbreviven su viuda, cinco
hijas y cuatro hijos.
La gaceta., 1939-12-19

Tendra hoy lugar ell sepelio
de Rosario Puleo, de 50 amos,
que ell pasado domingo murid
en- un hospital local. Reside Ia
familia Puleo en- ell 1888 de la
Gale de Cherry, en- la barriada
de allende ell RIO.
La gaceta., 1939-12-19
Sc dara a Fmlandia TODD el apoyo
moral y material possible
Acuerdo del Consejo Supreme Aliado


ped de honor, M. Chamber =
lain, jefe del gobierno brita-
nicO.
Las tropas inglesas t%uvieron
aver sus primeros muertos y
heridos en- la guerra, en- suelo
frances.
La gaceta., 1939-12-19

Ataques de los bolseviques,
en- las orillas del lago Kiantaja-
jarvi, fueron recha1ados. MaS
&c 1000 ruacc comporen ia
fuerza atacarte.
En- el frente de Petsamo los
finlandeses pusieron una tram
pa a los bolseviques e hicieron
mas de 800 prisioneros.
La gaceta., 1939-12-19

Esta senalado para hoy ell
entierro de Santo Bilella, de 46
amos, residente en- ell 2313 de la
Gale Union, en- WestTampa. De
ia a su viuda, una hija, su Sc
fora madre y otros familiares.
La gaceta., 1939-12-19
Bale del Ctrculo

NJ DutCE UGJ CLTCUtO
Ell lunes celebrara su bale
TRADITIONAL de Pascuas, en- TODD
su edificio, la sociedad Circu!o
Cubano.
Sera en- horas de la noche v
tocaran las excelentes orquestas
La Tropical y Don Francisco.
Precios especiales Sc han fila
do: rs los caballeros y 25 las
damas.
En- al bale de Aho Nuevo to-
caran las orquestas de Walter
Barnes y La Tropical.
LOS BOLSEVIQUES COM
Ell DOMINIC
DE UNA SECCION DE FIN
LAMBDA
La gaceta., 1939-12-19
de Alto NaeUo

bUtI6 Ue AWO NWEVU
La sociedad Centric Espadol
.prepara 81 bale de Aho Nuevo.
Tendra q miGmo lvcimiento de
Otros afos.
Los socios de ola Ben6fica"
debera pasar por la ~secretaria
de esta a recoger una tarjeta de
entrada.
Sc tocara la primera pieza a
las 10 80 de la noche y la Ultima
a las 5 de Ia madrugada.
La gaceta., 1939-12-19

You may be guilty of haIitosis dad
BREATH this very minute, and yet be
unaware oft. That's the insidious thing
about this offensive condition, so fire.
qusntly due to food fermentation in
the mouth.
You yourself may not recognize it
but everyone you come in contact
with does.
Listerine AntSeptic hats such fer
mentauon, said by some authorities to
be a major cause of mouth odors, and
overcomes the odors themselves. So why
risk annoying and offending others2 Why
hurt yourself socially and in busineSS2
1t is so cas-" to guard against Offend
ing by gargling with Listeri0e, the
safe antiseptic. Your breath becomes
sweeter and more agreeable. If you
value your job and your friends, use
Listerine Antiseptic regularly. Lambert
Pharmacal Company, 81. Louis, Mo.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Be Blue Wins Second
Victory Of Week
At Rockingham
Jockey Charlton Scores
First Triple Of Meet;
Rough Time Places
~ the Associstsd Press.


SALEM. N. H., July 29.-Killing
OF Mrs. Paul Shaws Stage Beauty
in the first half-mile then staving
of the surge Of J. Yancey Christ
mas Rough Time, Tom Heard. jr.'s,
Be Blue scored her second win of
the week today as she led 10 sprint
ers to the wire in Rockingham
Parks Tomlin Handicap, $4,000
added, before . weekend throng
Of 10000.
The 4-year-old daughter of Blue
Larkspur, Be Still, purchased two
years ago for young Tommy by his
father. sped the 8 furlongs in 1:l14s.
Rough Time was a length and
one-half back, with w. E. Boeing's s
Porter's Mite third, another length
back.
Sam Bachrach's Golden Voyage,
favorite, finished fourth.
Apprentice Charles "Chuck"
Charlton rode the filly for his third
win of the afternoon, the first triple
Of the meeting.
It was the second stake triumph
Of the season for Be Blue. for she
captured the Narragansett Handi-
cap on opening day there this
spring.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Royal Business Bags
Feature al Bel Air
With Late Speed
Two FeItner Horses Win,
One Setting Record,
Other BeotineIt

