davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Huvre de Grace Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000; for maid
en- e-year-olds: 8 furlones
Patrol p FliEht Snetsr0 80 sa sso SO 4 43o %
High Name scorbeto $50
Mispfln, ASG ['1o McHenry carriase i Trade krkin-
tiloch, Sherlock, Scatalone and Real Boy.
,s srooND and ap 8 tu1onss claim
Surprise Box Donosol 1920 200 4oo
Flaming High tPetersl e.2o 3.aann
Shailleen tBasileI o.oo
Also ran-Eltonhead. Last Mes,ase,
NANNY bas Ase Dau5. S5 STuP1S Daid az sss sn
THIRD RAcE-Purse, 81 900: claiming
for 3-year-olds and UP; 6 .turlonsss so
jay. jay BERG, $50 3.6o 80
Clyde Tolson Smith o.'o 80 ~
Milk Punch tBorupl 40
Also rsnIIRehearsal, Jelwell, Slow Mo-
susauehsnnah ehh n Handics5: 3-yesT-olds and
up, stif rsrnEsorth tg5l9nso 90
Pass Out Peters, $50
Also e' raanHArden Lass, Gay Balko and
Redin.
Tall Trees Stable entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added;
the Eastern Shore Handicap; for 2-year-
oids: e furlongs.
Little Beans Smith 1910 40 $ 2u
Level Best (Shelhamer) 3.lO : 81
Forter's Cap tBiermsn) 800
Time. 1:l12s.
Also ran-Cavalier. Maglc stream;
Grand Party. MSdieama, Good Turn ano
Big Stakes.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing; for 4-year r-olds and up: Lis miles.
Duieper tHoweln 41O go 40
Darby Du tWalters) $50 30
eeneschal (Watson) 800
Time. 1:41.
Also ran-Tyr, Candle Ends, Heraldic,
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
Ing: 3-year-ods and up: y. miles
Bull Terrier Lynch) $50 800 10
Nancy Mae Berg go 5.Sn
Walkon Boyle $40
Time, 2:0Sts.
Also ran-Breez!nE Along, Sineing
water. Huppy. Bravine Danger, West Sea
Two Aces. Chief Evergreen and Bounding
Count
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Hawthorne Juvenile
Honors Grabbed by
Woodward Entry
VoIdino Myth Is First,
VoIdinu Groom Third
In $5,0 900 Hundicop
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 14-The Lone
Star State of Texas captured major
honors in the $1,000 added Haw-
thorne Juvenile Handicap today
when Valdina Myth and Valdina
Groom, carrying the colors of Emer-
sor F. Woodward, San Antonio
banker, finished first and third, re-
spectively. To a Tee was second.
A crowd of 10000 made the VAL
dina pair second choice to the entry
of flying streak and Dissension Sir,
owned by J. D. We'll, Chicago.
After showing a fash of early
speed, Flying Streak finished ninth
in the field of II.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
WHITE-g MEN,

