davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-06-23
Charles Town Results

rlHSi RAGE-furse, $500; claiming: B.
Hi-BlaZe tRoot, 4.4O $50 go
Regal Sun (TildenN 800 300
GRAY Clean fPalumbo) $50
Time. 0:5O.
nsi!. AlsG a,v Ea9mHsndey' snI|as Well Aware Poker
SECOND RAcE-purs.. s4oo; claimins;
+. 81 'MsPen.ld sfs ~ T'ss 4so ssc 500
Esa2 zss2d dF.nasee hs sasssr' Martinez. 400 49c 499cc
AIso I%e, r.nNMachilla. chris,tn. Ad..,
Walh' stinsaree and Tishtwad.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
4-year-olds and up: Charles Town course.
Balkanese CFaust) 500 400
ROYAL Veil tHernandez) 4.oO
AK; AIso Also ganDEblis. Man at Arms. Loco
motive p,Iv MaE Gut 3onhi and Cut EmeSad m
FOURTH RACE-rurse, $500: claiming;
9sSfrse ss6t.s 4 'HeEnsndez' p1rn.s 4so aso 24oo
Molasses Julia tPaAlmbo) $50
, Also 5an.sep.in, Nsnci's Best, Swift
Light. Idle Scout and Hation.
cap: 3-year-olds and ur: fupionss.
pllle ,Hernsndez1 1o.so $50 300
q Caidon wv Kelley $50
Time. 1925.
Also ran-Tristenaeh, Sunny Rose,
GiRsle Lee and Quick Vine.
3.year.olds and UP: Charles Town course
Little Harpist Nv. kirk 1920 600 $50
Miss Maker tWest) 800 40
Bob Junior fMartinez) 500
Time, 1893.
=. Also ran-Wayriel Pirate Ship, Red Idol
StrumEing.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
lns; ns 3,year-olds and UP: Il. miles.
Best Policy Vesselp 1880 $40 SEQ
Blue Cyclone tCardoza) $50 400
Claiming Martinez 400
Time, 1:4S
Also ran-.-Yankee Lad. Bright Louise.
Salburne and Belum
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $500; claiming:
4-year-olds and up: "a miles.
Spotless CMayer) $40 $40 $50
Abbots Lark tHernandez) 400 800
Curves tMcDonald) 34O
Time. l:54-s
Also ran-Lacey Miss, Bentaur Beau
Bon, Milly o. and Huppy.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
Delaware Park Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
;;'s a7yssI :olds; ! mile and g ~ yards, ~ .,o
SIaek Mdnsse RsetuIe RoyIs be cam.9 9eo 5oS ao sS
Cawbelle tWaener) 2.90
Also 5sn.oveE Bid: d.. Mas's .s: Gsnte. Joker
Ki.tywaHs kan; fs1"i snd COAL n'e' Neen'' o''S''A
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
Brown lss TWie Peters, w. $40 40 $50
Sir Reg tDonoso) $50 $40
Candle Ends tHearn) 1910
Also Ai;"'' ran@Piot, gsl.pin: Light Chatter,
Part One; Manila Bay. Jimmie cabaniss
anu o0"bs1 psily s'fsai Double paid sa1.soo
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 81 900 claiming;
33..year-olds and up; furlonRsa, -o
Ss%s' p.5is RSaS!Ss ssss,h.m.r, 900 s5S s5S ss$
My Elsie (Wholey) $50
Also Also ranEDizzy Dame, zenana, Evening
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: 2-year-
fys' sfy .s: sss' RsSs4a., sstsas 1S asS ssS sS
Snarler (Charlton) 40
Also ranNWhiite Time. Here Again. Not
Yet and DISCOURAGED.
FIFTH RACEPurse. 81 900: handicap;
4-year -olds and up: mile and 20 yards
Dusty Dawn tMcCombs) 20.SO $50 46O
Hyprocrite Lynch $50 $50
FoTin:de TIm:a +, .Ds g.: camilli'' 42o
Also ran-Pu1ple King. solarium and
Night Tide.
SIXTH RACE-The Newcastle Handicap;
purse, $4,000 added: 3-year-olds and up;
liz miles.
Tedbriar Lynch) 21.2O 1920 $50
War Beauty (McCombs) $50 $50
Orcades Nv. Taylor) 1890
Time, 1:45b.
Also ran-Sketchbook. Dolly Val. Scylla,
Nellie BLY,, Rosetown, War ReRalia, Lady
Maryland. Arden Lass. Fairy Chant.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; Ii. miles.
Autumn Quest Donoso 7.6O $50 $40
Interlace lTaylor) 600 500
Royal Teddy Leyland) 6.1O
H1se Ei%s' 1.a@brown 1;aeN knt.ht, Attracting.
Knightfors. The queen, Candy Hero and
Morstep.
EIGHTH RAcEPurse. $1,000: claim
Ing: 4-year-olds and UP: y miles;
Sure Touch (Decamillis) e.20 $50 40
Blue Sheets Donoso) $40 4.30
West Sea Duncan) $40
Also r.n.Rsd Trap. sr.ds. Twt sstns.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
Aqueduct Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-purs., $1,000: maiden
Fishaifo FiyhsaToidsi IS. >. furlonss N ,,o ,so
Doeana (Woolfl 4.5O
Also % rann@Aiii Ali Gray. Sea Foam. Dolly and
Charm School.
SECOND RAcE-surse,o sl:soo: claim
Moonfoily fJohnson1 SO go $50
Mehiran Flyer Anderson) $40 SO
Time. l:12H.
Al Also ran-Dicty Step. Bill D.. slly's
THIRD RAcE--Purs. $1,000; maiden
2.year-olds: 5 furlongs.
pIH.qnen HhI,1me1 ts,e.1, 1Meade 40 S44oo $50
Miss SD Daunt ooI. GParbo $50
Also ranwcatch Me Not Sun 1dee and
,, FOURTH Hoa RAcEaTns vSE,a Garter Handicap:
i. 'G5iensS pid 1wooln $40 $50 $40
T. M. Dorset .tCastille) $50
Also ran-volitant, Nedayr. Honey Cloud
The Chief, A Whichcee' % Fighting Fox. Sickle
purse, $4,000 added; 3-year-olds: ia
Your Chance twrisht, 3,1o go go
General Manager (Anderson) $3.50 $50
Andy K. tWorkman) 200
Also me ran@d in asnow Ridge. Gordon,
aDusky Fox and Carrier Pigeon.
aWheatley Stable and Belair Stud Farm
entry.
diminished first but was disqualified.
SIXTH RAcE-Ladkin Handicap: purse
$1,000 added: 3-year-olds and UP; fur
Bosley (Stout) 1850 $50 46O
No Sir tBarba) $50 2.40
FoRoso (James) ESQ
Time 1:24.
Also ran-General Novice, Bernabe,
Black Bun and Radio
SEVENTH RACFDunlin Handicap;
purse. $1,000 added: 3-year-olds and up;
lle miles.
Tols Rose (Haas) 1890 $50 2.g0
Century Note (Arcaro) 40 200
Westnesia (Anderson) ZOO
Also ran-Eucky Omen, Harry's Pal,
Pretty Pet.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
Suffolk Downs Results
BY the Associated Press.

