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Evening star., 1940-06-09
Consistent Iriumphs
By Nose in SUN Can
Al Charles Town
STUNNING Closes Fast
To Tie Vendors Lien
For Place Money
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, June 8.
Eight thousand fans saw Mrs.
Helen Horst's Consistent break on
top and speed seven-eighths in 1925
to capture the Baltimore Evening
Sun Handicap here today.
The finish was thrilling, as Strum-
ming, owned by Mrs. w. Anderson
of Washington. charged very fast
in the center of the track but just
failed by a nose to cop the $1,000
purse. However, STUNNING man
aged to get a dead heat for the
place money with Vendors Lien,
owned by Jayne Waugh of Virginia
The winner paid s420.
The sport opened with Mrs. I.
K. Mourars Chide outfooting seven
opponents over the 4l2-furlong
route from barrier to wire, to pay
So 20.
After Mrs. u Webbs Crusand
came from far back to win the
second by nose from Bernie Bond S
Small Change, Mrs. Horst's Timetta
led throughout the seven -eighths of
the third to complete daily double
paying $95 40.
Betwick, owned by NJ. R. Waugh
of Virginia, made every post Of the
seven-eighths of the fourth win
ming one to pay $3.50
The race saw W. F. Mink's Sir
Isaac fall at the final turn. He broke
leg and later was destroyed. Jockey
Bobby Bernhardt escaped injury.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