White to PLAY and Mate in Two.
Today's problem appeared in the
September-October issue of the
Chess Correspondent, formerly the
c. C. L. A. Bulletin of Sioux City,
Iowa. Godfrey Smith, prob
lem editor, selected this two-mover
over 80 others submitted in the
fourth annual North American
problem composing contest of c. C.
L. A. Vincent Eaton of Washington
received first honorable and second
honorable mentions for his original
two-movers entered in the 1899
contest.
Q-Kt6 solves the three-mover by
Otto Wurzburg of Grand Rapids,
Mich, which won first prize in 1899
in the American Chess Bulletin S
tourney. No. 264 exemplifies sur
prising queen sacrifices leading to
model mates. Note how the white
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Capital Jockey Gets
Coli Barely Ahead
OF Level Best
Porter's Cop Gets Third
Money in Eastern
Shore Handicap
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
HAVRE DE GRACE, Md, Sept.
14.-Mrs. L. Palladinos Little Beans
name goes down in history as the
winner of the 28th Eastern Shore
Handicap, run before $4,000 fans,
but to Eddie Smith of Washington,
should go the lions share of credit
for the colts sensational victory to-
day at the Inaugural OF the fall
meeting here.
Crispen Oglebay's Level Best, one
of the years best 2-year-old fillies
and favorite with the crowd, was in
command as the field of nine en-
tered the homestretch in the three
quarter mile sprint.
Whips Colt to Win.
However, Smith, who flew down
Beans, was driving with hand and
boot. He drove to even terms with
Level Best at the eighth pole. From
there to the payoff line, first Level
Best's and then Little Beans nose
showed in front.
Smith. sensing the SO, ,725 first
money slipping from his grasp, drew
his whip 10 yards from the wire.
olying it vigorously to Little Beans
flanks, the Washington jockey
caused the colt to come again and
win in the final stride. Little Beans
paid $3.50. Porter's Cap ran third.
The 80 combination proved the
lucky one IN the first daily double
of the meeting. 1t consisted of the
BrandyWine Stables Patrol Flight.
galloping winner of the opener, and
Mrs. Aaron Knights Surprise Box,
victor in the second by the scant
margin of a nose Both races were
run at six furlongs. The double"
payoff was S4790.
Jay jay Scores Easily.
The three quarters of the third
proved merely workout for Howard
Bruce's Jay Jay, favorite. Nanny
Berg shot the gelding on top after
the start and he won in l:ll3s. His
payoff was $3.50
The Susquehanna Handicap, three
quarter mile secondary feature,
proved to the liking of the fans
when the Tall Trees Stables Bill
FarnsWorth won by head from
his stablemate. Early Morn. The
entry, favorite with the crowd. paid
$3.50. Bill Farnsworth raced the
distance in 1:11i5, the fastest time
of the day.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Show al Farmington
October as Will
Have "a Classes
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Sept.
14.-Farmington Hunt Clubs horse
show will be held October 4 and 5
with a 34-class program scheduled
for the two days.
Entries will close September as
with M. E. White, secretary.
Lees Birthday, owned by George
G. Lee of Norfolk, won both the
hunter championship and the re-
serve jumper championship at the
show last year.
Mama, owned by Alex Calvert,
captured the top award among the
jumpers, and Betty Couzens' Re-
pulsion was named reserve in the
hunter division.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Knox Bows, Conn Cancels
September 30 Bout
BY the Associated Press,

PITTSBURGH, Sept. IA. The
fight scheduled for September 80 at
Forbes Field here with Billy Conn
in the main role was Cancelled to-
day after Buddy Knox of Dayton,
Ohio. was eliminated as an opponent
for the light heavyweight champion.
Knox was shelved after he lost a
decision to Tommy Martin, London
Negro, in their 10-round bout at
Hollywood, Calf, last night.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Mrs. HinckIey, M. +. H.

