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Evening star., 1939-01-01

OeIeuSS. Essay ing tNe C6L&lan OPEN
ing, l.. Szabo Of Budapest defeated
P. s. Miner Barry Of London. Sir
George Thomas, erstwhile British
champion, found the queens gambit
declined against Victor Pirc of Yugo-
slavia to be powerful enough to COM
mand a draw after 81 moves.
Games between T. H. Tylor Of
London and DR.. s. Landau of Am
sterdam, in which the latter via the
Sicilian defense has gained a pawn,
and the English opening disputed by
H. Golombek, London editor Of
British Chess Magazine, with E.
Klein of Vienna, stand adjourned.
Why United States Champion
Samuel Reshevsky or Reuben Fine,
who split honors with Estonian
Maestro Paul Keres in the grand
masters AVRO parley, were not
included in the current Hastings
Congress has an aura of mystery.
Probably either of these Americans
could have shared the Christmas
bacon for Uncle Sam. Could it be
that the British Lion preferred to
invite lesser masters for the killing
of the fatted calf?
Chess Problem No. liz.
By X. s HOWARD. American Chess Bulletin
BLACK-l2 MEN,
Evening star., 1939-01-01
RUY LOPEZ.
Chess Divan Marches On.

Chess Divan Marches On.
II you were one of the many pres.
ent at the recent session Of the
Washington Social Chess Divan
Club, the enthusiasm displayed by
the speakers for continuance of a
social chess" program for 1889 would
have elected your admiration.
The budgetary costs for 1899
were explained and the di-
vanites voted to initiate a
Community chest" drive for
funds and membership in
creases.
President Anton Y. Hesse has
called another conclave for We'd
nesday at pm. at 1886 I street
NV, at which time directors for the
first half of 1889 will be chosen by
popular vote.
Past afflliates are requested to
heed the election announcement and
come prepared to ballot, for the chess
divan championship tournament is
to be inaugurated come Friday
For beginners. instruction will be
provided by the more experienced,
and women will find ample playing
accommodations during the new
year.
Chess Problem No. 173.
BY M. WROBEL. Western Morning News.
BLACK-1O MEN.
Evening star., 1939-01-01

the first American chess book, who
was born on January II.
Never write solutions to two dif-
ferent problems on the same card
or sheet Of paper. Use separate
cards for each problem always.
No. ITO, according to E. w. Allen.
Edward C.. Knouse and Reuben
Suttkus, surrenders to the key move.
OBJ square. But Joseph Simon.
A. G. Dreyer, Wiley Fuller and Nor
man LIE Roux recommend QxKt. lie
Roux goes on to say that it is mo
solution" problem. H. P. Murray
misses fire completely OF the two
suggested keys, which, if any, is
preferable? Or is there solution?
Individual School Championship.
Harold fucker, chairman of tire
1nterscholastic Chess Tournament
Committee, invites every school
player to compete in the all-school
individual championship fray that
commences tomorrow, 2 pm, boys
department, Central Y. NJ c. A., the
usual bronze trophy and individual
medal to be given. No entry lee
and the tourney will be handicap
one. Personal playing equipment
should be supplied if possible.
Coincident with the tourney,
special open meeting for players In
the six clubs that comprise the In
terhigh Chess Association will be
held, states President Paul Miller of
Eastern. The I. c. A. individual
titlist will be selected on the basis
of points tailed in the fall team
tournament. An important issue
will be discussed.
Watson B. Mundelle, grand
old man of Washington chess
dom, will entertain all corners
at chess and checkers, tomor-
row at pm, at the "Y,"
awarding prizes to the first to
garner a victory.
World Champion Bows to Fine.
Twice Alexander Alekhin, king of
grandmasters, faced Reuben Fine of
New York in the famous AVRO
tourney in the Netherlands. Twice
the younger player outwitted the
Franco-Russian and carried the
Stars and Stripes to unprecedented
victories.
A deadly knight faced the enemy
king in the center of the board, three
pawns went down, Alekhin mar
shaled his black forces in vain. The
18th round at Leyden was bitter
defeat for the world champion. The
game:
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Dear Diary Is Winner
Of $4,000 Race as
Santa Anita Opens
BY the Associated Press.

