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Evening star., 1939-08-20
Smart Trick Trumps
0dds-0n Favorite
AT Washington
Flying LiII Is Second,
Six Lengths Behind;
Torch Stick Third
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Aug. 19.-Smart Trick,
speedy brown filly owned by Morris
Vehon of Chicago, won the $4,000
added Beverly Handicap at a mile
and 70 yards at Washington Park
today, with Flying Lill second and
Torch Stick third
Smart Tricks winning margin was
six lengths in a race which saw the
odds-on favorite, Flying Lill, hold a
contending position from the start
and then fail to match Smart Tricks
stretch speed. The winners time
was 1:44 As
The Woolford Farms Unerring,
which has been battling Flying Lill
for Western filly honors this season,
was scratched because of a sloppy
track
With five starters, the race crossed
$500, with s3,730 going to Owner
Vehon.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
Gallagher Well Keyed
For Ring Comeback
Trial Tomorrow
Vet D. c. Heavy to Foce
Good, Come Fighter
In Jim Robinson

Marty Gallagher, a husky, raw
boned Irishman who once enter
tanned visions Of wearing the world
heavyweight boxing crown, sets out
down the treacherous comeback trail
again tomorrow night at Griffith
Stadium, tangling with Jim Robin
son in the 10-round feature Of a
well-balanced card. The first bout
Is scheduled for $50.
Whether Martins latest fling at
fisticuffing is blessed with success or
doomed to failure is strictly up to
himself. Robinson is no Joe Louis,
not even first 10" fighter, but the
tall, gangling kid carries a stinging
punch in his wine colored right
mitten, he has reach and he has
left jab that bores into opponents
eyes like hot poker. He's danger
GUS man for a fighter of Gallagher's
type.
The erstwhile pride of Foggy
Bottom has trained hard and we'll
for his return to the resin-flecked
canvas. Training routines ever were
distasteful to Marty and he avoided
the gym as faithfully as possible,
but this time has been different. He
received a perfect mark for attend
ance and he has managed to whip
f1abby figure accustomed to COM
paratively soft living into shape and
groom it for stiff test.
MARTY Should Be in Trim,
II condition is telling factor in
the argument, Gallagher will be
winging 'em in until the final bell.
Robinson is a good, game boy. His
most notable achievement to date
was l0-round victory over Bill
Boyd at Madison Square Garden, a
victory later nullified by Boyd's 2
round kayo win at Baltimore. But
carelessness more than inability
brought about Robinson's downfall
IN the return engagement between
the two. He had Boyd ready for the
finishing punch in the first session
and let him get away and in the
second canto he walked right into
wild right hand.
He came up fighting and walked
smack dab into another right-this
one carefully timed, painstakingly
aimed for the chin. Boyd dubbed
him with another right hook as Jim
sank to the canvas and that ended
his pugilistic aspirations for the
evening. Robinson, too, would like to
make hit with Washington fans.
for it would mean return bouts here
and money in the bank and he can
use it.
The winner has been promised q
shot at Nathan Mann at the Sta
dium next month.
Daniels on Supporting Card.
The supporting card includes Al
Mancini, the busy little fellow who
outpunched bantamweight cham
pion Sixto Escobar at the Arena last
winter against Pablo Danno, a Fill
pino from the West Coast. This is
an eight ht-rounder, and may steal the
show. Mancini has proved his ability
and glowing reports of Danno's skill
have preceded him here.
In other six-rounders, Joe Lipps
OF Ty Ty, Ga, embarks on the sec
ond comeback of the evening
against Howard Landgraffe of Bal
timore; Maynard Daniels, sensa-
tlonal Marine Reservist heavy
weight, faces Jimmy Wilson of Har-
risburg, Pa, and AL Hart. statuesque
Negro, seeks another knockout at
the expense of Panama Gene John
son.
Evening star., 1939-08-20

