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Evening star., 1942-06-28
Clubs, Organizations
Pushing Tickets Sale
For Drew Benefit
CopitoI's Rinsmen Apply
In Force for Pieces
On AII-Stor Cord

Tickets for the benefit boxing
show for the widow and two chill
dren Of the late Preston Drew.
scheduled a week from tomorrow
night at Grifnth Stadium, will be
placed on sale by various amateur
clubs and organizations interested
in putting it over the top.
Drew died after = bout with Lew
Hanbury last Monday night in his
first local appearance as . pro. 1t
was Hanbury's professional debut.
Virtually every hometown leath-
erpusher has volunteered his serv-
ices on the card and Promoter Joe
Turner is busy matching them up
in what will be an all-star card
One of the first to come forward
was Hanbury. who will box Way
man Stewart. District colored light
weight in a 6-rounder. Hanbury
sounded the keynote for the entire
crowd when he said, Get me any
body for that card, ! want to do
my part"
Another 6-rounder has been ar
ranged between Roy Dunn and Ken
Stribling. eolored. 147-pounder. The
Petro brothers. Charley and Danny,
Eddie Kane. Leon Kennedy. Gus
Mirman and George Parks are
also due for places on the program.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
Surf Club, Linen Tens
To Clash in Night
Softly Feature

Surf Club and Standard Linen,
considered the leading threats to
Kavakos Grill's supremacy in the
Sport Center Night Softball League,
will battle it out Tuesday at Wash
ington Softball Stadium in the fea-
ture of the weeks first twin bill.
Kavakos, which has shown all OF
its old batting power, but seems
ragged afield, has found capable
first baseman in Teenhan, who re-
places Lefty Horefjsi. now an Army
rookie. Standard Linen, however,
appears to have 4 corner on the
new pitching talent with Benny Ru-
bin and Freddy Kramer on its
roster.
Aonday-Kavakos ys Grsenbelt. q;
suH STsa Y, ss:sSiSsS ns1 " 1f.s;bs sss
..sEs::s .ss:: Ess III II Ii''
Evening star., 1942-06-28

Inc CaQghter OF sickle ana Falr -
day was supported with the great
est of confidence and rewarded only
$40 for each 81 riding on her silken
nose.
First by II. Lengths.
At the close of the 5-furlong jour-
ney. Fair Weather was tossing mud
length ard a half back to Anthony
Pelleteri's La Reign, which came
from last to nip the place money
from Mrs. E. du Pont Weir's Para
chutist in the final hop. Stefanita
was fourth.
Eddie Wielander, the leading rider
of the meeting, had the leg up on
Fair Weather and the $4,000 week.
end fans cheered loudly for the
smiling youngster as he rode into
the winners circle atop his thirty
sixth victor Of the session.
Sharpened by a victory in the
Dover Stakes here when she took the
measure of many outstanding colts,
Fair Weather was first away from
the gate, but her followers held their
breath when she gave up the lead
to Whitewater for short distance
Just past the 3-furlong mark.
Pushes Earnings to s6,700.
Wielander asked the Widener rep
for her best speed ON the
final turn and the baby gal respond
ed beautifully to pull away from
the early. challenger
Upon reaching the payoff line
after covering the 5 furlongs in l:01
good time considering the deep
condition of the track-Fair Wealth
er's earnings for the season were in
creased by s6,700. She will be
shipped from here to Arlington Park,
where she will be pointed for the
Arlington Lassie Stakes by Trainer
Dan E. Stewart.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
Arlington Park Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the hSSOCl1keO ffeSs-
FIRST RAGE.Pgrss aa Loo; sDesi.l Ell:
longs.
Captain Zsc tSmith) $50 90
Busyridge (Bessy) 2+.&0
Also ianWBlue Shot. Iron BARGE. Water
Tower. The Native. Undulator. Jols- Cor
SECOND RAcE-Purss 81, 200; claiming;
Syear-olds and I'D; furiongs.
iasta Rsans saos Hphy Cs,,..R a4oo 1aso sH sH
Hills Palm MARTINI 500
Also '. .ralnHMshty Fine, Emelly, Jscke-
Daiy double paid sl5s.sol
THIRD RAcE-purse. 81 200: claimin.:
s-yeaT-olds and up: furlongs.
Gold 'fh Fiar tB.isskD " $50 $40
Linser On (Bovman) 100
Aiso %ei r.nHHssty iIs, Star, Millmor.: soboin,
eayport. Sara Deer, Lewistown. Treemln-
tier. Arched and Rusty Gold.
FOURTH RAcE-pur.. 81 200: allow
snces; 2-year-olds; 5l2 furlonEs.
Head start tGsEnsr' $500 sso 3so 3so
Even Stitch Haas 800
Time, l:o2S5;
Also ran-Valnor, Co-Hatter, Rewarded
and Sunny Fortress.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81 800; claiming:
8-ysar-olds and up; Ia miles.
High Fidelity lBalaskD 1920 $50 3.en
The Rase tVedder) 40 300
He Man LltBenberser 30
Also ranICherry Trihe, Kaihi, swoosh
and Weescot.
The Eauipoise Mile: 3-year-olds and up:
mile.
seit WoS SelSE G Lit7snssT snygsr 100 ss"" S" 5"
Heartman tCraiZJ $50
Time. 1856
Also ran-Potrsnco. No Competition,
Steel Heels. Some Chance, Technician:
ROYAL Crusader, Boss Hoss, Polymelior ana
aB. B. Robinson entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 800: claim
fng: 3-year-olds and Up; | mile.
some Man (FarrelD $3.50 1880 $50
Idle Sun tSchulng) 40 3.tn
wInamac Orchard $50
Time, 1865.
Also ran--Hermina B. Beautiful II.
Dollar Bay. Al Au Feu and Vinum.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ins; 3-yesr-olds and up: ~, miles.
Kitche Msnitou tRyan) 1870 $40 40
Alspur Barney $50 800
Wayriel ,SkoronskD $50
Time. 2:34a,
Also ran-Great Wall, Pennsburg. Al
polly. Some Count, Dancing Lirht and Lit
tie Banner.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
20 Years Ago e
In The Star

