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Schedule
for Series
Is Announced

ONEW YORK, Sept. 26-(R-
Clinching of the National League
pennant by the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers will allow the world series to
be reeled off without any time
out for travel.
The schedule rs announced
by Commissioner Kenesaw M.
Landis;
Oct. / ard 2 at Yankee Sta
dunn.
Oct. 3, 4 and 5 at Ebbst Field.
Oct. 8 and 8 at Yankee Sta
dunn.
The on ed ay intermission
after the sixth game II to allow
time for distribution Of tickets
for the seventh contest, II the
series goes the limit.
All games will start at 1850
pm. eastern Standard time.)
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~ YonX 80 o-(A-Brooklyn went baty over ib new
hnant today but nobody delrous ~ the
6 ~ uur hours their special train to make the
- foaa night they steamed the greatest
nv baseball has had for the clnchng OF
tHGnplpa1htp
fesdont Larry Mscpha had remained here out
oA SERIES tickets with telephone call to Bos
- stocking the train with champagne.
hardly started rolling before the corks started
by the effervescent encourage pulled into
a Cenal station little before midnight the Dodgers were
nf1nrjous auA q wreck.
Dodgers let down their hair and howled-and was
something to behold.
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ably despite the fact that she had
a lung shot away by a hunter
who mistook her for q duck q
few days ago. A few days OF
practise on the board and we can
predict the temperature within
say, 40 or so degrees. And what
we can do to football scores
about the middle of the season is
q caution.
OF course, Hestra isn't to be
depended on all of the time. She
drinks. There's nothing worse
than an ouija board that drinks.
So understandable.
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Somebody thought would grand idea TO rip the shirt
Charley Dresser companions
finished they had him almost the nude Then they started
each other and shirts ripped to pieces within few
minutes than laundry could do in 10 years.
TEAR DOWN BLINDS
later.
and Pistol Pete Reser proled and down
squirting everybody with until the kids
tipped off that that something drink Then they turned
shampooing with ceamed spinach
This for miles and mlesbut get
the general idea.
the unbelievable end unimaginable tour that
lasted like travelling circus than
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-26
Druggists Top
Class e. LOOp

oPaced by Herman Engelman
and Walter Bolle, Bannow Drug
won three from DeMolay to keep
its record clean in Class G COM
petition at the Macomb Recrea-
ton last night.
In other matches State Farm
won two from Hubarth & Schott,
Duncan's Tavern dittoed over
City News and Lakeside took
three from Gray's Hamburger
Bar.
Duncan's 1928, including q 282
pin handicap. was tops for the
night and Max Schwartz 229
in $50 was the best individual
effort.
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ST1EA1GLNED SPECIAL TRAIN
The Dodgers went Sept in sreamined special train
with every player having . to himself.
AZ they rolled around the country they picked curious
collection Of followers For the past several days Of their trip
included besides Of
gaphers Brooklyn and two assistants book
makers weknown brain specialist. Tony Martin the
radio singer players
and various deep-dyed Flatbush fans.
The whole stepped off the train headlong into
hpul welcome from 1000 fans who packed Grand Central
terminal for q glimpse of the conquerng heroes.
RUNNING DESCRIPTION
Barely held check by Gordon of 100 tolerant policemen
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M Squad Calm
But Football Fever Grips Ann Arboy
Record Attendance of $4,000
Seen for Tomorrow

ANN ARBOR Mich Sept 26-Hg-Members of the University
Michigan football the calm today football
grpped Arbor anticipation of the grdron
debut of 1941.
Coach Crisers Wolverines cammed strategy prepared
field waited for the Michigan
Spaans show their coors Saturday in the Michigan
stadium
athletic officials reported advance ticket sales ndcat-
record attendance for the with kind OF break from
than 10000 of the paseboards in
The biggest crowd that witnessed
the Michigan struggle numbered 1883 in 1888
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! MICH Net
Team Goes
% Monroe

ovictors in two Border Cities
League matches, the Bather net
squad travelled to Monroe this
afternoon with q underdog rat
ting.
Monroe was runner-up last
Spring to the championship
Crosse Pointc team and is
rslmored to have a powerful
squad working out this fall.
Making the trip were Coach
Bob Beal. Merit Swan. Dick
Donaldson, Arnold Breiling,
Diamond Mighion, Louis Bush,
Gordon Kukuk. Roy Middle
stadt, Herbert School, Karl
Kolher, Don Hashow, Junior
Weidman and Bob Keller.
The two early season wins by
the locals were marked over
Royal Oak and Crosse Pointe.
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|0Iszak Sick
from Shot,;
Da|usky III
Bostwiek Hurts Thumb,
Bliss Will Stort If
Flu Slows Holfboek

