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Evening star., 1940-11-03
BY JESSE C. SUTER.

OF course any able to do better than the
suggestions should all means do So The real point TO
give generously systematically throughout the year The needs
are continuous and many funds not just for one activity
number Of agencies and the varied
work done by each should always be kept in mind
doing financial job in one united effort should
the workers for other civic activities
through year. donors from continuous
every the permits the agencies to do the
work for which they were established instead Of spending their
time using up large part of their funds merely IN raising
which would have to 60 for campaign
expenses.
The Community Chest example have Of eec
community teamwork.
time for all good citizens to get on the mark get
ready to November 13 to 26 is the time
Corrections Committee Annual Award Made Tomorrow
luncheon meeting tomorrow at the W. A. the Council
Corrections Committee its annual
outstanding field and
crime prevention to Judge David Pine Of the United States
Court for the District Of Columbia presentation
will be made by Senator William H. King chairman the
District Committee.
Judge Pine will deliver address The Importance of
Community Participation in the Prevention Delinquency" This
timely discussion Of one the vexins problems
Evening star., 1940-11-03

0ee PIT. A, Page C.S.)
Evening star., 1940-11-03
Nonresident Case Seeks
Free D. G.. School Tuition
Virginian Contends His Paying Taxes
Entities His Daughter to Go
To Wilson Teachers COLLEGE
BY JOHN W. THOMPSON, Jr.

that the effect number
Of nonresident pupils admitted District paying tuition
S n hands Of
the famous the
schools compelled admit free tuition pupils
employed the District applies
pupils
The present involves the parents student
College According school official
he in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
Bob S Boys, Potranco
Win Last Features
Al Hawthorne
Bueking Finishes Close
Second in Az Revoir,
But Is Disqualified
Iy the Associated Press.

Iy the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Oct. S. - Mrs. Ed
Haushton's Bob's Boys and Lex
brook Stables Potranco won the
closing day features at Hawthorne
today as the stickney track closed
successful 28-day meeting before
q crowd of $4,000.
Bob's Boys won the s2.5OO Au
Revoir Handicap, beating Mrs. John
Oros' Bucking by neck. Bucking
however, was disqualified because
Jockey Johnny Oros kept striking
Bob's Boys with his whip in the
stretch. w. r. Reds Predicate was
moved up to second. and M. B. Co.
hens Commentator I'd given third.
Bob's Boys paid $3.50 and was rid
den by Bill Thompson, who was
scoring his third triumph of the
day Time was 1:45 3-5.
Potranco came strongly in the
stretch to beat T. B. McGraths
Kings Blue by pa lengths. as third
went to the favorite. Mrs. J. F. Wa
tiers Talked About. Potranco, which
had lost four straight as the favor
lite, paid $3.50 and was guided by Al
Bodiou. Time for the 6 furlongs
was Ill As.
Sportsman's Park, l2-mile track,
opens 24-day meeting Monday
that will wind up the Chicago rae
ing season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
Level Best Is Winner
Eased Up in Johnson
Handicap al Laurel
Modieomo Runs Second,
Half Length in Front
Of Misty Isle
b, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LAUREL, Md. Oct. 5.-Crispin
Oglebay's Level Best, feet daughter
of Equipoise, ran away with the
18th running of the $4,000 added
Richard johnson before 10000 week.
end turf fans today. With Jockey
Alfred Robertson easing her along,
the filly held a four-length advan-
tage at the end of the 6 furlongS,
while registering time of lip l 5
over fast but dull track, and paid
S420.
The Brandywine Stables Madi-
CANA, pacemaker in the Eastern
Shore Handicap in which Level
Best was nosed out by Mrs. Louise
ond, half length in front Of Joseph
E. Widener's Misty Isle.
Little Beans Far Back.
Six others competed in the
sprint. including Little Beans. which
was away slowly and defeated only
one horse.
While Level Best shone in the
days feature. the show was stolen
by the Milky Way Farms and Jockey
Carroll Bierman. The Chicago
owned stable and the leading rider
of the meeting combined TO win
three straight races just before the
feature.
Unknown to most fans, Level Best
almost was eliminated before the
start came The fllly was fractions
and lunged through the gate
Jockey Robertson grabbed the side
Of the stall with one hand and held
the fillys reins with the other. He
climbed down and managed 10 hold
Level Best until an assistant starter
relieved him. Had Robertson lost
his grip the filly probably would
have run away.
Level Best Coasts to Win.
When the start came Robertson
elected to rate Level Best on the
outside of Curious Coins pace.
Madigama was close up, with Misty
Isle fourth, as the field reached the
turn from the back stretch.
Nearing the stretch Robertson put
Level Best to hand ride ana the
fllly responded by drawing out grad
ually to the sixteenth pole. where
the rider eased up to coast TO the
wire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
Pennington Horse
Show Summaries