The first disqualification in an
important golf tournament in
several years is causing mucn
comment. Abe Espinoza was dis
qualified on the 37th hole Of the
final Of the Northern California
PGA for picking . four-leaf
clover and brushing the line of
putt with his hand.
Jess Willard began training at
Los Angeles for what he. hopes
viii be . return match with Jack
Dempsey who took the heavy
weight championship from him
at Toledo.
Superior teamwork gave Prince
ton an lis victory over Yale In
. polo game 1T Westbury. N. Y.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
Best Seller Races Like Famed Sne Blue aspu Take Equpose Mile
Rush in Stretch Tells
In 2-Length Victory
Over Wool Wool
Dorby Don Horse Scores
In l::36; Third Money
Taken by Heortmun
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 27.-A son of the
famed Blue Larkspur named Best
. Seller, owned by the turfmen,
Robert Dienst and John Gailbraith
of Columbus, Ohio, won the $500
added Equipoise Mile at Arlington
Park today.
EquifoX. son of the late thorough
bred for which the stake was named
and winner of the event last year,
was scratched.
The winner, formerly owned by
Col. Edward R. Bradley, rushed
through the stretch like his pappy
used to do to finish two lengths
ahead of B. B. Robinson's Woof
Wool Another three lengths back
Jake Lowenstein's Heartman headed
Potranco for third.
Earns S7,265 by Victory.
Best Seller ran the mile in the
sizzling time Of 1:36. but nowhere
near the track and world mark of
l:3425 set by Equipoise at Arlington
in 1892. Best Seller earned s7,265 by
his victory and paid $1,000, $3.50 and
$3.50. Prices on Woof Wool, the
favorite coupled with No Compe-
tition, were $3.50 and $500. Heart
man returned $3.50.
Best Seller was purchased from
Bradley at private terms last month
by the Columbus, Ohio, turf team
which races as the Darby Dan Farm.
The consistent Best Seller, 4
year-old, ran with the best horses
last winter and spring. He was
beaten head by Greentree Stables
The Rhymer in the s50,O0Q Widener
Cup at Hialeah Park last March.
Nabs Woof Woof in Stretch.
Jockey Herb Litzenberger broke
Best Seller about in the middle of
the pack. then sneaker up to third
behind Potranco and Woof Woof
leaving the far turn.
Around the outside turning into
the stretch Best Seller ate up
ground, caught Woof Woof in the
last l25 yards and drew out fast
to win deCisively.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
Suffolk Downs Results

