davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
THIS map graphs the
battle of Eurone Va

THIS map graphs the
battle of Europe vs..
Europe. the Nazi-united
western half against the
eastern half, which is Rus
STA.
This is a development in
the second World War that
no one dreamed probable q
year ago in the light Of the
non aggression treaty be-
tween Russia and Germany.
That in August Of 1889 left
Germany free to attack
Poland and then take on
England and France.
Germany wanted to be
free of Russian entangle-
ments only for one reason:
Germany did NOT want
to fight on two fronts.
Germany's modern mill
tary leaders felt that was
the mistake of the Kaiser's
Germany and was the real
reason for tha defeat in
1918.
But now, modern Ger
many finds herself fighting
not on two fronts but three
- the newest one $500
miles long, from the Arctic
Ocean to the Black Sea. the
longest battle line in mill
tary history.
To the west there's still
Great Britain, the only
bastion standing in western
Europe; in north Africa
there's still the British
Empire, fighting Nazis and
Fascists.
Above all, there's still the
Hitler grand strategy-the
domination of all Europe.
This latter cannot be
achieved without food for
the nations now under the
Nazi heel and unable to
fend for themselves in in
ternational trade; nor can
it be achieved without the
immobilization of Turkey
and the fall of the Suez
Canal; nor can it be
achieved without more raw
materials for the German
war mills and oil for the
wheels Of war.
Hence the attack on Rus
STA. This one stroke, il
successful, will settle all
Germany's problems. The
fabulously rich lin natures
products) Ukraine will pro-
vide that food and those
raw materials. a land route
To complete the encircle-
ment Of Turkey by Maxi
armies joining with those
in Libya for a gigantic
pincer attack on the Suez.
The oil comes without much
effort then: There are the
Russian fields and the pro-
duction of Iran and Iraq.
How Germany is going
about this is indicated by
the numbered arrows; those
are her four main attacks
in the north by NSzi and
vengeful Finnish troops, in
the south by Nazi and
vengeful Rumanian troops.
in-between by Nazis alone.
The Red border troops:
100000.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

TosSers from all sections OF the
city and from nearby Maryland and
Virginia are printing for the colored
section of The Evening Star annual
horseshoe tournament which opens
with qualifying play September Is
and 16 on the Commerce Building
courts. Play each evening will
begin at 6 o'clock. There will be
no entry fee.
According to Arthur A. Greene,
director of the colored section of
the tournament, Independent play
in the last IL months has uncovered
numerous pitchers who have s
chance of unseating Holsey Ford.
reigning colored Metropolitan king.
Ellis Seeks Revenge.
George Ellis perhaps is the most
formidable of these Winner of the
District title last year, Ellis was of
to a good start in the Metropolitan
final in winning the first three
games. Then Ford took the fourth
and from then on scorched the
stakes. He. pitched SO per cent
ringers in the last four games and
So for the match. Ellis. determined
to win this year, is practicing daily
on the Twelfth street Y. M. G. A.
courts.
Another threat to Ford will Be
the i5-year-old Harry Budd who
reached the District hnal and the
Evening star., 1941-09-07
o Second Best to Henson Big Question as Horseshoe PyOM Start
AIsob, Bought for $500, Boosts
Winnings to $72,78O With
Fifth Straight Triumph

