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Evening star., 1940-05-12
Norrogunsett Results
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
u. FIRST EAcE-Purse. $1,000: Agar
Flag Post tBassetD 1880
Also Ean--My Gracious Noon Sun. Luns-
ford, OF Course. saxonian, Dinna Do.
shooting Scout. Baron Lynn and Chauvin.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim.
ing: 4-year-olds and up; 8 furionss
Lbertys Love tTaylor) $50 $40 $50
Whisper. Johnston) $50
tb.sse Aise 5saGoSa ssiKos .9 Omen I;osns '.s.ia
DAILY Double paid s5s.6o)
,,sI1a;s1 TaIsR :es claiming;
DEVILS Pace lKrovitzj $40 $50 2.eo
Many Mar Flass sRosen' 7.3O $50
Time. i:1s' 'Ao
Also ran@Post Oak. Express, All Asos,
Tq.f Nv. St. Sting rt saxlen Epson PIince, Mad Do
FOURTH EAcE..Purse, $1,000; cl.im.
Gdm.s,ss ns; s,year1olds; Ids, furionngso -.
sIy5ns psstas ss0Iso Bonoso, $40 $3.50 sssSS
Hugood tRichard) 4.so
chinker chek. Louis Shapiro and sisonette.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claiming;
Roy T -otHs tRobart ana u' iuf;ShSs s5o 100 a,o
Madison (Richard) 49O $50
Major B. tMoore) 800.
Also ran-Minimum. Jocks Betsy. Gail.
ing, Fraidy Cat, Miss Monoa and Air Chute.
SIXTH RACE+The Rhode Island Handi-
can: purse: sl0 0,oo0 added; 3-year -olds and
up Ia miles.
Condado (Wright) 1910 SH0 33O
Dunade tAtkinson) lI.4O 4pO
M.ny 4iy.' stipSs / g. D0noso', 40
Also ran-b Upstream, Silent witness,
War Minstrel and Forever Prince
Mrs. z. Denemark entry.
SEVENTH EAcE..Purse, 81 900; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs
Star OF Padula tMaschek)
Grand Pageant tBassett) $50 3.i0
Time Please tDanford) 40
Also ran-Flag Orland, Last Message,
King Gotten.
l., EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. 81 ,oO0 claim
Ing: 4-year-olds and up; y miles
Epanalons CBereerl $50 $40 $50
Yelled Lady iAtkinson) 900 4SO
Brandon Prince (Friedman1 $40
Also ran-Country Lass. Pick Out Con-
rad Mann and Steel King.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Stewards Ruling Hits
Backers Of Favored
Entry Heavily
Woodward Horse Ruled
Out for Bearing Over
At First Turn
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, May 11.-Fighting
Fox, William Woodward's erratic s.
year-old, ran one of his good races
today in the Excelsior Handicap at
Jamaica, but it availed him nothing.
The purse of 5000 went to Maxwell
Howards The Chief when the Fox
was disqualified.
With Jimmy Stout handling the
reins, Fighting Fox finished the mile
and sixteenth a length in front Of
The Chief after setting all the pace,
but the veteran jockey and his horse
were charged with bearing over on
G. B. Cameron's Journey On at the
first turn.
The action so impeded the progress
of The Chief, close up all the way,
that the stewards lost no time
taking down the numbers Of the
Woodward colt and his stablemate,
1solater, which finished third.
The double disqualification moved
J. B. Partridge's Sandy Boot up to
second place after he had finished
six lengths back of The Chief and
gave Cameron's Anthology, stable
mate of Journey On, third share OF
the purse.
The disqualification also was a
decided blow to the majority of the
crowd of 81 1856 that turned out for
the final day of racing at Jamaica.
They backed the Woodward entry
into n-favortism while over
looking The Chief until he returned
Sll.40 for q 81 win mutuel.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

