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Evening star., 1940-06-02
Delaware Park Results
BY the Associated Press.

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FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: maiden
2-year-olds: furlones.
Miss Brideaux Peters 24sO 1890 $50
Ball Player Smith e,70 $40
Curious Coin twholey, $40
Also ran-cut on cherriko. vancoul.urs
and Chaucerian.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim
,ns; 3-year:olds; 8 furlonss
cambelle }Waener) 80 51O
sesloch 'Doyls, 4.so
Also ran-Fair Haired. 1nnovia Rae.
On, ouestre, Hish Rose, storminess and
Daily double, sio7eo
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000; 2-year.
sS.I.;,, sR.I1sI (oa.TItSn, 1880 go ssc
Fe.es PRINCE tshelhameD $50
Also .' ra.nEseous Time, eayl. ?. and
FOURTH sAcE.pu1ss 81 1000; claim
ms 1sss1 cf Wer %snSso' s@laSs 1880 ,1:c ssc
Time, 1:17as
Also ranaaBursoo Trail Paradise. Girl
crcps Wins Queens Adyes Chin Music
Jabiru.
fifth RACE-Purse. 81 900; 3-year-
olds and up: furlones
Arlen Lass (McCombsl 1880 $40 400
Night Tide fBierman) go 400
Challamore twasner) 40
Time, 1:1TH
Also ran-Nudse, Legal Lisht and
Armor Bearer
SIXTH RACE-The Brandywine Handi.
up: t's miles
Confsdo Donoso) go 33o $50
Honey Cloud tPeters) $40 $50
Great Union tCaffarella) $40
Time, 1873
Also ran-Rodin and Solarium.
SEVENTH RACEEPurse; $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: furlongs
Silent Host tBierman) 10 $40 $40
Teddy Patio iShelhamer) 4s0 3So
Dizzy Dame (McCombs) 3sO
Time, 1:16As.
Also ran-Rissa, Surprise Box. Morstep
and Last Message
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81. Ooo: claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up: IA miles
Brilliant One tDonosol IO.4O $50 $40
Breezins Along FriedmanD $50 400
Blue Sheets tBorup) 400
Time. 2:167s
Also ran--Howard. Company Halt, SEQ.
ria and Justa Flight
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Charles Town Results

FIRST RAcE-eurse, $500; claiming
Prosit (Hernandez, 4aO $50 2.4n
Butterman tHaberl $50 300
Nayisation Palumbo> $50
Also ran-Circus Lishts, Netta Wood,
Way Out. Small chanse and Fama's Fay
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming;
for 3-year-olds and up; AZ furlonss.
Eososety Emsfs s'91m 9Ta.n ys''elD $50 ssoS 20 20
RoYins Time. Eye S.5aS sehurehilD 800
asS ven .ns psl pony sss. Veil
THIRD RAcE-purse. $500; claimins
Rsre S Ssm sna up "a 800 furons' 55s
Bright Chance kelly $50 400
Blind Talk Mayer $50
Also ran-Upper Berth Golden Key,
salburnc Barraca and Runout.
DAILY Double paid s37.soJ
FOURTH RACE-Purse $500: claiming,
for 3-year-olds and up: Charles Town
ssnr1.s Sun vGteT r. !Habef, n,zs 100 too sso 20
snobbish Lady (Hacker) $50
Also ran-stsand By. Lyde. Alice Dodge,
Justa Jimmie and Bslkanese.
FIFTH RAcE-pqrse, $1,000: allow.
aHCes, ior o-yeaT-oloS ana up' CnarleS
Town course.
Blablah (Palumbo) $40 ESQ 40
Irish Moon tWalters) 4.2O $50
Ravenhurst &C. Kirk $50
Time. 1:19+s.
Also ran - Charming Boy Randle's
Queen. Royal Marriage and Bullet B.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, S4OO: claiming:
4-year -olds and up; 6H furlones.
Tavern (Hackerl $50 $40 24O
Frank H. Kelly 46O $50
Cats Cradle (Palumbo) $50
Time, 1:2445.
Also ran-Tuleyries Star. Brain Child.
The Triumvir and Hoffbers.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing: for 3-year-olds and up: l i. miles.
Erada (Duffordl 4.2O $50 $50
Wahcoo tFaustb $50 $50
Bay Arnold tRoot) $50
Time, 1:55
Also ran-Golden Mayne. Yankee Lad
and Petee Lad.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
for 3-year-olds and up; l y miles.
kssin Kid lGrant) $40 $40 300
Caffeine tDuffordD $50 46O
Judges Bid (Mlitello) 1.sO
Time. 2:O24s.
Also ran-Red Robin. Pin Hooker, Lake
Shore. Sea Finn and Lucky Roll.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
BIab|ah Front-RunneI
All Way in Triumph
Al Charles Town
Toys With Opposition
For Stor Purse; Bon
On Nertney Eosed
srecial Dispatch to The Star.

