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Evening star., 1940-06-16
WHITE-1I MEN.

White 10 Play and Mate in Two.
H. F. Dixon resides in England
near the birthplace of the late Will
Shakespeare in Stratford on the
Avon. OF course, Shakespeare, who
touched and plumbed every emotion
of the human heart in his multiple
plays, knew chess. He mentions the
game in several, especially in THE
Tempest"
We own a replica in color of a
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Our Willie Noses Out
White Hot in $500
Ponfchartrain
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, June 15.-Our Willie
favorite at the Fair Grounds
track this season, nosed out White
Hot to capture the $500 Pontchar-
train Handicap today.
Our Willie rewarded his hackers
with $8.40, $4.40 and So. Cerise III
finished third.
Show Up, winner of his last two
starts here, went to the post as the
favorite and was unable to finish in
the money Of the mile and 70-yard
race for 3-year-oldk.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Strange Device PAGES
Betsy Ross All Way
Al Suffolk Downs
BY the Associated Press.

BOSTON, June l5-Taking the
lead out of the gate and holding it
throughout, Marshall Fields unbeat-
en- Strange Device scored an easy
four-length triumph before $1,000 at
Suffolk Downs today in the $4,000
added Betsy Ross Stakes of fur
longs for juvenile flllies.
The Dixiana Farms Night Glow
nosed out Rene A. Coward's Tidy
Whisk for the place. Another
length away in fourth place was
Hal Price Headleys Pelisse.
The purse was worth $5,130 TO the
winner, which paid 81, $3.50 and
$3.50 in the mutuels.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
MilIsdaIe Colt Packs
1A-Pound |mpost
To 2-Length Win
Pass Out Beats Cramps
For Place by Neck;
GoIIuhudion Fourth
By the Associated Press.


DELAWARE PARK, Del, June IS.
Turning on a burst of speed
through the last sixteenth, Mills
dale Stables Andy K raced to a
convincing victory here today in the
fourth running of the $4,000 added
Kent, richest stake of the current
meeting for 3-year-olds, exclusively.
Never worse than second, the
speedy son of Jack High and Alice
Foster, turned in the best effort of
his career to come to the judges two
lengths in the van of Brandon Sta
ble's Pass Out.
Pass Out Second by Neck.
1t was tight fight for the place
and Pass Outs margin over John
Hay Whitney's Cramps was a neck.
Mrs. Ethel V. Mars Kentucky Derby
winner, Gallahadion, was fourth, a
length to the rear of Cramps.
Andy K was the lightweight of
the Kent field and his victory was
all the more impressive because he
was forced to carry the heavy i'm
post of l24 pounds over the exacting
! 1-16-mile route. He negotiated the
distance over lightning fast track
IN las fiat, 2 AS seconds off the
track mark.
Andy KS Win Worth $1,000.
1t was the richest Kent running
to date and Andy KS score was
worth $1,000 to Anthony Pelleteri
and Melvin Emerich of New Orleans,
who own the Millsdale establish
ment. Top money in the Kent
boosted Andy KS winnings for his
3-year-old career to S24 1850.
The shirt-sleeved crowd of $4,000,
sweltering in humid atmosphere,
sent Joseph E. Wideners Roman
postward the Kent favorite, but he
collapsed at the head of the stretch
and beat only two horses. Andy K
was second choice and paid $3.50,
$50 and $3.50 across the board.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Mucho Gusto in Front
By Length and Half
Al Lincoln Fields
Withstonds Challenges
In Stretch to Take
la .SolIe Hondicop
BY the Associated Press.

D' eHe hSsocldlfu fIesS.
CHICAGO, June 15.-Kirby Ram
sey's 8-year-ol Mucho Gusto scored
length and half victory in the
900 added La Sale Handicap be-
fore 10000 at Lincoln Fields today.
The veteran withstood a stretch
bid by Yale O'Nine, while Shot Put
came from last place to nip Yale
O'Nine for second money. Mamie
O'Hara was fourth.
Winner of the Peabody Memorial
Handicap in his last start, Mucho
Gusto paid $9.40 $3.50 and $3.50.
Shot Puts prices were $3.50 and
s2.40, while Yale O'Nine paid $3.50
to show
Mucho Gusto, with Johnny Oros
aboard, ran the 3-16 miles over a
slow track in 2:0325
Evening star., 1940-06-16
FOURTH THRACE-NAVIGATION,
MOLASSES JULIA, MISS
PILGRIM