Jumper sweeps akes-won bv Groueho
Perry: third. GiRolette owned bv Howard
H Butt fourth, Hydro-Gyro. owned by
Dodsborg Farm.
DEai, horses, relding and msres-won
second Bruce. owned bv Ny and Mrs
II. SchleAnger. third. Pa. owned by
Ny. and Mrs Schle>inRer: fourth. Jessie,
owned by Miss Peggy Goodwillie.
Bobby. owued by Miss Audrey Keane sec
ond Dan owned by Miss Martha Lee
kennor third. KIrc owned by Mis- Ellie
Wood Keith. fourth. Slnbad, owned by
Green huniers-won bv Balls Bridge,
owned by Mrs +. Gsrdner Prime second.
Hunger HI owned nv Hobby Horse Farm
fourth, Shoulder. owned by Howard Y.
Pony jumpers-won bv owen Glen
second. Dan. owned ny Mis- Kcnnon
third. Gee VIII owned bv Miss keith
'o ThorouGhbred 0Snsa Non Eng b.
second, SHOULDER. owned bv Ny, and Mrs
SGhleI,nseI: thrd Balls BTIdse' owned 5 y
YesrlinF nnIes-wOn nv entry of Mrs
Jones. third entry Of MoEven Stud;
fouIth. entry of Morven Stud
Year,inGs colts-Won BY entry Of Dr
5hiro entry OF j. B, Sex: fourth, N entry Of
Hunter hscks-won by Balls Bridge
shown bv R p Drury agent. third, Strong
Fellow. owned BY Nj and Mrs Schlesineer.
fourth Joker owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Pair hun,crs-Won by entry OF Mr. and
Mrs W. Hssgin Perry. second entry Of
MISS Keith: third. entry OF Mr. and Mrs
Schlrsineer; fourth entry OF Rodser R.
Modihcd olympic-won bv Fire Chief
owned BIZ Dodsbarg Farm: second. Huntley
glen c "T4sd by MI and Mr.; Perry; ,hird
:oul III, Mama, owned by Miss Keith
A. S ?. C. A, horsemanship-Won by
Pon r Jsnyen T Podee4 Mi MARY
ir fourth, Miss Fliz beth Marsh
pr H.nte5 f skesnWon oy Balls
Blade. owned by Mrs Austin Jennings:
third Union Jack. shown by Mr. Drury
agent. fourth. Pamuck. owned by Mr.. and
orinthisn-won, BY Huntley Glen.
qTned 6y BY, MI and Mrs Perry second,
Mrs Renwick: fourth. Cav Blade. owned
by Mrs jennings
KnocE -down-and -ou' sweepstakes-Won
second Huntley Glen. owned by Mr. and
Mrs Perry: thIrd Mama. owned bv Miss
Keith: fourth. Hobo. owned by Howard H.
Butt
Hunt tesmsmwon By Farmiqsten Hunt
William Jones. Truman Dodsonl: second
Farmington Hunt Club Ctesm composed Of
RODGERS Rinehart. sr: G H. Vande-
vender HUGH Garth: third entry Of Nj
and Mrs. Renwick and Miss Jean Riley;
fourth. Keswick Hunt Club Geam COM
posed of Mrs W Haqsin Perry, James
Andrews. Miss Lillian Henderson,,
Hunter championship. preliminary
Won by Pamuck owned by Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. Jennings third HuntIey Glen owned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Perry: fourth Miss
Harvey. owned by w. Alonzo Rinehart
Hunter championship. final-Won bv
pamuck, owned BY Mr.. and Mrs Renwick;
reserve champion. Gay Blade. owned by
Mrs. Jennings
Jumper champion ship-Won bv Huntley
Glen. owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Perry: re-
serve. champion. Fire Chief. owned by
DodSborg Farm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06