NoHllIlg Dack 10 CnlS SlQe, Lney~
noticed boat over by Town Point
and went across to join it. They
were all out of bait except for one
crab and a dozen or so oysters, but
with that sad collection of fish food
they caught 81 good-sized hard
head.
Eddie says that with decent
bait, shrimp in other words,
they could have taken Is fish
easily.
Seldom in midseason is a catch
like that made right in the Patuxent
River. You know they certainly
were reduced to nothing when they
were forced to use oysters for bait.
Take warning. When you go down
be sure that you take plenty of
shrimp from Washington. Occa-
sionally you can get it there, but it's
not worth the risk.
You anglers who haven't had any
luck SO far in trolling for rock in
Chesapeake Bay might try still fish,
ing on the bottom with bloodworms,
the same system we use in the
Potomac when the run is on. Rob-
ert A. MCGEE caught two big rock
that way, totaling 9 pounds, fishing
in about 20 feet of water near
Patuxent Beach, which is across the
river from Solomons.
Fairs Fishing Exhibit.
Here's a tip for saltwater fisher
men who visit the New York Worlds
Fair this summer. Drop in at the
exhibit of the Radiomarine Corp,
a portion of which Is called Fisher
mans Paradise"
There in a specially constructed
pool is an ideal boat for on
shore fishing-a 30-footer with full
angling equipment. The boat car
ries complete angling gear in the
form of fishing chairs, bait boxes,
FIX boxes, outrisgers, rod holders
and . pulpit and harpoon.. The
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Marlboro Hunt Lists
TotuI of 29 Events

Entry blanks have been released
for the fourth annual Marlborough
Hunt Horse Show to be held May IS
and rs at the fair ground, Marl-
boro, Md.
Headed by the hunter and jumper
championship classes, a total Of %
events are listed. One of the fea-
lures is the Marlborough Hunt event
for the Challenge Trophy, which
twice has been won by Comdr. viii.
liam Justice Lee Of Washington.
Another victory will retire the
trophy.
Seven pony classes including q
championship, II hunter and 8
jumper events are on the program.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Churchill Downs Results
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press. 81.
FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming;
kentuefy syssr9ds Jans and Eaa qg fuToaSs s4 800
Hypo (Scurlockl. 4.40 400
I fsound Wave tHearsey) $50
Also @e' ranHNisht j M Bandit, Ada w., Ring
Q, Love. Sir Ajax, chicharra. Mature. JACK
w.; Nal Melinda B. and fRoyal Charm.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500: maiden q
Xsld2s "a 4; .s Gay !goaiouo $40 a2o q s.so g
Time. O:552s
Also ran@Fee Dor. Tex Kiss. It's Go,
dina pSo. at' Blactfast and ft sWastifa a Dean. M
Field.
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming:
Sir L. iFlinchum5 7.4O 4.s0 400
Teperwine (Scurlockl 1850 $50
Dolaway (Hearsey) 7.4O
Pigeon. Tiger Teddy and Hat Check.
FOURTH RAcE-purse: $500; claiming:
4.year-olds and up; l mile (chutel.
MI Smith tW Yarberry) 7.s0 $50 $50
Hiddenite tHanauer) $40
Also e' ranGsweepins Bow, Chanting,
Pari Call, Lifeguard and CORVALLIS.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming:
4-year-olds and up; 612 furlonRs
Mucho Gusto (Yerberry) 7.20 $50 $50
Opera Starr X. McCombs) 500 400
Crossbow II lFlinchum) $40
Time. 1920
Also ran-visigoth, Uneasy and Scan
dalous.
SIXTH RACE-The Kentucky Oaks Han
dicap; purse, $4,000; added: 3-year-olds;
"a miles
1nscolassie (Vedder) $50 $50 $50
June Bee (McCombs) $50 $50
Shine O'Night Flinchum) TAO
Time, :542s
Also ran-Mistucky, Flying Jane, War
Beauty and Secret Desire.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500: allow
ances; 3-year-olds: 6 furlongs tchute)
St Croix (Js Molbert) 1880 $50 3.4O
Gooseberry tBodion) $50 go
Valdina Joe (McCombs) $50
Time, l:134s
Also ran-Light Lark, One Witch. Hildur
Beau Litchfield and Manakoora.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
4,year,oids and up: Is miles.
Headin' Home IF j. SMITH 9.S0 $50
French Jack &c. Oros) S40
Time. 49As
Also ran-Kates Kitten, Glasby, Merry
pete, Blind Blarney, Deduce. Hadnogal,
hley Gafiney, Cristate and Fair Haste.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