chill on him in less than five rounds
Nova should left-hand Galento to
death, open up his innumerable bat
tie wounds and close his eyes with
out suffering appreciable damage in
return, and ApoStoli merely seems
to be much better all-around
man than Garcia.
Chris Dundee writes that he is
getting more work for George
Abrams than the District middle
weight can handle. The lad is
scheduled to box Billy Soose in Pitts
burgh September 25, in the semi
final on the Conn-Bettina card.
Frankie Cavanna, another Dundee
charge. is in the semi final at New
York Tuesday night, meeting Mike
Kaplan, while Ken Overlin tangles
with Al Wardlow at Pittsburgh Au-
gust %.
Note to A. DIARY Greb never
boxed Jack Dempsey although he
wanted to very much.
Evening star., 1939-08-20

may quote fancy figures on the
pennant races, outstanding horse
races, siX-day bike meets, etc, ad
infinitum. but the shrill-voiced, be-
spectacled Borden's word is biblical
with those who would lay bob or
two on a bout. And at last reports
Eddie was quoting Armstrong an
8-5 choice over the challenger.
At the CONFEDERATE argument in
Philadelphia last Monday we en-
countered Al WE'LL, the astute and
ball-like figure who pilots Ambers,
and Sammy Goldman, the doll-size
trainer who has worked Lou into
shape for every bout shce Ambers
cast his lot with the WE'LL works.
Both were cocksure Lou would do
an expert plastering job on the for
mer triple-champion. They seemed
mighty sincere.
Ambers Better General.
We like Ambers primarily because
we think he is the better boxer and
better ring general. He has stamina,
too, as he proved by rallying in the
late rounds of his grueling battle
with Armstrong and all but finishing
him. Armstrong absorbed the worse
physical punishment that night,
after firing his big guns in the early
rounds and making Ambers fight
the way he, Henry, wanted him to.
We look for the strategy to be re-
versed Tuesday night, with Lou
forcing Henry to fight LOUIS style.
Armstrong may have gone into
action with a badly lacerated lip,
as his supporters claim, but if he
couldn't finish Lou after knocking
him down twice and having him
bleeding and groggy we doubt seri-
ously if he'll get second chance.
His puffed, cut lip was no
handicap while he had the
upper hand, but only after
Ambers began to show his
true cOlors and fight his real
fight.
This time Armstrong Is supposed
to have bad hands, although not so
bad that he can't use them. We
must admit that Henry's strenuous
campaigning must have damaged
his fists at some time or another,
but at the moment, we learn, they
are in good shape. He'll go into ac-
ton with all of his weapons. Ditto
for Ambers
Ambers has whipped in return
matches every opponent who has
won the nod over him, while Arm
strong hasn't lost decision since
an ill-starred night in 1886 in st.
Louis, when he lost on foul to
Tony Chavez. He has a winning
streak of 46 straight, which prob
ably influenced Mr.. Borden's odds
making considerably, and 80 of those
victories were achieved with knock
outs. A most impressive record.
But we still like Ambers.
Some More Odds.
Borden also has installed Joe
Louis a 81 choice over Bob Pastor,
Lou Nova 81 over Tony Galento
and Fred Apostoli 2-1 over Ceferina
Garcia. He made Billy Conn 81
choice over Gus Dorazio, and Billy
stood up for him like yeoman.
In our private book Louis
is something like 20-1 over
Pastor, Nova a 10-1 shot
against the bulbous Galento
and Apostoli 81 favorite
over Garcia.
But we wouldn't bet on them, and
earnestly beseech our clients not to.
We feel that Louis will be seeking
revenge over Pastor and will put the
Evening star., 1939-08-20
Saratoga Results