local nigh SCHOOL CLUB or Tor any
class A tournament victor Is to be
met by the giving of special medals
in bronze, silver, gold and golden
bronze, which will be cast from a
special die symbolic of high pro-
ficiency and attainment as District
kleiner meister c'little master."D
1t is through the cooperation of
the American Academy of Chess,
alias "Asca" american Social
Chess Academy, and this column
that these medals will be available
Accompanying is a photograph of
the golden bronze medal which Fee
ney will receive today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
II, PXB. I-R5 mat!
Activity This Week.

Next Tuesday Maritime Commits
sion convergeS on Hotel Gordon 10
engage Capital City Chess Club
Wednesday at pm. Georges kol-
tanowski visits again TO entertain
at 10 boards of blindfold chess at
the Jewish Community Center. un-
der the auspices OF Messrs. w. K
Wimsatt, ST., and l. S. Turnover. Cap
ital City Chess Club and the center
World Blindfold Chess Champion
Koltanowski will play simultan-
eously as many as 80 opponents. for
each table may have maximum OF
three consultant players.
Women as we'll as men may make
reservations with w. n. Mutchler b.
phoning Woodley 2870 in the eve
ming. Spectators are welcome with
out charge to see in action the only
man in the world who can play "a
tables of chess at one time without
seeing any board or piece on any
table, feat that defes the under
standing of the average person.
chess player or not.
Interclub social matches have
been moved back one night to clear
the way for the Koltanowski exhibit
ton. so Thursday at the customary
hour of 8 pm. Chess Divan COM
bats Archives Chess Club at Hotel
Parkside, while Paul Morphy Club
regales the invading Federal Com
mission at 1903 Fourteenth street
Federal Security clashes with Inter-
high Aces Friday at Hotel Portland
The public is invited to all inter-
club social Journeys gratis. They
give novices and abecedarians A.
chess an opportunity TO make the
acquaintance of at least 200 active
tournament players.
Aside from New York City. Wash
ington has the finest chess program
and greatest cooperative of plave
and clubs in these United States.
Chess Problem No. 270.
BY f. NJ HAssBERG. London.
First Prize, Westbury Memorial ToUrns-
British Chess Federation. No. S3D
Dlrect-Mate in Two Moves.
BLACK-I2 MEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
Detroit Results