ship-to-shore telephone, which is
coming into wide use in the angling
world, also is shown.
Astern of the boat is
boardwalk on which is housed
another attractive fishing ex-
hibit.
Outstanding feature of this is a
huge map showing all the famous
fishing grounds in United States
coastal waters. With it is a large
photo-mural of outstanding catches
by famous fishermen and an exhibit
of typical big-game fish and the
equipment used in catching them.
Spectacular Pike Run.
Boy Scouts in New York are hold
ing a cooking contest and as a
prize for the winners Gov. Herbert
r. O'Conor of Maryland has planned
a five-day fishing trip on Chesa-
peake Bay. That section, according
to the Governors letter of invita-
ton, is famed nationally as a
sportsman's paradise, and called,
justly, the worlds largest fishin'
hole.'"
Also in New York, near the
village of Watertown, one Of
the most spectacular Of the
country's spawning runs Is
taking place.
That is the annual wall-eye pike
run in which it is estimated that
10000 fish take part. Coming out
of Black Lake, the pike start a 10
day spawning trip up tributary
streams. They become so thick that
they actually flop out on the banks
and have to be showed back into
the water by game wardens. Nobody
is permitted to catch pike during
the run, but hundreds of youngsters
line the bank, pick up the fish and
throw them back. They just can't
resist trying their luck with their
hands.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
'scaIzo Holly Denies
He Got Long Count
Against Faron
CoveIIi Boosts He Could
Toke Perrin Apart in
Neutral Territory

Petey ScalZo, who came home with
a pat on the back and the word
champion" written all over his
latest report card from the National
Boxing Association, indignantly de-
MED he had profited by some rare
refereeing last week in his bout with
"Ginger" F'oran in New York.
Petey, a quiet, polite youngster
who will defend his N. B. A. crown
against Frankie Covelli Wednesday
night at Griffith Stadium, merely
said he didn't think the referee
favored him and let 1t go at that,
but Dan Florio, his trainer, insisted
on making it more emphatic.
If there was anything wrong with
the refereeing it hurt us, not Foran,"
he snarled. IF the referee doesn't
stop the fight when he does Petey
kills that bum. We coulda crippled
him for life with another good
punch. They stop it to save Foran
and he screams murder, huh. That's
q laugh"
Long Count for Scalzo CHARGED.
The incident occurred during a
bout in which Scalzo went down
twice. There were reports that
Scalzo not only got q long count but
was helped to his feet once by the
referee. When he put Foran down
the latter got an alleged short
count.
In short count, Florio pointed
out, the knockdown time-keeper is
to blame. He makes the official
count and the referee must pick 1t
up from him so that would discredit
the short count business. AS for
Scalzo being helped of. the floor
Florio claims the referee did him no
favor by grabbing his gloves before
Petey was fully on his feet for the
usual busting off process. If any
thing he deprived him of another
second or so of rest.
AN another thing" he screamed,
"Foran gets up after the referee has
said ten Now have you ever seen
a fighter who wanted to continue to
wait for ten before getting up. They
get up at nine, don't they? Sure
they do. But not him. He waited
until ten was out before getting up.
Foran had enough of Petey-that's
the real story. He didn't want no
more"
COvelli Belittles Perrin.
Covelli, party Of the second part,
grinned when asked about his two
bouts with Jimmy Perrin Louisiana
champion who outpointed Bobby
Ruff1n in New Orleans last week.
Covelli kayoed Perrin in their first
engagement and lost the duke in. a
return match.
Il see where Ruffin claims they
shortened the rounds to two minutes
when he began to get hot, said
CoveHi, land I'm, not surprised. The
second time fought him I couldn't
touch him without being pulled
away by the referee. He was breaking
us from 'cfmthes' when we were two
feet apart. Every time I got him on
the ropes he'd pull me back.
Give the boy a chance. he kept
saying, give the boy a chance.
IF Perrins a champion I'm Hitler.
Get him out of New Orleans and I'll
take him apart for you, but you
won't beat him in his own gym"
Evening star., 1940-05-12
EIGHTH EAcE-Purse, 81 900: claim
ALLEN Team Captures
Bowling GonfuIon