eStill faced by the twin-handi-
cap Of injuries and illness,
Coach Ernest j. Buckholz laid
tentative plans today for changes
in his starting lineup against
Royal Oak. should it be neces-
sary.
Absent from practise yester-
day were Johnny Olszak, guard,
and George Dalusky, halfback.
Olszak, whose hand was gashed
in the game last week suffered
a severe reaction yesterday on
the administration of anti
lockpaw shot; he has been gone
all week. Dalucky, away from
practise Wednesday and Thurs
day, but back in school today.
is sick with intestinal flu.
Contemplated shifts in the
lineup would call for Nat Reed
and Lyle Bliss to split Dalusky's
post. with Bliss getting the
starting nod. A power runner
who's as shifty as any man on
the ficld-save possibly George
Mason Reed has looked good
in drills this week, though he
failed to get into the Roseville
clash, and will see plenty of
action.
DAILY FILLS IN
George Dalby has been filling
in at Olszak's guard position
and Harry Mial, a Negro back,
has been converted into a guard
replacement during the past
week. Brother of two boys who
formerly played in the backfield
for the Bathers. Mial has shown
plenty of adaptibility and fight
as a guard.
Another injury, not too SER
ious. was suffered last nights
practise by Bruce Bostwick.
curly haired sophomore who
gave a good account of himself
in the Roseville game. Running
back a punt. he was tackled by
end Ralph Siewert with a re-
sultant severe disallocation Of
his thumb.
PLENTY OF AERIALS
Tomorrow's game threatens
to see roth teams throwing plen-
ty of aerials. I'VE know there's
See BATHERS-Page IL
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DEFIEs WIND

DEFIES WIND
eDETROIT, Sept. 26-(R-In
spite of the terrific wind that
swept the Detroit Golf Club
Course Thursday, Miss Margaret
Russell posted an amazing SO in
the team championship tourna-
ment of the Women's District
Golf Association.
She led the Oakland Hills
No. / team to a title victory
over the Country Club No. 2
team. 7lz to Az. She Tailed
43-4O, in comparison with wo-
mems par 1899, while most of
the other contestants indicated
their scores were 10 to Is
strokes higher than usual be-
cause of weather conditions.
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you, too, may become q football
forecaster and inflict your views
on the reading public. Which in
our case numbers seven, not
counting Aunt Elizabeth.
NEED OUIJA BOARD
The first thing needed is an
ouija board. Ours Is called Hes
ira. Though small with only
two legs, she performs admir-
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NELSON DEFERRED

oDETROIT. Sept. 90 (R -
Selective Service Board No. 5
Thursday night granted Dave
Nelson, University of Michigan
halfback, . six-month defer
snent from military service.
Nelson, Z 21-year-old Detroit
senior, had appealed a Ia
clnnsi6cation.
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NOTE TO READERS: The pictures In
the following story dent have thing Il
Do with IL.
BY J. DENNIS BROWN
GAS the man who gave his read
ers Bimelich in the 1910 Ken
lucky Derby, Nebraska in the
Rose Bowl last January l and
the French over the Nazis in the
big European event, we have de-
cided to let our readers in on the
secrets of forecasting.
And like the carnival dane
ers in the last act Of the night,
we promise to reveal all.
Every year about this time
1896 newspaper and magazine
writer's and 1927 radio announc-
ers start out on the limb, pre-
dieting football scores. Most OF
them are quite honest in their
forecasts, but we are not, it is
our sad duty to report.
RATE BOBBY PRIZE
For even our investment
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They'll Win
We Hope
The first team, marked by CAPT
tails, is picked to win

