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Evening star., 1942-07-05
Suffolk Downs Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST .RAcE-Purse, $! 900; claiming:
4-year -oids and upward; 6 furlongs lchute)
Matchup (Morrissey) $50 $40 $50
Kaptime tWimmer) 1880 $50
Blue Leona (Atkinson) $50
Also ran-Linas Son, Old Whitley Ca
Image. Billy Bee, Modern Queen and
Lady Ariel.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. s. 800: claim
ing 3-year-olds and upward; ] mile. .o
Lossy Ussix 3msn zen RoHIes xoga 1850 seo eo -"
1riplane (AtkinsonJ $40
Also 5'i rsn"Miill Tower. Black One, Magic
Stream, Valdina Joe and Light Sweeper.
THIRD RAcE-Purse, 81 200; allow
Anthem .tDeering) $50 $50 300
His Banker tYouns) 10 ny
Uncle Billies tWimmer) 4.40
Also io'' ran-Poms, Kiev Lee. valdina
Pledge and valdina Micro.
FOURTH RAcE-purse $1,000: claim
ins: -ysar-olds;: 5 turlongsao .oo ,eo
Medid (Turnbuln 500 900 $50
Xala,ns VIVID lsdvS,1 GWimmen $40 s2o s2o
Also ran;-is 7 Amt, Bostonite. Flyins
Junior. Mokananne and Elkton.
FIFTH RAcEmpuTse, iss;1,, Slice; claiming
Cherry Cobbler (F'negan) $50 $50 300
Hard Shin tMcMullen) 1920 hon
On Parole tWimmer) 400
Also $50 ran-islams 1stam. Amy Reich
Who Calls.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $l.5on: claiming;
3-year-ods furiongs tchute):
silver GRAZ ivo5ns5 ,Des55ins' 1S4o so sssCC sssCC
Ended tMeloche) lo'ot
Also Ioe' 'raan1Mixer. Ticky Otis Whimbrel
Speed Way, Jacks Girl Paircais.
SEVENTH RACE = Purse. $500,
added: Yankee Handicap; 3-Sear-oloS' LIE
sHuI Valdina Hut orphan nhisip tBierman) out ou
| a Rounder (Meloche) ou
Time, 1895 new track record.
Also ran-Bless Me.
Valdina Farms entry.
ing: 4-year-olds and Upward; J i IL m5iss u Is
a Nopalosa Rojo tT'bulD 800 ! * ~
Quaroma (Atkinson) "o'
Also % ran-e2Junco. aMolasses Bill W Gien, "
Adams entry.
NINTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claiming;
4-year-ods apd ,Dasa; Hpwssd;; Z 40 m':es4 s4o CSC
Sir Gibson *. Craig 4'-o > %, g,
ch4r 4,n!, s5sF YssfE ssiE. |R. Adaif - 1n0'
Also ran--one o one; Mason Dixon <, y /
| Grand Day, County Bond supreme FLAX
Noble Boy,
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Bostwick Pilots Three Victors
In Farewell to Hunts RACING

sneaked through on the rail for a
triumph in the last race, fiat
run, with Halcyon Days.
Aside from the BostWick farewell,
the main attraction was centered
on the Piping Rock Cup, a brush
affair of two miles, which was cap
tured by Harold Talbott's Brother
Jones with Henry Cruz aboard.
The winner was in contention all
the way and got in front during the
final 100 yards to defeat R. V. N.
Gambrills Parma and Chucktuck
in that order.
F. Ambrose Clark's Alcadale
tossed frankie, Macmillan at the
last jump and the rider suffered
broken right collar bone when
the horse rolled over him.
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Delaware Park Results
2. the Associated Press.