srecial Dispatch to The Star.
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va. June
1.-The Washington Star Purse.
feature event Of the Charles Town
Jockey Clubs all-star eight-race
program, proved satisfactory to the
crowd of 5000 when o. S. Jennings
Blablah, favorite. covered the
Charles Town course in l194s to
defeat half dozen horses.
Sammy Palumbo, in quest of his
10th victory of the meeting, made
every post a winning one with
Blablah. The filly. top-weighted with
ia pounds, simply toyed with her
opposition. She paid $340.
The fifty-fifth favorite of the
meeting entered the winners circle
when E. r. Pixies Prosit led through
out the furlong opener. He paid
$420.
The Today suspension of Jockey
Willie Nertney. guilty Of rough riding
early in the week, was cut to 5 days
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Confiado Ends Streak
Of Honey Cloud by
brandywine Win
Run in Big Storm, Race
Is Slowest Ever for
Delaware Stoke
BY the Associated Press.

DELAWARE PARK, June H.
Isidore Bieber's Confiado, q 7-year-
old son Of Alan Breck and Cabrilla,
snapped the long stake winning
streak of Mrs. A. J. Abels Honey
Cloud here today when he scored q
two-length victory over the latter in
the fourth running of the $1,000
added Brandywine Handicap.
1t was Confiado's fifth straight
victory and top money of $4,75o in
the Brandywine boosted his earnings
for the season so far to SIS, 5,665.
Impost Curbs Honey Cloud.
Honey Cloud was beaten. but not
disgraced. Forced to take up top
weight of 126 pounds, a 9-pound
weight concession to his Argentine
rival, and carry that big burden over
a heavy track, the stout-hearted son
of High Cloud and Honey Pot made
real battle of it all the way.
Driven hard by Moose Peters all
through the stretch, Honey Cloud
managed to stick his nose in front
of the pace-maker, Great Union. at
the sixteenth pole, but his heavy i'm
post began to tell and Confiado also
responding gamely to hard punish
ment by Ruperto Donoso, came on
to take the lead TO yards from the
wire.
Great Union Runs Third.
A half length back of the Abel
Color bearer, Mrs. E. Graham Lewis
Great Union earned third money
over j. Wormser's Rodin.
Solarium, from the Knollwood
Stable, was fifth and last.
Just as the Brandywine field
paraded postward. a terrific rain
storm broke over the course. forcing
many in the big crowd of $4,000 to
seek shelter under the stands. 1t
was the slowest Brandywine running
since the stake was inaugurated,
Confiado using up minute and 81
seconds to negotiate the mile and
sixteenth over the heavy track.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Go With Lesnevich May Settle
Conn S Heavyweight Status
BY the Associated Press.

have regarded this ambition with
much other than a smile of toler-
ance, and big job seems ahead of
Conn If he means to prove himself
sure-fire challenger to the Brown
Bomber.
The curly-haired Pittsburgher,
after months Of layoff, meets Les
nevich in Is rounds at Olympia
here, in a bout already twice post
poned. Originally the two were to
have fought at Miami. Later Detroit
was given the fight.
Critics have expressed doubt
whether Conn can build up enough
weight or develop sufncient punch
ing power = make . fair match.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

