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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Ewe|| Captures
IC4A Events

NEW YORK, May 30 tINS).-
The human lightning-bolt from
Lancaster, Pa, little Barney Ewell
of Penn State, added his name to
the list of track immortals today
when be became the first boy in
Sc years of IC4A championship
competition to win three events
for three years in succession.
The little Negro ace captured
the 100 and 220-yard dash crowns.
and then took the broad jump
diadem, too.
Thanks TO Elwell. Penn State
compiled 25la points TO win the
team title, and became the first
school in history TO take both the
IC4A indoor and outdoor track
crowns in the same season.
The University of Pittsburgh
finished second in the team stand
ing with 1914 points
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
lincoln Fields Results

FIRST RACE-sl,OOO z-year-old maid
ems: y mile; -.
Nod (Scurlock) 1910 $40 $50
River Captain (Balask) $50 500
Rex-Avis tLitzenberger) $50
Time ! :02 3-5, of All,
China Face. Fred Prophet, Prognostic.
Ariel Image, valdina Rex, Undulator,
Klondike. b-Treemontian and b-Hard Dia-
mond also ran.
b-Creener entry.
SECOND RAcE-sl.oOo. claiming. g.
year-oids and up. y mile;
valtite tschuiingl 900 SO SO
Tripaway tMcRoberts) I.40 500
Light Shot (Haycock) 81. 90
Time 1913 AS off 2:52.
Ho Down, FIyahead, Valdins Rebel, Fa-
bens, Midluck, Red Berry. Chiefs Boy,
Present Time and Hi-Nickey also ran.
THIRD RAcE-S1, Ooo claiming. 4-year-
Distant Isle (BrooEsj 1920 $50 40
Brutus fRyan) 1000 1l.OO
Away (Bodiou) $40
Time i.l4 rs, off 3:27k.
Float Away. Commencement, Dutehill b
carlottine' Three BanEs Whd oats
FOURTH RAcE-Sl. 900. claiming. 5
year-oIds, X mile;
Cloak tBaiaskD 7,s0 $50 ~
Tatu MARTINI 1850 I.su
Kokomo (Ryan) $50
Time ~ 3-5 off 4:Osii
Pinch Hitter Milk -RememherinE-
LIchema, Drollon, X. Rounder. Epola, Gem
w. ana String Band also ran.
FIFTH RACES. 500. handicap. 3-yssr-
olds and up, \ mile:
Polymelior
(MacAndrew) 1910 $40 $40
Equistar (Balaski) $40 $50
First OF All (Bortonl 800
Time iii 3-5 Off 4:42.
Weigh Anchor, Bulldinger, Vain Grove
and Wishing also ran.
SIXTH RACES, 900 added. Francis 8.
Peabody Memorial Handicap, 3-year-olds
and up, / lis miles;
a-Technicisn (Scurlock) 1880 $40 $50
EQuifox (Craig) 800 zeo
Heart Man (Borton) 500
Time l:45 AS, off 5:17.
Pink Gal. Royal Crusader, Vinum, Cherry
Trifle. a-signator, Step BY and Pumpgun
also ran.
a-woolford entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-S1. 900. claiming, J.
year Odds 1 lis miles
Holly (Scuriock) $50 $50 ~
Country Miss tClark) $50 ~
Electric Flag tBodiou) $50
Time 1:4e As, off 3:53
Chic Prince. Karlspar. Rioault, skipper
Mate and Busy Josie also ran
EIGHTH RACE - 81 900, claiming, e.
year-olds and up, Ia miles:
War Vision CLARK 1900 b.oO 4'4t
lWayriel lSkoronskD 40 3fl
Bonnie Sea (hcRoberts) 4te
Time 2:Os as, of 6:77.
! Extended, Some Count, Taeheone. Alspur
Little Banner and Fay u. also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RAcE-si,ooc. claiming, 7-year-
olds. y mile:
Cooee Ode Lara) $50 $40 $40
Il Amt tAtkinson) $50 800
Epaway tLindberg1 $50
Time 1901, off 2:3ih.
- Flying Ned. Pacific Maid, vaIdIns
Olivia and Misinterpret also ran.
SECOND RAcE-si. 900. claiming. 3
year-olds and up Y mile:
Red Meadow cFinnesan) $50 $50
Knitetta moral 40
Time ia as, off s:o3.
Maelins. Big Stakes. Sea Foam, Lina's
Jane and Air Chute also ran.
THIRD RAcE-sl. 900. claiming. s-year-
olds, 1 mile and 20 yards:
Vain Beauty trurnbuiij Ii.2O $40
Magnify (Pterson) $50
Time 1:4s as, of 3:33h.
Decade. Tiara. Mellow. Display style,
Two Ways, Grab Apple, Our WIZ and
FOURTH RAcE-sl, 100. claiming. 4
year-olds and UP, IN miles
Prima Donna (Lindberg) $50 $40
Triplsne (AtkinsonD 400
Time I:s2I-5, off 4:O2ik
Hasts On. Blue Castle. Ships Bells and
Neome Boy also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-Si. 500, claiming, 3-ysar-
olds and up. y mile:
Marion Collins
Ro sTSTn 4im. tpaS.on, 1910 SO SO &c. 9O
Two Ton Tony (HowelD 800
Time 1:l2 Is, off 4:33h.
Cold Crack, Noteworthy and Allegro
also ran.
SIXTH RACES. 500, handicap. 3-ysar-
olds and up, / lis miles:
No Competition (snyder) TOO 100 $40
Bell Tower (seabo) $40 40
Alaklng MANN 500
Time 1:44 is. off 5;03h.
Maechance, Bulwark, English Setter and
Hysterical also ran.
SEVENTH RACES, 600 added, Toma-
sello Handicap, 3-ysar-olds and up, h
mile:
Valdina Alpha
tAtkinson) ~ 20 IL 90 500
Zacatine Gindberg) 1850 $50
Transfigure lDeering) $50
Time I'LL as, off 5:35h
Csrmenita, Hicomb, Wool Wool. Sweet
willow, watch over and Doubt Not also
ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-Sl. 900. claiming. T.
year-olds and up. ~ miles; IN ,,o
Bedrock Canyon (TrumbulD 1880 1920
Time 2 as as. off sos.
Juneo. suertero. Priority, ouercn
lsenega, Multitude and Peanut Lady also
ran.
NINTH RAcE-n, 900. claiming, f-year-
olds and up. a miles:
Flying Duke CSnyder) 2i.eo 1910 5 10
Skirmish (HowelD 900 80
CatomAr (Brennanl $50
Time 2:33 As, Off b.3SM.
Supreme Flag. Whichaway, Gran Cosa.
Alumninlo La Tora and Patrol Scout
7 alao
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Ball
School TO Open