by LNe ASSOCldlcQ TIcoo'
LOS ANGELES. Dec. 31.-Cheered
on by brilliant throng of turf fans
gathered for the opening OF Santa
Anita race tracks fifth meeting,
Jockey Johnny Adams brought Dear
Diary in today to capture the $40, 900
California breeders championship
over the mile distance.
Morning Breeze, stablemate Of
Dear Diary. and both flying the
colors of Neil Mccarthy. Los Angeles
attorney, trailed by more than a
length, while the Double H. Ranch's
Hasten Henry ran third.
Dear Diary, overhauling the pace
setting Morning Breeze in the final
strides to the wire, was timed in
l minute 1873 seconds.
With victory went the California
title for 2-year-olds foaled in the
Golden State.
Celebrities Of every walk of life
turned out for the gala opening, in
Guiding the who's who of Holly
woods movie industry.
Today's opening included the dedi-
cation of an ornamental fountain
encircled by marble pool. On its
rim were inscribed the names of
past winners of the 100000 Handi-
cap-A5ucar, Top Row, Rosemont
and Stagehand.
Evening star., 1939-01-01

gain a foremost position with the
worlds ranking winners of
all time.
The Admiral now is in eighth
place on the American list, and 18th
among the world leaders. To date,
War Admiral has earned S272,140.
Sun Beaus record of $376,744 tops
them all.
Another victory in the Widener
would roll the Admirals amount OF
money won to approximately 1922
40, or only about $54,604 behind
Sun Beau. Considering the rich
stakes for which he will be nominat-
ed in 1889, War Admiral might easily
pass this sum. 1t also must be re-
membered that Sun Beau raced for
five full seasons to gain his money
record and the Admiral has been in
action for only three years thus far
War Admiral in his racing days
has compiled record of 20 firsts,
3 seconds, third, fourth out of
rs starts. These figures truly pre-
sent a marvellous picture of thor
oughbred consistency. On the other
hand Seabiscuit has won 81 races
but has faced the starter no less
than "a times.
Admiral Never Out Of Coin.
Actually War Admiral never has
been out OF the money, for in the
only time he was unplaced, he
earned $2,500 for finishing fourth.
This was In the $4,000 added Mas
sachusetts Handicap at Suffolk
Downs last June when he carried
l30 pounds. All other starters, in
cluding Menow, the winner, were
weighed at LOT pounds or under and
the track for the running of the
race was heavy.
Visitors at Hialeah Park
this season will be pleased
over the elimination OF the
unpopular races out of the
mile chute.
Few people in the stands could
see the horses during the first 18th
Of mile. Naturally, it was quite
upsetting for patron to see the
horse on which he had wagered
come into vision among the trailers,
for no reason that he could learn
until the racing charts we're pub
lished. In place Of these mile races
more 7-furlong and 1ls mile events
will be scheduled.
1t appears that Hialeah Park has
its greatest season ahead of it this
year. 1t deserves its success.
Evening star., 1939-01-01