FIRST .RAcE-Purse $1,000; claiming:
constitutiosnafln fna asuttl.} unl J s1 sso 4ao $50
Blackbirder tAtkinson) $50 $50
Time. ! :ss. '"''''' ooo
Also ran-cordate. Hasty Rose. Bonnie
nae. nss sf:ne sinnsT Muu. n'ss .ha F.. Re? re Girl
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 81 900: claim
b:;ss5,: [I;fs:s: '' ~ sss scs
Trassat 1collinsI $50
a:s riDSsp D.va vi bru.. sasas
DAILY Double paid s1so
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000: 2-year-
tidy Whisk Dupps) LOU SO "a"
Oh r,n, On ,stsyenson' "sa 40
Also ran-MarcIair.. Double Call ana
roDKrH haAcPu5s' and u1: ,uISS:. claim
Doubt Not tMearlel 4o.cO 1870 700
Prairie DOG ,BodioU $50 $50
Ariel Toy .seotp 4.6O
Also r.n.Go HOME. List.ro. Beach En-
ssmele SEN Indian Lodge, Slow Notion and
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 1000: srade C.;
3-year -olds and UP: i. miles
patrol Scout tMarrero) 14.4O 40 44O
Upstream lAtkinsonp $50 800
Silent Witness (Berger) 3.2O
Time. 1.44+.
Also ran-star Boarder Homework. Mix
Punch. Parscout and Tedlum.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claiming:
x4;tyear,olds and up: ia miles.
County Bond tFarrelD 1870 500
Blacant tDupps) $40
Time. 2:34
Also ran-1ndiana Spa. Little Banner,
Sun Lamp, Dark zeni Brass Monkey. Kievs
Pennant and Sandwrack.
Handicap: purse. $4,000 added; 3-year-
olds: ] mile.
Dusky Duke smith, 4e40 1880 $50
Ship Biscuit fDurando) $50 4.sO
Sirocco (Bodiou $50
Time. 1885,.
Also ran-Multitude shipmate. Royal
Man Supre Chief and Ramases.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ms; 3-year -olds and up: i. miles
5ootiess F A. SMITH 1920 $50 $40
Chief Gamble tStevenson) $50
v!.s;s Ai:S Ais 5.n.Mutinou. Trina. Melodl.t.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
DuskyDuke, Outsider
PAGES Constitution
Al Suffolk Downs
Ship Biscuit Is Outrun
Almost Length; Sirocco,
Fovorite, Is Third
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, June 22.-Dusky Duke,
a 20-to-1 shot, owned by Wesley
M. Sears Of Chicago, outran seven
rivals over a mile today to win
the $1,000 added Constitution Han
dicap for 3-year -olds at Suffolk
Downs race track before $4,000.
Although his only prior bid for
fame had been a third in the New
England Futurity at Narragansett
Park last fall, Dusky Duke stayed
on top from the clubhouse to the
wire and won by three-quarters Of
a length from the Wheatley stable s
Ship Biscuit, which had only neck
over the Dixiana Farms Sirocco,
the 9-to-5 favorite.
The winner ran the mile in 1884
and paid $42.40, $3.50 and $3.50.
The stake had a net value OF
$5.O50.
Charles Van Meters crack colt,
Blue Pair, reeled off his fourth
straight win in the juveline sub
feature. while Mrs. C. c.. Winter s
Patrol Scout won a 81 200 allowance
mile and q sixteenth,
Evening star., 1940-06-23
Track at Hogerstown
Greatly Improved
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HAGERSTOWN, Nd. June o.
Reconditioning and improvement of
the Hagerstown Fair Associations
racing plant is nearing completion
IN preparation for the To-day meet
ing opening July 9.
President A. K. Coffman said the
repairs and Improvements would
give Hagerstown one of the best
half-mile horse-racing tracks in the
country.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
Maryland Is Striving
For Shud Comeback
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. June 22-Mary.
land hit the comeback trail for a
snare OF the shad business. the State
conservation Department pinninR
Its hopes on 10000, 900 of the fish.
That many shad fry have been
released in State waters this season,
That's about 100000 more than
have been released in any other
year.
If the 100000 do as well by DOS.
terity as conservationists hope they
will, Maryland may recoup to soma
extent the 40 per cent decline in
shad fisheries.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
Fine Clubhouse Ready
For Conococheoeuers
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HAGERSTOWN, June GA new
clubhouse, sitting on the bluffs 200
1eet above the Potomac River at
Black Fording, will be opened
Thursday by the Conococheaeue
