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Evening star., 1939-11-05
Empire City Results
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
md,dss TdRsT RAcEMPurse 81 900; claiming:
Dismister tWestrope) az
shewin, White Hope. YUKON % rrai aii gSts:mi Sri.St
SECOND RAcE-purse $1,000. c,.,u
Ing: s.year-olds and up: mile and 70 yards
%as1s5fia %s3sis5issh HSsSssp 5Ssssss, Il 81 81
Ai;s ran.d Mintson, Time Passes Micb,.
Finished third but disqualified re@A'
THIRD RAcE-Autumn Day Stakes;
purse purse; $1,000 added; 2-year-old fillies; 8
S3ssl%'!s s{a,SIpitWs s%sIi World !Arssre, e-s a.s IL
6IorlSas On st.s. TIM 1%1,sS,e S%estrope' rs 5-5
Time. mex :os5ss. o@s5sn'' s-5
Also r.n.-grisht Trace. Tradition. K.si-
FOURTH RAcE-Kins Saxon H.nd,c.n.
purse; 81 200 added; 3-year-oIds ana up;
BLY, 81: S.fssfs sss 'sss|s., s;%sS:,u ''' ii SSS
4 Aise ranE.sturdy Duke. Deep End. roso
FIFTH RACE - Yorktown Handicap;
purse $1,000: 3-year-olds and up: X
Third Degree tArcaro) 4.b Ia nit
Don Mike (BalaskD S.S I.I
Thapksgiving (Anderson) AZ
Time, 1919
Also ran-Gridiron. No Sir. conde Rico
and Strabo.
8, SIXTH hoc ,dS.S kAGSIE,odus dHandis.p pur;s
and 20 yards.
Pretty Pet Up. Roberts) 2O.1 S.l ii
Shadows Pass Is. Renick) I'll III
T. M. Dorsett (Castille) IL
Time, .43ls.
Also ran-Exploded Rodin Shoeless Joe.
Anthology, Barfy and Stands Alone.
SEVENTH HAcE-.Purse:. 81. 900. claim
;ns P;tsi 3yeaG1odf: 9notf:r ana se; nile .nd 20
Texas Rose (Schmidl1 Ill III
Play Gold (Caharella) 81
Time, LASS.
Also ran-Piay 1y Play. Harsram, Qay
Troubador. Esress Ruth LsrneF. jsck III
and Depthbomb.
Z I. Nieie and Mrs. n. l. Tucker entry.
Evening star., 1939-11-05
Sun Egret's Winning
Streak Broken by
U-Boat in Upset
BY the Associated Press.

PAWTUCKET, r. l., Nov. 4.-1n
a startling upset which saw A. C.
Compton's heavily backed Sun Egret
finish 10th in a field of II, r. A.
Coward's U-Boat captured the IS 900
added Worcester Handicap by a
head at Narragansett Park today
only six weeks after the New Orleans
raNcher claimed her for $1,000.
Lightly weighted by the handi-
capper and lightly played by the
crowd Of $4,000. U-Boat covered the
furlongs in 1:104s. only three-fifths
OF a second slower than the track
record. .,.r 81 -r.. s.sa. ... ;.
w. F. Mannagh's Liberty Flight
was second, finishing two and a
half lengths in front of Harvey
Enger's Zoic, which had a head on
Paul Kelley's Float Away.
U-Boat earned $4,730 for her
owner.
The sprint marked the first down.
fall in five starts for Sun Egret,
which started at 21z to /. The
Compton colt won four in a row
in Maryland before he was shipped
here.
Jockey w. l.. Taylor, completing
a triple on the stakes winner. had
U-Boat out of the gate ahead of
the rest and kept her there to the
end, although losing some ground
when the Man-O-War flly went
wide coming into the turn.
B. P. Woodson's Leading Article
was closest to her for a time down
the back stretch but soon tired, and
zolc and Liberty Light moved up
following the pacesetter. Sun Egret
never was better than eighth and
dropped back steadily at the far
turn.
AS U-Boat went wide rounding
for home, Maurice Berger drove Lib
erty Flight through on the rail, cas-
lily passed Zoic and went on to bat
tie U-Boat for the victory, The
latter lasted to win.
Float Away ran steadily in the
first flight and barely was beaten
for third. L. j. Marks Many Stines
second choice, and Yancey Christ
mas Rough Time, the third choice
ran seventh and sixth respectively
Evening star., 1939-11-05
Sportsmun's Park Results
Ey the Associated Press