WARRENTON. Va, Sept. IA [P.-
Mrs. John Arthur Hinckley of Or
lean, Va, has been made master Of
fox hounds, the Old Dominion
Hounds, succeeding Capt. Sterling
Larrabee, resigned, who organized
the pack severSl years ago.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Detroit Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Pursc 500: claiming;
3-vear-olds and UP: 6 f"~'ongs
Hedon tFalerol 1910 200 $50
Headin Home Barber 400 $50
Transview fHanaueD 2.4O
Also ran-Hi Gee, sistina. Dolaway.
Leading Bet and Maebob.
, SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
rysa6roSs ;rsi6n Mann1 and sp fuTlSnss an so
Empress Hills dew 400 300
Imperial Jones (Alberts) 800
Also ran1cantwell Prospectus Andnow.
Vote Boy, Blossom Queen, Hazel F. and
DAILY Double paid s11sD
THIRD, RACE-Purse. s7o0: claiming:
Amer Emblem Iweisman1 400 800 80
sarah Justice Luce Luce SEQ
Also ran-Imperial ROME. visnette
Madame shene and Frances Lou.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3-year r-olds and up: furlongs.
Straight Thru ,Miligan) 500 $40 $50
Tyrone Ge Blanc) 4.60
Also ran%Ada w. Miss clea and San
FIFTH RACE-Handicap; purse, $1,000;
3-year-olds and UP; 8 furlongs.
mo4csfne anxie1y Dew }cexey, 1000 5so 5so s4o s4o
Biscayne Blue tGrilD $50
Alsa ran-a Hoptown Lass. Epidor.
Rosedale Stable entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 1000: handicap:
3-year-c!ds: is miles.
Detroit Bull dew $50 $50 S4O
Endy tHanauerD 400 $50
Don Moss tGrilD 500
Also ran--Black Brummel. White Hot.
Show Up and Bar Fly.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500: claiming:
3-year-olds and up: Il. miles.
Ethelmont tGrilD $50 $50 26O
Kermay fGiangastro) 400 SOC
Dodge Me Fox 4S0
Also ran-Fancy That, Migal Fay, Queen
Echo, Patriarca and Topstaf1.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
3-year-olds and up: / mile and furlones.
Fandan (Weisman) 11.20 500 $40
Big Brook (Carrl 500 $40
Intrip tKirkpatrick) $50
NsS rsa@snse..de, Asus. .aa Tesia
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Hawthorne Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PRESS.
FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming p
! Winamsc &c SOUTH 1880 $50 40
Easy Flynr B thompson 400 300
Aliack - A1amsI $40
Time l:l3l,
Also ran-Jimson Belle Mex cana. R)bs
Wav, Rourshera Beau B.annon, Chance
/ Sord. Chocolate Maid. Vain Grove and
SECOND RACE--Purse. $500: claiming
Miss Co.d ,Richardi c4.o 900 SO
/ Idopeheye iFadSi 3 sc
Also ranDWar Declared You Alon.
Flvlns Bonnet. Donnasina. NickaJsck. Sal
lie Kay and War Vision
snces, a-year -ods and up: sl4 furlonss
/ Court Counsel Martin 1850 500 $50
/ Deslgne- Richard $40
Also ran-Ballinderry. Imperial Jayna
/ Sir l.. and Cutter.
FOURTH RACE-Purse: $500; claiming
4-year-olds and up; / mile,
Ag9sF'Ss Ms42y Mood E'eS 'oro ESQ &c &c ssS ssS
Melodist tHarrelD 3so
Aiao @e rsnTsir Jim James, For. 1sus and
Black River.
FIFTH RACE-The Challenger II Han
dicap: purse. $1,000; 3-year-olds and up;
Is miles.
( BUSY Morn tThompson) $50 300
| Rude Awakening tHarrelD 500
Also ren-Bob's Boys Tn. Thrush. Bala
ormont. Bucking and Forever Prince.
SIXTH RACE - Hawthorne Juvenile
Handicap purse. $1,000 added: s-year-
! olds; Il furlones.
/ ValdIna Myth
~ Richard $50 800 6O
? To Tee adams 1910 20
Valdins Groom tParisol 4 sc
Time, 1:l2.
Also ran-Version Town Miss. Air
Brigade. c Flyinr Streak Aericole. Dis
sension Sir. e Drumont and De Kalb.
cJ D. We'll entry
Valdlna Farm entry.
John Marsch entry
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing: 4-year -olds and up; ? miles.
Mardromel u E Orosl $40 400 2.4o
1istowel CThompsonI 400 400
Mon Reve (HaberI $50
Time. 1:2p
Also rran-Annikin. English Harry and
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
Ing; 3-year-olds and up: II. miles
Getaway Jack Madden $50 $50 300
Bar Play tHauerl 44O $40
Nicholas S. tMolberD 44O
Time. :467,
Also ran-Journalist Swift Spot. Beau
Do. Lottery and Brown Ben.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
SEVENTH RACE - ALEXAN-
DRINE, AMERICA FIRST
BUHBLEWORTH

ALEXANDRINE scored last
month at Rockingham and should
ne able to defeat this half-mile
opposition. AMERICA FIRST
has worked very well and may be
the one to dispute the issue
BUBBLEWORTH could save the
consolation money.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
FOURTH RACE-CIS MARION,
MISS BRIDE FAUX, sun
TPIAn

