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Evening star., 1942-10-04
Hawthorne Results
By the Associated Press.

j.. FIRST RACE-Pprse. $1,000; claiming;
oh One Jest Hauerp 440 $50 $50
MaIsco (Phillips) $40
m.4II9 A1sq r2nnEmDriYm; an s1n Best quality Miss
Bower. Goodness sake and Chicharra.
oh Dead heat for first position.
SECOND .RAcE-Purse ST 900; special
WEIGHTS; maidens; 2-year-ods; 6Ha furlongs
dsiss5ar d5% slooEst 1Sss5oen 500 sS 2sS SS
Trust Buster tHauer) $50
Also rapE-chrome Steel, Chance Gray,
Now, Random Breeze and Dairyman. v
. THIRD RAcE-Purse, 81 ;ooo claiming.
i4Ica,s iMiohigan Blue oGrilD 100 s.s" $50
unfie Time' WaItf, i s.s ..Martio 4so
Also ranLstray Chord, Ariel Bird,
FOURTH RACE-Purse 81 900; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; 6la furlongs
Flostaway Reeves, 500 800 $50
Gold Crack lHigley, $40 $50
Shirley G. (Brooks) $50
Also ran-aMay Music One BY One, Auld
Lang Syne' Sir L. and Cato.
rIrTa aoI RAGEPurse sCE s13oo clsimins
Hills Palm tPuccil 21.4O 1000 $50
Amazed fRobertsl 1910 7.6O
Trim Stopper tReeves) 400
o,. Aiso s. rbaaW;baindsrry baz;d Gsptsln Eqry
tata and Sam Houston.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; allow
sunny Fortress lFldn'sJ 1886 $50 $50
Be Brief Brooks 1850 $50
a Bit of Nerve tSmith) go
Time. 1:l24s
Also ran-Philadelphia Woodford Lad
Iron Works and Hasty Kay.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 added:
HaWthorne Handicap: 3-year-olds and up;
! Is miles.
Daily Trouble (snider, $3.50 $50 500
With Reg gards (Smith) 4.40 $50
Best Seller (MacAndrew) 4SO
v.a: Aso S;ss s. n3n,s T5 s;n
Take Wing and Shot Put.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and UP: % miles;
Southbound tMacAndrewl 7.2O $50 300
New Enslander Brooks, $50 400
Also ran.Iiiiinois Star. Bayport. Some
Count and Chance Ray.
NINTH RAcE-Purse, 81 900, claiming:
| One Mere (Reeves) $3.50 1880 $50
Jayne Davis tHieley) 1920 10
Hasty Kiss lGrill) $40
Time. 4Sl5.
Also ran-Busy Josie, Peacharno, Cate
chism, Miss. Baker, Little Gay, Commence
ment and Valdina Marge.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Boxer Kenner Debuts
As Pro Gridder With
d. T.. Lions Today

