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Evening star., 1940-04-21
Huvre de Grace Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $1,000: allow
noC orsy AZ tlrlonss sg o an
White Time tWholey) e.20 $50
zacharias lNeves) 2.9O
Also raa-a cqtotr. socrstic: Ballsross,
zacorel and Blue Twink.
MacThorn Farm entry
SECOND RAcE-Purse: $1,000: maidens:
3-year -olds and up: furlongs, On o
esgn eesgnty Ssges, SsTs Mills $3.50 1893 so s2S 2S
Quaker Brass Lindberr) 2.e0
Time. LEG: c,oxs c,n,. a-,
Sir: Polly Macpan. Ksntan. SIZZLING Zero,
Ned Cap Nugget and Race On.
DAILY Double paid S535.30)
THIRD RAcE-Purse, 81, 900: claiming;
for 3.year-olds and up; furlongs.
Gsa esaajs 5aek Ends ,cla5k sdilsert, 1880 sso so
Also ranSGrouchner. Sir Time. Appre-
hsna Dark Friend Spout Run BLUE G
Shooting Scout.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ns; 3-yea1-olds ear- and up: furlonss. m
Robe spierTe 'Lemmons' $50
Also % ran-silent Host. Rawson. Blazing
| Heat and Cacodemon.
FIFTH RACFPurse. $4,000 added
| the Chesapeake Stakes; 3-year-olds: Lii
miles.
Pictor tWoolfl 790 $40 $50
| Royal Man tGilbert) $50 $50
Andy X. tNeves) 2.60
| Time, 1:53
| Also ran-Fenelon, Maestro SAscha and
General Manager.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 800: handicap:
| for 3-year-olds and up: 6 furlonss.
| Speed to Spare (Richards) $50 $50 2.60
| Helene Gindbergl $40 ESQ
| Supreme Sir (Milligan) $40
| Time, 1:153s.
Also ran-Night Tide Royal Business.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 600; claim
| ing: for 4-year-olds and up: IA miles.
| Crius (rriedmanl 21.l0 ITO $50
Room Service UemmonD $40 $40
| Count Tetrarch tOros) 800
Time, 2:13z5.
Also rar--Nudge, zevson and Howard.
Evening star., 1940-04-21
BY JUSTIN ANDERSON,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