for only 500 a year ago By Albert
SABBATH. Chicago attorney, galloped
to an impressive victory in the S. 900
Added Prairie State Stake, closing
the highly successful 32-day meet
ing at Washington Park. The vic
tory was worth s4,l10 to Alsab's
owner.
ALsab's s72l80 winnings are just
s5.095 less than Whirlawsy won
last year to become the leading
juvenile winner of 1910. and Alsab
has at least two engagements left
ON this seasons calendar.
Moving with precision and grace.
Alsab finished 81 lengths in front
Of Brownell Combs Miss Dogwood.
Another three lengths back in third
was Dixianas First of All T. D.
Bulls Sweep Singer. John Marsch's
Bolus and F P. Letellier's Questivive
were the others in the 6-horse field
| and they finished in that order
| AlSab's time for the six furlongs
was liz.
All those in the crowd of 20. 900
! who fancied AlSab's chances coll
lected $3.50 for each 81 win ticket
Alssb paid s240 TO place and $500
to show. Prices on Miss Dogwood
were $500 and 81 40 and first of sll
paid $3.50 to show
AlSab's next start will be in the
| $40. 900 added Eastern Shore at
Havre de Grace next Saturday and
he may return TO Chicago for the
S. 900 Added Juvenile Handicap on
September 20 at Hawthorne. which
opens a 30-day meeting Monday
1t was the remarkable AlSab s
| seventh victory of the season.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
CoIored Horseshoe Pitchers
Hold PreIim September 1916

Metro semifinals last year to create
q sensation. Others who are showing
promise in practice are: Charles
Davis. Harrison Tyler, Julius john
son, Robert Williams, David Daniels,
Andrew Campbell, Robert Dicker-
son, Reginald Briscoe, Raymond
johnson, William Anderson. Joseph
Cole, M. jackson, 0. Holmes, Leon
Hawkins, James Radcliff, Aaron
Hunter, John Curley, Ike Bell, j.
Beckley, Lincoln Roots, Alfred Will
son, Samuel Wedge, Ernest Mar
bury, and E. A. Kell.
Maryland Group Strong.
The Maryland candidates, led by
John Sembly and Burnett Robin
son, will invade the District with a
group of fine pitchers. The Virginia
squad with tossers from Alexandria
and Halls Hill have capable pitch
ers in Walter Smith, former State
champion; Norman Putnam, Ernest
johnson, Samuel Gillian and Al
bert Butler.
Several members Of the "Y" staff
also are ambitious this year. Among
those priming are Winfield Thomas
and Frederick Robinson. For further
information concerning the colored
section of the tournament pitchers
should phone the Twelfth Street
"Y", Hobart 1854.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Patrick's S Bat Title
In |. |. Is CIouded
By Game Record
~ the Associated Press.

BY tne ESSOC-EleO fTtSs.
NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-The bat
ting championship of the Interna-
tional League is going to be subject
to the same kind of a dispute that
involved the National League last
year.
With the season ending this week
end Bob Patrick of the Buffalo
Bisons has a stranglehold on the
lead with an average of 321. How
ever, up till Thursday he had been
at bat only $40 times in 95 games.
Ordinarily the championship is rated
on 400 or more times at bat and
appearances in more than 100 games
II this yardstick were applied,
the winner would be Gene Corbett,
who divided the season between
Baltimore and Newark and had
mark of .310 in 142 games with 500
times at bat.
Five others, with 300 or more
times at bat. got into the 800
bracket. They were Tommy Holmes.
Newark. 308; Henry Majeski, New
ark, .307; Leo Nonnenkamp, New
ark, .306; Roy Hughes, Montreal,
.306. and Sid Gordon, Jersey City,
.SO5.
Johnny Lindell kept his monopo-
" on the pitching with 23 victorieA
ana four defeats.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Bargain Horses Bag
Featured Purses
AT Aqueduet
Market Wise Triumphs
In Edeemere; Bobylon
Goes to Requested
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. GA pair of
racing's biggest bargain wop a
total of sl3,625 at Aqueduct Track
today as Louis Tufano's Market
Wise won the Edgemere Handicap
in track-record time and B. F.
Whitaker's Requested captured the
Babylon Handicap.
Market Wise, sold for $4,000 two
years ago and later picked up by
Tufano after he had run in $500
claiming events. added s7,975 TO his
earnings TO bring the total for the
year to s47,09o. Requested's $3.50
purse brought the figure for this
$500 yearling to SAT 800.
A crowd of 21,l92. disappointed by
the showing of William Woodward's
favored entry of Foxbrough and
Fenelon, saw Market Wise gain with
every stride as he came down Aque-
ducts long stretch TO win by .
length and half.
Skaters Track Record.
He completed the 1ls-mile in so
fiat to cut Is second from the track
record Hash set last year. He paid
S12 for 81 in the mutuels as he
scored his seventh victory in 20
starts this year
Royal Man, an even longer shot
from the Tower stable, came in sec
ond after wearing down Fenelon in
long duel for the lead The top
weighted Foxbrough faltered in the
final drive and trailed Royal Man
by length and half while beat
ing the fast-closing Your Chance
by two lengths for the show.
Fastest As Rivals Weaken.
Wendell Eads rode Market Wise
in fifth place most of the way until
making his move at the head of the
stretch. The 3-year-old son of
Brokers Tip showed his greatest
speed when the others began to
weaken.
Requested, winning his sixth stake
event of the New York season and
his eighth victory in 13 starts, ran
the kind of race that has made him
the leading juvenile of the Eastern
season. He got away well, disposed
of Home VOLTS early challenge. then
kept driving to win by length in
the smart time of 1:114s for six
furlongs.
Mrs. Ethel " Mars Dogpaech beat
out William Woodward's Apache in
a photo finish for second place while
the other four starters were beaten
badly. Requested was strong IA
vorite, paying only $500 for 81.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Capital Owned Bill K.
Sets Pace All Way
In Weston Cap
Win at Timonium Earns
Trophy for Skinkers;
Moon Step Scores
Special Dispatch to The Star.