Mundelle lost only to Bogoljubov,
Russian; drew with Denman.
Naidel dropped games to Mum
dele and Korda, the latter in turn
losing to Mundelle and Denman.
Among the visitors were H. w.
Horn. H. Siller. j. Rubin, w. H.
Mutchler and family
June Calendar.
Rapid Transit play at 1886 I
street. Wednesday evening. June IL.
Federal Security Chess Club en-
cages Capital City Chess Club at
Hotel Gordon, Saturday evening,
June Is. 1t is an interclub match
but spectators are welcome.
District Champion Ariel Men,
garini winds up the simultaneous
chess exhibitions of the Divans
summer program Wednesday, June
19. 7:30 pm. Note the time and
date and come with your own
chessmen. for surely there will be
a swarm of challengers of the cham
pion's canny proweSs.
Donald H. Mugridge vanouished
seven opponents at Capital City in
rapid transit play to chalk up his
sixth straight "blitzschach" victory.
When 1t comes to lightning chess"
then Mugridge is the tops here.
OF course, if you are a regular
fan. you know that Paul Morphy
Chess Club features special enter
talnment every Thursday at pm.
at 1903 Fourteenth street. However,
do not overlook the fact that chess
now is available during the after
noon and evening, every day in the
week, at the Morphy's hangout-
and CHEEKY greeting is given
dropins.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Belmont Results
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE.purse. s1,5oo; steep.-
ssiud. sssss tssaTe5d' ecns and up 20 eS09 sso a
Ad Lib PenrodD $50 34k
Big Rebel (ClementO $50
Policy and Rioter. '" '0f'''''' "'o
SECOND RAcE--Purse, 81 200: maiden
serappy W. lRobertson> s''' 122o 40 $50
War Briar tJameS 900
Also ran-a Star Catcher. a Poppa deets,,
Ysap, Post Command, Ernie Hoist and
Mil River stabl. entry.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000: claiming:
3:year-olds: g furlonss.
Watchover WEBER 40 90 en
Search tRobertson) $50 z 40
Bogert tArcaro, 300 31o
Also ran-Maecaro Abmeres Ginobi and and
Dead heat for place
FOURTH RACE - National Stallion
Stakes; purse. $4,000 added: 2-year-oids:
furlongs
Swabia Richards ii 90 so
Bull Brer Luther) 40
Also ran-Martian. Port Alakins.
Sun By Monday Lunch. Dark Mischief.
Na "a HFSeISe ana fOft AIDl.
W. E. Boena entry .
FIFTH RACE-Henry Of Navarro Hand.
cap eap' Class G. purse 800 added; 3-year-
Pretty Pet Andersonl 1890 $50 $50
knickerbocker Wright 44O $50
White Mask (GilberD 40
Time. BIS,
Also ran-Shadovs Pass. No Sir. Mazda,
SIXTH RAcE-purse. s25.ooo added:
the Belmont 3,year-olds; ~ miles.
Bmelech Smith 40 31O 20
Your Chance tRichards> $50 3 90
hhGy James 80
Also ran-Gallahadion. Corydon and
Century Note
Greentree Stable entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 81. 900 maiden
3-year-ods and up: / I. miles.
Bolnsbroke tJames 1900 $50 $50
Rollo Haas $50 90
Hand and Glove Berg 1870
Also ran-shaheen. Samuel D. Big
Bun, Sea Hound. Count Happy Chat
coite. Flo Beau. Iron Shot. Gullver II.
I Our Daniel.
Field.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse $1,000: claim.
Ing; 4.year-olds and up: ~ miles
Landlubber tArcaroI 40 $40 2ao
Cross Question Hum 80 800
Balliwlck 400
Time. 2:32as
Also ran-a Money Muddle, Lady BethyL
1pponese, Buena Orc
Mansfield Stable entry
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Ferguson Entry Again
One, Two in Taking
Boone Handicap
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, June 8.-Epidor and
Black Brummel of the A. L. Fer
guson Stables in Georgetown. KY,
repeated their act of the spring in
augural of last month by running
one-two in the $500 Old Boone
Handicap today.
Galloping through heavy rain
storm. Epidor led his stablemate un-
der the wire by quarter length af-
ter jumping ahead at the start. He
paid $3.50 on the nose. Epidor ran
the 6 furlongs in 1:llls. Neighbor
was third
Sam K. won the first race and
Come Home the second to pay off
S4060 in the daily double to 1868
bettors.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
ST. Margaret Show
To Lure Maryland
Horses June IS
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, June g.
Horses from every section of Mary
land will 60 through their PAGES
June IS at the annual St. Margaret's
Hunt Club horse show to be held
on club grounds.
They will show in % classes for
ribbons and trophies under regula-
tions sanctioned by the Horse Show
Association of Maryland.
The Gov. Albert c. Ritchie Cup
will be awarded to the horse making
the highest number of points In
the show. Maj. Stewart Richard OF
Easton. will judge the entries.
There will be leadin classes, pony
classes, classes for children and
hunters, saddle classes and con-
ISOLATION class.
c. Carroll Lee of Annapolis and
Orlando Ridout Of st. Margaret's
are arranging the show, which
starts at 10 am.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the St
Margaret's Church will serve lunch
con on the club grounds.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

In the 10th round Of the recent
biennial Congress of the United
States Chess Federation, Champion
Samuel Reshevsky ably defended his
claim to the title by placing his
king in the center of the battlefield
at the 59th move and putting his
majesty to work. Slowly Reshevsky
forced pawn toward kings row
and at the 8lst turn Abraham Kup-
chik folded up. The only champion
OF the old National Chess Federation
was this same Kupchik. The above
game shows how he put up a Stub
born defense with the black pieces
In the modern Catalan Opening.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Charles Town Results