Chrysler Baseball School, which
for several years has given free
instruction to boys in their teens,
starts its seventh consecutive sea-
son next Saturday at Jayne Field,
East Dawson and Conant avenues.
The school is sponsored by the
Chrysler Corporation under the
supervision of James Walsh.
Carlo Barberi. Mt. Pleasant
High School coach and well
known Detroit sandlotter. will be
in charge OF instruction. The
school formerly was held at Chrys-
Ter Field. but IL has been put into
war use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Prep ThinlIdds
Decide Metro
Title Friday
Baseball Teams Wind
Up Regular Season
Schedule This Week

Championship finals in outdoor
track and the closing week of reg
ularly scheduled baseball compete
ton highlight this week in the
Metropolitan High School League.
Semifinals in track will be run
off Wednesday and the finals are
listed Friday, all competition taxi
ing place at Belle Isle.
Southeastern, defending city
champion and east side winner.
and Cooley. triumphant on the
west side, are expected to battle
ii out for the track crown with
the Jungaleers given a slight edge.
Only one other school, North
western, has enough strength to
challenge the favorites.
In baseball, Fridays game be-
tween Northeastern and Eastern
is expected to decide the two quail
flying places on the east side.
Eastern is on top with six victories
and one defeat, while the Falcons
are a game behind as a result OF
Fridays loss to DENLY.
= Cooley and Central. sharing the
lead on the west side, are favored
to qualify for title competition.
City semifinals are scheduled June
8 and 10. with the finals June IL
at Briggs Stadium.
Meanwhile. Catholic League
/. mines wind up their regular sea-
son this week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Arena Mat Prelim Set

