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Evening star., 1941-06-29
District Boxing Fans Are to See
Coming Champion Tomorrow
In Montgomery vs.. Jones

tinues TO pack on weight, because
he seems to have the necessary
guns. No Armstrong in action, he
employs more science than Henry
and packs a sitter jolt in either
mitt Like Armstrong however. he
does wear down The opposition with
relentless forward motion, block
ing recovery from the previous
sally.
Montgomery has punch, as his
string of kayo victims attests. but
he can take it, too, and has gotten
up off the floor in no less than
three engagements Il come on and
win. His list of victims isn't i'm
pressive, embracing such as Ed
Steward, Pat Patucci, Billy Miller,
frankie Saia, Charley Gilley, JIM
my Vaughn and such. but that is
no libel on his ability. They were
the build-up victims while he VIZ
being fitted to the title, and now he
has arrived
Jones an Unknown Quantity.
Jones, who is unknown in thl-
vicinity, may be merely another
fighter or he may be good, but there
can be no doubt about Montgomery.
He has the goods.
Jones, whose chief claim to fame
appears TO be recent draw with
Chief Crazy Horse, popular New
York gradiator, has promised to
make it interesting for his highly
touted opponent. If he does his best,
it's all you can ask, but il probably
won't be good enough to poll
winning ballot.
The supporting card Is fair, with
Phil Furr's 10-round semifinal with
AL Franklin featured. This may be
a small war, as Franklin is rated a
conner on the local fistic exchange
while Furr is enjoying another Of
his recurrent winning streakS.
Other bouts are Oscar Wright ".
Eddie Allen TO-, Lou Bass vs.. Ke1
Stribling a., and Phil Enzegs -.
Tommy Hoover "a. L.F. A.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

Bob Montgomery, two-fiSted tat
too artist from Philadelphia, will
make one of his last independent
appearances in the ring tomorrow
night at Griffith Stadium, where he
tangles with one Wishey Jones in a
10-round bout.
Scheduled for induction into Mike
Jacobs private army of fisticuffians
in the near future, Montgomery ap-
pears headed for the lightweight
championship of the world, and
when he arrives at that giddy height
Gen. Jacobs will forward his draft
papers. That means it'll be long
time before the Philadelphia Negro
gets back to Washington, because
Jacobs controlled fighters move
around his little checkerboard of
overnight jumps with amazing alac-
rity.
Ring critics agree that Montgom-
cry is the uncrowned champion at
his weight and is cinch to lift the
regal chapeau from Lew jenkins
carefree brow. This isn't wishful
thinking. for the colored boy busted
off the champ in their last l0-round
scrap, non-title go, and dropped a
split and hotly disputed duke TO him
in their first meeting
Would Rival Armstrong.
Montgomery's avowed ambition is
to match Henry Armstrong; feat of
winning and holding three titles
simultaneously, dazzling goal that
probably will be thwarted by New
York State legislation TO prevent
such a happening. Bob thinks he
can whip Fritzie Zivic, welterweight
titleholder, and Billy Soose. the
middleweight king and a lot OF
fans agree with him. But whether
he gets the opportunity is a horse
OF another hue.
| New York. which through Jacobs
/ has half-nelson on all titles, dis
covered 1t was bad business 10 allow
| one man to establish a monopoly
when Armstrong was bowling over
everything up 10 middleWeights Il
detracted from the interest in tbs
various divisions and made title
fights in the lower weights too fal
apart, since Armstrong couldn't pos.
sibly defend all his crowns when
ever logical contender popped or
| the scene.
But Montgomery may win three
titles, more, perhaps, if he con-
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Swim Lessons Are Free
At Glen Echo Pool

Beginning Tuesday, free swim
ming lessons will be given children
and adults at the Glen Echo Crystal
Pool every day except Saturdays,
Sundays and holidays by qualified
instructors under Director Boyd
Hickman. Children are scheduled
from 10 to 10:30 am. and adults
from 10:30 to 1880 am.
For adults who cannot attend the
morning sessions, there will be les
sons on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday from I to 1850 pm.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Boss Hoss Beats Track
Mark in Detroit Stoke
B, the Associated Press.