TTMONIUM, Nd, Sept. 6.-Many
Washingtonians in the crowd of TO-
900 race followers here today cleaned
up when Bill K. owned by fellow
townsmen, the skinker brothers, led
from flag fall to wire in the first
running Of the Albert G. Weston
Purse, g. -furlong feature.
Bill K, handled by Willie Dufford,
leading winning rider at the meet
ing. broke on top and raced the dis
tance in 1:2215. He was well clear
of Walter Wickes' Miss Fix 1t and
R. A. Bowman, jr's. Schley AL at the
wire to net his hackers s1l70.
Today's score was Bill KS third in
IA starts this year. In addition to
the purse. the Skinker brothers re-
ceived a silver trophy.
The race was run in honor of the
late Al Weston. who served as stew
ard at this course
The Forest Lore Steeplechase
Handicap. 2-mile secondary feature,
merely proved a workout for John
Bosley. jrs. Flying Falcon. favorite
The gelding raced the distance in
4:08 and was being eased up at the
end He paid $50.
Mrs. Helene w. Boyle's Noon Step,
making his 18th start of the year
won his fifth race when he led
throughout the 612 furlongs of the
fourth. He paid $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Aqueduct Results

steeplechase; 3-year-olds and up; about 2
Buck Langhorne CCruz) 49o $50 $50
Killamalock tBaumanl $40 3.10
Frantz Wilhelm IWalkerl $50
Also Tan@a Flemar, HeliOsraph and
q Glen-Na-Mons.
a j. Bosley. ir., and s. Waters. jr, entry.
SECOND RAcE--Purse. $1,000: special
weights; 2-year-old maidens: furlongs.
a Salto (Biermanl $40 3.2O $50
Rencourt James, $50 800
AnlbraS (WalD $40
Time. 1:12as.
also rob raPEa Fdi, jug Dnsen Gatnesq,
ron and Inferno.
"A. Hanger and King Farm entry.
b H. P. Headley entry
THIRD. RACE-Purse, $500: claiming:
3-yeaT-olds and up: 1Is miles.
Snow Sp stiGkS di1dbs1 'R9Ser'Sonp 700 go S$So
DARK May tHildebrand) 800
Also ran-Dsrk Watch. Noroton, orino-
co. LAWN and Miouelon.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, So. 600: claim
Exemplify CWestropej 1880 $50 400
Bnl FarnsSorth tJames) $50 80
Speed to Spare tWalD 800
Also ran-Early Delivery. Here Goes.
General Jack. Cacodemon, Scotch Trap,
MODERN navy.
sy the Associated Press.
FIFTH RACE-Babylon Handicap: purse,
$1,000 added: 2-year-olds: 8 furlongs
Requested (Westrope) $50 go 23O
Despatch tJamesl go 4SO
Apache tStoutl 800
Time, 1.l145
Also rsn-Espero. Home Wolf, Air Cur
rent and Anytime.
SIXTH RACE - Edgemere Handicap;
Purse. $4,000 added: 3yesr-olds and up;
ts miles
Market Wise CEads) 1900 600 go
Royal Man tWslD 1850 $40
Foxbrough tDonoso) 2lO
Time. 1850 new track record.
Also ran -Nearsight, q Fenelon, Your
Belalr Stud entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Hsndicap. Class C:
l Ii miles.
Rosetown tMeade) $50 $40 240
Hypocrite tWestropel $50 $50
Spanish Duke tSchmidD 800
Time, 1:44as.
Also ran-Bells dAmour and Choppy
Sea.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
tng; 3-year-olds and upward: l u miles.
Spin On (Hildebrand) 11.e0 6.5Q $50
Deserter (Coule) go $40
Brown Queen II tstrickler, 400
Also ran-Memory Book Lady Bethyl,
Scatter Brain and Interpreter.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Pilots Two Boil Clubs
To Flags in One Yeur

Steve Mizerak accomplished some
thing for the baseball record books