James (Jabbo) Kenner, the Dis
trict's No. l colored heavyweight
boxer, tries his hand at profess
sional football today and will be one
of the stalwarts in the line of the
Washington Lions when they meet
the New York Brown Bombers at
Griffith Stadium. The game be-
gins at 2:30.
He will start at left tackle, with
his brother Horace next to him at
left end. Both are former players
at Armstrong High School.
Beside the Kenner brothers. the
Lions boast of Lou Montgomery,
formerly of Boston College. who is
slated for a backfield position; Dolly
King of Long Island U. and a
standout with the Washington Bears
basket ball team last winter; Archie
Harris, Indiana: Len Bates, N. Y.
u, and Tom Saunders, Springfield
College.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Charitable Captures
Lost River Handicap
At Rockingham
Desert Brush in First
Returns $81 for Meets
Best Place Poyoff
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SALEM, N. H., Oct. 3-Before a
crowd of $4,000, taking advantage of
the last day of special trains to
Rockingham Park, K. D. Smiths
Charitable won the Lost River
Handicap today to pay $29 20 on a 81
ticket in the mutuels.
Charitable, with Jimmy Finnegan
up, swept under the wire well out
front of Mrs. Sam Orr's Us. In a
photo for show money, Mrs. L. PAIL
adino's Layaway nosed out the fav-
orite, Mrs. C. C. Winters Night
Editor. Charitable ran the six fur
longs in 1:113.
The best place payoff of the meet
came in the first race when N. j.
Clements Desert Brush, a 1911
shot, returned $81 on a 81 ticket.
Desert Brush led for five furlongs,
but Tides In, a heavy favorite, won
in the stretch.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Hawthorne Handicap
Taken by Outsider,
Daily Trouble
Fovored With Regards
Barely Beaten After
Hot Stretch Duel
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-David Straus'
Daily Trouble, racing at odds of
better than II to l, upset the dope
when he got up in the last few
strides to defeat T. D. Grimes With
Regards in the $1,000 0-added Haw-
thorne Handicap at a mile and
furlong today.
Daily Trouble, moving up from
eighth place at the start, was Sec
'ond turning into the stretch. With
Regards, which went out in front
with a four length lead, began Short
ening his stride and the pair raced
head and head all down the
straightaway. With Regards came
with another burst of speed right
near the finish line, but the winner
also turned on extra power to nip
the latter by short margain. Daily
Trouble took down $4,53O of the
purse.
A length and a half behind With
Regards was Best Seller, in third
place, which was only a nose in
advance of the fast CLOSING Take
Wing.
The winner, overlooked in the
betting, paid S25 80, $500 and S. He
was ridden by Jockey Albert Snider.
With Regards was the choice in
the wagering at 2 to l and paid
s4.40 to place and $3.50 to show.
Best Sellers show price was S4.8O.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Laurel Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse. Sl.5oo: claiming:
3-year-olds and ur: 6 furlonss.
Selma Lad Knapp 800 80
Kansas tFator) $50
roo Ase Wtsy A. sosf aSs Star sSfp Ws Ty
and Litup.
ins:. 4-year-olds and up: ~ miles
Moodl.I. A Az Eeu 1.ls 'BeTs 1Mor. $50 "a" a3"
Detroit Bull Isisto) 40
All Also ssnThorinG, &, cha,4sns s Jimson
DAILY Double paid S7o.50J
THIRD RAcE-Purse. ST 100: claiming;
pusky Fox CKeiper 500 BIO $50
Janesri Crawford $50 80
Some Groucher .g 'scocca) $40
Also ran@Pendenciero Annikin, Lady
Killer and Cartridge.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81 500; allow
.nces: 2s-year olds: 8 tprlonss ava
R5ysn Yen S1oM Sebt tGEawtord' 40 81" -"
Cowlan tSistol go
Time, 13s,.
Also ran-camllle, Rough Honey and
Edie Jane.
FIFTH RAcE-purse: $500; handicap
s.yearcolds md md up; 6 fuylongs. gs ,g :, % "a
valdina Alpha tzufelD $50 $50
Transfgure tKeipeD 800
Also ran-Abrason. Fresh Start, Sassy
Lady. Clyde Tolson and clustering.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added:
Richard johnson Handicap 2-year-oldS
e furloags tthute).
Very Snooty tRobertson) 45O 2.90 2.3o
Ringmenow tZufelt $50 30
Alouest (Berc) 10
Also ran-Tweedy. ouillon. Little Wiz
ard. Hasteville and Gallant Witch.
a 1t. Col. G. Ring entry.
SEVENTH 9ACE-Purse, $500: West
minister Handicap: 3-year-ods and up: ] Is
miles. ,,o
Aletern (schmidD $50 $50 80
Air Master tShelhameD 80 80
Blen&eed (Scocca) 40
Time. ;45a,.
Also ran-Get Of and Incoming.
EIGHTH RACE-Puree, Sl.1oo; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: = miles ~
Yankee Lad Crawford $40 $50 3.3o
Sir Reg tErickson) 3oo .tuu
Durable tAcostal 9.4o
Time. ':Oa. ~
Also ran-Bic Jack. Samuel D, Satin
Marie, Mad Sweep. Walter Light, White
Front. Good Nature, Red Mars and
Frank H.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Rockingham Results

