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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-27
BRITISH IN l7TH NIGHT RAID, GERMAN
JERRY CHAPMAN WINS CITY CROWN IN THRILL.pACkED
 SOAP BOX DERBY CLASSIC

Jerry Chapman, l2-year-old En- pire newsboy. will go to Akron, Ohio, to compete in the All-Am- erican Soap Box Derby August IT by virtue of his winning the Ju- neau championship yesterday in the first Derby ever held in AL aska.
 Chapman, sponsored by Tom Dy- CT of the Standard Oil Company, sent his speedy car No. 34 over a rainy 18th Street course in record time to capture the main prize of the big event sponsored by the Juneau Rotary Club and Daily AL aska Empire.
 A crowd of well over thousand spectators stood shoulder to shoul- der along both sides of the entire course to see 6l boy-built cars come down the lanes. A steady drizzle of rain was ignored by spec tators and competitors alike as the excitement of the race kept all minds and eyes on the racers.
 Minard Mill Second
 Young Chapman narrowly beat out Minard Mill. SJr., l4, for first place honors. Chapman was the winner of Class B and Mill of Class A competition. They were pit ted together in the final race of the day for the M. E. Coyle silver trophy, gold wristwatch, the all- expense-paid trip to Akron for boy and car and the honor of repre- senting Juneau in the national finals.
 Mill, as second place winner, will be awarded a shiny new bicycle.
 Placing third was Jack Turoff, l2, who defeated Charles Linehan, IA, in a special runoff for that place. Turoff wins portable ra- dio.
 NACO0A WnnACIS
 Medal winners in Class A were: Mill, first; Linehan, second, and Tony Del Santo, third.
 Class B medal winners were: Chapman, first; Turoff, second, and Keith Weiss, third.
 Outclassing all competition, 10- year-old Stanford Clark and his "Tin Can Special" won first place in Class c and years pass to the Capitol Theatre. Second in this class was William Forward, who wins a sleeping bag, while Billy Sperling won third place and a fishing outfit.
 Class A Results
 Young Mill won his Class A title in a final heat with Linehan after Del Santo and Wallace De- boff had been eliminated in semi finals. Del Santo won special runoff against Deboff for third place. Quarter final racers were winners of original heats.
 Class A heats resulted as fol- lows Gin finish order):
 Mill, Louis Bonnet, Rudy Krsul.
 Leonard Olson, Beverly z Lane, John Cass.
 Bobby Murphy, Eddie Hughes, Gustav Peterson.
 Ralph Kibby, Harry OBrien. J. L. Wilson.
 Del Santo, Billy Carlson, Leslie Hogins. Don Daigler, Gene Hanna, Err ling Martinson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-27
GERMAN SUB SIN KS FIVE
 FREIGHTER5
Claims Include 18.000 Tons of Merchant Ship
 Off English Coast
(By Associated Press)

Germany chalks up credit for the destruction of $500 tons of British merchant shipping today as sources claimed that one Nazi U-boat sent five merchantmen to the bottom off West Africa.
 Other German claims are that the Luftwaffe sank l8,000 tons of ship ping along the south coast of Eng land.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-27
FINLAND IS
 IN FIGHT ON
 5ovIET5N NOW
Devastation from Skies Forces LiftIe Nation
 Info Conflict

HELSINKI, June 27. - Finnish observers said devastation from the sky, such as typified the Soviet Rus sian invasion of two winters ago, has marked the outbreak of hos tilities between Finland and Russia. Acknowledgment of a state of war between the two nations was made last night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-27
READY FOR WINTER

RICHMOND, Va.-During a re- cent heat wave. E. c. Barrett Jr., reported to police someone broke into storage locker on North Plum Street and stole an electric fan-and a pair of ice skates.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-27
Mrs. Courtney Smith
 Goes South On Visit