LOUISVILLE, KY, April 20.-1t's
still Col. E. r. Bradleys Bimelech
against the field in the Kentucky
Derby.
If you check up on the records on
the May 4 classic you'll learn Brad
ley's chances of capturing his fifth
Derby and increasing his Derby
money earnings past the quarter-of-
a-million mark.
For one thing, the only previous
time q Bradley-B was the winter
book favorite-Blue Larkspur in
1929-he came In fourth.
Twice the master of Idle Hour
Farm has seen his starters the
public choice. In 1925 the entry of
Bubbling Over and Bagenbaggage,
which finished one-two, went to the
post q $l.90-to-$1 favorite. Three
years later the entry of Blue Lark
spur and Bay Beauty went to the
post a $1.71-to-$1 choice. Blue
Larkspur had been the 7-to-1
winter-book pick.
Bradley Record Impressive.
Another factor against Bimelech
is that no Belmont Futurity cham
pion ever won the Churchill Downs
headliner and Bimeleah won the
1889 Belmont race.
On the other hand, Col. Bradley
has compiled a notable list of "frsts'
In the Derby in the nearly 20 years
his green-and-white silks have been
carried in competition in the Ma
tion's premier 3-year-old event.
He has won more Derbys than any
other sportsman-four.
He was the first to win two Derbys
IN succession-1932 and 1888.
He was the first to see his entries
finish one-two-twice, in 1921 and
f1s26.
These accomplishments have re-
suited in the legend of Bradley
luck" But it takes good horses to
win the Derby and the colonel has
had them.
In Biemelech, last years juvenile
king, Bradley has one of the great
est race horse prospects in Ameri-
can history!
Trainers, Breeders to Share.
Six times the last son of Black
Tony went to the post in 1899 and
each time he came in first, earn
ing total of $l35.090 A Derby
triumph would give him a leg on
the hard-to-win triple crown" in
crease his total earnings by some
100000 and put him in a position
to be a threat as the equine Rookie
feller.
First-place money of $56,675
already is assured for the next
Derby-$53, 500 net of added money
plus nomination money totaling
Evening star., 1940-04-21
MiIIsda|e Stable Ace
Near Outside Rail
Al Every Turn
RoyoI Man Takes Second;
Don OrIon, County Cork
Pay $535 in Double
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HAVRE DE GRACE, Md, April
20.-William M. Brann of Glade VAL
ley Farm near Frederick, Md, who
missed last years Kentucky Derby
due to Johnstown beating his ChaE
ledon. has another worthy candidate
for the $4,000 Blue Grass classic on
May 4, in Pictor, bay son of Chal-
lenger I'd and Lady Legend, win
ner of the 21st running of the Chesa-
peake Stakes today.
The 10000 fans who braved an all
day rain, saw Pictor under George
Woolf's skillful handling, race the
distance through fetlock deep slop
IN 1:53 to win by two lengths from
the Tower Stables Royal Man
Another length away came the
Millsdale Stables Andy K, IA
vorite. The latter raced almost to
the outside fence at every turn,
which cost him whatever chance he
had Of earning the $12,800 first
money.
Louis Schaefer of Washington,
who trains the Brann string, said
after the race that Pictor would re-
ceive several days rest, following
which he would be shipped to
Churchill Downs for his Derby en-
gagement.
Pictor Clings to Rail.
Starter Jim Milton sent the field
OF six away in alignment. Almost
faNl> ctriI
K. started running out. This en-
abled Pictor on the rail to be first
around the clubhouse bend.
Pictor, clinging to the rail, while
Ralph Neves was using his whip
freely to keep Andy K. from going
to the outside fence, opened two
length lead as the field sWt1ng down
the back lane.
Woolf let Pictor do his best to the
half-mile pole where he started
giving the ultimate winner
breather. This enabled Royal Man,
Fenelon and Andy K. to move with
in a half length lead of the Brann
horse.
Andy K, on the outside, rushed
on by Fenelon and then Royal Man
to be Tapped on Pictor entering the
home stretch. However, Andy K.
tossed away his chance for victory
by dashing toward the outside fence.
In the meantime, Pictor still was
running straight and true on the
inner rail. He was doing his best
the final eighth to have a two
length lead over Royal Man.
Strengthened out, Andy K. came
again to nose out Fenelon for the
show money.
Daily Double Pays S535.30.
Pictor paid $3.50. 1t was his
second victory in as many starts
since being brought from winter
quarters at Columbia, S. c. Judg-
ing by the manner in which he i'm
proves with each start, he has an
excellent chance of whipping Ed
ward Riley Bradley's Bimelech,
favorite in the forthcoming renewal
OF the Derby.
A new daily double record for
the meeting of $53530 was posted
when Don Orlan, property of Mrs.
j. L. Furr of Washington, won the
412-furlong opener with Mrs.
Vaughn Flannery's County Cork, a
first-time starter, snaring the 6
furlongs of the second. Despite
the big payoff, "a men and women
held tickets on the 90 combination
The three quarters of the third
saw Mrs. Kenny Holmes Red Foot
lead from barrier to wire to pay
$1,000.
John A. Manfusos Affair brought
Joy to the many Washingtonians in
the crowd when he came from well
off the pace to win the three-quar-
terS of the fourth, He paid S5.40.
Evening star., 1940-04-21
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Muddy Track at Hovre de Grace
BEST BET-LITTLE MOWLEE.

