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Evening star., 1940-02-25
od Crowd Sees amingo Stakes With Prompt Pay Second
New Dog Show Circuit With. Six
Major An-Breed Cards Will
Draw From .. G. in April

will offer It's annual spring event
at Richmond. Then the exhibitors
may move on to Washington. where
the National Capital Kennel Club
will stage its yearly show on April
Is and 26, Thursday and Friday.
The climax Of the week will be the
annual all-breed event Of the Old
Dominion Kennel Club, at Alexan-
dria.
Dog enthusiasts will not consider
the Old Dominion show the finale,
however, for Sunday, though start
ing another week, ends the circuit
with the popular Pikesville show.
put on by the Baltimore County
Kennel Club of Maryland. After
that, local exhibitors will move out
OF their trailers, turn the dogs into
the home kennel, and rest on their
laurels-or nurse their wounds, as
the case may be-until the general
exodus, the end of May, for the
world-famous Morris and Essex
show at Madison, N. J.
A preliminary at which many To-
cal breeders either will be inside
the ring, showing, or outside, look
ing on, is the Atlantic City show
on Saturday, March 16. This, like
the Washington and Alexandra
events, Is to be managed by the
Foley organization, 2009 Ramstead
street, Philadelphia, which will sup-
ply entry blanks on request. En-.
tries for Atlantic City close March
6-although 1t is understood that be-
lated ones will be accepted up to
March 8.
Meeting Well Attended.
The Old Dominion K. c. recently
held its February meeting with an
attendance so large that after the
roll call the membership had to
move from the clubroom at the
George Mason Hotel, in Alexandria,
to larger one downstairs. With
the president, George Berner, in the
chair, the club heard reports on
trophies, catalogue advertising and
judges, as given by A. Dowell Mans.
field, Mrs. Mary K Powell and the
Bench Show Committee chairman,
Raymond Scaggs.
The National Capital K. c. meets
early in March for similar reports
and discussion.
Preparations are being made by
each club to bench between 500 and
1000 dogs at its show, and it is ex-
pected that in most cases, visiting
as we'll as local exhibitors will take
in both events and go on to Pixies
vile after the Old Dominion event
on Saturday.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Unbeuten Teams Clash
In Heurich Leoque

The clash Of undefeated teams
will feature tomorrow's opening pro-
gram for the week in Heurich ANA
teur Basket Ball League competition,
Jewish Community Center's big five
meeting United Typewriters at $50
o'clock. A supporting feature brings
together Regal Clothiers and @. &
8. Laundry an hour earlier.
+ j. c. G. plays its second league
game in three nights on Wednesday.
when it meets Delaware q Hudson.
g. & 8. Laundry again will open the
double.headee that night by paset.
1ng United Clay Products.
Evening star., 1940-02-25

Dog lovers Of Warrington and
environs have shaken the icycles
from their noses, removed the little
kegs Of liquid cheer from the necks
Of the faithful companions who
have helped them find their outdoor
kennels during the past weeks, and
report that spring is coming. In
concrete evidence Of this, they an
nounce new dog show circuit, COM
bining six all-breed, A. K. Cap
proved major events within eight
days, during the last Of April, and
so arranged as to appeal especially
to local adherents Of "the fancy"
Circuit Opens April 20.
Informally known as the Virginia
Maryland circuit, the new group
starts on Saturday, at Charlottes-
vile, Va, April 20. A side trip may
be taken to the Sunday show at
Wheeling, w. Va, but it is not in
cluded technically In the circuit.
Monday, April "a, the show will be
held at Norfolk, Va, and on Tues
day and Wednesday, April % and
"a, the Hampton Roads Kennel Club
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Play This Week to Break Ties
In Recreation Court LOOP