NAVIGATION won his last
outing with much speed in re-
serve and that try repeated
should land him in the circle.
MOLASSES JULIA is better than
generally thought and she may
Evening star., 1940-06-16
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Evening star., 1940-06-16
Andy KS Win Worth $1,000,
Delaware Park Results
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 LOCO: maiden
9year-olds: furlongs.
Iaatokaa Haas 500 $50 $50
Fair Hero tsmith $3.50 l34O
Here Again DriscolD so
Time, q: :5a2s
- Also ran--Andrew Palmer, Cavalier, Miss
Neptune, Primarily. Ball PLAYER, Gralatim,
Brisht Camp. High Name and Bleak
Heights.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 600: claim
snp5sme stIms tWss1e1 SPssq Peters $50 4loo &"
zostera (Mills) 34O
sun and Dizzy Dame
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $1,000; e-year-
sSn HHD rssush s1lD YasPs E.tsP 1920 sc ssc e"
Maezaca tDriscolD 1880
kee, Party. Mardi Grass, Nannykins and
cap; purse, $1,000: 3-year-olds and UP;
PolIy poly V! a. IN aMoc9mbs' Con $50 go sto g
Canterup tCafarellal $50
Also ran-Knight Tide, Legal Light.
Rellin and Thorn Apple.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, ST 900; claiming:
nsy yea5fqldE Of 1Haas1 and up; Lis me n4eo s,o
Solarium (De Camilhs) $50 $50
Eypocrite uvnchD 20
Time, LASS
Also ran-S Sketchbook and Buckins
SIXTH RACE-The Kent Handicap:
purse. $4,000 added: 3-yearolds: Is
miles
Andy K (Peters) SO $40 43n
Pass Out (Wagner) 600 500
Cramps u. Renck) 500
Time, As.
Also ran-Genl Manager, Dr. Bones,
Third Covey, Snow Ridge, Zayn, Straight
Lead, Roman. Gallahadon.
SEVENTH RACE--PurSe. 81 900; claim
tne. 4-year-oldS and up: Ia miles
Flat Lance peters, $50 4SO 40
CriuS lynch $50 3.10
White Sand tWholey) 4.30
Time, 524s.
Also ran-Bewitched Cuckoo Boston
Pal and Sneaky Henry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing: 4-year -ods and up. z miles:
Artist tAdarl 11.10 900 $50
West Sea iWholey) 4.lO $50
Bounding Count tPetersl $40
Time. 2:36i5.
Also ran-Smear Scoria, Breezins Along.
Brilliant One. Star Mixer, Mr.. Duncannon
and Mason B.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Ell G H TIL ACE BRIGHT
LIGHT, NEVER IDOL, DIAN,

BRIGHT LIGHT has finished
second in his last two efforts
and a bit of improvement should
land him the honors. NEVER
IDOL has been raced into shape
for a race of this sort. DIAN
is on the improve and he may
prove dangerous.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Golf Pro Tutors Teachers

Student and faculty buffers at the
University of Pittsburgh have been
learning how to break 100 in a golf
school. Lessons have been super
vised by Sam Parks, jr., former Ma
tioual Open champion.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
SECOND RACE MNEY
ROYAL, SAIL BY, SQUAWK-

ROMNEY ROYAL disappoint-
ed in his last after winning pre-
viously. We are going to ignore
the bad race as not being truly
run and give him the call. SAIL
BY has win at the meeting to
her credit. SQUAWKER is i'm
proving.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
@ &HE: : s @
BY PAUL MILLER, Jr.

certain activity
appointed hour gentlemen
at the place puncuay gentleman
polite ~"
without exception perfect audience nspecs
BOARD there
For months
Evening star., 1940-06-16
SEVENTH r E-WACHOO,
CLAIMING. CIYMENF

WACHOO won two nice efforts
IN New England just before Ship
ping to this point and he should
be able to take the important
money. CLAIMING has been
close up in all recent attempts.
CLYMENE has won twice at this
session.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Lincoln Fields (Heayy),