Our New Year Day problem by
Howard is the first Of the contest
series for 1899. The 1888 Star Per-
petual Tourney is closed. Points
scored will be tabulated and pub
ushed later this month.
If you are interested in testing
your skill at chess puzzles, now is
the time to tackle the printed prob
lens and see If you can solve them
In the stated number of moves, the
player with white men moving first
and forcing win in the announced
number of moves.
All you have to do is set up your
chessmen to correspond to the posi-
ton given on the diagrams, analyze
the problem, decide which is the
winning combination and post to
the chess editor of The Washington
Star the key move Of the corabina-
ton with the follow-up moves OF
the principal variation.
The present contest will last three
months. Three prizes will be given.
In event of tie, the value OF the
prizes must be shared. There will
be no play-off. Scoring shall be
/ point for each solution mailed
whether correct or not; if correct,
then 2, 3 or points will be cred
tied, according to the number OF
moves required to solve the partic-
ular problem.
Each solution must carry
the number of the problem,
the key move and its principal
variation, the name and ad-
dress of the solver, to obtain
score credit in the problem
ladder contest that starts with
today's problems.
The tourney will be called Ben
jamin Franklin Problem Tourney
in commemoration of the birthday
anniversary of the man who wrote
Evening star., 1939-01-01
New Bay State Track
Given 0. K. Despite
Strong Protests
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON. Dec. 31.-With Chair
man Charles F. Connors dissenting,
the Massachusetts Racing Commits
sion today defied Governor-elect
Leverett Saltonstall and the Roman
Catholic bishop of Fall River by
licensing new horse race track at
Westport and voting it IS days of
racing next summer.
The commission also voted AZ days
of racing to Suffolk Downs in Boston,
from May Is to July /. The Westport
dates were July to August IL. This
year Suffolk Downs had 81 racing
days.
The Westport license was granted
despite an injunction action filed
yesterday by directors of Suffolk
Downs seeking to prevent George
Moyse and Thomas R. Foley, the
other commission members, from
voting for it. Hearing on the Suffolk
petition will be held in Superior
Court here January 4.
Charles F. Adams. acting president
of Suffolk Downs. said he estimated
the decision would result in loss
of S250,00 in a single racing season
to the States old-age pension fund
because of the reduction in the num-
ber of days.
Saltonstau previously had asked
the commission not to grant any
racing dates until he took office next
week. Bishop James E. Cassidy, of
the Fall River Roman Catholic dio-
cese, last night declared he would
fight to the finish" against estab-
lishment of horse racing at Westport.
Meanwhile, it was disclosed that
James M. Linnehan had resigned as
manager of Suffolk Downs because
common decency compels me to
tender my resignation to become ef-
fective as to this date"
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Tropical Park Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
,;:s: s a1 sSs SS9ns
Esthsss eholsee IS ''SMdsSrilib' i0'o0 40
Also ran-1zsak Walton Maderis. Bar;
:, sEcoNp RACE-Purse. s7o0; claiming;
Ryear-qids As.dn Ads snd up; furoaSs
R. 4Ims: TlnshS! So ssEEo6sFss' '' $50 $50
Sae' Be.9ea %a'thasfs aasss
Along spaIy and dase dA5Saslepspd ns1d 800 so tor
v.s TH1ED ad]s ara. ,RAcE.purss 500; maiden q
shieas Rusfis aueen Res.n, 4S'0 'ssS ssssS 49999
Also ,rang;Eestiyities; Irish Heroine. Mae
S 1oUHIH afa,5s ken,@cky 5na purse
tadf1eid tafmes tse6isf tasW5lsho 114o s.eeo sssso
Ea4erTy (R9bertD ~ $40
e,5Is Also AIlaS ranIAmhyrst Am prenny. Maemute.
FIFTH RACE--The New Year Eve Purse;
purse, $1,000; 3-year-ods and up; fur
longs (chute)
E;s5s3 s!s6is s5f:1sE.ys w,,.5a as'0 ssSS fS
Also ran9Llttle shever; osyset. Prtvil-
Mistralkin. Queer Play and Posterity.
SIXTH H, RACEwPurse: $500, claiming;
Srmisine yarber b w; AoF1oaR aR tc1aute', an
Harpen Belle (Jacobs) $50 $40
Cobe tMerrilD $50
Time. iii.
Also ran-Mere Blaze, Fickle Fairy. ORR
ent Express. Extended and Lpton.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $500: claiming;
2-year-olds; l mile and 90 yards.
Jest Once Meade 91O 43O 3.3O
Spin On (Yarberry) 400 $40
Poesy tRose) 4lO
Time. 1:43ls.
Also ran-Blacky. Bee. Short Rations,
Irish Lover and Big Ned
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $500: claiming;
3-year -olds and UP: ia miles.
6allystratford lDonosoj 1880 73O 42O
Ll1eRuard tSeapo) 490 800
Light tMerrillL $50
Also ran---Joaney B.. Dignitary. Magl-
cienne and Play by Play.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Fair Grounds Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE--Purse. $500; claiming; 3.
Mi Mean5fala : 5Eeeasds asalSar', GAO 1920 144o
Mhse East Hop SD'ts 3snid.4J iidGSFn''' $40 39S 5sS
Also ranEfsist.r Polly sess B.. f1mpe-
rial Jean. Bobbrax. Barbara s.. Jotemdown.
Mishlss1 Fis1d MISS Pomplit and haconic.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming;
ppSsIelsy ps S,sS sMes1soRery' " SO 90 sS SsS
Ny Tia,' GIsc1ogF '4ss s{conley' 4.$o
, Als9 Irsln.RIyer Dee; Tea Jester, sorcery.
THIRD RAcE-Pugse: $500 claiming:
VvedHxay vedaa tHs.s5 HMScadden' 1920 Ss3SS 444o 44o
Moons Pin;. Mis;is5P ;s5. 'snider' ~ $50
A.H Bsshg bfsh Msh ERsE Psy
bay 55s don5e 12ps0 Dsd sRp PhRds5 fof sao
FOURTH RAcE-Purse.. 5000; claiming;
s-yesr1olds ;iys r2i4, and up fuTlongs on ~ az
sadie F. 1BeSen} '''0 $40 $40 500 800
Dedication tScurlocb $50
Also ran..Pessins Away, Golden Nugget;
Advice and Vote Boy.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 500; claiming;
uskx IyearslaS sis7 aHd 1Rdhsp sp liz NILS eo
| Morris Grlner tConley) $50 2.40
| Glasby tCharltonJ $50
Also ran-Hijo Manso. Alan chicle and
| Abbots Hour.
SIXTH RACE-The Audubon Handicap;
purse. $1,000; all ages; furlongs.
White Cockade
"a. Loturco) 10.40 $50 $50
Old Rosebush tCornay) $50 420
Fairfax (Robart) 400
Time. 1:12is.
Also ran--Clocks Taken. Shining Heels
Chief Nadi. Brown knight. Chance Ray
and Spillway.
SEVENTH RAcE-purse. $500: claimins;
3-year-olds up ! !. miles.
Green Country tMeloche) $40 $50 $50
kapena (ConleyD $40 $50
| f1rlsheen tSnder) 500
Time. ATS.
Also. ran-Colorist, Almarine. fsayloma.
| Unlawful, Cottingham Bad Dreams. Impe-
rial Nick. Better FORGET ana fAutumn
| Leaves.
| filed.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
White Cockade Leads
In Feature Event
Al Fair Grounds
Scores in Photo Finish
Over Old Rosebush;
Fuirfox Is Third
By the ASsociated prsss