prised to see Phil win by a knock
out in three rounds. Furr u In
the best snaps of his career. His
legs are solid. his wind sound. I
will be very much disappointed If
he doesn't win from here to there
or vice versa"
J. Twiddleham Twomey, "Ste-
phona Marmaduke's agent, as vol
uble as a clam with laryngitis, an
nounced, MY fighter will fight any
body" This classic phrase, coined
several years ago when j. Twddle-
ham had another fighter popularity
known as Lou Gevinson, is recited
every st. Swithin's Day and on
the eve of fights with Phil Furr.
His fighter known as Lou had to
hang up the gloves because he
took his managers motto literally.
On paper it shapes up as big
night for Southwest Washington,
where the ancestral homes of the
two gladiators are located. Furr and
Mamakos love one another like a
couple of jealous cats, and ditto for
their camp followers. Phillip, idol
of the neighborhood urchins back in
the lush days when the Riding and
Hunt Club fourished and fighters
got doughnuts with their coffee,
| turned a delicate shade of emerald
when Stephano came up to chal-
lenge his popularity. And as Furr's
popularity waned and Mamakos
increased, Phils resentment scared
Furr regards the Greek as bush
league ringman, unpublished, unable
to think his way through a first
grade arithmetic problem, and
above all-decidedly unimpressed bv
Furrs record. But his disdain for
Steves lack of ring manners is
equalled by his envy of Mamakos
steel-plated durability. The copper
tinted fighter can stand up and take
it all highland frequently has
He has soaked up leather and kept
coming, to the utter dismay of his
opponents, as strong in the last
round as the first. In the final
analysis. it may be his ruggedness
and stamina that will swing the
pendulum of victory his way tomor-
row night.
Furr's Legs Uncertain Factor.
Furr, finely conditioned, should
get of first and pile up lead in
the first five rounds, stabbing Ma
makos with his left, crossing with 4
right and moving beyond range Of
his opponents muscle-bound re-
turns. But with the beginning OF
the sixth Mamakos should start tc
move in after Phil, pounding him
necessarily with those laborious
rights and lefts, dishing out punish
ment Furrs aging legs may not
stand
Furr's hopes are vested in his legs
If they stand up he can carve out q
decision, but If they weaken anc
leave him exposed to the Greeks
boring-in, wearing down tactics the
winner will be Stephano Marina.
duke Mamakos of the J. Twiddlehan
j Twomey stable.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
By the Associated Press

6s tNe fsSo0Of1VeN 1cSos
DETROIT, June 1.-Within an
other four days the admirers Of Billy
Conn may be setting him up boldly
as contender for Joe Louis heavy
weight crown, or gently advising him
to stick around the light-heavies,
where he has been doing quite well
for himself.
On Wednesday night Conn puts his
light-heavyweight championship on
the line for Gus Lesnevich to shoot
at, and the strategy behind this en-
braces an idea that Billy may 60 on
from there to 4 bout with Louis.
So far, however, few Of the experts
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Suffolk Downs Results
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
FIRST ,RAcE-Purse,. 81 ooo: claiming:
eiyeaF-9iaS e;ysf a;s,. and Hpr up; fI5eenss, oo
Free Again tBassetD $40 $50
Pedant tRossl 400
Time 1:192s.
| Times and Way Yonder.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlonc.
Bob c tTaylor! $50 4.co $50
Mister Major lRosen) HOO so
Paper Drop Duppsi $50
Also ran-shantime. OF Course and
DAILY Double paid s34co.)
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000: claiming;
3-year-olds; furlones
NJ, N'ss Crystal Ss; ip FarrelD ra.eo 80 400
Moon Robber (Ross> 500
Time. 1:202s
Also ran-Gamester. Peanut Lady, Short
FOURTH RACE-.Purse. 81, 900: claim
ing: 3-yeaT-oids 2 and up 8 furlongss. %
Ugin tBerger> $40 300
Flag Orland tMearle) $50
Also ran-copin. Dianapat and schnozze
tit n hACE-fuTSe Sl.VUV; claiming,
4-year-olds and up; Ii. miles
Saxonian tTaylor) 1.4O 400 34O
Moralist (Ross> 1880 $40
Jim Blazes tMoore) $50
Time. ] SO.
Also ran-Little Banner Discourse and
Sandwrack.
SIXTH RACE-The Governors Handi-
cap; purse $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and
up: ! mile.
Punade Atkinson, 1920 40 800
Harp Weaver (Johnston) 44O
Time, :44as
Also ran-Dolly Val, Milk Punch and
Love Day.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 100: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs
Osculate tW. Taylor 700 $50 $50
Ghost Queen (Berger) 40 $50
FLYING Up (Marrero) 800
Time. 1853.
Also ran-Proph. Charitable. Higher
Bracket Marco, Eouistar.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 81 900 claim
ing: 4year-olds and up; u miles.
Fight Back CMearle) 400 $50 2.4O
Jotemdown TAYLOR $50 300
County Bond tSage) 800
Time, 2:01I,.
Also ran-Erins sun Sir Khayyam and
Court.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Great Stretch Rally
Gets Her Neck Win
Over R0set0Wn
kobs $12,550 in Belmont
Mud; The Chief Takes
Roseben by Nose