Mrs. Courtney Smith and her daughter Courlyne left today aboard the Yukon for a two months trip. While in the south they will visit relatives in Everett. Wash, and in Portland, Ore.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-27
RULERS CARRY '. ON AT LONDON; AWAIT
 REUNION WITH PEOPLES

ood stead now
 An official of the Polish govern .nent in exile was recalling how ne and his countrymen were profiting by the lessons they
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-27
By WILLIAM w. WHITE
 AP Feature Service

LONDON, June 27 - Through long years of practice, we estab- lished certain routines of con- spiracy that are standing us i'll
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-27
New Bombers Being Used Which Garry and Drop
 Loads of Explosives LOUD REPORTS ARE
 HEARD, ENGLISH SIDE
Attacks Made on Docks, Shipyards at KieI-Num-
 erous Fires Started

LONDON, June 27.-British planes swept out early tonight in the direction of BOulOgne on the seventeenth consecutive night raidingt of German ob- jectives.
 A short time later. the familiar sounds of explosions were heard. The raiding forces included some of the latest type of bomb- fContin,,ed on Page Seven)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-27
OUMANSKY AND HULL

Oumansky has had frequent contact with the State Depart ment, especially last summer and fan, when Sumner Welles was
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-27
PRINCE RUPERT
 HALIBUT PRICES

At Prince Rupert today 56,0OO pounds of halibut were sold at 10.8O and 930 cents a pound
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-27
U. ;. SHORT SUPPLIES OF
 AMMUNITION
Irish Want Rifles, Buf FDR Wants Certain Assur-
 dntes First

HYDE PARK, N. Y, June 27.-- President Roosevelt today disclosed that a shortage of ammunition con- fronts the nations defense efforts.
 He said at a conference with newsmen he is looking into the question of sending some rifles to the Irish, but no ammunition can be sent because the United States is way behind in it's own needs.
 The President asserted the Irish want all kinds of things in addi- tion to rifles, but most of these the country cannot get for itself. He made it plain that armament aid to Ireland will be given only after as- surances that the Irish will defend themselves against a German att tack. but added that no such assur- ance has been received.
 As for helping Russia. the Chief Executive said he expects to confer on that topic with Summer Welles at Washington today by phone. He answered No" when asked wheth- CT the United States has ever taken up the possibility of using Irish naval bases.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-27

Regarding the ammunition short age revealed by the President, Jul neau ammunition and small arms retailers said today that their sup plies have not been depleted ano they are still able to get quick de- livery on orders.
 This is due, they said, to the fact that jobbers in the States foresaw the shortage and stocked large sup plies. However, when the retailers and jobbers' supplies are diminish ed, ammunition will be extremely difficult to obtain"
 They pointed out that several cali bres of hunting rifles and all revolv- CTS have been taken from the market until the end of the European trouble"
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Evening star., 1941-07-06
Flag Eta Home First
lin Final Feature al
|CharIes Town
Big Crowd at Closing
Of Most Successful
| West Virginia Meet

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va. July S.
The Au Revoir Handicap. q mile
closing feature of the Charles Town
Jockey Clubs 48-day meeting, to-
day went to j. Richardson's Flag
Eta, which splashed the distance
over q sloppy track in 80.
A getaway crowd Of 5000 attended
the finale Of the most successful
session since the sport was intro
duced to West Virginia with legal
lied wagering in 1888.
Willie Kelly proved the meeting s
leading winning rider with a
winners. There was tie for the
trainers crown between Everett
Brining and John Bosley, jr., both
Marylanders.
Kelly scored his 43d success when
he won with C. E. Georges High
land Song in the opening event.
The second race went to the feet
Happy Hostess, owned by j. Z
Simmons.
The form players had something
to cheer about when Mrs. V. l.
Blacks Star Canter, with Kelly
up, won the third.
Those who coupled Happy Hostess
and Star Canter in the daily double
combination collected SIG.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Charles Town Results