6y the ASxCCldleO fIeSS.
FIRST RAcFru:se .ea na ,,Ions: 800 el.imins
Myrna (Balducci> 1880 $50 4.e0
star Bess (Roberts) 4.6O 420
| Doit fHenSnn) $40
Time, :303..
Also ran-Grey Lassie. Charming Sir,
Falermian Henrierva. Jackemma, Whip
a-yearsoids and up; furlenss. ...
s:s;!: sis; E; =; $;s iS;$ $;:.
Il M;s ranMMl., o;s r. Reye,ls p.!s.k ls k; Paint
o1D Dali, iS double SH.H paid % ses. s"'' ana ''''
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $780,: claiming;
I.'f if'Hl2'ss Hssfs KeiDes f ana 1s4o g. ?so $50
bsrssin Hunter 1Bodiou) 4.2O 3.2o
Also '' rsnCRolline Heels. reperwine.
Blossom Queen; Ys Miss NIAGARA onasirl'
FOURTH RAcE-Purse 5000: claiming;
3-year-old. and up: 6h furlonEs.
MSnon s.'no,, 1sa 1H!,nae .sed'ou' 1leo st4o a2S
Miii Tim.' S:lfo i:ess,' :tGve' $40
hssp, Sssd sss
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 5000; allowances:
2-year r-olds; Z furlonzs.
Entire Nous (Tackett 220O $40 $40
Black Time fBalduecD 40 $40
Maurice fRobert0 1910
Also ran@My Mommy. Mishty Fine. Lit
tie Abner. Peck's Bad Boy. Gal sallie. Can
tata and Wing Myth.
SIXTH RACE-Purse $500: claiming;
3-year-olda and up: IL miles. -
Geolo9ist "a. Richard $40 $50
Hustle Along (Elam) 40
Also ran-oueen Regnant Tipinn. Bud
Smith, Lady Emison. Supreme KISS Tom
my's Luck and Chauvenet.
sEvENrH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
,nE 5;yfrTie,das; ' Sa;oa and uD: miIes 4oo go
IT|s.' IT|s.s. i:sMh.r.n s;s.Nh Queen. s,,.e.u...
ss.s; sssRIiS a. :s .as s'i n.s as
w'pP':ii sP,:iid.
I1oHTH KACE-Pu!se, $500: claimins:
3-year -clds and up: 1h mtlss
s;;:; Mt. sss:': IL; IL s|;s::ss, |:ssl, s$ :$
Time. 1:B1a
Gfimson. Honey 1on. ouiek. 1ttD and
oArdihRe.
Evening star., 1939-11-05
Chevy Chase, Capital
Dogs Get Firsts in
Fauquier Finals
Special Dispa tch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WARRENTON, Va, Nov. A.
Betsy Of Carodoc, setter bitch be-
longing to w. J. Harper. Chevy
Chase, Nd, won the derby in an
nual Fauquier Field Trials Asso-
citation test at Warrenton.
The bitch placed second In
female setter class In the bench
show held last night. Skipper Of
Carodoc, another Harper entry,
placed second in male settlers.
Airman's Str Jack. liver and white
pointer, g years old, owned by G. O.
Champion, Washington, D. c., won
the male pointer event In the bench
show and was judged the champion
Of the show.
6hipmates Annie Oakley, pointer
bitch owned by Kasco Mills, Toledo,
Ohio, won all-age stakes.
Fifty dogs were entered from sew.
eral states.
Evening star., 1939-11-05
First Hunt at Warrenton
Attracts Large Crowd
Special Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WARRENTON, Va, Nov. 4.-The
Warrenton hunt officially opened
tooay with the meet at North Wales
Club Waco
While the first snow of the sea-
son was gently falling. several hun
oreo sport lovers from all over the
country gathered at the famous
cluo TO see the field of rs riders
move off.
owing to the illness of the master
OF 1ox hounds, Amory S. Carhart
T. Kenneth jenkins acted.
After the hunt Mrs. Carhart on.
tertained at breakfast
Evening star., 1939-11-05
Norrogonsett Results
BY the Associated Press.