Sportsmens Club.
Opening of the stone and log club
mouse will mark the fulfillment of
dream the club long has cherished,
On the grounds are traps for
clay bird shooting, rifle and ARCH
cry range and horseshoe pitching
lanes.
There also is wharf for boating
and bathing.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
Widener Colt Beats
General Manager
Only by Head
Phipps Horse, First In,
Ruled Out for Bumping;
He Did Wins Carter
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, June 22.-The "dis-
qualification jinx" hit Sunny Jim
Fitzsimmons right in the eye again
today and found him handing over
victory in the classic Dwyer Stakes
to Mrs. George D. Widener's stretch
running colt, Your Chance.
For the third time this spring, a
Fitzsimmons-tr trained hopeful flashed
across the wire first in a nice spot.
And for the third time the "objec-
ton allowed" sign was flashed
against it.
This time it was Mrs H. c. Phipps'
Snow Ridge. He came along nicely
down Aqueduct's long stretch, with
a record crowd of 2O,52O roaring him
along. Then, as Your Chance, which
now ranks as the second best 81
year-old around, flew toward the
front. Mr.. Fits young fellow
swerved over and bumped Your
Chance two or three times" accord
ing to Steward Marshall Cassidy.
Snow Ridge went over the finish
a neck ahead. but Wayne Wright,
aboard the Widener colt, protested,
and the foul was allowed. Johnny
Gilbert had the leg up on Snow
Ridge.
Your Chance Winner by Head.
This made the son of Chance
Shot, a $3.10-for-$2 choice in the
mutuels, winner by head over the
outsider, Mrs. E. Graham Lewis
General Manager. in the IL mile
grind, with Tony Pelleteris Andy X,
who set all the early pace into the
stretch, taking third money, three
lengths farther back General Man
ager returned s2280 for 50 to place
The time of 2:O34- was posted
as a new track record, since this was
the first race of the Derby dis
tance' run over the rebuilt Aque-
duct strip
Your Chance, collecting $3.50 for
the victory, lived up to the rating
every one gave him after he wound
up second to Bimelech in the Bel
mont Stakes-that he would have
won except that he was held back
too long before making his bid.
1t was the second time in two
weeks the disqualification sign was
trotted out for Snow Ridge. He fin
ished on top in 6-furlong allow
ance affair on opening day, but his
number was taken down on that oc-
casion, too. for the same fault. The
other similar setback for Mr.. Fitz
this spring was against the incon-
sistent Fighting Fox, who lost out
on a foul in the Excelsior Handi-
cap at Jamaica
Fighting Fox Far Back.
They didn't need the objection
allowed sign to keep the Fox from
winning today, however In the Z
furlong Carter Handicap, companion
feature to the fifty-second Dwyer,
he ran a poor ninth, as Arnold
Hangers He Did, 7-year-old vet
eran, blazed down the last quarter
mile to win by three-quarters of a
length over Mrs. Payne Whitneys
Third Degree, with Joe w. Browns
T. M. Dorset third. He Did, scor-
ing for the fifth straight time over a
two-year period, collected s8.40O.
He was timed in 1924 for the
seven -eighths. and, as second choice
to Fighting Fox, he returned $40
for each 50 ticket. George Woolf
did the riding on the winner.
A total Of $169 ,32l was bet on the
Carter. This was a new record ham
die for one race for the meeting,
but the mark was shattered immedi-
ately when $172,784 passed into the
iron men" for the Dwyer.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
Show Up Half Length
Ahead in Cadillac
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
DETROIT, June 22.-Show Up
bay son Of Display, came back to-
day to win the $4,000 Cadillac
Handicap, featured race at the Fair
Grounds track.
Responding gamely to whip and
heels, Show Up came in half q
length in front of Blind Impulse,
with High Fidelity third, another
length back.
The winner paid $3.50, $40 and
$3.50.
Blind Impulse paid $3.50 to show
and $3.50 to place.
High Fidelity's price was $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
Greyhound Is Winner
In Straight Heats
AT indianapolis
By the Associated Press,

