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Evening star., 1939-10-15
GreenhoIgh, Rokeby
Stables Score at
UpperviIIe
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
UPPERVILLE, Va. Oct. IA
Horses from the stables of Mrs.
George p. Greenhalghs Springsbury
Farm and the Rokeby Stables Of
Paul Mellon shared honors today in
the fifth annual Trinity Church
Horse Show
Mrs. Greenhalgh's Sly Portia and
Brown Bruin captured four blues
and Rokeby Stables Rualla and
High Time accounted for three blues.
Summaries
Rualla.. Rokeby Stables, Upperyili.
Peach Meloa, G. Oliver iseiin. jrl. Middle, Middi..
O., Children's ponies Nead-in divisionp-
Rolssssn Ilsssn Ehnniers under saddle-His Time,
sprinssbury Farms Berryy!Il.' ' l0f'l"
Stables. Ne''
- Handicap hunter-sly Portia, Springs.
=. Bonahde hunters-Gangway, Frederick
M Warbure, MiddleburR
Ladies hunters under side saddle
h hSroWn p Sruin SprinssbuIy Farm, ridden
oy BILLY Jacobs WeathersI
, Heavy Draft-Won by entry OF John
c. Butler. Rectortown. '0"i'
Ihoroughbred and halfbred selling class
Mr.: Garter Peach Brothers, Upperviiie
Couzens. Washinston
Hunt teams-Won by entry of Mrs John
Hay whitney. Uppervile ''
Evening star., 1939-10-15
Sportsmon's S Park Results
BY the Associated Press,

, FIRST T.. RACEmPurse; aSa $500: claiming:
sonastoD tes sa 1simmono 44o 1iissoo $.eeo $.eeoo
Time. 1905. 0'o
A'0 MnE SG5y b. a:a:sss.
smuEgled In and Whiskora.
SECOND RAcE-purse; 500: allow
aes siis Day DefiessS' kees5 i1t5GasS loso $50 $50
Wrinkle (Bodianl $50 3.S0
Satin Rolls MARTINI 800
Also ran@Black Time, Entire Nous. Ma
DAILY Double paid S32.4O)
THIRD RAcE-purse, 500: claiming;
3-year-old and up: 5 furlonss.
Xanthein lMartin) $50 42O $40
Joyride (KeeS) $50 440
Bluefeld (Oros) $50
,,,, Ais9 ranaIiss B.lko Aerial Bomb and
WhistllnE Boy.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming:
3S.year5,oldns; 3.y.I.,o n. l mile and 70 yards;
Polly re feu !Elsm) Eas $40
terhss and Alma NSasst' s. ''''H'' ''' wa
FIFTH RAcE-Ine Great Lakes Handi-
puLSC, Sl,OVU, o~yShI.Ol0 ana I'D,
Sa SSii, ,xS;a.,, Y, ,sodion> 1920 ssS g seS
Gray Jack tClam) $50
A!sS Tsn.lit.1lke. Reu.h Diamond.
Busy Morn and . Chance Ray.
&C E. Dawson entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming;
81 seil,Sldt Mca usae, sae uD 1ssS H5le' $40 900
Seventh Inning (Kees) TAO 44O
Prum iSimmons) $40
Time. 1:62ls.
Also ran-Fanfun. Colonel Joe, Butter,
Ny Ponnie and Queen Clarice.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. S7OO; claim
ms; 3-year-olds end up: Ii. miles.
Rock Sally IT. P. Martini 500 480 $40
Celestino 20. Oros) $40 $50
Lstowel lT =, WarO $50 |
Also ran-Asksris. Mr.. Grief. Stormy |
Ocean. Honey Chile. Barker. Respha and |
Smiling Prince.
EIGHTH RACE+Purse. $500: claiming: |
Secret Lover lHolcomb) $50 500 $50 |
Great Smoke tkees) x20 800 |
Witful <G, oroD z.20 |
Also ai%.' ran-h,rhm.n. whip.t,.en, Miss
4iev. Play ohook TeeehsonS. william Y. |
and Joan NacAW.
Evening star., 1939-10-15
Panorascope Scores
Upset in Feature
Al Rockingham
Nopper Tondy, Fovorite.
Is Beoten by Neck by
11-to-1 Outsider
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SALEM, N. H., Oct. 14.-Alexander
s. Pierce's Panorascope, an II to l
shot, flashed under the wire a neck
ahead of the favorite Napper Tandy
today to win the $4,000 Gen. Green
Handicap before 4 chilled crowd of
10000 persons at Rockingham Park.
Claimed for $500 at Suffolk
Downs only this summer, Panora-
scope delivered his most important
win for his 22-year-old owner rs he
covered the mile and sixteenth route
in 1:454s to lead field OF IL home.
In a $1,000 sub feature-a sprint
for $4.0Oo-$3,5OO platers-Paul Ando-
limos Gay Balko showed q reversal
OF form by finishing strong to win
by length and a half over Proph,
while F. S. Trumbull's Lady Flash,
an 8-5 favorite, was third.
Evening star., 1939-10-15
Gassoway Takes Two
Swim Contests al
18th Street "