BY the Associated Press
FIRST RAcE-Purse. 500: elaimlnr;
1-yyeaI r y and rS; nils ~ snd oyarsno
f fclrs st ns4 jRsymo nS1n eOO 100 500
Pete'S Niece tKaufman) 40
Time. l:431s
viernes santo, suburOanite. sleep Aoni.
Your Buddy and + 1ntrip-
field.
SECOND RACE-Purse;, 500; claimins.
M s9fm Gf,n.f o0e cRha 1890 &c &c g"
-Four Basqsr CHariios $50
Time. 49, ~
w A,i0 LssGns se Hur MaHr'' R.,.n
Cantwell, MisaI Fay and Cold Deck.
DAILY Double paid $40 500
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500: claiming
:3-yesr: olds and up: iurlonss,
F s6or Risc1i, wi lTIasn' $3.50 lssS E."
Raymond Raymond tW wslsS' " $40
nsss ~ 1S.q e slsv ss9"i sad r
Chiefs Boy and silva
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 500: claimins,
s ss;s Bon .ssymSqs ,s ::S
Time l:l2 81.
Also rsn-Belle James. Vote Boy. Hazel
r. Sun Arbor. Nisrette and Cantovino.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81. 200; handicap:
"-year-oldS; furlongs.
Mystery Marvel tMlan) $40 $40 300
He Rolls dickinson $50 900
Aimed king 900
Time, l:l2as.
Also ran-Little Nom. Elmada. Dpsl-
peen Bookie Nc and Alseomar.
SIXTH RAcE-The Adios Handicap:
purse. $1,000; 3-year-olds: l mile and 20
yards.
sesIh IA Fey .You pesD,on $50 ssS go eo
Detroit Bull tCowley) $40
Time, 14lss
Also rsn--a Siam. c Epidor Glad Eye:
b Alhalon. Show Up. Hoptown Lass and
Black Brummel
Bomar Stable entry.
A. c. Ernst entry
"A. Ferguson entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse $500: claim
ms: 3-year-olds and up; I. miles
Mad Sweep CTiIdenD $50 500 4cn
Hadncgal (WallaceI 1880 $50
Retectable &c. Kinel $40
Also ranNozark shinplaster, Dixie Girl
and Odessas Pride.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse; $500: claiming:
snUSeedo f snd up miles SEQ and q 'es
Phantom Fox iMccaddenj' '' 800 $40
Stingo tWallace) $50
Time. 1884,
Also ran-Bob Lee, Imperial Queen. Pam
dan and DR.. Holmes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06

Automotive Links Meet
At Kenwood Wednesday
BY the Associated Press.

Fourth of the monthly golf tour
neys of the Washington Automotive
Trade Association will be held at
Kenwood next Wednesday.
Twenty-nine golfers appeared for
the September tourney. also at Ken
wood. Winners were 80 and under
group)-W. ]. billiard, C. A. ALDER
and Walter Skinker (91 and over
group)-I. A. Peake, Fred Bach,
H. B. Swartwout. L. S. Julien, I. T.
Donohue and H. c. Seaholtz. In
charge of the Journeys are j. j.
Blank. chairman: Lee D. Butler, A.
Burk Summers, w. T. Duke. =. l..
HslleS, l.. q. Julien and I. 4. reake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06

ANY local club may request q
medal for its formal class A tourna-
ment this fall or next spring. The
request should be addressed to the
American Academy of Chess, care
of The Star Chess Editor, and must
be accompanied by the names and
present addresses OF all members of
the respective club. with location.
meeting time requirements for
membership and officers.
A KoltanOwski Gem.
Anton Y. Hesse came across a
beautifully played game by G. Kol-
tanowski during one of his blind
fold exhibitions against some 80
better than = the average ches
nuts
In 1881 at Antwerp. Mynhecr Kol-
tanoWskl shattered the worlds re-
cord for blindfold play. Here is
one Of the games, with mucho gacias
10 Tony"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
Hawthorne Results