0S tie AoSuSldteu fTeSS.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 22-Sep
Palm drove the veteran Greyhound.
worlds champion trotter, to victory
today in straight heats in the fea-
ture event of the Grand Circuits
opening summer harness race pro-
gram at the State fairgrounds.
The 8-year-old gelding, competing
IN its first regular race since 1898,
won the Trotting Horse Club of
America FIRST division stake) Race
with dashes of 2:02a4 and 2:03H.
The big grey had easy going In the
first heat but was given a real
challenge in the second race by
Bagpiper, winner Of second place
In both heats. The stake was valued
at $2.346.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
Shot Put S Late Rush
Nabs Yale O. Nine
In Lincoln Cap
Mucho Gusto Is Close
Third in lH-MiIe
Race on Wet Track
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 22.-Mrs. Marie
Evans Shot Put took the closing
day feature at Lincoln Fields today,
the s5,000-added Lincoln Handicap
at II. miles before crowd of 5000.
Coming from far back, Shot Put
beat Tom Taggart's Yale O'Nine
by half length. with Kirby Ram
sey's Mucho Gusto another half
length back in third.
The winner ran the distance over
a sloppy track in 2:081-5.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
Lincoln Fields Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST, RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming;
Pesad sxs,n snd up fur9nss :ss1t so
Flishty Marie (F1inchum) $40
Also ran-yalyita. cettinsh.m, Pyrex,n
Tuccia, Blue Star
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming:
4-year olds and up: furlonss
s!nsi e5sy s'5s:t w.v. 'E9eT W. 4so &c &c e" e"
''!ass Tlme. tc1fis' i:1ss, 400
Also ran-Buttons B.. Calculator. Rhett
THIRD RAcE-pu.se. $780, claiming;
ss4b.rs s snd c,1R, " fuslGnss
Weeks lcrais, 500 $50
Panic Relief Bush) $50
Paai Is: LttIe pri! s1S: Tints "s sslufSss, fuss,
One Nigh: and On Your Way.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $500; and 4
year olds s furlones
Tex Tess lFlincbumj a5.4o 1l.so $50
Mission Step lPooD 800
psaa Geps s5eye Ca. ana n;s Fl.
julie.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
4-year -olds and up: 6 furlonss.
Gold FLAG ,Snider) 700 $50 $50
Delta Dan (Orosi $40 go
Candescent Clark $40
Time. .14I,.
Also INSTRUMENTATION II. Little Tramp
and Buttermilk.
SIXTH RACE-The Lincoln Handicap;
purse. S5O 900 added; 3-year-olds and up;
| "a miles.
| Shot Put tSnider) 500 300 $40
Yale-o-Nine tCraie) 400 $50
Mucho Gusto u. OroS) $50
Time. 2:0Sls.
| Also ran-Manie OHara, Gray Jack
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and UP: IL. miles.
| Manymor tPecker) SEQ 4S0 300
| Lourdes Clark $50 $50
| Decourcy "a. Snider) $50
| Also ran-Hope Diamond. Mardromel
and Lifeguard.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
4-year-olds and up: II. miles
Pekaki &C. Fowler) 7SO 800 800
| Deep Rock Clark ll4O 46O
| Mars Man 81 Richard) 400
Time. 1:537s.
Also ran-Ceaseless Ny wo and Narise.
Evening star., 1940-06-23