BEL AIR, Md, July 29.-The
Country Life Farm Handicap, sh-
furlong feature of an 8-race pro-
gram run before 10000 fans today
saw Royal Business, owned by Ewart
Johnston of Virginia win in 1:l92s.
He paid $720.
In scoring his sixth victory in IS
starts this year, Royal Business came
from far back in the final half to
win easily from Mrs. A. A. Gray's
Pansy's First.
Walter Wickes' Philips Pete, favo-
rite. showed the way to four others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Feltner of
Berryville, Va, furnished the win
ners Of the first two races. Claude's
Vale Signal set a Bel Air course
record of 0:58H in the first. His
wife's Margie Wrack then won the
second in 0:577s.
Lou Machado, who rode both win
ners, ran his total for the meeting
to six.
Johnny Haley registered his third
victory in the four steeplechase races
run here, when he drove Walter
Wicke's Valpuiseaux two miles in
4:19 to land the Caves Farm Handi-
cap.
F. Powers, who fell with Toymaker
at the first fence, suffered bruised
hip.
The stewards suspended Steeple-
chase Jockey Norman Brooks for
the remainder of the meeting and
referred his case to the Maryland
Racing Commission for reporting in
an UNIT condition to ride Ewart
Johnston's Dun Lucky. The Vir-
ginia-owned horse was scratched.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
CONVERGE ON SPA-Head.

CONVERGE ON SPA-Head-
line horses from all parts Of
the country either are at Sar-
atoga Springs or arriving
there for the months meeting
that opens tomorrow. Upper
center: This scene was not
unusual during the past week.
Upper left: Johnstown turns
his head for a carrot. Upper
right: Challedon also gets
one. Lower left: Stagehand
leaves his car for a stall. Low
er center: View of the infield at
the beautiful Saratoga track.
Lower right: Phil Smith, a
veteran of 20 years, prepares
the jockey boards.
"A. P. Wirephotos.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Stretch Rally Lands
Sickle 7. Thri||inq
Empire Victory
Beats He Did by Head
In Yonkers Handicap;
The Chief Is Third
BY the Associated Press.

EMPIRE CITY, N. Y, July 90
Sickle T., from the successful stable
of Mrs. B. F. Whitaker, tore through
the stretch with thrilling rally to
win the thirtieth Yonkers Handicap
as the successful four week meeting
here came to rainy end today.
Racing over sloppy but hard
bottomed strip, the Sickle gelding
got up to beat Arnold Hangers He
Did by head for the $7,375 pot of
gold awaiting the victor.
Maxwell Howard's The Chief was
third, a half length behind, while
William Woodwards Isolater, 8-to-5
favorite in the field of seven, could
account for only fourth money, three
lengths back.
Sickle T., a fast closing third in
the Butler Handicap a week ago,
added another score to the many en-
joyed by the Whitaker string at the
meeting.
1t was another feather in the cap
of Trainer Jack Howard and Jockey
Ronnie Nash.
The winner covered the mile and
q sixteenth in 1.453k
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Long Key Grabs Final
Harness HeadIiner
Al Old Orchard
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Me-,
July 29-Long Key, from the stables
Of E. j. Merkle, Columbus, Ohio,
won the $4,000 Messenger Stake for
4-year-old trotters at the Old Or
chard Beach track today.
Long Keys times were 2:03A and
2:04. Ben White was In the sulky.
Today's racing ended the 3-week
meeting here and the horsemen
headed for Goshen, N. Y, for the
Hambletonian meeting opening Au-
gust 7.
In the $1,000 free-for-al handi-
cap race, Lone Ace, chestnut geld
ing, took first money at 81, doing
the second heat tn 2:021i. Second
money went to Chief Counsel.
The 2:06 pace for q $500 purse
was won by Lady Win. IL.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Manassas Horse Show
Set for September

The Seth Annual Manassas HORSE
Show and Races will be held Sep
tember 2 and 1 at the Manassas
Fair Grounds.
Show ring classes, harness races,
spring and distance races as well as
hurdle races will be held each day,
Omcers are Henry c. Conway,
president; j. Arthur Gaskins and
J. Worth Berry, vice presidents;
John w. White. treasurer, and-J. M.
Baucum, secretary.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Arlington Park Results
By the Associated Press.