Thursday is the big night of the
D. G. Recreational Basket Ball
League this week, with deadlocks
for leadership in two division to be
broken by clashes Of the pace-setters
and another four-way tie for first
place reduced to two teams.
A fifth f1rst.place tie will be
cracked tomorrow, however, when
Bliss Electrical School and Bellman
Heating meetin Section II OF the
Roosevelt League.
On Thursday, the four teams
which have won their first second
half games in the Mckinley League
will meet each other, Marvin's
Credit facing General Accounting
ONCE and the Northeast Merchants
meeting Petworth. In Section I of
the Roosevelt League, Atchison-Kel-
Ter and Washington Flour, both un-
defeated in two starts, are sched-
uled to meet, while the G. p. o. Ap-
prentices and Mount Vernon A. c.,
also victorious in both games, face
In Section I of the Central League.
The complete schedule for the
week:
noossyelt Diytsion: Section u.van-
nan Hsatins ~. Sons Of rsfteleS, $50.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Fair Grounds Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FRET RAcE-purse. 5000: claiming;
Greedan e. Smith, 1880 500
Budron tSorsen) $40
Also '' ran.Double Witch. Chanting.
Deepdene and Vassar.
.ns n. sSS9 .nS S y.4g,
Nemont 3Vedderl $50 $50 800
Blacky Bee (Mojena) 400 $40
SNUG (Campl $50
Also ran-Wilda. Mystic Man. Carlade,
Kansascitian and Rossman.
, THIRD RAcEMPurss, $500: claiming;
Indian Penny (Taylor) 7.40 400 $50
4ssss Siss. ssf; f:.s' lHifilisan' '''' 5:1S
nsss ss :a:: s:'ssst h; ..s as4B BBo.,
FOURTH RAcE-Pyr... $500: claiming:
t,es1-ed' M,y.a q teI.u. enS HD; IN nils' 900
Fa!f T,m:. Ban a!s7. !s1.rt' $40
Also ranIomar, Pargo. carraieeen.
s'''''0'ib; b.iIs 'd%sa deaSl. iaa psid % ssoze ss'
purse. 5000; 3-year-olds and up: fur
Uneasy tvedder) e.20 $50 400
Arden Lass (Sorsen) $50 $50
Prairie DOG (Mojena) 800
Time, 1:12.
Also ran-Stemwinder. Flying Bonny.
b Clyde Tolson, JubilarEo Double Back and
All Lizzie.
8. X. Bryson and J. shouse entry.
SIXTH RACrThe Pontchartrain Han
dicap: purse. $1,000: 3-year-olds' and up:
orcades iTaylor, 7.4o $50 800
Gray Jack tMcCadden) 400 $50
Rough Diamond (Sorsen) 2.S0
Also ran-b Kenyon c., b Upstream,
Spiilway. Whipowill, O'Bantam. Jumping
Jill, Chance Ray and Winter Sea.
Mrs. E. Denemark entry.
&C. Dawson entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; l mile and 70
yards
eTss. orisr .yedder' 1s.4o 4.ssoo 33ao 33aaoo
| Also ran--Nancy. Sue. Mere Frolic: Bel
Espoir, Nishts End, ! Miss Entry Upsy.
| fOna 0irL Creole Beauty ana sSemoes
fFeld.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Semipro Baseball Clubs
In International Union
8y the Associated Press.