FIFTH RACE RED WRACK.
VENDORS LIEN, CONSIST.
ENT.
RED WRACK has raced like a
champion at this strip and the
gelding may be able to dispose
OF this high class band. VEN
DORIS LIEN has won four starts
at this oval and he is a dan
gerous contender. CONSISTENT
should improve her last.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
SIXTH RACE - ALLEN CAID.
DARBY DU, SPOTLESS.

ALLEN CAID has trimmed
much the same field as he en-
counters tomorrow and the geld
ing should capture the honors.
DARBY DU has good recent
form to his credit SPOTLESS
just missed in her last.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
FOURTH FACE OF
TRUMPS, PRINCESS LADY,
SMALL CHANGE.

ACE OF TRUMPS has raced
well at this session. having two
wins and two seconds to his
credit, and should score. PRIN-
CESS LADY has copped two of
her last three and should threat
en-. SMALL CHANGE is consist
emf
Evening star., 1940-06-23
Delaware Consensus East.

Delaware Consensus EAST.
By the Louisville Times.
Long Lane, Cheetah. Janegri.
2Armentieres, Furr Buckle, The
Scoundrel
3-Little Cottage, I'd, Baffler, Cap
stan.
+Bob's Pass, Rich Cargo. Cut on
7Joe Smoky. Irish Mirth. Streamer
6-Masked General, Cutlas, Legal
Light.
7-Sneaky Henry, Blazing Heat,
True Knightess.
8-Feng, Pradis. Saranite.
Best bet-Feng.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
Sanford Retains Lead
In Piedmont Hitting
BY the Associated Press.

RICHMOND, Va, June 22.-Jack
Sanford of Charlotte held to the
top in the Piedmont League batting
procession this week with Q slightly
improved mark Of so.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
EIGHTH RACE-HEARTPLAY,
GOODWINE, NEVER IDOL.