FIRST RACE-Purse $500; claiming.
3-year -olds and up; 4i3 furlonas.
s,f,ond N bs. ssee seoeeS S'' 1920 lS ssS sS ssS
HBlaze tRoot $50
Time. 0:527..
uA S Sot:T osa:n K.1 xn. .na R's snon ans shine.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500: elsininr
a..py ae...a aad W2.tt WI fsE9n' VOC
Sun Salvator tHsberj 40 500
famlsnds Root 800
Also r.n-Liboy P. Web Foot, Bri.r
Bird. Little Harpist and Mafuta.
THIRD RAcE-Pur... $500: el,imins
3-yes, -oios: furlonsx.
Corora (Scoeca 500
Time, / 81
Al Also ,s t,nINo,. Nor. R. R.. wsEsor5es @ B;OTin,
DAILY Donbie nsid sI6J
FOURTH RAcI-rurse. $500: elaiminr.
saii:9 g. XIX iad p' 'nTiGns e $40
lay Lag'sa%e. MOVIE. WHEN WHEN 500 $50 $50
Hsnn,kin.. Exhort and Asterisk.
s.y5', y%Es s..s,s., sas5,s ,;::,s $1,000 ,5e,. 4 Ap
o-Ieei-c .
Flas Eta kelly l246 500 $40
Eugle's Charm tPalumbol 500 2 40
]. Hal ROOT $50
Time 80.
Also ran-Fiv..o-Four. Dashinr Doe,
Pfmlico Lady and Berwyn.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $500: allowances;
3-yeer-olds and up: I. miles
Brooke Boy kelly 100 420 300
Bouncalong tO'MallesD $50 40
otrumminS tyessehI $50
Time, :532s
Also rin-Donab boy. Grand WAR; Ora
dAtim, Fusionette and Yankee Lad.
SEVENTH RACT-Purse $500 Calm
ins: 3-vesr-cldS and up; l.. mile:
Frank Broos] AelIyi $50 $40 GS9
Pack Saddle tMartinez) 80
Time, :54
Also ran--Jean c.. Miss Mint Drop. Con
nsmista. Worth Ovnins and Tsut.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming
3-year-olds and up: Ia miles
Cotillion toMalley, $40 llsQ 40
Quill tWright, 40 3 %
Aneneaid tPAlumoob go
Time. e:IS -
Also ran-Counterpart Ripplins Ray.
Sun sweep and Transday.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Dotted Swiss Registers Claim
To Fi|Iy and Mare Title With
Victory at Delaware Park

relish. Dotted Swiss came to the
wire two and one-half lengths to the
good of E. D. Axton's rank out
slider, Bala Ormont, to hit the
jackpot for $3.50. top money in the
closing-day feature of the 30-day
meeting. Fairy Chant. flying the
silks of William du Pont. jr's, Fox
catcher Farm, was third. while
Monida and Dorimar wound up in 4
dead heat for the short fourth
money.
For the second straight day Della
ware Park had EN- hanging from
the rafters and a conservative esti-
mate placed the crowd at upward
OF 10000.
Dotted Swiss was neglected woe
fully in the betting and she was
the sixth straight outsider to land
purse. Her payofi was $3.50,
$3.50 and S6.40.
The winner was one of the light
weights. in the field of Is and she
completed the l-16-mile spin in l:4s.
Level Best was the New Castle
favorite, but she never did untrack
herself and finished q thoroughly
beaten last.
The veteran Moose Peters had
the leg up on the Hanger color
bearer and he rode q winning race
from flag fall to wire.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Young Jorboe Is Threot
In Swimming Meet

Fourteen year old Leo Jarboe
probably will be one Of the young
est entrants in the Washington Air.
port swimming meet on Monday.
July IA. but his coach. Dave Tobin.
sees him rs q real contender.
Leo is young and has a lot to
learn, of course" says Tobin, but
from what I've seen him do recently
I'll give him q chance in several
events. especially the 60-yard breast
stroke" The youngster will rep
resent Washington Boys Club.
Jarboe. . student at Bladensburg
High, has been setting q fast pace
in boys club meets for three years
and has the national boys club 60
yard breast stroke and free style
championships to his credit.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Arlington Park Results
- the Associated Press.