81 Inv ASSOC4dlcu
DETROIT. June 28-Carroll Ora
hams Boss Hoss clipped one-ffth
Of a second off the Fairgrounds track
record today while winning the
mile and 20 yards De La Sale Han
dicap by a length and a half in
LAPS.
Boss Hoss. paying s54 40 straight,
outran Bar Fly and six other horses
in the co-feature before l0.864 spec
tators. Sun Pharos was third BY
nose and Epidor finished fad
ing fourth
The 2-year-old Sis Baker won the
$4,000 Moslem Temple Handicap,
running the five furlongs in 5ss5
seconds.
The favored Patriot was second.
three lengths back, and El Torea-
dor was third.
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ChurIes Town Results

FIRST RAcE-Purss. $500 claiming.
2-year-olds and up: ABOUT 4a iu1longS'
Marandan tPalumboi 400 39o 3.s9 3s9
S.nfr.. tScocrsi $50
Also % %rsn@Fred's First, -pushsin. Feudal
Net, Ann Groucher and Rolling Crown.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
GA furlonss 3-year-oids and G% upsard sS 40
High Bud (Dunord $50 3s3
Chief Cherokee tScocca) 3.oo
Also Also ranWGrouchy Girl. Sour Cherry,
Fusionette and National.
Wsush T1oI scout SEQ lH KIRK $40 $50 30
Peppery (DuffordI 4.sO 3.5o
Man at Arms tNapier) Z4o
Also % ranOLady Timarole. Marcleav.,
whoosh shoOtns nos3b. Scout p,,a snd sss9p 41
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claim
ms; 3.year-oldS and UP: ,6,3 furionss:, s6 so
G9Id ster sTsen Nsp:Ft ,Wsish' 44O eisS isS $50
ohlst Hollis ,Haoer' "'Eo
Also rsn-Duchess Del Rolling Lady,
worth.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. 81 900: the Rum
kSN nduulSdps c-SCo- oAAH 49,
Belle Amour CMartinez) 9.2O 800 800
ROYAL Business ,Paumbo> 24o SO SO
Don Lucky Kelly -'oo
Also ranwAiien Caid, Grouchy. Ami
kin. Grouchers Boy and Transday.
cE Johnston entry.
bH B. Langdon entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500: claiming;
Charles Town course; for 4-year-olds and
upward $50
Red Idol Kelly $50 $50 22o
jungle Moon tWrieh0 400 30
Vendors Lien tScottl 3oo
Time. l:l6.
Also ran-Pandoramint. Crimson Lancer
Blue Covert, Canpasse and Nayixatlon.
SEVENTH RACF-Purse. $500: claim
ine: IL. miles; for 3-year-olds and up. a
Vestale kelly 12.2o 10 3s00
Overplay (PalumboJ o.oV f.t4
corora tscoccal ''fo
Also ran-Schley Buck Counterpart,
Wood Dear and Ace Of Trumps.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500: claiming
T.. miles: for 3-year-olds and up.
summer stock 'DufordJ 400 500 500
Kellys Lad tScoccaD 4'4o s.9o
Bis Brook (Witmer) o'oo
Also S'' r.n-worthfuI Russell McGet,
Luck Jewell. Tee on and locomotive.
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Gets in Race Quickly.

When Starter Palmer pressed the
button. Jockey Al Schmidt lost no
time in getting Pony Ballet into
action. For the first quarter mile
she raced head and head with Fly
ing Indian, an invader from New
York. Soon after leaving the half
mile pole the ultimate winner had
drawn out to comfortable three
length lead over her nearest op-
ponent.
Flying Indian had enough for
the day and Gummed Up was the
next challenger for the Theatrical
filly. The Bryson fllly made a game
try for the front end of the purse,
but the Heighe racer. with Al
Schmidt pumping away. was not to
be denied and held her ground TO
the end.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Suffolk Downs Results
By the Associated Press