Dy the Associated Press.
BELMONT PARK, N. Y, June 1.
Damaged Goods today staked q
strong claim to the 3-year-old filly
championship when she got up in a
great stretch rally to win the oath
Coaching Club American Oaks and
a $l2,550 purse by a neck. G. D.
Widener's Rosetown was easily
second, three lengths before c. v.
Whitney's Dipsy Doodle.
The winner stepped a mile and 3
furlongs of muddy going in 2:19
under Johnny Gilbert to pay 1920.
A crowd of 21,e22 saw the big
event, including E. B. Benjamin,
Damaged Goods owner, who came
all the way from his native New
Orleans for the happy occasion.
Fairy Chant, Choice, Seventh.
Thus was written the most i'm
portant chapter about the story book
horse, Damaged Goods. The tar
nished filly had to survive bad
soaring in a stable fire when 9
months old, hence her appropriate
name.
The daughter Of Jacopo was not
the belle of the filly parade in the
matter of looks today, but she was
queen in all other ways. Damaged
Goods recently arose from virtual
obscurity to win the Acorn Stakes
William Dupont deserted his
Delaware Park Track to see his
Pimlico Oaks winner Fairy Chant,
lose her claim to the title here today.
FaVorite in the nine-horse field,
Fairy Chant set most of the pace,
but stopped to seventh in the
stretch.
Roseben Finish Thriller.
IN one of the most thrilling
finishes of the season, Maxwell
Howard's The Chief won the first
running of the Roseben Handicap,
7-furlong event named after the
famous stakes winning high weight
carrier, by nose. Howard Bruce
Jay Jay headed Parker Corning's S
Straight Lead for the place. DR..
Whinny, slight choice over the un-
predictable Fighting Fox. was
fourth, followed by the Fox and
Knickerbocker. The last-named ran
away about 7 furlongs before the
start and was pulled up early in the
running.
The Chief, winner of the Excelsior
Handicap at Jamaica after the dis
qualification of Fighting Fox. but
well beaten in the more recent Met
ropolitan Cap, paid s144O and
finished in 1:202s. His share of the
purse was $780,
Foul Claim Dismissed.
The result was delayed while the
stewards investigated claim Of
foul. In the drive to the wire, The
Chief, on the inside, bore out. Jay
Jay. in the middle, was bothered
and Straight Lead. the outside horse,
was carried out. The result finally
was allowed to stand
Jay Jay and The Chief battled for
command with Straight Lead not
far behind. The trio raced in close
alignment through the stretch, with
the camera finding The Chief first
past the wire DR.. Whinny and
Fighting Fox could not menace the
leaders,
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Lincoln Fields Results
By the Associated Press