FIRST RACE-BETTIE NUX,
HASTE BACK, LAST BET.
BETTE NUX has started four
times and the Hi-Jack filly never
has been trimmed more than a
length. She should graduate.
HASTE BACK is extremely con-
sistent. LAST BET is on the
, improve.
SECOND RACE-LITTLE NOW
LEE, BUDS LIGHT, DULIE.
LITTLE MOWLEE copped his
first attempt at Bowie with much
speed in reserve and I am dis
regarding his last bad effort and
taking him for my best bet.
BUDS LIGHT won her last and
she Is q keen threat. DULIE
scored at Bowie and Oaklawn.
THIRD RACE - SURE MISS.
ARGELLA, SYRACUSE.
SURE MISS turned in q cred
table performance in her 1910
debut and q bit of improvement
should land her in the charmed
circle. ARGELLA can negotiate
any sort of footing and rates .
chance for major honors. SYRIA
CUSE Is ready.
FOURTH RACE-RINGIE,
ROUGH BISCUIT, PORT
WALES.
R1NGIE won his last In Q
common gallop and Oh that
Evening star., 1940-04-21
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 20.-Parasang,
lightly regarded 3-year-old from
G. v. Whitney's stable, outran his
noted stablemate, Flight Command,
over the sloppy Jamaica track to
win the first running of the 5000
added Experimental Handicap.
The Whitney entry, favored at
$50 for 81 by the bettors in the
small crowd, finished one-two, four
lengths apart, in the 6-furlong race.
Mrs. H. c. Phipps' Merry knight
was third, another five lengths be-
hind. Parasang, which was not
nominated for the major spring
stakes-the Wood Memorial, Ken
lucky Derby and Preakness-
splashed through the deep mud in
liza fiat to win $3,750.
Only six of the 100 horses weighted
by Handicapped John S. Campbell
at the end of the 1919 season on
the basis of their ylvenile form
went to the post. Woof Woof and
Stagefright were scratched because
of the miserable weather. Besides
cutting the field, the driving rain
and cold wind held the crowd down
to 11,172 and the days mutuel
handle was only $492,6O8
The starting field included three
Kentucky Derby hopefuls, Flight
Command, Merry Knight and Marc
gay. They also are eligible for the
Preakness along with Straight Lead.
Flight Command, top-weighted at
121 pounds, hurt his chances by
breaking away and tossing his
rider, Basil James. at the post.
He was returned quickly, but never
threatened Parasang, who broke on
top and held q daylight lead all
the way.
Jockey Ira Hanford, who finished
fourth on Marogay, was given q
Today suspension, effective Thurs
Evening star., 1940-04-21
Night Editor Takes
Spring Handicap
In 'Gansetf Mud
Victory Second in Four
Days; Liberty Flight,
Fovorite, Is Second
BY the Associated Press.

PAWTUCKET, r. l., April 90
Night Editor, 6-year- -old gelding
from the Detroit stable of Mrs. C.
c. Winters, won his second victory
in four days at Narragansett Park
by capturing the $1,000 added Spring
Handicap today over a sloppy track
before 10000 persons. He. won the
inaugural purse Wednesday.
The winner finished the fur
longs three-quarters of length in
front of the favorite, w. F. Man.
nagh's Liberty Flight. R. c. Croft S
Forever Prince finished third, three
lengths back of Liberty Flight and
a head in front of the Tall Trees
Stables Bill Farnsworth.
Leading Article and Airfame fin
ished fifth and sixth, respectively
while Sassy Lady came in last
eased up.
The victory boosted Night Editor's
earnings in eight starts this season
to s6,375. compared with $4,840 in
20 starts last year.
Evening star., 1940-04-21
Down the Stretch