by winning two pennants as man
ager this season.
He piloted Emporia until that club
clnched the Southern Semi-Pro
League title and then moved on to
Petersburg TO lead the Rebels to a
flag in the Glass C Virginia loop.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
THIRD RACE-BAFFLER, WAR
PORT, TAM O'SHANTER,

BAFFLER has disappointed in
both of his Timonium outings,
but the gelding can better those
showings and he could take this.
WAR PORT and TAM O'SHAN-
TER both have scored victories
at this point and either could
be in the thick of 1t,
Evening star., 1941-09-07
SECOND RACE CRIMSON
LANCER, TAR ANNE, DOM

CRIMSON LANCER Just failed
to register in his last at this
oval and just a little bit of i'm
provement would find him in
the winners circle. TAR ANNE
has threatened with this sort.
DOMINAL has been with the
leaders in her recent tests.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
FIRST RACE - LITTLE ST.
ZANNE, JUNE PENNANT,
SHVNy nnNE

LITTLE SUZANNE copped at
Marlboro and Cumberland and
she has a corking chance in this
opening dash. JUNE PENNANT
won two straight before disap-
pointing in her last outing
SHINY DOME improved to win
his last in fair running time.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fost Track at Timonium
DIET

peak condition when he trimmed
a field of this caliber last Thurs
day. He will be hard to dispose
OF. JOAN ASBESTOS lost her
last at this point by the narrow
est Of margins. WINTONA is
as fl as she can be made.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
FOURTH RACE MARDI
GRAS. MEADOW GOLD,
GREAT SARAH

MARDI GRAS scored at Cum
beriand and Hagerstown and all
of his recent efforts speak of
his consistency. MEADOW
GOLD has been right there in
recent tries and she could have
a lot to say about the result.
GREAT SARAH has a good
chance.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
EIGHTH RACE-YANKEE LAD,
GRAND DUKE, BULL TER

YANKEE LAD wins his share
wien matched against this cali
Der of opposition and good ride
by Palumbo may be all that is
needed for brackets. GRAND
DUKE flashed early speed around
Detroit. BULL TERRIER could
share in the purse distribution.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
SEVENTH RACE - WORTH
OWNING, ACTRESS, BAR
pNEA

WORTHOWNING has shown
good form on occasion and ne
appears to have as good a chance
as anything else in this wide
open affair. ACTRESS has
worked swiftly of late and she
may have a lot to say about the
result. BARRACA is good now.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
nv the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATIVE ffcSs.
CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-Alsab, big
gest bargain in horse flesh in 10
years, won his fifth successive stake
today-increasing his earnings as
the Nations leading money-winning
juvenile to $72,180.
The phenomenal colt, purchased
Evening star., 1941-09-07
CoIored Mines Clash

Colored baseball teams of North
Carolina and Virginia will meet at
Alexandria Municipal Stadium TO-.
day, with the Winston-Salem Giants
opposing the Alexandria Depart.
mentals in a double-header. begin
ming at l o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Washington Park Results
By the Associated Press.