HITCVIII ItIUS VT1CdVyJs
By the Chicago Daily News.
1-Unquote, Valdina Lark, Gayelf.
2-Petard, Morrish, Jay Heart.
3-Easy Street, Surcouf, Paper Sun.
4-Dead Calm. Cato, Mighty Miss.
5-Welding, Mingling. Hurrigal
6-Young and Rogers entry, Bay
Carse. Predicate.
7-Lourdes, Bright Victory, Invit-
ing.
8-Chieck Rama, Rare Ben, Queenie.
Sub Race-Miss Curiosity, Distract
ible, Boston Sound.
Best Bet-Welding.
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FIRST ACE-WA TER
LIGHT, GAY PRANK,
SATIN RNVCE

WALTER LIGHT has raced
consistently and has finished
close behind some of the speediest
on the grounds. GAY PRANK
won her first local outing in ex-
cellent running time. SATIN
ROYCE and OSOFREE both are
dangerous.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
HELP MEN.

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R. l. ave. ne. or call Michigan 9749 . to
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ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER with one
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AUTOMOBILE BRUSH PAINTER carpen-
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AUTO MECHANIC, must be Al. Apply
Burrows Service. 1921 Wisconsin ave. NV.
AUTO SALESMAN with local used-car ex-
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Call Brossard Ma 1900.
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Evening star., 1940-06-16

Racing Selections
For Tomorrow
Aqueduct East.

Aqueduct East.
BY the Louisville Times.
Jack Twink, Shaun c., Classic
Beauty.
2-Even Up, Yomer, Spanish Dot.
3-Low Cuts, Silent Jim. Nijinsky.
NAVAL Reserve, Swing and Sway,
Par Avion.
5-Black Look, Early Settler, Search
o-Flying Duke, Two Ply, Ken's Pop
7-ESsjaytee, Repercussion, Court
Counsel.
Best Bet-Black Look,
Suffolk (FasD.
By the Louisville Times.
1-Beamy, Unending, Lost Gold.
2-Lifelike, White Topper. Orinoco.
3-Woodsia, King Cotton, Erin
Torch.
4-Blue Pair, Double Call, Blue
Twink.
5-Dollar Day, Abrasion, One-O-One.
6-Many Stings, Star Boarder, CAL
eXico.
Ozark Beau, The Ores Nun II,
Cave Hill
8-Moralist, Slavic, Metaurus.
Best Bet-Blue Pail.
Lincoln Fields Heavy).
BY the Louisville Times.
BLACK Fairy, Mega. Rusty Gold.
2-Chicharra, Petard, Masterpiece.
3-VeekS, Asset. Surcouf.
4Chanting, Foxy Maude, Lady
Infinite.
5-Haste On, Mingling, Hurrigal.
6-Displayer, Bay Carse, Predicate.
Inviting, Bright Victory, Play
May.
8-Galley Sweep, Rebuttal. Nogalo.
9-1deal Fungi, Boston Sound, No
ticing.
Best Bet-Haste On.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
SIXTH E-TROU
STREAM. BLIND BROOK,
BEST POLICY.

TROUT STREAM was good
enough to win at Havre de Grace
and she has worked we'll at this
point. BLIND BROOK lust
failed in his last and he may
force the issue all the way. BEST
POLICY has been threatening
to come to life.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
THIRD RACE-ACE OF TRUMPS
THIRD ACE OF
TR u MPS FLICKAMARU,

ACE OF TRUMPS has run
several corking local races and
off his record the Jack High geld
ing should take the honors.
FLICKAMARU won at Havana
during March and he works we'll
here. WEE EIGHT just missed
in his last.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Charles Town
BEST BET-NAVIGATION.

be close. MISS PILGRIM lost
her last by only a head.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
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tContinued.)