FIRST RAcE-rur.e. 1s ,,lio $1,000: claiming;
Country Prince tr,rrelD 1870 s $50
Dinner Horn tMillst $50
Time. 20 is.
STAINS, Kiev Gaffney. Memorosa Million
Bucks. valdina, South Mil and Bronze
Busle.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ms: 3,yesr-oIos and up; turlonEs.
.l. r:, E.s,e H.y Gsses., s5ess 1880 ssc 80 ao 30
d Mordecsi 'McCombs> $50
Commission adams 500
Also ran-winlette. Go Home sure on
Tocity and High Talent.
Deadheat for third position:
DAILY Double paid Sl3o)
THIRD RAc-Purse. 81 900: elsimina
3-year-olds and up; Z furlonss.
Mighty Miss fStricklerl 40 $50 400
Dusky Prince (EbbertsI 20 $50
wsgshula 4In, .gS .craiU 500
Also ran-Chalsien, Linser Awhile
citeful Rita Jay, Arched Chin Music and
Colorado Ore. Z.
FOURTH RAcE-Purs.. ~ 200: claim
ins; 3-year-olds and up; u. miles on the
Pennsburs Garner, 1900 80 40
Saint Andrew. Haskell $40
Time, 3:023s
Also ran-Enslish Harry. He Man and
Uya!de.
FIFTH RACE-Plrss. $1,000; claiming:
3-year-olds and up: / mile
Waugh Pop Farrell 1920 100 $50
kriehtfors Litzenberserb $40 100
Biz Rover adams 500
Also ran-Loaue, Unanim. Match Up
Displayer, Bonjour, Montime and Creepy
Mouse.
SIXTH RACE-Purse,. $40, 900, added
Pstrify Donosci 400 800 2 so
Lotopoise (Young, 40 $40
Court Manners tSeabe) $40
Also ran-Valdina Melia, Nv Choice,
NVacity and zoroAstrs.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
Ing; 3-ysaI,olds and up; ihs miles.
Helen Lad lBorton, 1920 $40
Torch Stick tEads 420
Also E.n%skatins Mad. Military Girl.
Dronte II, Bachelors Bower and dambit
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim
Dark Phsons ecraief'P' aRa i' 1910 i "es SEQ $40
Ant: Air NcCombs, $50 500
Sweep Through fCrais) $50
Also ran-Jewelry. Dickory Dock, corker
Mighty Fine. Montana Miss Inscomira.
Deep Rock. Shansi and Feminist.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Two-Yeor-OIds Run Dead Heat
In HOLLYWOOD StorIet Stakes

ned StaretOr. 1t was q race fol-
3-year-oldS.
Made Greenock, long shot
racing for the Glad Acres Farm OF
Texas, and Phar Rong, owned by
c. H. Jones. ran one-two throughout
the 6-furlong sprint.
The winners were timed in l:l23s
seconds.
H. S. Nesbitts Staretor finished a
neck in front of Jerry Mayors Red
Jewel, which was but a nose In
front Of G. 8. Howard's Porter's Cap
Time for the mile and one-eighth
race waS 1:le4t.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Boss Hoss, Bradley
Castoff, Is Winner
AT Fairgrounds

DETROIT. July S. - Carroll
Graham's Boss. Hoss, a castof from
the Col. E. r. Bradley Stable,
Sprinted to a nose victory over Bar
Fly today in the $1,000 Frontier
Handicap before 1915 spectators at
the Fair Grounds.
The winners time of 1:442. for
the l 1-l6 miles was q second OF
the track record.
Behind the two horses in the
desperate stretch run was Sun
Pharos, two lengths back, while top-
weighted Epidor finished fifth.
Boss HoSs was piloted by Jockey
Patterson Nilligan and paid 500
straight.
The stake race featured the orig
inal closing day of Detroit's 4o-day
spring meeting, but an extension OF
~ racing days will start Monday, ,
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Unbeoten Petrify Bags Fourth
Victory With 6-Length Edge
In Arlington FiIIy Stake
and watched her 60 on to win as II
she was running of by herself.
Vanderbilt Collects S1s,7S0.