Martini Angelo. Hamilton, Ont
Italian who migrated 10 Los An
geles several years ago. will meet
frankie Hart, clever Windsor Hol-
lander, in the main preliminary to
the Farmer Jones Speedy La
Rance wrestling headliner at the
Arena Gardens Monday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
First Mount a Winner

A week later George King
Jumped on his first mount OF the
meeting. Golden Appeal. And IT
was Golden Appeal that popped
under the wire first. Hickey got
him another mount, and the horse
was home free. He made il three
straight when Ed McCuan put him
I'D on Wise Moss. The mare was
10 carry 107 pounds and that was
a little too much for George. the
best he could do being ITO.
That was all right with Nc
Guam. however, and il certainly
didn't seem to bother Wise Moss.
With King in the saddle the
daughter of Wise Counsellor ran
six furlongs in ITO 2-5 TO knock
a fifth of a second of Myrtlewood S
track record.
George King was happy kid
when ne swung out of the saddle.
"Who said 1 couldn't make
weight for an elephant race :"
he asked Agent Dan.
Just keep punchin', Kid, you
got that ham and eggs licked"
said Hickey. I'm telling the
world, my boy can make no."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

FIRST RACES. 500. maiden 2-year-
c1iek nil,', c,.es % 1M.y.o laU 40 40
First Blush (Arcarol $50 2 so
Phantom Ship (GaTLa) SO
Time IS lis, off 2:Oe.
miss Sugar Pariferds, Natal Day and
Hianne also ran,
twon but was disqualified.
SECOND RAcE-SI, 500. Maiden 7-yssr-
old Niles, y mile:
Easy Lass (Eads) 400 2.0 40
Wuskenin (ArcaroD 80 800
Whirligig (Robertson) 2.fO
Time SO lis. of 2.4l.
Sun and Noon, Level Head, Rely On and
BY Line also ran.
THIRD RACES. 500. allowances. 4.
year-olds and UP. about 2 miles, Steepie-
chuckatuck (Penrod) lilo 80 $40
Boojum II (Magee) $50 800
War Port tCruz) 500
Good Chance and Scout Hazard also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-s2. 200. claiming. g.
year-olds and up, y mile.
Grail Bird yamesl $3.50 1870 $40
Sales Talk (Eads) $40 $50
Scotch Trap (Neves) 40
Time 1:i1 is off SAY
skin Deep, Afghanistsn and Happy Lark
also ran.
FIFTH RACES. 900 added. Roseben
Handicap. 3-year-olds and up. = mile:
Some Chance (EadsD 1880 $50 so
a-Overdrawn (Coule) $40 3. so
ICuantos (EevesD 3 SO
Time III. off al.
Parasang. Harvard Square, Sir Jeffrey.
Dispose. Omission and s-Brch Rod also
ran.
a-widener entry.
SIXTH RACE-S3o. 600 added, Suburban
Handicap, 3-year-olds and UP, a miles
Market Wise (James) 1910 $40 ESQ
Whirlaway (Arcaro) $40 7l0
Attention (Meade) $40
Time 2:0l As, off l:42h.
Welcome Pass, Painted Veil. Bolingbroke,
Paperboy. Staretor. Can't Wait, Pictor and
Our Boots also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-S2. 500 added Handi-
cap. 3-year.olds and up, y mile:
Fleetborough
(McCreary) 30 90 $40 $50
Level Best (Meade) $40 $50
Light Lady (Nevesl $40
Time az as. OF 5:22h.
d.Mar-Ken. Transient and zaes Rosa
also ran
d-Fininshed third hut was disqualified.
EIGHTH RACE go 81, 500 claiming. J.
yeaT-olds and up. mile.
highborough (Wahler) $40 $50 3 20
Tex Hygro day $50 3 20
At Play tLoveridgsl 33o
Time 1897 as, on S;55H
Jamerica. Wildebeest, Sun Triad 80
Defines also rsn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
CATHOLIC LEAGUE

