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Evening star., 1939-12-27
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analyses of the 9Th, 10Th, S0th
and 83d fatalities haze not been
published, pending completion OF
Investigations. The analysis
printed as of the S0th death OF
the year should haze been titled
as of the S1st, and that printed
as the S1st should haze been as OF
the S2d.
The place: Seventeenth street
NE. north of Franklin street.
The accident: A 42-year-old man
while crossing Seventeenth street
NE. north of Franklin street was
struck by a northbound automobile,
and his body was picked up approxi-
mately SIS feet north of the north
curb line of Franklin street with
his head about a foot from the
east curb of Seventeenth street.
Broken glass was reported found
as far back as north crosswalk of
Franklin street. Driver was under
impression, however, that automo-
bile struck pedestrian some distance
north of intersection, but the spot
was not established definitely by the
police investigation. Nor was 1t ,es-
tabished whether the pedestrian
was walking east or west across
Seventeenth street. Testimony in
dicated body had been impaled on
automobile, a conclusion reached
because of q puncture wound in the
pelvis. The front Of the car was
damaged and the top Of the hood
over the radiator dented in, indi-
eating the injured man may have
been carried along on top Of the
hood. The automobile was brought
to q stop short distance ahead Of
where the injured man was picked
up in the street. He died In Casual
ty Hospital about 10 hours after the
accident from a compound fracture
of the right leg, a crushed pelvis,
hemorrhage and shock.
The time: About 5:35 pm. Decem-
Der %. CTime Of accident.)
The weather: Clear.
The street: Dry, slightly upgrade
north.
The vehicle: A 1887 sedan. Was
travelling about 20 miles an hour. |
Brakes in good condition.
The driver: A @-year.od woman
Evening star., 1939-12-27
B. IA. Coleman Heads
Paralysis Campaign

Appointment of Beverly M. Cole
man of Mclean, Va. as chairman
of the 1910 infantile paralysis cam
paign for Fairfax County was an
nounced today by the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
Mr.. Coleman, an attorney, with
Offices in the Shoreham Building
in Washington, has been active tn
civic affairs In Fairfax County,
Evening star., 1939-12-27

it was merged with other institu-
tions to form Central.
George M. Norris, IA, was elected
last night to succeed Mrs. Florence
B. Stewart, '95, as president of the
association.
Other officers will include Robert
Halle, SO; Kenneth Romney, jr.,
80; Miss Christine Fassett, %, and
Robert E. Acorn, IA, vice presi-
dents; Lawrence G. Hoover, Miss
Helen M. Coolidge, 90, and John
F. Brougher honorary vice presi-
dents; Mrs. Martha T. Baker, Sec
retary, and Mrs. Mary Curry Maher,
'33, treasurer.
Evening star., 1939-12-27

The traffic record as revealed
at police headquarters for a.
hour period ending 8 am. De-
ceynher CS.
Evening star., 1939-12-27
Prof. J. E. Metzger
Dies on Motor Trip
To Florida
Experiment Station Head
At u. of M. Known for
His Soil Research

Funeral services for Prof. Jacob
E. Metzger, 81, director of the Uni
versity of Maryland's experimental
station, who died unexpectedly
Evening star., 1939-10-01
MiIIigan Boots Home
Two More in Turf
Victory Sp|urge
Scores on Miss Bonnie
In Detroit Feature
Wins on Outsider
By the Associated Press.


DETROIT, Sept. 30.-Jockey Pat
Milligan continued his win streak
today when he brought home "Un-
Gle Dan" Lehan's 5-year -old mare
Miss Bonnie, long shot, to take
the feature race at the Detroit
fair grounds track.
Milligan, who was up on four
winners Thursday and two yester-
day, won on another outside mount
today, bringing in Beauzar in the
fourth race to pay $l4.40 for a 81
ticket. He scored eight wins in
three days.
The well played Detroit Bull
jumped into the lead at the start
of the 1l16-mile feature event and
at the back stretch seemed to have
the situation well in hand. But
Miss Bonnie still was there, run
ming in second place, and when the
upper turn was reached she rushed
past the firing Detroit Bull and
won going away. High Fidelity was
third, six lengths behind the lead
ing pair and eight lengths in front
of Show Up, the only other starter.
Miss Bonnie covered the distance
in 1:473s and paid $ll.40 to win
and $500 to place. Detroit Bull
paid $500 to place. There were no
mutuel tickets sold, on the show
end.
Sleep Along took the first race
and Light Rolls the second for q
daily double of $74.40 for 81.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Belmont Results
By the Associated Press.

