davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Washington Park Results
BY the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming:
Country Prince tsnyder) 1890, 1880 $50
SWiftness tYarberry) LOO 4.S0
DcHnasin, 9ms ,Js GHss'felD 40
,o A'0 H;1 Aens LHa Hpa Of 4DS
tesion, fets's Prince and Patched Pants.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
sx: 3sl1sn ssh:s:pS ass PS. rs ssS !f0s. ssS
Also Also ranHsiu.bird. Anoph.les. sxins
Leader Bright and Early, Cook Book:
Rose-Red: Radio Wave. Tskitfrome and
(DailS Double paid s7s.4o for s2)
Ta4ER nAGERS5s: s i52'sss. $1,000; e.imns
Miss Shopper lFarrelD 700 $50 800
Memphis lYarbsrryl $40 $50
Doctor Rsdsr tGeorss $50
Also r.nNePruninr. Alshyrd John Hun
nicutt, Country Miss and III Go.
FOURTH RAcE-Purs., $1,000: claim
Ing; s-yesI-olds and up: on iprlonsss .oo
wesSs:v Tsm:, 1!ffh.' :fTsh!s' $50
o,,li;i. AisS r'n-xsron Burr, All I'sis and
FIFTH RACE+Purse, 1900: Victorian
Handicap: 3-year-olds and upward; l
mile (ehute).
Idle Sun (Richard) 7.40 400 $40
Steel Heels lRollins) 4.20 $40
Plowshare (Cruiekshank) $40
Also I,n@Mcnt.in. waugh Pop. Tnr.
Bangs, Cherry Trihe.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, SIC, 900. added:
WashinGton Park Futurity; 2-year-olds; 8
furlongs
Asab (Vedder) 800 2.4O 2.2O
.5dIDs oIS5.n Rsha,ds tM,1,Sn 400 so
Also ran-Wise Colonel. First of ALL Cor
tese, Great Occasion. Putitthere and Chi
| cago DR..
Ing. 4.year-olds and upward; IN miles,
Inscomira lBrooks) 31.00 154O 600
Waringa (Cruickshank) 4.60 $40
Pennsburf lenider) $40
Nso N%s' rsn@eopp.r Tube, Soldier. CALL
Colonel Joe. Myrica, Montell, Dark Phaona,
Acute and Mon Reye.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
| ing: 3-year-olds and upward: / V miles
unamim tJones) 1850 $50 $50
Narfeu f0eorgel 500 $50
Must Co 1qrtoAD $50
- ls2Esl. -. s.''~ ss.a~
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Trotting Marks Seen
In Danger in Races
AT Wisconsin Fair
By the Associated Press.

BY the hSSoClsteu Iicso.
MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 1.-two
stake races for trotters and carrying
prize money totalling sl2,500 high
light the four-day Grand Circuit
Harness Race meeting which gets
underway tomorrow at the Wiscon-
State Fair.
The $1,000 American Stake for
three-year-olds is scheduled for to-
morrow and will bring together
several of the horses which COM
peted in the recent Hambletonian.
Bill Gallan, Hambletonian win
ner, will not be present, but in hi,
place will be Volstadt. Among the
entries are Perpetual, Excellency
winner of the first heat in the Ham,
bletonian, Florimel and Lucy Han.
over.
The Matron Stake, with q purse
of So, 500, will be held next Tuesday
The track record of 1894, set by
Una Signal, probably will be ir
jeopardy.
The favorite is Nibble Hanover
which set q two-heat world recort
Of 1:58% and 1859 in 4 recent race
His opposition will include tive
speedsters that pushed him to tn.
record. They are Spencer Scott ant
Earls Moody Guy.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Honey Cloud, Winner
OF King Philip Cap,
To Be Given Rest
Shows Ample Stamina
In Norrosonsett Win;
Trugie Ending Second
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PAWTUCKET, r. l., Aug. 16.-As
parting shot before being shipped
to Aqueduct for rest, A. ]. Whitley"
Abels Honey Cloud today won the
5000 added King Philip Handicap
at Narragansett Park.
The 7-year son of High Cloud
showed no signs OF weakening in
the mile and one-sixteenth on a
sloppy track, but Abel said he would
go through with his original plan
to give him a rest.
Ridden by Walter Taylor, Honey
Cloud won going away-four and a
half lengths in front of w. J.
Hirschs Tragic Ending-to cover the
route in 1 :46. In show position. seven
lengths back OF the winner, was
w. L. Brann's Pictor.
A 2-to-1 choice of the 25.0Oo
crowd, Honey Cloud brought his
hackers $6, $3.50 and $3.50 for a 50
ticket in the mutuels. Tragic End
ing returned $500 and $3.50 and
Pictor, second choice in the betting,
brought $3.50.
The triumph was worth s4.290 to
Abel and boosted Honey Cloud S
earnings to s10,2l5 in Is starts this
season.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Burnett Reaches Final
In Indian Spring Golf