HEARTPLAY disappointed in
her last but her previous good
efforts say she has an excellent
chance. GOODWINE is a dam
gerous threat on her best effort.
NEVER IDOL should complete
the picture.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
THIRD RACE STEALING
HOME, ANYA, HAPPY MIR

STEALING HOME just missed
in her last here and previously
won race by six lengths. She
should lick this evenly matched
band. ANYA appears to be i'm
proving and rates a stout chance.
HAPPY MIRACLE Is ready.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
Aqueduct Fast,

Aqueduct Fast.
By the Louisville Times
1-Wenuit, Sport Fan, Etruscan.
2-Equitation, Nijinsky, Rozinante
ocean Bound, Maevic, Irish
Glover.
BOLD Turk, Jack Fly, Time Passes
5-JeWell Dorsett, Dini, Witchlike.
6-Short Distance, Abmeres, Grand
ever.
baby Talk, Grand Duke. Great
General.
Best bet-Bold Turk.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
One-Armed Tennis Leader

IOWA CITY, Iowa R.-Bob
Sander, who has only one arm, Is
captain Of the Iowa tennis team.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
Arlington Park (Fast) .

BY the Chicago Daily Times
wells and Walmac Farm Entry,
Vain Grove, Joe Fisher.
2-Yantis, Cato. Connie Ann.
SSoberano, Winamac. Valdina Ray.
4Roman, Marogay, Valtite.
'Chi, Kings Blue, Woolford Farm
Entry
6-Windup, Valdina Mink, Chance
Sweet.
7-Diabroom, Lady Federal, Prince
Sador.
8-Lady Arlington, Swift KNIGHT.
City Boy
Best bet-Roman.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
Arlinrt0n (Fasf)

Arlington East.
By the Louisville Times.
War Briar, Valdina Entry, Ag-
ronomy.
2-Tiger Teddy, Honey Seat, South
land Gem.
3-Jack Twink, Pate's Boy, Rose
Anita.
+Roman, MarogaN Displayer.
5-Woolford Entry, No Competition,
Advocator.
Star Wagon, William Palmer,
Chance Sweet.
LADY Federal, Brown Comet, Mon
Doit.
8-Betty's Bob. City Boy, Jaybeedee
Best bet-Roman.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
S ECOND RAG E-KAI-MIN
MIGHTY Busy. ZJJMP

KAI-MIN flashed a creditable
effort in his last and a bit of
improvement tomorrow would
make him a standout. MIGHTY
BUSY has been closeup in
recent tries. ZUMP has finished
second in his last two attempts.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
S ENTH RACE ROWING
EYE. NEVER HOME, LADY
RICK

ROWING EYE has turned in
five crackerjack races at this
point and he appears a stand
out in this field. NEVER HOME
has won twice at this meeting
and has a chance. LADY BUCK
has early foot.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
Delaware (Fast),

OCIAW0TC u dSVJ.
By the Louisville Times.
1-Cheetah. Miss Brideaux. Janegri
2-Argos, Bull Ring, My Exit.
3-No selections.
Your Bid, Bob's Pass, Sunington
5-Satiation. Irish Mirth, Dona's Pal
6-Rehearsal. Crius. Legal Light.
7-zostera, True Knightess, Sham
bles.
s-Pradis. Howellville, Saranite.
Best bet-Zostera,
Evening star., 1940-06-23
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Charles Town
BEST BET-KAI-MIN.

