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Evening star., 1940-09-29

the Maritime Commission as Fed
eral Security battles the Archives
Chess Club.
Wiseacres are forecasting victories
for Capital City, Divan. Morphy and
Federal Security, but ere the curtain
is rung down, say we. there will be
many an upset in the calculations
OF the experts. So, the less expert
enced organizations should fight
tenaciously and let no possible win
60 overheard through hasty resig-
nation.
This weeks activity:
Oct Federal Security-Archives
oet. ot .D'i sEP.al MeTpsy@M.ri,ime Ss-eqs 0e Com
mission.
Oct. 4-Chess Divan- -Interhigh Aces.
Divan. 121a; Federal Security, AZ.
Making a speedy recovery from
the terrific shellacking suffered in
the first round at the hands of Cap
ital City Chess Club. Washington
Divan turned its big guns on Fed
eral Security in the second round to
triumph by 12h-4i7.
But Divan Champion Simon Mai
del bowed before the canny skill of
A. S. Kussman. Security top-bOarder.
who cut his eye teeth against New
York masters. like Marshall. Fine.
and Horowitz, before coming to
Washington a few months ago.
Divanite Stuart Wagman see
sawed back and forth in his jousting
with Harry Siller. one of those
games that keep the onlooker on
tenterhooks. NJ Paul Of Security
battled willy Ernest Knapp to a
draw. while Chernowitz and Adler
also divided honors.
Evening star., 1940-09-29
WHITE MEN

WHITE MEN.
white TO Play and Mate in Five MovrS.
The two 5-move problems that
appear today are from the British
Chess Federation Problem Compos-
ing Tournament. No. 81. Each is
direct mate.
Thanks to Photographer D. Kan
del for the excellent chess photos.
This column can use good chess
snaps" provided they can be con-
denSed TO one or two columns. so
keep this point in mind when chess
scenes of current tournaments are
taken. Personalize one or two in.
dividuals and shun group pictures.
Interhigh and college chess clubs
are advised to report elections as
early as semester meetings are called
that fall program may be submit
ted for interclub activity.
September 29, l940)
Evening star., 1940-09-29
Huvre de Grace

FIRST RAcE-Purse $1,000 maiden B.
2ssr,old; 2.ss.ol and up; II. miles: go ,oo ,o
Chatter Gal Csmith, 43o $40
\ Graeme Park tBasie) 40
zeims, Can sling Bioodstonc, strolinR On,
! Aster Lady. Hepzibah.
,rs sEeosD sSssr5Iae aacrfaFss iuFsnrs $1,000 claim
strolinq In Duncan $3.50 1920 SO
Battle Won tCanning go
ASo sen anH tnk o5sy a:, sSssyss g1gs
DAILY Double paid Sl160o1
THIRD RAcE-Purse 81 900; claiming.
s-year- -olds and up; furloncs m
sisse. ss,.nsky fRsTSt sWasnen $50 ~" ) o." 81"
Attracting Llndvl 4bO
5ss RnoHs asyess fs4gs cc2Esa ERs R3s
We Dance. Pompey's Folly. Quatredom.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; e-year-
e,ds; 81. 81, fH5ionss Tp.2nI*, a4o $50 40
Hornblende Berg 40 3ln
Tamil tHanford) $50
soa4 AsQ p.Da3eD Dttfo ID Far
Aerial Fire and Belle D'Armour.
aMrs. s. c. Reaister-C. r. White entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse Sl5.00n added;
the Havre de Grace Handicap: 3-year-
ods and up; Ia miles.
Challedon ,Woolf 80 30 out
Honey Cloud Smith 400 out
Masked General peters, out
Time. :5O2S.
Also ran-Volitant
SIXTH RACE-purse. 81 900. claiming
s-year-oldS and up: Il furlones.
clyde Tolson de Camis) $50 $40 50
Ariel Toy tScottl 20 $50
Port Wales u. Wagner 20
Time, l:lo
Also ran-Gay Balko, Merry Gesture
and Water Cracker.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81 1000 claim
ms; 4-year-oldS and up. - miles.
Bellrnser MADDEN, $40 40 $50
Sanoma Smith $50 $50
Joan Asbestos DE Camilhsl 90
Time. LASS.
Also ran-Sneing Water. Ann Novice.
Knoxville. Buster Boy Brilliant One. Blue
Cyclone. Part One. Redfoot and Emma H.
Evening star., 1940-09-29
Belmont Park Results
BY the Associated Press.