Pete Gassoway won the 50-yard
free style and the l0O-yard breast
stroke In the opening swimming
staged by the Twelfth street branch
Of the Y. M. c. A. He competed in
the mems division.
In the intermediate class James
Ethiji scored two firsts.
The meet was the first Of a series
to be staged each month.
Baby Boys.
25-yard free style-Won by Louis John.
son; second. Roosevelt Morton.
5O-yard free style-Won by Micdleton:
second. c. Coleman.
Intermediates.
50-yard free style-Won by Ethite,
second. J. Anderson; third, Z. jenkins
Men
50-yard free style-Won BY p CASIO.
way: second. K. Greene; third. Beverly
100-yard free style-Tie for frst be.
tween Reid and Bynum; second Watson.
10O-yard breast stroke-Won by p
Gassoway; second K. Greene
hO-yard back stroke-Won by Bynurn,
second, Beverly.
Underwater swim-Won BY r. Nesbtt,
second Perndolph
Medley relay--Won by team A (Bynum,
Greene and Reid: second, team (Wat.
son. Gassoway and Ruddl.
Evening star., 1939-10-15
Speed 10 Spare Runs
Length 10 Front in
|nterborough
Don Mike Tokes Second
Jockey james Astride
Two Big Winners
y the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Speed to
spare, aptly named 6-year- -old son Of
Balko-the Spare, outran seven other
sprinters to win the eighth Inter-
borough Handicap of six furlongs
before close to Is, 900 fans at Jamaica
today.
Flying the silks of the Circle M
Ranch, owned by Mrs. E. S. Moore
OF Wyoming, Speed to Spare re-
ported length on top in Lips, and
picked up $5,275 in purse money. The
winner and Our Mat were the two
outsiders in the betting, closing at
8 to !.
Don Mike and Preceptor I'd, both
representing the Binglin Stock
Farms of Lin Howard and Bing
Crosby, finished second and fourth,
respectively. in the role Of 12-to-5
favorites. Don Mike took the place
by five lengths. War Dog, from H.
F. Guggenheims Falaise Stable, an
nexed third position, three lengths
clear of Preceptor I'd.
Basil James, leading rider Of the
New York season, accounted for the
two features of the afternoon. The
Colorado lad guided Parker Corn
ing's Chip In. the 16-to-5 choice,
first home in the Long Island claim
Ing stakes just prior to his score
astride Speed to Spare.
James had Speed to Spare away
in front. Don Mike went right after
the A. G. Vanderbilt caston and did
not let the leader open up Daylight
n the first three furlongs. James
then let out wrap and his mount
bounded three lengths clear. How
ever, the winner had to be put un-
der pressure in the final furlongs.
War Dog was third throughout,
while Preceptor I'd had to work his
way forward to beat out Thellusson,
Chaps, Ariel Toy and Our Mat.
Evening star., 1939-10-15
Comiskey-Hi|| Bout
Looms as Battle
OF Punchers
Youngsters in Feature
Here Tomorrow Aces
Of Rising Heovies