and watched her 20 on to win as II
she was running OF by herself.
Vanderbilt Collects S1s,780.
With seven starters, the race had
. gross value of $29 .2s0. with S19,780
going to owner Vanderbilt.
Petrify led all the way and finished
half dozen lengths in front OF Hal
Price Headley's Lotopoise, with John
Hay Whitney's Court Manners an
other nose back in third TO make it
a clean sweep for the Eastern in
vaders.
The two main Western hopes
Valdina Farms Melia and Milky
Way Farms MY Choice-got into
trouble and finished next to last and
last. respectively, in the field of
seven. Four lengths back of Court
Manners was Salubria Stables vi
vacity and J. N. Camdens Zorro
astra was fifth in the field. Petrify
ran the furlongs in LIPS.
The winner of her three previous
races. Petrifv went to the post an
even-money favorite.
Ruperto Donoso. the Chilean
jockey who came west to ride the
Vanderbilt fllly. got Petrify STEP
ping fast at once Under a steady
hold the fine-striding filly quickly
opened up a length lead. with Loto-
poise and Vivacity showing the way
to the others.
Rider Suspended for Foul.
Heading into the far turn. Petrify
kept her lead. but the field was pretty
we'll punched except for the trailing
Goroastra. which was bothered when
a hind bandage came loose
Valdina Melia was running nicely
on the inside when Vivacity came
over on Ny Choice and caused
Jockey Arthur Craig to pull up that
fillv. Jockey Jack Richard. who
rode Vivacity, was set down 10 days
by the stewards for failing to keep
his mount straight.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
~ the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. July 5.-Petrify. sleek
chestnut miss undefeated in her
brief racing career, ran to . six
length victory in the rich LaSsie
Stake for 7-year-old flllies at Airing
ton Park today.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt. Of New York.
her owner, was as happy as those
in the crowd of $4,000 who backed
the speedster down to even money
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Ernie Dusek Threatens
CoIemon's Mat Streak

Able Coleman, the diminutive
Polish grappler, who has won five
straight local matches, will run into
q tough opponent Thursday night
at Turner's Arena Coleman has
been matched against Ernie Dusek,
the tow-headed Nebraska Wildcat.
The match will be Dusek's first
at the arena in three months. 1t
will be Coleman's sixth straight ap-
pearance here.
Coleman's string Of arena victims
includes Angelo Leone. Jim Austin.
Lou Plummer. the Green Hornet
and Milo Steinborn.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Detroit Results
- the AIsoeiated Press.