FIRST. .RAcE-Pufse. 81 900: claiming:
,-year-olds and un; 8 furlonss.
Miss Miss Monoa ;Taylor' 1880 $50 500
Farrell tPrehm, 1900
~. Also a1.7{. Isn1Gr.sdsem. , Lssom , +:d Gas.
terity. Maebeau and Hunting Home.
SECOND RACE-Purse., $1,000; allow.
ences: S-year-ol furlonss.
6es1o.ons 6eimos 'Ro,tS9 ,s99S'ro $40 re 2a6 g
McIest tMccombs) $50
ys as CA. c9:sp 4:sp e.: s.vs4 an; ssse
Daiiy Double paid s24.so5
THIRD RAcE-pur.e. s1,1oo; e,.imin.
3-year-olds; 8 iurlonss Chute. -
ssaT Of Padula sHarrelD lilo 4st
Also ran-Graustark. Neon Light. swins.
step. Donna Lopez and Cyrus p.
ances; 3-year-olds and up; mile and &c
Napier Tanay cDickey, 40 s.ssoo s.ss(
Midair CHarrelD 4.1t
Also % ran-Bob's Boys. At Play. Panora.
FIFTH RACE - Worcester Handicap:
purse. $4,000 added: 3-year-olds and up;
furlongs.
gsst; r:As .H:{A'9'a ser.sr, $3.50 1888 'Ss M
Zoc tHarreln $40
Time, 1:1O4s.
Also ran-Sun ERret, Rough Time. Many
Stings, Leading Article, Clodion. Capt. Cal.
Floataway and Gay Balko.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 LOO: claiming
3year-olds and up; 6 furlongs (chute).
Gold Mesh wv. Taylor) 21.60 go $40
Taken (McCombs) ESQ 40
Rippler (Dickey) 11.SC
Also ran-Hittie. Big Fish. Libertys Love
Delta Dan. Weepor. Red Tree, Eauerry
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim.
ing: :s-year -olds and up: a miles.
Helen's Lad tTaylor) go 40 4.OC
| Old Maid tMcRoberts) $50 41(
Must Be fMcCombs) 71(
Time o.33as
Also ran-Registerite. Blade Edge. Court
Even UP Little Banner Mardromel BY,
Bye Mary, Fiat Rock ard Conrad Mann.
EIGHTH RACB-Purse. 81 900: claiming
| 3-year-olds and up; mile and 70 yards
| Flcrian II (Berger) 40 $40 Az
| Offender tPacker $40 3.S(
Flushing (Wells) 4.6(
Time. :44+s
Also ran-Out Of Fire. Sure Swift Gross
Over Wulfstan. Principessa. Dancing Cloud
Nemont, Sir Reg and Camaraderie.
Evening star., 1939-11-05
Downstairs Locker Boys
Win Kenwood Match

Kenwood Golf and Country Clubs
downstairs locker room gang licked
the boys from the upstairs tier Of
lockers and last night the down.
stairs boys gloated as they dined at
the expense of their rivals. The
downstairs victors were captained
by DR.. E. B. Frank. r. E. Joyce
headed the upstairs boys.
A handicap tourney was held in
conjunction with the team match.
Winners were: NJ P. Candy, 75-9-
66; w. H. Clampitt. 80-1a-67; John
o. Bergenn. 72-2-70; DR.. j. c.
Thurston, 81-11-7O.
Evening star., 1939-11-05
Rough Pass Puts Up
Fight, but Bows by
-Four Lengths
Bradley Star BoIsters
Derby Stock With 9th
Straight Victory
By the Associated Press.