BY the Associated Press.
~ FIRST RAcE-Purse. $1,000 added; the
North American Steeplechase Handicap:
syesTa9ds Sestesmore ane scott, 9p about eiei out
Wife Wiifrid '(eehg5' (Robg5 IL ie1 iGuf
Also ran--a Rioter and Brown Prince III
Thomas Hitchcock entry.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: maid
ems: .3;year-olds and up; 8 furlonss.
EAR Alice Clements 81 7-10 1-3
Don Pecos tWestropel s-5 7-10
Major Minor tWrighD S-5
Also ,ran-Flyinr Lark. Lance Corporal
and Induce.
q. THIRD RAcEEpurse; $1,000 added
Now What tWorkmanl Al rs 3-5
Sata ?ssnne eAEsalS' pAfe Densden, - -
Little Risk War Beauty and Gutter
al. o. Keene entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse: $1,000; allow
snces; aac class D,s e s-year-olds; furlonss
on SI Loestion esmen Robertson, Da 90 6-5 iea 1Gs
1maEe Of War (Arcaro) IL
Also ranEBlue Fairy. Bright Gray and
FIFTH RACE-The Travers Stakes:
purse, $4,000 added: 3-year-olds: 1A
Eight Thirty (RichardD 1-3 out out
Sun Lover Longden) 1-5 out
Sir Marlboro tSeabo) out
Time. 2:06as.
Only three starters.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, ST 900: maidens:
colts and eeldinEs; 2-year-olds; 8 furlonas.
Deimos tSeaboD 60-1 20-1 10-l
Regent (Wright 5-2 IL
Gooseberry (Arcaro) II
Time. 1:143s.
Also ran-Chaloner Eouitation, Chalco-
Ate, Swami, Great General and Sustainer.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. ST 200 added;
the Broomstick Handicap: Glass D; 3-year-
olds and up: Ia miles.
Gino Rex honedenl 4-5 IA out
Shoeless Joe tMcTague) IL out
Brown Queen II (Rolgpin) IL
Time. 1855.
Also ran-Peterhof
Evening star., 1939-08-20
Threat Of Mud Keeps
Johnstown Out Of
Turf Classic
VonderbiIt's Now What
Takes Spinowuy After
Perido Breaks Leg
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Aug. 19.-The historic Travers
Stakes, the race which was sup
posed to settle everything about
the 3-year-olds, didn't prove thing
today when George D. Widener's
game chestnut, Eight Thirty, won
the 10th renewal of the classic,
and s16,575.
JohnstoWn was scratched and the
anticipated duel between these two
standouts of the 3-year- old realm
had been the only factor to make
the mile and quarter gallop i'm
portant. With Big John out of it,
because of a heavy before-daw
rain, Eight Thirty, winner of six
OF his last seven starts, waltzed
away from Millsdale Stables Sun
Lover and Conn Smythe's Sir Marl-
boro, the only two colts willing to
60 against him.
Perida Is Destroyed.
OF more Importance to the racing
picture on the Spas program was
the Spinaway Stakes for 2-year- old
fillies. This was taken by Alfred
Gynne Vanderbilt's speedy stopper,
Now What, after the betting fav-
orite and highly regarded Joseph
E. Widener laSsie, Perida, fell. The
daughter of Chance Spot, winner of
her only two outings, broke her left
foreleg soon after the start of the
furlong dash, threw Jockey Wayne
Wright, and had to be killed.
With the victory, worth $3.50 to
the Vanderbilt stable, Now What
virtually clinched the 2-year-old
filly championship. The furlong
stake, which she ran in 1:131, was
her fifth win in eight outings.
Jockey Sonny Workman was up on
the Al shot.
AS things turned out, William
Woodward may have made a mis-
take in taking Johnstown from the
TraverS. Big John is known to be
a mud-hater of the first rank and
the decision to scratch him was
made early in the day with the
track still heavy in muck.
Sir Marlboro Gives Out.
The track was drying out fast
when the event was run. With the
woodward bay out and Mrs. Payne
Whitney's Hash also scratched,
nothing was left to argue in this
Oldest stake race in America.
For mile Sir Marlboro set the
pace and twice stood off chal-
lenges from Half Past Eight. AS
they rounded into the stretch turn,
the Widener chestnut which car
ried lit pounds, started to move
and he never stopped until he hit
the wire in 2:06.3-5, winner by
four lengths and still going away.
Sun Lover also went round Sir
Marlboro on the bend.
Ridden by Harry Richards. Eight
Thirty was lop-sided favorite at
1-3, with Sun Lover 1-5 for place.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
SpicknoII Will Shoot
For Maryland Guards
Special Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE. Md, Aug. 1e-WIl-
liam l.. Spicknall, second lieutenant
of Company F of Hyattsville has
been appointed to the Maryland Ma
tlonal Guard Rifle Team, which will
compete in the national matches at
Camp Perry, Ohio, August 20 to Sep
tember 9. Spicknall's name was in
cluded on list approved by Mai
Gen. Milton A. Reckord.
Capt. William T. Terry, Baltimore
Will captain the team. which will be
coached by Capt. Hiram D. Ives
also OF Baltimore. The roster in.
cludes Sergt. David G. Buscall. ir
and Pvt. Benjamin P. McKnew.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
Grim, Iron Man Heavy,
Dies at Age of So
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.-"Old
Joe" Grim, So, one of the most
famous Iron men" among the old
time heavyweight prize fighters.
died at the Philadelphia State Hos
pital for Mental Patients yesterday.
Only once in Is years of fighting
was Grim knocked out. Sailor
Burke stopped him one night in
Brooklyn after such fighters as
Bob Fitzsimmons, Jack johnson,
Kid Mccoy and Joe Walcott had
tried to do it-and failed.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
Jones to Coach Arr:ows