8y Che AS10c1tLed FreSBs
WICHITA, Kans., Feb. 24.-For-
nation Of the international Alliance
OF senipro Baseball, with Mexico,
Cuba, Canada, Puerto Rico, Hawaii
and the United States as members,
was completed today by Ray Du-
mont. president of the National
Eemipro Baseball Congress.
High commissioners of the sport
In each of the countries comprise the
international board.
Lack Of time to prepare for the
event will prevent tournament be-
tween the winners of the various
national championships this fall,
Dumont said, but such meet is
being planned for 1941.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Suntu Anitu Results
81 the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; allowances:
s,year-olds; 9 furlongs.
Transient Ionnden) $50 $40
zafharias flms o!ssl. asNslyes' $50
Satin Coat. Strong Arm. soberano. Lady
ms srs9sn s,ss25Ias ialsss. ssss: aSS claim
Wellesley R TaslorS $50 80 $40
Grantham tBierman) 4.s0 $40
Justicea Longden) $40
u.sl, Also TsnTnsster ss. EtSs i,p p.n; non
5u::s s' snSS: snd 81 'fsss pcasl.s MISS 00''n'
THIRD RAcEPurse, $1,000: elsinins:
sss;::ss SR;a;; isSS ssS sssssS S
Also. ran-Indisntown. Sky Pirate. Nor
9,ep %sp isas Pelter. Kumreish and Keens
cap: 3-yesr-oids and up: furionss
y9:; yZE!:s';j Es;9;is s.: s;;:;ib ;iS;S $sS $40 s
Also e raliIAt Pay, Mountain Ridse. Day
break and Jubai Junior.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81 600: claiming:
4-year-olds and up; mile.
Brother Nibs Dodson) TAO $50 ESQ
Pomkee Iongden) 400 ESQ
Gallaclay tJsmes) 260
Also ran-Hieh Vote. xenomay. Bslplay
SIXTH RAcE-The San Antonio Aandi-
cap; purse, $4,000 added 3-year -oids
6 Seabiscuit Pollard, $40 7.eO $50
g Kayak II LShelhamer) 7.80 460
Viscoun.y fRodrisues) $50
Time, l:42ss
Also ran--Arjac, b Comet II. bRs II,
No Competition, Heelny. Anthology, We'd
ding Call. Sun Lover, Vino Puro and Pre-
singlir Stock Farm entry.
&C. 8. Howard entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purss. $1,000: claim.
ing: 4-year.olds and up: IL. miles
Rhiniz (WalD 1880 1l4o o-6o
Olimpo (Balaski) $50 800
Vain Bo tBierman) 720
Also rar--Triplane. Forsooth. sweepalot.
Pitterier, Exploded. Woodberry and Omeiet.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse.. $1,000. claim.
s;4-y%esr,olds % and up: miles !chutel.
Qinoca (echrierl $40 500
Lady Roma lpodsono 500
Al;o ran-sansley. Quincy. Noble cosnt
Henolion and WinGspread.
Evening star., 1940-02-25

year of sunshine. will give a help
ing hand. Paul Morphy Chess Club
seems to have Kicked the bucket" :"
At least this club has announced
no activities for the last year. Cap
ital City and Washington Chess
Divan are booming and probably
will share round-by round play as
inaugurated for the first time in
1899. The barometer indicates that
the 1910 District battle will be the
greatest ever, for many strong play
ers have been developed the last
year to swell the list of local kleiner
meisters.
Chess Problem No. 235.
BY r. GAMAGE, Brockton. Mass.
Courtesy. British Chess MaRazine)
BLACK-0 MEN
Evening star., 1940-02-25
HondbuII Doubles Title
Kept by Loppin, Zergo
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 24.-Dr. Milton
Lappin and AL Zergo, Detroit, re-
tanned their doubles championship
today by defeating Richard Davis
and George Miller Of Toledo, Ohio.
21-8, 21-19, in the finals of the
National Y. M. G. A. handbal
tournament.
Stanley Hitz, Harrisburg Pa, won
the singles title with a victory over
Earl Srenco, st. Louis, 21-4, 21-20.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
1rapshoot Tie Is Lost
As Senator Guffey
Misses Last Bird

Despite scoring three less than
two competitors. Cavood divers
46 won the Washington Gun Clubs
weekly shoot yesterday decided un-
der the grab bag system. r. P.
Livesey and r. D. Morgan each
had 40, but 46 was the lucky num-
Der drawn.
In the distance handicap event. at
Is targets, Col, j. r. Hall shot a
perfect round to beat Kelley Wyn-
koop's "a. Senator Joseph F. Guffey
of Pennsylvania. a visitor, also had
"a in this event, missing only
the last bird" which ducked er-
ratically.
The scores:
Evening star., 1940-02-25


