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Evening star., 1939-05-14

night included Alfred King, SO, OF
Beltsville, Nd, who was taken to
Casualty Hospital In an unde-
termined condition after his car
crashed into the rear Of another
parked in a filling station at College
Park, Md.
Two youths and a girl escaped
with only minor injuries to one of
the boys when their car overturned
in the 1900 block of Foxhall road
NV George B-eeden, Is, of Ar
lington, Va, was charged with reck-
less driving at the seventh precinct
station. Charles Allison, 18, also of
Arlington, was treated at George
town Hospital for minor head cuts,
and Lois Grunwell, IS, Arlington,
escaped injury.
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Oddities
Continued From Page BID

to either the taxi rider or the taxi
driver" he says. Some one is going
TO get hooked. It's not based on
mileage"
CAP drivers, he says, are wary of
the boundary riders" who wait for
cab on the street that borders their
zone. They save 20 cents this wav.
And in way you can't blame
them, ne says. But it's tough on
the driver, who's gone miles and
miles for the small fare. The
boundary riders are almost as bad
as the porks'-which is hackers
language for people who don't pay
their fares"
Mr. Drummond says many people
take advantage of the long rides
for 40 cents in outlying zones.
There is a girls school in the
Northwest where students hire
cab to take them to Chain Bridge,
to start hike. The fare-for this
z miles-is 20 cents.
He knows one policeman who
regularly rides a boundary line for
a distance of 6la miles and hands
the driver two thin dimes" On
the other hand, he hauls people
a half dozen blocks from some
place in Georgetown into George
town University-for so cents.
THE worst one I know Of" he
said sadly, happened to a friend
of mine. He picked up a woman
at Eighth street and Pennsylvania
avenue NE. and rode her to
Twenty second and Florida avenue
N.W-from one zone boundary,
through downtown traffic, to the
other line.
"She gave him pennies, a nickel
and five soft drink bottles, worth
z cents each.
II think that's carrying 1t a little
too far"
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Students Win Award

Allen A. Quynn. Herbert G. Twad-
die, Warren w. TWaddle and
Charles F. B. Wilding- White, all of
this city and students at the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology
have been awarded the Order of
Military Merit for outstanding ef-
fort in military training, it was
announced yesterday. They are
among list of u freshmen, simi-
larly rewarded.
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Woman Found Drowned
In Hotel Buthtub

Miss Lillian Church, 68, a clerk
IN the Department of Agriculture,
was found drowned in the bathtub
at her apartment at the Stratford
Hotel, first block of E street NV,
yesterday.
Found partially submerged in the
tub by hotel employees, who investi-
gated when calls we're made after
she failed to report for work, she
was pronounced dead by a Casualty
Hospital physician. Miss Church
was believed to have collapsed after
suffering stroke. The coroner
gave verdict of accidental death.
Evening star., 1939-05-14

tory condition" last night by Emer-
gency Hospital attaches.
DR.. Evans was ascending the
aisle of the orchestra when he stag
gered and fell, striking his head
against some steps. An executive
of the theater rushed him TO Emer-
gency Hospital.
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Kappa Delta Phi
Names DELEGATES

Miss Angela Lafreniere, president
OF the Nu Alpha Chapter of Kappa
Delta Phi Sorority, and Mrs. Paul
inc Massengil, regional director,
will represent the chapter at the
sorority's national convention in
Oklahoma City June 16, II and 18.
The two women were chosen at a
meeting of the chapter last week.
Initiation services will be given for
new pledges in the chapter at its
annual birthday dinner in June.
1t was announced yesterday.
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Will Hold Musicale Todoy

A musicale and silver tea will be
given this afternoon at the Girls
Club and Hospice of the Volunteers
of America, 1925 Sixteenth street
NV, in celebration of Mothers
Day. Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee,
chairman of the committee in
charge, will preside.
Evening star., 1939-05-14
70-Yeor-OId Physician
Stricken in Theuter

DR.. Albert Evans, 70-year-old
physician who suffered a heart at
tack yesterday at Loews Palace
Theater, was reported in "satisfac-
Evening star., 1939-06-18

