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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
Mart Move
b Organize A
National Agency
Sengatache
Elected Head
OF Organization

cu,r AGO Ill. ~ Twenty-eight
49, .,',hsrs snd executives repre-
k.,'rr q papers from New York
l. yshraska organized the Negro
E,ssraper Publishers association
IT, ,lsr,ed lohn II Sengstacke.
t...,sl MANAGER Of the Chicago
b.,.oder. ts first president in a
10y conference which closed
Iss salureay March ?.
r,iei ,op.t ~ discussion was ma
|.i',,l Advertising Machinery for
|m,kIng an exhaustive survey OF
Is. Neero market was set in mo-
f., ratcr his data Will be dram
|.,,sd ami presented 10 the large
|ssyernssrs 3rd their agencies.
n Arne, Murphy. Advertising
Ls0ager ~ he Afro-American.
b,tmore ST ana & A. Franklin.
|uhnshcr &c Kansas City Call,
CONDUCTED n5r discussions on this
trhini
Zion G Boston. president OF the
chicago Federated Advertising
End aadr So me meeting Friday.
H. 5lsrass, We means by which
Nsro papers olla more effective
II psnetra e national adNcriis-
|rs aehl
rarri nrial policy were
rsluc,el VIZ Sengstacke and
rhomaSW Nnsag business mai
lrp- X l'unal 3 and Guide,
\ .ria,s NJ
4 pahe-hN Information com
raiee w snHcl 20 compile
hes on iieciing Tire ecner-
4 Welfare Ae race. and 10 dis
tnn8e tN riormation 70 the
member pipa
Tho group adopted a rcsol-
lion faya1g 'Ae formation OF a
nn-proff neasc scattering orcaniza-
Jon 'n'r'r by the publishers
Tie SFurlA meeting. devoted
. "hiNHrs nr business was
essisa asg @ James Fleming.
spresen'l's o Philadelphia Tri-
me
u tie p"alnent organization
Jan aiap3 mhership will be
''rfira - irpcndcnt. secular
eapGe al 90 the general
Af'ng ilh. Representatives
omitted - So SONS must be cor
'Fa'e niif nr business man
''r' ~ '.e members newspapers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
Publishers Start Educational Drive To Smash Advertising Bars
Cussiie Jones
Leads Paradise
Valley Contest
Winner Will
Be Crowned
In May

While Irene Johnson WAS Slip.
ping back % sixth place IN the
standings Of the annual Miss
Paradise Valley popularity co'-
test Gussie Jones wa taking Tie
lead The winner wiil be crowned
May 10 81 he Mayfair ballroom
and will be given d round TRIP %
Mex York and ticket u joe
Louis June defense Of his title
Resale Smith frrly held second
place and az the same time Helen
Brock Anna TQiber, ard Ada
smith went into threc-v az ts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
Woman Burned AS
Mattress Is F ir e d

Mrs. Julia Spencer, 30. OF 1916
Michigan, was taken to Receiving
hospital Saturday 10 be treated
for first and second degree burns
ON both hands and arms. She said
the mattress OF her bed had caught
fire while she was asleep.
Homer Jackson. OF the same adj
dress. noticed the FIRE and called
the police.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09

which AZ tho time was composed az
only Vim Iyies SER style tner-
ant prcachcr Mr. Proctor and his
sons. In short they brought In
paper II nlon." which Mr.. Lyles
was carrying around In his vest
pocket. and suddenly signed n con.
tract with, instead OF Local 7O5
whici has 10000 members. lao Of
them heinr colored, and also Ne.
gro officers and organizers.
students OF tho labor movement,
are familiar with tAis stratacem
which Is sometimes employed hy
employers of labor in order 10 gct
around real legitimate union
You will recall the critical days
"f the recent Dodge strike. when
Negro >cab> were nSed osten>ihIv
10 create race riot In order 60
give the police an excuse ~ clear
away the Go picket lines. and
thereby break tlle strike. The con.
ference Of Negro Trade lnionist>
has conclusive evidence. which We
VIII be glad Ia submit to yonr com.
miiiec. oI the part plnyed by the OIL
Ulcers and founders Of the NtAN in
helping to bring abont this
threatened cata rophc. which only
the wide HWakeneS> OF the Go
leaders a,erted.
u Is resfffahle ihaf sour COM
ni'tee was used 0 white wash this
compary Union and mislcad me
public w arc sure that tis Was
iar from youT intentions
Therefore in The interest - The
public. Local .ol OF the Az of :. and
az people VITO arc Interested To
sound uni1n3sm, we arc asking yo4r
committee 20 F. open the a'Atirs on
lhie matter aud civ" Az parties wac
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
Problems Facing Democracy To
Be Discussed AT WILFF Conference