CHS MARION has been winning
her share of these sprint affairs
and has the ability to overhaul
the early pace-setters if she gets
away slowly. MISS BRIDEAUX
won two nice Delaware Park out
incs and is reported working we'll
SUN TRIAD could be third.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
SIXTH RACE-NAVARIN, WAR
LANE. HOWARD

NAVARIN won twice at Airing
ton and twice at Washington.
The gelding has been licking
slightly better fields than this
appears to be and is the best bet
OF the afternoon. WARLAINE
has scored often in New England
competition. HOWARD is near
ing top form.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
FIFTH RACE-CONQUER, TOW
ROPE. BRIGHT VIEW

CONQUER has a bit Of class
and should encounter no inter-
ference in so small field. The
Victorian gelding may lead from
start to finish. TOW ROPE is
consistency itself and should have
a lot to say about the final result.
BRIGHT VIEW for the short end.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
THIRD RACE - RISSA, Cue
KOO- MAN, ZENANA.

RISSA has good form to her
credit and the Bud Lerner mare
may be able to give this high
class sprint field a neat trimming.
CUCKOO-MAN has wins to his
credit at Empire, Belmont and
Jamaica. He must be accorded a
stout chance. ZENANA is very
DANGEROUS here,
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Aqueduct Record Sci
As Hash Captures
Edgemere Cap
Track Marks Are Tied
Or Menuced Often to
Experts Amozement
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne ASBOclhteQ fTeS8.
NEW YORK, Sept. 14-Running
over a course SO fast that track rec
ords were broken, equalled or mem
aced all afternoon, Mrs. Payne
Whitney's stretch-running Hash to-
day won the 18th Edgemere Handi-
cap at lls miles before bowling
throng Of 20,255 at Aqueduct.
H. F. Guggenheim's War Dog. win
ner of the recent Aqueduct Handi-
cap, weakened at the end, but saved
the place by two lengths from Arnold
Hangers Dit while losing first money
by length. Eddie Arcaro, snap
ping out of slump, drove the win
ner home in 1:502s, which estab-
lished a new track mark.
No Foul, Wall Declares.
The old record was l:5l1s. Hash
was a slight choice over War Dog at
$3.50 for 50 and earned a purse Of
$8,175. Not. however, until the stew
ards had debated whether to disqual-
ify the victor.
Hash came In after turning for
home and appeared to bother Aeth-
elwold to slight extent, but Nick
Wall, who rode the latter, said he
was not interfered with; that he saw
Hash bearing over and took his
mount in to avoid trouble. Aethel-
void finished a well beaten fourth.
with Gilded Knight fifth and True
Call last.
Fast Times Amaze Experts.
The amazingly fast time in the va
rious events had the experts trying
to figure the reason. Some of the
causes advanced were scraping and
rolling of the track. the effect of the
tide in nearby Jamaica BAY. the
wind, etc. Any horse that failed to
run in time approximating a record
today was considered on the slow
side.
Neither Hash nor War Dog had
won race this year until their
recent scores at the current meeting
War Dog ran very game race
He could not shake of Gllded
Knight, which had been away from
competition since August of 1870
Evening star., 1940-09-15

Sam Mandich, West Virginia CEN
ter, has . sweet nickname-"Rose
bud" He Is 8 feet 2 inches tall, but
euH scales ITS pounds.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for q Fast Track at Hovre de Grace

BEST -NAVARIN.

tured his last two attempts and
he appears TO hold quite an edge
over this opposition. COUNTY
CORK won his last start and is
as good as the victory suggests.
BALKANESE has excellent half
mile form to recommend his
chances.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

Played also at the Dallss congress
Burdge finds the former Wisconsin state
Chess Association champion aggressive and
fearless
Leonard Minkon correctly names the
opening for September ! and receives
gratis chess magazine
schedule of team matches In the eight
maior-club social tournament will be pub
lished shortly. Saturday. September 81.
at pm, Capital City Chess Club is host
for Washington Chess Divan al Hotel Cor
don. You are .privileEed to attend with
out charge and witness battle OF the
giants To date Capital City has the
edge on the Divan organization in previous
matches
Carl Hesse will exhibit at simultaneous
chess Wednesday. September Is, Hotel
Parksfde. The public is welcome.
Attention, Please.
Press relations directors Of the 10
cal chess clubs are requested TO
mail all communications directly to
chess editor.
(September IS, 1e4o)
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Havre de Grace Fast.