Volney Burnett, Maryland State
amateur champion, yesterday en-
tered the final round in the Indian
Spring Club golf championship
Burnett defeated Jim HUNT 2 and
in a semifinal match.
Jock Olmstead and Dick Melvin
are to meet today in semiflnal
match to decide the final round op-
ponent of Burnett. OlmStead yes
terday licked Lou Harrison 3 and
in a semif1nal encounter.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Pair 81 Linkswomen
For tuesdays Play
In T.. B. ). Event

Eighty-four feminine golfers In
Glass B, with handicaps of 18 strokes
and over, will play Tuesday at the
Chevy Chase Club in the Columbia
Broadcasting System tournament.
Pairings:
$40. Mrs. H. o. Porter (Col.l. Mrs.
lMan): s:4b, sadie CLAM (Ban.) Mrs
$50. MIS- Drr 5. L. Moormsn {cons J, Mrs:
Houston Harper (ConE j.; Mrs. A. G; Paul
gen. s55' Mrs g MSn noG4xsn %,ss Msa.1on sMs1
Sast (ManD.
8. Mrs F. L. williams (Arg.). Kay Jones
Ars Mrs. j. A. AnaersSr %1s AyFI; Mil,,d s;es e.
ssfds M.s p ST. SUM- Mrs. u f.t.rson Mti M11f T. s. s.
ran Fisher lcoI). Mrs. Mona Stuart (coiI
Nicholson (Wash5, Mrs. W. Ish.m (Ksn1;
p:20. Mrs. Robert Lacey (Coll. Mrs.
Robert McKenzis Mde5l (co!0. Mrs; n. FL. F Mol-
Nrs. george Buski. lcons), Mrs: .. 4.
M,n3 ME- MI; p.nn.k.r aas IN. Man, 2i!1I,: ms
esn5S:sIM :nS Mrs keni John gts 5.x,st coi; ssS.
W aSrr; MI: I's weGs aa' L Waod podr:
e:45, Mrs. william Wire (Ken.l, Mrs. r.
bii1s (Ken.), Mrs. w. ]. Hills CKen).
TENTH TEE.
s:35, Mrs. Samuel Coldwell (B. H.:
Mrs. Carl Peterson (B. H., Mrs. Howard
kough (B. H; $40, Mrs. W. =. Nyles
Miss H. E. Davis (Ban); S:45, Mrs. J. r.
Murphy (Wash.l, Mrs. Elizabeth Quigs
(Ban.l. Mrs. c. A. Olmsted tWash); $3.50,
Mrs. =. J. Kennedy Il. 81, Mrs. r. c.
Dunbar II. s., Mrs; n. II, Mihills tCongl;
S:55. Mrs. H. j. Webb (Wash.), Mrs. H. H.
Goodman tWash.), Mrs. r. Young (Wash).
8. Mrs. M F. Foy "a. NJ. Mrs. G. X.
ffeiss "a. NJ, Mrs. w. Z. Macintosh
"a. NJ: 9:05, Mrs Nathan Cone Il. s.,
Mrs. Milton Rollins Il. 81. Mrs. E. B.
Lockett II. 81; 9:1O. Mrs. H. B. Wiley
wash, Mrs ]. Harr wash Mrs W L.
Baker (Wash.); 9:15. Mrs. E. Kochersparger
(Wash), Mrs. A. M. Rudio (Wash). Mrs.
Paul Lion (Ken); eco. Mrs o. L. Platt
Eelsn MANI; a:25, Mrs. Alexander H.
Bell, jr. MANI, Mrs. J. w. Fetters Ken.l.
Mrs. v. G. Myers Ken.); $40, Mrs. W. A.
Hill (Man), Mrs. r. r. Trezise MANI.
Mrs. A. L. Alderman MANI; 9:35, Mrs.
J. r. Hogan (Wash.l. Mrs: Edward Dunes
wash J, Mrs. Robert Kiebler Ren); e:4O,
Mrs. II. southworth tKen.l, Mrs. r.. L.
Eutchinson (Wash), Mrs. j.. P. Brantley
kenl s;zb, Mrs.; Charles slsv.on
Mrs. otts Elh1s u. NJ,
Evening star., 1941-08-17