Hailed from coast to coast as two
Of the most promising young fighters
on the fistic horizon today, Pat
Comiskey. l9-year-old Paterson IN.
j. knockout sensation and Silent"
Joe Hill, two-fisted puncher from
California will swap blows in the
eight-round main event of Match
maker Goldie Ahern's initial all-star
boxing card at Turner's Arena to-
morrow night.
Both fighters reached here yester-
day and tapered training with light
workouts.
Hill Once Beat Nova.
Hill, who will be making his second
appearance in the East as a profess
sional, came this way in 1887 after
blasting out victories over present
heavyweight contender Lou Nova.
Bob Nestelle and Chuck Crowell to
win the California Golden Glove
championship.
Coming out Of the New York prize
ring, where In less than two years of
professional battling he has scored
Is knockouts in II fights, the hard
punching Comiskey will be in for
the most severe test of his profess
Sional career.
In his most recent appearance, a
slx-round preliminary on the Louis
Galento card, the Jersey battler
knocked out Jarl johnson, Swedish
importation, with one punch after 1
minute and Is seconds of the first
round.
Heavies in SemifinaI.
In the semiflnal, AL Hart. Wash
ngton Barracks Negro, will meet
JACK Rose, New York heavyweipht
Phil Fur. onetime wealter king of
the District, will face joey Spaneler
OF Richmond in another six-rounder
Buster Miller will battle Moe Sian.
ker Of Baltimore and AL Gilbert will
face Gunnar Eng of Sweden in four
FOUNDERS.
Evening star., 1939-10-15
Rockingham Results
By the Associated Press

- sNA~ nSSoSAatc0 1IcSS.
s.y..sso,a, FIRST RAeEmRurs. s ;,s. $500; claiming;
Circus Nisht Robart5 Rn5 30 20 !, an soo
9uestionable CWinn) esS0 13ssE
Tms ,facker' 800
wills Also Iran rann-Garniyal Time. General Hov.s,
MM,tshSSan M,d Hs u. sissakerry. Polly Girl and
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500: claiming;
CSania Packer 00 SSSoo 3'sn 3'sn
N131sntuck tBerser) ~ $50
Sir A;s su.sF eFss's.:, ssg.ss, sr.
ssinted Lina's Son and rony's Giri. 'o''
'Daily Double paid sIes. 60J
THIRD RAcE-pur,e. ssoo. .,.,r,,,.
rruri,ber May "' 44o $40 $50
Flushing tHarreiD o'o' No
NJ, Also ran =, Gay Jay Capt. Jame.
N'sh' Chase. lsleworth and Lourdes.
, FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500. eIaipinr
3,.rs 3S.yesr-oldS 3. Is and up; II. miles ''
Mentarun lBerger) 346 362
~9l's'sn 4lm:. = 'sqHl,h' sqs,Ih s4oo
p.Ailso Also I.n = Bsl!ystr.tiord, veil.t.r,
, FIFTH RAcE-Purse. 81 900; clairins.
S-yeaT,oids and up; 8 furlones.
Gay BaiSo tHarrelD $50 $50 500
Lady Flash tWinn) SsX
Time. :12es ~"
4 AiSe ranILittl. Rhody. sp.rklin. Eye,
and Cash O. Boy.
>, SIXTH RAcE-rhe General Green
M ahdirap, 1 n,1. purse $4,000; 3-year-oids and
Panoraseope MAY, a4.oo $50 $50
Napper Tandy Dickey) 500 q AZ
Mucho Gusto (McCombs) So6
Time, 1853. WV
Also rsn-Priendly Paul, Xavier, s,.z.
ing Heat Towrope, Weekly Stipend, Love.
day. Mldair and Warlaine
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81, 900; claim
Msrdromel (dIecoJ s.e6 s 4.sS 800
Reminding (Delpino> $50 3S9
Silver Trace tAllgaier) 4S0
Time. 2:37.
=, Also ran--Kievs Pennant, Stipulats
Ahriman, Prince Pharoah
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
4S 4aJSyear.olds and up; i 4. miles.
Wh0oper tRobart 1000 1000 $50
Hallles Play !HarrelD 14OO 500
Assist (Ashcroft 4s1
Time. 40.
Also ran--Harpen Belle. Spring Aw.y
Kindaeorn, Dark Prince. Ernie Manser and
Lady Brilliant.
Evening star., 1939-10-15
FarndaIe Shows Way
In Gold Cup Race
AT Rolling Rock
ProttIer, Motifs Entry,
Injuries Shoulder in
FoII in Classic
BY the Associated Press.