=
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-Bimelech
added another lustrous star to his
2-year-old crown today with a bril-
liant performance that proved he
has all the heart required for a colt
that seems destined for greater
glory in the Kentucky Derby.
The juvenile champion, sporting
the white and green racing coiprs
Of Col. E. R. Bradley, thrilled q
crowd Of 10000 by romping away
to a clean-cut triumph in the SIS. 900
added Pimlico Futurity for his sixth
victory in a row.
1t was the first time Bimelech
had been asked to go l 1i16 miles
and he responded by stepping the
distance in 1:451s, 11s seconds off
the track record.
"Cinderella" Horse Second.
Yancey Christmas MARYLAND
foaled Rough Pass, a bargain beauty
bought for $275 last year and the
"Clnderella' horse in the field of
seven juveniles, challenged Bimelech
Tor all he was worth but was outrun
by four lengths in the homestretch
to finish second.
Mrs. Parker Corning's Straight
Lead. the early pace-setter, finished
third, four lengths behind Rough
Pass, and six lengths ahead of Chris
tlana Stables Miss Ferdinand. Trail
ing in order were Wheatley Stables
Merry Knight, Belair studs Fenelon
and Manhasset Stables Call to
Colors.
The victory stamped Bimelech as
the likely winter-book favorite for
the next Kentucky Derby and the
winners purse of $33,230 ran his
seasons winnings to $l35 O9O-one
of the best money-earning records
compiled by juvenile in recent
years. He now wears the triple
coronet'-the first to win the Pim-
1ico Futurity, the Belmont Futurity
and Hopeful Stakes.
Has Lot in Reserve.
Jockey F. A. Smith, who has rid
den Bimelech in all his half-dozen
triumphs, steadied his mount along
Just of Straight Leads pace and
took him to the front without effort
when he made his move at the
three-quarters pole.
Rough Pass, running under inter-
mlttent urging by Jockey GEORGE
Woolf, came from far back with a
great rush and made a bold move
to catch Bimelech in the home
stretch. But the Kentucky color
oearer was not to be denied and
ne opened up a long lead to win
with speed in reserve.
Blmelech paid $3.50, $3.50 and
1920 for So mutuels tickets. ROUGH
Pass returned s3.1o and $3.50 and
Straight Lead. $2.7O. AS Bimelech
was brought back to the winners
circle where Bradley received the
silver trophy, this shout went un
from the crowd:
ON to the Kentucky Derby!"
Evening star., 1939-11-05
PimIico Results

FIRST ,RACE-Purse.. $1,000: claiming:
3-year-olds and up: furlongs.
Tin Tin Devil !JameS be.7o 2l,lo 1l.5o
Ghost Flyer .seabo) 400
r,ids A;s sssT Modern I'd Afs
Chancer. Hi Blaze and Happy Knot.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim.
Ing: l,. 3-year-olds and up; 1 mile and 20
EHs:!!,ss' Hs:s,sss iEs %ss..,.sa, 1880 ssSs ss sss
Manamaid FRIEDMAN 1880
Also ran-Room Service. Lady INFINITE,
Orchids Next, Star Lima and Light Chatter
DAILY Double paid S363.700
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000: .teep,e-
chase: 4-year-olds and up: miles.
etsxs eossxsn STody w.ts 4so 1858 So sc
Spinach (Penrod) 800
Also e ran--1tsamaid. 1nshore. Hop and
Lone Gallant.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 1000; 2.year-
olds: mile and 10 yards.
ss siroscc "a ,RspIeh, mic =, 1880 $ $50 80 ;so 60
Tactician James, 4.6O
Time, 1:45zs
eo5ss AsG sun pn Ruduls Msnd ssss 9sssn s; A
Pass BY and Limitation.
FIFTH RACE-Walbrook Handicap;
purse. $1,000; 3year-olds and UP; fur
longs.
Airf,ame tJames) $40 4.2O $50
Roar tPetersl $50 4 90
Our FINK. Ke'inSm 5oSa., ''ohns0n' $40
Also ran--Last Message. Mountain
Ridge Irish Setter. Toddle On Legal Light.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 added:
Plmlico Futur!ty: 2-year-olds; !. miles.
Bimeech (Smith) $50 $50 220
Rough Pass tWoolfl 80 $50
Straight Lead (Nash) 2.7O
Time. 1:45h.
Also ran-a Merry Knight Miss Ferdi-
Wheatley Stable-Belair Stud entry.
SEVENTH RACE--Purse. 81 900; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; "a miles.
Kinross tJames> $40 500 40
Dissembler (Cowleyl 1l.5O $50
Flyins Jack CFriedman) $50
Time. 1:542s.
Also ran-1n Memory. Count Tetrarch,
Seed Alssng.. Tansanyika. Connie Plaut
and Winning Mark.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 200; claiming;
3-year-olds and up: I. miles.
Charlotte Girl IT, A. smith, $50 800 $50
Tedium g. stoutl 1000 $50
Roval Business &C. Martini 4.6O
Also rsn-syracuse. Kenty, scrooge. Up
stream Grandeyer aud TranSmitter.
Evening star., 1939-11-05
meeh Bags Pico Fuy Score First Sweep Juvenile Classics
Racing Selections
For omorroW