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. SIT. J.
Hills White Cockade took the fea-
tured Audubon Handicap today for
all ages over the 6-furlong distance
at the Fair Grounds.
White Cockade, away slowly, kept
bettering his position, and Just got
the photo decision. The 5-year old
bay gelding by Diavolo-White Favor,
guided by Jockey A. Loturco, made
1T wins in 16 starts for his 1888
campaign before becoming a 6-year-
old horse.
Mrs. A. Pelleteri's Old Rosebush
kept close to the pacemakei, but
just didn't have enough courage to
get the lead and finished bangup
second, in front of the fast-closing
Fairfax.
The winner, assigned 108 pounds,
paid his hackers 5000 for 50 and
covered the 6 furlongs in 1:12H.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Finger Bowl Game On
At " Tomorrow

Victory Post of the American Le-
gion and the Y. M. c. A. indoor
baseball teams will meet at 2 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon at the "Y" gym
in the fifth annual Finger Bowl
game.
The game will be sort of rubber
affair, as each has won twice in pre-
vious clashes. Tarzan Webb and
Harold Steffes, Victory Posts two
star pitchers, will be absent, and
their places will be taken by Jock
Mandes, third baseman, and Temple
FARRELL, shortstop.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Isaiah Scores Third
In Row, Taking New
Year Eve Purse
Three Lengths in Front
Of Don Creole; Little
Shaver, Choice, Fails
b. the Associated Press.

TROPICAL PARK, Fla, Dec. 81
Isaiah, the hard-hitttng 8-year-old
gelding which naunts the Arcturus
Stable silks, raced to his third
straight and most impressive victory
Of the meeting here today when he
defeated II other sprinters in the
New Year Eve purse before some
10000 fans.
With Warren Yarberry hustling
him along in front from end to end,
the veteran registered by 3 lengths,
running the furlongs in 1:1O4s and
paying $3.50.
Neighbor Runs Third.
Don Creole, representing Smith
and Homan, saved the place by a
half length from Jesse Spencer's
Neighbor. Little Shaver, the choice,
could not keep up and was soundly
beaten. The same was true of Privi-
legged, making his first start since
finishing second to Unfailing in the
1887 Lawrence realization.
The Arcturus Stable, for which
]. P. Sammy Smith trains, had
entered Quasimodo and Isaiah for
the feature. Both had won two
races here, but Quasimodo had
beaten better class Of horses. How
ever, Quasimodo was withdrawn in
favor OF the less highly esteemed
Isaiah. The latter filled the bill in
scintillating style.
Gets Big Early Lead.
Isaiah, under lot pounds, broke
away like streak, opened up a
wide lead and continued smoothly
the remainder Of the trip. He dis
posed Of Gayset and Privileged in
the first three furlongs.
Don Creole, kept we'll up from the
start. moved up to second place
around the bend and appeared a
threat. Then he weakened in the
stretch, finding the pace too fast.
Neighbor closed very fast to beat
Chance Star.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Chevy Chase BowIers
To Get Instruction

