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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04

: @ a son. owner
Jim II u G h e y
announced.
Hughey, who
left last night
for Florida, said
ne had received
a formal invita-
lion from Fred
L. Haner, gen.
erai- manager of
pia, to
hold the Eagles
iull schedule Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04

Henry DUTCH Dehnert has
signed a new contract to coach
the Detroit Eagles for two more
years, and the pro basketball
team Will have a new home next
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Family Retirement

After a successful seven years
career. Harvey Hauptner and his
three sons. Ed, Vince and Bob,
have retired from midget auto
racing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Crowley May
Layden S Post
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Continued from First Sport Page
Office of the league authority and
prestige. He will have authority
comparable to Judge Lands in
baseball. the league statement said
For several years there has been
agitation TO strengthen the office
Of the president. William AlfS
submitted TO the Winter meeting
a new constitution to accomplish
this Several of the owners were
opposed 10 Storck so they got
around the difficulty by naming a
commissioner.
LAYDEN'S STATEMENT
Layden. who is 3S years old, IS
sued the following statement in
accepting his new job:
81 naturally am happy that
the club owners of the National
Football League have picked
me to direct their organization
for the next FIVE years. am
deeply indebted TO my alma
mater. Notre Dame. for the
years of consideration and CO.
operation as a student, athlete
and coach.
at Is with regret that leave
the university. The welfare of
my family influenced my deci-
sion.
1.-THE National Football League
Is the fastest-growing institution
In American sport. j hope and
believe i can be helpful In the
further development of the or
ganization. We shall continue 10
safeguard the status of inter
collegiate football. There is a
place for both games"
OBJECT TO LAYDEN AS GAR
COLUMBUS. O.. Feb. a
GNS)-William D. Griffith. presi-
dent of the American Professional
Football League. today charged
that the members of the siX-team
league which he represents were
not contacted concerning Elmer
Layden's appointment as commits
sioner of professional football
I'VE object to Layden being
called car of pro football" Crit
fifth said. land rs far as we are
concerned, he's just an employe
Of the National League"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
STARS QUALIFIED

There promises to be some fine
competition for the Silver Skates
with a star field of qualifiers lined
up for the semifinals in which
skaters from Saginaw, Petoskey,
Flint. Wyandotte and Detroit will
vie for honors. In the Gold Skates
race for girls. Saginaw, Flint and
Detroit viii fight it out
All officials named for the
original days are requested 10
report tomorrow promptly at 4
o'clock. 1t will be necessary to get
the program under way on sched-
ule owing TO the big list of races.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Skatinq al Rouqe

Skating on lakes in Middle
Rouge Parkway today. No tobofr
gaming. N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Baudino Saves
Ho|zbdugh
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Continued from First Sport Page
of mind among the Holzbaugh
rooters that the United States
champions came through last night
before the crowd of AIS. Other
wise Toledo would be claiming
second place. But there was no
question of the result after Bau-
dino went TO town.
GETS EN- IN HURRY
The talkative center who has
been one of the Holzbaugh aces
ever since he came down from the
Copper Country. broke loose in
the second period after the Bah
cocks had gained a one-goal lead.
George Kelly had DETECTED the
puck into the Detroit net after
Andy Mulligan had Tipped looper
from the blue line But Baudino
went that one better with his two
goals in less than a minute. He
raced in with Cokey Joe Elenich
to bang one home. then whiZZed
all the way from center ice after
the next faceoff. to- bore another
past Goalie Morrie Gerth.
The rest of the game was a
waltz for the HolzbaughS with
Ivan ,lChing) johnson and Dalton
marking up third period
goals to help atone for the 6-1 de-
feat Babcocks hung on the De-
troiterS at Toledo last Saturday.
HoLZBAUGH TOLEDO
Turner .......... q ............-. Gerth
+ Ruene .....,., L ......... Bonefant
Flenich .I...... r d ........... Greasy
Baudlno .......-..C .....,..... duncan
Geishel ......... I 49,. Nicholson
.... r W -.....-.. Williams
Toledo spares Smith. Cassidy Mulligan.
Trudei Albeit Kelly
Halzhaueh spares Ruelle, Jameson.
McKeuna. Levine Anderson. Taylor John
son
ofhcsls-stan Mccabe and Gordon An
derson
FIRST PERIOD
Scoriur-None.
Penalties Trudell .. Taylor.
SECOND PERIOD
Toledo Kelly CMullgan- Ahlett). 1928
2-Hoizbaugh. Baudino (Elenichl, 1894.
Raudino (F Ruelle), II -23.
Penalties-I6hnson. Smith. Mckenna.
THIRD PERIOD
4-HolzhauEh Johnson. $40.
5-HoIzbaueh. McKenna CTaylor). 1885.
penalties-W Williams. F. Rueile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
MUST HAVE NUMBERS