Ds LIlt AoSON4dLS0 EItsc
, FIRST RAcE-Purse $1,000: claiming;
3-year-olds and up; 8 furlongs Chute.
Full O. Run Luther 22O0 $50 $40
Count Cotton CTaylor $50 $40
Story Time tHearnI 10 90
Also ran-Hittie. Dave Alexander. Ad-
vancer, Molinara. Darkmelus, Gleeman,
Bucks Image and Fly Gent
SECOND RAcE-purse 81 900: Claiming;
3-year-olds and up: furlongs chute.
sRs5I0m,re aIsnbrodm ,Md4s dSy'0r' $50 4sS sSo
aRoy T. ,SconzaD $50
Also ran-speedy Booger Allmar. Pom
ac nsin simm9n, 1ania hnd simpons SIN entry,
THIRD RAcE-Purse $1,000; claiming;
4-year-olds and up; lIs miles.
Supreme Flag Moral 1920 500
Repeller tRobartD 800
Also ran-psmica, sunfox. Totin Home,
Kaptime and Liberty Torch.
FOURTH RACE-Purse s1,1OO; special
weights; maidens; 3-year-olds; 8 furlonss
George Lamaze young 1880 $50 $50
esi.nt e5f M'F5'%: Plsg !tsafsi 900 ssS ssS
Also ranEoakmont. TIE, Hour. Great
step, Stlm ana burne Head.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. S1.5Oo; allow
ances; 3-year-olds and upward; 8 fur
longs
Johnnie J. Young 1900 $40 32o
Night Editor tRobarD $40 $50
Wise Bee (Caffarella) $50
Ai5o @ei lanNAiiesro, Bull Brier and Rough
Time.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; claiming
4-year-olds and up. l1s miles.
Count Natural tAlgaier) $50 $50
Harry's Dream DuppsJ i.2O
Time, ] :54.
Also ran-Somali. Night Bud. Lady Ariel
Dizzy B., Geneva Gross. Dark Beau and
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $1,000 added;
Constitution Handicap; 3-year-olds: L mile.
Blue Pair James $50 $40 40
Boston Man tRoberts) $40 $50
Cape Cod Young 300
Time. 1:31l5.
Also ran--Crow Foot. Johns Star, Tragic
Ending. Boiled Shirt and General JACK
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing; 3-year- olds and uD: ! mile and 20
HaIcyon Boy Smith s.2O $50 $40
PanoraScope' Young $50 $50
Pause Atkinson 300
Time. | 43.
Also ran-Pari-Earnest, Long Pass, Blue
Uniform, Iron Bar and FLYING Silver.
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Aqueduct Results
Hy the Associated Press.

FIRST EAcE-pu5ss RACE 500; .Fsss. special
Lochinvar IMcCresryJ $3.50 1880 9.59
Spare Man tDonoso) 10 80
Also 4i@s' ranWBuckskin, ! iG Gallant. Dinsen,
din, Gallant Devil, Little Slam and
SECOND RAcE-Purse $4,000; allow
snces 3-year -olds: 6 furlongs.
4mP.ratree bnpe n p65saft, ,Msade' 40 24oo 2iioo
La Joconde tMcCreary) 80
Also ran-Boreals, Pensse, Gran cosa
DAILY Double paid ss7 sO)
THIRD RAcE-purse. 80 600: claiming;
Blazing Heat Meade 500 40 $40
Bright Victory (RobertO 7.20
Also 4ne' rainwdirandever, Key Man Hand
and Glove and Wedding Morn.
FOURTH RAcE-pur., $1,000. added.
Buster Richards, $50 $50
Also ran-ouadrant, Apache.
FIFTH RACE-Purs.. s26;;9Oo added;
wards u miles.
Fenelon ,Stoutl $40 $50 2.30
Dit JBiermanl $50 80
Your Chance tMeade) 2lO
Also ran-a Attention. corydon, Devils
CTas
MRS. P. Corning and A. Hanger
entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81. 500 added;
Handicap Class c; 3-year-olds and up;
ia miles. o
Royal Man fRyan) $50 $50 S6u
Foxbrough Stout 3.3O oU
Eearsisht tSkellyb 24o
Time. :442s.
Also ran-White Mask, Baa Ormont and
cacodemon.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ins: 3-year-olds and up; q miles.
Short Distance (Meadei 1850 40 $50
Star OF Pa dula wright $50 22u
Memory Book tArcaro) Zto
Time, 3:01.
Also ran-sun Mica, Newark and Bright
Gray.
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Mississippi Girl Victor

WESTFIELD, N. j., June % (P).-
Frances Grossnickel, Mississippi
College for Women sophomore from
Columbus, Miss. won the Anne
Cumming memorial junior girls
tennis tourney today with a 60
50 victory over Betty Rosenquest
Of South Orange.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Giants to Play Hornets
In July 4 Twin Bill

Charlotte IN. c. Hornets will in
wade Washington on July 4, Friday,
for double header at Griffith Sta
dium against the Washington Royal
Giants colored baseball team.
Among the Hornet stars is Sloppy
Lindsey. one of the most popular
first basemen in the South. Slick
Coleman, Jim Stewart and Joe Nell
son are other Charlotte stars.
The Royals are managed by Jelly
Jackson. former PLAYER with Wash
tngton Homestead Grays.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Racing at Hogerstown
To Sturt at 2::30
B, TIE Associated Press.

