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Evening star., 1941-07-04
First-FIight Card
In Virginia Event

By the Associated Press.
HOT SPRINGS. Va. July 4
Championship fight pairings today
in the Virginia Amateur golf tour
nament:
WynsoI Spencer VS.. DR.. W. J. Pllsn-
oWSkI.
Charles Pesram. jr. VS.. Frank StIns-
fellow.
George Payton VS.. John Dunlop.
Ralph English VS.. John James.
Jimmy Watts VS.. John Whlttle.
Meredith Watson VS.. A. c. Peyton.
A Dollins VS.. Jack Hamilton.
Paul Borderfer VS.. Burr Melvin.
Don O'Brien VS.. Bill Tomlinson.
LEROY Capeheart jr. VS.. Durells Canada
George Fulton. jr. VS.. Harry Wheeler
Walter Cushmsn VS.. WAYNE B. Clark
Linn Hammond. ir.. VS.. Beverley Shriver
Sam Bates VS.. Joe Jsmison.
Charlie Kent VS.. Aulick Burke.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
SemifinoI Drives Threatened
By Adoir, ConoIe Spice Play
In Mid Atlantic Net Meet

tional trophy. was the only semi
today. Long Ellis couldn't even work
Barney up to sweat. bowling quickly
without winning a game. Welsh was
to take on the winner of the john
sen-Adair encounter. If the former
rallied to win. Welsh would get the
opportunity TO avenge Johnsen's de-
feat of him in the same tourna-
ment last year.
Second seeded Don Leavens and
Bill Breese were to start their quar-
terfinal engagement from scratch,
not even having taken the court
last evening. The winner was to
tackle either Lynch or Canale in
the semifinals of the upper half.
Lynch, like Welsh, was itching for
revenge. with LeavenS being his
planned victim. Leavens took Lynch
in straight sets in The Star tourna-
ment last month. but Hugh doesn't
conceal the fact that he'd like
nothing better than another crack
at the newcomer.
Doubles Final Due Sunday.
Only one doubles semifinal match
was ready to start today as soon as
the singles were completed. Second
seeded Leavens and johnson were
paired with third-ranked Charley
Charming and Dick Murphy, but the
semifnsl opponents of tourth-rated
Adair and Eddie Miller was unde-
termined as play began today. Welsh
and Lynch had taken the first set
from Breese and De Witt Smith, but
the score was tied at TT in the
second and the underdogs were far
from being licked.
If all matches are run off today
as scheduled. the singles final will be
played tomorrow afternoon and the
doubles final on Sunday.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Spencer Is MedaIist
In Virginia Amateur
Tourney With 10
RI TIE Associated Press.

By tie Associated Press.
HOT SPRINGS. Va. July A.
Newport News delegation. headed
by Medalist Wynsol Spencer. held
the dominating position in the Vir-
ginia State amateur golf tourna-
ment today as 30 championship
flight qualifiers moved into their
first found.
Seven of the group hail from the
shipbuilding city, while six contest
ants represent Richmond clubs.
Roanoke had four.
Spencer equalled the amateur
course record for the battling. noun
tainsides cascades in yesterdays 18-
hole qualifying test when he fired
one under par 10.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Meoeer Hitting Hurts
Reds, indians

Neither the Reds nor Indians so
far have shown the stuff both looked
to have as the season opened. Both
have been getting soft-shelled hit
ting from the start.
This weakness can't be blamed
on Bill McKechnie nor on Roger
Pecklnpaugh. They are not re-
sponsible for 300 and better hltters
fading into the low 200 class.
The Reds still have the best or at
least one of the best pitching staffs
in either league.
The Indians have Bob Feller, who
is two good pitchers But none OF
the others has been any too hot-so
far. at least
At this July date the Yankees
show more confidence in their own
ability than any other American
League club. They have back the
old feeling that buoyed them up
from 1886 through 1899.
They were doubtful at first, but
there has been a big change in their
viewpoint.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
BY ROMNEY WHEELER,