All skaters who have their rae
ing numbers must bring them to-
morrow. Those who did not get
them Saturday must do so be-
tween $50 and O'Clock tomorrow.
at the paddock
Entry lists for the Gold and
Silver Skates Derby and other
championships are closed. but any
one desiring to take part in the
Dog-Sled Derby, father and SON.
mother and daughter races, nov
city competitions or the figure
skating tests can enter by being
on hand for the start of those
events.
QualifierS in the various events
run off Saturday who will figure
in the finals of their competitions
tomorrow night. are:
SILVER SKATES sENIIFI>ALs
First seminal 49, Jim Thomson Henry
Gesduire. Russell Emery. Eugene LaBele
Charles Johnson George Omeieuchuk. Joe
Mcdonald Forrest Erwin. Charles Delpier
Russell Wide and Gordon Ryan.
Second seminal - Douglas Johnson Ed
Walter Omelenehuk. Bill Katzenburger.
Dick Russell Leo Hayden. Bert Trudeau.
Clark Dean. George Trotzuk and Alex
Allison.
GOLD SKATES FINALS
Bonnie Doyle. Angela Cars Mary Place
Florence Nr0na. Agnes Wrona. Mildred
Kurecka Virginia Delper Helen Kurecka.
Margaret Cook Lorraine Sable. Virginia
Phillips and Muriel Miller
intermediate boys 40 yard - Gordon
Ryan James Kirkland. Chuck Johnson Len
McDougan Charles Delpier Russell Wide,
Tom Saunders Gene Baird and Don Lntes.
intermediate boys half mile - Gordon
Ryan. James Kirkland Ted Oldenkamp.
Fred Sloan Tom Saunders Don Lutes.
Russell Wide. Leslie BrOdeur Alex Ait
son. Charles Deiper, Gene Baird and Don
wingard
Junior boys 220-yard-Tom Miles Ed
ward Becker Albert Ahee Robert Huoel
Jim Koinis Clark Dean Carl Leppine
Gordon Hetu Roy Pallazzoia. Howard Al
iison. Ed Flnnegan Jack satarino Jack
Entvische, Bob Vorpagel Bob Miller
Don Rudisue WAldimar Czaban. Paul
Prokuds. Ted suwalkowske. Melvin Rogers
and John Johnson.
Juvenile boys 220-ysrd- Bob Kaiser Ed
Paquette. Bob Paquette. Bob seemAn Bob
Reaul, Jim Rlazo. Roger Garvin. Frank
Whitman. carr Hubel. Jack Fidler. Leo
Florek. Bud Classon, Don Ascher Jerry
Oldenkamp Don Lappels Chris Harris.
Dick Thompson, Howard McDouGal. steve
Yomin and Ed Cnyz.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Aqueduct Results
Bs the Associated Press.