BY defeating the E. P. Seeker, Inc.
pinmen by 141 sticks in a three-game
folloff, the Arthur Allen bowling team
captured the championship of the
Reproduction Trades League. The
Seeker team had won the first half
title and the new champs the second
half.
In shooting their 1868 set, the
Allen rollers had high team game
|of $50 with Evans individual high in
both game and set, 1876. Seekers
score was 1,527.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Jamaica Results

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcEM;,purse;; ;:slH $1,000; claiming;
Edasel (Stout) $40 $50 2IU
Before Dawn hongden) 1910 300
Wenuit (Meade) a'2o
Time, 1:01. ,,,,s
usmes Ase Lass 2sdy Hssts sssd LADY
ekipperette.
SECOND RAcEPurse, sl,aGo: claim
tns: S-yearrolds and up; On furionss' ae 40
Mahdi Ionedenl 4.5o o GO
so4ncealong sHeberD l7'oo
Also . ranEspillway, Fortissimo. chalmac,
Idle Sun and Osculate.
THIRD RAcE-The George Smith Class
olds and up: 6 furlongs:. o orr
Watch Over Nonsden) 1920 $50 go
Dr.. Whinny (Meade) $50 3.2o
Bogert (schmidD o.o
Also ran-Noroton, Roman Hero, Can't
Wait, Stimuli and Irish Echo.
FOURTH RAcE-The Youthful Stakes:
purse. $4,000 added; 2-year-olds: fur
longs
zashsriss t}smss, James,, 7so 2ssoo out out
saTsymoroe ,nn e .os ToOertson' out
Also '' rsnga Flying Legion and Dark
aV. Emanuel and H. Lssberger entry.
FIFTH RACE+The Excelsior Handicap:
purse, $500 added: 3-year-olds and up;
The Chief tAnderson> 11.4o ,7.so 40
Sandy Boot tJohnson) 1910 40
. Journey On Uongden) $3.50
Also rsn-db b rtshtins Fox, Anthology,
Day on and b 1solater.
aG. D. Cameron entry.
Belair Stud Farm entry.
d Ran first but disqualified.
Ran third. but DISQUALIFIED.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming:
9-year-olds and up: 1h miles.
Sun Mica fAllgaierl 1880 $50 40
Broad Vision (Meade) 4.10 $40
Airwin (Jamesl 4.20
Also ran-Watersplash. Mowmart and
ptccolo.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. ST. 900: claim
ing: 3;year-elds; ! mile and 20 yards. ,o
Two Ply (Meade) $50 $40
Millchic tRenicD $50
Time, 1:451s.
Also ran-Yanne Sid. Dark Phaona.
Neddie Lass, Anti Air, Swing Band, Scotch
Bread, Flying Duke.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Mar College Seeks Foes

With several ex-college stars among
the candidates for this years team,
the Army War College nine is anxious
TO book games on Wednesdays and
Saturdays with outstanding teams.
Gall Manager Paul E. Rivers at
Metropolitan 1925 between 1 and 6
o'clock.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Joy Boy Beats Fovorite
To Score at. Tunforun
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 11.-Joy
Boy, owned by L. B. Mayer of Holly
wood, beat off a strong challenge by
Viscounty today to win the fifth
S., ,000-added Marchbank Handicap
at the final session of the Tanforan
spring meeting.
Viscounty, the favorite, was second
by half a length and Wedding Call
was third. Time for the mile and
one-eighth was 1:50.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
FOURTH RACE-NOTORIETY
LADY BUCK, PRINCE
TIIRIEy

NOTORIETY scored at this
point last December and the Vic
torian gelding flashed form at
Havre de Grace that entities him
to the nod. LADY. BUCK will
appreciate this sort of opposition.
PRINCE TURLEY should favor
the short route.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
SIXTH FACET r o u T
STREAM, SCHLEY BUCK,
SANDY BELLE.