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming:
idear-Hds Tides IN IDe tsra3 taF9nss $40 $50 $50
Desert Brush 1crowther) sl0o $500
| GlyndontoWn (AtkinSon) 1910
Also rsn-sunburst. Aunt Millie. Mack's
Prince, Witness Stand, Castine. All Free,
All Crystal No Dough and Pneumatioue.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming
| 4-year-olds and upward; 6 furlongs.
Athelhilda (Crowther) .0.sO 500 SO
Tony Wesver ess saettinser I'll, $40 36o
pas AS 8noa4 Masa5 yat Il M.p yp asS
Rissa, Pavilion and Jacksie.
yea. year-c,ds: 90 8 furlonss Chute;
a5petu SyS fm'Raean ReSa4d ,De 49."" sS"
Time. I:i:ss. ''
tie Sue Bass Fiddle teS Worsted Goods Hnnt
land. Ghost Hunt, Good Looking. and
FOURTH RACE-Purse $500: claiming;
3-year-olds and up: furlones (chute,.
Tront1sr Ere 6r,;l1 Jane 1Tinn'n, 1l.0o $50 $40
Ballast Reef CTurnbulD 400
wi Also Is, ran-BsllaEmine, Range Dust Old
Pan; Little DaVey. Guy Fawkes and Lost
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3-year,olds, and up 8 furlongs 'ehute)
Easy Blend tAtki7son) 11.OO $50 32O
Boy Baby tChafhn) $50 800
Fritz (TurnbulD 24O
Time, 1:1lt5.
-, Also ran-Balmy Spring, Bills Sister.
Strolling Easy. Fairly Fly Blue Booties,
Allegro and Son O'Hal.
| SIXTH RAcE-Purse. 5000: handicap:
3-year-olds and up; g furlongs Chute
Ghar!ssSle 1ss.1e, 'Finnesa" 1920 gato 56"
Layaway tTurnbulD $50
Also r,n.Grey Dream, York River and
Night Editor
SEVENTH ,RACE--Purse., $500: claim
lne 1erca s-ysar,odS and up; K So miles
! Rahanee tDattilo) 30 100
Stell tBrennan) $40
Also e ran@Allergic. Alaf,ag. sunspark.
Midnight Rice and In Charge.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming: !:
MafEs N Ks. Ar19w ,MooTej $50 SO 20 as"
Weddna " RHISh Mera srennaa Maschek 1@so 1850 so
Also '' ranGcove Spring. Iran, English
Setter 2at9W1a Rolisbuz5y Wood Blaze
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming
3year-olds and up: Is miles.
WsdGS WsdGs HYgT0 TrDbnH Rf Lro s4oo 1919 sso
kurdistan tBrennan) $50
Time, 1:41.
Also EanmHot Iron, VIII WINDSHIELD; q5d ID
salo, Pari-Ernest. Wise Counsel and Cher
ry Cobber.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
World Pacing Record
For 3-Year-0|d Is
Tied by Li|yda|e
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOClaleQ fTesS.
LEXINGTON. KY, Oct. 3.-A
worlds record for 3-vear-old PAGERS
was equaled today by Lilydale in
winning the Geers. feature of the
fourth day of the Lexington grand
circuit meeting.
Driven by Tommy Berry. Lilydale
captured the second heat in 2:009.
to equal the mark set q years ago
bv Anna Bradford. as well as to
record the best time of the year
for PAGERS.
The filly. owned by Leo c. Nc
Namara of Indianapolis, won the
second and third heats of hard
fought contest to capture the majo
portion of the $4,750 stake. Eddie
D was runnerup.
The handsome gelding, Captain
January, owned by B. c. Mayo of
Tarboro, N. c., was handy win
ner in the Dixiana for l8 class trct-
ters. The "a trot was split into two
divisions with Carlo Day winning
the first division and Quo Vadis
an easy winner in the other.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Large Turnout Of Pin
Delegates Asked at
Meeting Today
WCDA to Elect Officers;
Hyuttsvi|Ie, Temple
Tourney Hosts