HAVRE DE GRACE, Md, April
20.-With the 5000 Hartford Han
dicap and the $4,000 Chesapeake
Stakes now a matter of history,
horsemen, especially those with fast
2-year-olds in their barns, have
turned their attention to the 81 800
Aberdeen Stakes to be run Wednes-
day.
Many horses, who afterward went
on to win the Kentucky Derby,
have been victorious in the Aber-
deem. Best known of its winners
since its inception in 1918 were
George Smith, Paul Jones, Tip
pity Witchet, Single Foot, Rock Man
and Wander Pool. The time record
for the AZ furlongs is O:53. It is
held jointly by Single Foot, Rock
Man and Bonanza, the last named
the property of William Ziegler, jr.,
of Middleburg, Va.
Eddie Smith, Washington veteran,
Is touring jockey these days. He
rode the final day of Bowies meet
ing, jumped to New York and won
stake with the Millsdale Stable S
Airfiame, then rushed back here.
After donning silks one day, Smith
lit out for Narragansett Park to
ride Airfame today. Monday he
returns here to accept mounts.
Smith is riding in fine style.
M. B. Goss, Berryville, Va, turf
man who has 10 horses quartered
here, has arranged to ship them to
Charles Town at the conclusion of
the Pimlico session. War Rumor
and Likely Lad, who showed fine
speed here Thursday, head Goss'
string. Judging by the number of
stables now racing in this State
who are planning to 60 to Charles
Town, the meet there should be the
best ever staged in West Virginia
Evening star., 1940-04-21
Roman Ga||ops Away
With Derby Test
In EImendorf
Romoses, Chotted, Other
Eli9ibIes, Far Back;
Arob's Arrow Wins
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON, KY. April 90
Making his first appearance OF the
year under colors, j. E. Widener' S
fine Derby colt, Roman. qualified
handsomely for his coming test In
the Kentucky classic when he
trimmed two other eligibles and an
outsider in the Elmendorf Purse, a
6-furlong dash, today.
Jockey K. McCombs took the s.
year-old son of Sir Gallahad III
Backup to the front as soon as they
got under way and from there on
1t was a gallop.
Roman Finishes Far Ahead.
Ahead by three" at the quarter,
half and into the stretch, Roman
finished with an easy stride six
lengths ahead of Bay Carse, which
wasn't named for the Derby. Ram
ases was head back and Roberts
had the show horse six lengths
ahead of Chatted.
Though the track was muddy,
Roman did his trick in 1:13b
and worked out the full mile. after
passing under the wire, in laps
The winner was heavy favorite al
40 cents to 81 and made a hearten-
ing showing for Danny Stewart, his
trainer. Roman, in nine starts last
year as a 2-yea--old, won six races
was second twice, and unplaced one
time.
Arabs Arrow Wins Ben Ali.
Arabs Arrow, Louisville-owned by
Mrs. Louise j. Hickman, accounted
for the Ben Ali Handicap and won
$2,625 for his stable.
It was showing as they got away
with Arabs Arrow setting the pace
for half q mile. Then the favorite
Easy Mon, went to the front, but his
heavy impost tired him as they
turned into the stretch and the
Arrow took command to win by
half length from the fast-closine
Shot Put. The winner ran the 1/1t
miles in 1:4845 and paid $3.50 ir
the mutuels.
Evening star., 1940-04-21
Rolled Stocking, Noted
Stallion, Succumbs

BY the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON. KY, April 20.-
Rolled Stocking, 16-year-old thor
oughbred stallion, died Of heart
attack at the farm of his owner,
w. B. Flanders, it was learned
today.
Flanders paid 1925 for the stallion
at auction.
Rolled Stocking, blind in recent
years, was a son of Pennant and
Mary Bell and was the sire OF
Dellor and other winners.
Evening star., 1940-04-21
New Kennel Club Owner