- s"S hSSoSiAtcu TIeSS.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 ,ooo. n,id.,
Baby Sister 1smith5 81 o., =,
Deception Jamesl Al ,.id
Time. i:osss. 800 SUM- 7-lo
soiteful Eaut.sIs whss. asen and plSesen Tsen
A's9 s5. Ny Il Rosslins aas 1's3 sntas. y
gag and % 10: about s;H1? miie. siiti.nns; s''e.r-
f.ssrass I as aSs' ,eoiilnsS e5fn1sS' SIS 7;;iss
croosed aIss TWanmcou5t Wnod our . Time, Bay Dean.
Long eSGa cssln 81 ssud Pa.% PPl.n'e.s .sa Punch
Baltazzi entry. ""
pu's TsHR 30 sdd.a .s.. sss.ys- z.ae
Easy Mon Haas 'a-s out AZ,
Mountain Ridse tRosertson) out out ou.
Also ran-snow.
acalumet Farm entry.
sssf;s; s purse. $4,000 added: aeeaaDoIds a1enDeIEn:
Andy K, uonsden) rs Az "a
Strawberry lWestrope) III
=, Also ran-a Titilator. Your ch,nee
Merry Knight. Ekwanok KINGDOM ~,
Wolf Ramases and Boy Anslsr WV
H. P. Headley entry.
@. s.rlriH RACE-The Lawrence Realization
stakes; purse. $500 added: 3-year-olSs.
J. mile and s furlongs. o'0''
Hash fArcaro) 11o0 * Az,
Chip In tJamesl s-S Is
Shining One tWestrope) az
Time. 2:423s 80
Also ran-Get on.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 ooo. .u,-
ances; Class c; 3-year-olds; 6 furionrs;
Balmy Spring IF. A. SMITH s-2 a.1 AZ
war Dog tMeade) Al 81
Book Plata CLoneden) 81
Time, I'll 1-6
Also ran-Black Bun, Rodin. smart
Greck. No Competition. T. NJ Dorsett and
ThelluSson. sho
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81, ZOO. maid.
ems; all ages: / mile "~"
Genl MANAGER tNash) 1O-1 Al o.,
Carydon tMeade) ia S,,t
Count Anklet (Haas) AM
mo running time taken)
Az. Aiso 1dia dTianSGamester. Matriarch. Glad
eye, ,lodlac, Polly Porter and swami.
Mrs. J. D. Herts entry.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Rockingham Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse $500: claiming;
Soy s.Sy McSomS f150ns' SO shuse sso
Little Rolo CCafIarella) 4.6O $50
I Do Believe (Smith) $50
Time. 1913.
n.s@ RHi7; Mcb:.a Ssa zs1ss zss .sa Via MIA
Mute.
sEcoMp s19 RAcEPsr;s as ~ $500; cIsmin'
Hazel F. lHarrelD 800 $40 4.2O
EeTS,na9S E'TSsn sr,aSse Moore b,c.ev, $50 saS
Aiso Ai%e' ranGAddis. ail2ls Murphy. Stead, Don.
Jane Vito and Dinner Jacket.
DAILY Double paid $4,000
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming:
sfs1s elsaSsss% Ssa 4sns!et5 "s 1900 7so ssS
DoTR1s Tfme, r. i: :ssss! :splaer' iS,o0
rum Also s,o rippssTssx Ho asnsbo Alwint0ur w.nt'
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 5000: claimins;
Ssfs SsIisns sas stroEs so0ez asherot SS S sSS
Blind ND! Pig ,Gsstfarello SET 4'4o
Also ran-William Palmer. Our Crest
Merrymood and Lady Ariel.
cap; purse, $1,000: 3-year-oids and up;
furlongs (chute).
Liberty Flight (Bergerl $50 $50 2.40
Sweet Patrice (Charlton) $50 $50
Leading Article tLAidley) $50
Time, 1:1145.
Also ran-Zoic, Cardinals, RMar Le
and aMany Stings.
al. ]. Marks entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3year -olds and u3: l mile.
Late Pass (Moore) 1900 800 $50
Red War tMcCombs) 4.60 $50
Col Goodnight (Berger) $50
Also ran-Stephen Jay, Combahee. Blue
Fang. Idle Ell and clap In.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. ssoo claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; Ii. miles.
Silver Trace (Allgaier) 1880 800 $50
| Offender tCaffarella) $50 $50
Powers Gouraud tRobarD $50
Also ran-Color Sketch. Our Teddy.
| Kindacorn. Bank Holiday, Out OF Fire,
| Chalphone and Very Busy.
| EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
| 4-year-olds and up; IN miles.
| Flushing (HarrelD 7.40 $50 400
| Exhibitor (Packer) $50 4.Ol
Time. 2:36as tnew track record.
Also ran-Kievs PennAnt. Palan and
| All AGoR.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Never Storts, Tokes Is
Clint Brown of the White Sox
has won 13 games without having
started game this season.
Horse Show Results