After a week Of cold storage bally-
hoo the tempo of Joe Turner's next
fistic promotion at Grifith Stadium,
August a, should take on fresh in
terest tomorrow when Bill Poland,
rising young heavyweight. and Eddie
Blunt, giant North Carolina Negro,
begin training at the Arena.
They're down for 4 25-round
battle, longest of modern times, on
the colorful card Turner is borrow
ing from Jack Kearns for the eve
ming, and they'll have to be right to
even stand up that long.
Ken Overlin, former middleweight
champion now. training for come
back, doesn't believe either Poland
or Blunt can 60 that distance, but
Kearns, watching over Poland's in
terests like a mamma eagle, says
William likes a route and the longer
the better.
Can He Wear Out?
Cant 60 Is. en-" he snorted at
Overlin. "Lemme tell you, that
kidll 60 50 If they'll let him. He's
no good at all for five rounds. At 10
he's just beginning to warm up. At
IS he's hot At 20 he's sizzling, and
at IS he should be at white heat. /
don't say he's a superman, but he's
the closest thing to it. Wait1l you
see him."
OF course, 1t not only is possible
but highly probable that somebody
by the name of Poland will get
smack on the chops before the fights
gone three rounds, which Kearns
does not deny.
But he can take it," he says. HE
traded rights with Harry Bobo-
who is nobody's pushover, and you
know who they carried out-Bobo
And maybe Blunt will catch a couple
where he don't like 'em. Then what
happens? Poland is the best hit
ter I've seen since Dempsey and that
includes Louis. And he's got q
honey of 4 left, 80 good the police
could pick him up for carrying q
dangerous weapon. Dempsey didn't
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Cumberland Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
P:sl,sa Pa:.S as.ns: sSnr rxsss !sfSse' $40 siSS sc
winSser T;mel Galsi {assi;. Miller' 800
Also ran-secreta, Alice Dodge. Square
Play, Mafuta, Rowing Eye.
SECOND RAcE-Purs.. $500: claiming:
so1 ,ys,s. .ns gD; 6 sS $50 $40
Lena Gill tBletsacker, $40 80
Saint Pyreviek (Acosta> $40
Also ranNRollins Crown, Petit Feurs.
daily Double paid s55soJ
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming;
2-year -olds; 6A furlonss.-
Bus, Time tMsStiasD sS,.,. sso ,Ssoo 2.sS 2sS
Mathora tKelIy 2.so
Also Also ran@HbDots Chant. Green Key,
30 Fast. Del Charm. Little suzanne.
FOURTH RAcE-Pur.s. $500; claiming;
Swear -olds and up; eh furlonss o-o
s.11,s. sltonh:ad 5.I.'Ss .seSsss 400 1885 o s7SS
N.Isndan tSi.tzaeker) $40
1i.o 1imeul8ccakk r.ln@8cakk.ncer, Little H.rpist. cut
Emerald, @ Jewel Sons.
FIFTH RAcE-rur.e. $500: claiming;
asss1slfS: b.:sss g.. rs ss
Blablah kelly 5'zo ..oo
Hi.Blaze (MartineD %.SU
Time-O:563s
Also ran@Leonsrdtown, Fair Haired
High Hedge.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 5000 claiming;
3-year-olds and up: is miles.
Aliencaid tscoccs. $50 500 go
Cotillion tHernandex) 4.4o 5-oo00
Gimpey (Acosta) 3.Zo
Time. 1866. ,,,,,,
Aisc ran-Chainwick. Huppy. William v,
Moon Harvest and Maesak.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse,, S700; claim
ing: 3-yearcold and up: !: K: miles 1zo
oaranite (Acosta) 13.6O 5.s9
Thoa Kelly 3.4o
Time, 1:641s.
Miss Wing and kenner
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500: claiming;
a-year-olds and up: Ii miles. 80
aasf;,Ss; ssIs; Ssg.s o5sss o5bssssss,ne, 1880 5sS s!s
Pack Saddle iMeyeSl $50
W. ias=Stsshas. ~ nasvhisk.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
enon lnvncbIe Metro Camp but ngentes Are Hot After Other Titles
A. A. u. Boxing
Tomorrow Niaht