FIRST RACE-Purse $500; claiming;
3,year-olds at,e and up: a. tTlones, nd o,o
WAY Out tSarno, so go
Dav Spring Hernandez' 2.4o
Also ran-Dark Pony Small Devil. Love
ly Mana, Bolivar KNIGHT and SteppIn In.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 5000 claiming
small nsinc chshre shinaS Dunor0 500 ss" *" s" s"
JuSta Jimmie tRootI 5 SO
Also ran-Frederick, King Tea, Double
on Sea. Counora and Lady Buck.
THIRD RAcE-purse. s4oo; claiming;
3.year-olds and Up; furlongs. 40
Happy. Miracle Walters 1890 4sO
Ace OF TTumps 'Bletzacker, 300
Also ran-Bubbleswo Reign Tetrarch.
Stand BY; Can Bloom. Tueyries Lad.
DAILY Double paid 95.40D
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
3-year, ,olds and up: furlonss,
etvac eetwlck r'Tesa oWesu $3.50 l39o 90 $50 80
Super :: John 'Palumbo> 500
Sir S isaac Wise Mones and Hanss Aards oSTds
FIFTH RACE-Purse 81 1000 allow
efs and up 40 asa
d Vendors Lien kelley $50 $40
+ STUNNING 'Palumbo) go $50
Time: |: :26
Also ran Din, Sea Boy. Peter Porter,
Jlnneal Worth Owning, Palkin, WAY
riel.
dead heat between Vendors Lien and
Strummilng for place. Field.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
4year -olds and up; l ,is miles
Allencaid nPalumbot 1880 400 $50
Sandy Belle iVesselD $40 24O
Darby Du tTilden, $50
Time, 1:412s.
Also ran-Dunfrese. Bellthorn, Wahcoo,
Beau Bon and Goodwine.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, S4OO: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up: ] !. miles.
Frank H kelley 6 so 400 800
Judges Bid tPalumbo) $40 $50
Pencader tDufordl 800
Time. I: 40.
Also ran-Stngaree. The Knife Extra
Good and Hagerstown Boy.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $500: claiming
4-year -olds and up: II. miles
Artist tW. Duffordl $50 $50 o4O
Spotless ~ Mayer $50 $40
Bsy Arnold tR. RooO $50
Time, 2:43.
Also ran-Pin Hooker, Taunton, Syla-
cauga and Steel Head
Evening star., 1940-06-09

Historical Is Winner
Of S 10, 900 InqIewood

LOS ANGELES, June 8 R.-Hys-i
terical, bearing the racing silks Of
George w. Stratton of Los Angeles.
captured the $4,000 added Ingle-
wood Handicap at Hollywood Park
today, edging out the final furlong
challenge Of A. A. Baroni's Specify
in the / LIS mile feature.
Hysterical paid $3.50, $3.50 and
$3.50 across the board.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Blue Delight Drives
To Joliet Win al
Lincoln Fields
Scores by Half Length
Over Swoin;; Fovored
CIorksviIIe Third