2! the Associated Press.
FIRST RAGE-Pgrs.; ,,s.s.. sl1loo' n,1. special
Ssa Ss1s ssS,. ssS shs!a:mf ab.s:m1,, s4so 1asc s
Also ei ranwR.d Native. Ghost Hunt, w..-
S Eso sosrst fd sad snd coS.sso no0ds Se0sf
sEcoND RSAcEmPurse, slice; ,,,.: claim
Rfi Rhistnss ds:'G.ss Dies RisnsD ias sD; 80 mt
Punchdrunk LYNCH ~ 10
Also PIN nnsRsa; R.st nas ons a'ss
Arch Penny Arcade and valdina Leo.
THIRD RAcE-purse; $1,000: allow
snees: 2-ysar-olds; o'a furlonsss a, ,.o
Hs:foIH As,;j E.sfS fn,ss IsSsscoms., 800 assSS s$$
ROCK knisht. letter =. ana Diamond
Mrs; z, Dupont Weir entry.
FOURTH RAGE,rurse; ,,a 5000; ,asa: hsnsi:
Soe Ray sMcoemes, 1870 $50 ..ooo
csaIisnoas' ccsynis sas' bfeesmiiis, fassslti lilo 3YSS
RoAss Aie 4ms EnngSs 5so:n Txnk fT5st and FE.s Sr
al. w. Y. Martin entry
FIFTH .RACE-Purse, S1,loo claimins:
3-year-olds l,s miles.
Wheat Crawford $500 "a 80 1880
Walllnsford Delara) 1910 $50
d Free Trader tSisto, $50
Also ran-cantreat Hattie Belle, New
Caumsett and Gayest Nell.
d J. w. Y. Martin and Marshall Field.
lr., entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000 added:
Newcastle Handicap: 3-year-olds and up
ward: lis miles.
War Hazard *. McCombs) $40
Also rar@Blustering. Level Best, Uvira
II, Dark Discovery. Red Moon.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. S1,4o0: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and upward: i miles
Ingomar (J. skelly) 1920 1900 $50
Shadows Pass OK. Mccomb0 800
Also ranULivelyhood, carrias. Trade.
Ginocs. Little Monarch, STING Pal, F1as
Trumpeter, Alpine Lad.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ins; Ing -. 4,year-olds .ya and upward; "a miles.
sloesadsr shsidsme.? r. pattilo, @o SSssSo "a" 1"
Helen's Lad g. Skelly) $50
Also ran~Predicste Uvs,de. Cartridse,
Santiago, Wicket Supreme Speed.
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Arlington Park Results
Ry the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse, 81 200; claiming;
3 year-ods and upward tTlonss Chute :.
kish5 ,nIoTIc Tide tgslsskn $50 430 32% 20
Try Flight Murphy 400
mno so Jsek Laad aqd od sq Mesh
Galley Sweep Roman Descent and Wah-
ing; 3-year-olds and upward; I furongs
eI5sa1 eRsa HsssssI neEas se.syj 1880 SS sSS teC
Top Note tThonburs 600
Also ran-Lou Hans Flowery Path, Pom
Me, Panjao and Night Lady.
3-year-olds and upward; furlongs
nsss.ss sstsE sbroess sfspsn $50 sS sS sS
Mucho Gusto URoss) $40
Bright Ann. Manila Bay, HiRhthorne. New
Englander, Mad Macaw. Cato and Darby
Dallas.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, ST. 500: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upward; Z furlongs
Topic George, 7.eo $50 300
Par Avion fBrooks) 4.s0 $40
Miss Militant murphy $40
Also '' rrsanowinamac, Bulldinzer and
Happy Pilot.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500; allow
ances: 2-year-olds; 51a furlongs.,
Take Away tFallon $50 $50 $50
Adulator Haas 42O $40
Hoosier tBalaskD 4.S0
Time :063s.
Also rsn-aFad. Town Victory, aLuroid,
Lady Lilo erty, bWiseasyou and bShort Life.
aWalmac Farm and H. Wells entry.
Il
SIXTH RACE-Purse, S1.o00; allow
ances: 3-year-olds and UP: l mile tchute)
Kantar Run tFarrelD 4o.4o 12.so 40
Aletern Crooks 300
Also $50 ran1Bonjour, Gallant Play and
BaSileus.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $4,000 added
Stars and Stripes Handicap: 3-year-olds
asss sss w Wlas a'ss. 5snish, as+o 1920 $50
Eauifox tCraig) $50
Also ran@Best Seller. Royal Crusader,
Welcome Pass. staretor and Equitable.
EIGHTH Rhc-Purse, $1,000; claim
nT yameres aseaToG!dS 1Gril and up nilss tso
Uncle Nose fschufng) 17.40 $50
Gay Man tBalaskD 4s0
Also rar-Al Au Feu. The Rage, Jscotot
NINTH RAcE-purse, 81 200; claiming
MsfacE2 tcsrf, hnf upward 5sso ms 4so
Sons sDinner Garner ~ iiso as"
4acheone q. BrooKsl $50
Risk Buddie Treacy, Heno er' Iion. Lvnette met to
O., Silver B.. Sylvan Dell and Song Master
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Empire City Results