% INC ASsCCldleo HTesS.
FIRST RACE-Purs. $1,000: special
Weep Not Hun 1920 90 3so
Generous Gray $50 4.s0
Last Sou (James) 8 az
Time, :00as.
Also ,ran--Jane Benhem. Peril, Ninety
pays. fNidachance, Royal Roam. At Which,
FoFssrs dHdF'' Gil. Fsid fTaid'is'' F0F'Vs'F and
- SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000 added:
Handicap' Glass C; 3-year-olds and up;
fo.Ga.sSyr fog1 BOY NEssEq} 1gs.2, 7.eo 4.soo sao 80
SoSIey MEADE 400
Also ranM7-sqnsino and ,Nedayr.
DAILY Double paid S4s.50)
THIRD RAcEaaPurse $1,000; allow
anceS: maidens; 3-year-olds and up; IL.
Perisphere (stout, 4.e0 $40 23o
Distant Isle GMadden) $50 80
stETaiESsrry Tims az! eMeade 800
Also rsn-sun Galomar, st. Peter, Wee
Se Piesey and Master Chance.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000 added;
ssa1ssteSdn oRobsTtsOT 1870 .stS $50
's4n 4Tm.' as'In az, ,EadH 5:iO
Also ran--Brabant. Reformatory, asome
csmmet Farm entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purs.. 10000 added:
the Dvyer, 5-year-olds: \. miles
Whirlaway (Arcaro) 24O $50 out
Marketwise (James) $50 out
Robert Morris (Robertson) out
Time, 2:0325.
Also ran-Greylle
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500 added:
Graded handicap. class c: 3-year-olds and
upward; "a miles.
Fenelon tStout) 450 $50 3ln
kasidah CEadsl 40 $50
o Peep Show fRoberts) 40
Time, 1:51.
Also ran-Iron Shot aPlay House
and Spanish Duke
u. n. Miles entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $1,000; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and Up; i. miles
Save Charm Cskellyl 1870 10 $50
Dark May (Madden) $50
Time, 1:47.
Also ran-Gay Troubadour, Spring
tvsy. Portet. Predicate, Gee Joe and
Witheravay.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Royal Business Nears
Charles Town Mark
In Rouss Victory
GoonteII, Mystic Man
Score for Double;
Frank H. Winner
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, June
21.-Capt. Ewart Johnstons Royal
Business thrilled a sveltering crowd
of 10000 when she accounted for
the Senator Milton o. Rouss Me-
mortal, l 1/l6-mile feature OF the
racing here today.
The Virginia owned mare. which
has been getting whipped over heavy
and muddy tracks, sped the distance
on a fast course in 1:46ls. just l
second off the track mark. She
carried ia pounds and won going
away to enable Jockey Sammy Pa
Jumbo chalk up his 26th victory.
She paid $3.50.
The many Washingtonians in the
throng cleaned up when Goantell,
owned by C. E. George, led through
out the 6la furlongs Of the third
to pay $3.50.
Fans coupling Goantell with 3. r.
Pitts Mystic Man, winner of the
second, in the daily double received
$500. 1t was So combination.
Jockey Buddy Root was fined $25
by the stewards for crossing his field
too sharply at the first turn in the
third race.
Palumbo opened the racing bv
winning with Norman Corbin's Time
Passes that led seven opponents over
the Az -furlong route. Time Passes
netted his hackers 1920.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Light Lady Runs Fast
In Stretch 10 Annex
Betsy Ross Stakes
Hos 2h-Leneth Edge
Over Lotopoise, With
Bonjo Eyes Placing
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PRESS.
BOSTON. Mass. June 2l-Arnold
Hangers Light Lady, wild-running
filly which few past rivals in the
home stretch. rushed to 2l2-length
triumph in the 81 7500-added Betsy
Ross Stakes at Suffolk Downs today
before almost 10000 sun-baked Gus
toners.
Ten started in this 5-furlong dash
for juvenile fillies. including a triple
entry by H. P. Headley, Pig Tails,
Lotopoise and Spiral Pass. Jockey
Warren E. Snyder fell from Spiral
Pass $50 yards from the start, but
escaped with facial cuts.
Headley's Lotopoise finished sec
ond, almost three lengths in front
of John Hay Whitney's Banjo Eyes.
James C. Braswell's Begda ran
fourth. another nose back.
Light Lady, IN winning on her
second trip to the wars and her
second successful one, ran the five
eiphths in 59zs.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
.F:Iycaster Marshall
Sets World Record,
Takes Two Titles
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BUFFALO, N. Y, June 21-Clyde
w. Marshall, East Liverpool, Ohio,
national all-around distance bait
and fycasting champion, broke the
world record for the 5s-ounce cast
today with throw Of 440 feet and
won two New York State titles.
High lighting opening of the two
day State championship casting
tournament, Marshall averaged
331.8 feet on five casts to win the
as-ounce crown, and then, with
casts of 298, All and 440, annexed
the 5s-ounce title. The old five
eighths record, established by Lee
Sinms at San Francisco in 1889,
was Alt feet.
John S. Burdick of North Muske-
gon, Mich. placed second in the
three -eighths event. with a 3O9-foot
average. and Eugene Anderegg,
Paterson, N. j. third, with Q So7-
foot average.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Mark for Stakes SET
As Wright's Star
Wins by Length
Judges Reject Protest
Market Wise, Second,
Was Carried Wide
BY SID FEDER.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, June 2l-Wnirl-
away strictly was Joe Louis in
the ancient Dwyer Stakes at Aque-
duct today. And they're both still
champions.
For II rounds Billy Conn had
Louis whipped Wednesday night.
For 10 furlongs, three other colts
did the same to Warren Wright'S
Kentucky lightning -streak today.
Even in the final SesSion-the win
ner's circle-there was some doubt
about It.
But In the end the judges tossed
cut a claim Of foul against him
and the king of the 3-year-olds
came up with his fifth straight vic
tory to pick up $8,075 for the SD
running of the historic mile and
q quarter, thereby boosting his
earnings to s244,186 for his two
year racing career.
To 20,537 sweltering fans there
was nothing to get excited about.
The Kentucky cannon ball made no
startling jackrabbit move as he did
in waltzing in with the Kentucky
Derby and Pearkness. Nor did he
take to the front and run of and
hide as he did in the Belmont
Stakes.
Whirly In Front by Length.
This was just horse race, and
at the finish Whirly was a length
In front of Lou Tufano's Market
Wise, with j. Fred Byer's Robert
Morris three lengths farther back
in the show spot. William Wood
wards Greville, the early pace
setter. trailed the others by 10
lengths.
Blenheim's son broke the year.
old stake record by clicking off the
mile and a quarter in 2:0325, a rat
ting good time, only two-fifths off
the track record.
Eddie Arcaro, part of the top
weight of 126 pounds on Whirlaways
back. had tight hold as they came
up to the clubhouse turn, and an
other as they moved out of the
stretch bend He explained after
ward he was "a little doubtful about
the sharp curves" AS a result, the
colt was last coming out of the first
turn, then moved up to pass Market
Wise and be third halfway down the
backstretch. Arcaro let him 90 as
the field of four rounded the stretch
turn. and he was two lengths in
front when they Strengthened out
for home.
Patrol Judges Back WhirIy.
Just then, Market Wise made his
move, and Arcaro had to let up his
hold to permit the fiier to fly. This
caused Whirlaway to drift out down
the stretch, and resulted in a claim
of foul by Basil James, aboard Mar
ket Wise.
"Whirlaway carried me out In the
stretch" he told the judges. The
patrol judges, however, contended
that Whirly was clear when he
drifted wide. that Market Wise fol-
lowed him wide. and then ducked
inside. Whirlaway was only / to S
in the betting, which made no one
wealthy.
Wright and Trainer Ben Jones
were not so fortunate, however, in
the fremont stakes for 2-year-olds.
Their highly regarded Sun Again
had to be contented with third
money as B. F. Whitaker's Requested
easily won the 512 -furlong test in
track = record = equalling time of
1:0525. Requested set all the pace
and finished three lengths in front
OF Mrs. E. Graham Lewis Rodney,
rank outsider, with Sun Again an
other half-length to the rear.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
FIFTH RACE - PURPORT,
SCOOTIE, BILL X,