Democracy Applied will b ethe. subject of con-
ference be held March g. under the auspices the
Michigan branch of the Women's international League
for Peace and Freedom, and in cooperation with the
Lindeman Institute Problems facing democracy will be
discussed by several nationally known authorities nclud
ing Dr. FayCooper Cole chairman of the department of
anthropoogy at University of Chicago and Dr. Edward
Lindeman special lecturer at Northwestern university
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09

The evening session will open
With a dinner az $50 y m. AZ lhc
Central YwcA. followed by an adj
dress on Racial Theories by DR.
Fay Cooper Cole Reservations n
be made by calling To. 1860.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09

are Interested chance 70 ho teard
and 70 sQhmN whatever .ence
'lier may haze pertaining 70 r.
matter
Yours slucerelv.
samuel Fanrov salfnaa
Louis saith SECRETARY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09

A. B. Seals. of the homo office,
is shown admiring the gold cup
won last week by Mr. Frauds.
manager Of Great Lakes Mutual
Insurance company's only branch
office in Detroit, located at 1881
Hastings. in the Brewster Hous-
ing Project. Award of the cup is
based on net increase Of debit, new
business written and per cent of
collections. The manager winning
it six times becomes permanent
owner Of the cup.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
rNR RENT

neon 70 r'ni 10 couple or two
||. N''pfc'a'lc people only. Near
|n 'u,r car iNfs. Call l,anhoe 539S
|Vrr"hllNiIlt> FOR COLORfD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
Classified
RARBrR wANTrp

'eat Young Rarbcr to work on
sale trade only. la Verne Per-
tlh' l'la :. Rurd;ck, Kalamazoo
Nlth.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
CARO-KANN DEFENSE.
White.
Black.

Milton Hanauer, runner-up to
Reuben Fine, victor in the 1910
Marshall Chess Club championship;
found the wizardry of Fine too
much for him in the above game.
So Fine captured the honors of
Marshall c. c. by a marginal score.
Observe how Fine makes the king
step out on parade to aid rather
than retard victory. d,
Mengarini to Exhibit.
Ariel Mengarini. District cham
plon, makes bow Wednesday at
pm. at 1886 1 street. giving the
last simultaneous exhibition on the
summer agenda.
Another date for your entertain
ment is Saturday evening. when
Capital City Chess Club is host to
Federal Security Chess Club at the
Hotel Gordon. The interclub battle
commences at 8. Spectators NAV
view the hostilities without charge.
Federal Trade Commission Chess
CLUB will meet Wednesday, 8 pm.
at its regular room in Central
High. Morphy chessists will gather
at l508 Fourteenth street THURSDAY
evening, although social chess NAV
De played also during the afternoon.
tJune 16, i94O)
Evening star., 1940-06-16

purported life sitting of one Ben
Johnson and one William Shake
speare playing at cheese. But the
cheese played in Rare Ben's" and
"Wayward Wills" heyday must have
been vastly different from the chess
played by we moderns. For there In
the picture all may see a chessboard
with squares in rows that number
eight horizontally and ten vertically
and on the squares are but few men
that resemble the pieces of modern
chess.
Donald Liddell, the famous colz
lector of chess curios, sent me the
litho. Once I read a story in the
New York Times which pronounced
the profile of Shakespeare in the
original chess painting to be the
most revealing of all Shakespeare
portraits as to the intellectual vigor
and mental majesty. -
Chess problem No. 249 is solved
by Kt-B8. Only w. B. Boyer and
E. w. Allen were able to solve the
three-mover. Charles Berner mads
good try.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Charles Town Results