cended to the throne abdicated by
Frank J. Marshall.
At the recent meeting of the
United States Chess Federation
Championship Committee that con-
vened at Hotel Alamac in New York
1t was decided to exempt acknowl-
edged experts from the necessity of
qualifying in the preliminary tour
nament and to place them in
seeded class. Those players to re-
ceive this distinction include Cham
pion Samuel Reshevsky, American
Chess Federation Champion Reuben
Fine, ex-Champion Frank Marshall,
ex-A. C. F. Champions I. A. Horo-
witz and Isaac Kashdan, Ventnor
City Champion Milton Hanauer, A.
G. Simonson, New York State Cham
pion A. S. Denker, former National
Chess Federation Champion Abra-
ham Kupchik-all of these masters
now residing in New York, and Ar
thur w. Dake, internationalist. and
reputed ace of the Pacific Coast,
hailing from Portland, Greg.
The chess organizations in
California and the city Of
Chicago will be privileged to
select a master each and thus
the seeded class will be con-
cluded.
In the preliminary tournament on
April IA any player from any
city, village and hamlet in any
State may enter and seek to qualify
for the grand parley that comes 13
days later. Whoever wins this final
parley will be proclaimed United
States chess champion and so ap-
proved by the United States Chess
Federation now entering it's first
year of formal activity under the
executive leadership of George
Sturgis of Boston Oil Devonshire
street,, to whom all applications
for tournament entry blanks should
be made at once.
simultaneously with the opening
of the mems tournaments will be
titular contests for woman players,
and Mrs. Frank J. Marshall will
be in charge Of arrangements for
the womans chess championship
preliminaries and the finals. Cor
respondence will reach her at the
Marshall Chess Club, New York
City.
Feminine stars who have been
elevated to the seeded class and do
not have to engage in preliminary
matches are Miss N. May Karn Of
Boston, acclaimed woman chess
champion of the U. S. A.: Miss Edith
L. Weart, DR.. Helen Weissenstein
and Mesdames Mary Balm, Adele
Rivero, Rafael McCready and
Grisela K. Gresser-all of these
veterans dwelling in New York.
Miss Karff represented the United
States last summer in the inter-
national tournament for women at
Buenos Aires.
District Tilt Planned.
w. H. Mutchler, secretary of the
District of Columbia Chess Cham
pionship Committee, at the direc-
ton of Chairman Kurtz Wimsatt,
ST., convenes the committee We'd
nesday at pm. in the clubroom
of Capital City Chess Club at Hotel
Gordon, at which time official rules
for the 1910 fray will be adopted.
Representatives from organized
chess clubs will be present to lend
their cooperation. This year two
members from the Interhigh Chess
Association will be added to the
committees roster. 1t Is possible
that Social Security c. c. and Fed
eral Trade Commission c. c., en-
joying the warmth Of their first
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Central Boys Senators
Win 18th Court Tilt

Central Boys Club Senators
snatched their 10th straight victory
yesterday on their own court, trim
ming the Wildcats, 1922, in a 105-
pound class basket ball game.
Hamburger paced the winning at
tack with 10 points, but yielded in
dividual scoring honors to Cantrel
OF the Wildcats. who scored II points.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
FIRST RACE-DARING LADY,
OLD FRIEND. REACT.

DARING LADY did fairly
well in her debut and the natural
Improvement expected in a first
time starter. plus her brilliant
workouts. makes her the choice.
OLD FRIEND will be dangerous.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Jock Whitney Horse
Gains Early Lead
And Refains| Il
Triumph Before 24,267
Is Worth $22.450; Red
Dock Finishes Third
BY GAYLE TALBOT,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