FIRST RACE-Purse, 1000: clsiminsi
3-yesr-olds and up: mile tcnutei
Bud On (Richardl 440 = R0 go
Fly Ne tBortonl $50 $50
Born to Run tMcCombS) 32O
Also rsn-Tinder Gal Little Jan. Pslter,
Baby Norma Joy, City Boy,
SECOND RACE-Purse. s. 600. claim
Rt9pIsbs R14ss Me ,Hs1esP Wleander $3.50 l2SS ss@3
AnopheleS .Ysrberry) 800
Also ran-Conrad ?. Mr. Moore, Pive
Fifty and Barbara S
Daily Double paid sl17.2OD
THIRD, RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claiming;
3-yesr-oldS and up: furlongs.
NsT M1Fifa bscdSe22 Rsq9ks sMcoomDs jo2o 80 $5o
Also ran--Art of War. Buddle Mac Ny
FOURTH RACE---Purse $1,000 claim
lIl,, ing, 2-year-oldS; 1it 3 furlongs
shasta Man tMcCombsj $50 400
Little Redfox George $50
Also ran-John HunnicusJ. James Quest.
Syrian Boy Knock Knock
3-yesr-olds and up; ! mile chute
Epiger (Wielanderl $50 $40 500
MeYlCana tMcAnOrevsl 800 50
Lady Federal tCrulckshankj 400
Time, 40is
Also ran-Smugsled In Flshvlfe Gold
| Lass, Gypsy Monarch, Morning Mail and
eurs-de-Llte.
SIXTH RACE-PurSe. $1,000 ADDED
Prairie State Stakes 2-year-oIds, 5 fur
| longs.
| ASab (Vedder $50 $40 200
| Miss Dogvood Riehard) 800 24D
4 First of AL tMcCombsl 2s0
Time, l.1l2s.
Also .rsn-sweeu svinEer. Quest viys
\ ana Bolus.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse Sl.1O0. clsIm-
1 ing. 4-yesr-oldS and upward IL miles.
Helens Lad tCruickshankJ so 40 = 50
Msrgo 9. (McCombsi $50 3 40
| InscOmits tMacAndrevl 900
Time-2.35is
Also rsn-Fsndsn. Lonely Road. Brown
Comet,
EIGHTH RACE-PuTse- 81 900. claim
ing. 3-year-olds and upward, "a miles.
Goshen CWielanderl 20 40 & So 90
Good Conduct tCruickShaukl $50 $50
Rough Diamond iMcAncrewSl so
Also ran-Nsnlts, Brilliant Light, Shin
MASTER. Wacky lack ann
Evening star., 1941-09-07
NINTH RAcE-Purse. sl,1O0: claiming;
rENrH lsuRsrrTUTE RAcE-Purse,
Pirates Buy Catcher

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 6 P,.-
Aiming to strengthen their backstop
department. the Pirates today pur-
chased Catcher Winnie Smith from
Memphis. He is hitting about .290.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Old Dominion Goes Aerial

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 6 (P.--
This will be forward passing sea-
son on Old Dominion college grid
irons, according to reports from the
"5ig Six" training camps.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Brothers Are Grid Foes

Bill Tate, Virginia Tech guard and
captain. has brother, Johnny, out
for football at V. NJ I. These schools
are hot rivals.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Boy, 13, City Net Chomp

When younger tennis champs are
produced, Columbus tGa) would like
to hear of them. The new city sim
giles champion is Edwin Adams, who
Just turned 13.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Pinwomen Stort Tomorrow