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 8.-Mrs. John
Marsch's Chicago-owned Blue De-
light. 2-year-old daughter of Blue
Larkspur. was driving winner of
the $4,000 Joliet Stakes before
10000 at Lincoln Fields today.
Close to the pace, throughout.
Blue Delight moved up stoutly in
the stretch to finish half length
ahead of Cleveland Putnam's Swain
John Greeners Clarksville, which
had won four straight and was the
betting choice, was another half
length behind in third.
Ridden by Al Snider, the winner
paid $500, $48O and $500.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Victory at Delaware
Convincing as She
Leads All Way
Fields Snort Younester
Is Only Fifth-Seeond
OF Track Record
Hy the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press
DELAWARE PARK. Del. June 8.
Strange Device, sporting the popu-
lar straw and cerise silks of Marshall
Field, Chicago merchant prince,
moved to the front rank of the
Nations 2-year-old filly division here
today when she scored a convincing
victory in the 5-furlong Polly Drum
mond Stakes.
Backed into 3-to-2 favofitism by
the overflow crowd of $4,000. the bay
daughter of the good sire Stimulus
and Escutcheon was faced with the
large assignment of turning back
nine speedy opponents. but she
was more than equal to the task
and raced by the judges three
lengths in the van of Mrs. N. K.
Beal's Hardy Bud.
BallaroSa Runs Third.
The latter beat Jouett Shouse's
Ballarosa by length and half
for the place and Becomly. from
the stable of Hazel M. Babylon, was
fourth.
Strange Device. which had been
shipped here from New York with
the express purpose of striving for
the Polly Drummond prize, was sent
to the post razor sharp by Trainer
George Odom. The filly never really
encountered any serious challengers
from her pursuers and made her
own pace to win in the fast time Of
5925 seconds, just fifth of second
off the 5-furlong track mark held
jointly by Merry Lassie and Ell Chico.
The Polly Drummond victory was
Strange Devices third victory in
three starts since she came of racing
age and todays top prize of s6,400
brought her earnings to date to
s7875.
The straight payoff on the filly
was $50.
Meade Handles Winner Well.
Don Meade. who deserted the New
York scene to handle the Field color
bearer in today's race, had the fllly
away from the gate on her toes.
She took the lead Immediately and
Increased her advantage as she went
along
Nanykins made bold challenge
Just beyond the halfmile post when
she got to within a length of the
Field filly, but the Bryson color
bearer soon chucked it and Hardy
Bud came up to make bid. She
could match neither speed nor heart
with the flying pacemaker and was
a soundly beaten second at the end.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Delaware Park Results
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
FIRST RAcE-Purse, $1,000; maiden .
year-ods: furlonss.
curious Coin tWholey> $50 $40 $40
Fitz Edward tWagner) $50 $50
Primarily tMcCombs) $40
Goddess n, Rouge Dragon, Aerial Fire. Cut
on Stadium and McHenry.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
IVY Ivy '9Wasner eSsI"S anu up 1870 ''3 45o $50
Wise Shine Peters> $50
Time. 1:13is.
Also ran-Wood Of Roses Phone Dion,
Alps. Giboir. Meadow Morn, Cardinette
THIRD RAcE-Purse $1,000; claiming;
f-year-olds and up; furlonss,
Supreme Speed peters, 40 30
Double Back tWhalenD $50
Also ' ranIDizzv Dame. TEDDY Patio.
DAILY Double paid S65,@oD
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing: 4-vear-olds and up; miles ono
sFaai sazns lHesf' Hest ,Donoso, go =" -" IS" ss"
h2rs,eD Tms ,Mecom0s' ,41s -"
Also ranHBewitched Ace Call. Royal
Teddy and Last Message.
FIFTH RACE-Purse Sc. 500 Stanton
Handicap; 3-year-olds and up; l i. miles
Westnesia de Camillisl 1910 40 40
Up the Greek Lynchl $40 80
Eketchbook fWaener) 460
Time :43is.
Also ran-Arabs Arrow. Solarium, Day
SIXTH RACE-Purse "a 600 added ::
Polly Drummond Stakes; 2year-olds: 5
furlonRs.
Strange Device CMeade> SO $50 . so
Hardy Bud Leyland) $50 3,20
'Ballarosa tMcCombs) go
Time. 0:592s
Also ran-Becomly. Miss Brideaux,
svynstan. charmfuI. 'Nannykins. Spar
row Chlrp
'Jouette Shouse and E K Bryson entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
tng: 3-year-old and up Ia miles
Candy Hero (Wholeyl 80 50 80
Rarbed Retort 'Donoso) 900 500
Balapin tFallon, 900
Time. 80
Room Service and Nudge.
EIGHTH RACE-.Purse., ST. 900: claim
ms: 4-year,olds and up; ! !. miles
Flushing tMcCombs) 10 40 $50
Brandon Prince tFredman) $50 2 90
Eauabhle Decamillsp 20
Time. c.n17s
Also ran-Rep Trap. Sir Time West Sea.
eoundine Count. Grandihora, Nancy Mae
and Brilliant One
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Bookmaking Banned, ,
New Orleans Track
Abandons Racing
ReoItor Gets Old Plont
Thut Can't Run Without
Morning Line
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, June GA "for
sale" sign was hung today on the
Fair Grounds race track here,
where once the best horses ran for
some Of the country's richest stakes.
General Manager r. S. Eddy, jr.,
OF the Louisiana Jockey Club turned
the l25-acre tract over to a real
estate broker after he had appeared
before a Louisiana House Ways and
Means Committee and unsuccess-
fully opposed bill which would set
up a State racing commission and
outlaw bookmaking.
Can't Make Expenses.
ut will be impossible to race un-
less we can include the morning
line" Eddy said after his appear
ance before the committee. "As the
new bill forbids bookmaking of any
kind, either inside or outside the
track, there is nothing to do but
bow to the inevitable"
Besides setting up racing COM
mission the bill would substitute a
percentage take on the betting pool
for the present license tax on ad-
missions and restrict betting to the
pari-mutuel system.
Although the pari-mutuel system
has been used after the noon hour
at the Fair Grounds for many years,
morning line" bookmaking has been
a major source of revenue.
Tracks Racing Declined.
During the 1920's, when Col. E. r.
Bradley operated the Fair Grounds,
the $4,000 New Orleans Handicap
was one of racing's biggest purses.
Caliber of racing here has de-
clined for the last decade. The New
Orleans Handicap ceased to be a
major stake, and last season the
derby was Cancelled for lack Of
enough good horses to make it
worth while.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Racing Selections
For tomorrow