oy tHe hSSOClAteQ FfeSS.
LIGONIER, Pa, Oct. i4.-Emile
Pliers Farndale romped to victory
in the International Gold Cup Stee-
plechase classic today while the 9TH
er co-favorite, Prattler, fell with his
rider during the miles over brush.
The big fencer from the Pfizer
stables at Gladstone, N. j., covered
the distance in 5:54, with Richard
King Melons Toolbox, second, and
L. w. Robinson, jr.'s, Our Manager,
third.
Prattler, owned by Thomas l..
Mott OF Washington, went down with
T. Roby. The co-favorite, who
copped the Rolling Rock Hunt Club
Cup on the opening day of the
clubs two-day meet Wednesday. was
treated for q shoulder injury. Roby
was taken to a hospital for exam
ination.
Two Spills for Roby.
The first three horses automat-
ically qualified for the Grand Ma
tional at Aintree, England, next
March. Pfizer gained temporary
possession of the gold cup, donated
by Alphonso. former King of Spain.
and an added $1,000 cash. Pro-
ceeds from the ticket sale 60 to
charity.
1t was Roby's second spill of the
day. In the second race he fell
with Rhythmical. owned by J. Fred
Adams, Jr. j. V. H. Davis also came
a cropper IN the second event while
up on Cielo Siete Stables Golden
Reel.
The Mellon entry, Stag II, won the
second race, 2 miles over brush, in
All. G. H. Bostwick's Long Shot
trailed for second, and D. B. Bar
rows Quakerstreet was third.
Mrs. l.. E. Stoddard's Straw Boss
took the first race, the Haywood
Trailing in the unexciting II, miles
over the hurdles were Mrs. Reein-
land Sinclaire's Motion and Mel
Ions Bulveta. The time was 2:341t.
Star Mixer Scores Upset.
The third race, the Laurel Ridge
Handicap, a mile and half on the
fiat, provided an upset, with N. S.
Cava's Star Mixer nosing out the
faVorlte, Old Dom. owned by Mrs,
Slnclaire. G. A. Laing's Lynx Eve
was third. The winners time was
2:31ss.
Mrs. Albert j. Davis Golden Tow
er won the fifth race, 3 miles over
timber, in 6:3lls. Theresa Schey's
Terry's Winner was second and
Cielo Siete Stables Ixion third.
Nipponese, owned by Mrs. ], F.
Byers. sr., barely nosed out Bosopi.
second, and Broom Topper, third. to
win the first section of the eighth
race.
King John II took the second
section, with Welsh Lad and Jacam
finishing in that order. The time
was 1877.
Evening star., 1939-10-15
Laurel Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claiming
s-year-olds: l |, miles. 900 ..o .,o
Our Laddie Stevenson, 15.4o 10 60 60
Sir Khayyam Mattlsonl o3o
Also rsn-,yy x Pinstas .s lyas ns rnR Bea9on 60,
Dlnamita and Soaring High.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $1,000: the
Your Chance Mover, 400 $50 S550 90
Doiisrville RYAN 800
Also ahst'e' ran.Elrht Rolls, Big Flash, Bold
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claiming.
s-sesr,olds, and o1as, up: tqrl0nEs ,% 80 40
Prairie Dog tKurtsinger5 1920 5,2o
Robespierre tMartinl 12'4o
Also Also Esn-Mr, GEunay; Paddy; sss,s,. Teddy y,
Patio Rissa' 1ndomnitaoie' zos'era' A@s'
DAILY Double paid S33.7o)
FOURTH RACE-Purse. S. 600 added
the Maryland Futurity; 2-year -olds' fur-
acharamore ,stsyenson steven $50 t."S t."S s.sS s.s9
Warmth ,KurtsinseD -'oo
Aime' Also rian|AlDaca, ALPACA Paradise Girl and
" aJ Wy ". 7. Martin entry,
FIFTH RAcE-rhe Laurel purse,
s. 500, for all ages; ] mlie e,
Sun Egret tShelhamer $40 3bV 2.aU
Nedayr tGllbertl o9o 3'SVV
Lady Maryland tRooertson) o.oo
Time, 1876. ,u
Also ran-Montsin, Blind Eagle. War
Minstrel Rough Time. Codion.
Mrs E. Denemark entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Bowling Brook
Handicap purse $1,000; 3-year-olds and
upward, furlongs. 80 90,
Bebue (SteVenSon) 14.3o n1u 3.ooo
Drudgery (Hauer) 6.2o :5'11o
Bill FarnsWorth tWallace) %.4o
Also ran-c No Competition, Noun
tain Ridge. Lucky Omen, Joe SchencK.
Milky Way Farms entry
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
.ns: 3-year-olds and up: IA miles;
Foxster tFriedmanl 11.s0 go ,3-SSnn
Charming Herod POLK LOU 12'on ,n
Bounding Count Dupps) ~
Also ran-Count Tetrarch, Count, Maui
rice, Hose, High Tension. Balapin and some
Boy.
Evening star., 1939-10-15
Win Of $500 Event
Is Fourth in Row
For A. C. Ace
SheIhumer Rides Mount
Home EosiIy; Nedoyr
Saves Place Money
BY the Associated Press.