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 10 (R.-
Thomas IPotsy) Jones, former star
lineman with the New York Giants
and the Green Bay Packers, has
signed a one-year contract to coach
the Richmond Arrows Of the Dixie
Professional League. ia
Evening star., 1939-08-20
Striped Football Made
For Niqht Contests

A black and white striped foot
ball will be put on the market as
an offering to the cause of the noe
turnal game.
Tests show that the garish sphe-
roid has it all over the white ball
in use in recent years.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
Washington Park Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 5000; claiming:
Learner wallace 400 40 $50
Litelike tMarinellh 400
Also ranGsilver Braid. Bar Play. Sadie
r. and Odd Blue,
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing. 3-year-olds and UP: l mile and 70
yards tchuteD
inviting 1Wellsl 146o $50 400
Nessus (Wallace) 400 800
Jim Corn tRodriguez) 4sO
Also ran-Kins Carl Happy Road, Shot
Wsshington Park daily double paid
$500 for 50.
THIRD RAcE-Purse 81 1,OoO allow
ances;;, .-year-olds; g furlongs.
valdina Nymph Rodrisuezl.
valdina Spy tAshcrofo ~ $50 so
Tippity tSouth) $50
- Also ran-Pigeon Fly. Good Conduct
"ss vaidns sGn Farms Far nF0n entr1e i1a Textbook
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: the
sx pesisneT Mecombs, 'uTopss 746 44o $50
PINK 2 nlt dai dal1'f fsoSth' y10s' 400 5.5o 55o
a valdins Mink. b Plaudaway. Dream Boat
Valdina Farm entry.
H. Nellor entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500 added
Olympia Fields Handicap: 3-year-olds and
up g furlones.
Lightspur Ashcroft 500 4eo 800
a Sherron Ann Ryan> 800 260
Opera Star. (McCombs) $40
Also ran-a Joe schenck, Star Board
er, d Allegro and Forever Prince.
q Woolford Farm entry.
b Diviana entry.
d Ran third. but number was taken
down
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added; the
Beverly Handicap; 3-year-olds and I'D: HI
lies and mares: mile and 20 yards;
Smart Trick tAshcrofb 1o4o $50 $50
Torch Stick tWells> $50
Also ran-Rude Awakening and su-
matra III.
ing: 4-year-oids and up: = miles
Corker (Richard1 11sO $50 4.40
Our Teddy (Ashcroft) $50 4.20
Rich Girl (Wallace) $50
Time. 2:12ts.
Panison o and Boilins Point. 'NA'''
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
Ing: 3-year-olds and up ! mile: chute.
Chance Ray (Rvan) 1920 $50 800
aasIo asaE }sek aed tEsSfiE' }Welis} 740 $50 $50
Also e' ran-ocean Roll. Over Yonder.
Buttermilk and Detroit Bull.
Evening star., 1939-08-20