SUNDAYS 0AME
Sacred Heart vs.. ST. Francis Xavier.
MONDAYS GAME
81. Rita VS. st. Marys. Royal Oak.
TUESDAYS GAMES
st. Anthony va. St. Ambrose; D.
Catherine vs.. De La Sale; Catholic Cen
trail VS.. st. Ladislaus; 81. Gregory W..
81. Leo: St Bernard vs.. 81. Martin; ~.
Philip vs. St. Paul: ST. Rose vs.: An
nunciation; 81. Mary Mt Clemens, :, W.
ST. Alphonsus: st. Thomas VS.. 81. He'd
wig; st. Clement va 81. Gertrude. al
saints VS.. Mt Carmel; St Frapeis Xavier
VS.. Sacred Heart: st. Patrick W. ~.
Casimir.
FRIDAYS GAMES
81. Catherine vs. St Anthony: De La
Sale VS. st. Ambrose: 81. Ladislaus W.
81. Joseph; 81. Mary. Redford, vs.. u:
Leo; St. Martin w. st. Rose: Of. Paul
VT St Bernard; Annunciation VI. q.
Philip; st. Friedrich vs.. 81. James: q.
Mary. Royal Oak. vs. 81. Mary. NJ
Clemens. st. Rita vs.. st. Alphonsus; st.
Gertrude VS.. St Agnes: st. Clement VI.
st. Hedwig; Sacred Heart W. st. CasimiR'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

FIRST RAcE-sI 900. claiming. 3-ysar-
oIds and up. Ia miles:
Memory Book
(CampbelD 120 $50 $50
Oversight (Knot) 500 BOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31


Must Go tPsriss) SEQ
Psrasra. Hsrm.tIeaI. Our Willie. Bosky
Dell and Imitra also ran.
SECOND RAcE-sl. 200. claiming. J.
year-olds and UP. furlongs:
Flying Jane (Denton) 1880 1880 $50
Musical Jack tAdams) $40 go
Lechat (snider) o.so
Axsison, oceanbound, FlsEpost. Rest
awhile, Black Brummei, PsirIetta. Sing
ing Heels and Nani-Leonsi also ran.
THIRD RAcE-sl. 900. 4-year-olds and
Wis. FIRE (Wsidsman) 1890 $40 $50
Pops Rival tParise) 800 SO
Baltse Ungessl SzO
Time l:l2 As,
Rockmaker, Prosy, KantAkA and Jayfcss
FOURTH RACE 49, 81. 200 claiming. T.
yssr-olds and up. furlonRs:
Bull Whip (GonzNlez) 1920 40 ,. 20
Bill q. tGuerinl $50 80
Aaron Burr fHapapsr) $50
Time l.l2 rs.
Dungeon. Captain Cal Xenomsy. serappy
w. and BygoDes also ran.
FIFTH RACE 800 81. 500. the Juvenile
Purse. 2-year-olds, IA furlongs
Trustee (Guertnb 2.oO $50 ZoO
Shiny Penny (Adams) 800 ESQ
Golden Man (Weidaman) 2.40
Time, SO as.
Sea Marriage. Khameh and Bumpsy
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-S7, 900, the Decoration
Day Handicap, 3-year-olds and up. fur
longs:
Boy Angler lie Biane) HOO 500 $40
Samborombon (strange) 500 $40
Displayer CIngess) $50
Time l:11.
DesignAtor, Stalking Exsmplfy. 7. N.
Dorsett and Fairly Fly also ran.
SEVENTH RACES 0oo the Col Al
ger Memorial Handicap. 3-year-olds and
up, l lis miles:
Marriage KING $50 $50 $50
Best Seller (Guerin) $50 ESQ
Ship Biscuit CAdamsl $50
Time 1913 SO.
VaIdinA Paul, Miss Glamour Exploded.
Three Clovsrs Devalue. Gold Teddy,
Mercy Red Dock and Ballplayer also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-s1 500. claiming. .
year-olds and up. L l-16 miles:
stemwinder tCAffarensD 500 $50 2. 80
Balloter CPrehmD $50 $50
Even Tan tHanauer) b.eO
Time 1915 is.
swain Prince sador. Husprsms Sir, Tony
pandy and Happy Choice also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Muny SoftbalI League
schedule for Monday, June I. s:S r.
EAST SIDE-RED DIVISION