| BY the Louisville Times.
Pimlico (Fast).
Miss Gino, Gay American, Poker
Dice.
mi Jock, Arch Hero, Watei
Cracker.
3-No selections.
4Colosseum, Annie Alone, Quatre-
dom.
tDr. Whinny, Ace Call, sherron
Ann.
Clash, War Minstrel, Cravat.
7-Coursing, Braving Danger. Goe-
desian.
Bred Breast, Cisneros, Waugh Pop.
Best bet-Hash.
Pimlico Consensus Fast.
By the Associated Press.
l-Nilon, Drawstraws, Roseman.
2Mi Jock. Bright View, Old River.
3-Buck Langhorne, Meeting House,
Chuckatuck.
@Colosseum, Annie Alone, Sun
Patty.
@Dr. whinny, On Location, Court
Counsel.
6-Cravat, Hash, Masked General.
Fair Rock, Grand Marie. Flying
Centaur.
8-Cisneros, Flat Lance, Red Breast.
Best bet-Colosseum
Narragansett Fast.
BY the Louisville Times
Eli Yale, Glenbroom, Cania.
2-Donnagina, Bird Haven, Moon
Robber.
3-Dreel, Sand Cloud, High Finance.
4-Dust to Dust, Wakita, Royal Bit
5-Equistone, Sun Dodger, Uncle
Walter.
6-Mordecai, Holl Igame, Blue Fang.
Bow and Arrow, Flag Unfurled,
Butter Beans.
8-Blind Sage, Corum, Happy Tom.
9-Tiempo, Up and Up, Sun Crax.
Best bet-Dreel.
Narragansett East.
By the Associated Press.
Eli Yale, Glenbroom, Spitten-
image.
2-Donnagina, King Neptune, Head
Master.
3-Eye High, Dreel, Nashvillian.
4-Dust to Dust, Ellen H., Peachypie.
5-Equistone, Monida, The Fop.
-Mordecai, Hope Diamond, Jes-
tone.
Bow and Arrow, Devastator, Gold
Cross.
Sir Windsor, Exhibitor.
9 (Sub)-Up and Up, Blind Brook,
Our Teddy.
Best bet-Equistone.
Evening star., 1939-11-05
Jane Marshall Rides
Eagle 10 Triumph
In Horse Show
Captures Three Ribbons
In 6. W. Event; Reserve
Honors to Jeremiah