FIRST RAcE-PuIse, s4o0; claiming.
Red fas Winss psmbo} snd pD; fuTons
Habit tBletzacker) so
Time. O:50 -o
Pushkin and ELEGANT Dame. A'''' ''i'eeh'
q. Sc. SECOND RAcE-;Purse $500: claiming:
Nancir S5yesfr ro1es; R. Charles Town course.
Schley Al pa 'umboI 40
Also ran-aMiss Kantar Lady Doctor.
Paper Girl chilleevalee and Supreme f1 Kin.
THIRD RAcE-purse, $500: claiming.
FFredrick Faust, 80 $50 On ; go
kat-Min tHacker) 2 10
J., Also rsn-Bred in Blue. Ana x june
ius'' MI w, R Run and Lady Timarole. '''N
DAILY Double paid s3s.40J
moURTH RAcE-pnrse: 500; claiming;
Frank Frank H Kelley $50 $50 $50
sIa1s supsr sstdn John tPFalumbo' $50 $50
HoIS SWEEP 'Carooza) $50
Also ranIPeetomar ch,de. Double O,
sea setWick and Pumice Stone.
ee.yea5-olds eo,e ok end up; furlones '-'Al's
Golden Key tMayer) < 80 $40
Anya tMcEonald) :ISo
Time. 1:25i-
Also ran-Stonehaven. Pellthorn. Linn.
erick Mighty Busy, Stand BY ''' '' -''"-
, SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $500: handicap;
.r-year -olds end up: Is miles
Tristenaeh tVesselD 1850 $50 44o
Dulie tHernandezl 31o y a.
sunny Rose lHaber) Su
Tine, IA 'o
-, Also rar-Gigele Leo. Sea Boy. Aufoin
Charming Herod. Wo-th0Wnine.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming.
lcr :i-%ear-olds ard up: Az f,1rlones.
6eIfic LEGEND tO'MalieyD Gao Ia $50
Prostt tHernandezI so oIo
Miss Maker (WestD sn
Time $50
c. Also ran-Trapshot. Bill Bleiweiss,
Stuoos' Disrupt and Regal Sun.
g., EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500, claiming;
Ior .t-Eear-oios and up: ! Is miles
Ronge Catalan tMar'zi $500 X so q so
Lucky Roll Hernandez, 500 3sO
Bay Arnold (RooD > s0
Time. 1:494s ''
-, Also ran-Wander Bird Night Rider,
Simmer. Playdema and Extra Good
Evening star., 1940-06-16