FAST sIDE-RED DIVISION
United states Navy Va. Teamsters Local
No. 3J7 At Gabriel Richard PARK.
Hearts vs. Gar Wood Local $50 al van
AIS Club VS. JAW Local No. at ST.
our Lady Of Help vs.. Hudson A. A. at
Pingree No. !.
Bourgeois vs.. Packard Al Lodge No. 2.
Cooper Bros W. Michigan Steel Casting
1t ST. Clair No. 3.
EAST sIDE-BLUE DIVISION
Zenith Local No. i04 VS.. Hudson Local
No i51 AT Berry No. 2.
saxons A. c. W.. National Breach at
r' Matoon mo A. C. VS. EsSlss A. C. at
Berry Bros rS vs. as Club at Lodge No 1.
Gabriel Richard VS. Metroites AT Cal
j. /. Hudson vs. crowley's at ElmwOOd
No. 1.
WEST sIDB
Post onice vs. Vince Corporation At
Northwestern no. g.
wall colmonoy VS.. Virge's Club at A..
For, wayne VS. Pittsburgh at For,
WAYNE.
Green oaks vs. Local No. al At North
western No. ;.
Detroit Association NJ the Desf vs. Muir.
raw Local No ~ clark Park No !.
Birwood Va Thinker Axle a, North
western No. T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Beats His Enemy
Ham and Eggs,
To Ride Winners
Starts His Comeback
by Bringing in
Golden Appeal First
BY LEWIS Fl. WALTER

Credit Jockey George King with
Round / in his comeback fight at
the Detroit Race Track against
his old enemy, Ham and Eggs.
The leading rider Of last year
showed up here fat and not a bit
sassy at the start of the meeting.
He declared he was going to make
a comeback. placed himself on a
strict reducing program. took
steam baths. rubdowns, long runs
in his rubber training suit, any
thing to take off weight.
1t looked like the youngster
from Thebes, Ill. might win his
fight. Then one day he came into
the track restaurant with the j.
c. Ellis stable agent, Dan Hickey.
Food, Food Everywhere
King was right out Of the steam
box and his tongue was hanging
out a foot as he looked around at
the hungry trainers. grooms and
hwners slowing away stacks OF
Iheatcakes. big steaks and gen
erous portions OF ham and eggs.
"WiII Il be all right for me tn
have a glass of tomato juice"
King asked Hickey.
Sure" said the agent.
AS King slipped his tomato Juice
his eyes wandered over the plates
at the next table, until his gaze
fastened on a beautiful slice OF
ham one of the trainers was eat
ing. He stared minute as though
hypnotized, turned his eyes away,
then looked back at the ham.
4Chef." he sang out suddenly.
Fix me q slice of that ham,
Then. after pause. Put
couple OF those eggs on top
Of It,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Buttered Toast, Too

Hickey looked reproachfully al
the tall. thin youngSter but KING
didn't look up as he devoured the
ham and eggs. Then he called for
another order.
".And n double order Of hot
buttered toast and n cup OF
coffee this time" said the
jockey.
II was a respondent Hickey who
Joined his pals around the racing
secretary's office a half hour
later.
I'm afraid the Kid Is eating
himself right out OF the league,
I'll bet he weighs 125 right
now" said Dapper Daniel. Il
don't blame him for eating. He's
starved to death. But he won't
he able 10 make the weight for
an elephant race In a week.
Dams friends commiserated WITH
him no end. But their sympathy
was misplaced. Young MIR. King
kept out of the track restaurant
kidnt torture himself with the
chit of ham and eggs any more
He did everything but cut lee
off to lose weight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

TUESDAYS GAMES

TUESDAYS GAMES
Mackenzie at Northwestern: Chadsey ~
BEDFORD; Cooley at Southwestern; Western
at u. OF D.: Central a. Wright, Cass at
Northeastern: Eastern at Highland rark:
Southeastern at Miller: DENLY ~ Eorthsns
Pershing at Hamtramck.
FRIDAYS GAMES
Southwestern at Mackenzie; Northwest.
eru at Chadsey; BEDFORD at Central; y.
OF ID. at Cooley; Western At Wrights
Northern At Csss: Northeastern ~ East
ern; Highland Park At Miller: HamtrAmc8
at DENLY; Pershing nj Southeastern
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Lichfman Bears Play
Crack Wilmington
Quint 10 Finish