Lead line-Won by Tommy Dowell; sec
ond. Betty Barron Smith third. Virginia
Renne Bortnef ,Hsitn sxtS mRy Billy sshu.te nun
Saddle ponies-Won by Chit Chat. owned
and ridden. by Dean Rathbun jr.: sec
Farm. ridden by Jackie Lee Payne; third
Dandy Jim. owned by Mildred Gaines.
ridden by virginia Brown fourth. Little
Spring Hope, owned and ridden by Danny
Jumping horses or ponie-Won by Vic
torian II. owned BY Springsbury Farm
rock, owned by Fenton Fadeley, ridden BY
Mercer Fadeley: third. So Ions. owned BY
U. 8. Randle, ridden by Frank CHRIST.
Green hunters---WOn by Sly Portia.
owned by Springsbury Farm. ridden by
By Mcintyre 4 Andrews stables. ridden
by Mrs Mcintyre; third. Randle's Shadow.
owned by U; 8 Randle. ridden BY BY Frank ns
Anne Hagner. ridden by Gardner Hall
Juniors. road hacks.Won BY Randle,s
Talbot; third; Modern @ NEEDY: se Syned Hy
Open jumpers Won BY Hobo. owned by
Howard Suz hidden By Ms ssd.B Bell
Kenneth 6. HoEe; third. So Long, owned
BY .. 8. Rsndle. ridden by. Bill shawn;
fourth. Black caddy. owned and ridden
by Hunter H1ss hsssss ssefs-Wen II by R.ndls. Find
owned BY Mr.. Randle ridden BY Robert
Ro5ey second RemGDol1s owned Hdt:, BY Mr. {;
Mrs. Perry; third. Keehaul. owned and rid
den BY r. H. Hutchison. tr.: fourth. Brown
su +, 0Snsd Mrs ss Sy sos hsT rid
ssslo! a0t5n' vets4l.n nS.sss
yn. Dams sSsn By Ssn.s ,ss ss
shadow owned BY MT. Randle. ridden BY
By M. Fsdeiey. ridden by Mercer Fsdeley.
Touch and out..Won by Black Caddy.
owned and ridden BY Mr.. Hughes; second.
seil: third. Rsndie's Way, owned 81 Mr..
Bourne. owned 3 3 L: Ssi. Norman norman 12 FisE.
Ladies' huntersIwon By Lees Birth
Day: d owned WI ot, 6y George q Lee ridden by
seaen 9dd.a Ace wac
ton: third. Brown Bruin owned BY Springs
bury burr, Farm; ridden BY Mrs. Wsthersl:
Miss sGnste; Gotts9. Rqck'ie' owned and ridden by
4. s. P. c. A. horsemanship-won by
Carroll currSn on Good Time; >efond. june
Payne on Victorian II; fourth. Winnie
Sesn 'u hanssti:E%on t BY ,pemeDol,..
Perry; second. Round Hill owned by Nc
Intyre and Andrews Stables. ridden BY
Jimmy Andrews; third. Quetor. owned and
ridden by John W. Beach; fourth. Repul-
sion. owned and ridden by Betty Couzens.
Departmental comic costume class-Won
BY the Nit Wit Hunt Marian Curran, sr.;
Harriet Norby. Webster Rice and Craig
nerj; third . xma.on % jeanne 1ssn Lsvrence5; Me
fourth, Jockey and lead horse (Eva Rabbit
Working hunters llocall-won BY Rock
ste. owned and ridden BY Miss Cotter;
SECOND. .Heedrock, owned By Mr.. Fadeley.
ridden By Mercer Fadeley: third, Modern
Melody. owned and ridden By Mrs n. n
4eoo1opi touIth, Gay Melody. owned 81
4{s: Mcdowell. ridden b. 0atne Ne.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Connaught, M-1 Shot,
Springs Big Upset
AtHawthorne
Scores His First Win
In Leodi9e Juvenile
Hondicop All Way
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-Connaught,
a 40 to l shot, carrying the colors
Of the Shadybrook Farm. won the
Hawthorne Juvenile Handicap be-
fore a closing day crowd Of $4,000
at Hawthorne today.
The victory was a surprise as
the horse never had won a race
Darling to the front in the 6ll2
furlong feature. Connaught led the
procession from flag fall to finish,
winning by four lengths.
The Lexbrock Farms Potranco,
favorite, was second. Good Con-
duct finished third.
Connaught, ridden by Jockey J.
Flinchum, won S2,355 for his own
er. Theodore E. Mueller of Louis
vile. KY, and ran the distance in
1:184s.
Mutuels paid $3.50 to win, $42 40
to place and $2280 to show.
Evening star., 1939-10-01