HAGERSTOWN, Md, June %
When the To-day race meeting of
the Hagerstown Fair Association
opens July 8, the horses will go to
the post for the first event at 2::30
pm. daily.
General Manager Harold F. Bes-
tor said he expected the Grace
card each day would be completed
by pm.
Work of sprucing up the grounds
is about completed and the track
is reported in excellent condition.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Noted Racers Entered
In SIS, 900 HOLLYWOOD

Woodvale Farms Our Boots,
Charles S. Howard's Porter's Cap,
H. S. Nesbitt's Staretor and Copper
man. and Mrs. Vera S. Bragg,s
Cute Trick are among the 20 g.
year-olds named for the fourth
running of the $4,000 added Holly
wood Gold Cup on July 10.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Droft or Injured Ankle
May Check Parker
By the Associated Press.

BY lEe ASSOClsleu ricss-
Chances of Ace Parker's re-
turning to his pro football chores
this fall are none too bright be-
cause Cd the ankle he broke In
baseball this spring is none too
solid and 90 the ex-Duke great
has received his draft question:
naire and expects his call for
physical examination anytime
now.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
SEVENTH RACE - KAMARI,
JUDGES BID, WORTH
OWNING

KAMARI improved to be Sec
ond in her last here and con-
tinued improvement could land
the filly in the charmed circle.
JUDGES BID appears to be
rounding to top condition.
WORTHOWNING might get up
in time to share in the purse.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

VERA M has improved with
every Charles Town start and
should be able to defeat the
maidens she encounters. CAMP
MEETING and SUEGALE both
have worked very swiftly for this.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Arlington Park.

BY the Chicago Daily Times.
1-Valdina Advice, Pompe Bonne.
Gold Coin Miss.
Boom On, Bluebird, Good Head.
Deduce, Star Blink.
DANDY Fox, Shaun G, Cherry
Trifie.
About. Floataway, Bo
Fiddle.
6-Smacked, Calumet Farm Entry,
EXarch.
big Rover, Sun Alexandria, Gino
Thor.
Canyon, Valdina Boy,
Royal Teddy.
Substitute-OrientaliSt, Pink Dla-
mond, Air Hostess
Best bet-Smacked.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Peru's Champion in Race
For Hollywood $4,000

Nielsen, champion race horse of
Peru, is at Hollywood Park for the
$4,000 Gold Cup race.
Challedon, Midland, Big Pebble,
Hysterical also are parked there.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Detroit Fast -,

By Buck Weaver louisville Times.
1-Verakee, Bobbin, Ambuscade.
2+Dixiana Stable Entry, Long Hope,
AriSickle.
3tFour Rings, Algeomar, Grier's
Sun Risk, Countmein, Charla-
mar.
5-Singing Heels, Sameron, Gallee.
6-Prince Sador, Professor Paul,
Hadmore.
7-Papalinda, Jimmy W., Aerialist.
8-Mental Banker, Whit. Pompton
9-Adaw. Jota, Come Home.
Best bet-Prince Sador.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

SIXTH RACE-Purse $4,000: handicap.
3-year-olds and upward: l mile ana 20
yards.
Boss Hoss tMilligan) $40 1920 $50
Bar Fly iAimersl 40 400
Sun Pharos tLeBlancl 34O
Time, 1:41as new track record.
Also ran-Aaron Burr. Megsy, Epidor
High Fidelity and Show Up
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EIGHTH RACE - PETSAMO,
MAETAKE, JUSTA JIMMIE.

PETSAMO has copped his last
two tries with something left and
should be the victor. MAETAKE
has raced we'll at this point and
could cause considerable trouble.
JUSTA JIMMIE is a possibility.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
FOURTH RACE - POMARY,
HAPPY HOSTESS, MIKES

POMARY has won three nice
efforts here and has what it
takes to give this sort a trim
ming. HAPPY HOSTESS has
been scoring with ease and is
dangerous. MIKES GRACE has
three wins and two seconds to
show for her last five attempts.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
SIXTH RACE-OWALLER, BLA-
RIAH- ROMAN Roy.