Mtgal Fay tGarneD 1850 $50 44o
F1uke fRobertson) '' $50
Also ran-on Your Way. wowo Buddie
Tomsss s and 1'asass Master fime HIne. Copper Lad
ances; 3-year.oids: ! furlonss. .''0' 'i'0"
eoelo. sss59 os1a snI,nv ,wells 80
Time. I:264s. ~"
"A Also r.nIWeddine Morn. Chi. utic.
lDaily Double paid Ae4O)
yotin yyssfar1lds Som: s1.n Hs,t1 course l. mile
ssee.r s Sos teas tesss1.ll. ll''o 5So 5SS s.ssSS
Yankee Lad !Anderson) 4s0
hsid. Hish RenoSn ana %e; o.ssie ne9se' 5. CORN
cap; Durss, $500: s-yesr.oids ana afna': aD:
ESSs,s Has,.,, L, 1,1sss ,Rosssrtson' $40 $40 $50
journey On Ionsden) $40
Also r.n.a1pusky Prince. sn.dytoxn
FIFTH RACE+The Arlington Handicap:
purse, 10000 added: 3-year-olds and up;
sssas ss%: SsSs. So 4es;ssa s.a.,,. $50 Pa s.s
ssa9ds Fms. A!o0s s'0s 'Ander'on' $50
Also ran-Her Reigh and Easle Pass.
Sixth RACE-The Arlington Futurity:
purse. $4,000 added 2-year-olds; 6
Andy K. u. pros, $3.50 1900 600
Marogay II. Hanford) $50 500
Roman Flag (Dupps) $50
strsisht Lead. charita6ie. % Liberty Isaus. Fssns,
Inscolad and ouenemo
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81. 900: claim.
ing: 3-year-olds and I'D; Ia miles.
Great Smoke
II. AnderSon) $50 46O 500
soiIins Point to.n.r.ll., ''0' $50
Also rsn@Irisheen. Silver Braid. Bonn
bastic. Orbedlu. Hurry Hawk, salteo and
Corker.
= EIGHTH EAcEIPurse. 81 900: claim.
PTe.identisi q .. oros} }zo0 3.oS seS ssS
Time. 2:O5as.
Also ran-Banola. Russia, jay BIRD.
Demon and Wise viii.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Forstburg Will Direct
Blue Ridge Sports

BV the Associated Press.
NEW WINDSOR, Nd, July 29.-
Appointment of Frank M. Forst-
burg, Wilmington, Del, as director
Of Athletics at Blue Ridge College
has been announced.
Forstburg formerly was director OF
athletics at Franklin and Marshall
and Delaware.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Upton Spurns Pro Grid

RICHMOND. Va, July % '(R.-
The News Leader said today that
Eric Upton, former Duke grid star
now playing baseball for the Phila-
delphia Athletics, had declined an
offer to play with the Norfolk Sham
rocks Of the Dixie Professional Foot
ball League.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Bel Air
EST BET-ROMAN BOY.

BEST BET
FIRST RACE-FAIR HAIRED,
DEBLIN, CANWYN.
FAIR HAIRED has flashed
two clever efforts in row and
the Sir Walter filly should cap
ture tomorrow's opening dash.
DEBLIN improved in his last
and has to be considered a stout
possibility. CANWYN is At and
ready.
SECOND RACE-SMALL DEVIL,
GOLDEN KEY, PROTEUS.
SMALL DEVIL should have
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Rockingham Results
BY the Associated Press