PURPORT has zeen finishing
with the leaders in recent at
tempts and slight improvement
could have him home ahead Of
this good opposition. SCOOTIE
has won two out of three and is
a keen threat. BILL K to cop
the show money,
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Beaver Makes Tropshot
Sweep in Pennsylvania
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BRADFORD, Pa, June 21.-Wal-
ter Beaver of Conshohcken won the
distance handicap title today as the
50th Pennsylvania State trapshoot
tournament ended Beaver broke 80
targets from the 25-yard line.
He also won high over all with
1914 out of 400 and had 542 out OF
$50 for the entire tournament.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Equifox, an Outsider,
Wins Lincoln, With
Shot Put Fifth
Drives Home Neck Ahead
Of Sirusiu With Third
Going to Idle Run
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, June 21.-Coming up
with a rush in the stretch, the
Howard Wells Stables Equifox to-
day won the $1,000 added Lincoln
Handicap over the Ia mile route.
w. c. Stroubes Sirasia was Sec
ond and Mrs. Emil Denemark's Idle
Sun was third in a field of six.
EquifoX, an extreme outsider in
the betting, won by neck and
ran the distance in 2:05.
Mrs. Marie Evans Shot Put, even-
money favorite and victor in this
race a year ago, was last almost
all the way around and finished
fifth.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Draft Is Sure to Grab
Many Stor Gridders