FIRST RACE-The Jolly Roser steeple-
chase; purse, 1880, 3year-olds and up;
66nesehes (W Eng $40 2So s" : 3So SO
salem q; PPsnrOdI 200
Also ran-Nisht Heron and chuckatuck
$500; maiden .-year-old filies; s fur
saf Sutton onao aols hGPsdsn T 4 SMITH $50 s@"
Also '' ranEWar Hazard orshoot. First
Love, Fair Morn and Holua.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000, 3-year-
elds and up: & furlongs main course)
Count Anklet Lngden 24.s0 80 $40
solatium (Barba' $50 so
ss1sn Fms; CAP 2 g sAFs'To' ca 30
Also ran-Kinsnsher, Pico Blanco II. on
Shore and Big Beauty.
- FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow
ances; 3-year-olds Class C. furlonss ton
@oodehsppsr ,sh'hamer' $50 ..iioe 80"
Star Chance tLonsden, 300
Also aime' ranEGrey Wolf. ouenemo, Wait
For Baby.
FIFTH RAcE-The Jockey CLUB Goid
up. miles. go - ,
Fenelon STOUT 2.4o out out t
Iron Shot tWrighD Out ou, @
Olympus CMeade) out
Time, 3.242s.
Only three ran.
= SIXTH RACE-The Chacornac Handi,
cap: purse $1,000 added; 3-year-oids ana
Beau James cLonsden) $50 40 $50
Archworth (Seabo) 4.oO 3I0
Ramases tEccardD ~
I
Also ran-Bashi Bazouk, One by One.
Yogoso, Our Mat and Cacodemon.
SEVENTH RACE-The Futurity: purse,
$4,000 added; 2-year-olds Ga furlongs
tWidener course). 10,
Our Boots lArcaro) 1920 $50 $50
King Cole tStoutl 40 $40
Whirlaway Nongden) $40
Time, 1:15 3-5.
Also rarl-Swain, I Hard Jester Bush
vhacker High Command Attention.
fCommlxion. Sprinswood Laatokka. Port
er's Cap. Mettlesome and New World.
fField.
EIGHTH RACE-The Savable Handicap;
purse, 1900 added; 3-year-olds; fur
Iones main course.
Birch Rod (Richards) 500 sa0 $50
Bay Carse Uoneden) 5'lO snV
oun Mica tWellsI ooo
tiao rsnSLa.ks~anna Gold Teddy,
White Mask and Dungeon.
Evening star., 1940-09-29
WooIf Becomes First
Jockey 10 Capture
Race Third Time
Bronn's Ace Racer Runs
Earnings to S3lz,860;
Honey Cloud Second
By the Associated Press.