MIAMI. Fla, Feb. 24.-Jock Whit
ney's Woof Woof practically made
q solo of the Flamingo Stakes at
Hialeah Park today, taking the lead
over 13 other 3-year- -olds at the first
bend and holding it all the way to
finish half-length ahead of Prompt
Pay in the 1ls mile classic.
Favorite of modern record crowd
Tor Florida of 24,267, the son of Bull
Dog never gave his supporters any
worry. OF second, he moved right
into the front of the procession, held
It steadily down the long back
stretch, and when Prompt Pay chal-
lenged him in the run for the wire
Woof Woof outgamed him.
Whitney Collects S22,450.
BY winning, Woof Woof added q
pleasant $22, ,450 to the Whitney fam
lily treasury and paid his supporters
$3.50 at the mutuel windows. Also,
he paid $40 for place and 81 for
show. Prompt Pay returned $3.50
and $3.50, while Red Dock, which
finished third by four lengths, paid
$3.50 for show.
AS the prices indicate, it was a
Wide-open race, with the big crowd
divided in its allegiance. Observers
were not impressed particularly by
Woof Woof's victory and there was
= no immediate cry to make him a
contender in the Kentucky Derby
His time of 1905 on a fast track
was we'll off the Hialeah record of
1:48h. held jointly by Stagehand
and Brevity.
Victory Morn Disappoints.
Fifth was highland, three lengths
back of Multitude, with Titilator,
Ship Biscuit, The Malahat Inscolad,
Day Dodger, Samuel D., Victory
Morn, Perfect Love and Stage Fright
bringing up the rear in that order.
OF these, only Victory Morn had
been we'll backed.
The three leaders finished exactly
as they had been bet. Red Dock,
owned by Jocks mother, Mrs. Payne
Whitney, got away late and never
figured in the race. After entering
the stretch fifth, however, he came
up strongly to beat out Multitude
by head for third place. All the
way 1t was run between the WIN
ner and Prompt Pay, which tried
bravely to give its owner, Herbert
M. Woolf of Kansas City, his third
straight Flamingo winner.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
SECOND RACE-BTNO, GOUR>
MET, TRIMMED.

BINO turned in a sparkling
effort the other afternoon when
he finished second and of that
test he appears a standout In
this field. GOURMET improved
last time out and may threaten.
TRIMMED for the show.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
HiuIeuh Park Results
By the Associated Press,

FIRST RAcE-Purse. .s1;1oo: claiming;
3-year-olds and up; 9 furlonss.
GpiasI Gpuisns spopasa, Pss5er' 144o sssoS to ttsoo
Mordecai (Robertson) $40
z.s s.0 a. II: Ks,. sea r.: R::s
Wichita, Pause and Sonny John.
SECOND EAcE-Purse. SLIGO: el.im-
Top 5 Noseher SgohnsRon' la5 a9 24.Io es sso $40
saTn 5sinr fsins RsH cWholssY Rll1sspn' $50 s4SS
Also r.nIJ9y nss; Some goy T,eop.r;
DAILY Double paid s2s1.2oD
THIRD RAcEPurse, s1.1oo: claiming:
4,year-olds and up: W miles.
saefm. snsR9s kpf Rossttson Wsls 1850 S fS sS s3S
MaFdgemsl Time. s:on... Fields 500
Bethyl Barbed. Retort. Peedeeaue, Brsvine
Danger and Prince Pharoah.
slsoo oNs aseaToIds: RAGae furlonas pass.k' purse
Wise Bee aMcCombs) $50 40 40
Hard Loser tFlinchum) 500
Also ran-Flytame. Equistone. Sum
dodger. Sack. Picture Play and cuckoo
Man.
FIFTH RAcE--The Eastern Air Lines;
purse. $4,000: 4-year-olds and up: mile
Ps!iy 81 s.S:,. Ssi %nshu 1S,ss, 1920 ssc
Supreme Sir tSmith) 74O
Time, 1:49as.
Also ran-Maeda. Technician. The Chief,
Sir Damion. Napier Tandy and Memory
Book.
SIXTH RACE.-.The Flaminso Stakes;
purse. $4,000 added; for 3-year -olds; IL
Woof woof tAnderson) 7.so 4.4o 400
b Prompt Pay (Wright) 4.sO $50
a Red Dock (Arcaro) $50
Also ran-Victory Morn. a Day Dodger,
Stagefright, Nightland, Multitude. Titilator,
b Inscolad. C Smauel D., Perfect Love.
Ship Biscuit. the Malahat
aGreentree Stable entry.
Woolford Farm entry.
c Mrs. E. Graham Lewis entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $1,000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: Ia miles ION the
turf1.
Room Service (Durando) $40 $50 $50
Cave Hill (Meede) $50 290
Bailiwick tRobertson) $40
Also e' ranDduitar. Manhattan. Midas,
Erins Sun and Little Banner.
ing. 4-year-olds and up: Lii miles.
Redbreast (Robertsonl lilo $40 4.5O
Weary Flower tMcCombs) 1880 $40
Kieyex Haas $40
Also ran-Seed, Lady Infinite Hadnogal,
Sun Mica, Wise VIII and Palamede.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
FOURTH RACEJEHOOVER,
DARBY DIENST, BEAUZAR.