The windup will start at Rosslyn
at 6.
Hokie Smith will be the defending
champion.
Workman Rolls Big Set.
Heavy maple spilling continued at
Mount Rainier when Bob Workman,
a 108-average roller, turned in 439
Set, only to miss Chet Lilleys
season record by three pins. The
Mount Rainier team anchorman
clipped of strings of 1873, 100 and
l46. Lilley, still sizzling, shot 402
with Smiths Tavern for his second
400 in a row.
The weeks high game went to
Charley Nicholson of Klein's when
he smashed out 1854. Russell Motors
chalked up its fourth straight 1900
set to shut out White Horse Tavern
with the Ward brothers, Ray and
Bill. rolling 1893 apiece. Walter
Mutzabaugh's 388 led Johns Restau-
rant 80 win from A. & A. Cleaners.
F. & A. No. 3 bowlers top the Navy
Yard League with eight wins in nine
games rolled as result of 2-1 vic
tory over Inspectors who dropped
their first match. The champion
Breech Mechanism team swept Gun
Shop after losing five of its first six
games when Red Burdette shot top
set of 800 and Millbrook collaborated
with 370.
370-Sets Are Prevalent.
Jack Day shot top string Of 153
and q 370-set as Sight No. blanked
Erecting. Red Jenkins 1870 gave
West No. the odd one from Sight
No. l. Abe Beavers held his average
to 125 with 370, but his Tool Shop
No. team dropped two games to
Drawing Room No. /.
Agnes Pepas' top counts of 100
286 were not quite enough for En-
gineering to overcome the 4O-pin
handicap which enabled Miscellan-
eous to make the odd skirmish at
the Lucky Strike in the p. w. r. A.
League. Nellie Ledfords 284 was
high as the leading Legals routed
Audit.
Evelyn Gliem Stars.
Evelyn Gliem spilled 29O naples
to feature the league-leading Assis-
tant Administrators 81 decision
over personnel in the I. D. r. A.
League. Dorothy Lee of Finance and
Accounts was tops with 1O7.
Arthur Crown rolled his way into
the list Of high league rollers of the
season when he cracked the all time
set record in the Brookland Mer-
chants League with AS. With ef-
forts of 100, Isl and 134, he head
lined the Brookland Hardware's
sweep over Brookland Shoe Shop.
Schotter's 1890 was high for the
losers. Hollands SOL paved the way
for MP.M. Market to swamp simns
Radio.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Chy's 7opnotch Duckpinners
Shoot in Wolfe Memorial;
Bob Workman SpIurges