FIRST RACE TARADIDDLE.
GRAND WALTZ, MARIYAH,
TARADIDDLE turned in a
miserable effort in her lone 1910
attempt but has worked briskly
and her 1899 form was excellent;
GRAND WALTZ has been
threatening. MARIYAH ran fair
ly well at Pimlico.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
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CAMERA, Argus, f/45. Thursday at Canj.
Toll Smithsonian or Natural History MI.
scum; reward: Chestnut 1854
COAT: on Chevy Chase bus. Finder please
DOG; part chow, 2 miles east Of FairfaI:
fax. Va. Reward.
FRATERNITY PIN Beta Theta Pi: name
eneraved. R: Wilson. March, 1889" Re.
ward: Call TAYLOR 94ss. 23s
MASONIC RING. black onyx stone, guar.
dian lion on each shank. "R j. YounEkin,'
inside. Reward. Georgia l7l9. %.
PACKAGE. containing bathing suit and
snlrt. lost by working boy. bet. 14th and
y and Worch,s music store. NO. $40.
RING, amethyst. gold fiiIigree mounting.
great sentimental value; lost Fri. in
Hecht's ladies room: reward. DE. SITS.
sCoTTIE. black, strayed from home Al
Phone Shepherd 37e7-W. " 0'
SORORITY PIN, Delta Gamma. in Wood
wsrd d Lothrop's, June 10. Call Bradley
TOY FRENCH BULL TERRIER. wire
haired. brown with white feet. nos. and
sssss ehen. sS sSS9ots!1eS. ssea named Judy. Pleas
(Conkinued an NeYt Pe-1
Evening star., 1940-06-23
Suffolk Fast.

By the Louisville Times.
1-Merry Flag, Clock Time, Sun
Tipped.
2-Toney Weaver, Copin, Eight and
Six.
3-Fancy Free, Pari King, English
Setter.
+Deimos, Master Key, Dollar Day.
5-Success Story, Bayport, Trans
lady.
6-Thrd Try, Gambit, Uncle Walter.
devils Pace, San Antioca, Butter.
8-Mightily, Kenyon c., The Grey
Nun II.
Best bet-Third Try.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
Your Chance Pressed Take De Despite Snow Ridges Disqualification
Racing Selections
For 7 omorrow
Suffolk Downs (Fast).

Suffolk Downs EAST.
BY the Associated Press.
mi Due, Battle Won, Kinky.
2-Baggrave, Set, Shaileen.
3-Patched Pants, Connoissuer, Pari
King.
@Purcellville, Dodge, Army Song.
5-Stinging, Portsmouth, Mellon
Moon.
6LMismark. 8 Side Arm, Burning
Stick.
7Tonianna, Butter, Hallies Play.
8-Friendly Paul, Franco Saxon,
Catomar.
Best bet-Mismark.
Aqueduct Consensus (Fast).
BY the Associated Press.
1-Wenuit, Edasel, Black One.
2|Grand Lama, Nijinsky, Equita-
ton.
31Ocean Bound, Maevic, Irish
Clover.
bold Turk, Cantovino, Time
Passes.
!5-Witchlike, Dini, North Anna.
6-Abmeres, Noroton, Short Dis
tance.
7-Mintson, Grand Duke. Time
Scout.
Best bet-Bold Turk.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
BY the Associated Press.

Gary Black and Bosley entry
William l.. Van Allen and M. H. Dixon
entry.
Fred Adams. ir.
x Five pounds apprentice allowance
claimed
Xxx Seven pounds apprentice allowance
claimed
Evening star., 1940-06-23

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Evening star., 1940-09-01
Film Producers Read Musc-With the Utmost Care
For the Laws Will Enange Them Director Includes Song


Orphaned oddities: Beware Of
some scenes you see in the movies
where a river or an ocean appears
to be rocking boat most violently
:. chances are the studio Is merely
playing trick photography on YOU
and actually the camera is doing
the rocking, instead of the boat,
which Is stationary. . Formerly
movie window panes through which
actors sometimes had to plunge were
made of plain clear sugar candy
but sweet-toothed extra players
broke so many of them accidentally
on purpose and ate the stuff that
studios now make the windows out
of a bitter resinous preparation
that decidedly isn't palatable. .
Natural raindrops always photo
graph blurred-so the movies make
their own by letting water drip from
pipes having holes larger than the
drops that fall from the sky.
Those weird screams you hear on
the films of wind seemingly rushing
past airplane struts while the en-
gine races madly usually are pro-
duced by simply feeding thick lum-
ber into whirling sawmill.
Made in Hollywood.
Lifting the veil: South Sea Is
lands rapidly are losing their lure
as an Elysium for those frustrated
individuals who are seeking an "es-
CAPE" studio background scouts re-
port-but armchair travellers won't
have to worry much about any i'm
mediate exhaustion OF Polyuesian
movie scenes >. frugivorous natives