ATLANTA, July 4.-Here's the
height of something or other.
Buster Poole, former Mississippi
grid great; Tad Smith, Ole Miss
assistant coach, and Jack Stuart,
Mississippi's trainer, all are
studying for degrees at the Ala
bama summer school. Poole
now is with the New York foot
ball Giants.
Add confusion: There are three
more Pooles at Mississippi this
year-Oliver, Ray and Fleming
all sophomore ends.
Personal stuff: That broken
collar-bone, which bothered Earl
Stewart of l.. S. U. during the
intercollegiate golf tournament,
was acquired in Texas last spring
when the cocky red-head was
showing a girl friend how to
break a bronco.
Dot Kirby isn't superstittous.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Record Is Held Likely
In 10-MiIe Contest

Favored by rain-drenched streets
and overcast skies. the fourteenth
annual District Of Columbia Recrea-
ton Department. -Takoma Citizens
10-mile run was expected to pro-
duce a record breaking winner to-
day.
A crack field of 33 hooters, in
Guiding Defending Champion Don
Heinicke of Baltimore, was sohed-
uled to leave the starting mark on
Mount Vernon highway at l:30 pm.
The finish was at Takoma Play
ground.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Dodeer, Cordinol Comps
Full of Confidence

When it comes to pennant feel
ing, there isn't much choice IN
Dodger and Cardinal camps. Each
believe it can make it. But Leo
Durocher is a trif1e more confident
than Billy SouthWorth.
We have a better team than I
had hoped for" Leo says. Herman
has been a big help. Whit Wyatt
is a big improvement in health and
winning results over last year.
Reiser is one of baseball's greats.
We are getting both hitting and
pitching. and We have bunch that
has all the spirit any team needs.
Hustle is a big part of winning
baseball, and we have plenty of
that"
You can say the same for the
Cardinals.
The Yankees, Indians, Red Sox
and White SoX have come to the
half-mile post today true to form.
So have the Dodgers and the Card
inalS.
The two big National League
form upsets have been the ReGs
and the Giants.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
lordner Boxer Switched,
But Too lote

According to my agents on the
Pacific littoral Call right. the West
Coast. Lemos is a switch hitter-csn
fight left-handed or right-handed.
Your correspondent recently man.
aged a fighter who could do the
same. but he seemed to lack some
thing. Maybe we should have got
Mr.. Lemos to give him TRANSMISSION
Our fighter switched from right
handed to left-handed whenever he
was in trouble, but by that time it
was too late. He was nice guy,
though.
Mr.. Lemos. it seems. elected to bat
right-handed against Mr. Scalzo. the
champion. This suited Mr.. Scalzo's
orthodox taste, and the boys split
the first four rounds. However. in
the fifth Mr.. Lemos crossed to the
other side of the plate.
He whaled Scalzo with a sudden
left hand and Peter looked i'll He
whaled him again, and Mr.. Scalzo
went down for nine. He Whaled him
again and the champ subsidized
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Minor Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, 10; Columbus, 3.
Kansas City. II: Milwaukee, 9.
louisville, 2: Indianapolis, O.
Minneapolis, s: st. Paul, 6.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Buffalo. 6; Toronto. B:
Rochester, 2; Montreal, l..
Syracuse at Baltimore, rain.
Only games scheduled.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Bnghamton, 4 Albany. g..
Sprirsfeld at Hartford ram.
Wilkes-Barre at Scranton. rain.
Only games scheduled.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
New orleans at Chattanooga; rain.
Little Rock, IL: Knoxville. -.
Memphis at Nashville, rain.
Only games scheduled.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Shreveport at Beaumont, rain.
Okla homa City, &: Fort Worth. 2.
Houston, 8: San Antonio, J.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
HOLLYWOOD. /: San Francisco, o.
Portland, y; Sacramento, o.
Los Angeles :; oakland, 9.
Seattle, /. San Diego. q.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Portsmouth. 3; Norfolk, 4.
Greensboro. Q; Wlnston-Salem, l.
Asheville, 10; Charlotte, b:
Durham, :: Richmond, & 10 INNINGS.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Lynchburg, T; Salem. /.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver. Il: Pueblo, 5.
Eloux City, 2; Sioux Falls. 1 az
rl~gSD.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Switch Ritters Not Rare
Enough for ScoIzo