Havre de Grace Fast.
BY The Louisville Times
1-Mardi Gras, Farcical, Becomly.
2-Chatabit. Balkanese. Actress.
3-Autumn Guest, Dizzy Dame. Gen.
marc.
4-Sun Triad, Miss Brideaux, Cis
Marion.
5-Conquer, Tow Rope, Bright View.
6-Victory Light. Navarin Puddles.
7-Golden Wen, Lafitoff. Braxton.
Best bet-Victory Light.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Racing Selections
For tomorrow
Havre de Grace tFastl.

Havre de Grace Fast.
BY the Associated Press
l-Mardi Gras, Becomly, Wise
Brave.
2-Blahblah, Rough Bridage, Cor
sica.
3-Rissa, zenana. Royal Teddy.
4-Cis Marion, Sun Triad, Miss
Brideaux.
5-Conquer, Tony Steel. Tow Rope.
6-Sanoma, Navarin. Squabble.
7-Golden Vein, America First,
AlcXandrine.
Best bet-Conuuer.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Hornsby Likes Minors

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. IA OP.-
Rogers Hornsby said today that al
though he had received several
"feelers' he would prefer a con-
nection In the Texas League 70 q
years contract in the majors.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Little Beans Under Smart Ride by Smith, Nabs Feature of Inaugural
# CHE s. @
BY PAUL J. uLER.

c. w. Stark Of Washington was eeced director Of the United
1910
Of
title merely tournament distinction and
Evening star., 1940-09-15
ZUKERTORT OPENING.

Chess Problem No. 265.
By DR. GILBERT DOBBS, Carrollton. Ga
First Prize. The Chess Correspondent
tOrFan. Correspondent Chess League
of AmericsD
BLACK-9 MEN,
Evening star., 1940-09-15
FIRST RACE BECOMLY,
WISE BRAVE, MARDI GRAS.

BECOMLY is fairly consistent.
This filly scored at Havre de
Grace this spring and her recent
New York efforts say she should
take the honors. WISE BRAVE
still is maiden but has been in
the money in all of his three
starts. MARDI GRAS works
well.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Aqueduct Fast.