Washington Park.
By the Chicago Daily News.
Star of Dondra, Bino. Oplav.
z-Mascot, Indiana Spa, Don't Dis
turb
3-Polycletus, Bluefeld, RovaI
Countess.
4-Plalnylew, Bobbin, Tackpoint.
o-She's Right, Ottoman, Chance
Queen.
o-Cooling Spring, G. Keeton entrv
Greeny.
loWson, Cardibre, Miss Fjrenv.
Blind Blarney, Texiine, Petard
Best bet-She's Right.
consensus at Saratoga.
BY the Associated Press.
Sun Alberta, Small World Jocks
Ann.
Sting Ray, Slave Charm, High
3-F'urlough, Jessie GLADYS, Abvs-
sinia.
SUN Plume, Rehearsal, Black
5-Bull Whip. Opera Hat, Thrott1s
Wide. '-'
o-Hlghomar, Maeline, zostera.
@Watersplash, Grandever. Broad
Vision. 0"0
Best bet-Furlough.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
NINTH RACE subD-DARK
FRIEND, SAM TO N E,
CHRONOLOGY.

DARK FRIEND has been work.
ing well since arriving here from
Delaware and should account
for the important money here.
SANDSTONE and CHRONOL-
OGY to battle it out for the
minor awards,
Evening star., 1939-08-20
.urrenton Show Dated

WARRENTON, Va, Aug. 49,
Warrenton's two-day horse show will
be held Saturday and Monday, Sep
tember 2 and 4. Two championships
and stake class have been added
to the program.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
EIGHTH RACE - M A S T E r.
HOWARD, ELLEN H, MACIE
MARGARET,

MASTER HOWARD seldom
runs a bad race. This Display
colt is in the pink and should
not be beaten. ELLEN H, second
three times in a row, will offer
opposition. MACIE MARGARET
is ready.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
The Punch Line
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

jinxng running Of Eddie
Italian boy Henry Stadium
night regain the lightweight dadem lost the chocolate
simultaneously administer stiff kick btche
to the sporting who picked Henry
expert
Evening star., 1939-08-20
Norrogonsett Results
BY the Associated Press.

FIRST RAcE-Purse; $1,000; claiming;
3-year-olds and up; furlonss CHUTE;
Fyns Car rl,.adsn, MsSde 7o $40 10 aa3o aa3o
Free Again tCharlton) $40
Also ran-Metaurus. Cut Emerald. Woof,
Jair. Nellie Nc. Masked Gal. Wise Hildred.
My Gracious III and Praetorian
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 200; claim
ing: 3-year.olds and up; f1rlongs Chute;
Perlette (Meade) 4.30 $50
War Scare tDuford) 1910
Taken. Biliy Bee, - Animation and Mixwell.
DAILY Double paid S46.4oD
anees: H-yesr s. .ofds: 5Is turionSs. it;nsS Ai'0"
Bright Trace,
sun oFT,sawan, pset1 1mesde, 1920 ss55oo s55o sso s:so
Heel Heel. Up Tsylop !dt1 $40
Also ran-,True Knishtess. Black Rap
al. W. Bell and W. e. Smith entry.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: the
Cape Cod Handicap: 3-year-olds and up:
Ss4Hsss s n4o tS ssS
0linhnsal Fims' 1s4Isi Smith $50
hlSO Idu-Mdllle " IdIh, refer hTBO ana
Olimpo
FIFTH RACE-The New England Oaks:
purse, $1,000 added; 3year-old fllies; Lis
a Bala ormont (Bierman) 72o 800 $40
b Hostility Haas $50 43O
b Despondent (Donoso) 4.30
Time. 1:452s
Also ran-Escalade. Miss Sarah. Mont
sin: Wise Lady. Love Day, Aims. Otra
and Ciencia.
Friedberg and Axton entry.
Ogden Phipps-Belair Stud and Wheat
ley Stable entry.
king Ranch entry
3-year-olds and up: l mile and 20 yards.
Panorascop (Friedman) $50 $50 $40
Merry Mood Hardy> $40 $50
Daegers Drawn Taylor) 4sO
Also '' ran"Landlubber. Melodist. Dark
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $1,000: claim
ing. 3-year-olds and up: 1 mile and 20
E!yinf ES1Hs Mint punorO 1880 $50 $50
Flushing (MalZan) $50 $50
Also ran@Peaceful. All Agog and Tras-
rat.
EIGHTH RACE-Pnrse. $1,000: claim
ing. 3-year-olds and up; l mile and 20
Wantarun Hardy $50 $50 $50
Ozark (AdamS) 40 800
Jim Mike (Caffarslla) 900
Aiso Ai%e' rain-star. Loom, Dust to Dust,
KNIGHTS sox. Jolly Jack Maebeau and
General r.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
THIRD RACE-PHILOSPOHER,
SCURRY, TEXSTAR.