HAVRE DE GRACE. Md, Sept
2S.-W. L. Brann's Challedon. going
In his best form. bounded away with
the twenty-ninth running of the
Sl5,0O0- added Havre de Grace Hand
leap to the surprise of no one. Un-
der a strong grip, Challedon went
over the finish line to win by 2l2
, lengths in impressive fashion. Mrs
A. J. Abers Honey Cloud, grad
uate from the claiming ranks, was
second, half length in advance of
the Brandywine Stables Masked
General Seven lengths farther back
came the Saratoga Stables Volitant
to be fourth and last in the test
of mile and a furlong
Jockey George Woolf had the
mount on the Brann star and be-
came the first rider to win the
handicap three times. He won with
Seabiscuit in 1888 and with Challe-
don last year.
Challedon Pays $3.50.
Challedon drew virtually all the
money bet on the race and his legion
VI UdChclS VIC SIoWu VI
$4,000 collected $3.50 for each 81
Investment, fair return for what
the calloused bettors referred to as
a clock" His time of 1:502s was
only hree-flfths of a second over
the record for the race and track
get by Osculator in the 1888 run
ming Of the Havre de Grace.
Woolf, the country's No. money
rider, was as cool as an ice cube
throughout the running. Honey
Cloud and Volitant were the leaders
0aoing to the first turn. Woolf let
Challedon drift along on the inside
of Masked General. Nearing the
backstretch, the rider took strong
grip on Challedon, drawing him
back to last position.
Saves Speed for Stretch.
Leaving the backStretch, he took
the colt to the outside and allowed
him to stay last. while Volitant,
Honey Cloud and Masked General
We'd for the lead. 1t was not until
the straightaway that Woolf asked
Challedon for speed.
The big horse responded by going
to the front within space of 20
yards and from that point it was
only question of how far Woolf
chose to make the final margin
Honey Cloud continued gamely to
stave off Masked General. while
Volitant was through horse at the
end.
The victory brought Challedon's
earnings to s6o625 for the year and
1912 $50 in his career. He edged
closer to Seabiscuit's record total Of
$437, ,730.
Evening star., 1940-09-29
Pennington Horse Show
Scheduled This Week
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Sept.
28-Farmington Hunt Clubs annual
event. one of the last of the recog-
nized horse shows on the Virginia
circuit. will be held next Friday and
Saturday.
Opening day will feature novice
jumpers, halfbred hunters. touch
and out, working hunters, qualified
hunters. ladies' hunters and the
jumper sweepstakes
Concluding days program will in
clude green hunters, thoroughbred
hunters. pairs of hunters. the modi-
fled olympic, A. S. p. c. A. horse
manship event, hunter sweepstake.
Corinthian, knock -down-and- out
sweepstake and hunt teams.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

morial'Award (one-year gratis mem
bership in Capital City Chess Club,
are requested to file letter with the
chess editor Of The Star at once.
The letter should set forth the
individual claim and gave the num-
ber of games played and won. and
board rating for the respective
school team AS an adviser to the
Interhigh Chess Association, the
writer will then communicate the
various claims to C. c. c. c. Officers
that an immediate disposition may
be made of the membership award
that has been held in allegiance for
the last four months.
Evening star., 1940-09-29
Advocator Totes Top
Load 10 First Coin
In Arlington Race
Autumn Hondicop Victory
His 9Th in Is Storts;
Bob's Boys Second
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO Sept. 2s.-The colors
Of Charles s. Howard, San Francisco,
flashed to victory at Hawthorne
today when Advocator triumphed in
the 5000 Added Autumn Handicap
before 10000 spectators. 1t was
Advocators second victory of the
Chicago season. the son of Sickle
Persica having won the $4,000
Added Stars and Stripes at Arling-
ton Park.
Held at slightly better than even
money despite top weight Of l26
pounds, Advocator won the l 1/16-
mile gallop by q length over Mrs.
Ed Haughton's Bob's Boys. The
latter finished . head in front Of
Mrs. J. F. Waters Talked About.
Then came Friedberg and Axton's
Bala Ormont, B. F. Masterson's
Busy Morn, Montsin, q running
mate to Bala Ormont, and last IN
the 7-horse field was c. E. Hagyards
Rude Awakening.
1t was Advocator's ninth win In
Is starts this year.
He earned s4,1so today. bringing
his years total to $21 ,440.
Evening star., 1940-09-29
hedon Bounds Second Victory we Handicap With Lot Spare
Racing Selections
For omorrow