William Kass, proprietor Of the
Chevy Chase bowling alleys, plans
to start bowling club and class
for women that will meet every
morning at 10 o'clock except Satur-
days and Sundays.
Free instruction in the art of
hitting the headpin will be given by
Charles Glessner, assistant manager
of the plant. Ida Simmons, the
country's ranking girl duckpin bowl
er, will be there the week of jan
uary 8 to give instructions and ex-
hibitions.
Evening star., 1939-01-01

SltlOn IN CallfOrn1a Tor a. purse OF
$100, 900. The Biscuit will outclass
all other probable starters in the
Santa Anita Handicap by q very
wide margin and II the track Is fast
for the rich prize he must be the
hottest kind Of favorite.
Santa Anita's 4100, 900 classic must
take back seat to Hialeah's $4,000
Widener this year. The Florida con-
test Is sure to be q much more in
teresting race from any angle than
that offered by California. Sea-
biscuit is the only horse in the older
division that can be ranked any
higher than War Admiral. Person.
ally rate War Admiral tops regard
less Of his defeat in the Pimlico
Special. Stagehand and Lawrin
certainly were the best Of the g.
year-olds of 1888. 1t is this trio that
gives Hiasah Park the edge over
Santa Anita. The ballyhoo for the
California event must be built
around Seabiscuit alone.
Widener Gets the Elite.
There is small doubt left that the
cream Of the handicap division will
go postWard in the $50, 900 IWidener.
LaWrin was the first of the principal
candidates to arrive at Hialeah Park.
Pasteurized also has checked in and
he looks and acts as If ready to run
at any time asked. Stagehand still
Is to come from Columbia, S. c., but
his owner, Maxwell Howard, already
is on hand, and Stagehand's arrival
is only a matter of time. War
Admiral, winner of last years
Widener Challenge Cup, will arrive
January S, according to latest word
received by Miami Jockey Club
omcials.
Except for the stables re-
served for War Admiral and
other Glen Riddle Farm thor
Oughbreds, all other barns at
Hialeah are filled to capacity.
After bowing to Seabuiscuit In
the match affair at historic Pim-
lico, War Admiral, the famed son
Of Man o. War. made his last ap-
pearance of 1888 in the $4,000
Rhode Island Handicap at Narra-
gansett, a stake which he won with
considerable ease.
With the announcement Of Owner
Riddle that War Admiral would not
be retired after his engagement in
the $4,000 Widener on March 4, as
originally was planned, the 5-year-
old brown horse has chance to
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Central Old Grads List
Games al Reunion

An alumni basket ball game and
swimming meet are the sporting
features tomorrow of Central's an
nual gathering of the old grads.
Both are scheduled to start at
2 pm.
Forest Burgess will captain the
alumni basket ball team, while Max
Rote will lead the natators. Fol-
lowing the sports program, awards
will be presented to distinguished
alumni. A tea dance at 4:30 will
follow.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Sunto Clara Will Lose
Most of Grid Aces

A great football team will graduate
next June.
It is the Santa Clara team,
coached by Buck Shaw
Both halfbacks, Barlow and Pelle-
grino; the fullback, Gunther; ends.
Golfer. Bruce and Coughlan; tackles
Gilbert, Wolff and Locke; and
guards, Ginney, Clarke and Bene-
dictus will be wearing the cap and
gown.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
FOURTH RACE - SIR
REG, COPPER TUBE,
CAUGHT.

SIR REG trims clever opposi-
ton when he is in good form and
his first attempt at Tropical
shows him to be nearing top con-
dition. COPPER TUBE has been
close to the charmed circle IN
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Rossvun's Comment Il,
Selections for Fast Track at TropicoI Park
REST RIFT.