huucuuCt VI dStls
BY The Louisville Times.
Camp Sort.e, Cheetah. Edasel
2-Be Quaint. Jack Fly. Bubblesome
3-Williamstown, Balloo. Ginobi.
+Knight's Quest, Yipee. Galvav.
5-Mucho Gusto. Selmalad, Birch
Rod.
6-Fire Marshal, Third Try. Shag.
broad Vision. Teddy Patio, Sun
Mica.
Best bet-Williamstown.
Aqueduct Consensus fFasD.
Fly the Associated Press
Camp Sortie. Cheetah. Our Flor
ence.
2-Dictv Step. Be Quaint. Time
Passes.
3Awise Ally, Hasty Triumph, For
4-Jackorack, Knights Quest. Gal
way.
5-Wood Chopper, Birch Rod,
Mucho Gusto
6-Third Try, Fire Marshal, West
Wichita.
7-Scur-y. Sun Mica. DR.. Bones.
Best bet-Dicty Step.
Hawthorne Fast.
BY The Louisville Times.
1-Tiger Teddy, Weisenheimer, De-
courcv.
2-Tanoler. Chief Counsel, Black
Flame.
81 Bid. Cav Elf. Joe Fisher.
4-Doorbell. Haste On. Chin Music
5-Caddie Cay, Mingling. Ballin-
derry.
6-Floataway, Montsin. Eouistar.
Tornado. Jockarando. Uproar.
8-SIavic. Hat Check. Ceaseless.
Best bet-Caddie Cay.
Hawthorne Fast.
BY the Chicago Daily Times.
/ -Weisenheimer. Tiger Teddy,
2-Torca, Golden Due, Chief Coun-
sell
3Gav Elf HadamOon. Immaculate.
4Chin Music, Haste On, Rahanee.
5eTorch Stick, william Palmer,
Ballinderry.
6-Mrs. E. Denemark Entry, Float
Away Sky Ball.
7-Janepola, Jockarando, Speedy
Squaw
8-Red Rogue, Mayro, Bachelors
Bower.
Best bet-Torca.
Narragansett Fast.
BY The Louisville Times.
blue Orchid. Tinkatys. Landfall
2-Leonardtown Purple Dawn, ALL
mar.
3-High Finance, Mosawtre, Madi-
son.
4-Louis Shapiro, Circus Wings
Pirata.
5-Ambo, Fancy Free, Pacifier.
6-Book Plate, Beach Ensemble,
Crossbow II.
7-5untime. Newark. Ghost Flyer.
8-Count Rae, Sun Antioca, Sickel
Bill.
e-Town Car, Combahee, Fight
Back
Best bet-High Finance.
Narragansett Fast.
Bv the Associated Press.
Milk and Honey, Tacky Sue,
Brighten Up.
2-Leonardtown, Allmar, Don Bruce
3-Madison, Nah Di. Whiskolo.
+Valdina Jack, Radio Wave, Cir
Gus Wing.
General Planet, Fly Gent, Lost
Gold.
6-Book Plate, Day Break, Beach
| Ensemble.
7-Friendly Paul, Cooling Spring
| Suntime.
8-Dizzy B., For Romance, Stalag-
mite.
e-(Sub) County Bond, Leven Miss
Halnes Play.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow
snces, 3-year-olds and UP: 6l7 furlonss
Court Counsel Martini 1850 500 40
Commentator II adams $40 $50
Designer Richard $40
Time. 1rsas.
Also ran-Ballinderry. Imperial Jayna,
Sir l. and Cutter.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

SECOND RACE-ROUGH BRI-
GADE. UNITY CORK,
BALKANESE.
ROUGH BRIGADE has CAP
Evening star., 1940-09-15

BY The Louisville Times.
Camp Sort.e. Cheetah, Edasel
2-Be Quaint. Jack Fly, Bubblesome
3-Williamstown, Balloo. Ginobi.
+Knight's Quest, Vince. Galvav.
5-Mucho Gusto, Selmalad, Birch
Rod.
6-Fire Marshal, Third Try Shag.
broad Vision. Teddy Patio, Sun
Mica.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
FRENCH DEFENSE,
QUEENS GAMBIT DECLINED.

Missouri versus Texas as Erich Mar
chand downs W N Kendall in the United
States Chess Federation Congress Dallas
Evening star., 1940-09-15
F0nRrH RAcE-pnrse Ssnn.

FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500. claiming;
4year-olds and up; / mile.
Autograph lEadsl ESQ 420 400
Merry Mood tOros) $40 $50
Melodist tHarrelD $50
Time 1:4l.
Also ran-Sir Jim James, Fore Isus and
Black River
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Aqueduct Entries
For Tomorrow

BY the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
~ the Associated Press.

Purse. $1,000: claiming;
lp: Ii. miles.
ia xSon Altesse 102
10 Toney Steel 110
%
Evening star., 1940-09-15

SECOND RACE-Purse. $500. claiming:
}-year-oids. ii furlonEs.
Miss Coed tRichardb H420 go SO
Ever After fHarrelD 40 $50
Idopeleye tEadSi $50
Tine. 1.l3i,
AiSn ran-War neriared Ynu Alone
Evening star., 1940-09-15
SEVENTH RAcE-purse. 1000: claim
Gridder Hos Sweet Name

xApprentice allowance claimed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
Armstrong Says He'll
Retire From The Ring