! BY the Louisville Times
Detroit Fast.
l-Jo Beulah, Grey Squaw. Azafran
2-Woodtick, Randyh Spalpeen.
3-Nanahcub, Chut bins, Sudie
Greenock,
4Nan Stein. Dolaway Incredible.
5-Wise Greenock, Filipino Valet,
Trimmed.
6-Baby Therese, Sassy Mate. Noble
Boy.
Beau Greenock, Jack vennie,
Dust OF.
Billy Van Nuys, French Trap, In
the Shade.
Best bet-Billy Van Nuys.
Belmont East.
BY the Louisville Times
mo selections.
2-Agronomy. Llanero, Family Doc
3-Handiboy, Postage Due, Lady In
finite.
Mooney Muddle, Scatter Brain,
Ebony Boy.
5eBryan Station, Allenjay, Jack
crack.
6tRosetown, Dinner Date, Rifted
Clouds
7-Bayport, City Talk, Millbriar.
8-Deserter, Foxflame. Navy.
Best bet-Money Muddle.
NarraEansett tFast).
BY the Louisville Times
1-Landfall. Delicto, Dlxiana entry.
2-WiSe Glance, Boycott, White
Front.
3-Bolinvar. Worldly Fair Twink.
blind Pig, Malinda B., Sir Quest.
5-Preceptress, Iron Bar, votum
6-Dolly Val, Smart Crack, Second
Helping
| 7-Personable, Orinoco. Bonnie Buzz
8-Bonnie Vixen, Blackbirder, Steel
King.
Best bet-Bolinvar.
Hawthorne Fast.
! BY the Louisville Times.
1-Ceepeetee, My TowI,. Mexicana.
2-Blue Harmony, Fair Advance
Schnozzle.
3-Decourcy, Gallant Stroke, The
Boxer.
4Patras, Three Sands, Chief
Counsel.
5-Aljack, Bobs Way. Macks Hope.
6-Kings Blue, Potranco, Litchfield
Sir Ajax, Born Happy, Brill.
8-Melodist. Harvey G o, Buyer
Beware.
9-Port Spin, Tundra Prahs.
Best bet-Kings Blue.
Evening star., 1940-09-29
Ke||eyW Wynkoop High
AT Benning Traps
In Class A Shoot

A. Kelley Wynkoop had a near
perfect day at the traps yesterday
at the registered shoot OF Washing
ton Gun Club, missing only two clay
pigeons for a 98xl00 score that
topped scattergunners in the class
A division.
Other winners were w. L. Eyler,
class B, "a, and Mrs W. D. Tread
way. class C, Sc. Eylcr won the coin
toss over Julius Marcy, DR.. A. "
Parsons and w. F Burrows, while
Mrs. Treadway likewise resorted to
a toss with DR.. j. c. Wynkoop Tor
her victory.
C,,v,,y,o orioc.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

Chess CHAMPIONSHIP ConRIess neIo al nam
ilton. N. Y.
Do not overlook the coming OF
Georges Koltanowski who will meet
select group OF players here on Oc-
tober 9 under the auspices of Messrs.
w. K. Wimsatt. ST. and I. S. Turover.
the Jewish Community Center and
Capital City Chess Club. with the
feature to be conducted at the CEN
ter and restricted TO 10 tables.
Reservations should be made now
with w. H. Mutchler tWoodley 2870,.
If you wish to meet the world blind
fold champion. AS many as three
players may consult at one table,
each paying a dollar fee. This is
said to be Champion Koltanowskl's
last public appearance in Washing
ton. Last October he lectured and
played here under sponsorship of
Capital City and Chess Divan, re.
spectively.
Chess Problem No. 268.
BY z SHAW. South Harrow. England.
md Prize. Planck Memorial TOURNEY.
ACK-S
Evening star., 1940-09-29
Individual oOard scoring

Totals a. Totals lol2
Capital City Chess Club scored
7ia-4ia in its match with Paul Nor
ply Chess Club Tuesday. Current
oficers of Capital City are: Presi-
dent. C. w. Stark; secretary, T. J.
Buford; chess director, H. A. Rous-
seau; assistant chest director. w.
H Nichols, and directors, w. H.
Mutchler, H. s. Gay and P. w. Shep-
ard. Recent new members include
A. G. Stone. DR.. John v. Waits and
Lee M. johnson.
Chess Problem No. 267.
By G. HEATCOTE. KinEswar. Engtand.
First Prize. Planck Memorial Tourney.
RLACK-I0 MEN
Evening star., 1940-09-29
Detroit
Bv the Associated Press.