BEST BET
FIRST RACE-SUN MAD.
RAS, SPITTENIMAGE,
CH1PSA.
SUN MADRAS, gelded son Of
the world money winner cham
pion. Sun Beau, has had two con-
ditioners at the Tropical oval and
appears capable of scoring. SPIT
TENIMAGE has been a consist
ent winner all fall. CHIPSA has
early speed.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Consensus at Tropical FASH.
GriswoId Named Pilot

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. 81 (P.-
Harry Griswold, former Wisconsin
catcher, has been named manager
of the Hopkinsville, KY, club Of the
Kitty League. He played at Selma,
Ala, In 1888.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
EIGHTH RACE-WHAT A
PAL, BAYDROP, BROWN
MANI

WHAT A PAL has flashed 3
promising efforts at Tropical and
she has a shade on the others.
BAYDROP Is overdue. BROWN
MAN has been improving with
every start.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
he Of YeaHngs Despite Excellent Breeding Still Big Turf Gamble
Straight, Place and Show
Nv FEED ROX.

40 not blame Owner Charles Howard ana ms trainer % Tom smith
duck of engagement with War Admiral at Haeah Park
either special match the 50O0 Wdener Challenge
Why Admiral Staghand
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Leading Aggie 0uint
Faces Easy Sailing

Agriculture, leading the Roose-
welt Community Center Basket Ball
League with four straight victories,
expects an easy time Of 1t this week
with only one game to play, and
that against the last-place Pepco
five on Thursday night.
Coffey Sales and Jewish G. c., the
teams pressing Agriculture for the
lead, meet sitter competition.
Coffey plays York Haberdashery at
$3.50 pm. Wednesday in a game, pre-
ceded at 7:30 by a clash between
Walter Reed Y. j. and Western
A. G.
Thursday night Bellman Heating
furnishes opposition for the Jewish
c. c. at $3.50, followed by meeting
between Agriculture and Pepco.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Race Selections
Fair Grounds (Fast).

Far Grounds (FastJ.
BY the Louisville Times.
delay MOI, Teperwine, Arboreal.
2-Maebob, Merge. Smith David.
3-Whitdel, Carnival Time, Flying
Doll.
4-Black Rhapsody, Instead, zatso.
5-Tiempo, Migal Fay, Margaret
Jones.
6-Shining Heels, Sangreal, Chance
Ray.
7-Hermosillo, Lifelike, Nedrow.
8-War Jest, Witful, Of Duty.
Best bet-Tiempo.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Kelley Wynkoop Victor
In Grubbuq Shoot

The 1898 shooting program of the
Washington Gun Club ended yes
terday with the regular grab-bag
shoot at the club grounds, won by
Kelley Wynkoop, who's SO was the
lucky number drawn.
DR.. j. c. Wynkoop made the fine
cold-weather score of Al targets out
Of so to lead the small number of
SbootarS prncnpf
Evening star., 1939-01-01
@ &HE; 3 s @
BY PAUL ]. MILLER, Jr.

Ten masters are yng TOR major prizes in the 18th annual Christmas
Hastings,
Hastings and St. Leonards Chess Club
Of years American master is among
the opening round
Sergeant playing pieces and the French
Evening star., 1939-01-01
FIFTH RACE-H ISTRI-
ONIC MIICHn GIISTO

4oSt 1AAo AdoG Wy d lOSc.
FIFTH RACE-H TRI-
ONIC, MUCHO GUSTO,
COURT SCANDAL.
HISTRIONIC has won five
straight and in his present con-
dition he should take the meas
ure of this small but select band.
MUCHO GUSTO doubtless will
improve on his last try. COURT
SCANDAL is ready.
SIXTH RACE - FIGHT
BACK, ABBATORO, THE
STORY.
FIGHT BACK has had two
races as conditioners and will be
hard to defeat. He would appre-
ciate slightly longer route but
has the edge regardless. ABBA
TORO just failed his last time
out. THE STORY is due.
Evening star., 1939-01-01

THIRD RACE DIS
TR ACT, RKHA,
LINAS SON.
DISTRACT is as consistent as
they come and seldom turns in
a bad effort. GURKHA is i'm
proving and will be hard to beat.
L1NA'S SON copped two of his
last three at Narragansett.