BOSTON. April 20 R.-A Boston
group headed by Edward F. Casey
announced tonight 1t had gained
control of the Bristol County Kennel
Club by acquiring stock held by the
son and daughters Of the late Ed
ward J. OHare, slain Chicago
gambler.
Evening star., 1940-04-21
KeeneIond Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3-year-olds: furlongs.
Maurice K. Camp, 7.4o $50
Kenosha (McCombs) $50
Also ran2Buss; ArksdeL Fritz. Hard
Biscuit and Thumb.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming:
Peter Pumpkin 9Eads) i7.4o $50 $50
Jay Heart tsnidher, t,Ih, $50 ~ ~
Also e r.nERipple Along. Dr. Holmes. Mis-
maiden 2-year-olds: Headley course (chute).
HHsTssheeqmsss nss !B:erman' $50 assoo 3atoo
Msnsai Msma1 !EEs.Fti' Tsss 5st.fen $40 ss:sscc
. Also Ian. Silver 3. oxssse. c Esshershs,; y. !:
Field.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow
huSy cseyss fads, sso
eold oeIaAs Teddy sdsie ,siermsn} strn '''' $50
scylis. is Arsonne Woods and Piovshsre.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: allow
ances: 3-year-olds; 8 furlongs.
KsRss Ksg G,rsi MsSo%O' e a. Smith, aso SS out out
Ramases tRoberts) OUT
Time, 1:13E.
Also ran-Chatted.
SIXTH RACE-The Ben All Handicap:
purse, $500; added: 3-year-olds and up:
Arabs Arrow tBierman) $50 $50 $50
Shot Put (Snider) 700 800
Easy Mon tSmith) 2.4O
Time. 1:4S4s.
Also ran-Royal Blue and Armor Bearer.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 5000: claim
ing: maiden 3-year-olds and UP; Ii. miles.
Bo Beau tRobertsl $40 $50 400
Betty's Bob (Vedder) 500 $50
Jennie May king 4.40
Time. 1:534s.
Also rsn-d Seven Devils, vindicare. Ste
ros. Valdina Opal and Yellow Rose.
Ran first but was disqualified.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, 5000: claiming;
4--year-olds and, up; Ii. miles.
Ceaseiess u. E. Oros) 800 2.40
Grandchild tKing) 2.40
Time. 1:4S3s.
Evening star., 1940-04-21
Kentucky Derby Once
Run at w Miles

BY the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, Ky-From the be-
ginning of the Kentucky Derby in
1875 through 1895, the Derby dis
tance was IL miles.
Then, in 1896, the distance was
reduced to Ia miles and has re.
manned so since that time.
Evening star., 1940-04-21
Giunt Softies Called

Manager Eddie Miller Of the
Giant Food Store softball team ex-
poets the following players to re-
port at Second and Hamilton streets
NV, today at II o'clock: Johnny
White, Joe Roth, Moe schulman,
Jake Fradin and Pete Sachon.
Evening star., 1940-04-21
Golf Ball Hit 445 Yords

The greatest distance golf ball
has been driven was AS yards, IN
August, 1918, by A. e. g. Bliss OF
Herne Bay, Kent, England.
Evening star., 1940-04-21
Jumuicu Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: claiming;
4;year-ol and up; furlongs.
SlsDal5 Ma KneP RuFasdGs e. Ren,ck, l7o soo sS asS
Play Pence tLonedenj $40
Also ran@iBellr,nser Old Dominion.
Llith. Silent Jim. cantovino and Repercus-
SECOND RACE--Purse. $1,000; maiden
E.jns Hish sTsszs sIsu Games, lilo $50 47co
Richmond t. Haas 4.8O
Also ran..Kahyrite, a Fettacairn. Daily
Delivery qunbearer. Bonheur, The
Wheatley Stable and Belair Stud Farm.
dDead heat for show
THIRD RAcE-pu1se, $1,000: claiming:
Eauistar (Meade) go $50 34O
Irish Echo tDurando> 1880 42o
Dfni Iongden) 400
Also ran-Moon Folly. Supreme Speed
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; allow
ances: 3-year .olds; mile and 10 yards.
Sun Pharos, (James, $50 $40 $40
Ship Biscuit tDurando) $50 2.4O
MoTmart Langden' $50
Also ran-Devids Graz and The Malahat.
FIFTH RACE-The Experimental Handi-
cap purse, $4,000 added; 3-year -olds: 6
furlonEs
a Parasang CMeadel $40 $50 $50
Fight Command tJames) $50 $50
Merry Knight tAshcroft) $50
Time, 1:14
Also ran-Straisht Lead, Maroeay and
Dude.
&C. v. Whitney entry.
SIXTH RACEA-The Laurelton. class 9
handicap; purse. $1,000. added: 3-year-olds
and up: ] is miles.
ConhAdo James) 1870 71O 44O
One Jest tMeade) 40 $50
Balloter (Allgaier) 31O
Time. 147is
Also ran-Chief Gamble. Day on and Sun
Mica.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81. 900: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: 8 furlonEs.
Jack Sting (James) 500 300 27O
Lifelike (Anderson) 3lO $40
Dacotah tAshcroft) 4tO
Time. has.
Also -an-Maehero, Salavina and Tedall,
Evening star., 1940-04-21
Rod and Stream
BY GEORGE HUBER.
April 21, 1910,