CAVALIER has scored in four
of her last five Charles Town
attempts and on her record she
should defeat this high-class op-
position. BLABLAH u consis-
Evening star., 1941-06-29

tent and should be in the thick
of it. ROMAN BOY has plenty
of early lick.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
NINTH RACE - GRADATIM,


LONhI DOOh1 OAIDON.
GRADATIM has raced with
right fair opposition and man.
aged to give a good account of
himself. If the substitute is used
he could turn up the winner.
LUCKY DUCKY and CAIDON
should scrap it out for the minor
awards.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

FIFTH RACEPurse. $4,000: handicsp:
2-yesr -olds: D furlonss
Sis Baker king $40 42n 300
Patriot lie Blanc) 400 so
El Toreador 'Flinchum) 500
Time, 0:593s
Also ran-Bav Ridge. The Dancer
Bebeja ana Sweep Swinger.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Delaware Park Results
81 tn. Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse q 100. sPec
ggsshts ms!dens; s 2-year-9ia'' ys6 ) ~ 6toG'logg!
BoIs Novice ,BeTs) $50 81
Arthur c. Howell 81
.s,69n A;3 aa E:sais.Sa EaR sP'.i .s
Fi an Il BABYLON and K Bryson .ntr-.
SECOND RAcE-Pqrs, 81 goo eIairirs
3-year-olds and up; fuT!onngs chute
Robespisrre Lynch so ) :"
Scotch Trap 'M1sserJ $40
Also s rsn1Aihalon. sobriquet, Glorious
Time and WateEcrsckeT.
THIRD RACE-Purss :. 500, allow
ances 3-yesr1o!6s and up tpIlonsss
SS SS'1sy Bin y1R ,GiOsff F10er''n go go 80
HantS (BslzaretleD $40
Also ran"sirOeeo. Abrasion and Brown
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, II 800; allow
snes:; 3-yeaI-olds: l mill. and 20 yards
Sir Alfred 1PstsrH 100 o339So go
Joneleur 'schmldu SO
Also ran-Psts Jr. Seven Hill. and
Smarter.
FIFTH RACE-Purss 81 900 ADDED
stakes, 2-year-ods IurlonEs
Pony Ballet Schmidt - 40 20 80 10 ~
Gummed Up tGIlDeTtJ "a 90 A.
Smiles tRobertsonl 3 80
Time, 0.59 tneE track record.
Also rsn-FlylnR Indian Pie TsIs
Star Copy. On the Level, Eouipet, Ale
gnany ana Queen Lane.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. - 600: hsndlcsr
2-yesr-oldS and up, lie miles
BUSY Morn KEEPER 80 40
Red Dock tRobeTtSon) . 50
Time. ! IA
Also rsn-Fsiry Chant, Silent Witness
and Tony steel
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 81 200. claim
lns. 3-yesr-olds and upward. lis miles.
Greedan KEEPER 1870 80 49d
Ginocs tShelmsker) 800 4e0
The Fop ,DecsmL!Isl & 10
Time. ! 46is
Also ran-AbbotS Maid. Trsnsmitter,
CONQUER and Mix Punch
EIGHTH RACE-PurSe. 81 100. claim
:ng: 3-year-olds ana upward: IL miles
Strolhns In BERG 1920 $40 "a
Proc tSchmidl $40 S4n
Brsr Sharp GllberO $50
Time ! 522s
Also ran-Misty Meadow. Dark watch.
Tiny Trick, Alpolly sno Meadow Morn.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

THIRD RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3year -olds and upward; furlonss (chutel
Joe Gceenock tMilliganI 1s40 $50 4GO
French Trap king 800 $50
Chestnut Bur Green $50
Time. 1:12Ss
Pep Talk
Evening star., 1941-06-29