The first team, marked by CAPT
tails, is picked to win
INTERSECTIONAL
BOSTON vs.. Tulane.
MINNESOTA VS.. Washington.
PURDUE W.. Vanderbilt.
NOTRE DAME vs.. Arizona.
TEXAS vs.. Colorado.
MISSISSIPPI vs.. Georgetown.
LOUISIANA STATE VS.. Holy
Cross.
TEMPLE VS.. Kansas.
MIDWEST
MICHIGAN VS.. Michigan State
INDIANA VS.. Detroit.
IOWA VS.. Drake.
OHIO STATE vs.. Missouri.
PACIFIC COAST
CALIFORNIA VS.. St. .Mary's.
STANFORD VS.. Oregon.
SOUTHERN CAL VS.. Oregon
WASHINGTON STATE vs..
U.C.L.A.
SANTA CLARA VS.. San Fran
cisco.
SOUTH
CLEMSON VS.. V.M.I.
NORTH CAROLINA VS.. South
Carolina.
DUKE VS.. Wake Forest.
MISSISSIPPI STATE VS.. Flor
ida.
KENTUCKY vs.. V.P.I.
VIRGINIA VS.. Lafayette.
SOUTHWEST
OKLAHOMA vs.. Oklahoma
A & M.
T.C.U. VS.. Tulsa.
BAYLOR vs.. Hardin Simmons.
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Exclusive w Wire Service
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-26
SCHEDULE DOUBLEHEADER

SCHEDULE DOUBLEHEADEk
eBATTLE CREEK. Sept. 20
R-Bccause rain forced post
ponement Thursday in the Am
erican Baseball Congress tour
nament, . doubleheader was
scheduled Friday. The four
teams booked TO meet were:
Randolph Field, Tex, vs.. Char
lotte. N.PC.. and Grant Town,
w. Va, vs.. Springfield. Mass.
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NOTE TO READERS: The pictures In
the following story dent have . thing 70
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Delaware Park Results
BY the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse S1,1O0: 2-year-
olds; msidens; , furlongs. 90,
Lady Reynard 'sniderI 24.so go 460 4t60
Grey wing oLFasan) $40
Also % %ran&Post Haste Brown Gal Queen
Lane, New Trick Prince Govans and Wal
than Cross.
SECOND RAcE-Purse $1,000; claiming;
4-year -olds and up: furlongs. ,oo
Miss Fixit 'Cannnsl 460 go
Graeme Cracker lynch $50
Also ran--Bahama Knight, Jayert
tDaily Double paid S2O0.20D
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 81 200; claiming
3-year -olds and up; furlongs.
Sobriequet Canning 21.lO $50 $40
Sack Ode CamilliSI 4.40 3.ln
Bogert GILBERT 5.4O
Also ran|Balloon. Scotch Trap. Smart
Crack and Woodchopper
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: handl-
cap: :I-year-olds and up; 8 furlonss.
Abrasion Howell 4.40 40 gao
Johns Star CSistOl 40 30
Bill Farnsworth tGilberD go
Time. 1:l525.
Also ranHBrown Saxon and Glorious
Time.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claiming;
2,yssr-'olds snd up; l mile and 70 yards S
Transmltter tSlSto) go 80
Greedan tKeiperI DO
Also ran-a Sting Pal Silver Rocket
Jacsteal Foxshade and Robespierre.
al. A. Deubler and W. E. Johnson entry.
SIXTH RACE-purse. $4,000 added;
Kent Handicap; 3-year-olds; lie miles.
Minnelusa Ryan 12.SO 10 300
Sir Alfred (Schmidn SO $40
He Rolls de Camillis) 700
Time, 1885.
Also ran-My Bill. Air Brieade. Kansas
Hop Skip, Itabo, Cavalier and Happy Hunt
ing.
SEVENTH RACE+Purse, 81 900: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and upward: Lis miles.
b Say Judge rFriedman) 1880 $50 800
Shansi Madden $50 $50
Winter Money tMusser) $50
Time, 1926.
Also ran-b James Pal Affair Msevhisk.
Light Chatter and Aisddin's Dream.
b Mrs. c. P. Miles jr., and C. Lorenz
entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 200: claim
ing: 4-yeer-olds and upward: ia miles:
Tiny Trick lSchmidn l040 $40 4.3Q
Tramp Ship ,Friedman) $50 4.l0
Dr. Sticks lWeberl b.1O
Also yan-Miss L. p. Money Muadle,
Yantis italian Harry, Uvalde and knitetta.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Cautious Mann Piles on Praise
OfDe Chord, but Fears He's
Too Green for CoIIoneIIo