Bv the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, 5000; claiming:
3-year -olds and up: furlongs lchute' eo
Travel. AGENT 'Kinsl nno,,, 40" 40
Royal Charm tMcComos'
Also ran-Hard Biscuit, Burston Man3r'
1s Htah Pres pressure 1mpeTial Jones and Ray
mond.
Field.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 500: claiming;
3-year-olds and up: furlones' so 400
Rejectable king, $50 6.SSu 4'5nn
Vote Boy (Trombley) o.so a;n
Ozark (Wallacel o'fo
Also $50 ran-Kenneth x, slya: seStty tys,E. B,
Deep Summer. Empress AiliS. Nisne'te'
chiefs Boy. Big Sam and can'Weh'
daily Double paid s113)
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming:
epheT,0SL symphon Luce, au " 500 94.4O 1880
Ada W tGreeverl lou n.SSoo
straisht Thru tMillisan) $50
Also S' ram Fire Finch Prosy: Aerial
Bomb, fGraustark. I Tuleyries Lin. MY
Pat, Born Lucky and Batter
Finished nrst, but was disaualif,ed,
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow
M
Mystery Marvel ,Milanl 500 so 3n0
Aimed king o.4o :ifu
He Rolls iLittreU) o-O
Also 5anIAll True; Alssomar: Better n%
Music, Tex Kiss. Singing Heels and jim
Pat.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81 800; 3-year-
olds and up; turlonss o oo en-
Anxiety 1Milligan) $50
Also ran-Happy Lark, Biscayne Blue,
Be Blue and Great Day.
SIXTH RACE-Hsndicap; Purse, Sl.200:
3-year -olds and Up: Is miles.
Scythian tBateman) 800 300 80
Show Up CMcCombs, $50
Also rsu-Hoptown Lass Tunica. Poesy
and Al Au Feu.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing: 3-year.ol and up: ,s miles. on
Oddesa's Pride tGonza'E $40 $40 $50
Dixie Girl tLueet 1910 $50
HsdnoRal tWallacel $50
Time. :46.
Also ran-Magnetism, Shin Plaster, Pari
Call and Sweeping Bow.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiminR;
3-year -olds and I'D: l mile and 8 furlongs,
Gay Days RAYMOND, 7.6O $50 $50
DR.. Holmes lChestnut) 11.O0 800
Pour Bageer dew 2.so
Also ranWBrovn Ray. fLaconic. + Good
ness Sake. Stingo. Love Quest, Intrip.
Totin Home. Rich Girl and Crack Boy.
Field.
Evening star., 1940-09-29
Labrador Dog Victor

VALLEY, Nebr., Sept. 28 R.-Lad-
die of Rockengell, black Labrador
owned by F. M. Lebold of Chicago.
placed first in the derby for 2-year-
olds at the Missouri Valley Hunt
Club retriever trials.
Evening star., 1940-09-29
Hoyd Freshmen Lose
To Plebes, 1913, as
Late Stab Fails
Fy the Associated Press.

Fy the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, Sept. "a
Nays plebes opened the 1910 sea-
son today with a l3-to-l2 victory
over Georgetown US frosh. scoring
all their points in the first half and
standing of an aerial attack
launched by the young Hoyas
A 68-yard drive, climaXed by
pass from Jack Davis to Bill Wooten,
gave the plebes their first score.
They widened the margin to Is
to 0 in the second period with a
50-yard drive. Studder scored after
taking a lateral from Leahy. start
ing at the Georgetown 80. Beckett
converted for what proved to be the
winning point.
Georgetown scored in the final
minutes of the second period Reiges
tossing 25 yards TO Kosterman for
the touchdown.
Reiges shot one "A yards in the
final quarter to Duffy on the plebes'
20. and found Kosterman open for
toss for another counter Reiges'
attempted placement failed and cost
n
Evening star., 1940-09-29
FOURTH RACESIR QUEST,
BLIND PIG. LISTARO.

SIR QUEST captured second
money in his last two outings
and the gelding could take the
honors here He gets the best Of
the weight assignment. BLIND
PIG appears to be on the improve
and could be dangerous. LIS
TARO is consistent and has .
chance.
Evening star., 1940-09-29
. CHE: 3 3 s #
Ey PAUL ]. MILLER.