BY the Associated Press.
verhts FIRST side1s sAeEPuyss 800 special
Black M XII Light t3'flhsht fMehrtens @'o go 80
Gallant Wltch tGreco) 40
Also raI-Best Risk, zacalina and
Sonorous.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 1900: allow
ances; 3-year-olds and upward: 5A fur
qtsIei qsla Reish ;,,se Ionsden' $40 300 $50
solita tNodarse, $40
Time, :O925.
Also ran-Bramble Bug, Helen Spot and
DAILY Double paid ss1oD
=, THIRD RAcE-purse, 81, 500: claiming;
Tx Hy2Fd (Msrrl1 Me- qpTard 4 10 miles
1Saroma tCorleJ 40
Also ran-StrollinR In and Williamstovn.
FOURTH RACE-purse $1,000 allow
snces; g.year-oldS; 81 furlongs,
samha5 Bail6sn tn n Rs5ritp Psters5 4.2o 4.7S 47S
Also ran-Bold Dan. Acrobat. Joe Bur
ger.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. 100000 added
! 3/16 miles
Tola Rose wv. M'tens) 1880 1880 34o
Whirlaway &c. WoofD 800 2.3C
Swing and Sway u. Lgden) 2.5C
Time. ] SO 4/5 tnew track record.
Also ran-.The Rhymer, Vaerancy
Greentree Stable entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500. added
Graded handicap, class C; 3-year- -olds ano
upward i's miles.
Corydon tB. Thompson) $50 800 go
Lumiere HI Lindberg) 100 36t
Porter's Ca0 u. Stout) 3.0L
Time, As.
Also ran-Wood Robin, Portable.
SEVENTH DACE-Purse, s 500 claim.
ing; 3-year-oldS and upward; ! y miles
Singing Torch IL. L'r'ce) $50 $50 BIO
Quercus tB. layton 1910 SOC
Tacoma &C. McCreary1 3S(
Time, 2;35 4/5.
Also ran-Bettys Bobby, Epaminondus
Blue Nose, Hillbond.
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Racing Up From Fifth
MinneIusa Captures
Detroit's Liberty
Detects Flying Streak
By Head; Designator
Gets Third Money
p, the Associated Press.

p, the Associated Press.
DETROIT, July d.. - Joe w
Browns 4-year-old Minnelusa came
up from fifth place in the stretch
today and outsprinted the field to
win the $4,000 Liberty Handicap
before 1900 holiday race fans at
the Fairgrounds track.
Minnelusa ran the 6 furlongs ir
Ill and won by head from J. D
Wells Flying Streak with H. c
Richards Designator third.
Jockey Eric Guerin, who had his
pick of Browns entry, chose the
lesser regarded Minnelusa. His
Judgment was rewarded with a VIC
tory as Stablemate T. M. Dorsett
finished last just behind the heav-
lily played favorite, Wise Moss, which
was fifth.
The winner paid $9.4o straight.
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Saran, Capital Man S
Horse, Sets Record
Al Charles Town
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va. July (.
-Saran, speedy 4-year-old filly
owned by A. v. Galotta Of Washing
ton, set track record here today in
taking the Governors Handicap,
feature event Of the closing day Of
the Charles Town meet.
A crowd of 10000, headed by Gov.
Matthew Nicely of West Virginia,
saw Jockey Buddy Root send the
filly in front at the start, where she
stayed all the way to win the Ia
mile race in 1:548. That was one
fifth of a second better than the
previous record held by Royal
Business, which, incidentally, was in
todays field and finished In fourth
place dead heat with Darby Du.
The winner had 11a-length lead
over Harebell. with Navy third. Navy
attempted to pull up with Saran
along the back stretch. but faltered
after the turn and finished q weak
third.
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Scores by Neck Over
Dwyer Conqueror
In Yankee Cap
Greentree Colt TroyeIs
3-l6 Miles in l::552-5,
As OFF Former Mark