FIRST RAcE-Purse; $500: claiming;
3-ysar r-olds and up: 8 fuslonss., o. ,oo
She's Right !Wells) 400 3.20
Lifsguard Adams ,4sO
Also Also an :nn%aerey.trsak, Buyer Beware.
Hish, Hish Renovn. Hazel Nut Reality and One
SECOND RACE-Purse.. $500; claiming;
4-year -olds and up: furlonss.
Decourcy tAdams) 7.60 4.20 300
Blue Star Clark 4.40
ors, s,u, Eths hs. Sss
cream, s.netity ae and Gaming. ~ '
THIRD RAcrPurse, $500; claiming;
3-year -olds; g furlones.
F,ns Esamors sy.r arSsT.y eeT.2 ls0 sc so stc stc
D'Fnasini FIn:, i:is%' lEsl''' 500
Hurrisai. Dust Oh. vinum. csntata. NY
Iibsrty and Duckstans.
''"ei 1p.iis Double Paid .4s.soo
FOURTH RAcEPurse. $500; claiming;
foreh stiet Pem eDe ?e sehe 144o plSnss $40 800
oeHfss. RIns. %hitf' 1!sa! $50
Also ran-Flytng JACK. Sweet Adel1ne,
Lady INFINITE. Employer and Max Forst.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse.. 81, 900; claiming;
4-year,olds and UP: 8 furlongs.
r. s?s..sss BOD n;Ye'ss sa00 So So ss
w;san 4in., Pop f'iss;. &; K Orc" 800
Little Pinkie. MY Shadow, Knee Deep and
Candescent.
SIXTH RACrThe steger Handicap;
purse, $4,000. added; 3-year-olds and up:
joe l'Gshs sehenek tvedd.r, $40 40 aeo
Yale o Nine tWells) $50 500
Potranco a. Adams) $50
Also ran-Easy Mon. b Technician, q Chi.
Kinss Blue. Rude Awakening and Her
aFreneh Lick SPRINGS and walmac Farm
woolford Farms entry.
SEVENTH RAcH-Purse. s7OO: claiming;
4-yesr-olds and up: |. miles.
M.rdTOMel ,th e i6.rt t0ros9 1880 1890 SO
Torch Clean (Adams) 900
Time. 1:48.
Also ran-Lourdes. Hope Diamond, Eng.
lish Harry and Chicre.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claimins:
t.Ss Teder.t id cDil1 sD s54e se' $50
french jack tYsrberrD 500 500
Tore Play ty.sddeD 4.2o
Nso lsn-str Ajax. Pslasa. oussnis and
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Belmont Results
b. the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE -steeplechsse: purse, ST.
300 4yesr-elds snds and up; miles 40
T. fs'?Ra Touehs r Sso'n nsellhouseS' Sh0 SO ssS
ea1Sas Tm. q a:zI,t Little 2.4o
Also 5e ran"sapelo, Yemassee.
e-year -olds: s furlonss; Widener course.
PaeF RI.s Heels schmd ATesT0' $50 soo sc sc
sea rine Pea% I:oos. cMeade' $40
Also ran-Amazonian. Basila and Great
Mrs r M Gould and Millriver Stable
entry.
Ta1sR HAsgu7'i .sa iui'1ns. claiming
Repercussion 1Haas> 1I20 $40
Ph1ro WARRIOR rig (Jameo 2,3'
Also ran1old Story, Low Cuts, Spanish
Dot and Air Cooled.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81 1000; maiden
Swear -olds, and up,: Ii. miles.
Harry's Pal (Renick) $500 1870 800
In CHARGE (Eccard) $50 $50
Big Bluff tSmith) $40
Also ran-Romanov and Pennsburs.
FIFTH "a RAcE.The Roseben Handicap:
The Chief anderson 14.4o 80 4.ao 44.aaoo
Straight Lead Haas SEQ
Also eranERnickerbocker Or. whinny
and Fighting Fox.
SIXTH RAcE+The American Oaks
Handicap; purse, $4,000 added; 3-year-
DAMAGED Dam Goods ti' (oilbert) e.2o 500 4.4o
Rosetown tRichards> 4.60 4.90
Dipsy Doodlt (James) $50
Also ran-Fairy Chant. War Beauty,
Hand Organ. Salaminia. Piauet and
"a. sackett and Log Cabin Stud Farm
entry
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $1,000 added;
cla5s c Handicap: 3-year-olds and up; Z
sturdy Duke GJames $50 800 s4o
Bogert tSchmidD 800 $50
Lucky Omen (Arcaro) 2.90
Time. 1925.
Also ran-Fairnax. Stimuli. Puchini.
EGHTH RACE-Purse $1,000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs (main
Star Of Padula tRob'n) 1890 40 800
Johns Heir (Nash) $40 $50
Modern Age tMeade) $40
Also r.n2Time Sheet. White Label and
M1llmore
Evening star., 1940-06-02
CIarksviIIe in Front
All Wayi in MosIem,
Detroit Feature
~ the Associated Press.