Almost Deoe you Know youn be running down to the bay for
the trick The first haing
usually come from Benedict the Patuxent probably
be the
restaurant and pier down a Benedict
Evening star., 1940-04-21
Racing Selections
For 7 omorroW

H1vrc DO Gr1ce (SlOppy).
BY the Louisville Times.
Haste Back, Chaucerian, Ring
Star.
lDulie, Chatabit, Remolee.
3CSunphantom, Surprise Box, Ar
CELIA.
+Maetran, Rough Biscuit, Port
Wales.
ePlaynore, Bullet B., Blacant.
eScarlet O., Pascua, Mahlette.
7-Heraldic, Winged Victory, Un-
lawful.
Best bet-Dulie.
Jamaica (Sloppy).
BY the Louisville Times.
mo Ending, City Judge, Good
Flavor.
mo selections.
aAffirmation, Free Child, Gallant
Neb.
+Gramps, The Miamian, Air
Speed.
5ziegler entry, Gayova, Discern
ing.
eThe Knife, Rose-ouzel, Swing
Band.
Guitar, Seed, Flushing.
Best bet-The Knife.
Narraxansett (slow).
By the Louisville Times.
1-Lunsford, Gay May, Building
Trades.
2-Ladfleld, Marcabala. Wahcoo.
3-White Topper, Bucks Image,
Blind Sage.
mo selections.
51Wise Decision, Sandy Bill, Fair
Time.
6-Denemark entry, Wedding Morn,
Woodsaw.
7-Filandro, FL Puma, David w.
8-Calumet Red, -Four Bagger, Hurry
Ann.
Best bet-Denemark entry.
Havre de Grace Consensus (Heavy).
By the Associated Press.
Haste Back, Flower Parade, Last
Bet.
2EBuds Light, Burner, Little
Novice.
aArgella, Syracuse, Surprise Box.
+Ringie, Port Wales, Rough Bis
cult.
5Playmore, Petit Jean, Actress.
6-Scarlet O., Dark May, Doplay.
brilliant One, Portunus, Rowes
Crun1p.
Best bet-Ringie.,
No...,.4x C>u.>-,.. fC..N
BY the Associated Press.
1-Lunsford, Balkos Maid, Our
David.
2-Ladfeld, Circus Night, Bubble
some.
3-Time Interval, White Topper
Bucks Image.
+Singing Pair, Kinky, Keetonga.
5-Fair Time. Sandy Bill, Sadie F.
6-Donna Leona, Woodsaw, Cooling
Spring.
7-El Puma, Filandro, Fight Back.
8+Country Lass, saidona, Yelled
Lady.
Jamaica Consensus East.
| BY the Associated Press.
mo Ending, City Judge, Good
Flavor.
2-Rancho's Boy, Edasel, Clock
Time.
3-Affirmation, Play Pence, Nippo-
nese.
4Gramps, Lesina. Innuendo.
5-Us, Tradition, Kasidah.
6-The Knife, Rose Ouzel, Swing
Band.
Guitar, Flushing, Ann Mcwlee.
Evening star., 1940-04-21
Flight Command Runs Second
As Porosong Makes Show
OF Derby Candidates

day. for putting Straight Lead into
the fence 3 furlongs from home.
Sharing the days honors with
the Whitney colt was Jockey James,
who rode four winners on the
seven-race card in addition to
finishing second in the Experimental
Evening star., 1940-04-21
FIFTH RACETLAYM MOR E,
RInIET r PETIT IEAN