FIRST RACE--Purse. $500: claiming;
$;yesr-olds and up Ga fgrionss so
Weeks Eads) 1900 80
Decourcy ,Oros, 400
r;ss 'i R.7! 81; 7 Heaven Bs ssa FIN:
Flight.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500: claiming,
Gslant Stroke CThom NJ 400 $40 so
sys Betty tEbberts 1860 $50
Side Track IEads 300
Also ranELittl. Rhody. Nickaiack. Y.-
DAILY double paid $500
Chocolate Maid Lotu'o) 1900 $50 ! 80
Roeers Boy FadsI $40 $50
1mpenetrsble ,Adams) 80
Also ;as, rain9Iovatn Grove. Joan T. Hi Carl
and Art of War.
FOURTH RAcE-purse. 81 600: claim
Maninthemoon lTh,,psonl 40 300 $50
getaway Jack ,Eads, $50 80
Miss Apprehend Loturcol $40
Ai"o ran.swift Spot Jay Bird New
Discovery. Baby Carolyn ana Autograph.
FIFTH RACE-The Au Revolr Handicap:
purse. $500, added: 3-year-olds and up,
claiming: l. miles
Bob's Boys Thompson, $50 400 10
a Predicate Vail $40 : 20
Commentator II adams 40
Time, 1851.
Also rand Buckng. Memory Book
Graz Jack and b Chance RAY.
Kelley, Reid and McGrath entry.
BIC. z Dawson entry
Finished md and was dlSouall1ed.
SIXTH RACE-The Hawthorne Speed
Handicap: purse $500 added 3-year-
nlds and 10: 6 furlonss
Potranco (Bodioul $50 4 6n 500
Kinss Blue tThnmoson) 400 $50
Talked About adams 40
Time. 1:1l-S.
Also ran-Busy Morn and Morcarine.
SEVENTH EACE--Purse. $1,000; claim
onlr Ho X ,R Rb.@,.or 1900 s." t0
Msrdis IT. F Orosl $50
Time. 1:4t',
Also r.n-Jane Pola crumpet Cav Hour
EIGHTH RACE-Purse 81 900: claim
ing; 4-rear-oids and up: : miles.
Prince Sador HASKELL $50 40 2 90
Rebuttal tEads' 400 3OO
English Harry 'Kees 400
Time. ~,
Also ran-Gan.y Sweep. Some Boz. Bill.
Bonnie Princess and Count Tetrsrch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
Horse Costing $1,000
Wins S42,400 Purse,
Pays Long Odds
FeneIon Finishes Ninth;
Monday Lunch Scores
Upset in Champagne
4y the Associated Press.

~ INC hbeOCIdttu TIeeo'
NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-Mrs. M.
Evans Shot Put. distance-running
son of Chance Shot, won the first
running of the $4,000 added New
York Handicap at Belmont Park
today and established track record
Of 3:482s for the D. mile route.
Shot Put, which recently set an
American record for %. miles. wiped
out the Belmont track mark of 3:5l
which had stood since 1908 A long
shot, paying s232o for 81 in the
mutuels. he finished ahead of two
other outsiders, H. P. Headley's
Equitable and r. J. Dienst's High
Fidelity. The favorite, Fenelon,
finished ninth in the field of IT,
Winner Costs Only $4,000.
Mrs. Evans bought Shot Put from
J. E. Widener for $1,000 and only a
week ago Warren Wright of Chicago
offered her $4,000 for the Agar
old gelding, plus a quarter interest
in the possible winnings in the race
today
Shot Put ridden by Willie Garner,
his regular jockey, was far back first
time around the track, but by the
time the field hit the stretch he was
second behind Equitable, finally out
gaining her at the wire. He paid
$500. SOTO and $3.50 across the
board. Equitable was Sl160 to place.
$3.50 to show. and High Fidelity, a
member of the the three-horse
mutuel field, was 1920 to show.
The victory Melted Mrs. Evans
S42. 400 and valuable trophy.
Another Outsider Scores.
Monday Lunch. Mrs. Payne Whit
neys well-named Questlonnaire-Del-
icacy colt. won the Champagne
Stakes at l mile. paying almost 10
to l and defeating the even money
1avorite, Bold Irishman, by a length.
Swain, Cleaveland Putnam's grey
Arlington Futurity winner. closed
fast on the outside to be third by a
half length over King Cole, the early
pacesetter, who tired fast in the last
.urlong.
Monday Lunch paid $3.50. $500
and $3.50 across the board. while the
favored Bold Irishman was $3.50 to
place and Swain S720 10 show.
:. 1t was good start with King Cole
of with the leaders and Twinkippy
and Gun Bearer after him. Monday
Lunch at this time was eighth. but
all the way through the backstretch
and on to the finish he moved up
to win s9.675 for his owner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
70 u r TIL RAG E-PATROL
FLIGHT, GREEK JCRIST,
DAWN ATTACK