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, June
17.-Preparations are being made
for the running of the Waterford
Downs Handicap later in the meet
ing over the 1-16-mile route. 1t
will be the last time the event,
which derives its name from Presi-
dent General Manager Al J. Boyle's
ancestral home in Ireland, will be
run, as he will use the name for
his new track to be erected in the
northern panhandle of the State.
Plans also are going steadily for
ward for Washington Day. One
race will be called the Washington
Star in regard for the papers con-
sistent fair play In all phases Of
sports. Other events will bear the
names of persons and things well
known to readers.
G. Ray Bryson, general manager
Of Bel Air, which opens July 26, said
today he had received staIl requests
Evening star., 1939-06-18
Mark for Dwyer Tied
As Johnstown Runs
Rivals Dizzy
ChoIIedon, VoIitont Left
For Down Stretch os
Sun Lover Is Second
Ry the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 17.-Johns-
town ran his principal 3-year-old
rivals dizzy again today, leaving
Challedon and Volitant far down
the stretch, as he won the Dwyer
Stakes at Aqueduct to bring his
total earnings to $165, AIS.
William WoOdward's champion s.
year-old and leading money winner
Of 1899 won handily by a length
and a half from Sun Lover Of the
Chicago-owned Millsdale Stable.
ChalIedon Falls Back.
He went to the front quickly
and Challedon, owned by w. l..
Brann Of Frederick, Md, attempted
to run with him for a brief period
before reaching the turn. That
was a mistake and after the field
OF five Strengthened in the stretch
Challedon weakened, but still held
third safely, five lengths in front
Of the unruly Volitant. which broke
from outside the stalls.
Big john added $9,25O to his
earnings through today's purse. His
winnings for the year are $133 ,s95.
He paid Brann's color bearer and
Volitant back in full for the de-
cisive lacing they gave him in the
Preakness mud last May. That was
the only 1899 start he has lost, and
then he was bad fifth
Fighting Fox Victor.
Just before the Dwyer. another of
WoodWard's horses, fighting Fox,
easily won the Carter Handicap by
four lengths, with Can't Wait sec
ond and Rough Time third. Fight
ing Fox paid to l..
The bookmakers didn't take any
chances with Johnstown and held
him at the prohibitive odds Of l to
5. Sun Lover paid 4 to / to place
and even to show, while Challedon
was out to show.
Time Sheet, which carried the
colors of William Ziegler, didn't cut
much figure in the running after
breaking on top. He dropped back
almost Immediately.
big John" equaled the mark for
the stake, 1892, set last year by The
Chief, but failed by one-fifth OF a
second to tie .Discovery's track rec
ord.
Sun Lover Surprises.
More than $4,000 persons crowded
the course to watch Johnstown
gallop home to victory that wasn't
as easy as usual.
Big John" gave weight to all
but Challedon. The others carried
126 pounds. Sun Lover got In
we'll with 116 and his stout finish
was one of the surprises OF the race
as the fight for place honors wa.
supposed to be between Challedon
and Volitant.
AS usual, Jimmy Stout was up on
the Woodward colt and he did a
perfect job Of rating him In front.
Basil James rode Sun Lover and
George Seabo was up on Challedon
The track was lightning fast. and
after earlier clouds the skies were
clear.
Evening star., 1939-06-18
Grasscutter Scores
Surprise Victory
In Calumet
DeIlor Breaks ForeIeos
In Marquette, Feature
Run to Dead Heut
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. June TT. E. Muel-
ler's Grasscutter. ridden by Jockey
N. Pariso. galloped to a surprise
victory today in the Calumet Hand
leap. 6-furlong feature event at
Lincoln Fields.
Cross Keys was second and Dora
May third.
DellOr Is Destroyed.
The running of the Marquette
Handicap was marred by fatal
accident when Dellor. favorite in
the race, broke both forelegs after
falling near the clubhouse turn.
Jockey Carroll Bierman was
thrown over the infield fence, but
was uninjured. Dellor had to be
destroyed. Burning Star, close on
the heels of Dellor, was pulled up
by Jockey Irving Anderson.
Dellor, owned by j. w. Parrish
Of Kentucky, had earned $50 500 in
1887.
Dead Heat in Marquette.
The race, at one mile and an eighth,
resulted in a dead heat between
Mamie O'Hara, piloted by Jockey
Pariso and owned by Frieberg and
Axton of Louisville, and w. E.
Maloney's Her Reign. Dolly Val
finished third.
Evening star., 1939-06-18
Suffolk Downs Results
By the hsSOciated presc