Lineup for tomorrow nights
amateur boxing show at Turner'S
Arena under the auspices Of the
District A. A. u:
Cliff Rhodes est. Mary's). VS..
Danny Mclaughlin (MerricD.
Henry Tucker IN. T. 81 VS..
George Marcupolis Police No. 81.
Billy Francis (Red Shield VS..
Roy Hubsher (Apollo).
Houston Anderson (Apollo) VS..
Scotty Ashton (Merricb.
Dick Mullins IN. T. 81 VS..
Benny Rodill (Red Shield.
AL Edick (St. Mary's) vs.. Allan
Shreve Police No. 81.
Tom Holland (Red Shield VS..
Don Hubsher apollo.
Lew Hanbury Merrick) VS..
Francis OKid Smith (St. Mary's)
Joe McGinnis Coast Artillery
vs.. Jack Golum q. c. c..
Kab Galloway CMerrick) vs..
John Ganus CPolice No. 81.
John (CottonD Corbin IS. e. B.
c. VS.. Jimmy Miller IN. T. S.
First bout $50.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Washington Park (Fast)
Saratoga Results
By tie Associated Press.

~ TIE Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-steeplechase: purse. ST.
500; allowances; 3-year-olds and upward;
Lodeon (BsD 1920 $50 40
Golden Oak CMagee) 400 $50
Buck LanEhorne tcruD $40
Also ranIMiiilr,cs. Motley. pieo Bl.n-
SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000: allow
ances; 2-year-olds: 8 furiongs.
Talent Scout (Donoso) 5000 1890 $40
Hubbub (Westrope) $50
Also % ran4siazins Glory. Nipsietle. Park
psiis Doubi. paid sSs71
= THIRD RASs.rgr:.; s!;2oo; special
xsHa xs1sns Wlson madsn: n. tssS: ass.-0d' and uD
spre the Rod Donoso) lilo 40 $50
Scmsnic tRichaIdO $40 80
Also r.n..sssil.u.. Cash Basis and
snces; 2-year-olds. 8 furlonss
sfusSHs f1sS'nr,q Gonsssnl RCssnl.o lso .soo sssoo
Bean by Bean (EadO 500
Time, lib
,Ai; Also s,in1, SsnF,Es. Wss,1 Fiddle c.rmu. Path
FIFTH RACE-Purse $4,000 added:
epinevay Stakes: 2-yeaf-oldx; furlonss.
Markell fExdsl 1880 $40 $50
Guuipet CWalD 1920 40
Petrify Donoso) $50
Also ran-AHeshany. q Enhance. q Romp-
ing Home, Ny Choice and Court Manners
William Zfegler entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, IS. 900. added
Iraysrs Stakes: 3-year-olds;, IA miles.
Fairymant dongden) out out
Lord Kitchener (James) out
Time. 2:0545.
Only three started.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. - 900 added; !;
graded handicap. class G; 3-year-olds and
upward: 1h miles
Nesrsight (McCreary) 1870 go $50
Century Note tMeade) $40 go
City Talk tRoberts) $40
Time, 1853 3-6.
Also ran--Tola Rose, Equitable, Cramps.
Sun Lover and Rosstovn.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing; 3:yeal,old. and up; ~ miles ko an
Tramp Ship lcoronl S.xo
Tina. z:0eh.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Norroeonsett Park
Results