~ the Associated Press.
Richmond has lost all-Southern
Tackle Andy FroncZek and v. M. I.
has lost Billy Walker, best confer
ence blocker at guard, and Randy
Huyett. end.
On top of that, the draft will
begin reaching out for the gridders,
with many stars sure to be called.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Sir Jeffrey Sets Mark
In InqIewood Victory
nv tbs Associated Press.

By
LOS ANGELES, June 21.-Sir
Jeffrey, a s17s0 shot in field OF
IL, set a new track record Of 1:42zs
for a mile and a sixteenth route to-
day to win the $4,000 Inglewood
Handicap at Hollywood Park. major
conditioner for the big $4,000 Gold
Cup classic July l9.
Woof Woof was second and Mr..
Grundy third.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
FOURTH RACE - MIKES
GRACE, HIBLAZE, OVAL

MIKES GRACE has captured
the honors in three straight out
ings and may be able to trim
this slightly better field. HI
BLAZE has finished first or sec
ond in his last seven starts.
CAVALIER has won three out of
four.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
EIGHTH RACE - PALKIN,
TRIXIE LASS, OyERPLAY,

PALKIN has been improving
with every start and should have
reached peak form for this one.
A good ride could be all that is
necessary. TRIXIE LASS has
been threatening to trim a field
of this sort. OVERPLAY is
ready.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Suffolk Downs Results
By the Associated Press.