FIRST RAcK-Purse. $500: claiming
4-year-elds and up: furlonss.
Skippy NeGee Grid 900 40 500
fe&fin Pete .oros, $50
Also rsn-ocean TIDE. Euneys. cruna.
Hadith. Merrily San, Norie and Black
AFfGH FED
SECOND RAcE-Purse.. $500: claiming:
H.etee sas n' g5Snfs g." ehq{s ESQ
Welding wallace 80 $50
Ina Dear tCsTrI $40
Also ran-Arsos. Someone Else fCanis
10 s.giah' .,a fAndho"' Asseondsr. ssphi
daily Double paid $3.50
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $500; el.imins
3-year-olds: 8 furlonss.
cS, cs.hf ksg9. n.nsSR s%.Il,.. 1850 ssS . "a e
Loehlea ,Green' 11.4o
Dsnae. ceepeet.s. Ruckeile. fLittl. Khay-
yam 9r,.1S a1d Embrace.
Fourth RAcK-Purse. 5000: el.inins;
3-yesr-olds and up; a furlenss.
Sweet Wine tKins, 40 800 $50
erinee.s olo iHanaue) 1850 $50
Bold Turk ,Piersonb $50
Also ran-B.troth.d. Otto. Choice,
Hada Dear and Bilimar.
FIFTH RAcE+Purse. 81 1900: allow
sness: 3-year-olds and upward: 9 furlonss
Dora May KING 1920 $50 $40
n.pino Gold (Millisan) 400 go
Miss Ethel Piersonl 40
Also ran Grier's Star. ohandera,
. True Star and Rock Maker
al. Schmitt entry.
Sixth RACE-The Frontier Handicap:
Dorss. $1,000: 3-year-elds ana up; Ii.
Boss Hoss IhilHsan) $40 40 $40
Bar Fly (Birleyb 400 300
Sun Pharos tPierson} 800
Time, 1:4n
Also ran-siganar. Dollar BAY. Dancins
Lsht, Epidor, Dream Boat and buckinR.
sRvKrTH RAcE-Purse $500: claim
ing. 3-ysar-olds and up; 1 mile and 20
Kenneth K. tGresn) 7.40 4.20 800
Fnghty Marie tHanauer) 24.s0 900
Ny Baby t0rin, $50
Time, Ar
Also ran-Satin Rolls, Marin Foxleish
and water Cure.
K0HTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
3-year-olds and up: Iis miles.
Flyahesd ,Millisan) $50 $50 $50
Amepcan Emblem king 40 800
Arcadian iPiersonb $40
Time, 49,.
Also ran-Morris 0riner, Out Of Fire
Grand Duke and Jimmy W.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Favored Stafford I'd
Suffers His First
American Loss
ToIo Rose, Five Lengths
Behind, Runs Second
In $4,000 Event

NEW YORK. July S (Pl.-William
Woodward's whimsical s-year-old.
Foxbrough, proved an able substi-
tute today for his more highly re-
garded stablemate, Fenelon, when
he easily won the seventh Butler
Handicap at Empire City.
Fenelon was supposed to carry 100
pounds in the 3-16-mile $25 900
handicap but Trainer Sunny Jim
Fitzsimmons decided he should not
accept the issue since the track was
muddy most Of the day. Arnold Han
ger also scratched Dit. leaving only
fve to do battle before = crowd esti-
mated at $4,000.
His First American Win.
Foxbrough did not loaf or refuse
to extend himself after getting to
the front today. With Jimmy Stout
In the saddle the full brother TO Gal
liant Fox. ranked as the best 2-year-
old OF his wear in England. followed
the pace to the far turn, then took
to the outside and went on to win
by Ave lengths foi his initial Ameri-
can stakes triumph.
A. j. Sackett's Tola Rose. running
on his own after Trainer Max Hirsch
scratched Dit, accounted for the
place. a length and . half before ].
3. Partridge's Devils Cras. r. B.
Strassburgers French refugee. Sal
ford Id, was fourth for his first de-
feat in four starts on this side Of
the Atlantic.
Beats Only Equitable.
The French horse was the favor
ite but managed to beat only the
fillv. Equitable.
Tola Rose was the first to show
In front but gave wav to Stafford at
the three-quarter pole. A quarter
mile farther along, however. Stout
had Foxbrough winging and the son
Of Sir Gallshad III attended strictly
to business in the final drive
Foxbrough covered the distance
IN l5Sls under 1lS pounds and won
$4,000. As the third choice in the
betting, he paid $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Mclaughlin, Clerk, Wins
20-MiIe Auto Contest
BY the Associated Press

6fhsUCIdIeu
UNIONTOWN, Pa. July 5.-Wil-
bur Mclaughlin 28-year- -old Union
town clerk, today won the 5o-mile
stock automobile race here that he
entered on q dare. His time was
49:57.62.
Alvie Sweigart. New Castle. Ind,
was second. Billy Jones, Savage,
Md, third; Lawrence DArner, Zanes.
vile, Ohio, fourth, and Arthur Ir.
win, Pottstown, fifth.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Eternal Bull Cracks
Suffolk Mark With
An Upset Victory
Covers Five Furlones
In 58.6 Seconds to
Capture Stondish
B> ttt Associated Press.