LAUREL, Md, Oct. 14-The A.
G. G. Stables Sun Egret continued
his parade through the Maryland
Stakes by adding the Laurel mile, a
$500 event, to his list to make 1t
-four straight victories.
Taking command at the first
hngle of the starters bell and be-
Ing eased along at the finish by
Jockey Al Shelhamer, Sun Egret
added $7,125 to his earnings and
left far in the rear the best milers
on the grounds.
A. G.. Vanderbilt's Nedayr got up
In the final strides to win second
, money in photograph with Gus
tave Rings Lady Maryland. Four
others were scattered along the
stretch as the pay-off positions were
decided.
Sun Egret Never in Danger.
The crowd of $4,000 installed Sun
Egret the favorite and the son of
Sun Briar and Polly Egret did not
give his hackers one anxious mo-
ment. Rough Time. j. Y. Christ
mas fast sprinter, tried to run with
Sun Egret going to the clubhouse
turn, but the ultimate winner beat
him at his own game, drawing out.
Rough Time continued to hold
position some two lengths off the
ffont runner to the far turn, but
there he began to fade as did Mont
sin another forward horse.
From the far reaches of the field
came Nedayr and Lady Maryland.
They were forced to 60 wide to
make their move around firing
horses. But they had no chance of
cutting down the flying Sun Egret.
Sixth Win in IA Starts.
In fact, Shelhamer with a five
length lead in midstretch looked
back and then began taking in on
his mount.
Sun Egret ran the mile in 1878,
four -fifths over the record of 1877
set last year when Jacola, carrying
1o2 pounds. defeated Sea Biscuit.
Sun Egret carried 118 pounds.
The A. c. c. Stable star brought
his winnings for the year to S24,615
and made it six victories in IA
starts.
Evening star., 1939-10-15
$40, 900 American Derby
To Be Run Next Year

BY the Associated Press,
CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-Washington
Park Jackey Club announced that
the $4,000 American Derby def
nitely will be run next year after
q three-year lapse.
Officials of the track reminded
turfsmen that the entry deadline for
the Derby as well as the $40. 900
Fururity was midnight October 16.
Date Of the Derby has been tenta-
lively set as the last Saturday of the
Washington meet next summer,
Evening star., 1939-10-15
Dartmouth Boots Beat
Navy in REGATTA

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, Oct. 14.-The
Dartmouth Boat Club defeated Navy
small boat sailors today, 45-37, by
running up q winning margin on
second and third place points.
Nunnacher led the Dartmouth
scoring by taking two of the four
dinghy races. Lemos also took two
f1rsts for Navy, but Dartmouth did
better as runner-up in the events.
Evening star., 1939-10-15
Terp Horriers Defect
Cavaliers, Generals

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Oct.
"A H).-Maryland today won q tri-
angular cross-country meet with
Virginia and Washington and Lee.
The Terrapins had 81 points to
Al for Virginia and 48 for WASH
1ngton and Lee.
The low score wins.
Evening star., 1939-10-15
Rockingham (Fast)

BY the Associated Press.
baron Lynn, Many Moons, Wise
Counsel
2Pirata, Mountain Echo, Mag
netiSm.
3-Advancer, Maize, Full O. Run.
4-Vignette, Laurana Lyon, PanJab.
5-Eli Yale, Good Omen, Raceaway.
6-Steady Don, Ball O. Fire, Re-
markable.
OZARK, Sir Reg, Out of Fire.
8-Gold Fin, Jacopobelle, Peachypie.
Sub-Viajero, Credence, Crossover.
Best bet-Vignette.
Evening star., 1939-10-15
Jamaica Results
BY tie Associated Press.