Lichtman Bears, colored pros, who
have won 81 straight basket ball
games and who earned the District
pro title last week end with two sue
cessive wins over the Washington
Brewers, wind up their season today
with a game against Wilmington
Bombers. champion team of the Ma
tional Pro League. They meet at
Turner'S Arena at $3.50.
Over the season the Bears have
defeated such quints as the Detroit
Eagles, Rochester Seagrams. Pitts
burgh Conoco Oilers and the New
York Jewels. The Bombers figure
to be tougher than any of these,
however, as they are the first team
ever to win the American League
title by taking both the first and
second half crowns. Jerry Bush and
Mac Kinsbrunner are only two Of
the well-known former college stars
now playing with the Bombers.
The Bears have averaged IS points
q game this season, with much of
this being supplied by Wilmeth
Sidat-Singh's 20 points q game av-
erage. Pop Gates, former Renais-
sance star, IS another valuable men,
ber Of the Washington team.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Tropical Park Results
By the Associated Press,

oy tue ASeOCAASco EIeeB
FIRST .RACE-Purse. 81 900: claiming:
Roman Descent Gemmons) 900 40
Time. 1:feis. i'-o
Also ran-Water Eagle vesuvis, Patrol
on s.aon Pride. 'tss oslsns e1 stfoi. I1Ss and
Lina's Son.
SECOND RACEPurse. $1,000: claim
Msgss Ne Hamars Ms5rsh ,Gsmns.n MGs $50 2do Ssoo
uibss,e5:s A;s .ss.Rs .5s 51sv.,sa:s :q A,r.Drin.
THIRD IE1i.! RAcEruT'. .sa 1d ' ooo; M * el.m,nr
Army Gong HovelD 75O fe0 $50
votum NaeAndreT $50 $50
A:rRs::. xn:. i "a. Moore a'ao
Ai.o ,ran-o.,lsnt S.ss. Aot..s and
.ness: Nv, ssi,e1: a,ss.ieosss! stiS ! nSn fur
q o,i.. Ru..sr n.!.s. .a.:S 1910 s?S 2 ssl,oo ,o
Mr.; Innnity !HaskelD S1o
cockaisne, Ny zaca. chalara and Tindell.
FIFTH RAcI-Purse. $500: allow.
ances; 3.year-olds: furlongs.
sE;.Hs ~ X.''s iss!!:t|:., as.|: 40 ssSS sssSS
'we5 Tln.i s'lpS1 f,fis. SNec1sar" $40
.cs.s.,,.' AZ issyrissi so1 y ss Roman. A'oh0r''
Mrs. L. tAsars and n. q keosrthy
entry.
HXTH RAc1-Pusse. S1,0oo added:
= eotS ,,l,1Sse ,Ma,ndiss9; :,1; S.y'sr-ods and ~
Daily dsliysrs N. JsmssS $3.50 $50 $50
Sah keish Is. 2..da '' s3o
Hso ranEThs Chief. bpoub,ssah !
Doubt Not, De Kalb..
Mrs. T. CHRISTOPHER entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Puse. 81 900; claim
ing. 4-year-olds and upward ! miles.
Moslem lP. Roberts) 1880 $50 4.lQ
Junco IL. Haas 1.20 800
co|%try q ThonPsonII ,,.,. ,.,,,. s.1o
Also ran-Kenty Miss, Psychology, Hup
Nancy, Bayport. orevile. Jumping JiI.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81, 900: claim.
Ing: 4-year- -olds and upward: LII miles.
s:::s:. s;;': !; .ss.';: 8 ss Ess E
Time. i:5eH. Equals tracy record.
,.;i Hs;isssaS, SiGSa Ssa is:e R:e
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Rustic Romance Wins
Carolina Cup With
Fast Stretch Run
Brings Fourth Straight
Triumph in CIossie
To Rokeby Stable
By the Associated Press.

~ tl1c fASnOSAesC0
CAMDEN, s. c., March 28.-Rus-
tic Romance. sensational 8-year -old
from Paul Melons Rokeby stables
at Upperville, Va, paced q field Of
seven horses today and won the
18th annual running of the Caro-
lima Cup Steeplechase at this winter
resort. More than 10000 persons
lined the course.
Taking the lead on the back
stretch. Rustic Romance. winner OF
the Sandhill's Challenge Cup at
Southern Pines, N. c.. last week.
covered the emile timber course
in minutes and Al seconds.
Hold Forth. entered by Mrs. Frank
M. Gould of New York. came in sec
ond. while Captain Bill, owned by
A. A. Baldwin of White Post. Va,
was third.
Gov. r. M. Jefferies of South Caro-
lima presented the winners cup.
It was the fourth consecutive year
that a horse from Rokeby stables
had won this classic. Last year
Memory Lane, II, came to the front
with burst Of speed and won the
race.
Captain Bill was of to a good
start and held the lead to the first
turn. when Hold Forth was nudged
to the front. Coming down the
back stretch, Rustic Romance, with
]. H. Clyburn up, moved into the
lead and was out in front by two
and a half lengths at the finish.
The race carried q purse OF $1,000.
Evening star., 1942-03-29