AQueduct Consensus East.
BY the Associated Press.
1-Hoof Heart, Wee Zee Piesey, Easy
Goer.
2-Mintson. Millmore, Modern Age
3-Robert Morris, Hy-Cop, Cuantos
4-Woodvale Lass, Colosseum, Oasis
5-Honey Cloud. Fighting Fox, The
Chief.
6-Jacomar, Regent, Tola Rose.
7-Sweepstaff, Mantagna, Scatter
Brain.
Best bet-Robert Morris.
Suffolk Downs Fast.
By the Associated Press.
l-Crestonian, White Topper, Devils
Pace
2-Sweet Sulkey, Alkyon, Miss Re-
morse.
Guy Fawkes, Sun Antioch, Mad
ison.
Eight 4 and Six, Rough Biscuit
Frost Flower.
5-Crepe Myrtle, Aureole, Merito-
riouS
6-The Fop, Guerilla. Bright View.
Bucket Head, Lady Ariel, Cou-
leedam.
8-Ronfalon, Mahlette, All Lady.
Best bet-Crepe Myrtle.
Lincoln Fields East.
BY the Chicago Times.
bright Play, Sylvan Dell. Sir Kid
2-Barbara S., Rhett, Aglow.
3-Hadmore, Wrinkle. Mingling
4-Goshen William Palmer, Rough
Diamond.
5-Lexbrook Stable entry, Calumet
Farm entry, Polymelior.
6-Mondoit, Getaway Jack, Bright
Victory.
7-Tristrap, Sweep Royal, Lady
Federal
aBorn Happy. Sir Ajax, Petard.
Best bet-Hadmore.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Suffolk Downs Results
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST .RAcE.-Purse 81 900: claiming:
s:.year.oldsz and up: turlenss CO 200
Constitutional tBodiou> 1890 $40
KNIGHTS SoX tSuttleD 440
Fling Firm Pin, Dinna a Do Do, Bob G. Glenbroom ] a.
Calling and R. Pnchot.
Finished second. but was disqualified.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 900; claim
ing: 3-year-oldS and up: s furlones.
Sir Quest tJacobs' $50 $50 800
Wulfstan tMarrero> 1000 500
Paper PEN Drop e a.lDupDs' 800
Also ran2Brisht Spot. Ltberty's Love,
Bruneta Polly Girl. Swing Queen. Mix
well, Grandpa's Boy, Way Yonder and
Finished hrst. but was DISQUALIFIED.
DAILY Double paid S11lS)
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000: maiden p
Thrift Shop tDabson' 1910 $50 $50
Clayville tBereeU $50
Also ran-Lactose. Mere Silver. Silver
Tower and Gay Mate.
ing: 3-year-oIds and up, g furlones.
Ghost Queen Bersl 800 300 240
Double B. MERRITT $50 800
Cooling Spring tRoss) $40
Time, l:l2
Also ran-Grisette. Remarkable and
Parsonage.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 1900; claiming;
3-year olds and UP; furlonss tchute,
Listaro tPrehml 1920 500 800
RamaSes tDuppsl $40 $50
Prairie Dog fBooiou) $50
Time. Ill
Also ran-Mutinous. Ariel Toy.
SIXTH RACE-Plymouth Rock Handi-
cap; purse, $1,000 added: 3year-old and
up: & furlongs.
Court Dance Atkinson, $500 2l20 1910
Speed to Spare Berger 1.40 $50
Mar lie t1aylorJ $50
Time. I'll.
Also rant NJ Dorsett. Calexico, Al
legro, Slow Motion, Night Editor, Sassy
Lady, Zoic ana Morcarine.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 1000; claim
cave S ynaI H saasle Slds 1no up go miles 4so $50
Supreme FLAG ,Bodiou) 500 $50
Your Buddy Hardy $50
Also ran-Wearl Flower. Conrad Mann
and Old Maid
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. S1,l0o: claim
ing: 3-year -oids and up; Ii. miles.
Weekly Stipend tMea'e) 1140 $50 $50
| Bootless tRobart> $40 $40
| Friendly Paul (Berser) 4.4O
| Time / AS.
Also ran-Tr.nsl.dy. Kenyon C.. orea-
des and Chief Gamble.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
EIGHTH RACE-THE SWAG-
MAN, AUFOIN, NEVER IDOL.