Going into the third round OF tercub social tournament play the
many new players to the game.
schedule Capital
Intergh challenging
Evening star., 1940-09-29
Six-Doy Rider Retires

KENOSHA. Wis. Sept. % tP).-
Bobby Thomas. 6-day bicycle racer
for the past eight years. has an
nounced his retirement from the
sport to accept position with an
industrial plant here.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

THIRD RAcE-Purse. 81 900; claiming;
s-yeap,olds and up: ! mile a and 20 20 yards o
erandps. eqa h,sn Boy 1r.rrelp i'oo $50 $50 ="
Damica tTavlor) $50
Also ran-GaIa Star. GOGGLES, Conti-
nuity County Antrim. Barbara A.. Nellie
Nc, Close Kin. Time To Go. stranse Times.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 81 200: claim,
ing: 3-yesr-oids and up: ! mile and 20
Fencing Meyneln $50 $50 3lo
stingira ,Atkinsonl $50 so
Well Read 'Renick, $50
Also rand Top.e. Lady Roma. Diana.
pat. Conrad Mann. Panalons. Papa Jack.
Finished 9h ahs Second. 1 % but was disau.lin.d.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. Si,3o0: claiming:
3.year -olds and up: furlonss tehute>
Book Plate .Corbetp $50 $50 40
Eouistone MAY, $50 $50
Charitable Emery 40
Also ran-oo Home. RED War. Cerisse
SIXTH RACE-The James c Thornton
Memorial Handicap; purse. $1,000 added.
;siyear-qIds and up; . iprisoGnss,. .oo
Doubt Not fBerrerJ $50 $50
Pictor tParlso' 80
llmcT III.
Also ran-Blll Farnsworth. Allegro.
Brieht Trace. Night Editor and Dolly Val.
SEVENTH RACE|Purse. $1,000: claim
ing: i-year-olds and up ii. miles
Newark tMcRobertsl 2S4O 1f.1O $40
Wedding Morn tParisoD $50 400
Sav JudRe ,BereerJ 40
Time, ! 80 3-5.
Also ran-Vioee II Franco Sax
Manila Bay, Ardour. Redroc& Canyon. Nip
ponese, Gigi, Temulac and The Runner.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; / mile and 20
yards
CITY judge tTaylor) $50 40 330
Hish Vote CCorbetD $50 so
Wee Bag tMeynenl $50
Time, 49,,
Also ran-Saxonlan. Alca. General R.
Guyencourt. Lovick. Major B. Narise, Rolls
Buzzy and Hot Metal.
Evening star., 1940-09-29
Summaries
Purdue Spunks Butler

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. 28.-
Purdue's Boilermakers scored in
every period today to open their
1910 football season with an inn
pressive j2S-to-0 victory over Butler.
Evening star., 1940-09-29
Hawthorne Results
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcEmru.s. sa ~. s ,,,I;oO:, $500 el.iminr'
sanctity Haskell, 400
Also ran.Ferdinand. ssllie Kay. Peter
H. Hap's Pal. New Discovery.
SECOND RAoEPurse, $500: claiming:
assf; q! adS! %srs ,S.3EsS TsS% 1900 ;is ;iSs -" s"
LitI1. TIm!. Ius, i.,s9. T.d'' ESQ
cs.as. ss.s 1r s. q var j1.s 5%s:9s. f.
DAILY Double paid S53o
THIRD RAcE-rurse, $500: elaimins;
r;ins Tlysis Bonn Sonn.t .sCHtS' $3.50 g" sc
ReIief ,YaserJ 100
AI;o rsrS k Ssh,no,ns MsIl.n .nd
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim
sI,ani nS K.se, and up 80 "ilss $50 300
skipped ,Eads' 400 go
lie Miserable tGArner) 1l.2O
| Jules Lazard. Orbedlu. Bonnie Princess.
| Black Gift, Smith David and Local BOY.
FIFTH RAcE-Purs,. $1,000: allow
ances: 3-year-olds and up SO furlonss;
Com dsdor II adams, $50 ssssoo go go
Desiener 81 Richard $50
Also ranENisht Lady. Hope Diamond
and Sir l.
SIXTH RACE-1he Autumn Handicap:
purse S5 600: 3-year-olds: II. miles.
Advocator ~ Richard 40 3?0 $50
Bobs Bows tThompson' $50 100
| Talked About adams, go
Also ran-b Montsin. Bala Ormont,
Busy Morn and Rude Awakening.
Friedbers and AXton entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and UP; !. miles
Ceaseless Thompson $50 $50 800
Chicharra tCads' $50 300
Yantis Garner, $50
Also ran-Bind Blarney. High Blame.
Freeburg Boy, High Josie and jolly FLAG.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000 claim
Miss MIS- Apprehend isrooSsi siS ks $50 4so $40
Our Teddy 'W Garner, 40 $40
Double Finesse (Insress, 1870
Time, l:54is
Also ran-Catechism. Oakwoods Lad.
tended. Tristrap and Peter Pumpkin.
Evening star., 1940-09-29
FIRST RACE-ESTA, MACHREE,
uTIp NANCY