There have been left-handed
champions before. The most recent
were Melio Bettina, among the light
heavyweights, and Young Corbett
(who was neither young nor Cor
bett) in the welter division. Fighters
who can work effectively from either
side of the plate, however, are rare
not rare enough to suit Mr.. Petey
Scalzo, but still rare.
On hearing of the sudden rise Of
Mr.. Lemos. Uncle Mike Jacobs, the
duce of boxing, snapped his fangs
into place and began to make propo-
sitions. Uncle Mike has world
featherweight champion of his own,
but Lemos probably is better one,
and the Duce will do his best to lure
the young Mexican from Los Ange-
les. Maybe Mr.. Lemos will be lured.
or maybe he will prefer to work for
the home crowds, as Freddie Steele
and Al Hostak used to do in Seattle.
wish Mr.. Lemos luck. but I think
his chance of getting rich would be
better if he weighed another 10
pounds.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Malone Golf Menace With Putting Touch Backing Power Developed Grid
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

Today year ago-The Brook
lyn Dodgers retained one-game
lead over Cincinnati Reds by
beating the Giants twice. Gin
cinnati set new big league rec
ord by winning its fourth straight
double-header.
Three years ago - Seabiscuit
finished second TO War Minstrel
by 3l2 lengths in Stars and
Stripes Handicap.
Five years ago-Helen Jacobs
won the Wimbledon singles title
for first time by beating Frau
Hilda Sperling of Denmark, So,
f6, IS.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Poole Family Big Help to Ole Miss on Grid
Army Beckons Parker Bonuo Is Soldering Comp Shelby

High School coach, has signed
with the Air Corps.
Ermal Allen, the Kentucky
flash who drove Tennessee
whacky on the gridiron last fall,
is getting a tougher workout
with Uncle Sam at Fort Knox.
He's learning gunnery.
Question unanswered: How
does he do it? Pitcher Abe White,
who couldn't win game for the
semipro Buford (GaD Shoe
makers, signed with Mobile in
the Southeastern League and
promptly won 10.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Gun Club Will Stoqe
Its REGULAR Events

Washington Gun Club resumes its
shooting race tomorrow at Benning
after skipping a week because of
last Saturdays Virginia Stats cham
pionships.
Two regular events will be held
beginning at 2 o'clock, a 50-target
test and a 25-target handicap.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Viroiniu Man Gets Job

WAYNESBORO. Va. July A.
Clarence Hale, Virginia graduate of
the department of physical educa-
ton, has been appointed as director
of athletics at Waynesboro High
School.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Sunday Come Is Wanted

Chevy Chase Dodgers want an
unlimited game for Sunday. Phone
Emerson 1491.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Second-Round List
In Western Golf
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.
July 4.-Todays second-round pair
ings in the 42d Western Amateur
golf tournament (time is mountain
StandarO:
Marvin tBudl Ward. Spokane, WASH,
VS.. Warren Berl, San Francisco.
Tucker, Dallas
John Kraft, Denver, VS.. Ellsworth
Vines, Pasadena, Calf.
Fred Newton Denver, VS.. Dee Rep
logic Oklahoma City.
Harry Todd, Dallas, VS.. Claude Wright,
Denver
Earle Berryhill. Sapulpa, Okla, VS.. John
Butts, Wichita, kanS.
Morris Norton. Wichita Falls, Tex, VS..
Frank Stranahan, Toledo. Ohio.
Harry MiSsildine, Tulsa, Okla. VS..
Verne tSpec) Stewart, Albuquerque, N.
Mex.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
Air Brigade Catches
Johnnie J 10 Take
Suffolk Feature
Crowd of $4,000 Sees
Strong Finish CIineh
Governors Handicap
By the Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
BOSTON. Mass, May 24.-Mrs.
Ethel D. Jacobs Air Brigade, &C
quired via the claiming route in
Florida last winter, rushed through
the slop to catch Miss Carrie
Hardins Johnnie j by a half length
today in the $1,000 0-added Governors
Handicap at Suffolk Downs before
a crowd of 25000
Held at second choice in the
mutuels, Air Brigade alone had the
drive to catch the firing Johnnie J.
who set the pace all the way.
H P. Headley's Third Covey fin
ished strongly four lengths behind
Johnnie j. William F. Mannaghs
Wise Bee, who chased the leader
most Of the way, ran fourth in the
field Of 10 starters.
Air Brigade. whose time was
1:4225, paid 1920, Sc. s42O for
81 ticket in the mutuel. Johnnie J
sll.60, S720 and Third Covey, $500.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
Groucher's Boy First
In Charles Towns
Berkeley Springs
Drives From Far Back
To Win Going Awoy;
Mr.. Jim Scores
special pispa tch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, May
24-Groucher's Boy. owned by DR..
Harry B. Langdon of this city and
one of the most consistent horses
ever to race here, ran mile and
one-eighth in 1:544s to capture the
Berkeley Springs Handicap, feature
of an eight-race card witnessed by
10000 fans.
Groucher's Boy, who had won
twice and finished second in pre-
vious starts here, come from far
back in the final three -eighths to win
going away. He paid $500. Mrs.
w Anderson's Hot Man, who alter
mated with BraZen Hussy in setting
the pace, outgamed R. c. Waple's
j. Hal and five others for the place
award
Mrs M Floyd's Apron Strings,
making her seasons debut in the
az -furlong opener, broke on top
and won easily in 0.5045 to pay
S228O.
Mr.. Jim, owned by the Skinker
Brothers of Washington, who race
under the nom de course of the
Flamingo Stable, led throughout the
second race, staged over the Charles
Town course. He paid $3.50.
Prettyman and Pence's Taut. an
other front runner, easily accounted
for the 6i2 furlongs Of the third to
pay $3.50. His score enabled those
fans coupling him with Mr.. JIM in
the daily double to receive 5000.
J. Pedrost's Clocks posted his fifth
victory in IS starts this year when
ne led throughout the seven -eights
of the fourth. He paid $7.40.
Evening star., 1941-05-25