2-year -olds; 5 furIonss. o'' in@''eh
Roush Biscuit Paust) 1920 $50 $50
Pharanor tEccardl $40 80
Dollarville tBarbap 90
Time. :Ol4 41
Also -rsn-Town Prince. Gold Saxon
Smilin JACK Tyrone: Short Measure. Chief
counsel Katie NJ. Kantaka and Dsimos
SECOND RACE-Purse 81 .Onn: claim
i ing; :i-year-olds and up: fllies and mares:
G9s G9festonian Ieyland, $40 40 $40
Jessie v. L. TAYLOR $50
Also ran-Woof Night Chase. STORY
Time and Wise Hildred
DAILY Double paid S5620)
3-year,olds and up: 8 furiones
sow TIP tRobaro 400 900 e40
Prospectus (Barba) $50
Time. I:15Is '0
dock.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
1gs uneasy -SeaE,o.ds ao0.hi and up; a.. miles
PTinee DePss Sssn, 1Ashcrofo 1880 s5S 90 sso so
a L1staro ,Robart' $40
Also ran-White Sand. Proph and q Top
aW. W. Adams entry.
FIFTH RACE-The Charles River: purse
$1,000: allowances: 3-year -olds and up: l ,s
miles
Harp Weaver (Merritn 1910 7ao 800
Stage Beauty tCompton) 14O so
Cash O. Boy tBergeD $50
Time. l: AS.
Also ran-Topee. Weekly Stipend. Dor
othy Rock and Panther Greek.
SIXTH RACE-The Bunker Hill Handi-
cap; purse, $4,000 added 3year -olds
and up; mile
Clodion (Rosen) 200 44O $50
Pagiacci tMerritt) 100 4SO
Infidox (Eccard) 42O
Time. ! 30
Also ran-Bootless. aWar Minstrel.
Clingendaal and Blind Eagle.
Mrs. E. Denemark entry.
SEVENTH RACE The Wedgemere:
purse, $1,000; 4-year-olds and up: Ia
miles
Little Banner Pscker) $3.50 1920 500
Tobacco lRobart $50 $50
Country Lass (Bowen) $50
Time. 2:3S2s.
Also ran-Pripo. Sir Windsor Araho
Lass. Wise player and Royal PLIGHT.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and UP; ! !: IL miles ,.o
Almac Ross) 11.4O 500
Scoria Rosenl 200
Time. 1:50as.
Also an-Midshipman. L'Etoile, Grand
pas Boy. Saidona and Idolatry.
Evening star., 1939-06-18
$4,000 Watch CIodioI
Annex $1,000 Race
Al Suffolk Downs
Victor Over PoeIioeei
In Hot Stretch Duel,
With lnfidox Third
By the Associated Press.

BOSTON. June 17-Outlasting
Mrs. E. Graham Lewis Pagliacci in
hard-fought stretch duel. Richard
A. Moore's Clodion, favorite in a
field of seven starters, won the
5000 added Bunker Hill Mile Han
dicap by a neck at Suffolk Downs
today.
A crowd Of 25.000 braved threat
ening weather to see Clodion hang
up his second stake triumph Of the
New England season, having reg
istered in the Bristol Handicap at
Narragansett. D. A. Woods Infidox
finished IN the show spot behind
Pagliacci.
Unruly at the post, Clodion. run
ming in blinkers for the second sue
cessive time. got a flying start. At
the head Of the stretch, Pagliacci
took head advantage but Jockey
Joe Rosen drove the Moore runner
on again and he rallied to edge out
the son of Caruso.
Clodion. carrying top weight of
ia pounds, ran the mile over a
sloppy strip in the good time of :39.
Evening star., 1939-06-18
Delaware Results