Annual meeting and election of
officers of the Washington City
Duckpin Association will be held
today at 3 pm. at the Elks' Club.
All mems leagues in the Metro
politen Area are requested to have
representatives attend this impor-
tant session. A quorum of Is is
necessary to transact the business
of the 33-year- old organiza ton.
Sharing the interest of many man
and woman pinspillers will be an
open tournament at Hyattsville Rec
reation starting at $3.50 o'clock. the
second days rolling in the Smokes
for Yanks handicap at Northeast
Temple carded to get under way at
2 o'clock and complete schedule of
Ladies District League matches at
7:3O.
prize. the number of contestants will
decide the amount of prize money in
the Hyattsville 5-game event, with
IS per cent going to the winner and
IS per cent to the runner-up. Oscar
Hiser, pilot of the suburban drive,
will award an extra five-spot to the
winner of the roll-off between the
bowlers finishing first and second
Rolling for the extra dough tonight
will be Tony Santini and Ell Geih
at 7 o'clock.
Inaugurating its first Sunday
matches since the advent of the
league in 1925, the Ladies District
tonight will find the pace-settine
Lafayettes at Arcadia, Rosslyn al
Hi-Skor, SpillWay at Rendezvous
Brookland at Takoma. Chevy Chase
Ice Palace at Lucky Strike, Bethesda
at Clarendon and Arlington at King
Pin.
| Wednesday nights matches in the
Mems District League are: Lafayette
at Brookland. Clarendon at George
town, Arcadia at Rosslyn, Lucky
Strike at Ice Palace, King Pin a
Convention Hall, Anacostia SpillWa!
at Bethesda, Hyattsville at Alex
andria, Hi-Skor at Arlington.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Latsios Is Matched
With Wheat|ey on
Ipayis-Rosa Card

Nick Latsios, former Golden Gloves
champion who has won in his two
professional starts, will battle Willie
Wheatley of Baltimore in Around
bout supporting the BUNNY Davis
Manuel Rosa Ground feature at
Turner's Arena tomorrow night.
In an all-star card, Oscar Wright,
local colored boxer, will face Able
kaufman of New York in another
8-rounder, while Franklin Lacey of
Cambridge, Md, will meet Leon Ken
nedy of Washington in a 6-rounder
Ken Stribling, winner of his last
eight bouts, will tangle with Oakie
Greer of Baltimore, Sammy Daniels
will trade blows with Robert Ben
nett and Denny Petro will face Jim
Otis in other 4-rounders.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
1riumphs by Length
Over Ringmenow
To Earn $3.50
Presses Track Record
To Nip Ring Horses
Gome Stretch Bid
BY DONALD SANDERS,

LAUREL, Md, Oct. g. Very
Snooty from the Brookmeade stable
led most of the way today to win the
18th running of the Richard john
son Stakes, picking up a purse Of
$3.50.
Jockey Alf Robertson piloted the
son of Psychic Bid-Persnickety home
over the 6-furlong route in l :12, the
second fastest time in the history
Of the stake, and just fifth of a
second off Johnstown's record time
of 1:1145.
In second place a length behind
the 6-5 favorite was 1t. Col Gustave
Rings Ringmenow and half a length
behind him in third was A. c. Ernst S
Aiquest.
Very Snooty's hackers among the
crowd of approximately 10000 per-
sons received $3.50, $3.50 and $3.50
for 81. Ringmenow, coupled in the
wagering with his stablemate, Haste
vile. returned $3.50 and $3.50.
Alquest paid $2.70 to show.
The field of seven colts and a
single filly broke sharply, with
Hasteville and Ringmenow taking
the lead. Very Snooty soon asserted
himself, however, taking over the
lead at the quarter mile pole and
holding it.
Ringmenow made a game stretch
bid.
Besides the winners share of the
s5,000-added money, Very Snooty
was awarded silver trophy by Mrs
Richard johnson, widow of the first
president of Laurel
Finishing in order behind Alquest
we're William Ziegler, jr's. TWeedy,
N. J. Angeles Gallant Witch. the
lone filly: Hasteville, Bomar stable S
Little Wizard and Christiana stable S
Quillon.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Belmont Park Results
; the Associated Press,