George Washington University's
homecoming horse show held yes
terday at the Equitation Field in
Rock Greek Park proved quite sue
cessful for all concerned but par
ticultrly gratifying to pretty Jane
Marshall and her mount, Eagle. They
won three ribbons and the cham-
pionship.
Despite overcast skies and later
rain, a good d-sized crowd was on hand
to witness the six classes, devoted to
students and graduates of the uni
versity. Reserve honors went to
Jeremiah, ridden by Stanley Jones.
Starting with the first event,
horsemanship class, Miss Marshall
and Eagle, owned by Russell's Rid
ing Stable, jumped into the lead for
the championship award by getting
the nod of Capt. James B. Quill of
Fort Myer, Va, who served as judge.
Clinch Title In Open Class.
Two classes later they picked up
more points by finishing fourth in
the pair class. Miss Marshall and
Eagle paired with Barbara Duke and
Kingf1sh in this number, which was
won by Stanley Jones on jeremiah
and Bob Lee on Diana.
The ultimate champions clinched
the title In the open saddle class,
last on the program, when they won
the blue from Mr.. Jones and Jere-
miah. Glamour Girl, which had
picked up two minor awards earlier,
took third. Glamour Girl was ridden
by Marie Taylor.
The open jumping class, which at
tracted Is entries, called for a T.
horse jump-off for first place be-
fore the ribbons were passed out.
Ginger, little bay mare ridden by
James Hollaway, was the last to
Jump in the extra round but her
clean performance took the blue.
Gold Star, ridden by DR.. Paul Rosen-
berg, placed second, one fault be-
hind and Ring Master, with Sam
Bogley in the saddle, third.
Comparative Newcomer Victor.
The student jumping event was
won by Evelyn Patrick on Cody and
the open-to-all hack and hunter
class went to Yankee Clipper, which
was ridden by Jane Wells, COM
parative newcomer to show ring
competition.
Summaries:
Horaemanship class-Won by Jane Mar
shall riding Eagle; second. Barbara Dukes
TtdinT Kingfsh; third, Ralph Jones. riding
Loro ia J1m; tourth' DR.. Paul Rosenberg. rid
Student jameing-won by Evelyn Pat
rick. riding Cody: second, Dick Schwartz
sdne cppef 'ha fouTth JAM sssDars Mss
- open to ,an-Won by Yankee Clipper.
5iiI 5!dden liz. y Dlsk sairstas:, third Glamour
stfs Bal ridden ode by ,Dr Or. @ Paul Rosenberg;
Stanley Jones. and Drama ridden by Bob
Lee; second; Glamour Girl. ridden by Marie
TAYLOR, and Lord Jim, ridden by Ralph
eeSer .na Eoand Girl Fdasn qdden by bS Sha5fs Ead
Hall: fourth. Kingnsh, ridden BY Barbara
Ou5es, 1es, ana 1n Eage, ridden by Jane Marshall.
den BY pr: PAU Rosenberg: third. Ring
Master. ridden BY Samuel @ Boeley: fourth
o osFemiah I'M H. ridden by Stanley Jones. Jump
Open saddle-,von by Eagle, ridden by
Sans ia Marshall: SECOND, Jeremiah. ridden
6sr 6s Stanley Ia Jones third Glamour Girl rid
mpionshipMWon by Eagle; reserve
champion. jeremiah.
Evening star., 1939-11-05
EIGHTH RACE-REDBREAST
THE THRUSH, DOROTHY

REDBREAST hasn't copped .
race this year, but the Chicle colt
has a smattering Of class and he
should be able to master to-
rows opposition. THE
THRUSH raced well at Laurel.
He rates stout consideration.
DOROTHY POMp has been Close
IN recent tries.
Evening star., 1939-11-05
Weight Makes Simon
Formidable Foe
For Gallagher
D. G. Veteran Must Rely
On lnfiehtine to Score
Tomorrow Night