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Evening star., 1940-06-16

FIFTH RACE-CAIDON, CON-
SISTENT, RED WRACK.
CAIDON has won three clever
victories at this meeting and
should be able to defeat this
tough. field. CONSISTENT has
scored four straight wins and
must be considered maior
threat. RED WRACK for the
short end.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Aqueduct Entries
For 7 omorrow

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81, 200. cIaimin
2-year-olds; ) furlongs
general Plant - ll3 Marion Collins
Snaun G. 80 115 Classic Beauty
JACK Twink - 122 xReact /
Evening star., 1940-06-16

DRlVER-SALESMAN for laundry and dry-
cleanlng route. paying from SEQ 10 SIS
IN reply state age. education. previous fy
perlence. II married or single. Box 3.,o q.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
FNuPTu pArr p,

FIFTH RACE-Purse. ST ,00O handicap:
for 3-year-ods and up: 81 furlongs
Red Wrack o. Hernandez) 115
Irish Moon CA VessellD 10S
RavenhurSt &C. Kirk - 1O6
S"it Ar Is Palumbo) 107
Caidon tW Kelley %
Little Harpst (R Root) - 103
Schley Goree (BernhardD - los
Royal Marriage tR Root) 1O3
Consistent (B Hacker - 1IS
Evening star., 1940-06-16

FIRST RACE-Pufse, s4nO: claiming:
Ior 4,year-olds and up 4la furlones,
Eed Wings Palumbo) l340 $50 $50
Chief Cherokee (Treptor) 1850 4 oo
Habit tBletzacker) 4oo
Time. O:50 ~'
Also ran-Adhelmar Mahi 1iltee,
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Suffolk Downs Entries
For Tomorrow
BY the Associated Pres

SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
=. A-Near-AlGs and f,tria,nS
Evening star., 1940-06-16

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executive sales position with ige. national
organl7ation, will be offered excellent op-
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Evening star., 1940-06-16

DRIVER experienced for retail dry clean
ing route. Only experienced need snrIr
Johnson Cleaners. 1921 R. I. ave, Nj
Evening star., 1940-06-16

ADVERTISING SOLICITORS. Apply 1850
R. 1. ave. ne. or call Michigan 9749 . to
IL am. Monday do not call after IL am.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Fast Times Amaze Experts.
Aqueduct Results
By II Associated Press.

By II e Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse 81 700. maiden
year-oldS. 50 furlones
Imreratrice Meade 400 3co o4o
War Hazard NASH 700 I oo
Cadenza fWsstropeI so
Time, :05os
Hosiet- Sprins Dance. Dark Imp. a Bue
whssey ReB saa6. ana and IasT %nttn.y
SECOND R4cE-Purs.. $1,000: claim
Brecks lMeade1 SO 40 ?1o
Inns Niece tS Ren'ch So 4 30
Bslmy Spring 1WalD !; 40
NJ, Also ran.Double B. Nedtica. a Brother
Nies; Play p House. Paper Plate and saidier.
THIRD -RAcE-The Ballot Handieap;
purse $500 added; 2-year- r-olds; Sfsp fur
sstImady CRobertsp 100 $40 aso
ssiIvesttrss ssm..trs tArc,ro' 3io 80
Also ranEDaily Delivery, 6efP ne PEND and
Overdrawn.
seusTH Bg1s. ,saea efD asRss assn,, H.n
B. nj n BsEsst! BsEsst tM.,d. tWsst.9De> a9o sso
iime' 1:lOs, teauals track record.
Also Ean-Nellie Bly, and Rosetovn.
FIFTH RACE-The EdSemere Handi-
cap; purse. $4,000 added: 3-year-olds
and up: ~. miles
, Hash ,ArcaroD $50 $50 o,o
War Dog tMeade) 900 > 20
Dit tStout) 4 no
Time. :5O2s
Also ran-Aethelvold. Gilded knight and
True Call.
. SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 zoo: Claiming
3-year -olds and up: 1-l6 miles.
HlstrlonH IS. Renick' 1890 $50 $40
Sun Alexandria tWalD 40 31o
Sunphsntom (AnderSonl 35O
Time, l452s.
Also ran-Portet. Phone Di Jon and
Mordecai
SEVENTH RACE-Stony Brook Claim
Ing Stakes: $4,000 added; 3year-olds and
up; 1l4 miles.
Stoncy Brush ISesbol go 4pO 3-o
General Novice tMeade) 4aO 340
Chatted NASH a 90
Time. 2:04+s
Also ran-Reeent. October Ale. Brisht
Gray.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Anxiety Scores Upset
In Detroit's Wayne
On Heavy Track
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
DETROIT, Sept. 14.-Anxiety, an
outsider, won the 81 500 feature fifth
at the Fair Grounds today, the
Wayne Handicap for 3-year-olds
and up, with the favorite, Epidor,
failing to get in the money.
Running on a heavy track, Anx-
iety, a filly from the Canadian
owned Rosedale Stable. was timed in
lips. She paid $40, s440 and
$2.40. Morcardine took second and
Blscayne Blue third, while Epidor
pulled up fifth behind Sturdy Duke.
1t was the first time this year
that Epidor, carrying an apparently
bvrdenSome 12l pounds, failed to
finish in the money at the Fair
Grounds track.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Norrogonsett Results
By the Associated Press