Washington Ladies Bowling League
opens its season tomorrow night at
7:30 at Lafayette Alleys with IL
teams rolling.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

THIRD RAC-Purse $500: 3-year -olds
and up; steeplechase: miles.
Flying Falcon Brooks $40 $50 400
ROUGE Catalan tComani 1880 $50
a Anchors Down Lacey $50
Also $50 ran&worthrul, Forest Charm,
Lone Gallant, War Port.
al Beavers entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500: claiming:
3-year-old and up; 6la furlongs
Noonstep saaGS ,HesnandeD $50 5.so 3do 3ddoo
Quick Vine tBernhardtl go
Also ran--Mass Formation, Lisht Dis
TTa 1dF s5s aP &C. fG"S aronss handicap
Bill K. (DuffordI ITO $50 $40
Miss Fix 1t Hacker $50 $50
Schley Al (Hernandez) 800
Also ' ran-Pirate Ship. shaileen. Con-
queror. Sd. and Flagetts.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500; claiming
3-year olds and up: ] /. miles.
River Broom Duford $50 40 $50
Curves tBernhard) $50 4.30
William v tSmith) 4.60
Also ran~Justa Jimmie. Heart Play
Golden Mayne, Mafuta, Maetake.
SEVENTH KACE-Purse oooO' cIsun-
ing: 3-year-olds and UP: Is miles.
Gimpey tScottl SO 800 2.40
Ida Time kelly $50 $50
Easter Holiday tWeber) $50
Time. 524s.
Also ran-Petee Lad. Ivy K. Contrite,
Boo's Letter and Baby Susan.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
4-year-olds and I'D; i. miles.
Peppery Dufford) $50 $50 2.70
Almac tGrant) $40 4.2C
Transday (Scocca) 800
Time-2:l92s.
Also ran-Mystic Man. Quill, Scoris.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
AQueduct Fast .

By the Louisville Times.
mo selections.
2-Alibi Babe, Inscogert, Tge's Echo.
!3-React, Proc, Quaker Lad.
4-Rice Cake, Wabaunsee, Place
ment.
5-Big Meal, Bean by Bean, Hard
Blast.
6-Corydon, Devils Crag, Piping
Rock.
City Talk. Paul Pry, Tedder.
8-Portet, october Ale, Allergic.
Best bet-Corydon.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Narrangansett Fast

4Ndi dhs ahsCtt VI doAIs
By the Louisville Times.
1-Sunburst. Try Do 1t. Accuse Me
odd Smoothly, Victory Bound.
Fly Gent.
Big Risk. Riverland, Teea Hour.
4-Pompa, Night Tide, Red Man
tilla.
SACK Rubens, Sparkling Gem
All Glee.
6-Advocator. Hi Sty. Here Again
7-Napper Tandy. War Relic, Yale
o Nine
8ICatomar, The Loom, Knights
SoX.
e-Senega. Holl Image, Billy Bee.
l0-Unimond, Cadet Bob, Embrace
Best bet-Advocator.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
FIFTH RACE-HAPPY LARK,
MARANDAN. RIARIAH

HAPPY LARK has run with
and trimmed better than these
appear to be and good ride
could be all that is needed for
an easy win. MARANDAN has
won often this year and she will
be in the thick of contention.
BLABLAH has speed and is fit.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

EIGHTH RACE-Purse- 81 900. claim
ing. 3-year-olds and upward Ia miles.
Goshen CWielanderl 20 40 Is So 90
Good Conduct tCruickShankl $50 . SO
Rough Diamond tMcAnorewsD 3 SO
Also ran-Nsnita, Brilliant Light, Shin
plaster, Wscky Jack ana Cayenne
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Timonium Results