PATROL FLIGHT turned in
two corklng tests at Havre de
Grace and the High Quest colt
may be able to master this band.
GREEK JURIST disliked the
footing the other afternoon. He
may 90 better on a fast strip.
DAWN ATTACK is as good as
his last win indicates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
Pamuck Earns Hunter
LaureIs in Show
Al Pennington
Coy Blade Wins Reserve
Honors; HuntIey Glen
Best Among Jumpers
BY JACK ALLEN,
Star Staff Correspondent

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Oct. 3
-Pamuck, handsome 6-year old
thoroughbred son of Sweep All. wa
pinned as the hunter champion CT
the Pennington Hunt Club Horse
Show as the 8-year-old fixture Grew
to a close this afternoon in the
beautiful ring located near here in
the Blue Ridge foothills.
The steady-going chestnut from
the barn of Mr.. and Mrs. ThomaS
Renwick of Charlottesville. winner
OF the women's and qualified hunter
classes yesterday, took the blue in
the hunter championship prellm-
mary and a fourth ir' the hunter
sweepstakes today and Their was
chosen to wear FarlMngton's tri-
color award over a field Of the
finest horses ever to show here.
Gay Blade Gets Reserve.
Adjudged reserve champion OF the
exhibition was Gay Blade, another
6-year-old, owned by Mrs. Austen
Jennings of Westport, Conn, which
placed second in the qualified hunt
ers yesterday and took down another
second in the hunter sweepstakes
this afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Haggin Perry
Huntley Glen. product of the Kes-
wick hunt territory. captured the
jumper championship with II
points. but did so without SO much
as taking first place in any of the
open classes in which he was
shown.
The Perry entry collected seconds
in the jumper sweepstakes, modified
Olympic and knockdoWn-and-out
today and got third yesterday to
account for his winning points in
the jumper division.
Peggy Bailey Scores.
Then the Perry horse went outside
his sphere and emerged triumphant
in one of the largest hunter classes
of the day-the hunter sweepstakes.
Peggy Bailey Of Lynchbur2 was
best in the Workmanship class
sponsored by the American Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals and thus qualified for a
place in the finals to be run off
in the National Horse Show at
Madison Square Garden in New
York next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
Scythian Snaps Own
Mark 10 Win Again
AT Fairgrounds
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Oct. 5.-The Cana
dian-owned Scythian, 3-year-old
gelding, won the 81 500 Adios Handi-
cap at the Fairgrounds in track
record time today to close out the
fall meeting here as the No. per-
former.
Winning his fifth straight race,
Scythian ran the mile and 10 yards
in l:4l's, cutting one-fifth second
off his own record set two weeks
ago. Scythian has equaled one
track record and set two new ones
in the space of three weeks.
AL Au Ecu placed second and
Detroit Butt third, with Epidor. the
sprinter, among the also rams.
Scythian paid $3.50, $40 and $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
Belmont Park Results
BY the Associated Press.