pS tllt hSSoCidteC preSS.
FIRST .RACE-Purse. 81 600: Claiming;
cosse csefIG5eI pepino1 and up II niles 81 So 5.o
Mondoit tJedlinSkD 40 80
Amercup Connolly 2 so
Flosilda Ballystratford, Pomplit. BiacE
oirder and Hunting Home.
SECOND RAcE-purse, 1000: claim
ins; 3-year-olds and up; furiones
Erin Torch (Paradise, 1900 80 80
Sun Antioch (ya1dergriff) 40 a4o
Bucks 1mace fTaNor) 1l4o
Also ran-Brisht Beam. Light Cruiser
Wit Our David, pinna D; crossoyer.
DAILY Double paid S35s 60)
THIRD RAcE-Purss, 81 900: claiming
@tnnfms ST2sanow CHANGE i w Tsyo
Fiorasina n nSI Connolly 30
Also ran-Flyins Jane. Infidox, Eaul-
stone, Cease Fire and Remarkable.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, slaoo: allow
sn6 Doas.r nile and 70 yards
Poniva (MevnelD 100
Time, 1872,
Booties One o. One, Yarnith Burgoo
Trail. Monida. Iron Bar and Dollar Bay
FIFTH .RACE-Purse S1.4OO: claiming;
3-year-olds and up: miles and 70 yards.
Nipponese tTaylorD 1910 $40 80
Gigi tAtkinsonD $50 $40
Barbed Retort Cook $40
Time. 1895.
Also ramsay Judge. Miss L. p.
Zeni.
SIXTH RACE+The New England Fu-
2-year -olds; s furiones (chuteJ. oe0
Bushwhacker (Craig) 1910 4lO go
Attention Haas $50 so
Bull Brier CTaylor) $50
Time, 1:114s.
Also ran-Hermsr. Swain and Alaking.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing, 3-year-olds and up: l mile and 20
| Yards.
Personable BergeD 1920 $40 $50
Savtar iCraig) 1890 $40
Blue Fang ITayloD 40
Also ran-Mieletta. Lady Orchid. Life
guard. Dinamita. Conrad Mann. ADDRESS,
Dusky Girl.
EIGHTH RACE+Purse. 81 900; claiming;
3-year-olds and up 1s miles.
| Panalong tJedlinskD $50 $50 29O
Saxonan lAtkinsonD 45O $40
| Brustigert Connolly 4SC
Also ran@First Port. Howellville, Ex-
hibitor. Fight Back. Erin Sun and Wakita
Evening star., 1940-09-15

knight blocks of the black queen
SO as to render her helpless against
whites mating moves. An example
of Wurzburg at his best
September issue of Edward Han
mas Midwest Chess and Checker
News Of Chicago presents "a neatly
diagrammed two and three move
problems. Editor Hanna still needs
a game section annotator; If in
terested, send him postal. Charles
E. Silver OF Cleveland is directing
the Midwest rapid transit postal
tournament.
Alekhin Turns Up.
DR.. Alekhin's mysterious disap-
pearance dissolves into the explana-
ton that after leaving the Buenos
Aires international team congress he
returned to St. .Aubin-Le-Cauf,
France, from where he carried on
fruitless negotiations for an appear
ance at the National Chess Center
in London.
At present, in Marseilles, the
world champion has requested per-
mission to enter Cuba to negotiate
with Jose Capablanca for a return
match. "Capa' informed the Cuban
Consulate from New York CITY,
where he now resides, that DR..
Alekhin logically should seek
passport to Argentina, for at Buenos
Aires many clubs, together with the
support Of the Argentine Chess
Federation, would be ready, and
have been, TO sponsor a second
meeting between the Franco-Rus-
sian and CapablancA.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