4-year-old. and up: 9 ipr1nss. .In
s.1s:Ta Gebdnsa, 1880 S s2S sS sS
appfehend tsheihsmeD 40
w:.s.r : .f: 5.:s.. Hsa Ps. s. .aa n:sS Ess
Scarlet.
s.coMp RAoE.purse. II. $500: el.imins;
Crossover tsnider) 2o4O e.so 500
General r. LYNCH 24.oo 1920
Also r.n|Maes.runs:, R.se.wsy. Polly
Barton: 1yy x. stepacola. Wee Bas Fire
DAILY Double paid s121.4oo
THIRD RAcEz.purs.. $500: allowances:
Roush Pass tfaustj 4.4O 500 24O
Abrasion kelly $40 $50
caEqeli cIi lASsms' .SoH 2.eo
Also % ranwExareh. Macs Cantor and
FOURTH RAC+Purse, $500: claiming;
Ses.st NJ queen schs1lsSon'' 4.ao s.eooo 90 s.se g
HsiIs 4sS.. s';l S:,sss EoiS.ro 800
.. 'S or.sa ss,sr .na r:s'sR sn.lz E.''d'n
purse, 31,UOU AoueQ. S-yeaI-oloS ana up;
| d furlongs.
| Be Blue tCharltonl 1920 $50 400
| Rough Time tFaust) $40 4.60
| Porters Mite tAdams) 4.40
Time. 1:l1+s.
Also ran-clodion. Court Dance. Unas-
| sisted Mar Le Golden Voyage, Brown
| Knight. Clingendaal. Ariel Toy and Stage
| Beauty.
! SIXTH RACEPurse. $500: claiming:
| 4-year-olds and up: Ia miles.
Little Banner tCh'lton) 1850 400 $50
| Tobacco Packer) $40 2.4O
| Mardromel (AdamsD $50
Also ran-Balapin. Daytonian and
! Countess Lena.
| SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ins Ing: 4.year-elds and up: y: miles
| Jim Blazes &c. Moore1 460 $50
| Erins Sun wv. l.. Taylorl $50
| Also ran-LAndscaDe. Four Spot. Dawn
Light. Wrought Iron and Woodwaac.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
| 4-year-olds and up: / 10 miles.
| Candy Hero tG, Moore) 1880 1000 $50
| Offender dynch) $40 400
| Blackmail tCharlton) $50
Also ran-1nterpreter. Sir Quest. Malta
pony. Nancy Mae. Miss Canron and Prin-
| clpesSa.
Evening star., 1939-07-30

scored in her last at Hagerstown.
Capt. Jerry whipped her because
he beat the barrier. GOLDEN
KEY has won several clever at
tempts of late. PROTEUS has
worked swiftly enough for minor
consideration.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Empire City Results
By the Associated Press

2year-olds: 5Ha furlonss.
Psyirs F,s,1 stss., ST.r 3S.sl., 3N.sh1 IL 9 OUT VI
u1r Time Seeam 1;os sAfcsro' 2-5
Also ran@s.xol,te, Jag. Cold Harbour
. SECOND EAcE-Purse. 81: 900: claim
Ing; s-year-olds and up: about furlonsss
6sSiis EsSif igeiels1 Mst. ss.r., s-@ S--s IL
Ss5!y H.! Ivsa]ass !dss dsenien s-S
ing Herod. Hiah Blame and ~1a; El1axs. ''
THIRD RAcE-purse. 81: 900; claiming;
3.year-olds and up: maidens; about 8
snssEs sasS;! Hsn., Hs1., tS:;h, ;.., 7-a il s-s
Westchester (Berg) As
vending and Chronicle
FOURTH RAcELThe wakeneId H.ndi-
about 8 furlonss. 'A''
Williamstoxn tArc.ro, - 7eeiS 7eiS II
Fenslon 1stout, IA
Also ranwGreat Albert.
FIFTH RAcE.rh. Yonk.rs Handicap:
purse. $500 added: 3-year-olds and up:
sickle T; Nash) 81 I'll 4-6
He Dtd (ArcAro) 8-6 As
The Chief (Dabson) S.6
Time. 1:453s
Also ran@1nvader. Wise Barrister. 1so-
later and Lady Maryland.
, Sixth RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claiming:
Golden Vein (Peters) 1913 IL 2.B
Knoxville (Dabson) 81 II
Blond Spook tMills) 7-1O
Time, 1889
Also ran-Scout About. Outboard and
Jadaan.
J., SEVENTH RACE-.Purse. 81 900: claim
Coursing (Renick) 0-2 e-6 4.S
Flying Mint (CoronA) Al 7.S
Jack Fly (DufYorD Al
Time. 40
Also ran-State witness. Sun Sweep
Corum. Bright Chance and Seventh In
ming.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Auker in CIoutinq Feat

Eden Auker of the Red Sox Is the
only American League pitcher to hit
two home runs this season-one ut
Chicago, the other at Cleveland.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Washington Park.