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse $1,000: claiming;
4-year -olds and UP: furlonss tchutel
Frontier Jane (crais, 1890 $50 $50
Esht and Six tTuTnbulD :6o 80
celesti T. (FinneSanI 3'oo
Also ,e r.nLNot Yet, Missy oreenock, Kap-
time. Ta!ico, Maydis.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 81 200; claim
in.: 4;yesr-0ISs and uDw.rsi d !. IN miles 40
sparrow chirp tTurnbulD $50 80
fAf1nee Timr 'g44se '4ses
Also rsn@Hss.y. Wire: Las. Chang
as!lsnt aoGsnf Nss. & Little s'i Lons. Psrsonabls.
DAILY Double paid SS3.sO)
..ae.; aiE2 s,yes1eold.; i iuI,osss :.
s. SaSX rlg S,, csrqRsllsn 9R,.l, 500 ga SssSS
'sEFk Fimi. Lee e:ssss ,ssa's' ''''
Also ran-Baliaeoa. Satellite and Char
FOURTH RAcE--rur,e $1,000; sp.ei.l
weights: 3-ysar-old naidsns: furlonss
sasss y:5ss,sn 'csss 4ssssu,D 1900 sss ssS ss .ss
Omssari 6seonza 500
Also % ran-W.r communiaue. rsmily
Tree BUNS Rush, Blitzkreis, Veria. Seven
t.ysa..0ldas and upward s.d !; niisIs 40 500
Light Reich Finnessn, 800 3H
Mad Bachelor trurnbulD 5O
Also % ranHBursoo Trail. Gold Tower.
Gallant one.
SIXTH RAcE-John Alden Handicap:
purse. $4,000; 3-year-olds and up' Ii.
Red Noon MADDEN, ss4o 1000 $50
Uvira II tBierman, 4'eo s'@
Loveday (McMulen) 4.40
Also ranDa A One. Transnsurs, Dsua-
tor and a Spoon Bread.
Boerser & Reuter- entry.
sEvxNTH RAcE-Pu5x. $500 .ddsd;
5ssH 5ssEossooE T 9::Es is:.sss 1870 s:S s:S SO SO
Time. O:5sa, inev track record;
Also ran-Throu2h Bound. Swimmin'
Hole Valdina SOL Black Grip. Bar Keep
and Valdina PLEDGE.
ina H1aAHa ayesr:ea: sAelda0sss and us..sa m,iss
cannibal ,HowslD 1890 $40 $50
Brave Action (McMullen) 4s0 $50
Newark (peering) A.oo
Also ran-Baba, steepletop. z.ltoyna.
General Planet. Apropos. 0reenoeks Boy.
Our Grace. Broad Tail and Brooklandvlle.
NINTH RAcE-purse. $500: claimins;
Isehv Middle Aisle tMcMulenj $50 $40 80
Orcade. tFinneganl $40 $50 50
Vulvanus (Meloche) 500
Aims' AIsn rr,innEpit Terrier. oatomar. La
Tora and Pari-Ernest.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
Leone Given His First
Star Mat Role Here

Michele Leone, . Boston bruiser,
has been assigned as Lou Plummer's
partner in the feature bout on
Wednesdays wrestling show at
Turner's Arena. 1t is his first star
ring part, locally.
Leone made . hit last week when
he pinned Milo Steinborn in IL min
utes. Constructed along lines SINH
lar to Jim Londos. the Bostonian Is
a strong boy who knows all the
holds.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
Hygrohour Skaters
Mark for Track'in
Suffolk Victory
Sprints Five FurIones
Of MyIes Stondish
In So rs Seconds
Dy tfI Associated Press.