THE SWAGMAN has been
threatening to come to life and
trim opposition of this caliber.
AUFOIN is consistent and dan
gerous. NEVER IDOL for the
show.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
SIXTH RACE-SCHLEY GOREE,
SWIFT AIR, HEEL DUST.

SCHLEY GOREE ran third last
time out after winning his previ-
Gus try by six lengths. SWIFT
AIR is better than generally
thought and she must be con-
sidered. HEEL DUST for what
is left.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Charles Town
Ev
FIRST RACE-DELHI DAN, HE
ROLLS, CLAY HILL,

DELHI DAN gained his initial
try with speed in reserve and his
running time was very good. He
should repeat. HE ROLLS won
his last and the youngster con-
tinues to improve. CLAY HILL
won his only attempt here.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
SEVENTH RACE-CHANNING,
WAR RJJMOR. TROSTAR.

CLAIMING lost his last by the
narrowest of margins and a bit
of improvement should find him
home ahead of this band. WAR
RUMOR is as good as his last
easy win suggests. TROSTAR
should complete the money
picture.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
FOURTH RACE-BALKANESE,
LIMERICK, CAUTIOUS 30.

BALKANESE has compiled a
very consistent record and he
appears to hold a bit of an edge
over this opposition. LIMERICK
lost last after winning two in a
row previously. CAUTIOUS 30
lost his last by nose.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
THIRD RACE-GRAND WALTZ,
GOODBYE PEACE, JEWEL

GRAND WALTZ has finished
with the leaders in most of her
local tests and the filly meets in
different opposition tomorrow.
GOODBYE PEACE won in New
England this spring and is a
threat. JEWEL SONG works
fast.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Cecil Mideets Top Sox

Cecil Midgets beat Taft Red Sox
yesterday. 13 to /. Milo Quail al
lowed but one hit and famed 10 to
be the winning pitcher.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Little Tovern Wins Aooin

Little Tavern continued its win
ming streak yesterday by beating
Brookland B. c., 16 to 0. Bob Cozin,
winning hurler, gave one hit.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
FIFTH RACE-CAIDON, RO.
MAN BOY, NOTORIETY,

CAIDON has won three of his
last four Charles Town efforts
and he should be tough custo-
mer to handle. ROMAN BOY has
keen early speed and this distance
suits him perfectly. NOTORIETY
gets in with light weight.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
@ CHE & s #
BY PAUL ]. MILLER.

Versatile Pudy Of Sydney Australia champion the island
1885 80
ampoons Der Fuehrer the latest chilling
mind and facie
Under Among
chess chump Cheamangs Pudy 80 buoony
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Lincoln Fields Results
BY the Associated Press.