TROUT STREAM won a nice
effort at Havre de Grace and the
opposition tomorrow doesn't call
for much. The mare should take
1t. SCHLEY BUCK ran well last
month and must be considered.
SANDY BELLE is on the i'm
prove. .is
Evening star., 1940-05-12
FIRST RACE-MARIN, SNOB-
BISH LADY, DOCTORS
NURSE.

MARIN turned in three ex-
cellent efforts on the Maryland
mile ovals and If she breaks in
from the eligible list she should
earn the honors. SNOBBISH
LADY has early foot and she
should have lot to say about the
result. DOCTORS NURSE is
improving. -
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Rod and Stream
BY GEORGE HUBER.
Nav 10. 1Q4O

More hardhead reports are coming in practically hour each
better than the
and from what Eddie has the fishing
think
1t started bang Thursday Capt and one friend
Evening star., 1940-05-12
SEVENTH RACE-DARBY DU,
EVER GRAND, SEA FINN.

DARBY.DU has been threaten
ing on tn emilers, and, dropped
down among this sort, the geld
ing has an excellent chance.
EVER GRAND scored several VIC
tories at Havana. SEA FINN
won six races last year.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Charles Town
BEST BET-NOTORIETY.

eral occasions. EVENING LIGHT
wins quite often and she may be
very dangerous. SCI HEY
GOREE scored at Havre de
Grace.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Tomcuts. at Goithersbura

Gaithersburg A. c. will open its
league season on its own diamond
against the Rockville Tomcats this
afternoon. Walter johnson will
throw out the first ball. ..
Evening star., 1940-05-12
FIFTH RACE-ROYAL BUSI.
NESS, EVENING LIGHT,
SCHLEY GOREE.

ROYAL BUSINESS wasn't able
to win on the milers. but she gave
a good account of herself on sew
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Wolverines Stuy in Race

ANN ARBOR, Mich, May II CP.-
Michigan remained in the Western
Conference baseball race today by
rallying in the fifth inning to defeat
Ohio State, S to 2.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Pimlico Results

the Ahsa $ 5teeslscssss esS fsgns
aarem saale1as Money sns vi Toxn nles y ESQ ao
Big March (Bosley) 4.7O $40
Axacan Haley 40
Also ran-aYammer. cwalkaway. Rock
"a. N. ,Miller-T. T. Mott entry.
c John Bosley entry
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds furlongs:
sst11ff11ns s1oins on ws aDer 1880 $3.50 ssS adSS
La Scala (Dupps) 45O
Time 1885
Also ran-Bursoo Trail. Joe Smokey.
Daiiy Double paid ss1.1 .1o5
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000: 2-year-
Fan FsntssticaP saGS tsheihamer> sf Sio So $50 $50
Trlnit Tn,. (Neyess 6,sss s.ee
Also e rsn@Hornblende, Siooii; Saxon Princess.
Scout Time Sun Triad. Here Again. Your
S's {. end K oGSs sfyson entry.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: s-year-
sES sir 5ss Rss' ,WsiS S%S5tman no 4tS s sss
Ceiling Zero Nynch 1920
Also ran-Manny B, Bonzar. Tantalizer
Cawbelle. Furr Buckle. Sir Dianti, Star
strewn, Purceilvllle, Time O. Day.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: 3-year-
olds and up; 8 furlongs
Lady MARYLAND lch lton) $50 $50 $50
Slow Motion Dupps) $40 $50
Legal Light (Lynch) 22Q
Time. 1:12.
Also ran-Heleno, Double B.. Clyde Toll
son and Thorn Apple.
SIXTH RACE-Preakness. Gee chart).
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $1,000: claim
Ing; 4.year -olds and up: Lis miles.
Easter Holiday Gem'ns) 4.S0 $50 $50
Brown Twig (Wholey) $50 3.10
Souabble (MillsA 4.6O
Time, :4S.
Also ran-Oficiate, Pine Tag. Sun
Sweep, Gold Dor and Dinamita.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claiming:
4-year-old and UP: Liz. miles
Gen; l.. Lemmons) $40 $50 3.10
eomDsias eena1aTlsk c%SoisyS sGhss,son' 500 s:sSS
Also rsn-Xibert D.. Lateral pass. sis..
tSur, Flying zelma, winning MARX. FIRST
1uns and oracky.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
EIGHTH RACE co UNITE r
PASS, PENCADER, BRIGHT
SPIRITS.