BY The CHICAGO Daily News.
l-Sundodger, Palsie, A. c. Ernst
entry.
2Fanfun, Ideal Fungi, Boycott.
3Lady Thirteen, Miss Balko,
Transport.
detroit Bull. Flip Flap, Wis Fox.
5-Woolford Farm entry, Flying
Lill, Grass Cutter.
6-Shlning Sun, Tiger Teddy, HoI
Image.
II Chase, Feminist, Rich Girl.
eBachelors Bower, Tristrap, Fan.
dan.
Best bet-Woolford Farm en-
try.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Bel Air Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. S4OO: 2-year-olds;
@ T.,s p:nt S.:nsl }k..sn: {M.sn:a' 7o ao ao s33oo
Satin Royce tMunozI $50
AI'o 5.n.sssee! snoDe4sh =, Lay. A, pes: Pc:
Fiat M and H.mmers's Lirht. '' ~
SECOND RAcE-Purse. s400: claiming:
sse.I.elds a.,si. s.t Bel h.dc Ar course oo
Prosit tMcDermott) 500
Also 4l%.' 5snGff.ume5.i. eieti Parking re1.t,
taur and Kissin' Kid
DAILY Double paid S20.50)
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; the Caves
Farm Far Handicap; rsc steepleehase: 4-year-olds
Martinious tMonorue) Wv 1880 SO
Sansarica fNichols) 500
Also ran@Belman. Toymaker and
FOURTH RAcE-Pu.;e. 80: claiming:
Ace Of Trumps tB'hardb $40 $50 4.!9
miss S;, Wing otSsmpsonl go
Also ranIackfun. Nusset. Brief. Nilon.
Bromide. No Fair and Toothpick.
FIFTH RACE--Purse. S70O; the Country
Life Farm Handicap: 3-year-olds and up;
Royal % Business tP,umbo) 7so $50 $50
Pansy's First (Walters) 7.60 $50
Philips Pete dNertney) 800
prHss R5,s c;a:. :as T;ssi so Santa
SIXTH RAcr-purse. S4Oo: claiming:
s-year-oids and up; about 3 furlonss.
d Extra Good iAiisaier) 1910 1880 $50
FREQ Almy 0Palumbo) $40
Also ran-Judith b. Passdette. Miss
Chicro, By Surprise. Albuquerque. Lacey
Miss and Last Revue.
dead heat.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. s4oo: claim
ing: 3-yesr-olds and up; nile, m ,oo
Tuneful (Dfvito) $50
Dead heat
Also ran-Channing. Flying Feet. Sun.
drops. Lyconna. Sir Isaac. Cora Kay and
Wander Bird.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3-year- -olds and up; 1A miles.
Hussi. M G1snsr' Home a. Rely 7'o asfo sf 1sfS f
Pencader T.. Machado) $50
Also ran-laylass, Venetian. Minna.
Stepee. Champdeury and Huppy.
Evening star., 1939-07-30

Rocing Selections
For ! omorroW
Saratoga SPRINGS (Fast) .

Saratoga Springs EAST.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Tactician, Titilator, Whitney en-.
try.
2-No selections.
1Done Gone, Sketchbook, Rust.
+Greentree entry, Widener entry.
Woof Woof.
5Greentree entry, Birch Rod,
Nedayr.
eHeather Broom, Day on, Cen
eral Novice.
7-Kingsem, The Runner, Jinx.
Best bet-Heather Broom.
Rockingham Park East.
Fast Express, Wulfstan, stayka.
Ozark Melus, Oblivion, Side Arm.
3EWoodsia, Billy Bee, Counsuello.
donna Lopez, Breadandbutter,
Housework.
eCarnarvon, Dinner Jacket, Fam
lily Friend.
eFriendly Paul, Pit Terrier, Short
Cake.
EAnnikin, Greedan, Pascua.
VSlr Reg, Conrad Mann, Fight
Back.
Best bet-Friendly Paul.
Washington Park Heavy.
1-Sun Dodger, Alhalon, Sudden
Thought.
2-Red Moss, Cantwell, Buttons B.
SANDY Bill, Cherovan, Miss Balko.
4-Prlnce Derek, Chance Raw. De-
troit Bull.
5rBucking, Flying Lill, Joe Schenck.
eHoll Image, Sign Up, Shining
7-silver Braid. lie Miserable, Par
ity.
8LFandan. Flaming Play, Tristrap.
Best bet-Bucking.
Rockingham Park East.
b the Associated Press.
Fast Express. My Gracious. Tut
ticurio.
Ozark Melus, humble, Gold Sax
on.
3-Waxwing, Bill Bee, Trickwick.
Hazel F., Breadandbutter, Fopey
Day.
SCarnarvan, Ballofire, Family
Friend.
6-Tall Story, Friendly Paul, Short
cake.
stable, Jimmike, Greedan.
8-Conrad Mann, French Trap,
Candle Ends.
Best bet-Tall Story.
Consensus ut Saratoga Springs
FasU.
By the Associated Press.
1-Wheatley entry, Whitney entry,
Manhasset entry.
2-Rideaway, Big March, Amhurst.
aBragg-Hertz entry, Pixey Dell,
Morgan entry.
+The Malahat, Greentree entry,
Great General.
5-Conquer, Greentree entry, Jay
Jay.
eHeather Broom, General Now
lee, Greentree entry.
7-Kingsem, Inscolita, Lucky Star.
Best bet-Conquer.
Washington Park.
| BY The ChicaRo Daily News
Evening star., 1939-07-30