Slen hehney lGeorae) o.su 2'uV
Bereit Fox 11.so
Also ran-Inscomirs, Myrca, Montana
Miss Steep. Split Silk, Miss Grief and
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 81 900; claim
Ins: 3-yesr-oids and UP: furlonss.
MIskfe ETe ftl7 TIME Brooe eoes, HOO s4o o eS seS
Witan Martini $50
Knight, Wild Pigeon valdina Gin Frtters
Donnasina, More DAYS and Paul Lee.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. s11oo: claiming;
Ny Shadow tstricklerl $50 $40 800
Tippity Mills, $40
Also ran-Ballinderry, Bullane. Sure on
FOURTH RACE-Purse $1,000; allow
snces; 3-year-olds; l mile
Kansas tEsdsD 500 $50 $50
dHappy Pilot tAdsmS 2.20 2.40
dCadmium ,FoxI 2.40 $50
Also ran-Valdina Groom and Flyins
Dead heat for second position.
FIFTH RAcE-Purs. sl.loo; allow
Valdina Meiis Calvin 80 $40 $50
Famed tMeCombsI 800 $50
MISS " tGarnerl 0.SU
Also ran-superose aCopper Lady Pair
1etts. Quick Tool, Pates Girl, Zoroastra,
Fate and Playful Lass.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500. added.
Arlington Matron Handicap; 3-year-olds
and upward: l mile.
Shine ONght Brooks 10s0 800 $50
Pink Gal tVedderI 2O.4O 1920
Montsin tMelocheD T.4O
Also ran-slvestra. Proud One. Blue
Delight, Valdina Myth, Doshouse, Cnsl-
lene. ( Sun Ginger and Jezebel II.
Field.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 81 200: allow
ances: 4-yesr-olds and upward: li2 miles
English Harry (Yarby) 900 4.60 300
Some Count adams $50 4.2O
Gen. L. lMcComDsI $50
Time. 2:36.
Also ran-Shin Plaster, MARCO G.. Pick
Out. Crimson Glory, Uvalde and Penns-
burg.
Mrs. Monte We'll entry.
EIGHTH RACE-PurSe. $1,000: claim
inG: 3-year-oids and upward: 1ls miles.
Fair Haste Brooks 20.60 900 $40
Marfen tConleyD $50 800
Our Willie tGeorseD 300
Time. l "a
Era, Extended and Helen's Lad.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
SECOND RACE HIBLAZE,
HIGHLAND SONG, NEVER

HIBLAZE is as consistent as
they come and has the speed to
make every pole a winning one.
HIGHLAND SONG is in peak
condition and may be hard to
turn back. NEVER HOME dis
appointed in her last after VIM
ming three straight.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

FOURTH RACE-Purse S1.5OO; allow
anceS; 3-year-olds and up: furlongs
DARCY DlenSt tGreen) $50 $40 y 60
Fairly Fly tHanauerJ $50 3 80
Stem -Winder 'Kinei $50
Time, III 3-5.
Also ran-Bish One, Rockmsker and
Berryvile.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Delaware Park (FasO.

Delaware Park (FasD.
By Buck Weaver louisville Times
1-Can-Jones, War Lee, Post Haste
2HBerwyn, Plot, Shipmadilly.
3-No selections.
+Croissant, Lightland, Blue Or
child.
5-Flaming High, Pleione, Double
Back
6-Century Note, Hypocrite, Ariel
Toy.
7-Winter Money, World Peace,
William V.
s-Suez, Rocky Meadow. Mill End.
Best bet-Century Note.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Arlington Park Results
By the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900: claiming
3-year-olds and up: lis miles.
Torchstick tEadsi 80 $50 $40
Glen Kenney lGeorse $40 500
Bereit Fox 11.S0
Time, So
Also ran-InScomira. Myrica, Montana
Miss. Steep. Split Silk, Miss Grief and
Tornado
Evening star., 1941-06-29
FIFTH RACE - TYR. AGNES
KNIGHT, SOME CROUCH

TYR has raced we'll at this
meeting and has a good chance
in this evenly matched affair.
AGNES KNIGHT is consistent
and she could dispute the issue.
SOME GROUCHER is a threat.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: Claiming:
3-yesr-o!ds ana upward; furlonss
tchuteI.
snowsbsl 1E Kaufman) 7.4o 40 800
MiStletoe n Grill $40 $50
Peggy Byrd TX Knott 500
Time, l:i2a5
Also Tan-Bslree. CANA. French
Horn Saphi, fCablegram RAYMOND,
Crulla. Symptom. Sister Polly. Field
Evening star., 1941-06-29
eneon Surprises Aquduct Race Crowd With Victory Brooklyn Handicap
Racing Selections
For Tomorrow