The Missouri system of game
management empowers the game
and fresh water fish commission 10
fix bag limits, open and close sea-
sons and to regulate the manner and
method of taking and using game
and fishes according TO the ability of
the State TO supply them. Under
this setup commission can operate
efficiently with minimum of laws,
without waiting every two years to
enact them. 1t is saving partic-
ularly in an emergency
The adoption of this system comes
before the Florida Legislature in
1912. We would like to see Maryland
follow suit, for there is little doubt
that such commission would be the
means of saving and using TO better
advantage their wild life and natural
resources
Pennsylvania Conservation De-
Evening star., 1941-05-25
Pofranco' S Late Drive
Wins $4,000 Lincoln
Fields Handicap
Equistur Second, Kings
Blue Third in First
Of Stake Events
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 24.-Moving up
fast on the rail as the field hit
the stretch. the Lexbrook Stables S
Potranco today won the 5000 added
Crete Handicap at Lincoln Fields
first stake event Of the long metro
politan turf season.
Potranco, stepping the 6 fur
longs in lips, won by pa lengths.
with Mrs. Emil Denemark' Equistar
second and Huntley and Sher's
Kings Blue third in the field OF 10
starters.
Potranco, ridden by Doug Mac
Andrew. broke slowly. but MacAn-
drew worked the 4-year-old brown
gelding from ninth up 10 fourth at
the quarter as Equistar, Smacked
and Mystery Marvel set the early
pace. Then as they turned into the
stretch Potranco stepped out to win
in driving finish. Equistars place
margin was 2iz lengths. with Kings
Blue third by a length over Montsin.
The winner, who earned 81 $50 for
its owners, paid sll, Sc and s4.40
Equistar paid sll80 and $3.50, with
show money being $40.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
Suffolk Downs Results
By Inc ASSOClated preeS.