DETROIT, June 1.-Clarksville, a
bay colt from Tennessee, kicked mud
in the faces of the rest of the field
today, leading all the way in an i'm
pressive victory in the $4,000 Moslem
Temple Handicap for 2-year- -olds at
the Detroit Fair Grounds.
Beating out Wise Moss by 2H
lengths on a muddy track, Clarks-
vile rang up his fourth consecutive
triumph in covering the furlongs
in l:02. The highly regarded Air
Brigade finished fifth, 10 lengths
behind.
Isalot trailed Wise Moss six
lengths for third. Clarksville paid
ta.2O, $3.50 and q.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
EIGHTH RACE-BELLTHORN,
AUFOIN, HASTINGS VIEW.

BELLTHORN has worked we'll
in preparation for this outing and
he may be able to take the lead
with the break and hold sway
throughout. AUFOIN is a steady
campaigner with a chance.
HASTINGS VIEW is threat.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
SEW VENTH RAG E-ERADA,
JINNEAL, BEST POLICY.

ERADA has won three of his
four Charles Town efforts and he
finished second in the race he
lost. He should win again. jim
NEAL should improve on her last
race and threaten. BEST
POLICY has won twice at this
session and she should be
closeup.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Racing Selections
For 7 omorroW
Suffolk Downs Fast.

Suffo1k Downs Fast).
By the Associated Press.
Tornado, Sleepy People, Gold
Saxon.
2-Ariel Rose, Winabeau. Low Road
3-Bright Sox. The Serf, Eva r.
+Malinda B., Glenbroom, Free
Child.
SCount Fritz, Tony Weaver,
humble.
6LGuerillam, Short Stop, Dodger.
7-Multitude, Raise Up, Burning
Stick
8-Rhodium, Papa Jack, Broad Tail
Best bet-Multitude.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
FIRST RACE-VERITAS.

FIRST ACE-V ERITAS,
REGAL SUN, FRIEDRICH.
VERITAS always has been able
to hold her own with this caliber
of opposition and should take the
honors. REGAL SUN has keen
early foot and recent efforts say
he is At. FRIEDRICH works
swiftly.
ECOND E-KIN MAG,
DABS, LOVELY MANA.
KIN MAG has been worked
and raced into tip-top condition
and should leave the ranks of
the non-Winners. DABS has
threatened in recent outings.
LOVELY MANA has trained
satisfactorily.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
FIFTH RACE-MISS WARN
ING. HIBL AZE, LU L A
KHAYYAM.

MISS WARNING has won all
three of her local tests and in her
present condition she must be
selected. HIBLAZE has plenty of
early speed and he will be in the
thick of the scrap. LULA KHAY-
YAM is very consistent.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
SIXTH RACE-BRUSH HOOK,
GOODWINE. ALLEN CAID.

BRUSH HOOK disappointed in
his last test after winning his
previous effort. This patched up
champion may be able to lick this
sort. GOODWINE just galloped
to score in her most recent try.
ALLEN CAID may save the con-
ISOLATION award.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
THIRD CE-DEPINARD,
BEACON QUEEN, GOOD
BYE PEACE,

DEPINARD turned in an i'm
proved effort in his last try and
he may be able to master this in
different band. BEACON QUEEN
has a clever win at this meeting
to recommend her. GOODBYE
PEACE is dangerous.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
insects Seeking Games

Alaska Bears are seeking games
with other insect teams. Gall Wood
ley 2oo1.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

Belmont East.
BY the Louisville Times.
mo selections.
2-Widener Entry, Waller, War
Ration.
1Epical, Billionaire, Jack Fly.
STRAW Hat. Purcellville, Ginobi.
5-Andy K, Century Note. Pictor.
6-Knickerbocker, Wise Barrister
Lucky Omen.
Red Meadow, Kasidah, Be Pre-
pared
8-Whitheraway, Jack Sting, Brown
Moth.
Best bet-Andy K.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Good Track at Charles Town
BEST BET-STRJJMMING