chase; purse 81 500: 3-yeaT-old, and up:
miles. oo
Motley tKins, 40 go 2 o"
Button Button tMcKenna) 300
Also -sqsaueh.nock. Horner Wood
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: clam
ms: a-year-olds furlons:o ,oo 40
Etruscan Meade 3-o .2u
Marion Collins Roberts, 800
A lme r.nEWe. z. r.esy. Ye'ap. sun
srsht II zaltovna and Risht as Rain.
Normandi: Stable entry.
THIRD RACE--The Hyderah Handicap;
purse. 81 500 added 5-year-olds and UP
Third a't cov.y ,Meade $50 $50 out
dVolltant (Roberts' 80 our
d1n T,m. .. :yt sl5 'o out
Also ran-AethelUold
dead heat for place.
FOURTH RAcE-Purss, 1000: claim
Chronology 1HuffI $500 $40 $50
Wise Ally tArcaro) Blu ssn
eoigne Torresl DC"
Also ranosinsng steel Bee Bright
Winter Money ard RAPID Way.
purse. $1,000 added: S-year-olds: l mile,
Monday Lunch ,Arcaro' 2l.90 $50 fpu
9 Bold Irishman GILBERT "'oo S'nnnn
Swain Uongdenl ~
Also ran-Twinkippy Battle, colors
forters Cap. Cavalier. Harvard square are
Bushwhacker Gun Bearer, Paddy Ma
lone and a King Cole.
Wheatley Stable and o. Phipps entry
d A. HANGAR entry.
SIXTH RACE-The FlnesSe Handicap
purse ST 800. added; 3-year-olds and up'
sireh 'G Rod tRichardo $50 30 80
Sun Mica tRobertS 90 3uo
NV Porter Anderson 80
Also ran@White Mask. Mary Schulz and
Cacodemon.
SEVENTH RAGEThs sss New YoTs Haas
and UP: 81. miles. ,,oo ,o,o On
Shot Put Garner 23"O !OlO h,6n
. Equitable McCreeryl ll.bO $50
High Fidelity CBassetr ITO
Also ran saiaminia, b Iron Shot. Ro-
NANCY: Moscow II; DuSkv Fox: + OIym-
-pus. Landlubber. Your Chance. Sickle 7.
Burning Star, Mount Vernon II, Fairy
Chant. c Fenelon ana Bollnsbsoke.
All P. Headley entry.
BIZ E. Widener entry.
Belair Stud entry.
EIGHTH ACE-Purse. sI.2oo. claim
Cross ouesti ions , fd '' 56i" ii,>o 500
Pharo warrior tArcaro) so 4.20
Fire Marshal Luther 40
Time, l52is
Also ran-Even Up. Stable. Stars. Key
Man. Day Is Done and Connie Plaut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
ECOND RAG E-BAFFLER,
CARLS CHOICE. GUS.

BAFFLER fell in his last hur-
die test at this point. something
he seldom does. The veteran
fencer won at Pimlico and Bel
Air and he should be able to lick
this sort. CARLS CHOICE won
twice at Timonium and he may
be close. GUS has schooled well.
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Skating Clubs Planned
By Federal Bureaus

Ice skating clubs in such Govern
ment bureaus as Civil Aeronautics,
Social Security, Federal Bureau of
Investigation and Department of
Agriculture are expected to be
formed within a few days. Pro-
spective members should contact
leaders of social activities in their
departments.
The Federal Reserve Club of $50
members is scheduled to start its
skating on october Is, at Chevy
Chase Ice Palace, under the leader
ship Of r. Walter. II will be its third
season ct the Palace rink.
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Wynkoop Takes 1910
Trap Honors With
Only One Miss

Kelley Wynkoop captured the
1910 l6-yard championship of the
Washington Gun Club yesterday,
clipping 80 out of 100 targets to
edge out Col j. R. Hall, who reg
istered SO to finish second in the
class A event.
r. D. Morgan snatched honors in
class B with SO, while R. H. Hufford
topped class c shooters with 80.
Washington Gun Clubs 10-man
team will journey to the grounds
of the Carroll County Gun Club on
Saturday for a match. Following
orc scores Yesterday.
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EIGHTH RACE-B l. A { A \ T,
GOLDEN VEIN, SOCABBLE.

BLACANT has been racing very
consistently of late and the field
in the going home number doesn't
call for very much. The Canter
gelding could be in front at
every call. GOLDEN VEIN is
good at present and should
make a fight of it. SQUABBLE
for the short end.