BT the Associated Press.
BOSTON, July 4.-Shut Out, one
of the greatest sons of the fabulous
Equipoise, gained ample revenge
today over Valdina Orphan, his re-
cent conqueror in the Dwyer Stakes
by breaking the Suffolk Downs
track record for the mile and three
sixteenths as he captured the $25, ,0OC
added Yankee Handicap before a
holiday throng of $1,000.
Under a shrewd ride by veteran
Eddie Arcaro, the Greentree Stables
winner of the Kentucky Derby and
Belmont Cup, two of the three
American triple crown events for
3-year-olds. flashed over the dis
tance in 1888. clipping four -fifths
of second off the mark set by
Cravat in June, 1888
The time also was only four -flfths
OF a second off Challendon's world
mark.
Smallest Field in History.
At that, the Orphan which
went to the top at the start and held
the lead to the head of the stretch,
was only a scant neck behind the
winner as they drove to the wire,
Both were top-weighted at 126 in
the four-horse field, smallest in the
history of this 8-year-old event.
Founders, the IriSh-bred Valdina
Farms stablemate of the Orphan,
finished 5a4 lengths behind. Unde-
feated in five starts in Fire and in
his lone American effort at Suffolk
Downs prior to the Yankee, Round
ers just didn't have it over a dis
tance OF ground today.
Col. E. r. Bradleys Bless Me
trailed, half length behind Found
ers at the finish.
Valdina strategy had been to let
the Orphan" go right to the top,
tire Shut Out with bistering pace
and then have Rounders take charge
in the stretch drive The plan, how
ever, backfired when the Irish-bred
colt was unable to improve. 1t was
the gallant Orphan which responded
nobly to Bierman's desperate urging
and made it a slam bang stretch
battle.
Victory Is Worth S22,775.
The fractional times show the
sizzling pace. The Orphan hit the
quarter in %; flashed past the half
at AT; was clocked at Ill for the
s furlongs, and equalled the tracks
mile mark of 1856 Virtually dead
locked at the mile and one-eighth,
the two leaders were only two-flfths
of a second off the track mark of
1885.
The victory was worth $22,775 to
the Greentree Stable, boosting Shut
Outs earnings this year to S148,747
and his lifetime total to $685..
The winner went off at even money
and returned 81 in the mutuels.
There was no place or show betting
because of the small size of the field.
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Horse Show Held to Aid
Alexandria Boys Club

Fifty horsemen paraded through
Alexandria yesterday afternoon to
the Municipal Stadium before TAX
ing part in the horse show staged
for benefit of Alexandria Boys Club.
The show was planned to make
up a deficit in the clubs budget and
Alexandria residents turned out to
help make 1t success. Seven
classes made up the program for
which exhibitors had been practic-
ing for several weeks.
Evening star., 1942-07-05