PHILOSOPHER has captured
four OF his last five starts and
the effort he lost was over
muddy track, which he does not
like. SCURRY has a splendid
record to recommend her chances.
TEXSTAR will be in the money.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Norroqonsett
BEST BET-MAsTER HOWARD.

gagements and is due to win.
HYPOCRITE is sure to have a
lot to say about the result. ST.
LENT WITNESS is on the i'm
prove now,
Evening star., 1939-08-20
FOURTH RACE-KENTY MISS.
LADY FLASH, TORCH

KENTY MISS has gone post
ward eight times this year and
only once has she finished out
of the money. Has worked we'll
for this. LADY FLASH disap-
pointed in her last, but won two
prior tests. TORCHLIGHT for
the show.
Evening star., 1939-08-20

SECOND RACE-SHORT MEAS
URE, MORE DAYS, COAST
TO COAST.
SHORT MEASURE has flashed
excellent form on several occa-
sions this year and this spot ap-
pears perfect for graduating pur-
poses. MORE DAYS has keen
speed and may lead all the way.
COAST TO COAST Is improv-
ing.
Evening star., 1939-08-20

FIFTH RACE-LISTARO HYP.
OCRITE, SILENT WITNESS.
LISTARO has been finishing
close up in all of his recent en-
Evening star., 1939-08-20
SIXTH RACE CHING-LING,
MY CREST. MUCKRAKER.

CHING-LING is q streak from
the gate and I expect her to hang
on long enough to earn this ver-
dict. MY CREST closed fast
last time out and will be dan
gerous. MUCKRAKER has work.
ed well for this outing.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
BEST BET-MASTI

FIRST RACE - HENRY NJ,
GRANDEEM, IDA TARP.
HENRY M has finished second
three times in a row and he won
his two previous outings. Such
consistency deserves the call.
GRANDEEM will be with the
pace from the word 60. IDA
TARP is back in peak form.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
Washington Park (Sloppy),

l-Hurrigal, Wise Greenock, Arched.
Powder Box, T. Marcus, Barker.
3-Bluefield, Polycletus, Cherovan.
4Tack Point, Bobbin, Rembrandt.
5-Ottoman, Threadneedle, Busy
Lutrecia.
6-Beau Insco, Cooling Spring, Rose
Pillar.
7-ToWson, Muscle In, Bit o. Black.
8-Mldshipman, Petard, Hit and
Run.
Best bet-Blueield
Evening star., 1939-08-20
Washington Park Entries
For Tomorrow

n, sIGo,S,oE SGSoNE RACE-Purse, 5000; CLAIMING.
nbtaluehS; nbiit 3-year-olds and up: fI1rinngss,
Evening star., 1939-08-20
Narragansett (Fast).