FIRST RAcE-Purse s1,5oo; allow
Ninny GEadsl $50 go 40
Dimout (Deerine) 14.1O go
Dear JUDY lBierman) 3.l0
Time. 1:1o
Also ran-Take Letter. Miss Monarch.
Juldowee, Mountain Pass, Diasis, Teta
Maude.
SECOND .RAcE-Purse, $1,000 added:
graded handicap. class C: 3-year-olds and
TsH%sS Tsin ss5ss IT, MeS MsS1,.0,, $50 49S ss"
CassiS tEads) 20
Time 1.l0ls.
Also ran-Fire Warde. De Kalb.
DAILY Double paid S13.30)
THIRD RAcE-Purse; s1,soo: Jolly
The Beak ,Bsllhouse) $50 $50 80
5 SWAY Wnsed 'Sm,,fy' Eoofs ,oNenD, $50 sso sS
Also ran-d Frederick II. Ahmisk,
BIC. M. Kline entry.
Finished first. but disqualified.
FOURTH ,RAcE-Purse, s.5. 900 added:
occupatlon IWoolp 7,1o $50 go
Askmenew AsHn4 CIV. 'Bierman) 1910 $50 $50
Time, 1885.
Also rRn-Picket Canado Slide Rule,
Too Timely, Good Morning. Jack s. L.
and Bossuet.
| FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500 added
graded handicap Glass C; 3-year-ol and
| up: l "a miles
Staretor tLoneden) $50 out out
| Corydon (Haas) out out
| Waller (Thompson) out
| Time, 1:4S+s
| Also ran--a Copperman
| al. 8. NeSbitt entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. S25,O0O added
| Jockey club gold cup: 3-year-olds and up;
| : miles.
Whirlaway tWoolf) $40 210 out
Alsab tBierman) 230 ou,
| Bolingbroke Lindberg) on,
! Time, 3:2115
Also .an-The Rhymer.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim.
| inf; 3-year-olds and upward: l,s miles.
Lord Kitchener ucns'n 7.30 4.60 3.7(
| Cramps (Gorman) lilo Csc
Moon Maiden (Bierman) 43t
Also ran-a Mark, Dandy Fox, Happy
Family and Don Juan II.
Harry Brown entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim.
ins; 3.year-olds and UP; a miles.
Key Ring Germany 9.20 40 $50
FueEo tRienzi) 400 3.1f
Quercus tGoegi) Az
Aiso ran@Essoiuts II, Tsx 4ysro, Blu,
Nose. ohaaes ewest and cryst1-
Evening star., 1942-10-04
HyuttsviIIe PIC Eleven
Is HOLDING First Drill

The Hyattsville unit OF the Prince
Georges County Police Boys Club
will hold it's first football scrim-
mage today at o'clock at Ma
gruder Park.
Coach Dixie Walker has a squad
averaging 145 pounds that will open
its season next Sunday at Laurel.
Bookings for other games are sought.
Contact j. Armstadt, Trinidad TITS.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
OUTDOORS With BILL >exE&~A"
Hunting Bog Limits Must Be Moderate
DESPITE Wartime Meat Scarcity

~NA SS S/
bags this fall are we'll within the
limits set by the States.
Last week the fall run of channel
bass arrived along the Maryland
coast. More than dozen, none
very large, were caught by surf
fishermen on the beach below Ocean
City. At the same time, large strip
ers and trout are running. Such
fishing IN normal times would line
the beaches and inlets with anglers.
Now only g few are enjoying it. A
few weeks at the most and 1t Will
be over for this season.
Offshore Catches Amazing.
Had ofshore fishing been possible,
there is no telling what big game
anglers would have brought in, for
the catches in the nets of warm
water species is above those of other
years. The largest sail reported
tipped the scales at 90 pounds. which
is quite fish even in its own Florida
habitat. Pompano and tuna are
found almost daily IN the pounds.
Frank Bentz has approximately
$4,000 lega)-sized trout in the hatch
| cries, which. if the smaller fish are
to get chance. must be placed in
Maryland streams this fall. This is
not due to lack of space, but lack
of food.
Fall planting isn't desirable, for
the heavy toll taken by otter and
raccoons and the usual spring flood
loss leaves but few for anglers when
opening day rolls around.
At this season the Maryland In
land Fisheries buys many large
mouth bass from the seiners. Two
carloads are earmarked for Deep
Greek Lake, where, it is said, fishing
in the summer wasn't up to par
Other thousands will be planted In
large mouth waters throughout the
State.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Scores Are 0ne-Sided
In Opening Games
In Boys League