however. comes highly recommended
and is reported to have won all but
two of his last so fights. His most
recent win was scored over Tony
Falco and ended a lengthy winning
streak compiled by the latter.
Another Of Murray's victims was
Carl Guggino. who has broken even
in two fights with Wright.
Also expected to win approval is
the duel between Randy Brown. a
stablemate Of former Lightweight
Champion Lew Jenkins, who tackles
Buddy Holmes, colored welterweight.
Jenkins, incidentally. has signed to
meet the winner Of the main 60 on
next weeks card.
Some rousing club battles will
round out the bill of fare. Gus
Mirman, a lightweight, who fiat
tened Otis Harris last week for his
second straight kayo victory, is back
for q six-rounder with Arthur john
son Of Baltimore, while Bill Duffy
returns to box Phil Zenzaga OF Bal
timore in another six. Duffy, for
mer Villanova star, is chief petty
officer stationed at the Anacostia
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Rowe al Bowie Lures
Winners Of S103,790
In Al Stake Races
Field of Is includes
Omission, Clyde ToIson,
First Two Last Year
Special Dispatch to The Star.


BOWIE, Md, March 28-Omis-
sion, owned by Victor Emanuel Of
New York. and Clyde Tolson, the
property Of G. R. Watkins Of Penn
sylvania-winner and runnerup, re-
spectively. in the 1941 Rowe Me-
morial-are in the field Of 13 ex-
pected to fight it out in the 18th
running of the $1,000 stake on We'd
nesday. opening day Of the Bowie
race meet.
Among the entries are winners of
S103, 100 in stake races year ago.
Likely starters, with names Of
jockeys and owners following, are:
- Omission. Meade. Victor Emanuel. clyde
Toison' Bastle; g; T. watkins; Mdins
Gs 6aas Shmid SaWa stsSe " NJ ss0rSs sps Ws
wine Stable b Joe Ray. Mccombs. Ella <.
5rysOn: yohnnie HdeS j. sheihamer. % CHARLES M I.
Nelson; Pete. Jr johnson. Cary Boshamer;
Eanssqs EsaeFd Rsrs PeeTnf Fl suv.n L cspa sSSsa Uoa
Ella K. Bryson entry. eJ. L. Sullivan
entry.
Honey Cloud Set Record.
Meade and Shelhamer are the
only boys named who have ridden
winners of the Rowe. Meade won
last year with Omission while Shell
hamer was victor in 1888 with Sun
Egret. Inaugurated in 1880, the
Rowe Memorial has been won by
Battleship, Mynheer. Towee, Soon
Over. Good Harvest, Bright Light,
Mucho Gusto, Sen Egret. Rough
Time. Honey Cloud and Omission.
Mrs. A. j. Abel's Honey Cloud
that scored in 1910 with Danny
Driscoll in the saddle holds the
Rowe time record Of 1:l11s.
The gross value of the Rowe if all
l3 horses 60 postWard will be $6,775.
The winners share then would be
$4,000. largest ever for the stake
Horsemen have been attracted by
three other $4,000 stakes. Included
in eligibles for the Bowie Handicap
on April 4 as well as the Southern
Maryland Handicap on Saturday,
April II, is Charles S. Howard's S
Porter's Cap.
Big Race for Juveniles.
Every f1rst-class 2-year-old seen
under silks in Florida, including
True North and Kopia, are among
the more than 80 eligible for the
Bowie kindergarten slated for We'd
nesday, April 8.
Post time will be 2::30, wartime
Daily double selling on the first and
second races will close at 2:15 pm.
Eight fiat races will be pro-
grammed daily. Fields in all races,
except stakes and handicaps, will be
limited to IL starters.