COUNTER PASS has been
conditioned on the Maryland cir
cult and comes to this oval ready
for a corking performance. PEN
CADER whips this kind on oc-
casion and has worked well.
BRIGHT SPIRITS may save the
short end.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
SECOND RACE RED IDOL,
BET WICK, WINDSOR

RED IDOL raced fairly well ut.
Bowie and Oaklawn Park and has
worked swiftly since shifting to
this point. BET WIRCK always
has been able to show to good ad-
vantage against this sort. WIND
SOR CHIEF should be in the
money.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

THIRD RACE-WAUGH SCOUT,
KENNER, TIMETTA.
WAUGH SCOUT trims this
sort every once in a while and the
gelding is reported in the pink.
KENNER has sharp early speed
and may dispute the issue. TIM
Eta should be well up through
out.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Narragansett (Fast).

AN~AA 0801SCSS w AOSJs
By the Louisville Times.
1-Glenbroom, Ouragan, White Top
per.
2Epitaph, Sandy Bill, Prince
Splendor.
Bell Tower, Arestino, Royal Barl-
boro.
+Hieronymus, Gambit, Eight and
Six.
@Pari-Earnest, Equistone, True
Knightess.
6Stephen Jay, Combahee, Weary
Flower.
7-Bachelor' Bower, San Antioca,
Bow and Arrow.
8-Prince Dean, Mexico City, Air
Eddy.
Best bet-Bachelor's Bower.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
NINTH RACE-CHIEF EVER
GREEN, AMERICA FIRST,
LAST SCAMP.

CHIEF ZEN has
trained in an approved manner
and if the substitute is used may
capture the honors. AMERICA
FIRST and LAST SCAMP for
what is left.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

0io0AMSdue otdoie eHtIJ'
IL E. Wdener entry.
CIV. NJ. Jeffnsds, Sntry.
SECOND RAGE5MThe Irlllion. steeple.
about 2 miles. ~ r.
.Ks1I,bae6 ssy Hero spse,s,. g5een.,ch Time 14s
xa Game RunnrylA7 xxFlying Lancer 135
aF. NJ. Gould-Mrs F. NJ. Gould entry.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Belmont (Fast). =

Belmont Fast).s
BY the Louisville Times.
Count Happy, Rollo, Regent.
2-No selections.
3Preiminent, Clingendaal, Brown
Moth.
Call to Colors, Calory, Stage
fright.
5-Marshall Field entry, Maemante,
Rock Wren.
6-sun Egret, Fighting Fox, Porter's
Mite.
7Slievereigh, Billy's Folly, Miss
Ponne.
@Conde Rico, Advocator, Mazda.
Best bet-Call to Colors.
Churchill Downs (Fast).
By the Louisville Times.
1-Mr. Moore, Edgeco, Yellow Dust.
2-Restful, Swing Leader, Push
Button.
3-Veiled Prophet, Panjab. Mingling
@Commission, Delta Dan, Doubt
e5-Roman. Tough Hombre, Con-
naught.
,6tStar Bud, Star Wagon, Temulac
.7Hollywood Ace, Black Gift, Free
Spirit. '' 49,
8-Cossack Girl. Inscomira, Lucy.
91Alspur, Inviting. Sugarage.
Best bet-Roman.
Charles Town EAST.
BY the Louisville Times.
marin, Banknote, Snobbish Lady
2-Yankee Lad, Amerlee, Red Idol
aWaugh Scout, Clean Heels
Worthowning.
+Prince Turley, Prosit. Notoriety
@Schley Goree, Royal Business
Evening Light.
6-Schley Buck, Trout Stream, Allen
Caid.
7-Backintime Goldun, Ever Grand.
8-Pencader, Counter Pass, Artist.
9eOverplay, Stingaree, Chief Ever
green.
Best bet-Yankee Lad.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