ESTA has started four times at
this meeting and finished in the
money on each occasion. She
should graduate here. MACHREE
Just missed in her last test and
the filly may be the most dan
gerous of the opposition. HUP
NANCY for what is left.
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Taft A. c. l25-pound football team
has accepted the challenge of
Friendship House and can meet
them on either October Is or 20.
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Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Nonooonsett
BEST BET-VOTUM.

FIFTH RACE-VOTUM, IRON
BAR, PRECEPTRESS.
VOTUM copped his last Suf-
folk test with speed to spare and
has worked swiftly over the
Narragansett strip. The colt
should win again. IRON BAR is
a fairly consistent filly and may
have a lot to say about the re-
suit. PRECEPTRESS for the
show.
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THIRD RACE-BO BOLINVAR,
ETHEL PAIR, TACKY SUE.
BOLIVAR has a high turn
of early speed and he may be able
to take the lead over these young
sters. If he gets on top he will
be hard to catch. ETHEL PAIR
appears to be near peak form
and she rates stout consideration.
TACKY SUE has a recent win
IN recommend
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Norrogonsett Results
BY the Associated Press.

flhST RACI-Purke. Sl2O0. claiming:
3-year -olds: | mile and 70 yards
Big Rover JacobS 1880 $50 $50
Trip Thru tCorbetti $40 go
Love Mark 'MeynelD 3 80
Time. l.45
Also ran-Miss Gallant. High Arch. Five
O Five. Kurdistan. Hazel Lee. Court Play
er. Irish Lark. Miss Mosul and Hinblond
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 600: claim
ing. I-year-olds and up furonss
tchutel
Nipantuck E Smith 23OO 1850 ao0
Fair Time ,AtklnsonJ 1850 MO
Dinna Do tPufundii go
Time 1:l2@,
Also ran-BlaufusS Sought After Sun
Girl Erect. On Quest. Nedporte. Bright
Sox Cordate and Nedcap
Daily Double paid S.5SsO)
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SIXTH RACE-SECOND HELP
ING, DOLLY VAL, SMART

SECOND HELPING has scored
two straight wins at this ses-
sion and in her present form
may be able to defeat this sitter
opposition. DOLLY VAL has a
smattering of class and will be
hard to defeat. SMART CRACK
won at Arlington last July.
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EIGHTH RACE-PICK OUT,
STEEL KING, BONNIE

PICK OUT has been running
in game fashion and the mare
has as good a chance as any,
thing else in this one. STEEL
KING has been running consist
emily and could force the top
one to her limit. BONNIE VIX-
EN- might take it all.
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SECOND RACE-M E A d O w
coin SIR RROOKSTDE.

SECOND HHOE@VI Z n d y "
GOLD, SIR BROOKSIDE,
BURNT BRIDGES.
MEADOW GOLD has turned in
two crackerjack performances
this month and her consistency
entities her to the call over this
sort. SIR BROOKSIDE improved
in his last and he may be dam
gerous. BURNT BRIDGES could
complete the picture.
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EIGHTH RAcE-purse. 81 900: claim.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and fast
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SEVENTH sRACE-ORINOC
COSSE, WEST ACRE.
ORINOCO has scored six VIC
tories in the last two months and
should have no dificulty in lead
ing this band of chalmers past
the pay-off line. COSSE has ex-
cellent form to his credit and
should prove hard to handle.
WEST ACRE may threaten.
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. Mrs. Z. D. Jacobs entry.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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Toft Reudy for Bottle
b. the Associated Press.

C1eaf ana 1aSt.
x-Apprentice allowance claimed.
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Played IN The IH4N New fofk SUI
,ess Championship ConRress held al Ham,
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BY z H SHAW. South Harrow. Enslan
md Prize. Planck Memorial Tournt
BLACKS MEN