FIRST .RACE-Purse. $1,000. claiming:
5-Year-o -olcs: ] miie.
stingal!nE Schmidt $50 $50 $50
BrIehI Camp ,Atk!nSonl $50 $40
Parfa!; Amour 'Dupps 500
Also rsn-Mr. chicle, csvu, subura
Brave Action and Las: Chance
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000 claim
ins, sso,. .3-yy!ear-olos and up 8 sturlongs. .o
Indian Penny ,Vlna) $40 34u
PomUHt tBrI-est $50
Tine. l.l52-.
Also ran-sun Hish. MIS- MoegI. Jane
Vito. s.. Mortz and Bal o FIRE
Daily Double pad Sl4s0l
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000: special
weigh,s.. maidens, :-year-ods; ; furiones
34r S,irsr WI; n y s4 P9lk1 lI"o 80 : 50
Antlclimax A BodIou) 300
Also rsn-Cstcau. Wood ROBIN. Ring
Leader. Try-Do-Ir. Rise Above Il
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000 allow
anccs. "-year-ojds. A. fUr,ongs
2. BTaT,oWn ,a6y 'IsyloTl so go 300
Ae1-Aek 4 May 40
Also ran-On Parole Meteor. smar;y.
oh Dead heat for first position.
FIFTH .RACE-Purse, sl.InO. claiming:
3;,-year-oloS and up; furlongs
Within tCortelettyt $50 out
OneTenth tSieberu ont
Time, l:1425.
Also ran-Gossip Time.
SIXTH RACF-PurSe 81 200: allow
ances: 3-vear-oldS: l mile
Silver Tower ,Tavlor, $50 42n out
Fancy Free tMcMulen) 44O oUf
Ernie Hoist Young OUT
Time. 40.
Also ran-Misty Quest and sabulus.
SEVENTH RACE-Purss $4,000 added:
governor Handicap, 3-year-old and up
Air BRIGADE lB;erman) go 500 40
Johnnle tSchmidl lI60 30
Third CoFoy tBodioul s 30
Time ia
Also. ran-votum, 'Wise Bee. doubt
MOI AdEocator, Ne Ster Henry +Lioerty
Franc, "HalcYon Boy
y U. Grafton and Mrs. T Christopher
'Field
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 600; 4-year-
Oids and I'D: Ia miles.
Stalagmite Taylor 1000 54O On
Ho Eros "a
Time. l:5S
Also ran-Cosse. Sicklebill. Discourse.
san Antlocar SomaH and Grand Day.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
Widener's 's5-Year-0Id
In Late Rush Beats
Bold and Bad
Third Money Is Nobbed
By Hosh; Wright Entry
One, Two in Juvenile
Sy the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 24.-George D.
Wideners strappIng chestnut s.
year-old, Eight Thirty. strengthened
his position as the leading con-
tender for the handicap division
crown today when he easily won
the Metropolitan mile and its purse
of Sl0,250 at Belmont Park.
Coming from behind as if his
heavy impost of 132 pounds was
q mere feather, Eighty Thirty shot
between horses in the stretch to
win the 48year-old race by two
lengths in 1875 and chalk up his
second victory in as many starts
this season. He also won the to-
boggan handicap at Belmont.
Runs Race in Last Half.
The second largest crowd of the
two-week-o meeting 2976O. saw E.
r. Bradley's lightly weighted Bold
and Bad take runnerup honorS. a
length in front of Mrs. Payne Whit
reys Hash. Maxwell Howards The
Chief was headed out the money,
while Haltal. winner of the Dixie,
never threatened as he wound up
fifth in front of Roman Flag and
Roman. the early pace settlers, and
Grey Wolf.
Slow to start as usual Eight Thirty
was no better than eighth as Roman
Flag showed the way past the first
quarter pole, with Roman in closest
pursuit. Harry Richards moved the
Widener horse up to sixth at the
half-mlle post and then he really
began TO run. At the three-quarter
pole he was in front by a half
length and stretched the advantage
to length at the top of the home
drive. He came down the last
quarter mile hanging on the bit to
reward his many hackers at $3.50
for 81.
Wright Colts Run One. Two.
The seemingly unbeatable combi-
nation of Owner Warren Wright,
Trainer Ben Jones and Jockey Wen
dell Eads scored another major sue
cess in the 65th Juvenile Stakes when
a pair of Wright's colts finished
one. two.
Sun Again, with Eads up, breezed
off with the S8175 portion of the
purse by three lengths. Some
Chance was second by a similar
margin with Buddy Haas handling
the reins Scotland Light from the
Darlington Stable was third in front
Of Mrs, Charles S. Paysons favored
Amphitheatre.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
Eight Thirty Closes in on Handicap Division Crown With Metropolitan Win
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Washington's last hope Of
ending their western swing with
an even break went skidding
when the White Sox hammered
Acosta and Schacht for u hits
and a 6-5 victory.
Coach H. A. Bruce of Lafav-
cite College track team predicted
that Higgins. Columbia's great
runner, would do 4l6 or Ait
mile.
Henry Groh. holdout third
baseman Of the Cincinnati Ma
tionals, again failed 10 come TO
terms and left Cincinnati with
the statement that ne never
will play another game with the
Reds"
Evening star., 1941-05-25