BOSTON. June 27.-The Suffolk
Downs track record for i've furlongs
was broken today by John L. Sui
livans Hygrohour. which won the
$500 Myles Standish Stakes for
juvenile colts and geldings In SS,s
seconds.
In chopping a ffth of q second
from the old mark. Hygrohour beat
Mrs. John S. Letellier's Jack S. l..
to the wire by a length. Third place
went to Mrs. Vera s. Bragg's Gold
Shower.
Nine started in the dash with
Through Bound. the early pace
setter, going into two-length lead
in the first eighth with Hygrohour
and Gold Shower trailing in that
order.
When the leader began to shorten
stride at the head of the home
stretch Hysrohour took command
Jack S. L., surging from second last
after q poor start, roared down and
challenged, but Hygrohour hung on
for its second stake triumph.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
ChurIes Town Results
by the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
Shide Grant 1l.eo $50 $50
ssvsation sis.mon MSase1' ,MsseT5 ''' $50
Also ran-Lesseta Maid Malvois. Rom.
Dslcharm and Rsian Supreme.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming:
sts,s. esis,,: RIs.9I iS:sIl wfish' $50 sSS ssS 90
wake tBoeson) 2.1O
chipshot and Grape Vine.
THRU RAcEPurse $500: claiming;
f.naars@in snd sn s fsIsps'
Lady Lonxvorth (AcostO 700
Also r.n-Littls PETE, Mista,sini, India
Pass se1seS Ss,', snss nos,. Adn:i%.E b: y ss..,
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming:
s.Iummins kirk 700 $40 500
Discretion (Noon) 3.40 500
Conn amista !carrilo) $50
ao;s: aa Bssr'ss bsa o.a s-''
FIFTH RAoE-pur.e. s40o: claiming:
3-year-olds and up: about 4i2 furlongs.
Nanny B. Blossom 1910 $50 $40
Dividend Rrsin> 1900 800
Cwa.ler tWeberI $50
sorss H fs.s R.ss and R.s was mas Ar
SIXTH RAcr-Pur... $500: ..inin.:
Randles Queen tCowley) $40 $50 500
Laush and Play tPalumboJ 4.&O $40
Ring Up tWsoeD $50
Also ran-Pimlico Lady. otorminsss.
Vantryst, Ida Time and Broomoria.
SEVENTH RAcHPurse. 5000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds ana up: IN miles.
Grand Court tBocson) 400 $40 $50
Pep Talk CWrisht) 24O
Also r.n-Pendsncisro Ahss SCOT. Boats
Crew and HArdy.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purss. $500: claim
Ing: 3-year.olds and up; miles;
Black Demon tNoon) 800
Time, 1:5oh.
r.tes s0 GOA neseci ana CAY ohie, '~n0' 'A'0''''
NINTH RAc+Purse $500: claiming:
xantsn xanhss I1a Sr.in5 s5.lum'0' $50 sssscc
Allsn caid .Kirk> $50
Also ran-Buena oro. Bonnie vixen,
Fred's Iarst and Purple Dawn.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
Aqueduct Results

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse S1.5oo: allow
snces: hurdle race: 3-year-oldS and up
Ia miles over hurdles.
Top Milk tMcMillan) $50 $50 $50
Gun Bearer (Almony) $40
Time, o:4eas
SECOND RAcE-Purse 81 500: special
weights; a-year-old madens: furlongs.
Partido (GarzA 4210 1870 II so
LIE Havre tStoutl 23.o0 90
Gloriana (SchmidD so
Also ime' r,n@Ariel lli1 Play. oou.ehs. ean.n,
" DAILY Double paid se51o)
s-y.arsoids aarsH and up; furionss
Gsisis G.Td ,.st.l MshTsas. 1fos.rtson 1870 1lso
Halcyon Boy uonsden) 4.fo
Aime, Aiso ,r.nHor.il n,lcs Bird Hubbub and ror-
FOURTH RAcE--ore,t AMERICAN ,s stakes; ,,,s
purse, $4,000 added; 2-year-oios' 'uf-
Breez'g Home (Nodarse> 31.40 $50 out
q Famous Victory James, 500 out
Best Irish Longden) out
Also ran-supermont and Four Free
eornS.
Mares Nest Stud Farm entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Army and Navy Handi;
cap; purse, $4,000 added; 3-year-oids ana
PonblIab {Thompson, l1.4o s55oo s.so sso
Overdrawn (Mesde) 3.4O
Time, 1:l02s new track record.
Also ran-Augury, Sheriff CulKln, I'M
peratrice, Col Teddy and Bay View.
SIXTH RAcE-The BROOKLYN Handicap
purse, $4,000 added; 3-yesr-olds and up
ward; h miles.
swing and sway GonsdenJ $40 $50
Attention (Meade) $50
Also ranGa The Rhymer. Waller, b Tola
Rose, Olympus and Paperboy.
Greentree Stable entry. A. j. Sackett
and Mrs. P. Corning entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000, allow
Blue Cling o,,,sas, SMcGrearD GAO 4so 80 SO
Dandy Fox tWrisht) $50
=. Also ran-Belplay. Chaldon Heath. Lord
kitchener. Cheesestraw and Barrancosa.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
s s.yes,,eld. HH., and up; q % miles a4o
Happy Home (Mehrtens) $50 2.90
highland tBasile) 14."0
Also rsnwMiquelon. . cs.tissdo. Sir
lAncelot. smart hing star. Day On. Hop
town Lass and bootless.
&C. 4 ONeil. 5I.. entry.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
NINTH SUBSTITUTE, RAcE-pur,
Hall Scores 81 10 Win
Benning Shoot by
Single Target