Bv the Associated Press.
rRsI IT.. .RACE-Purse, 81 600: claiming;
R5nass Riotoas Ps Fste9s Camilla" 1880 5so aso
"asie, Time Morf9n isf9n 'sarno, 44o
shnds rgine zelms on orsss Pssoss ssna ayDh gd
and Jimmie Grant
SECOND RAcE-:Purse, 81 900: claim
nK; RiIi = rt-yeaI-olds n and up, 3 furlonEs
Pon6ie Boz I Back sdsfss 'Mover, 1870 1ss" ss" e" -"
ZoStera tDotter) 3.7O
Time. 1:13.
Patsey Besone: Abmeres and Phillips Pete
DAILY Double paid S117I0.l
,,, THIRD RAcE-Purse, $1,000: 2-year-
Victory Morn CPolk) 1920 $50 $50
Flaming High (Smith) SO
Time. 1:OO4s
War. stase rrisht and Lonely L1s Road T." ''
Handic.p; purse. $500: a.year-olds and
S Si:as ! 1h'5ss i%'!sa1s1 'k1ieh.ro $50 $40 $50
Masked General (PeterD $40
Also Also EsnIa rberius, Dusty Dawn and
ar Harris and Paragon Stable entry.
STE. 1IrrH b. RAcE.Ihs :, The Polly prummond
Stakes; Stakes; purse, $4,000 added; 2-year-old
Teacher tPetersI $50 AGO o.7o
Rosetown Richard) $50 so
Arden Lass CDupps) $40
Time. 1:OOls
Also ran-Sun Mixa. Hardy Miss, a Pim-
llco Queen. Ponemah. June Bee and Cut
ter
aF Garrett and H. Bruce and c. r.
Hockey entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Delaware Oaks:
purse, 81 900 added; 3-year-old fllies;
1ls miles
xis. Xss Fls$:s: 5ssss:sso15 Potter go S:s$ &
Time. 1925.
Also ran-Pascua and Puzzle Dance,
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81. 900; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up: II. miles
Short Distance {Dupps) 1880 $50 4So
Sweet Adeline Friedman) 1850 $40
Rehearsal PeterS $50
Also ran-scroose, Bunny Baby and
Gerald.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds: Ii. miles.
Black Legion tDuf1ord) $40 40 300
Burner (Stevensonl 7lO 42O
Night Tide tDecamillas) $50
Time. 1:46as.
Also ran-Airacuda. White Eye. Grandi-
nora. Many FLAGS and Royal Teddy.
Evening star., 1939-06-18
Wise Lady 0utraces
War PIumage for
Delaware Oaks
Turns TobIes on RivoI
In Win by 2 Lengths;
Bunny Boby Bows
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
DELAWARE PARK, Del, June
17-Belair Studs Wise Lady turned
the tables on James Cox Brady's
War Plumage when she flashed
home two lengths before her IA
vored rival in the Delaware Oaks,
$4,000 added purse. today. Aims
was third Two other starters.
Pascua and Puzzle Dance, were out
run.
The winner, well handled by
Jockey Hilton Dabson, returned
$l9.40 for 81, and earned $4225.
War Plumage had beaten today's
winner IN their most recent en-
gagement at Belmont Park.
Wise Lady Well Rated.
Wise Lady was sent to the front
Immediately following the start and
soon disposed of weak bids for
leadership from Puzzle Dance. War
Plumage was repeatedly taken back
from the pace of the leader but
moved into second place as Puz-
zle Dance chucked it.
The order Of the leaders was
maintained into the stretch when
War Plumage drew abreast of Wise
Lady at the furlong pole.
However, Dabson had rated his
charge we'll and when placed un-
der pressure Wise Lady was able
TO draw away. Aims, an early
trailer, came up fast to be an easy
third.
Another favorite, Bunny Baby
was beaten in the mile and one
sixteenth seventh race. Mrs. Nat
Rays Short Distance won with
Sweet Adeline second and Rehears-
al third. Bunny Baby was last,
Evening star., 1939-06-18
- Il q, Turf Ne,vs and Comment
DVWII lIDS JlICl~I GREG JOHNSON