FIRST RACE Purse. $500 claiming
4-year-o -olds and up: I furonss
soi1 ssWp Through Mh Swain, 1"3.2o $3.50 |. 90
Honey Roll tDemarscheD 800
Also ran--Free Spirit: Merry Pete Gipsey
Dance, Rich Cream Say Murray, Alspur
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
44,-year,olds and up; ! fu5longs.
ash s4sItlns Bams sd.Rs Riehar0 as4o 49," 49,"
st1r Time' sesj ! $50. sssmN 900
Mso 1I ;si Tsn1msslue :, csEdsa2o!s ,9 Our
Fair Volta, Miss Curiosity and Nosalo.
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $500; maiden .
%yesr-olds year furlonss. -
Version (F1inchuml 1880 $50
Moja tOros, $50
Time. l:Oo4s.
Also ran-a Dandy Fox Port Spin
Mont Mala. Hishtone Lady. Mad Bachelor,
~ Sty. Joe Fisher, Kansas City and Happy
Khayyam.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500: allow
Arched tCraie' 1900 $50 $50
Miss Quiz tFlinchum) $50 400
syls Betty (Vedderr 500
Also 5sn-,Temulac. Tryssk, Linser-
awhile. Waugh Pop and Bronze BuRle.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: handicap
3-year-olos and rp: : furlones.
Yale o Nine tCrais) 40 300 go
Flotaway iWelsl $50 go
Shot Put 'Snderl $50
Time. ,625
Also ran-Sir Jim James, Mamie O'Hara
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000 added
Joliet Stakes: 3-year-olds: furlones.
Blue Delight tsnider 900 $50 $40
Swain adams $40 $50
Clarksville tVedderl $40
Time, l:0l-s.
Also ran-Beau Brannon. b Air Hostess.
Two Tops. New Engander, Queero Gree
mock. Even Roll b Asael D. and Air Brigade.
Thomas Piatt entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $500: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up, Ia miles
Darkroom &C. Fields 500 42o go
Distllation tSwain) 800 3 20
Inviting tWells) $50
Time, 1:5145.
Also ran-Narise Ceaseless Deduce and
Pekaki
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500: claiming:
3-year -olds: Is miles
Jaybeedee tWellSl $50 $50 90
1sarunner Vedder> 100 $50
KenoSha tFlinchuml $50
Time, SO s..
Also ran-Jack vennie. Haste On. Lady
Arlington Hot Iron. Major McHugh. Lively
Lady. Seeulater and Steep
Evening star., 1940-06-09
SECOND RACE-BRAINCHILD,
GOLDEN KEY. DEPINARD.

BRAINCHILD trailed her field
in her last outing. but the race
was much too bad to be taken
seriously. Her best effort would
lick this sort. GOLDEN KEY has
been threatening in recent tests.
DEPINARD is reported ready.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
WHITES MEN.
White to Play and Mate In

WHITES MEN.
White to Play and Mate In TIVE.
No. 24s is solved by KtfB5)xP f03).
Three points are credited to r. Edwards,
z. w. Allen. Joseph NJ Odiorne W. B.
Boyer and Charles J. Berner. Problems
published during June are not counted to-
ward the spring ladder. The spring con-
test closes with the solution to No. 24s.
Mundelle Outstrips Youth.
Sunday afternoon last under a
shedding cottonwood tree on
Hains Point the Washington Chess
Divan staged its first al fresco chess
Of the summer to which came
members from Social Security, Fed
eral Trade and Capital City Chess
Clubs.
w. B. Mundelle, patriarch of Dis
trict chess, Wed with the more
youthful players in a lawn party Of
Rapid Transit enthusiasts to edge
Evening star., 1940-06-09

ahead Of the field by half q point.
Simon Naidel and S. Korda tied for
second place with the dual score.
To.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
BY the Associated Press

Cloudy and fast
xApprentice allowance claimed.
DoIeer, Briggs Bottle
Dalger A. c. will play Briggs Red
sox at 2 pm. today at Taft Field.