a game. They referred the matter
to the kiebitz, with the request that
he voice his opinion. Gentlemen,
I'm terribly sorry" he replied, II
understand nothing of chess"
The players were speechless. FL
nally one exploded, why, you've
been sitting here for months!"
Yes, that's right" was the calm
rejoinder, "but 1t wasn't my inten-
ton to kiebitz as you say. 1 just
noticed that whoever sat in this
corner was not expected to eat or
drink anything and the waiter would
not annoy him"
In 1888 on the wall Of a Berlin
hostelry could be read these house
rules on conduct for the kiebitz:
Whoever persists in gazing over
a busy players shoulder until the
player becomes flushed with fright,
shall be driven away Immediately
and called 'Kiebitz' Whosoever may
glare at the board of two players
and Is overcome by his passion for
giving one Of them hint by motions
of his eyes, or prattle of his snout.
he shall be fined 80 pennies of good
coin, or crock of malt beer for the
common good. Then he shall be
driven away. But he who thinks
himself so overburdened by wisdom
that he must give advice to the
players, shall have his muzzle pum-
meled and his cap driven over his
ears, for he is an ass; in addition
he shall be beaten and thrown into
the street"
Some local clubs that sponsor
much social chess might we'll deco
rate the wall of their clubroom with
a placard so inscribed.
Chess Problem No. PSI.
BY DIXON, British Chess Magazine
BLACKS MEN.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Tristenagh Sets Pace
In Charles Towns
Rouss Memorial
VESSEL, on Winner Ties
PoIumbo for Jockeys
LeoG at II Eoch
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, June
15.-The Rouss Memorial Handicap,
closing Lie mile feature of the
Charles Town Horse Show Associa-
tion's four-day meeting, today saw
r. E. McConnells Tristenagh make
every post winning one. He paid
$500.
A crowd of $500 was on hand. 1t
was kept on its feet throughout as
Charles M. Feltner's Dulie, with 100
pounds up. Is more than Tristenagh
carried, tried to wrest the lead from
the ultimate winner. Dulie ran
great race, but had to be content
with the place award. Mrs. M.
Refs Sunny Rose closed fast to be
third.
The final 18-day meeting of the
Charles Town Jockey Club opens
at 2:30 pm. Monday. Eight races
will be run with the 1000 Elk Gar
den Handicap. 6ha furlong sprint
being the feature.
Al VESSEL, VIII erode Tristenaph
tied Sammy Palumbo for the lock-
ey's lead at 27 wins.
Sammy Palumbo registered his
9th score of the meeting when he
booted Red Wings, owned by L.
Siegert of Annapolis, Nd, home
ahead of seven opponents in the
days 4l2-furlong opener. The filly
led throughout and paid $l3.40.
The daily double paid $38 40, due
to S. B. and G. S. Berrys Nanci's
Best and P. G. Simms' 11-year-old
gelding Friedrich winning the second
and third races, respectively.
The mare Lilteen, who fell and
broke her leg in the days opener,
was destroyed.
William G. Wrights consistent
Frank H. posted his second consecu-
tive victory when he outran seven
opponents over the 81, furlongs of
the fourth. He paid $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
1s; 4-year-olds and up; l mile and 70
Favored Sape|o Tops
Fine Lot in 2-MiIe
Bowman Chase
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
ROSLYN, N. Y, June 15.-Mrs,
Marion Dupont Scott's Sapelo, sta
blemate of the famed Battleship.
which few years ago topped the
Grand National field at Aintree,
whipped stylish field in the Bow
man Steeplechase, top event on the
United Hunts card over the Charles
Hickox acreage today.
The 6-year-old son of Son o'Battle
Willie Jones and thoroughly vindi-
Gated the favoritism restowed on
him by the socialite throng of 5000.
This was the first hunt meeting
held under, the New York Mutual
law and was great success, al
though the handle" was only
$15,589. Rain curtailed the wager
ing on the first two races. But
when the sun shone at the start of
the Bowman, a 2-mile brush affair,
there was rush for the windows.
Sapelo was rated in the early rush
with Jones keeping the horse in
hand until four jumps from home.
He just sat there while Yemasee
and Big Rebel cut out the early
pace, and made his move coming
around the turn into the stretch.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Mrs. Lewis ChicueIo,
Jacomar Sparkle
AT Aqueduct
BY the Associated Press.