recently from Harry Hoffman OF
Johnstown, Pa; John T. Harris of
Harrisonburg, Va; G. E. Littlefield
of Washington, R. P. Gillette of
Proctor, Ohio; w. J. DAILY Of New
York, w. J. Hughes of this city, L.
r. Colon of Philadelphia, Pa, and
Joseph Papa Of Bunker Hill, III.
Bryson says already he has stall
requests from trainers of more than
so steeplechasers. Jumping races
will be run daily at Belair, as well
as at Cumberland and Timonium,
which accounts for the great in
terest in the sport.
During our quarter century con-
nection with American racing, We
have seen no more ardent or fairer
official than Thomas G. Bradley,
who represents the West Virginia
Racing Commission here. Bradley,
former mayor of Lexington, KY, Is
more like q father than an ofilcial
to hofsenen and riders. He rules
Evening star., 1939-06-18
Lincoln Fields Results
81 the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: claiming:
4-year-olds and up: furlonss,
Free Spirit Ward 4.6o 40
Maskfllo kelly $50
Also ran2crashing Idea. Bereit. Muscle
In. Proof and Ron.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
bs,;1a ssss% e. a1 1s1'' 15oS
JeEery tGrohs) $40
Also .ran-Rex Eouinus: Transit lady.
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming:
3-year-olds; s furlones
Rusto1s Wse D,e7so1 p GrGhs 1850 e" sso
vierne. tss DessrGo sanso 'soiIins, Emsn' $50 4oo
Also ran-Paint. Tres Amigos. Haychatt,
Majority Vote. Pair Rock and Mana Kate.
DAILY Double paid sI32.soJ
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming: ::
fidu. 1yearoldS Srons5 snd up; fgrlonss s1
Abanico Garner 74O 46O
Miss Pittypat IAtsenberser) $50
Also Ie ran-Nisrette. Fair Haste. Deep
Rock and Rosun.
FIFTH RAcE.The Calumet Handicap:
Il furongs.
Grass Gutter Pariso) $3.50 1880 1000
Cross Keys RYAN 51.60 27.OO
Dora May tYarberrV $50
Also ran-Talked About, slverette,
Tiger. Kings Blue. Finance and Co-Sport.
SIXTH RACE-The Marquette Handicap:
purse. So 500 added: 3year-olds and up;
d Her Reigh WARD 1880 11.oo $50
aManie o Hara tPariso) 700 $50 $50
Dolly Val (Ryan) 44O
Time, 1879.
Also ran-Burnine Star Dellor, aBala
Ormont. Chance Ray and Some Count.
Friedbere and Axton entry.
Dead heat.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: allow
ancesi 4-year-old and up: 6 furlongs
Macawlee tHanke, 1880 500 4SO
Ottoman Hitzenberger) $50 40
Pundit CPariso) $50
Time. 1875
Also ran-Prince Torch. Asiow. Noticing
and Decourcy.
EIGHTH RACEPurse, $500: claiming:
4-year-olds and up: Ia miles.
Scout Azure tHankeb $50 400 $50
OakwoodS Lad (Ward) $40 $40
Boiling Point (Ryan) 44O
Also ran@cross RUIZ. P.nrin. 1risheen
and Hurry Hawk.
Evening star., 1939-06-18
Aqueduct Results
By the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900: maiden
3-year -olds and up 6i2 furlonEs
Holbein Wright 1878 IL -
Royal Marriage Mills) Al 2-l
Draw Stravs tStout IL
Also ran-chulib. Entour Scarlet Raider
Induce. Bashi Bazouk and Don Pecos.
chase Handicap: purse. s. 500 added; A
year-olds and up; about miles
Sumatra collins, 9-5 3-5 "a
b Ship Executive tRoby) T-10 IA
FaIndale leonard 6-5
Also rsn-cartermoor. Big Rebel and
bH. Z. Talbot. entry.
THIRD RACE-Purse, 81 1000; maidens;
e-year-olds; 5 furlonxs.
Dos tWrisht, Al s-5 7-lo
Fenelon Stout IL I-2
Grandee tCorona) 81
Time, o:59
Also ran-singing Steel, Strawberry
Rose ouzel. Century Note. solatium and
Strolling On.
FOURTH RAcE-The Carter Handicap:
purse; $500 added: 3-year-olds and up;
/ Can't Wait James 81 20
Rongh Time Workman SIS
Tine I1In - 'NsT track rseoIeo
Damion and B Lovely Nisht. ' @' 81
bA. G. c. Sase and Mrs. r A. Clark
entry.
FIFTH RACE-The DIVER Stakes purse.
$4,000 ADDED: 3-year -olds: 1Ls miles
Johnstovn tStouD l-5 out out
Sun Lover tJames Al As
Challedon tSeabob out
Time, :4S2s
Also ran--Volitant and Time Sheet.
SIXTH RACE-Ihe War Cloud Handi-
cap; purse. 81 900 added: 3year-olds and
I'D: class C: 7 furlonaS
War Dog tStoutt 81 So H-5
Royal Eminence tJames) 81 SIS
Wise Barrister adams IL
Time. l:24is
Also ran-Roll and Toss, Mythical King
Mlchiean Flyer. Sceneshifter. At Play and
War Magic.
SEVENTH RACE-The Genie: class c
handicap: purse. 81 500 added 3-year-old
and UP: ts miles.
Confiado tJamesl 6-5 l-2 out
Early Settler tMeadel 2-l As
Jolly Tar (Arcaro) 40
Time. 2:ll.
Also ran-Be Quaint. Piccolo and Grand
ever.
Evening star., 1939-06-18
Girordions to Figure
In Twin Bill Today