NarraganSett IFaStJ.
1-Ghost Train, Wise Counsel,
Growing Glory.
Ozark Palatine, Polly Porter, Blue
Leona.
3-Philosopher Pomiva, Texstar.
4-Dorothy Rock, Dizzy Dame,
RiSSa.
5-Kenyon c., Last Message, Silent
Witness.
6-Greedan. My Crest, Whisk Briar.
7-Double R., Conrad Mann, Our
Bud.
8-Cross Over, Royal Upset, Master
Howard.
9-Llkewise, Prince Alex, Currants.
Best bet-KenVon c.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
Wener Eight Thirty Runs Away With 3ose 7raves Stakes SARATOGA
Rocing Selections
For Tomorrow
By the Louisville Times.

By the Louisville Times.
Saratoga Fast.
LADY Beware, Sun Alberta, Chal-
lenca.
2-Star Wagon, White Eye, Black
Bread.
3-Furlough, Irish Lark, Sunlygret.
Sun Plume, Black Look, Irish
Moon.
5-Bull Whip, Our Mat, Jay Jay.
6-Bold Turk, Roar, Highomar.
7-Grandever, Broad Vision, Water
splash.
Best bet-Bold Turk.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
Narragansett (Fastl.


By the Associated Press.
Henry M, Strange Times, Sun
Arbor.
2-More Days, Short Measure, Mi
nOrca.
Philosopher, Air Actress, Scurrv.
4-kenty Miss. Torch Light, Spark
ling Eyes.
5-Hypocrite, Silent Witness, Quick
Devil.
6-Ching Ling, My Crest, Lerno.
-hllo Gaucho, Daytonian, Our
Bud.
o-Master Howard, Big Bully, Ellen
H
9ClSub) Chronology, Sandstone.
Dark Friend.
Best bet-More Davs.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
SEVENTH RACE OUR BUD,

SEVENTH RACE OUR BUD,
DOUBLE r, OUR LADDIE.
OUR BUD has an extremely
consistent record and appears to
have quite an edge over this
band. DOUBLE r Is back in
form and the Rolled Stocking
gelding will be close up. OUR
LADDIE is fit.
Evening star., 1939-08-20

SEVENTH RACE-The Delamere: purse,
81 900; claiming; 3-year-olds and up; Ia
Evening star., 1939-08-20

SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 200: claiming:
3-year-olds and up: / mile and 20 yards.
Panorascope Friedman) $50 $50 $40
Merry Mood tHardy> $40 $50
DaRgers Drawn (Taylor) 4S0
Time. 1:43ls.
Also ran-Landlubber. Melodist. Dark
Bea, Tanganyika and William Palmer.
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EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; / mile: chute.
Chance Ray (Ryan) 1920 $50 800
Gray Jack (Haber) 7.4O 4Su
Radio Gold fWells) 300
Time. 1:422s.
Also ran-Ocean Roll. Over Yonder,
Buttermilk and Detroit Bull.
Evening star., 1939-08-20

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, ST 900: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: y miles
Corker (Richard 11.S0 $50 4.40
Our Teddy (AshcrofD $50 4.20
Rich Girl (Wallace) $50
Time. 2.12+s.
Also ran-Paralda, Fandan. Snobeedo,
Paulson and Boiling Point.
Evening star., 1939-08-20

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up: 1 mile and 70
yards.
Flying Mint tDuford 1880 500 $40
Flushing (MalZan) $40 $50
Sun Kincsen tCharlton) 270
Time. 1:453s.
Also ran-Peaceful. All Agog and Tras-
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Saratoga Entries
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b. the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE - The Yaddo: purse,
81 900: maidens; 2-year-old Allies; 5i2
furlongs.
Evening star., 1939-08-20

In setting Marlboro's post time at
z pm, Farrell needed the pleas Of
Evening star., 1939-08-20

SIXTH RACE-The Evaston: purse,
81 900; claiming: 3-year-olds and UP;
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,URTH RACE-The Highlander Handi-
purse. ST 900 added; 3-year-olds and
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The Yaddo (second divi-
90; maidens; 2-year-old
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FIFTH RAC+The Catskill Handicap;
purse, 50. 600 added: 3year -olds and up;