3-yeaI-olds: furlonss Chute
Ethel Pair (Delucisl 1880 $50
Right as Rain tCrais) $50
Aiso gan2Mo2. Sc. Foam. closk Time
seems no9d Mate e0s Watch 1iS and rishSif.. w.
SECOND RAcE-Purse 81 600; claiming;
3-year-olds; . ,furlonEs chute. 80 90
Paciher Bates 400 $50 240
General Planet CYouns) $40 go
Fly Gent tBrlEssD 24O
Also ran-Delicto, Worldly, Harvey and
~ Daily Double Paid sls7cOD
THIRD RACE-Purse sI.1OO; claiming;
4-yesr-old: and up; lis piles. o. so
FENCING .Taylorl $50 $50 50
Ia Joys SNYDER $50 800 800
Also rsn~Cash o Boy. High Arch and
Molasses Bill.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse $1,000; special
Haleah (Cafsreljal 800 $50 go
Chopsticks tYounz) $50
Also fsn~Nsht Shift, coholss and
FIFTH RACFPurse. 81 300: claiming:
3-year -olds and Up; IL miles.
Bobs Boy Briggs $40 $50 out
Manamaid tcaffarella) 500 500 out
Balloter Chestnut out
Time, l:45.
Also ran-Fancy Free and Dewy Dawn.
Dead heat for first
SIXTH RACE-Purse. s1.5OO; handicap:
4.year-olds and Yp; 1 mile 1nso -eo oo
Votum tRobarO 1910 $50
The RAGE tSnyder) 300
Time. :3Sas
Also ran-Baby Sister. Master Key
Allegro. Side Arm and Lons Pass.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500 added
Betsy Ross Stakes; H-year-olds; > furlongs.
Light Lady tBiermanl 500 500 $50
aLotopoise tTaylorl 4.2O SO
Banjo Eyes tRichardS 800
Time. .599S.
Also ran-aPig Tails. smarty vivacity.
aSpiral Pass Ration. Besda and Flying
Indian.
All P Hesdley entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
Ing: 4-year-olds and upward: II. miles.
Her Reigh tAllgsierl 500 40 $50
Steel King lKenneyl $40 $50
Dark Beau lCsrarells) 40
Time. 2:00is.
and Ofnciste.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Lincoln Fields Results
BY the Associated Press.

oS heoOSldIcu 4coos
FIRST RAcE-Purse $50; claiming;
Snuso s }sortonl nI up iua 43 5o5S s5 1sso 90
Doug Brashear (Foxl $50 4.s0
Also ran-slsck River. kenyon c., Bar. s,lc
gain Hunter, voluble and The Trout.
. SECOND RAcE-ru1s. $50; claiming;
Hish LANDMARK WILSON, $40 40
Also rsa2K.ntucky Jane Park City,
Hae, Khayyam, The Anvil and Estrellita.
THIRD RACE-Purse, sl,o1o:, special
pssnts rpsr sidens; yearolds Hn d1riopss so
One (Haritos5 46o $50
Snow Apple tVeoder) $50
rab, seven oaEs' ouizsieal. zs ASsO Wsza sweep,
Noah's Love, Lons Hope and Media.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, .s1,Olo: claim
Arched tcruiksha1EI k $50 $50 900
Kine Cotton Garner $50 $50
Miss Harriet lHauerl $50
Go Home.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. s1.5lO: claiming;
Q Play (MacAndrew $50 100 $40
Ball1nderry tBorton) $50
Also ran-Torch Gleam. Displayer, soup
and Fish. Bronte II and Bullanne.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 5000. added;
Lincoln Handicap; 3year-olds and up: ia
Eauifox CMlls 24sO 900 42O
Sirasia (Richardl 40 800
q Idle Sun WILSON, 300
Time, 2:05.
Also ran-Forever Prince. aWar Min
strel and Shot Put
a Mis-. Z. Denemark entry
SEVENTH RACTPurse, $50: claim
ms; 4-year-olds and up; "a miles.
Bachelors Bower (B'gerl $50 $50 $50
Port O. Call tLtzenberser) $50 $50
Royal Teddy Garner $40
Time, 1:54ts.
Also ran-sam X Hign Renown. wor-
poise. Spanish Belle, Stella Nc and Sweet
Forever.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse Sl.O1O; claim
ing: 3-year -olds and upward: / Ils miles
Patapsco BERGER 800 300 go
Tornado (HaskelD 800 $50
Mighty Fine tYarberry) 4.60
Time, 1885,
Also ran-Pitangs. Frerab. Silver Fleet.
Miss Pittypat and Million Bucks.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
NINTH RACE PRIN CE
JOCK, ROYAL WANTON,
ROMAN LEADER