by the ASSOCIATED Press.
NEW YORK, June l5-Horses
representing Mrs. E. Graham Lewis
stole the spotlight at Aqueduct to-
day by winning the two feature
races.
Shortly after Chicuelo showed the
way home to six other 2-year- -olds
in the fremont Stakes. Jacomar
carried the red. white and blue silks
to smashing triumph in the us
miles of the $4,000 Shevlin Stakes
for 3-year- -olds.
Jacomar came within four -fifths
OF a second of Top Rows world
record as he stepped the distance
in l:42 As to finish nose in front
of c. V. Whitney's Carrier Pigeon.
A. J. Sackett's Tola Rose trailed by
another three lengths for third
place. Mrs. Payne Whitney's Cory
don, conqueror of Bimelech in the
Withers at Belmont Park. was fourth
in front of the Wheatley Stables
Asp and Mrs. Whitney's Red Dock.
Irving Anderson did fine job of
rating Jacomar as Tola Rose out
sprinted Carrier Pigeon to the first
turn and opened up a lead of sew
eral lengths.
Tola Rose weakened on the last
turn, however. and from there on
it was Jacomar and Carrier Pigeon,
with Mrs. Lewis colt holding on in
the drive to pay $3.50.
Chicuelo, a $1,000 yearling max
ing his first start. was an outsider,
returning s3270 for a 50 win ticket
in earning the purse of s45O0. He
finished three-quarters of a length
in front of the Mill River Stables
War Result with Victor Emanuel's
favored Omission trailing by an
other four lengths for third money.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Aqueduct Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000: maiden
2-year -olds: furlongs.
Lsdy LseR wase4Ioo Re1eft' a2o sso 3so
Black Rage tSchmidD 36O
Also ran--Molasses Mibs. Catch Me-
cielita, Liberated, Happy Home. HON Inrlh, Basils
an. l. Asiel and J. NJ. Roebling entry.
SECOND RAcEaPurse, $1,000: claim
Ing; Ing; 3-year-olds; furlonss:
spanish MiRs'6uR 1sRe tWG1sh Samas $50 =" =" s"
Fort wales tAnderson) $40
Also ranLcold Harbour. Hi Gold.
scurry. Caryale and Cuckoo-Man.
THIRD RAcE-The JACK High Handi-
cap; purse, $1,000; 3-year-old and up;
81 ssiDmste s5s lBssss 'sssh, $50 ssc ssS go go
Bosert (schmidn '''V SO So
Also s' ranLucRy Rs~ t5ask omen FesGTd' snd Torch
Light
90 FoUuRTH RAcE-The fremont; purse.
War Result lsehmidD '''O $40 $40 go go
Omission tJames) 2,7o
Also ran-Minnelusa Robert Morris,
Sun By and Big Stakes.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added: the
Shevlin; S3-year -olds; lis miles.
Jacomar tAnderson) $50 500 430
Carrier Pigeon tJames, 40 $50
TolaroSe iRobertson) 90
Time, :42+s. New track recordD
Also ran-Asp. Corydon and a Red
Dock
Greentree Stable entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Fayette Handicap;
purse, $1,000 added: class C; 3-year-olds
and up: 11s miles
Westnesia anderson $50 go 21O
Rex Flag fArcaro) 27O 2lO
Strabo (James) so
Time. 51ls
Also ran-Regent and Harry's Pal.
SEVENTH RACE-The Waldo; purse.
$1,000; maiden 3-year-olds and up; i.
miles.
Iron Shot (Wright) $50 $40 35o
Count Happy (Robertson) 100 40
Hand and Glove tBere) 3 60
Time. 1:46b
Also ran-Gulliver IL Foxfame Penns-
burg, Flo Beau Sea Hound, Sir Lancelot.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Lincoln Fields Results
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
2-year- -olds; 5 furlongs.
f.: SSs;;fss a:s; Ss.% s. 500 aS
Also ran-Fee Dor Reigh Countess
Hadaboy and Port Spin.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; maiden
Winamac lFlinchum) 400 800 go
Astronomy tHauer '''o $50 $50
Time. :03
=, Also ran--Histy. Reigh Me- valdina
Nomsd, Our Thunderer and Like Greenock
THIRD, RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming:
4-year-ods and up 6 furlones
Wild Pigeon lLaidley> $50 $50 $50
Sweep Royal tAdams) 420 800
Maleman Martin 80
Also <anzzHoney Roll, sugarase Paul
Lee sweep Throush and Barbara s.
DAILY Double paid S2l.4OJ
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming:
s-year-old and up; furlonss.
Sanctity Wells $50 40 300
High Renown SWAIN $50
Also ran--dTransport Buyer Beware,
Cute Thing, Deceive. Buttons
Finished first. but disqualified.
3.year-olds: q furlongs.
O'Play Lemmons $40 $50 o4o
Jerry Rae Clark $50 $40
Flighty Marie tDemarsche) go
Also ran-Baby Norma Joy, In seclu-
sion, Barograph.
SIXTH RACE--The La Sale Handicap:
purse. $1,000; added, 3-year-olds and up:
- miles.
Muchc Gusto q oros, $40 $50 $50
Shot Put "a SniderI $50 40
Yale o Nine tCraieb $50
Time, 2:03as
Also ran-a Chi. Day Dodser Mamie o
Hara. lnscoelda, Gray Jack and b Chance
RAY
Walmsc Farm and French Lick Springs
Stable entry.
c. z. Dawson entry
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $500 claim
Ing: 4-year -olds and up: / +. miles
Mordecai Fowler 1900 $50 $40
Goshen ,Wells) 500 $40
Manymor 0Demarsche) 32O
Time l:502s.
Also rsn-star Bud Mr.. Smith and
Rough Diamond
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
4-year-olds and up: Lie miles.
Beau 1nsco q Orosl 760 $50 42n
Sir Ajax tWelsl 400 900
Motion Picture tSwain) $50
Time, 50.
Also ran.Deep Rock, Palasa, Lucy, Che
nault and Mekons.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Suffolk Downs Results
By tte Associated Press.