Conquerors of the Fort Myer
Quartermaster Corps by an 11-2
score yesterday, the Guardians will
meet the White Oak A. G. of Fred
ericksburg in a double-header today.
Local and out-of-town teams
wishing games with the Guardians
should write D. I. Richards at 3l9
Madison street NV. Or telephone
him at Georgia S191.
Evening star., 1939-06-18
Celtic Legend Takes
Roush Memoria|a al
Charles Town
Ahead All Woy to Beot
Royol Business; Decd
Heut Run in Fourth
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, June
ia crowd Of $500 fans saw H.
and G. HofIman's Celtic Legend
under a well-judged ride by Bev-
erly Hacker lead throughout the
Senator Milton o. Roush Memo
rial Handicap, mile and one six
teenth feature today.
1t was the mares fourth victory
in nine starts. Her time of LAG is
was three -fifths of a second away
from the track mark.
Ewart Johnston's Royal Business
raced to the place, with her rider
lodging claim of foul against the
winner, which was promptly dis
allowed. E. A. Rost's Bargain Boy
showed the way to the three other
starters.
Last Meet Opens Tomorrow.
Today's racing ended the Charles
Town Horse Show Associations
four-day meeting.
On Monday, the final 18-day rae
ing OF the Charles Town Jockey
Club will start.
Fans coupling r. A. Bowman. jr. s,
Schley Buck and Jack Bishops
Prairie Man, winners of the second
and third races, respectively, in the
daily double, took down $82.
Woodrow Kirk, Silver Spring
Md. lad, opened the card by win
ming with Miss Bee Faulconer's
Scout Rose. 1t was Kinks oath
victory Of the meeting.
Dead Heat Run In Fourth.
The sixth dead heat for first
place and the eighth of the meet
ing for some part of a purse oc-
CURED in the fourth. It found z
c. Meyers Balkanese, trained by
c. z. George of Washington, dead
locking Mrs. H. R. Clemson's Adri-
attic.
Georges Highland Song led
throughout the ~ furlongs of the
fifth.
Evening star., 1939-06-18
Pat Comiskey to Appear
On Des Moines Card

DES MONIES, Iowa, June II (4,.
Pat Comiskey, young Patterson,
N. j., heavyweight, will appear in
the semi-windup Of the Johnny
Paychek-Maurice Strickland fight
here June Is, Promoter Pinkie
George announced tonight.
George said he is negotiating for
q suitable opponent for the young
Irishman.
Evening star., 1939-06-18
Consensus at Auueduct.