Scores mostly were one sided yes
terday in opening games of the
Boys Club of Washington Football
League.
In the 90-pound class, Merrick
doWned Eastern Branch, TO, and
Central Branch swamped No. 5
Police Boys Club, 1910, while in the
105-pound clashes, Eastern Branch
scuttled st. Joseph's Home, 4l-0. and
Merrick defeated No. Police Boys
Club, 20-7.
Evening star., 1942-10-04

Surprisingly enough, there are
some hunters advancing the theory
that bag limits this season should
be large enough to cover the lack
of meat in the market. A few even
20 so far as to say our stock OF game
should be used beyond normal limits
at a time like the present.
If every sportsman increases his
normal pag this fall, there not only
will be a shortage of game in l943'
but an unbalanced condition that
might cost the farmer double the
present value of the game. Possibly
they do not know birds and game
animals play quite a part In our
everyday life.
In Michigan during 1941. hunters
killed 1852 deer, which means
approximately 10,975,000 pounds OF
meat. Pennsylvania deer kill was
nearly half again as much. Both
were normal kills.
Hunters Must Be Moderate.
To continue within the bounds OF
good cropping will see like amounts
and proportional amounts in every
other State in the Union, year after
year. Overcropping gradually viii
cut the yearly totals and within
| few years return our forests to the
same condition that caused biolo-
gists once upon a time to predict
there would be no game at the turr
of the Goth century.
Our game is a priceless heritage
We are charged with its care anc
continuance. Were unlimited use re-
quired .or better conduct of the wal
effort. sportsmen would be the frs
to make the Offering, but because
seaso,1able bags within the limits o1
nature will provide more meat ir
the long run. hunters should zee tlaat
Evening star., 1942-10-04
'Y Host to Students

Male college and university STU
dents are invited to enjoy open house
privileges all this week at the Y. M.
7 C. A., 1876 G street NV. The IA
cilities offered without charge include
the swimming pool, gymnasium,
handball and squash courts. running
track and wrestling mats.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Cohen Wants Grid SPOT

Eddie Cohen wants to talk with
football team in the District
needing a player of his specifica-
tions, ITS pounds. 10 years old and
feet tall. Contact him at '534
Lebaum street Sc, or Lincoln 6076
between 6 and pm.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Pheasant Limit of Il
Set by South Dakota
vth. Associotad BRASS

BY the Associated Press.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Oct. 3.-South
Dakota reports more pheasants this
year than last years peak popula-
tion-and has set hunting limit OF
81 birds. The State has been di-
vided into seven blocs, with various
daily limits in each bloc.
Last year more than 1i,000 non
resident hunters were counted.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Joe Guney On Officer

Joe Ganey, looking as fit as he did
20 years ago in leading the famous
Mercury Athletic Club to football
victories. is off to the wars again,
this time rs a captain in the Army
Transportation Corps. He leaves
town today.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Treasury Earns Honors
At Departmental Net

Treasury won the Departmental
League tennis championship with 40
victories in As matches.
Justice was runnerup, with Navy
taking over third place. Final
Stan6inp.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Gridmen Study First Aid
BY the Associated Pres
BY the Associated Press.

Georgia Techs entire football
squad has volunteered for a Red
Cross course in afraid first aid.
Evening star., 1942-10-04