FOUR RACE g. STRUM-
MING, LENA GIRL,
NANCI'S BEST.
STRUMMING lost her last by
the narrowest of margins and the
mare appears to have a decided
edge here. LENA GIRL has
finished second in her last two
tries. NANCI'S BEST may save
the show.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

Delaware Park East.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Oraibi. Astrobe. Bardy.
Ozark Friend, She Knows, Sang
froid.
3-War Head, Strolling On, Cheer
Me.
4Apprehend, Pallee, Exhort.
5-Rawson, Pass Out, Valtite.
6Up the Greek, Bucking, Hypo-
critic.
HBalapin, Barbed Retort, Presi-
tential.
8-Good Flavor, Howellville, Flying
Centaur.
Best bet-Up the Greek.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Belmont tFaSt).

Bv the Associated Press.
CHERRY Jam, Speculate, Little
Duchess.
NAVAL Reserve, Air Master, Mas
ter Henry
3-Epical, Billionaire. Gold Buckle.
STRAW Hat, Sun Alberta, Bal
loon.
sandy K. Your Chance, Century
Note.
6jPernie, Wise Barrister, Ship Bis
cult.
7-Kasidah, Showum, Ranches s
Girl.
8-Yannie Sid, Brown Moth, Sun
Fox.
Best bet-Pernie.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

Suffolk Downs Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Balover. Suprema. Tornado.
2-Winabeau. Ariel Rose, Kinky.
3--Sir Quest. The Serf, Bright Sox
4-Glen Broom, Black Bee, Fraidy
Cat.
5-Tony Weaver, County Fitz
humble
eGuerrilla, Deimos. Master Key.
7-Colorado Ore. Multitude, Burn
ing Stick.
8-Papa Jack, Rhodium. Tobacco.
Best bet-Tony Weaver.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

Lincoln Fields (Good).
By the Louisville Times.
Jan One, Squaw Jane, Hunter.
2-Crumpet, Moonbow, Takeitfrome
3Calufhet Entry, Valdina Entry,
Reign Countess.
4Dahomey, Deeba, Valdina Joe.
5-Day Dodger, Devil Red, Hope
Call.
6-Diabroom, Our Laddie, Margo G.
Sam Alexander, Galley Sweep,
Asset.
8-Rare Ben, Blind Blarney, Up and
Up.
9-Pinnacle Light, Rosetta, Mighty
Fine.
Best bet-Jan One.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Lincoln Fields Entries
For Tomorrow

BY the Associated Press,
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Charles Town Entries
For Tomorrow

FIRST RACE-Purse. stO0: claiming
-year-olds and up: AZ furlonss.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

Delaware Park Fast.
BY the Associated Press.
1-Metcalf Entry, Weatherite, No
Embargo.
Ozark Friend. Phone Dijon
Barbara A.
Sir Foot, Strolling On, War
Head.
+Wise Shine. Counsello, Jimmie
Cabaniss.
ePass Out, Yes or No. Rawson.
Sup The Creek. Bucking, Hypo-
critic.
7-Presidential, Barbed Retort
Room Service.
8-Good Flavor, Howellville. Fly-
ing Centaur.
Best bet-Pass Out.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

and up: 6l2 furlonRs.
Busy Byrd IS. Palumbo)
XDepinard tP. Grant, -
xDeodo IN. Bletzacker)
xLacey Miss &C. Cardoza
Canteret ID. WCst
Jelwell Song fB. Hacker)
Christine Adee "a. Vesselli
Beacon Queen tB. Hacker
Goodbye Peace Is. Palumbo
Freds Warning tR. Root
Olivilo tW. Kirk
Regal Frolic IS. PalumboI
xStealing Home &c. Kirk
Slick Molasses &C. Wilmer
Evening star., 1940-06-02

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Steeplechase; purse, ST.
500; 4-year-olds and UP; . miles:
Naruna "a. Scott) $40 4.30 $50
La Touche IF BellhouSe) 6.10 800
Galsac tH Little 2.40
Time, 3:517s.
Also ran-Ganelo YemaSSee