Suburban mapleways will be the
scene OF Washington's first money
tournament of the season when the
Pop Wolfe Memorial is staged next
Sunday at Silver Spring and Ross
lyn.
More than go of the city's top
notchers are expected to compete in
the 10-game event. Entrance fee
will be $3.50. Top prize is 500.
The first f1ve-game block will start
at Silver Spring at l pm. and con-
tinue until 6. Contestants may roll
at any time between these hours,
the only stipulation being that they
must bowl four to a pair of alleys.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Johnstown, Bime|ech
Scratches Mar bjo
Belmont Races
Woodward Colt Headed
For Stud; Andy K Is
First in Lawrence
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Andy K.
fleet Chicago-owned colt, challenged
the undefeated Bimelech's claim to
2-year-old supremacy today by cas-
lily winning the Champagne Stakes
at Belmont Park from a top-notch
field Of II starters.
At the last moment Bimslech,
owned by Col. E. r. Bradley, was
withdrawn because of the muddy
track. This caused the race to lose
much of its lustre for the crowd of
$4,000, as did the late withdrawal Of
Johnstown from the Lawrence Real
ization, won by Mrs. Payne Whit
ney's odds-on favorite, Hash.
William Woodward announced
that Johnstown had been withdrawn
permanently from the racing wars
and that he would 60 to Arthur B.
Hancock's Kentucky farm for stud
duty.
JOhnstOwn in Poor Trim.
"Johnstown has not been alto
gether himself since the Dwyer,"
Woodward said of his fine 3-year-
old, the winner of the Wood Memo-
rial. Kentucky Derby and Belmont
Stakes this year.
He told Of spell Of coughing and
of cut hook which necessitated a
Today letup in training recently.
In addition, the jamestown colt
never has shown liking for an OF
track and so Woodward ordered him
scratched from what was to have
been his last race.
Much to our regret, we are re-
firing Johnstown to the stud perma.
nently," he continued.
For once Andy K. q colt which
has been disqualified twice for both
erlng horses when he ran out. came
down the Widener straightaway in
true course, and never was IN
trouble. He had the lead before
the held was a furlong out, and
from that time on Jockey Johnny
Longden just let him gallop along.
He was favored and paid Z to S.
Little Trouble for Hash.
Second was Calory, J. H. Whit.
ney's well regarded colt, and a
length behind him was the long-shot
Strawberry. Andy K ran the 81.
furlongs in the good time of lit.
Hash, the 11-20 favorite in the
Lawrence after Johnstown was
Withdrawn, didn't have much trou-
bic with his three opponents. He
was outrun early, but the mile and
nve-eighths gave him plenty of
time to make up ground.
At the stretch turn he was neck
and neck with the early pace-mak-
ers. Get Oh and Chip In. and then
drew away in the stretch. Chin
In was second. Third was SHINING
One, another slow beginner, who
was well in front of Get on for the
show post. Get on, Samuel d. Rid
dies colt, stopped badly under urg-
ing.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Horn Pilots Special Car
To Richmond Triumph
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 30.-Ted
Horn of Los Angeles, driving his
$4,000 Riverside Special, won the
15-mile sweepstakes feature of the
annual Virginia State Fair automo-
bile race meet before q crowd OF
10000 persons here today.
He pushed his little maroon-and-
white racer around the 30 laps on
a hard dirt track in IA minutes, $500
seconds.
Tony Whitman of Milwaukee I'm
ished second, forcing the Indian
apolis speedway veteran. to drive
at top speed throughout. Lee Wal
lard, Schenectady. N. r, took
third place money.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Huvre de Grace Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claiming;
4;7ysa5,olds IND, .nG up; Lis miles. % .ao
1vsni. GMcDonsIdS '' $50
Also s ran@sun Sweep Cane Race, Joan
sosopi. victory Lisht ana Duchess Deli.
SECOND RAcE-purse. $1,000: claim
81 ssu3s Hss1;ss5 baDps' $50 iS ssS s4o
'ast 4iI:' rs'eni; :Ss.I' lRo's' $50
wd sss ssn. s.ss;
' Daiiy Douol. paid ss.7oo
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $1,000: allow
EsS,0T b.W1 b,@n ,Glems1,s, 1k9sn 1000 s2S Is" e"
eh41IIi.n0T., 4Il,a sstevsnson' $50
s Ass o.s Ie rn. ws es pFsas s@sIi d
and Challenca.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse 81 800: Grade
&C. Hasndicsp; a 3-year-olds and up; l mile
Ss;ssR SsSs9 s: ssSy sas|asms {Msponsi $50 s ssS
conauer eS eseA aGilSert5 esrtS0""'0' '''0 go
Also an.-sortie's Star, Birch Rod and
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added:
thu. Havre De Grace Handicap; 3-year-olds
and UP; V miles.
Challedon (Woolf) $40 800 $50
Robert L. RYAN, ITO 40
Mamie O'Hara (Dupps) $40
Time 1:523s.
Also ran-Rex Flag. Porter's Mite and
Eedayr.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. ST 200. claiming:
for 3-year r-olds and up: l "a miles.
Winning Mark Duncan) 700 430 2.90
Ellcaw (Mower) $50 400
Howard (DuppsI 300
Time. 2:37+s
Also ran-Deepwick. Artist. Playdema
and Foxster.
october Ale won and was disoualified.
SEVENTH RACIPurse. $1,000; claim
inE: for 3-year-olds and Up: Lib miles.
Transmitter tMowerI 1880 7.lO 40
Slump Hardy 4.30 $40
IiEht Chatter tDupps) 800
Time, 1:472s.
Also ran-The Queen. Alexandrine, Lot
terry and Sneaky Henry.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Hawthorne Results
By the Associated Press.