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse., 100: Claiming;
3;;ysar -Slds and Upward, IA miles mile ..o
sisSs si:sSl Pss Psts astsnss aAsasnson lo lSoo ssS
Molasses Bill tSconza) $50
Also rsnIHedporte. Dark Beau. Howard.
Totin' Home, Cross Vine.
SECOND RAcE-pur... SLIGO; claim
Ing; s-ysar-olds and UPWARD furions'
MoS;ssn Krovito 1850 li!.sSo s.eo eS
Copin tBrisssl $50
Also rsn.Mountsin Range Embrace.
Dust on. Jackinthebox-
THIRD RAcE-PuIse: 81, 200: claiming;
Gino2 Thor LBriEE) $3.50 s.ss0 sQ0
assos sSsS oqoRssf.., '' $50
H.as a0 sT sSn.d TSs ssd soaS snd FISH,
FOURTH RAcE-rur.s. 81 300: allow
seses, sess. iss.ld ssTiol0'' iu1lSn iaho 900 40
Dense Path (sconxao 11.30 $40
Bingo Bridget tsnyder) 4.20
4iss ran 5snT ehue1l.. s.runa. Fair Flyer
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500; allow
stolen Tryst (Taylor) 7.20 $40 $50
Wise Moss (Denton) 500 $40
Dark Imp (Berg) z.70
Also ran-War Key and Blue Warrior.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added:
King Philip Handicap: 3-year-olds and up;
Lis miles.
Honey Cloud CTaylor) 500 $50 $50
Tragic Ending (Mora) $50 $50
Pictor (Wooifi 2.90
Also rsn@Yale o. Nine. Advocator and
Dos House.
SEVENTH (SUB) RACE+Purse. $I.100:
claiming; 3-year-olds and upward; fur
longs (chute).
Paddy (Brisgsl $50 ESQ $50
Quaker Lad fParadise) $40 $50
Nedcap tKrovitx) 7.60
Time-1.l3.
Also ran-See See, Transylvania, Radio
Charm. Minstrel Wit, snowum.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
inG: 3-year-olds and up: ! !. miles.
| County Cork lBerg) 1870 $50 $50
Or Stratton (eqyder} 40 $40
| Conrad Mann (4riegs) $40
w. NS-p0 Afah. = pssia. opsnt
1DeRoA 10 q oAl AAofooRt
Evening star., 1941-08-17
NINTH (sUBsTrTUTE) RACE-Purse.
N,lOO: claiming; 3-year-olds and upward:
Selma to Have Rich Purse

LAUREL, Md, Aug. 16.-With 100
fillies remaining In the Selma
Stakes, 1/1s mile feature for q
year-old fillies to be run here Oc-
tober Is, it will require only 10
starters to enable the winner to take
down $24, $50.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Boss Hoss Home First
In Dude Park Feature

BY the Associated Press.
DADE PARK, KY, Aug. 16.-Boss
Hoss, an E. r. Bradley castoff. staged
a hustling finish here today to cap
ture the mile sl,500 Governors 8
Handicap. scoring length and half
decision over Aonbarr. Better Be
Good was third.
Ridden by Jack Fhnchum, Boss
Hoss stepped the mile In 1.3S.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Fox Hunters to Stage
Tests at Johns Form

The ninth annual Maryland Fox
Hunters Association Labor day show
will be held this year at Brooke
Johns Farm near Norbeck, Md.
Events, beginning at 10 am, in
clude four fiat races and q steeple-
chase. Chairman of the committee
in charge of arrangements is B. T.
Brosins, with E. B. Mcintyre, vice
chairman.
Other members are Ralph P.
Councilman, Boyd Keys and A. G..
Pohlman.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Smith Is Double Winner
In Benning Tropshoot

Maj. w. r. Smith turned in q
double win yesterday at the weekly
shoot of the Washington Gun Club
at Benning, capturing the regular
5O-target event and the 25-target
handicap.
He scored 48 and %, respectively,
to lead his nearest competitors by
two targets in the main event.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Meade Nine Booking

The 29th Division baseball team
at Fort Meade, champion of the I'd
Corps Area, wants to schedule games
with strong sandlot and semipro
mines. Write 1t. Eccles H. Scott,
29th Division athletic officer, Fort
George c. Meade, Md.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
FIRST RACE SON SLAM
ANDL E STICK, POLLY
PRIM.

SON ISLAM has captured the
honors in two Of his last three
outings and he appears to have
a slight edge over this field.
CANDLESTICK appears to be
on the improve. POLLY PRIM
has to be accorded consideration.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
FIFTH RACE - CTS MARION
SIXTH Rack A s d A H,
LADY w AT K r L o o,
nDUCuT VICU

KASIDAH copped his last like
q good thing and he should be
able to repeat. Let's call him the
safest hazard of the day. LADY
WATERLOO has scored in two
of her last three attempts.
BRIGHT VIEW may be able to
hold on for the short end.
Evening star., 1941-08-17

THIRD RACE-RASCAL, FAIR
CALL, WAITABIT.
RASCAL was second in his
only test and the race should
have helped him considerably.
FAIR CALL has been close up OF
late and may be hard to beat.
WAITABIT for the short end.
Evening star., 1941-08-17