Although weight-his own or the
party's of the second part-never
bothered Marty Gallagher in the
earlier stages Of his ring career,
the mellowing tavern operator gen.
timely is worried about the size Of
Abe Simon of New York, to be met
tomorrow night at Turner's Arena
The 10-round bout features q club
fight program.
Simon scales a meager 245 pounds
stripped for action, which would
give him a 33-pound advantage
over the 212-pound Gallagher and
this difference may have an impor-
tant bearing on the outcome Of the
argument. Gallager, accustomed to
bulling lighter men, mauling them
at close quarters and wearing down
their resistance by leaning on them,
now faces the problem of carrying
Simon's huge bulk without unneces-
sary waste Of energy.
Marty Won't Change Style.
Earlier in the week the baby
faced heavyweight renovated his
1900 style of action, shifting to more
open tactics. He tried standing of
and letting go with looping right
hands and tried to make better use
OF a left jab, but abandoned this
mode Of attack after three days of
serious effort. He simply couldn't
overcome the habits of a lifetime
within the cramped confines of one
week. Gallagher hasn't entirely
given up hope Of remaining aloof
from his titanic rival, but it appears
he'll have to rely chiefly on in
fighting.
Simon is no slouch at roughing it
up and pounding the mid-rif1, for
the big fellow can hold his own
with the best of them in this re-
spect and If Gallagher elects to fight
it out along this line it isn't i'm
probable the District lad will finish
bad second. Simon holds two
Knockout victories over Al Hart
both scored in the first round and
gained through infighting. He also
felled Roberto Roberti, George Mich
olson, Jack Torrance and Stanley
Ketchell by concentrating on the
mid-section.
Both End Training Today.
Gallagher's lone bout with a
bruiser Of Simon's proportions re-
suited in q 10-round victory. His
opponent was Ray Impellitiere, at
that time considered something OF
a ball Of fire and distinct champion
ship timber but the big Irishman
put the chill on his titular hopes at
the auditorium. Nor can his two
torrid battles with Tony Galento be
overlooked. He batted 500 in that
series and was visibly affected by
1.-TWO Tons" weight as well as his
demoralizing left hook.
Both fighters were scheduled tc
finish training this afternoon with
light workouts. Gallagher, looking
for the golden dollars . successful
comeback means, is in good condi-
ton, and the same goes for Simon
AS an added incentive for fast ac-
ton Promoter Goldie Ahearn has
promised the winner shot at Buddy
Baer within the next couple of
weeks. Baer is engaged in a Sue
cessful comeback and is working his
way East after piling up a string of
victories in the Midwest.
Tomorrow's. supporting card in
cludes Ra yIngram VS.. Billy Bullock
in Ground semiwindup that
smacks of excitement. round
ers include Al Gilbert VS.. Wild Man
Marino: Ell Brookman VS.. Mike Nc
Laughlin and Kid Norfolk VS.. Buddy
Holmes.
Evening star., 1939-11-05
(BEST BET-CRAVAT.)

FIRST RACE - SANTIAGO,
DRAWSTRAWS, NILON.
SANTIAGO has finished with
the leaders in all of her recent
outings and should leave the
ranks of the non-winners to-
morrow. DRAWSTRAWS is on
the improve. The Clock Tower
colt deserves consideration.
NILON will be right there.
SECOND RACE - MI JOCK,
BRIGHT VIEW, TOWN
PRINCE.
MI JOCK has displayed ex-
cellent form. Fast morning work.
outs indicate that this gelding is
due to enter the winners circle.
BRIGHT VIEW scored at Laurel
and at Havre de Grace. TOWN
PRINCE just missed in his last
outing.
THIRD RACE BUCK Lang
HORNE, CHUCKATUCK,
MEETING HOUSE.
BUCK LANGHORNE raced
well in his lone Laurel test. This
timber-topper appears to have
an edge on his opposition.
CHUCKATUCK can do better
than his last suggests. MEETING
HOUSE SCORED in his most
recent try.
FOURTH RACE-SUN PATTY,
FLYING JANE, COLOS.
scum.
SUN PATTY flashed keen speed
In her three Laurel attempts.
This Sun Briar filly should, b
able to whip the good band she
meets. FLYING JANE has won
two Of her three Maryland ef.
forts and she Is sure to threaten.
COLOSSEUM lee the short end.
Evening star., 1939-11-05
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Pimlico

: II I II 1VzKOE - D1Hs VV1IIAN4N :
SHERRON ANN, PRIN
GALE.
DIR. WHINNY has copped five
races since the major Maryland
season got under way. This son
of Jamestown should add this to
his string. SHERRON ANN has
been whipping everything in
sight out Chicago way. PRINCE
GALE has copped six of his last
seven.
Evening star., 1939-11-05
SIXTH RACE-CRAVAT, HASH,
Masked GENERAL

"AonED OE1> EnfAAs
CRAVAT was badly distanced
in the Pimlico Special, but
should snap out of it and lead
this band across the pay-of line.
HASH has developed into one Of
the top-flight 3-year-olds. He
will be close up all the way.
MASKED GENERAL is in peak
condition
Evening star., 1939-11-05
SEVENTH, RACE-COURSING,
FAIR ROCK, B BRAVING

COURSING has good recent
form to recommend his chances
and he appears in the proverbial
pink. FAIR ROCK, second In
her last three tests, is due to
visit the charmed circle. BRAV-
ING DANGER has been threat
.ening.
Evening star., 1939-11-05

< Apprentice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1939-11-05
By the Associated Press

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; claim.
Ing: 3.year-olds up; ] i. miles.