BOSTON. July 5.-Eternal Bull.
coupled with Bold Question as
the Allen T. Simmons entry. cracked
the Suffolk Downs 5-furlons mark
today as he scored surprise tri-
umph in the $500 added Myles
Standish Stakes. 2-year-old feature
race on the Saturday card.
+ Eternal Bull knocked one-fifth OF
q second of the track mark. cover
ing the sprint in 586. Early in May
the colt smashed the track mark for
AZ furlongs.
The winner. taking command st
the quarter. led for the rest OF the
distance, holding a hslf-leneth ad-
vantage over Mrs. Albert Sabaths
favored Alsab at the finish.
Bold Question finished third and
Marshall Fields Ack Ack wound up
fourth in the field of eight.
The victory was worth 1925 10
Simmons. who witnessed the run
ming of the stake
Evening star., 1941-07-06
u the Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES, July Sin the
closest finish for major stake
ever seen in California. Phar Rong
and Made Greenock hit, the wire
In . dead heat for first place today
in the battle of the 2-year -olds
ut Hollywood Park-the $4,000
StArlet Stakes.
The pair could not be separated
by the camera and the purse was
split. >
Red Jewel was awarded the q, 900
Archer Handicap, supporting
feature. when the stewards disquah-
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Empire City Results
D, the Associated Press.

Bs the Associated PresS.
FIRST RAcE-purs.. $1,000; special
~eiEhts: maidens: 2-yeG-olds turlo1ss,
sS.Tns5 sSs s., r',s: sos:z:os ss.5' sso Sc Sc sc
over Limit tsmithp 40
Also ran~Boid Emblem. Son I. Hal.
Aulrush and Hard Blast.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 500: special
~.ishts: maidens: 5-yesr-olds and up; 8
H.l.n sY9. -. sinh. ti+o 1870 ~
celaeno tskeIlvl 1900
Time, 1:l0s..
H,id.ne. B.ttefront, cielits 'ufn X MARQUIS rn
Crown Gem and b Nile Queen.
WheatleY Stable entry.
DAILY Double paid 1881 .20o
THIRD RAcE-Purse, 81 500: claiming
F.2 kff cdoal.i EsI''0n' &c &c 80 fcs
Fin, fredn i.1nsn5 - - o:eo
Also rsn-TWo Ply, J.vbre.ker and
dnp Deaf heat for hrst position.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. ~ 600 added
etinr Handicap; 3-year-olds and up about
6 furlongs.
s5h sn' raansHSrth ATsaFe Meade $40 ssS sssS IS" ssS
Old Rosebush iSkeliyl 2 so
Time. ! 90
Also rsn-The Fiend. ccekerel and Grey
Wolf
FIFTH RACFPurse SeSoO0 added:
S-year-olos and up; ] 1. miles
Foxbrourh Roberts $50 3,n 34O
Tola Rose iBiermanI $40 . 80
Devils Graz fLndbergl $40
Time. :5sl.
Also ran-Salford II and Equitable
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 81 500: claiming
S-year-olds and Up: |: miles.
Hillblond fstoutl $50 a;n go
Slave Charm tSkelly) 1850 11n
Dissembled tGray) e3o
Time 2:n1-x
Also ran-Nudes and Dams Folly.
SEVENTH RACL-Purse. 81 800: claim
MS 3-year-olds and up: I. miles
Cupboard Meade, $40 $50 s10
Lsvin tSkeiy, $40 3ro
DeSerter iRobertson) $40
Time, zoos.
Also ran-Scatter Brain indoxa ita hls
Interpreter and Wesrcan.