Fatherly Frankie Mann, chief
cook and bottle washer of the staff
handling Jimmy De Chard's ring ca
reer, has a heavy heart and Wrinkled
brow as he awaits tomorrow night S
card at the ball park. He's afraid
he may have overmatched Jimmy
by tossing him in against aging
Italo Collonello in the siX-round
Semifinal
Five years, now, Frankie has been
edging the tall, handsome South
west bred youngster along the mar
row precipice that leads TO glamour
and gelt, matching him as care
fully as a typesetter assembling a
banner line, and now he's afraid he
has put him in over his head Whur-
IA, whurra. but it's a tough life, a
hard, cruel world.
Buddy Scott is down for the 10
round feature engagement tomor-
row night against Bob Pastor, but
De Chard'S first real test may steal
the show. He's been touted as the
first real heavyweight championship
prospect spawned in Washington
and since he laced on his first set
of overStuffed mittens cagey Papa
Mann has done nothing 10 disturb
that opinion.
Just a Baby, Says Mann.
I'm not rushing him." frankie
froWned when the more impatient
De Chard supporters demanded that
he be showed in against faster COM
pany. Hes just a baby, he's not
ready and he's too good prospect tc
ruin by overmatching him. We
don't need the money and can af.
ford to take our time. When
turn him loose he'll be ready. and a
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Cape Cod Surprises
With Victory Over
Derby Horses
BY the Associated Press.

BOSTON, June 14-Shaking the
field from the gate, Grover C..
Greer's Cape Cod surprised today by
outclassmg two l94l Kentucky
Derby starters-Little Beans and
Blue Pair-in the $1,000 Added
Commonwealth Handicap al SUI
folk Downs.
The 3-year-old black son of Bos-
tonian, beaten by 10 lengths in an
allowance prep for today's stake,
startled the crowd of 25 900 by COW
ering the 6 furlongs in 1:10-fast-
est New England time for the dis
tance this season and only two
fifths off the track record.
Cape Cod, a better than 6-to-1
shot, scored by length over Mrs.
Louise Palladino's Little Beans.
while Mrs. Vera S. Bragg's Blue Pair
ran third. another length and a
half away.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Charles Town Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming
3Tsller 3f,Sl nd11 tgsTnandeD 1900 599"o $50 SO
War Scare lChurchilD $50
Also ranNGolden Key. Likly Lad, High
Bud, Mafuta and Veepee.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
sckfey f eof aofee any tpuiiord, M $50 $40 $50
Dona Montez Hernandez 40 3.20
Time Passes tBletzacker' $50
Also ran-Seth Polante. Export, Mad De
ME, Din and Ready About.
4-year-olds and UP: 81, furlonss.
seplin ,BletzackerD 1900 30 4.40
Niiinskv Root 4.2O 300
Chief Cherokee tScocca) $50
Also rsnDspout Run, Cats Cradle.
DAILY Double paid S1O.S0)
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500: s-yesr-
olds:. Charles Town course.
Butcher Boy .H'nandez' l1.eO so 4.?o
Fsrmlands ,churchilb 500 $50
Also 'i ranwcocklebur Great Sarah. Smart
Lad Fusionette and Ballyhaunis.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $1,000; the Alex
andria Handicap; 3-year-olds and up: Ga
The Fop CMartinez, $50 40 $50
aBerwyn tHernandeZ) 800 $50
al. Hal tRootl $50
Time, :233s.
Also ran-Tetrarock. Vendors Lien.
Blablsh and Dishing Doe.
a r. c. Waple entry.
SIXTH RAC-Purse. $500: the Berry
vile Purse: about furlonss: for 3-year-
Odds and up.
Red Idol (HernandeD go 40 800
Giggle Lee tScoccaD $50 40
Garden Pool tEversolel 300
Time, 1870.
Also ran-Speed Demon. Gold Parade,
Tsntrum and Purport
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ms: Is. miles: for 3-year-olds and UP.
Fiag Eta kelly $40 $50 $50
Yankee Lad ROOT $50 $50
Bargain Boy (Scocca $40
Time. 1895
Also ran-Brszen Hussy, Ivy x, County
Cork and Engles Charm.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500: claiming:
Lis miles: for 3-year-olds and upward.
Canrock iEversole) 1120 40 $50
The sVarmsn (ChurchilD e.e0 $50
Kissin Kid CBletzacker) 800
Time 1:56
Also ran-esa Hnn, HGh Atm. Counter
part. Russell Mc6ee and Oprisins.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Shot Put Finally Wins
lin Lincoln Fields
$4,000 La Sale
Triumph in Mud First
For Evuns Horse in II
Starts This Season
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June l4.-Splashing
through deep mud, Shot Put, owned
by Mrs. Marie Evans, Chicago, came
from far behind to capture by a
nose the $4,000 added La Sale Hand
leap at Lincoln Fields today before
a crowd of 10000
Shine O'Night, game 4-year-old
filly. entered by w. c. Hobson, fin
ished second in a field of six.
w. c. Stroube's Sirasia was third
followed by Mrs. Emil Denemarks S
War Minstrel; Howard Wells EQui-
fox and Valdina Farms Viscount.
Although Shot Put has shown
flashes of speed this season. today S
S4,0l0 triumph was his first in II
starts this year.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Second Choice Rallies
To Defeat Favored
Harvard Square
Track Records Are Tied
By Home Wolf and
Flying Indian
BY the Associated Press.