2-Bonnie Rue, Flying Ned, Caro-
line F.
3-Jack Rubens, Rosy Brand, Old
wick
1.-Two Kick, Lascala. Largo Mint.
5-Rough News, Nopalosa RoJo,
Enhance.
6-Mae Peace, Speedway, Raisin
Bread.
7-Orcades, Career Girl, Flying
Duke.
8-Noodles. Mitza, Ranchers Boy.
Best bet-Mae Peace.
Hawthorne (Fast.
BY the Chicago Daily Times.
1-Venci, Delivery, Goochie G.
Side Order, Who Kan, Brave
Deed.
3-Miss Cedar, Prince Beiltro, Anna
A Wish.
4+Chief Bud, knights Quest I'd,
Distant Isle.
5-Beth B., Everything, DR. Rush.
6-Lum's Pride, Valdina Groom,
Mrs. E. Denemark entry.
7-Weigh Anchor, Relious, Moselem.
8-Brown Bomb, Evil Spirit, Torch
Stick.
9 Substitute Sonny Casey, Your
Off, New Glory.
Best beU-Lum's Pride.
Belmont Park East.
By the Chicago Daily Times.
1-Regir1ental Tintitter. Blue Shot.
2-Key Man, Highomar, Wise Hobby.
3-Kennehunk, Picture Prince. Baris.
4-Shuckin's, Best Risk. Spartiate.
5-Howe Stable, Highborough, Sum-
dial.
6-Minee- Moo, Trade Last, Lochin-
var.
1.-The Fiend, Hubbub, Perfect
Rhyme
8-Sissie Smith, True Knightess,
Roman Governor.
Best bet-HoWe Stable.
Bemont Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Regimental, BY Line, Sugar Ra-
ton.
2-Wise Hobby, Briar Play, High
omar.
3-No selections.
4-Shuckins, Best Risk. Phantom
Ship.
5eBlenson, Highborough, Port Har-
mony.
,6-Lochinvar, Paperboy. Minee-Mo
7-Enterprise, Sickle T., Perfect
Rhyme.
8-Roman Governor, True Knight
ess Hillblond.
Best bet-Regimental.
Laurel Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Pious Display, Calaboz, Top Ser.
geant.
2-Overlin. Sollure, Sweet Repose.
3-No selections.
4-White Hot, Molasses Mibs
Hazel w.
5-Pony Ballet, Generous, Pomp:
Negri.
ga One, Half Crown, Sir War.
Tee Midge, Copperette, Indial
Sun.
8-Hoptown Lass, Dollar Sign, Con
quer.
Best bet-Tee Midge.
Rockingham Faet.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Zoic. Ariel Tops, Savitar
2-Valdina Secret, High Level, Mo
ksnanne.
Bowling, Alphabow, Scarcity.
4-Largo Mint, La Scala, Shake
5-Sly Tom, Gentle Savage, Rougl
| News.
6-Bonheur. Baruna. Light Reign
7-Uvalde, Orcades, Catomar.
8-Rebbina, Wake. Arestino.
Best bet-Uvalde.
Hawthorne East.
BY the Louisville Times.
Insight, Noggin. Judy Jones.
2-ReX-Avis, Pacific Maid, Mr.. In
finity.
3-Gummed Up, Brave Chance
Michigan Star.
Annie Alone, Certainty, Distan
Isle.
5-Captain Fac, Bolo Tie, Arrive o.
Time
6-Valdina Groom, Cherry Trif1t
Lum's Pride
7-Moselem, Weigh Anchor, Fuji
Wara.
8-Torch Stick, Evil Spirit, Englis
Harry.
9-Masculine, Sonny Casey, Sout
Border.
Best bet-MoSelem
Evening star., 1942-10-04
/ey Snoot Racing Into Early Lead Accounts for johnson Stakes Laurel
Racing Selections
For Tomorrow

Laurel Consensus (Fast).
BY the Associated Press.
1-Pious Display, Wayuma, June
Quest.
2-Overlin, Alcyon, Sollure.
3-Black Ned, Brown Imp, Wood
King.
4-Molasses Mibs, Brighten Up,
Chaldar.
5-Pony Ballet, Cherrydale, Visit
ing Nurse.
6-Playfields, Wait Bit, Sir War
blue Flight, Pharien, Tee
Midge.
8-Red Chip, Nosy, Hoptown Lass.
Best bet-Black Ned.
Rockingham Fast.
BY the Associated Press.
(Fast)
1-zoic, Skeeter, Ariel Trip.
2-Bonnie Rue, Flying Ned, Caro-
line F.
SACK Rubens, Rosy Brand, Old
wick.
1.-Two Kick, Lascala. Largo Mint.
5-Rough News, Nopalosa Rojo,
Enhance.
6-Mae Peace, Speedway, Raisin
Bread.
7-orcades, Career Girl, Flying
Duke.
8-Noodles. Mitza, Ranchers Boy
Best bet-Mae Peace.