upon tne UnlIeQ StdJeS cneSS CndIn-'
pionship now held by Samuel
Reshevsky, which unique crown is
contested for in biennial rather
than annual tournaments under the
jurisdiction of the U. S. C. F.
Other current directors include
w. M. P. Mitchell and George
Sturgis Of Boston, Harold Burdge,
Ventnor City, N. j.; j. j. Wagner,
Chicago; Samuel A. Collins, Will
mington, Del; Warren Hough, Hart
ford, Conn: A. H. Palmi, Jackson,
Mich; George w. Barnes, Minneap-
oils; Frank L. FetZer, Denver; the
Rev Howard Gilman, Omaha, Nebr.;
Erich w. Marchand, Clayton, Mo. :;
Walter James, Sioux City, Iowa;
Arpad Flo and Ernest Olfe, Mil
waukee; Frank J. Marshall, L.
Walter Stephens and Milton Ham
auer, New York City; DR.. c. Har-
old King, Hamilton, N. Y: N. D.
Naman, Houston, Tex; Glenn H.
Random, Green Bay, Wis; E. M
Foy, Charleston, W. Va, and David
Robb, Cleveland Several directors
from other States will be added to
the executive panel before January.
| l94l, when the annual officers will
be chosen. Meantime, Ernest Ole is
secretary and from I'LL North Tenth
street, Milwaukee, Wis, is conduct
ing official correspondence for the
federation. H. E. Mcfarland no
longer shares the secretarial role
with Mr.. Olfe; the former National
Chess Federation secretary died a
few months ago.
From the Dallas conclave is
culled this game between Herman
Steiner of Los Angeles and Weaver
". Adams, New England champion
AT the congress Adams won no
games with the white pieces, al
though he had published his own
analyses in book form to show that
white always should win. c"White
to Play and VIM Adams. playing
black pieces, earns his victory over
Internationalist Steiner.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Bushwhacker's S Drive
In Stretch Gamers
GanseH Futurify
Shows Way TO Attention
By HoIf-Leneth; Third
Money to Bull Brier
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PAWTUCKET, R. l.. Sept. IA
Graduated from the maiden ranks
last Tuesday, Bushwhacker from
the Walmac Farm stable, roared
through the stretch today to half
length victory in the final running
of the S25,00O added Narragansett
Futurity.
The winner was clocked in 1:1145
for the furlongs.
Second place in the six-horse field
went to Mrs. Parker Corning's At
tention. one of the seasons outStand-
ing juveniles and a ITO favorite in
tOdays wagering. Attention had a
neck advantage over Bull Brier,
owned by Ben Lister, while Cleave-
land Putnam's Swain. winner of the
Arlington Futurity, finished in fourth
place, a head behind.
Earns Owner S3s.000.
BushWhacker impressive in earn
ing brackets in a maiden affair last
Tuesday, worked a snappy half il
4725 for today's event, causing
Trainer Howard Wells to choose him
over New Englander, another Wal
mac Juvenile. when final entries
were made for the Futurity.
Wells good judgment was worth
S38,060 this afternoon after Bush
whacker overhauled the pacesetters
in the stretch and went on to win
and complicate further the added
juvenile championship situation.
Soundly ridden by Jockey Arthur
Craig, Bushwhacker remained off
but ever close to the early pace. At
tention and Bull Brier. running like
a team, were leading the field down
the back stretch and around the
turn.
Shows Speed in Stretch.
Coming into the stretch. Bull Brier
took a slight lead, but Attention
came on again to grab the advan-
tage. Craig took Bushwhacker out
to the middle of the track entering
the stretch and the son of Chance
Shot was going fastest of all in the
run to the wire.
He breezed over the finish l;ne
ahead of Attention and Bull Brier
with George Woolf urging Swain
which had been outrun early, to
grab fourth money.