JEHOOVER has Improved
greatly in every one of his out
ings. He encounters sitter oppo-
sition tomorrow, but has a good
chance to score. DARBY DIENST
had a consistent record last year
and has worked well. BEAUZAR
will threaten.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
@ CHE 3 S@
BY PAUL ]. MILLER.

Champonshp' Coming up sir First national Importance is
the biennial United States championship
Saturday April a. with pennaries to held
April IA.
preliminary rounds will played in New York City
the championship
Evening star., 1940-02-25
THIRD RACE-TAKITFROME,
KING EPTUNE, MY
MOMMY.

TAKITFROME has finished
second in his last two appearances
under silks and the gelding ap-
pears to have been raced into
winning form. KING NEPTUNE
is improving and Is dangerous.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
EIGHTH RACE BERTILLON,
MAJOR MINOR, JACQU-
Fila

BERT1LLON is improving and
the son Of Twink appears to hold
q definite edge over this band of
chalmers. MAJOR MINOR is
consistent and rates considera-
ton. JACQUELLA has run
second in her last two attempts.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
SEVENTH RACE-FORE ISUs,
BESS B, PEKAKI.

FORE ISUS has been running
fairly well at Hialeah and she
should be able to take the
measure of this indifferent oppo-
sition. BESS B has a recent win
to her credit. PEKAKI should
improve her recent miserable
showing.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
WHITE-7 MEN,
White to Play and Mate IN Two.

232 Two-mover No. 233 is solved by
as.': S5n's 'ss ode4ns sassd psnns tS 1hs
W B. Bessr, (. " Alien. RAYMOND ".
point Is added to the tallies Of w; C. Eu:
Sherwood G; sidelinser Some probIemists
and 50 delay delivery, for chess letters on
problems have to be forwarded and a 81
eeni ItsmD is necessary Snr,, Recently your
about chess in IN the he Sunshine State State Ah9h AZ
present. We editeur is at Meridian Miss.
correspondence to Chess The Evening Star,
for INQUIRIES and tnclose . lf-addressed.
STAMPED envelope.
Chess Combinations and TRAPS"
That is the title of the lecture for
Tuesday evening at 8 at the Po-
tomac Apartments Building cafe
lounge. under auspices OF Social Sc
curity Chess Club, the lecturer being
none other than Norval P. Wiggin-
ton. Chess Combinations and
Traps" sounds interesting and, with
Wig on the broadcasting end, the
address vii be interesting! Don't
miss it. The public is welcome.
Jack Breeskin, Adams 1888,
chairman Of the Interscholas-
tic Chess Championship tour
nanlent. advises that contest
ants should make prompt re.
ports Of games when played.
1nterhigh Chess Association COM
mences its spring semester team
tourney March l. Pairings for the
opening round: Roosevelt Wilson,
Tech-Central, Western Eastern. On
March round No. will be played.
The pairings: Western-Tech, Gen.
tral-Wilson, Roosevelt-Eastern. The
frst-named school has white men
on boards /, 3 and 5. High-point
player will receive a years gratis
membership in the Capital City
Chess Club.
You know Washington should be
proud OF these two youthful kleiner
meisters-Ariel Shakespeare" Mem
garinin and Stuart stew" Wagman.
They still are in their 20s and are
they good! Wagman is a class A
tourney victor of Chess Divan and
Mengarini is present champion of
Capital City Chess Club. Come Sat-
urday, March 2, 8 pm, these aces
Will play tandem fashion against
all comers at Hotel Gordon in the
game quarters of c. c. c. c. The
first visitor who wins over the bril-
liant two-man opposition will be
awarded a complimentary copy Of
the omcial Laws of Chess" by the
METROPOLITAN Chess Association M
charge to challenge the veterans.
Bring your own equipment to avoid
the rush for available boards.
Donald H. Mugridge won 16 games,
drew three and lost only one in his
"simul" appearance before Social
Security Chess Club.
8. Adler topped the Divanites In
the mid-monthly rapid trasnit fra
cas-, scoring 9h-1h. s. Korda was
runnerup, 8-3.
February IS, 1900
Evening star., 1940-02-25
FIFTH RACE-G HEN,
MARCHING FEET, SHOW
IT'D