was it you who said he didn't appear
like a fighter? Take q good lookit
them arms. Forget the chest. You
don't have to be built like Tony
Galento to be fighter. y'know. He's
a heavyweight in the arms and
that's where it counts. That's where
he gets his punching power and he
can punch"
Reiss. his blue collar Tapping at
the neck, stood around alternating
bestowing ioolizing looks on -Raskin,
flashing a pearly smile and looking
homesick for his fishing smack He
has no occupation by his own admis-
sion, and doesn't want one. He
wouldn't be fighting If RaSkin hadn't
talked SO persuasively about the
beauties of Washington and maybe
a pocketful of change from fighting.
You know how much 1t cost me
to get him?" Raskin asked. "One
dollar. 1 had to pay guy a buck
to take me out TO the boat where AL
was fishing off Belle Island. And
when found him had to wake him
up. Talk about lazy-he was asleep
in the bottom with a line wrapped
around his big toe.
A Plainly Living Youth.
II Was gonna blow a little dough
on him just to make an impression
but didn't have to. I was gonna take
him ashore, buy him breakfast and
con him around a Lit--y'kno1 how
1t is, but he didn't wanta eat in a
fancy joint. He hauled up another
lire ne mad over the side of the boat
and said, What's the matter with
havin these for breakfast?' 1t was
all right with me because they locked
good. So I got my breakfast and a
fighter for buck
Harry thinks AL is going to put it
on Fireman De Chard tomorrow
night. The kid hasn't much class,
he warns, but he keeps his stout
arms going like windmills and woe
to anything that gets in his way.
I've already told him about my
reputation in Washington" Harry
confided. land if he lets me down
and makes a bad fight he's gonna
get two Ickings, the second from
me-"
Reiss burst out in a fresh shower
of smiles when Raskin said he
didn't think De Chard was improv-
ing, but going back instead and that
a couple of good, stiff belts on his
classic chin would put him down
where the daisies bloom.
Proceeds to Drew Family.
Proceeds from the show will be do
noted to the widow and children of
the late Preston Drew, D. C. fighter
who died last week after bout with
Lew Hanbury at Griffith Stadium.
1t was Hanbury's pro debut and
Drew's first professional appearance
before a hometown crowd.
Hanbury is listed for a six-rounder
with Wayman Stewart on tomor-
rows card.
Charley and Danny Petro, two of
the towns oldest and most popular
amateurs, are slated to make their
pro bows on the card. Charley meets
Billy Morris of Chester, Pa, while
Danny will take on Leon Hawkins, a
Washington colored boy
Other bouts, in which virtually all
of the Washington contenders are
donating their share of the purses to
the Drew family, include George
Parks, the lad who kayoed Gus Mir
man last week, VS.. Dynamite
Walker of Jersey City; Roy Dunn VS.
Ken Stribling; Eddie Kane VS.. Cur
lev Blum; Bobby Cant VS.. Jimmy
Hill and Leon Kennedy VS.. Billy
Harris.
Evening star., 1942-07-05
B, the Associated Press.

By tht Associated Press.
LOCUST VALLEY, N. Y. July 4.
George Herbert Pete) BostWick
probably closed his racing career
today with three victories at the
United Hunts meeting over the
Piping Rock golf course before a
swank throng of $500.
A week from tomorrow the
United States most widely known
amateur rider enters the Army at
Fort Riley, Kans.
Bostwick started his string today
by bringing his Galley Boy home
on top all the way in the Syosset,
a hurdle event, and then duplicated
in the bowman, another hurdle af-
fair. with Arms of War.
Climaxing the afternoon, he
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Leone Meets Toole
As He Again Tops
Mat Program

Michele Leone will return for his
second straight headline mat match
at Turner's, Wednesday night.
Leone. who has wrestled in ~
countries, and speaks eight differ
ent languages. will face Tommy
OToole, the Irish boy, in the feature
one-hour time limit bout.
Leone beat Milo Steinborn in 10
minutes in his debut, He came back
last week and upset Lou Plummer in
l8 minutes.
Promoter Turner also is planning
tandem battle on the Wednesday
card Maurice LaChappelle may be
on one of the teams.
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Monida Scores Upset,
Rosetown Second
In Stanton Race
Long Shot Sticks Head
In Front at Finish
In Final Feature
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
STANTON, Del, July An one OF
the major upsets OF the 3o-day
Delaware Steeplechase and Race
Association meeting, which was
brought to a close today, Constance
Morabito's Monida came from be-
hind to win the $4,000 added New
Castle Handicap to reward long
shot players with $32.7o for 81.
The lightly regarded New Jersey
owned 5-year-old showed the gamest
effort of her career when she fought
head and head with George D.
Widener's Rosetown down the lane
and then put her head in front at
the wire.
War Hazard Runs Third.
Rosetown was Ave lengths in front
of Glen Riddle Farms War Hazard.
which was length and a half to the
good of j. B. Belk's clustering.
The largest gathering Of the meet
ing and one Of the largest In the
history of the Stanton track filled
every nook and corner of the grand
SbdIlu WliCi SS,VVo
race goers witnessed the New Castle
and wagered with confidence on
Crispin Oglebay's Level Best.
This daughter of Equipoise was
sent right to the front by Don
Meade and then tired in the last
three furlongs merely to be walk
ing" at the finish.
Jockey De Lara Perfect.
She kept clustering from getting
to the front as was expected, but
the latter outgamed the Oglebay
runner when the real test came.
Jockey Al De Lara came from New
England to ride Monida and fit the
daughter Of PLATE and Carnina like
a glove. He rated his willing charge
during the early stages and then
drove forward when it counted the
most.
Monida went the mile and a six
teenth in LASS to win $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-07-05