Belmont Consensus (Fast).
By the Associated Press.
1-Rollo, Regent, Count Happy.
2@Game Runner, Speculate, Bay
Hero.
3Clingendaal, Brown Moth, Shoul-
der Arms.
Call to Colors, Kings Colors,
Calory.
5Marshall Field entry, Maemere
Farm entry, Rock Wren.
6-Porter's Mite, Sun Egret, Fight
ing Fox.
7-Billy's Folly, Slievereigh, Cuckoo.
eAdvocator, Conde Rico, Mazda.
Best bet-Marshall Field entry,
fifth race.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
, by Fighting Fox Leader All Way Gives The Chief Jaaica Excelsior
|Rocing Selections
For ] omorroW

Narragansett (Fast).
By the Associated Press.
1-Ouragan, Glenbroom, White Top
per.
2-Epitaph, Mattapony. Httie.
aDevips Run, Royal Marlboro, Sly
Heels.
Ever After. Eight and Six. Four
O-Four.
tEquistone, Pari-Earnest, True
Knightess.
eStephen Jay, Halle, Redrock
Canyon.
7-Count Dean, Cave Hill, Bachelor q
Bower.
8+Time to Go, Goldfln, Prince Dean
Best bet-Time to Go.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

FOURTH RACEIPurse, 81 200; allow
ances: the Octagon; for 3-year -olds: 6
Evening star., 1940-05-12

Ks pounds apprentice allowance claimed
XXI pounds apprentice allowance claimed
Clear and fast,
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Belmont Entries
For Tomorrow

BY the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

FIFTH RACE-The Fashion Stakes:
purse. So, 500 added; 2-year -olds fillies; 4la
Evening star., 1940-05-12

Purse. 900; claiming:
up; Lis miles.
1O3 Redrock Canyon 10S
110 xOld Maid = 103
1O1 Stephen Jay lib
105
Evening star., 1940-05-12

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000 added;
the Voter Handicap, Glass C: 3-year-old
and I'D IA miles.
Evening star., 1940-12-18
New York Bur Silver

NEW YORK, Dec. l8 R-Bar
s1iVer 34A, unchanged.
Evening star., 1940-12-18
Chicago Grain
5y the Associated Press.

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CHICAGO, Dec. 18-Buying CT
December contracts of wheat and
corn, in which trading ceases Sat-
urday, lifted prices q to Ia cents
at times today and helped to
strengthen quotations of deferred
deliveries, as well as other grains.
Reduced marketings of both wheat
and corn at principal trading cen
ters attracted attention. Twelve
interior terminals, including Chi
cago, received only $4,000 bushels
of wheat and 444000 bushels OF
corn. compared with 272000 and
1,023 900, respectively. a week ago
and $4,000 and $4,000 a year ago.
Washington trade reports were that
the Red Cross has asked for bids
on 5000 barrels of flour for Greece
and $4,000 to $4,000 barrels for
Spain, but purchases have been held
in allegiance.
Wheat closed IS off to !. higher
compared with yesterday; Decem-
Der 8814. May 84-841s; corn, lm-
changed to IS higher, December
601a, May 6O1s -6014; oats, un-
changed to /, I'D.