FIFTH RACE-PLAYM o r. E,
BULLET b, PETIT JEAN.
PLAYMORE has been threat
ening to come to life and win q
race of this sort and the Blind
Play gelding couldn't find q
softer spot. BULLET B closed q
big gap in his last outing. PETIT
JEAN to take care of the others.
SIXTH RACE-SCARLET o,
DARK MAY, UPSET DOVE.
SCARLET o won in the mud
at Bowie and finished second in
her first at this strip. She should
be able to score here. DARK
MAY is consistent and deserves
stout consideration. UPSET
DOVE Is as good as her last.
SEVENTH RACE-PORTUNUS,
ROWES CRUMP, WINGED
VICTORY.
PORTUNUS lost his last by
only half q length and there is
a five-pound weight shift In his
favor. ROWES CRUMP licked
the top one in their recent clash
and he is q soft track star.
WINGED VICTORY viii i'm.
prove On his last.
Evening star., 1940-04-21
BY the Associated Press.

sparkling victory I have to pick
him to repeat. ROUGH BISCUIT
has a win at this oval to recon-
mend him. PORT WALES could
pull an upset.
Evening star., 1940-04-21
Huyre de Grace Entries
For Tomorrow

entry.
~. P. Jones and Nydrie entry.
cJ E. Hughes entry.
Mrs v. l.. Black entry.
Evening star., 1940-04-21

Ing; 4-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs
Jack Sting (James) $50 400 o7O
Lifelike (Anderson) $40 o9O
Dacotah tAshcroft) 4 so
Time. 1:14<s
Also -an-Maehero SaIavina and Tsdau
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the number 10 be increased as soon
as permanent construction Ia COM
pleted. In charge OF the army's
project IL Gen, Edmund L. Daley,
departmental commander and en-
gineer from Boston.
A skeleton e5th regiment-two
battaiions Of native troops with
American officers-was previously
stationed in Puerto Rico. But
aside from the naval communica-
tons radio station and the mill
tary garrison. nothing was based
here prior to the outbreak Of war
In Europe.
Now Uncle Sam appears 10
mean business for the army. navy
and air corps In Puerto Rico.
For the last two years the
United States has maintained a
marine patrol of less than a
squadron at st. Themes In the
Virgin Islands. where there n a
small marine sirfield. This force
Ia TO be strengthened.
Best battleship anchorage for
the u. $. fleet il at culebra. p. r.
There IA nothing 10 indicate as yet
that our navy strategists have any
intention Of making San Juan har-
Dor a bsttleship anchorage. This
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Plan TO Honor
Tugboai Annie

A novsmsnt as started to-day
= establish raKbo.t Annie Bren-
nsn ss ne patron saint - ths
Puget sound waterfronf.
Headed ~ Mayor Harry ?. CAN
- raenns : group ~ eitisens VIII
place = plaque IN ths cenIsr a
town dedicated q ths fiefIonsl
character Who thls year celebrates
hsr ION birthday. Created %
years so ~ Norman Reilly Raius.
- fssusis tusbast captain has
nsccnaa aa closely identified WITH
Tacena ana vicinify - Paul nun-
an With - lumber eauutFv and
taha HsnFy with the South
erushrst ANNE IL more thsa
mere ftcsian. ssla Mayer Cain.
ahs hsst represents the tradition
sd selor vhieh has msds ths
Puget Sound waterways ths nut
standing ~ the natian-
ne luvesfituFs ceremonies wiH
e~ hiEhiiThtss ~ the wurld pre-
rslsre - eruahaaf Annis salts
Anain camtnK frnm Hollywood
for the esiehratioa Friday. Oct ~.
vii he Marjorie nsmheau. Henahf
Reagan Alsn ftsis snd nanaia
Crisp stars - TIE picture
me prvtulsfs shnwinr IN -
staged N three Iohn Fgasnrtek
ihsatsFs ths Rosy. the usasse hos
sna tha niIs Nau=s.