Saint Pyrewick. fKirkJ $50 400 $40
RsntIasian Rsn Pssa 'G9.tlss, {Dutsord 1850 ssssoo
Also ran-Red Wings. Phair Ydler,
westins, Happy Hostess and Chillee VAL
lee.
SECOND RAcrPurse: $500; claiming;
s;rs.r,qlds and up es tnrlonsss 50 no
S.sssu. VAS: 's1sssn' sssn Hernand.1 81 1880 $50 go
sohl.y Al aDaf'ordD .Js1 400
Also rsn-Miss Defiant. Adhelmar, Miss
Hildur, Rostane and GoanteH.
THIRD RAcEwpurse, $500; elsimins
DseTetion iaa aP ao0' $40 o
After Orchids (Bocson) 4.60
Aiao ilme' TsnGclay Hill, Movlees Lad,
Braxton, Pimlico Lady and Long Legs
FOURTH RAcE-Purse 81 900; handi-
cap; 3-year-olds and up; = miles eo
Hareben (DunordJ $50 $50
Navy tAcostal 300
Also ran-Darby Du. Candle Ends
Bronx II and Royal Business.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, s4oo; allowances
3-year-olds and up; about "A furlones
Try Flying tEversole) 4'2o $40 40 s6 S4o
FsIconiere CBocson) 4.6O
Time, 0:50ls.
Also ran-Julette. Exarch, Remoleer
Dottie ard Happy Maid.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, S400; claiming
eTsa505fs eanapi putofd, soa up l' pes 54e $50
Eallipatica tVessellD LAO ,bV
Seplin Neber) Io.@t
Time ] :54
Also rsn-Allen Caid, West Sea Black
Demon, Trostar and Part One.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, s40o: claim
ms: 4-year-olds and Up; Charles To#r
Brszen Hussy (Foou 500 300 . 80
Indian Sea Blossom $50 3.2t
Last Bet 'VoSseND 3,St
Also ran-Creat Step, signboard, Roya
Wsnton and Blue Melody.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming
S-year-olds sno un: ! Is miles
Busy Fingers wv Kirk 40 $50 20
Groucher's Roy &C. kirk 800 80
Galway tDuford) 2.SC
Time. ~
Also ran-Phantom Player. Lady Now
Zee. Miss Garlic and Crimson Lancer.
NINTH RACE-Purse, S40o: claiming
<-year-olds and up; ia miles.
Annikin Acosta1 1900 $50 3.2t
Bar Ship tWeber) $40 ~
Battle Line Dufford) 2.S'
Also ran-Aenes knight, Morocco D
Accidental ana Yankee Lad.
Evening star., 1942-07-05
ToIo Rose Cost $500
At Saratoga Sale
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 4.-Tola Rose,
victor over Whirlaway in today's
$4,000 Butler Handicap, is becoming
the bargain horse of the 1888 Sara
toga yearling sales.
]. Sackett purchased the son Of
Head Play at the sales that year
for $500 and the horses winnings
were lifted to s50,890 today by his
annexing first money in the Butler.
Evening star., 1942-07-05

II ne can't WorK up q HUE more
energy
Reiss bestowed big, toothy smile
on his agent and swallowed so hard
his Adams apple bobbed up and
down a couple of times like a light
buoy in a ground swell.
That's right, amt it?" Raskin
asked.
Yeah. I guess so," Reiss grinned.
Il like to fish all right"
An about him being a fighter
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Tomorrow's Racing Selections