By tie Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse $1,000; maiden
2-year-old fillies; 5la furlonss.
Boola Brook ,stout' 81 s-s 3-5
Sailor Miss tAdamsl 3-5 IA
Magic Charm IS. Renick) FL
Also ran-Llavin. Merry onis, Top Tier.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, 1000; claim
K,n,os: 1nE s.year,ods enot,sE, and up Ii; miles
Billy Van Nuys tMeade> As 2-5
% fine I:47.' L. '0hhS0h'
Also ranLcerisse, III; Miauslon. Step
Mon RsSe .aa s'F Ply M.'Gn
THIRD naE.! RAcrm1h. zod ,s w.T psnn.nt A.nd
!SsiSnfs Wase Robin Meade, 81 SIS 40
Cockerel tAnderson) as
Also r.n..Rri.ht Tr.c. Rapid Way,
On and eh
Stakes; purse, $4,000 ADDED; NcTa Claiming: -e g.
Chip In M James, 1 ' T 1s-5 as a-5
One Jest MEADE, 2-I ii
Fair Stein tDeerinD S-5
Also ran@John.s Heir. Bootless Wood.
berry. Gino Rex, Royal Sortie. Tedium and
Bourbon King.
FIFTH RACE-The InterborouRh Handi-
cap; purse, $50 added; 3-year-olds and
up: & furlongs
Speed to Spare tJames) 81 81 S-S
a Don Mike tBalaskD IL 2-5
War Dog (Meadel 6-5
Time, 1.12as.
Also ran Preceptor. II. Our Mat,
Ariel Toy Thellusson and Chaps.
aBinslin Stock Farm entry.
SIXTH RACE-The KIM Cobalt Handi-
cap; purse. $1,000 added; Class c, s.
year-olds and UP: II. miles.
Journey On Haas 34 As Ia
Strabo Wright 81 IL
Get OF ,Meade) out
Time. TAT.
Also ran-oiimpo. Bernard r. and
Pretty Pet.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing 3-year -olds and up: !. miles.
Watersplash fDotter) 1873 6-5 1-2
White Hot Games 3-3 IA
Whichawsy tMeadeD IL
Time, 49,.
Also ran-Slave Charm, Kievex and
Baby Talk
Evening star., 1939-10-15
Welsh, johnson in Final
At Edqemoor Net

Barney Welsh defeated Alphonso
Smith, 90, 6-3, to gain the final
of the Edgemoor Club annual tennis
championship at Edgemoor yester-
DAY.
He will play Davy johnson in the
title round at 2 pm. today. john
sen beat Dick Murphy, +6, 6E3.
6t3, In the lower bracket.
Evening star., 1939-10-15
Jamaica.

BY the Louisville Times
1-Wise Ally, Dark Rapture, Circus.
@Chronology, Epical, Pehamis.
3-Ship Biscuit, Blind Impulse,
Brookmeade entry.
bold Turk, Postage Due, Soigne.
5-Rodin, Roman Hero, Bashi Ba-
Zouk.
6-Memory Book, Misrule, Broad
Vision.
She Did, Sting Ray, Calenquest.
Best bet-Memory Book.
Evening star., 1939-10-15
Tulsa Field Goal Nips
Oklohomo Aes, 81
BY the Associated Press.

TULSA, Okla, Oct. 1.-THE
University of Tulsa. co-champions
OF the Missouri Valley Conference,
lost to z today to the underesti-
mated Oklahoma A. and M. cowboys.
1t was the first Aggie victory over
the Tulsans In six years.
A place kick from the Is gave the
Aggies the winning points. Pete
Rivers booted the field goal.
Evening star., 1939-10-15
SpOrtsmans Park.

SpOrtsmans Park.
BY the Chicago Daily News.
1-Woof, Grand Waters. Tomye.
2-Earlsboro, Maurice K, Patsy Su-
preme.
3-Honored Miss, Moonish. Ell Juez
4-Getalong, Little Hig, Royal
Countess.
5-Kenyon c., Dusky Prince, March,
ing Feet.
6-Grandmas Boy, Eddie Gardner,
OnyourWay.
7-Crack Boy, Bay Memor, Swap
8-Carl B., Batting Eye, Muscle In.
Sub-Epernay, Rafter, Shelby King.
Best bet-Carl B.
Evening star., 1939-10-15
EIG HTH RACE BLACK
BREAD, MOON HARVEST,
BROOMORIA,

BLACK BREAD has shown i'm
provement In every one of her re-
cent trips postward. MOON HAIR
VEST won for Bedweu the other
day and might repeat. BROOM
ORlA has early foot.
Evening star., 1939-10-15
FOURTH RACE-ISAROMA,
ON LOCATION, COURT
DANCE

ISAROMA turned in q miser-
able performance In his first at
Laurel but his previous New York
form says he should be returned
the victor. ON LOCATION has
Evening star., 1939-10-15
Rockingham.