FIRST RAcE-Pu7se, 5000: claiming:
comeiy Maid iCritchneld 27.eo l4.sl
Charlotte Dear 'bodiou1 600
Also ran.Pirate Ship, Arched, Hish
Thorne.. Mishty Fine. Buss. Bunny Rab:
RI: Takei'tr0me' vinum and Eisht and
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 5000; claiming;
x.sars1 1ssarclds scsnfe, and pD liz miles az
Colonel Ed tPerkins) $40 $50
Techy tRoss, $40
Also ran--Tristrap, Risibility. Silver
daily Double paid s4b.sOJ
THIRD RAcE-Purse.. $1,000: claiming
Threadneedle. (R'd, ,zuez) 1140 $40 40
Purple Wrack tElam) $50 42t
rraqsDort Tlms' ,!Isfs lHass' 800
Also ran-Delta Dan. Sir L.. shadytown
Busse Trumpet and Lady Thirteen.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, 5000: claiming
Colonel Joe IMarineliij 800 4.eo a.4t
Smith David tSouth) 7.60 900
Watercure &c. Oros) 4st
Also ran-sua Erin. Frank ormont
Cross Run. Paulson and Young Agnes.
HandaaD aarse s5a added ysar
olds: ~. fnrlones ichute,.
eonnsusht eo[4,nra Raao R1pshum $3.50 ~" q
Good Conduct tMarinellD G.2t
Time, / rs An
Also ran-Pigeon Fly. Brother Higher
Sun Superlette. Pink Gal. c Valdna Nymph
You Alone. Deeba. Valdina Bess ant
cValdina Farm entry.
dicap; purse, $1,000 added added a-yesr-oid
q Chance Ray !Elam) 1850 $50 40
Shot Put (South) 1920 5.2l
Bob Boys (Pariso) 3.2t
Also ran"Kine's Blue. Sir Jim James
Some Count: a Gray Jack, Rough Diamond
and Smart Trick.
&C. E. Dawson entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 5000: claim.
ing: 4-year-olds and up: Ii. miles.
Swift Spot lFfinchuml 1920 $40 4.2(
Easy Sailing tBodioul $50 3.2(
Waringa g. Oros} 4.st
Also ran-Red ROGUE. Supreme Flag. Pa.
risian Witch and Lee Torch.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim.
ins: 4-year-olds and up: Y miles;
S3;, Great Smoke rtPariso, 7.4o -
Also ran"Rich Girl orbedlu. zor, cracl
Boy. Highman. Witful. William v. ane
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Indian Spring Horse
Show Slated for
Next Sunday