BY TIE Associated Press.
FIRST .RACE-Purse. 81 900: claiming
4-year.olds and up lie miles.
seeei n,ns ing tFyier FeyHer 2s4o aso $50
Conrad Mann tMearle) $50
Also ranNHallie's Play. uvalde. Jotem-
down. Knights sox and Flag Unfurled
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: maiden
War Skipper DabsonI $50 $50 $50
In Sang Connolly 800 240
Betty Nux tStevenson) 80
Also ran-Low Road Cadet Bob. Lactose
Eselkay and Yesteryear.
DAILY Double paid Sll9 s0D
cap: purse. $1,000: class C; 3-year-olds;
! m;'e and 20 Yards.
Multitude Berger $50 34o $50
The Fop lMarrerol 300 240
Colorado Ore Farrelb $50
Also rsn-Dodser. Bright View and
Burnine Stick
FOURTH RACE -. The Westminster
sirocco tBodiout 900 42U 800
Eamases Taylor $40 . so
Rowan Man (Smith) $40
Also r4n-Three o Three, Evanded
Hslcyon Boy and Bright Trace,
1T n nASG-lHe somerset. purse,
5000: :S-year-olds and up: d furlongs
Sassy Lady tMaschek, 1880 500 4SO
Prairie Dog (Atkinsoni 1880 500
Speed to Spare tBerger) $50
Time, l:10ss.
Also ran-Mar LIE. Night Editor Doubt
Not, Beach Ensemble. U-Boat and Listaro
SIXTH RACE-The Betsy Ross Handi-
cap: purse. $4,000 added: 2-year- r-old fillies:
) furlongs.
a Stranee Device tMeade) 400 $50 go
Night Glow ,BodiouD 74O $50
Tidy Whisk (Taylor) $50
Time, U:59
Also ran-Crape Myrtle, Mrs Punch,
Pelisse. Red Mantilla. Within, Belmar ARA
Marshall Field entry.
field.
J., SEVENTH RAcE-.-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing; 4-year,olds and up; ! Y miles:
Dark Zeni tMaSchekl 7.2O 400
Little Banner tConnelly) $50
Also ran~Brass Monkey. Genaibi Dis
course, Erin's Sun.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ms. 4-year-olds and up: |, I. miles.
Patrol Scout tMarrero) 1900 $50 4.sO
Chief Gamble fStevenson) 4.40 800
Milk Punch tRosen) 4.20
Also e TanIiweddine Morn. catomar.
Bootless and Mutinous.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Snead Gu|dah| Ahead
Entering Stretch in
4-Ba|| Tourney
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
TOLEDO, Ohio. June 15.-The
sixth annual s6400 Inverness four
ball golf matches turned into a free
for-all scrap today with four teams
almost neck and neck as they
awaited Sundays final two rounds.
Henry Picard and Johnny Revolta,
leaders yesterday with a plus 10
score, absorbed two beatings today
and dropped to fourth place. Sam
Snead and Ralph Guldahl took over
the top spot with plus 8 as the re-
suit of Cup win over Jimmy
Demaret and Dick Metz and a Sup
win over Picard-Revolta.
Knotted in second place with plus
were Demaret and Metz, and Har-
old (Jug) McSpaden and Lawson
Little.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Suffolk Downs East.