BY the Louisville Times
1-Wise Counsel, Baron Lynn
Stavka.
2-Nutty, Pirata, Mllltea.
3-Bored, Fast One, Journalist
4-Malayan, Panjab, Wild Mute.
5-Eli Yale, Sir Quest, Fast Express.
6-Woodsia, Gurkha, Steady Don.
7-Sir Reg, Great Blaze, Dian
8-Gold Fin, Jacopobelle, Pomplit.
9-Maestrung, Viajero, Crossover.
Best bet-Malayan.
Sportsmans Park Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
Smith David, Doc Oster, Baldy.
2-Earlsboro, Irish Soap, Eight and
Six.
3-Flashing Thru, Ell Juez, Velvet
Mask.
Little Hig, Getalong, Goshen
5-Kenyon c., Arcadian, Dusky
Prince.
6-Hilton. Low Cuts. Eddie Gardner.
Swap, Dandy Jay, Crack Boy.
8-Batting Eye, Seth Polante, Penn
list.
9-Epernay, Sweepogan, Jackknife.
Best bet-kenyon c.
Evening star., 1939-10-15
Consensus at Jamaica Fast,

Consensus at Jamaica (FaSU.
By the Associated Press.
1-Wise Ally, Erect, Circus.
2-Chronology, Pehamis, Epical.
3-Strength, Ship Biscuit, In Charge.
4-Soigne, Postage Due, Stones
Landing
5-Roman Hero, Bashi Bazouk, Tib-
erluS.
6-Misrule, Weary Flower, Memory
Book.
7-She Did, City Judge, Sting Ray.
Best bet-Roman Hero.
Evening star., 1939-10-15

Clear and fast.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1939-10-15
SIXTH RACE-BIRCH ROD.
UP THE CREEK, BASS
SEVENTH RACE-AIRACUDA.
SANTIAGO. LOTTERY

A1RACUDA scored two clever
wins at Saratoga and the Supre-
mus miss has worked very swift
" since arriving at Laurel.
Finished second the other after
noon. SANTIAGO just missed in
her last at the 'Graw. LOTTERY
Is fast, fit and consistent.
Evening star., 1939-10-15
Ee Continues Its Parade Through Maryland Stakes in Lama Mile
Racing Selections
For Tomorrow
Laurel Consensus (Fast).

Laurel Consensus Fast.
BY the Associated Press.
1-Granicus, Sack, Madam Capet.
2-Coxswain, Scurry Along, Autumn
Quest.
3-Billionaire, Cobe, Cleaning Time.
+Isaroma, Sammie, Court Dance.
@Fairy Chant, Summer Time, Dis
corning.
6-Birch Rod, Bradley entry, Teddy's
Girl.
7-Fictitious, Airacuda, Giles
County.
8-Moon Harvest, Conville, Trostar.
Best bet-Fairy Chant.
Laurel,
BY the Louisville Times
Sack, Little Long, Spout Run.
2-No selections.
3-RoSe Pillar, Jackfull, Billionaire.
4Isaroma, Court Dance, On Lo-
cation.
5-Dewy Dawn, Winter Sea, Sum-
mer Time.
6-Widener entry, SportsWriter, Big
Pebble.
7-BraXton, Giles County, Shambles.
8-Broomoria, Moon Harvest. Chase
Him.
Best bet-Sack.
Evening star., 1939-10-15
THIRD RACE-BILLIONAIRE.
CLEANING TIME, AR
CELIA,

BILLIONAIRE disappointed in
his last but his clever Narragan-
sett form says he has q bit of an
edge over this sort. CLEANING
TINE has been winning with re-
gularity. ARGELLA is the Sleep
er,
Evening star., 1939-10-15
FIRST RACE MAECHANCE,
PORT WALES, MADAM
CAPET.

MAECHANCE copped his last
at Havre de Grace, trimming
much the same sort of opposition
he encounters tomorrow. Ap-
pears q repeater. PORT WALES
will improve on his last bad try.
MADAM CAPET is consistent
and ready.
Evening star., 1939-10-15
NINTH RACE-Substitute; purse. 800.
aiming; 3-year-olds up; 8 furlongs
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Laurel
BEST BET-BILLIONAIRE

an excellent chance. COURT
DANCE is At.