SECOND GLORIOUS
TIME, OLD ROSEBUSH,
SOBRIQUET.
GLORIOUS TIME seems to
have been raced and worked into
fine condition and a good ride
might land him the verdict.
OLD ROSEBUSH has been IN
the money in his last four at
tempts. SOBRIQUET might
prove a surprise.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
SEVENTH RACE-STAR OF
PADULA, BL UE CASTLE,
KEY MAN

STAR OF PADULA may have
Meade as pilot and If 50 they
could prove q winning combina-
ton. BLUE CASTLE won his
last and he is dropping weight
from that nice showing. KEY
MAN could b along In tanas foe
~ eoaasoiat3ea AWAfd,
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Racing Selections
For tomorrow

Saratoga Consensus East.
3, the Assoeiassd Press.
1-Son Islam, Can-Jones, Polly Prim
2HGlorious Time, Old Rosebud,
Raise Up.
3LRascal, Buckskin, Wait q Bit.
Birch Rod, Clyde Tolson, Daily
Delivery.
5-Maemante, Dorimar, Cis Marion
6tMoja, Vintage Port, Kasidah.
7-Star of Padula, Blue Castle. Sun
Mica.
Best Bet-Glorious Time.
Narragansett Consensus (Fast).
By the Associated Press.
1-Bally Arnetta, Who Calls, Bright
Bell.
2-Mahdi, Entitle, Ai-Ling.
3Escolar, Dawn Portage, Com
mixion.
Star Copy, Ack-Ack, Second
Thought.
S-Marogay. Wise Bee, Equistone.
6+Roncat, Bright Trace. Lady Bos' n.
THE Grey Nun II, Banker Jim,
Whistling Dick.
StFrench Trap, Esta. Chance Run.
9-Merry Gesture, Gay Amazon,
Bucks Image.
Best Bet-The Grey Nun II.
Naragansett Fast).
By the Louisville Times.
l-Automaton, Belmike, Milky
Moon.
2-Madison. Old Smoothly, Pompa.
3tEtruscan, Obisbo, Within.
+Ack-Ack, Jack Rubens, One Link.
eEquistone, Marogay. Time O'War
Sitting Pal, Charm Bracelet, Star
Boarder.
Fencing, Whistling Dick, Ebony
Boy.
s-High Finance, Supreme Flag
Chance Run.
s-Buck's Image, Gay Amazon
Mattapony.
Best Bet-Fencing.
saratog. East.
By the Louisville Times.
t1-son Islam, Magnify. Can-Jones.
2+Sobriquet, The Thane, Glorious
Times.
3-vanderbilt entry, Smart Hombre
Flag Trumpeter.
+sungino, Thorn Apple, Clyde
Tolson.
@Maemante, Mary Schulz, Cis
Marion.
6-Navy, Kasidah, Bright View.
Star of Padula, Briar Sharp, Blue
Castle.
Best Bet-Sobriquet.
Washington Park CFast).
sy the Louisville Times.
brush Brush, Top Band, Milo.
2-Sanctity, Maebob, Witan.
3-Alspur, Birdlea, Redrock Canyon
+Wauchula, Epiget, Panther Greek
5-Bulldinger, Grand News, Valdins
| Dude.
6-Ferocity. Kentown. Delray.
Lees Jimmie, Dissension Sir
LdcUOSS.
s-War Vision, Tornado, Lyner.
Best Ber-Alspur.
Washington Park East.
By the Chicafo Daily Times.
1-Millo, Ruby Isles. Bold Miss.
2-Worry, Sudden Thought, High.
thorne.
3-Alspur, Brown Slave. Emdale.
HEpiget, Mordecai, Panther Greek
SGrand News, Bulldinger, Tor
| Call.
eFerocity, Kentown, Flying Tor.
pedo.
7-Dissension Sir, Alcinious, Leei
Jimy.
SILyner, War Vision, White Front
Best Bet-Grand News,
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Ry the Associated Press.

xApprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and fast.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
FOURTH RACE-GUNBEARER,
CLYDE TOLSON, DAILY
delivery

GUNBEARER gets in this
affair we'll treated by the handi.
capper and tust slight improve-
ment over recent form should
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Saratoga
BEST BET-KASIDAH.