Suffolk Downs East.
BY the Associated Press
1-Beamy, Lost Gold, Zacatine.
Flames N, Prospectus, Orinoco.
Grin Torch, Time Please, Sar-
gaZo.
4-Blue Pair, Double Call, Blue
Twink.
5-Mismark, Limitation, Ducky
Duke
6-Many Stings, Tatterdemalion,
Star Boarder.
Lady Roma, The Grey Nun, End.
Dark Beau.
8-El Puma, Slavic, Indiana Spa.
Best Bet-Mismark.
Consensus at Aqueduct (FasD.
BY the Associated Press.
React, Jack Twink, Marion Col
Inns.
2-Pharo Warrior, Yomer, Nippon
eSe.
3-Learned, Nijinsky, Silent Jim.
4-Ernie Hoist, Swing and Sway,
King Cole.
5-Bay View, Sky Arso, Search.
6-Brown Slave, Yannie Sid, Two
Ply.
7-Essjaytee, Michigan Flyer, Court
Counsel.
Best Bet-React.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
A.A.U. Roller Champions
To Give Show Here

Six United States roller skating
champions will appear at an exhibi-
ton at the Coliseum Rink, Twenty
sixth and E streets NV, next Fri
day night. Demonstration of rou-
tines and dances which won the A..
A. U. titles will be offered, starting
at $3.50 o'clock.
Included among those to come
here are Willie Opatrny and Doro-
thy Kolb, free-style dance cham
pions; Margo Alfred, women's singles
titlist; Nicky McMichael, women's
novice dance champion, and Bob
Ryan, mems novice dance champ.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
United Hunts Results

FIRST RAcE,-Purse. 500; steeplechase;
Peter Pine III Murdock, 23.1o $50 400
1ioga tE. Banks) 40
Time, 3:51.
srse Aso H dst GmmaT Rans cnnss Psf ap0ssr snd
Barry Norton.
, SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500: maiden
Handicap: about 2 miles:
Red Gauntlet 81. Rich) $40 $50 $40
a Little Duchess. Oh. Murdock) $40 $50
Raceme &c. Walker) $50
Also ran-b Rock Mayne, b Montisay.
Game Runner; Greve and jungle Boy,
Mrs. W. M. P. Roth and Mrs. r.. c.
Winmill entry.
Montpelier entry.
os THIRD a 1 RAeGpurss s1oSo 4yesE. z.ss
cap about 2 miles over brush.
G Sapelo Nv. Jonesl 4,10 $50 2.70
b cartermoor tR. Woolf> $40 40
Also ran~Yemasee Big Rebel, Pat Ga
nado, cCorrigan, BagpDe. Lost Hat and
b Holmdel Stable and R. v. N. Gambin
entry.
FOURTH RAcE.Purse. s7oo; s:year-
cap; about / mile and furlonRs
Horner Wood o. Rich) 15.40 500 $50
Bartholdi u. Cruse) 1890 800
Brown Prince III ID. Johnston) 2.7O
Time, 3:072s.
Develdarb, Deserter, Corrigan and Rock
mayne
&C. K. Bassett and Montpelier entry.
FIFTH RACE-The Roslyn purse, $500:
claiming: 3-year -olds and up: about 6 fur
Lutte schuster 1d s'h, 4o.1o 1000 $50
Pompeius q. PrenordD $50 43O
Mermess fR. Creese) 4.SO
Time, 114as.
Also ran--Avirab. Spanish Flame, Star
Mirmaid The Puppy. Brannon Cody.
Hilo Hattie, Chow Patty Wrackanruin and
b Naconda.
b Simon Collins and James Walsh and
8. E. Budd entry.
SIXTH RACHPurse $500; 3-year -olds
and up; IA miles ION the faU.
a Torch Song
IF. McKenna) 1890 400 $50
Navy (W Jones) 500 $40
Roustabout IF. Powers) 1850
Time. 2:01.
Also ran-Budos Cnaloner. sweety Pie,
Brother Jones, Shot Gun, Lost Hat. Head
MistreSs and irish Lancer.
~. r. Whikas1 entry.