PRINCE JOCK has been work.
ing very satisfactorily and if the
substitute Is used could turn up
the winner. ROYAL WANTON
and ROMAN LEADER to fight
it out for the consolation awards.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
THIRD RACE-GRADATIM,
ILLS DAUGHTER, GOOD

GRADATIM hasn't won a race
this year. but has threatened
often and appears a standout
over this opposition. ILLS
DAUGHTER has worked well
Evening star., 1941-06-22
SEVENTH RACE-KAI-MIN,
RANDLE'S QUEEN, OIL

KAI-MIN wins often and has
worked well since his last tri-
umph. 1t will take a fit animal
to lower his colors. RANDLE'S
QUEEN came to life and won
her last. OVILIO is quite con-
sistent and rates a money chance.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
SIXTH RACE BLAHBLAH,
ROMAN BOY, VENDORS
LIEN,

BLAHBLAH has raced con-
sistently here and could be the
one to give this high-class field
a trimming. ROMAN BOY has
keen early foot and should be
with the pace. VENDORS LIEN
has won four races here.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
FIRST RACE - MYRTLE NJ,
HEROD'S PLATE, FRANK

MYRTLE M has shown fair
form here and meets indifferent
opposition. HEROD'S PLATE
has improved and is ready.
FRANK L has worked swiftly.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
SECOND RACE. - CHE F
HOLLIS, BROOMORIA, MR..

CHIEF HOLLIS has started
five times here and has been in
the money every time. His con-
sistency gets him the nod.
BROOMORIA won her last and
off the race is threat. MR..
JIM has a win here to recon-
mend.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Charles Town
BEST BET-GRADATIM.

enough for top consideration.
GOODWINE could be the sur
prise package.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Arlington Fast.

Arlington (FaSN.
By Buck Weaver, the Louisville Times.
l-Valdina entry. Some Man, Epay.
2-Equioval, Mexicana. Rio Vista.
3-Blacky Bee, Lady Infinite, King
Cotton.
+Latepass. Millfang. Fritz.
5-Smacked, Shady Brook entry,
Bushwhacker.
6-Potranco, Joe Schenck, Kings
Blue.
7-Linger Awhile, Court Counsel,
Darby Dallas.
s-Sweep Through, He Man, Dark
Phaona.
Best bet-Smacked.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

FOURTH RACE-Furse. $500: claiming;
3-yesr olds and up; about : iurlonss.
Frank H kelly $50 4.40 $50
JuSta jimmie tRoob $50 400
Chief Cherokee tScocca) 40
Also ran-Din. PACK Saddle, Lancashire.
First Fling and Grand Wind.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse $1,000 handicap;
Roya sasness snd sp mes sSo 40 300
fBelle d'Amour tScoccaJ 800 $40
The Fop tMartinezJ 400
Also ran-Brookie Boy, Welsh Lad;
Groucher's Boy, Tall Story, Annikin and
five o Four. Field.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
3-year-olds and upward, about 4ia fur
Ny First rpalumboD 500 $50 $50
Satin Royce (Scocca) 500 $50
Pushkin tHernandezJ 400
Time 0:494s.
Also ran-veepee Chide, stubbs. PAPER
Girl and Saint Pyrevick.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500: claim
Ing; 4-year-oldS and up; II. miles
Sunny Rose Leyland) 1140 $50 4 50
Transday fPalumbo) $40 $50
Eneles Wonder tHaber) $50
Also ran-Lucky Jewel Easter Holiday.
5romo. Kinsoo and Asnes knight
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $500; elsimins;
4.yesr.olds snd up Ii. miles miles eo g, M
Kamari (Klrkl "a 90 90
irish Lancer iDuhord) 44O
Also ran-Chsnnins. Fritz W. Con-
namista. Fredalvs and Blue cyclone.