SES EN- ! = rNlN ES-A "a et' ~'f'fs N4eAAAA-4ah'
3-year-oldS and up. = miles.
Windsor Chief 'PaMmbo) ! 10
TTsn>day lPalumoot llh
IrO>tar Roof --------- 10
Hastings View Kelly )---- llS
SArtiSI tWriEht --------- II
XStephen Jay Peck ------------ Ill
Strumm!ns tPalumbol ---------
Cora Kay &C. Kirk ---------- Ill
ReoelliouS kelly --------- 1l6
Mamie'S Lad (HackerN --------- IL
xChemp FIeury ,Eyersole) ---- Ill
Bad Dreams kelly ------ III
Evening star., 1941-05-25
Outbid and Vain Prince
Score at HOLLYWOOD
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, May 24.-Neil
McCarthy's Outbid and Mrs. Clyde
Phillips Vain Prince won the divi-
sions of the $4,000 Haggin Stakes
before 10000 persons at Hollywood
Park today.
Both divisions-15 horses in the
first and IA in the second-were won
in 1:07 fiat for the 512 furlongs.
Neither winner was the favorite
Evening star., 1941-05-25
About Fishing Licenses.

Probably the question asked most
of fishing scribeS and the United
States Fish and Wildlife Service is:
Does such and such a State have
a tourist fishing license?
1t comes from the greater ranging
OF anglers, and the desire to wet a
line wherever they might spend
their vacations.
The Wildlife Service has been ad-
vocating the adoption by the various
States Of part time or tourists nom
resident licenses. believing such a
license. good for a short period and
costing about the same as a resi-
dent anglers license, would result
in fewer violations and greater
revenue.
Many States, 33 to be exact. have
adopted these tourist licenses for
a period of from to 80 DAYS. Every
State close by issues them. In
Virginia the cost is ST for two days:
Maryland, S125 for one day; Penn
sylvania. three DAYS for 81 GO: North
Carolina, s1l0 for one day, and
Delaware, six days for 1925. Every
New England State and every State
along the Atlantic seaboard. with
the exception of New Jersey and
Georgia, sells part-t time license.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
Wise Moss, in Field,
Gets Nose Decision
AT fairgrounds
BY the Associated Press.

by IHt hNELCIdTtu PIta3.
DETROIT, May 24-Wise Moss,
a coal-black 3-year-old flly, owned
by Mrs. Ed McCuan. raced 10 nose
victory in the $500 Dominion
Handicap, the 6-furlong feature at
the Fairgrounds track today.
Light weight under l03 pounds in
the field Of l3, Wise Moss was
grouped in a mutuels field which
also provided the second horse, Les
ter Vlmonts Burgoo Miss. the early
leader Wise Moss went the distance
in l:l125.
With the fielders running one-tvo
they paid $3.50 straight, $3.50 to
place and S4 TO SHOW.
Evening star., 1941-05-25

SIXTH RACE-Purse. 80 900. handicap:
3-yesr-olds and Up: l mile and 20 yaros
sun PnaroS Robertson 1920 500 , SO
Show Up (keiperl 4SO $40
Cooling Sprng tScurlOckb , 90
Time, l.43
Also ran--Dresm Boat. sidout. Black
Evening star., 1941-05-25
Hansen Is Speediest
As -Four More Get
Auto Race Spots
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PRESS.
INDIANAPOLIS May 24-Four
drivers qualified today for the In
dianapolis Motor Speedway Memo
rial Day 500-mile race, increasing
the certain starting field to 25.
An additional qualifying period
will be permitted tomorrow from |
to 7 pm.
Mel Hansen of Los Angeles turned
in the fastest qualifying time today.
wheeling his four-cylinder 'front.'
drive mount for 10 miles at l24559
miles an hour.
The other qualifers today were
Frank Brisko of Chicago, Louis
Tomei Of Van Nuys, Calf, and Joe
Thorne OF Burbank, Calf.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Charles Town
BEST BET-SCHLEY AL.
SIXTH RACE-MAESIDE. YAM
KEE LAD. BIG STEEL.

MAESIDE appears to have
been raced and worked into top
condition. YANKEE LAD just
galloped to cop his last and he
Is the one to be beaten. BIG
STEEL is as good as his last vic
tory.