By the Associated Press.
Star of Dondra, Buf1oon, Mill
show.
2-Old Dom, Quality Folk, Toutme-
pal
1Perfect Peace, Gold Buckle.
Buena Orc.
fBlack Look, Dicty Step, Ricca-
donna.
5-Deck, Ching-Ling, Bogert.
5Lucky Star, Hermie Roy, Lieber.
Best bet-Black Look.
Evening star., 1939-06-18
ChorIes Town Results

veaIlafSts hAGL-Purse. 800: claiming: f.
Scout so Rose lKirk) 2l.4o $40 80
Stand By tMachado, oann N
Time. 1865
Also ran-Golden Key. Passbroom po,,.d
up' Miss Troy. White Sweets
sEGoMp RhGEpusse saG mn 500: claiming
Naurh gsen seoat 'GzFFsSo 5R4f $50 5sso ssc e" g"
Choice Goods tPaIumbo) ion
Gurdy. Locomotive and Ben Grifiith. A IL ~
, THIRD, RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3-year -olds: about furlongs
eestuf. f M1e vessel r15um00' 5000 sso aso
mighty T Busy S 'Bernhardp 400
Also ran-ParkinE Ticket, Counora, Mad
root. Herlero and Lacey Miss.
DAILY Double paid Ss2)
FOURTH RACFPurse. S40o: claiming.
ssiEanese ane Rirt; "; Charles To.p course
! 1dristie lshsnks, $50 $50 ssS ssS sso
"eHn Lag ,pecD $40
Also ran-Rocky Mount, Hi-Blaz., Blue
freiqae n.d Small mall Change. BuRaboo.
, rf IN hACE-Purse- X4O0: claiming,
3I,Iysar-olds and up about Az furlongs.
Highland Song tKirk> $50 3s0 Sn
Romney Royal tVllalobo) 42O $40
l1moer Lady tBernhardD 4.sO
Time 0:494s
Also ran-Suneen Last Revue, Lead
Please 1vonia and Enthusiasm
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500. the s.nator
Roush Handicap: 3year-olds and up: i.
miles ~ D' Ais
Celtic Legend fHacker) 500 800 400
Royal Business Vesselb 26O 40
Bargain Boy tMachado) On
Time, :46l5
Also ran-Millie o. Dixie Flapper,
Strumming
SEVENTH RACE-Purse S4OO. claim
ing 4-year-olds and up: II. miles
Last Scamp tVesselD 900 40 s0
Aufoin tKirk) 2 90
Time, I:413s
Also ran--Orkirs Russell. Lucky Roll
santa Martha. Tuleyries Star and Custer.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming
dcWa. 1cyear-1lds f and up: IA miles.
Kes.iet lin lMunoz, ''' $50 $50 -" -"
fuToles ,Hoot, 300
Also ran-Huppy. Aperire, JIMMY n
Silvery Way and FlaG Stick.
Evening star., 1939-06-18
Abrams With Ring Technique Revised Favored Beat Bouard Tomorrow
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Trock at Charles Town
BEST BET

FIRST RACE-ROYAL DOT,
GAY PRANK, LONG PASS.
ROYAL DOT had no chance
last time out. Previously she
copped her first attempt with
speed to spare and should take
the honors here. GAY PRANK
won her last and breaks from q
good post position. LONG PASS
is dangerous.
Evening star., 1939-06-18
Terrors vs.. FoqIemon's

Chevy Chase Terrors will enter
tain Fogleman's Radio nine this aft
ernoon at O'Clock on the Chevy
Chase playground diamond.
Evening star., 1939-06-18

EIGHTH RACE SEA FINN.
PETEE LAD, FRED ALMY.
SEA FINN whipped this same
sort Of field in her last appearance
under colors. PETEE LAD has a
splendid record to recommend
his chances. FRED ALMY should
complete the pay-on picture.
Evening star., 1939-06-18
FOURTH RACE FREDALVA.
VENDORS LIEN, SHUCHOR.

FREDALVA always has held
his own when matched against
the sort Of opposition he encoun-
tiers tomorrow afternoon. He
rates the days best wager. VEN
DORIS LIEN has been improving
steadily. SHUCHOR is a most
eligible maiden.