4
NEW YORK, June l4-Sonny
Whitney's stretch-running Parasang
came from behind to win the Carter
Handicap in track record time at
AQueduct today, topping off pro-
gram that saw two other marks
equaled on the Long Island racing
strip despite muddy footing. A crowd
of 81 ,428 turned out for the card.
ParaSang was held off the pace
until the field of four was coming
out of the streach turn. Then Basil
James sent the 4-year-old son of
Halcyon around the pacemakers,
Arnold Hangers Harvard Square and
S. Bachrach's Golden Voyage, He
took command at the eighth-pole
and won going away under hard
urging, completing the 7 fur
longs in 1928, clipping a fifth OF
second off the track record. The win
was worth S6375.
Harvard Square Runs Second.
Harvard Square chased him home,
a length and a half back and easily
holding the place spot from the fast
finishing Omission, from Victor
Emanuel's stable. Golden Voyage
stopped almost to a walk at the end.
The winner. second choice in the
betting, returned $3.50 for each 81
ticket. Harvard Square was the IA
vorite, largely because of his record
of three straight victories in his
most recent outings.
Mrs. Tony Pelleteris 81 900 year.
ling bargain, Flying Indian, captured
the days co-feature, the Astoria
Stakes for 2-year-old flllies, equal
ling the track mark of 1:0525 for
the 5l2 furlongs as she made every
pole winning one to hit the wire
a head in front of Mrs. Isabel Dodge
Sloane's Smiles. Stepping up from
the 50 500 selling ranks, the daughter
of Flying Heels broke like a bullet
and needed only one whack from
Nick Walls bat in the stretch to
win. Jock Whitney's favored Banjo
Eyes was third. Flying Indian
picked up a S5475 winners end,
and returned $3.50 for each 50 ticket.
Home Wolf Ties Mark.
The second record -equaling per-
formance was turned III by Mrs.
Alice F. Sherman's Home Wolf in
the 5-furlong dash for 2-year-old
maidens. He bounced in six lengths
to the good over William Ziegler,
jr.'s Wait A Bit in 59l, seconds.
Sonny Whitney's Sky Raider. the
nuch-publicized Man a War-Top
Flight colt foaled on Kentucky Derby
day in 1888, finally made his racing
debut in a dash for 3-year-old
maidens. He was installed the !
toto choice, but wound up second to
Alfred Vanderbilt's Afghanistan in
a photo decision. Afghanistan re-
turned $3.50 for 81.
A new record handle for one race
at Aqueduct was chalked up in the
sixth. when the crowd dumped
S2O7 .30f into the iron men. COM
pared to the old mark of S178 l05,
set year ago.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Detroit Results
p, tie Associated Press.

a-sear-olds and up furlongs (chuteI:
Cheer Star ,Le BianeJ $40 42o 800
Darbyallen lKing) 40
Time, l:l5
Also rapHedGn wIs6 Ocean 9le,,nSs, Ims sa9 sad
| FliRhty Marie.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming:
WsfercGre Grim w. sa,6o 1900 $50
Bar Gee (Person) 400
Also ran0ina Dear. Transview. Big
DAILY Double paid s31S2oo
THIRD RAcE-purse. $500; claiming:
SaFshileh .Mil.s.n, $3.50 ssso sso sso
Mllchic KING $50
Time. l.l52s.
Also rsn-Darby Danss, Prospect Boy,
Dear Yankee and Charlotte Dear.
ances; 2-yesr-oids; S furlongs
grisht Willie Tlinchum) $50 $50 $50
El Toreador tMilhgan) $50
Fl, AsS .ns Hga 50qS'S9 stf.. ROYAL Martha
Hsnd.csp 3-year-olds; furlongs
ISG SIsTk,SI. MG,s tFijnsbum kins $50 3sS Sc" Sc"
Even Roll OLe BlancI $50
Time. l:l4.
Also ran-Megsy. Sameron and Isalot.
SIXTH RACE-Puiss: $1,000: handicap;
3-year-olds and upward II. miles.
Sun Pharos LIE BlancI $50 3.Sn go
Dollar Bay tMilhssnl 800 > 81
Detroit Bull Flinchum) $40
Time, ! 40.
Also ran-BuckinF and Sdout.
SEVENTH RACE-Purss. 5000: claiming
3-year-oldS and upward: ! "a mies
MIN Sand (Scurlock $40 40 800
Little Tramp tFlinchuml 500 3sG
Dixie Girl tMll,sanl $50
Time. l:5l.
Also ran--Ksntaka, sveepins Bow and
Fredda T.
EIGHTH RACE-PurSe. $500: claiming:
3-year olds and up: IL. miles.
Fanfun tGril' 1920 1870 $50
Standin lie Blanc $50 . 80
American Emblem fPiersonD 500
Time, :5"As.
Also ran-Busby. Kermay. Judge Lee.
Gold Band and Inviting.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
The Fop Closes Fast
To Win Feature al
Charles Town