Indian Spring Hunt Club Horse
Show, under the direction of Mar
rian D. Curran, will be held next
Sunday at Four Corners, Md.
Fourteen classes, including q
championship, are or the program
Among the features are triple bar,
knockdown and out. pairs of hunt
ers, ladies' hunters, working hunters,
the winner of which will receive
the Indian Spring Hunt Trophy,
and four saddle and jumper classes
for ponies.
Post entries only will be accepted.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
May Increase Sessions
Of BowIinq Lessons

If interest in the Chevy Chase Ice
Palace bowling school for women
warrants 1t. Manager Charley Bell
will have afternoon and evening
classes to augment the morning ses-
sions.
Lucille Young, one Of the city's
leading woman bowlers, was to be in
charge Of a class that opened the
school this morning at TO- For the
present, classes will be held Mon.
day. wednesday and Friday morn.
1nes.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Ringer Tossing Stakes
Taken by Burnhum

Allen Burnham, District entrant,
won the third annual Harry Wood
field Sweepstakes, staged in honor
of the promotional director of the
Washington Suburban Horseshoe
Pitchers Association. He and Luth-
er Tapp and Elmer Swartz, Virgin
ians, tied for first place in the field
of eight and Burnham won the
playoff. The final standing:
Evening star., 1939-10-01
bFann Horse PiIofed
10 h5-Length Win'by
George Woo|f
:: His Winnings Now Total
-$231,7l0; Robert l.
Second in Race
epecial Dispat tch to The Star.

epecial Dispatch to The Star.
rHAvRE DE GRACE, Sept. 30.-W.
E,Brann's Maryland-bred Challedon
did the expected today before $4,000
fans by winning the 18th running of
the $4,000 added Havre de Grace
Handicap, mile and one-eighth fea-
tAre Of the fall meetings closing
card.
Americas 3-year-old champion as
veil as the years best handicap
thoroughbred raced the distance
over q muddy track in 1:523s.
AS George Woolf, who came down
from New York late today to pilot
Challedon, drove him over the pay
of line he had five lengths lead
over Robert L. of the Woolford
Farm. H. Freidberg's Mamie OHara
took third money In the field of six.
Tops Years Money Winners.
Today's purse. worth $l3, 200, sent
Challedon's seasons earnings to
$164,0l0, thus enabling him to oust
Charles S. Howard's Kayak I'd as
the leader Of this division.
Challedon in his two seasons of
racing has earned 1921, ITO, which
$nakes him the 18th largest money
winning thoroughbred in America s
turf history.
Woolf rode a perfect race. After
getting away fast, he took hold of
Challedon and let Porter's Mite and
then Robert L. set the pace.
Turning for home, Woolf let Chal-
ledon run and the colt had so much
left it appeared as if the others were
tied. Woolf took no chances, how
ever, but rode the Maryland owned
colt out.
It was Woolf's second score in the
race. He won last year with Charles
s. Howard's Seabiscuit.
Daily Double Paid on "7-11."
The "7-l1' daily double combina-
tion of Hubert Kerr's Playmore and
Watt Elliott's Count Tetrarch, win
ners Of the first and second races,
respectively, paid $3.50.
Boston Pal, owned by H. Guy Bed
well of Savage, Md delighted the
form players by coming from behind
to nose out Ella K. Bryson's Bunny
Baby, early pacemaker, in the Ches-
tertown Handicap, mile and 10 yards
secondary feature.
Evening star., 1939-10-01

Rockingham East.
BY the Louisville Times
1-Panjab, Milltea, Malayan.
2-Cantamore, Bissakerry, Zelitone.
3Unravelled, Dusky Duke, Water
town.
4Foggy Day. All Mi, Holton.
5Posterity, Jair, Wise Decision.
5Armstrong, TEMPO, Four Spot.
Assist. Saxopal, Landscape.
ePytchley, Last Scamp, Blind
Brook.
Best bet-PoSterity.