GOSHEN has finished with the
leaders in all recent tests. To-
morrow's footing and distance
should suit him. MARCHING
FEET is sure to offer stiff con-
tention. SHOW UP is as good as
his last win suggests.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at HioIeoh Park
BEST BET-DARING LADY.

MY MOMMY copped at the
Gables strip.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Racing Selections
FOR TODAY.
Fair Grounds (Fast).


By the Louisville Times.
1-Phalamo, Peter Pumpkin, Eper-
nay.
2-Ducmiss, Vonnie, Grey Flash.
3-Love Quest, Co Mike, Wee Bit.
4-Bobbrax, Swap, Big Gay.
Sat Home, Summit Hill, Moujik.
popular Vote, fastener, Holly
wood Ace.
7-Incognito, Bindy, U Demon.
8-Real Sport. Hereward, Incredible.
Best bet-Popular Vote.
FOR TOMORROW.
Hialeak Park Consensus East.
By the Associated Press.
daring Lady, React, Air Post.
2-Bino, Gourmet, Mellowmoon.
3-Black Time, Takeitfrome, My
Mommy.
+Equistone. Jehoover, Halcyon
Boy.
@show Up, Royal Gross, Goshen.
6-Drudgery, Maeline, Armor Bearer.
7-Dixie Girl, Fore Isus, Ready
About.
eBertillon, Major Minor. High
End.
Best bet-Daring Lady.
Hialeah East.
By the Louisville Times.
Air Post, Unending, Proud One.
2Gourmet, Bino, Peter Porter.
eTakeitfrome, Bay James, Black
Time.
+Equistone, Halcyon Boy, Je-
hoover.
s-Blare, Show Up, Beauty Flag.
6-Armor Bearer, Dunade, Bull
Whip.
7EForeisus, Dixie Girl, Lady Orchid
s-Major-M Minor, Bertillon, Pascua.
Best bet-Armor Bearer.
Fair Grounds (Fast).
By the Louisville Times.
broadway Girl, Ron, Lucy.
2Apollyon, Guess What, Saxolite.
1Brides Delight, Ridiculous, Sun
Eros.
+No selections.
SSorcery, susi O., Peggy's Sun.
eHijo Manso, Molasses Bob, Stroll
ing Home.
AT Home, Sunny Time, Lady Fitz
1Rsd Najah Rolls EaAy, MIN.
Best bet-H3o xansa
Evening star., 1940-02-25
SIXTH RACE-ARMOR BEAR
Err, MAR LIE, LIBERTY
FLIGHT

ARMOR BEARER has excel
lent recent form to his credit and
should head the procession. MAR
LIE is at tops and seems sure to
have plenty to say about the re-
suit. LIBERTY FLIGHT is re-
ported ready.
Evening star., 1940-02-25
MaHTH RAcE-Purse, s4oo: claiming;

Cloudy ana fast.
Apprentice allowance claimed.