ATLANTIC CITY. NJ - BY
Frank Canty. Jr., for AMP The
one-ime triple boxing champ Hem
ry lIammering Hank" Armstrong.
anil present boss Of the weltcr-
weight division dropped IN TINS re-
sort Tor q rest last week after fat-
tenne Tie Sweetwater Texas lad,
Lew Jenkins. In six POUNDS at tbs
Polo Grounds in New York city.
and when interviewed hy newsmen
stated he viii hang ~ his gloves
about the end Of the year.
Armstrong IS not only great
fighter. bur is also somewhat Of
crooner. While taking in one ~
the hoi spots be gave a splendid
rendition OF "Sonlh OF the BORDER
which was surprise TO many Of the
patrons on yes. he Is song writ
or TOO. his latest ballad being MY
Moment supreme" and recently
featured ny two famous radio per-
sonalites. Armstrong left after a
few DAYS for - Louis where he
will attend the Elks convention
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
Chatter OF Hoefs
American Derby Has A Long And Brilliant
History Behind 1t

Chicago way. His latest winner
was colt named Agronomy, who
paid a nice price. $2S.S0 for a deuce
spot. Yes. Old Yellow Tucker has
not forgot how TO run them, boys.
A. Allen. young colored train
~. is still saddling winners al
New York His latest winner was
Fencing who paid $500 for a dence
with Wayne Wright up. What a
combination. Alta boy. Mr. Al
len. w. l.. Taylor still leads the
Jockeys at the halfway mark. with
p. James a runnerup. and d. VOL
mendorf. trainer for the Chicago
owned stable, T.. l.. Denemark
heads the trainers, with II. Jacobs.
the runnerup.
johnny Adams Is riding I'm fine
form al Chicago. Yes. he sure can
ride. that little short-legged fellow.
Suluina 400 s.goVosla V n
stick. beat a good field OF nags in
Boston recently BY the way, he IS
Dctroit's own son. called Lefty
Clark in the racing game. lie must
have real dough.
For Saratoga | have some sweet
patoties: Tedbriar. Volitant, The
Mount. Tiberous. Dr Bones. Siroc-
60. Tripit. Athelwodl. Allegro and
Deicer. They're all hot and ready
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
Pontiac Heavy
Training At
BIakeman's Farm
Both Fighters
Are Confident
OF Victory

COLrMRrs. Ohio Johnny Witt
ers. Jolting Janitor from Pontiac.
Mich, Will NEE. lack fBuddy)
walker "a return bout AZ HATS
Acre Monday night AUG This
will afford winters a chance 20 re-
verse the decision rendered against
him IN a previous match a. tbs
same pla,c
In the first bout Waiker. COL
umbus heavyweight was given a
decision over winters winch I'D nor
meet with M approya % mo ma
iariy ~ the Fan. present Most %
them thought Wnie- had won the
contest aud others uere Of The
opinion it Wa. a draw The hght
scribes gaze ;hc baele go waters.
Immediately eilown- the de-
cislon. Harry !. fpoppa Dee lchn-
son handler for winters d"flar-
ed be- wanted return match SO
insisienf Were Iohrs9n donands
that a return bout was arranged
Winters has be,n doing MS TRAM
Ing during the past two weeks 40
Perry BiakemauS Farm sun
Drurv. ohio The big Michigan
heavvWc ghi has been hoxinE Win
WEE wine Williams. DAME smith.
aud Geotac stone speedy Johnson.
Pontiac lightweight who Is also
on ihe card Is also dongfhis iran-
ing ~ the camp
Poppa Dee after watching Whit
er- 60 through his training sos
sions SUNDAY before Urge saith
ering Of heht fans eaid his charge
Was n fop condition and would re-
verse the earlier decision
Among those who watched Whit
ers box sunday WAS Roscoe Toles.
heavyweight champion OF Michi-
gan Tales had motored down from
Detroit 10 watch Winters in his
workout
Because 81 the closenese Of the
first contest the promoters arc an
ucipaiing a record-breaking crowd
at the fight Nondsy night Advance
sales OF tickets has been very pro-
missing.
Walker. who has been doing his
training IN Columbus, expressed
the opinion that no would dupli-
cate his first victory over the De-
iroii batfler Both fighters viii
weigh IN az close 10 goo pounds