see him in the charmed circle.
CLYDE TOLSON raced we'll at
Delaware Park. DAILY DE-
LIVERY has speed and rates
consideration.
FIFTH RACE - CTS MARION,
DORIMAR, UPTHEHILL.
CTS MARION was unplaced In
her last outing but previously she
trimmed fair opposition. She
deserves the nod. DORIMAR
has been working well and this
could be the spot for an awaken
ing. UPTHEHIIL could complete
the picture.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Washington Park Entries
For Tomorrow

SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 600: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and upward: s furlonEs.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
By the Associated Press

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 200; claim
ine: 3-year-olds and upward: 1ls miles,
Whistlinr Dick lis The Grey Nun II Ito
xBanker Jim - 102 xEoony Boy - ITO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
$4,000 Scholarship Awdrds
These and $4,000 other Boys and Girls
made Worthy Contribution to Safer Dri'
copyrI0ht BY Detroit IIm,,. All rOh, rs,sryed

learned the important courtesies and laws
so necessary to good driving. And they've
pledged themselves to the encouragement
of safer driving during the years to come.
Throughout the nation there is great
need for safer driving habits These young
boys and girls, with the full support OF
schools, colleges and safety groups, are
doing their part. To them-a salute and
congratulations!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
10 Drivers Start
Terms in Jail

Ten men. sentenced by Traffic
Court Judge Thomas +. Maher,
started Jail terms today.
Heaviest sentence was that Of
Joe Avalos. "a. of 625 Charlotte
avenue. who VIII serve 20 days in
the Detroit House Correction for
drunk driving.
Nine others will serve varying
terms all for reckless driving.
They are: Charles Armstrong,
20 OF 1913 Melbourne avenue, Is
days: Anthony Like 80. Of 625
Charlotte avenue. 10 days; Orville
L. Mathis, 81, OF Il Horton ave-
nue., - days; Cecil Y. Smith, 80
of CSC IIendrie avenue. Z days;
Armando Mastroionni. II. of 1882
Faust avenue, Z days; Listou l..
'Albaugh. 3S. Of 5000 Greenfield
avenue, 4 days; James Rice. 10
of $50 LeisceStcr avenue. ) days;
Major Smith. SO. Of 2S11 Dubois
avenue. 5 days; Joseph {. Montele-
one 10, Of 4156 Bellevue avenue
> days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Charges DeSertiOn
Mrs. Moross, Ex-Actress and Ex-Candidate, Files
Suppressed Suit for Divorce

A suppressed suit for divorce,
filed today in the county clerks
office, has been brought by Mrs.
Maude Slocum Moross, 60. against
her husband. Joseph A. Moross.
Mrs. Moross' attorney. William
l.. Thorp, said that charges of de-
sertion had been placed against
the husband, whom Mrs. Moross
married July 25, 1901, and was
separated from on Dec. 2. 1885.
A lifelong resident of Detroit
and well-known actress at one
time, Mrs. Moross twice unsuc-
ceSsfully ran for political office.
In 1880 she campaigned for con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Gas Dealers Set
If CurbH Here

IT the government orders gas
ohne rationing in Michigan, retail
gasoline stations viii close from
= p. m. 10 : a. M and Sundays,
members OF the Retail Gasoline
Dealers Association of Michigan
decided last night.
Operators said the closing also
would conserve operating costs
and save wasted hours by elimi-
mating one shift. Helpers released
could thus be available for ma
tional defense work, the operators
declared.
a second resolution was passed
prohibiting any one from guaran-
teeing TO an individual a certain
amount of gas during the rationing
period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Homes Suffer
.Brunt Of Storm

Residential sections suffered
heavy property damage in the sec
ond OF two thunderStormS which
swept the city last night and yes
iterddy afternoon,
Firemen answered numerous
calls for blaZeS caused by light
ming, wire were down in various
sections and hundreds Of cellars
were flooded,
Hail accompanied the earlier
downfall
During the 2f-hour period end
ing at midnight 136 inches of
ram fell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

lgressman from the Sixth District
with the backing. she said, of Ger
aid +. Buckley. She advocated
modification of the Volstead Act
and six-hour day. five-day week
for working people.
In 1881 she ran for Common
Council and offered TO serve, if
elected. for 81 a year.
Her husband, who owned and
Operated a chain of hotels and
apartment houses in Detroit for
years. is a grandson of Antoine
Beaubien, and one of Is children
of Mrs. Rose Ann Moross. who died
lin 1891 in her ninetieth year.