Suffolk (Fas).
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Snarleyow, Shemite, All Crystal.
2-After Lunch, Rebel, Valdina Rip.
3-At Once, Stell. Upjack.
4-Uh Huh, Ho Hum, Zacabrand.
5-Two Pair, Dilly Daily, Pal,
6-Lassator, Graustark, Allegro.
7-Valdina Valet, Equator. Misf1ying
8-Pari Ernest, Buckle Up, Peter
Argo.
9-Bow Low, Recoatna, Woodvale
Lass.
Best bet-Valdina Valet.
Arlington Park Good.
BY the Louisville Times
Recalling, Dark Advice, Bella
Tryst.
2-Fabens, Forfend, Yelled Prophet.
3-Feathery, Remembering, Tatu.
4Burgolette, Fortress, Wise Pal
sano.
5rGrand Central. Chi, Bonzar.
6-Agricole, Kansas City, Equistar
7-GenI Manager, Sis Baker, Ringie.
8-Wayriel, Sissie Smith, william
Palmer.
9-Invoice, Suprine, Droll On.
Best bet-Grand Central.
Arlington Park Good.
BY the Chicago Daily Times.
1-Samaraitan, Poojo. Empty Plate
2-Knight's Quest II, Fabens, Air
Actress.
3-Remembering, Tatu, Feathery.
-Valorder, Fortress, Rewarded.
5-Vainbo. Pajas, Teddy Kerry.
6-Joan T, Kansas City, Agricole
Shut Eye, Radio Joe, Forever
Prince.
8-Wayriel, William Palmer, Home
Burning
Substitute-Droll On, String, Band
Invoice.
| Best bet-Vain Bo.
Evening star., 1942-07-05

GETTING POINTERSAl Reiss Detroit heavyweight who bat
ties Jimmy De Chad of Washington in the feature
nights boxing Griffith Stadium for the
benefit the family of the late Preston Drew Is listening to
Harry Rakin in workout at Turner's
participated 100 fights trained with Joe
Louis Detroit also the Golden Gloves
championship there.
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Shut Out Turns Tables on Vdna Orphan Sets Suffolk Downs Track
Pilot Claims He Has Worlds
Latest Fighter in AL Reiss
HE Don't Wanna Do Nothin,' :" Soys Roskin,
But Touts De Churd's Foe as SIuqqer

AL Ress the ganglng youngster who meets Jimmy De Chard
tomorrow night in the feature bout of cooul card at Griffith
Stadium the worlds greatest fighter but Manager
Harry Raskin he's the LATEST
nothin" Raskn grunted pointing the
during of Offices yesterday He don't
work. fight anything All wants do is fish, found
fishing boat yknow. Maybe he'll go back it
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Keeps on Right Track

BATON ROUGE, La. (P.-Louisi-
ana State has won the Southeast
Conference track championship nine
times in the last 10 years.
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Take Wing Lives Up to Name
Winning Stars and Stripes
Claimed Three Days Before for $4,000,
Long Shot Gorners Purse of $500
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO July "A 12o-1 shot, called Wing lived
gaoping through the victory
Stripes Handicap today Arlington
with fans sought to raise 100000 for Army and Navy relief
Evening star., 1942-07-05
By the Associated Press.

v stands for victory, not vac;lla-
t,n. Buy War bonds now.
Evening star., 1942-07-05

Suffolk Downs Fast.
Rs tn, Associated Press.
Irish Ivy, Guile, Shemite.
2-After Lunch, Bus Girl, Rebel.
3-Bloodhound, Up Jack, North
Bound.
4-Ho Hum, Suntegra, Buzzie, Jr.
5-Poppycock, Merry, Leroy, Pal
6-Lassator, Graustark, Boy Baby.
Equator, Jay Stevens, Marion
Collins.
8-Buckle Up, French Trap, Peter
Argo.
9-Colorado Ore, Bow Low, Orcades.
Best hrt-Lassator.