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, June
14.-Ten thousand fans got a thrill
when F. S. Trumbull's The Fop
closed with a rush to capture the
Alexandria, 81 -furlong feature, run
over sloppy track.
The Fop appeared well beaten,
made up much ground to whip r. c..
NAPLES Berwyn, early pace-maker
The latters stablemate, J. Hal, also
came from far back to be third.
Butcher Boy, gelding owned by
B. w Dulanv of Virginia, easily
won the fourth.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
SIXTH RACE-HOT MAN, TYR,
BROOKE BOY.

HOT NAN was a beaten choice
in his last at this point and all
Of his recent form says he has
IS good a chance in this wide
open affair. TYR has scored
three wins at this meeting
BROOKE BOY scored at Hayre
&c Grace and Bowie.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
NINTH RACE-STAR CANTER
NAVIGATION, ODDREE.

STAR CANTER has excellent
recent form to his credit and If
the substitute is pressed into
service should be the winner.
NAVIGATION and ODDREE tn
scrap it out for the consolation
awards.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Aqueduct Results
By the Associated Press.

releF}s FlFFSI maiasas RaSEG5ss gssroids fu9loSss
Home Wolf ,Donoso' 40 2SS@@ $-S" s."
pulriIsh tNeadei $50
Time. 0:59I, equals track record
,z Also G.55 EsPGod psT eThck Ssn esRdessk Hs M and
Cruiser.
SECOND RACE-Purse Sl,5oo;, special
British ARA Ead9 go 3.!,4
St Peter tMeadel 34o
Also i6' ran2Galley Boy, New Life, Llano
o'S"'O cDaiIy c1a Double paid $500
THIRD RAcEaapurss, $4,000 added;
SMILES Robertson, $40 OUT
Banjo Eyes lArcaro) ,, out
Time. :0525 equals track record
Also ran-sman Time.
FOURTH RACE-Purse s,1,5ooi 3-yesr-
olds and up: maidens; : furlongs tchute).
Afghanlstan tDonosol $50 40 2In
skya I5s9 Raider 94T 'Jsmes, ITeads, -4o So
Also is5S' ran@Blueberry Pie and Master
Chance.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500 added;
Carter Handicap: 3-year-olds and UP:
ParasanR tJsmeS> 80 3.lo out
Harvard Square tBlerman) 30 out
Omission Meade out
Time 1.13 new track record.
Also ran-Golden Voyage.
SIXTH RACE-Purse $1,000 added;
graded handicap, class C.: 3year-olds and
up : furiongs.
Tola Rose tBlerman) 42O $50 s3u
Cacodemon ,WanD 30 3,.o
Nedayr tJamesl 3lo
Time 1.23's.
Also rsn-Vohrant, Gsllahadion and
EunRlRo.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse s1.5no: claim
Ing 3-year- -oldS and up; h miles
High Blame 'SkellyD $50 3.9u 80
Two Ply Renck, $50 DO
White Hope Oliver 29o
Also ran-Westcan. Even Up and Scat
ter Brain.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Slow Track at Charles Town
BEST BET-SNALL CHANGE

TO score here. but he always has
shown TO good advantage when
matched against this caliber of
opposition MAETAKE improved
to be second in her last. LADY
TIMEROLE could complete the
picture.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Pro Net Star in Army

MIAMI, Fla, June IA lPi.-Joe
Whalen, former national profess
sional tennis champion, has been
inducted into the Army and will
leave Wednesday for Camp Bland
ing, Fla, it was announced.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
FOU r T H R ACE - SMALL
CHAN NCE, MIN son,
nEODO

SMALL CHANGE Won his last
with something left and off that
corking victory he is selected as
the safest bet of the day MINT
son has worked well. DEODO
might surprise.