FIRST RACE - Purse $500: special
weights: 2year r-olds: 4l2 furlongs.
MalyoiS (Acosta) 710 420 270
TovRrich tHernsndez) 400 $50
Olympian (Dufford) 230
Time, 0:51.
Also ran-Ssllie Harlow. Chief Teddy,
Bright Henryna. Carmada Red Duke.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming
3-year-ods and up: 6l2 furlongs.
Chief Cherokee tScottD 1920 $50 4 80
New step tEernandeZl 1i.40 $50
CHANGER tAcoSta) 3.20
Time. 22is
Also ran-Stockton Deodo. Lady Tim
arole. Microplay. Happy Hostess.
DAILY Double paid S50.10)
Evening star., 1941-09-07

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: allow
anceS; the Wakefield; 3-year-olds and up;
/ mile and 20 yards.
Boston Man 100 War Relic - 115
Napper Tandy I13 Yale o Nine - 1O4
Evening star., 1941-09-07

THIRD RAC-Purse. 81 900. claiming:
3-year-oldS and up furlongs
Marfeu Brooks lO.2O $50 3 50
New Discovery CMcCombsl go ) 90
LeWiStOWn tFaTreIl $50
Time, %
Evening star., 1941-09-07

SIXTH RACE-MATCH POINT,
JOAN ASBESTOS, WINTO-
Ma.
MATCH POINT returned to
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Racing Selections
For omorrow
Narraganett Park Fast .

Narraganett Park Fast.
BY the Associated Press.
mime, Poppycock, Shrimpie.
2-Dolly, Garden Gal, Old Smoothly.
3-Fairmond. Big Risk, Army Grey
4-Last Passage, Sun GiIl, Night
Tide.
5-Forestdo, Sparkling Gem, Jack
Rubens.
6-Chance Yen, Advocator, Hi-Sty.
War Relic, Napper Tandy, Boston
Man.
s-Country Lass, Warning Witch,
Love Mark.
s-Florian 9 End, Battleline, Cloudy
Night.
Sub race-Cadet Bob, Neddie's Hero,
Unimond.
Best bet-Chance Yen.
Consensus at Aqpeduct Fast.
By the Associated Press.
Jacket, Betty's Buddy, Scotch
Tar.
2-Shemite, Smart Daughter, Small
Wonder.
SGolden Bubble, React, Spanish
Dell.
Equator, Perkiomen 2nd, Distant
Isle
5rBig Meal, Hard Blast, Sense.
6-Corydon, Piping Rock, Olympus
Paul Pry. City Talk, The Fop
8-Bright 8 Gray, october Ale, Portet
Best bet-Golden Bubble.
Washington Park Fast.
BY the Chicago Daily Times.
1-Polish Beauty, Waltham Cross
Woodford Belle.
2-Surcouf, Cannibal. Magic Winnie
3-Connie Ann, Mr.. Smith, Song
Spinner.
+Stroube g. Collins & w C
Strube entry, Transformer, Bold
Chance.
5-Crossbow ID. Last Call. Matchup
6-Smacked. Equistar. Float Away
7-Torchstick, Jack Vennie, Colo
RADIO Ore
8-Panjab, Skipped. CORVALLIS
S-tsub,- Syls Betty. Fly Me
Wicked Time
Best bet-Smacked
Evening star., 1941-09-07

FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 800: the joyful:
hurdles: 3-year-olds and upward; about
Evening star., 1941-09-07
8. the Associated Press.

SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming;
3-year-ods and up; Ii: miles
xHere Again - 100 XII Sty --- 103
XSiganar --- los Advocator ---- liz
Chance Yen - 10l
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Aqueduct Entries
For Tomorrow

b, the Associated Press,
Evening star., 1941-09-07

SECOND RACF-Purse. = 0O0- claim
ing. 3-year-olds and up furlonss
Dodge Me lWielanderl 33s so 1880 $50
Airplane tHarrell 80 42u
AnopheleS tYarberry) 3 90
Evening star., 1941-09-07

Also rsn-Conrsd r Nj Moore, Fivs
Fifty and Barbara S
Daily Double paid SlI7.2OD