For omorrow
Aqueduct Consensus East.
BY TIE Associated Press.
Last Sou, Son Islam, Taunt.
2-Gallant Stroke, Jack Fly, Chal-
mac.
'Jan One, Conqueror III. Zal-
towna.
+Generous, Small Wonder, Little
Rebel.
5-Kasidah, Mary Schulz, Dorimar.
eVintage Port, DR.. Whinny, Big
Stakes.
7-British Aria, Strawberry, Galley
Boy.
Best bet-Generous.
Consensus at Delaware (Fast).
~ the Associated Press.
l-Three Mines, Post Haste, Forest
Do.
2+Berwyn, Irish Moon, Cansting.
sBayard Sharp entry, A. c. Bost-
week.-Mrs.. V. l.. Black entry, Con-
go Prince.
4Colesboy, 4 Stop Loss, Blue Orchid
5-Sun Triad. Trysak, Pleione.
6-Century Note, Total Eclipse, Ariel
Toy.
winter Money, Sun Capture, Pur-
Pile Dawn.
8ECeiling Zero, Flying Duke, Suez
Best bet-Century Note.
Consensus at Suffolk CFast..
By the Associated Press.
Sicklebill, Old River, Broad Vi
sion.
2Suntime, Gala Star, Neon Light.
3-Crimson Tide, Pompeco, Beaten.
4-Maeline, 4 Air Actress, Image of
War.
51Incoming, Hialeah. Brastown.
6Multitude. Shortening, Votum.
Papa Jack, Her Reign, Whistling
Dick.
1Obisbo, Black One, Richestan.
Best bet-Maeline.
Suffolk Downs Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Sicklebill. La Perla. Marson.
2-Indian Penny, Judfry, Suntime.
1Opportunity, Inquisitor, Night
Shift.
Hard Loser. Delta Dan, Extremus
5-Hialeah, Incoming. Electric
6-Multitude, Votum. Night Lady.
Tier Reign, Papa Jack, Cangrier-
ron.
sCbisbo, General Planet, Our Flor
ence.
Best bet-Hialeah.
Aaueduct Fast.
By the Louisville Times.
1-Son Islam. Last Sou. Taunt.
2Gallant Stroke, Jack Fly, Dari
May.
3Jan One, Priority, Conqueror II
+Whitney entry, Little Rebel
Frilled.
5-Laatokka Dorimar. Jessie GLADYS
6-Dr Whinny, Pumpgun, BIZ
Stakes.
7-Strawberry, Battlefront, Scara'
mouch.
Best bet-Dr. Whinny.
Charles Town East.
BY the Louisville Times
l-Herods PLATE, Gallop ELAN, Free
tone
2-Hiblaze, Highland Song, Dor
Dash.
3-Sters, Lady Mowlee, Dancing
Cloud.
+Westing. Schlev Al. Pomary.
tTyr, Welsh Lad. Some Groucher
eOwaller, Rippling On, Pimlicc
Lady.
Tobacco Road, Grand Wind, Sal.
lipatica
8-PetSamo. Kingoo. Maetake
8 'sub)-Gradatim, Red Penny
Ready About.
Best bet-Owaller.
Arlington FasD.
BY Buck Weaver louisville Timesl.
l-Valdina Advice, Ark Bound
Smart Advice.
2-Larkalong. Sir Islam. BOLIVIAN.
aDeduce, Viragin, Bright anc
Early.
+Dandy Fox. visigoth, Muche
GuSto.
5-Airflame. Forfend. Float Away.
6-Bay Carse, Smacked, Equistar.
7-Knightfors, Sun Alexandria
Doorbeel.
8-Royal Teddy, Dark Phaona, Pa
tapsco.
eSubstitute-RaZor Sharp, Ano'
pheles, Air Hostess.
Best bet-Airf1ame.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Detroit Results
b. the Associated Press.

bN tHc hSSOCldl6Q fIeSS.
FIRST RACE-Purse $500: claiming
3yesr-olds and up: l - miles
kermsy Knott 1910 $50 4 so
Boon Time tGreen) l0.4O so
Morris Griner Chinnl $50
Time, .467s
Also ran-Grand Duke. Cynthia Fair
Out of Fire. I Ca 'alonia. Arcadian. ( Brown
Street, stand In and BelliIs Mate Field
Evening star., 1941-06-29

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and upward; l mile and
20 yards
Chatterwrack tCarrl 2O.20 $50 $50
Big Bubble lie Blanc) 800 80
Hiddenite tHsnsuerD $40
Time ] "A
Also ran-My Baby. Edssel, Alrose and
Low Road