FIFTH RACE ROMAN BOY,
CHANCE QUEEN, TULEY-
RIES LIN.
ROMAN BOY Is far down on
the eligible list and may not see
action, but II he goes postward
he will be an easy winner.
CHANCE QUEEN has copped
four of her last six attempts.
TULEYRIES LIN to take care of
the others.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
SIXTH RACE - MAD DASH,
SUN TEMPEST, ORKIL'S

KUSSET.
MAD DASH has early foot and
the distance Of this event should
suit her right down to the
ground. SUN TEMPEST will be
with the pace as far as he goes.
ORKIL'S RUSSET has been
threatening to score.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
T HIRD RACE FLYING
FEATHERS, TAM O'SHAN-
TER. ITSAMAID.

FLYING FEATHERS finished
second at Aqueduct and second
at the United Hunts. He should
lead these timber-toppers home.
TAM O'SHANTER will improve
on his last. ITSAMAID ran well
at this point In her last.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
FOURTH RACE-LADY TIME
ROLE, TIMETTA. LYDE.

LADY TIMEROLE failed at
Hagerstown, but she has trained
well here and I like her chances.
TIMETTA, consistent, has a
stout chance. LYDE is better
than generally thought.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
SEVENTH RACE - CLEVER

GIRL, BELLTHORN, HEART
PLAY.
CLEVER GIRL failed in her
last efforts 1T Charles Town, but
she Is reported again In the pro-
verbal pink. BELLTHORN will
prove troublesome HEART PLAY
should hold the others safe.
Evening star., 1939-07-30

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $780, claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: ! /. miles
Wantarun Hardy 800 $40 2.40
Jim Blazes &c. Moore) 46O $50
Erin's Sun wv. l.. Taylor) $50
Also ran-Landscape. Four SCOT. Dawn
Light Wrought Iron and Woodwaac.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Saratoga Entries
For Tomorrow
BY the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-The Belair: purse, 81 900;
maiden colts and geldings years old;
Evening star., 1939-07-30

EIGHTH RACE - SEA FINN,
THE SWAGMAN, EMMA II.
SEA FINN has q consistent
record and her best try will win.
THE SWAGMAN is as good as
his last win suggests. EMMA H
Is fit and ready for another good
attempt.
Evening star., 1939-07-30

SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
| 4-year-olds and up: Ia miles.
| Little Banner tCh'lton) 1880 400 $50
| Tobacco Packer) $40 24O
| Mardromel (AdamsD 2SO
Also rAn-Balapin, DAytonian and
| Countess Lena,
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Bel Air Entries
For Tomorrow

BY the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1939-07-30

. Manhasset Stable entry.
b WheAtley Stable entry.
c Greentree Stable entry.
d.. H. whitney entry.
eW. ziegler, jr., entry.
Evening star., 1939-07-30

FOURTH RACE-Purse, 80: claiming;
3-year-olds and up: 6h furlongs.
Ace Of Trumps (Bhardt) $40 $50 40
Ira L. tPalumbo) 1880 7.4O
Miss Wink (Simpson) go
Time. 1913.
Also ran--Jackfull. Nusset. Brief. Nilon,