Bad weather held down the at
tendance but it couldn't prevent
Col. J. r. Hall from splatterins 81
birds to win the 100-target race Of
the weekly Washington Gun Club
shoot yesterday ut Benning.
The victor nosed out an old-tims
Maryland dead-eye. Phil stubsner.
who finisher one bird behind after
q scIntillating exhibition Of marks
manship. Two consistently high
members, Julius Marcy and =. J.
Luttrell, tied for third at e6.
Complete summaries.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
Turf Spill Fotol to FRYE

CHICAGO. June n tP.-Jack
Franklin Frye. 28-year-old jockey
from Twin Falls, Idaho, died today
in a Des PLANES hospital after be-
ing thrown from the back of a horse
he was exercising at Arlington Park
Evening star., 1942-06-28
Sports Head to HandIe
Grid Reins at SMU

DALLAS, June Thames H.
Stewart. Southern Methodist athletic
director, will add the football coach
ing job to his activities.
He'll replace Head Coach Madison
Bell, q lieutenant commander Ia the
Nsvsl Nssasve, Who has bssn granted
q ha0H af ahoanoA
Evening star., 1942-06-28
Delaware Park Results
BY the Associated Press.

FIRST RAcE-Purse. sI.1oO; special
weights; e-year-eld maidens; 81, furiop{s,
si En- an s,nhs a.1sis .sasm'm'n a2'o diS sS
Strictly True .1wisiander> $40
Also r.nIohost Hunt, Jim,oe Elmo
Red Native and Scarlet Bud
c Mrs. Van Lear Black entry.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, s11oo; claim
Grand Gay tknspp) 1920 $50 $50
fo-d.rea hy siss Heeis tMsneei seln.m.r, $50 40 20
Also raa5aIooi5; True star; Toast; La
der, .aaes1; Sir KID. e Meade kss; Las. -0s' liens
DAILY double paid &ae,ao)
THIRD RAc-Purse: $1,000: claimins;
's visiting .is 'aasse aasss Cwt..ndeS so g" go @
d RiIrs Sister tDattilol a.oo ESQ
Also ran-stol.n rryst and One Only.
d Dead heat for second position.
I'M. roysTa hs :nd Il s.rss claim
Wallingtord tDattilo} $500 J. 80 $50
sinsie .wielandeD $50 $50
Also ran-valdina Oak. Note, New
Gb.nes shpY rs MseT r.s wd
Blue Flight
FIFTH RACE-Big Elk Handicap: purse,
$1,000; 3-year-olds and upward: I i. miles
In Question tRooertsb .0.20 $40 $40
Moscow II tWielander) $50 40
Nonida tDattilo) 3 so
Time, 1:47as.
Also ran-KSar Of Audley. Dawn At
tack. Grey Winz and Aonbsrr.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 5000. added:
Polly Drummond Stakes; 2-year-olds: 3
furlonss
Pair Weather CWielander) +.4o $50 sao
La Reich tShelhamerJ go 40
Parschutist Berg A.lo
Time, l:0l.
Also ran-a Tellmenow. b Whitewater,
b Stefanita. Adroit and a Askmenow.
III P, Headley entry. b-G. D.
Widener entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse 81 300: claim
ing s-ye1r-olds and upward. !: miles.
Shadows Pass tShelher) $50 ESQ 2.40
Carriage Trade Hacker $50 e70
Livelihood tSiSto) $50
Time, ATS
Also ran-Fiag rrumpeter and Stins Pal
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. S1.aoo; claim
Oyalde lBsrD 420 800 $50
White Front tCinsman) $40 $40
Nigh Arch Iuther) 340
Time. 9:41.
Also ran-Goldsn Novice. Isila D., Love
Mark and Lady Killer
Evening star., 1942-06-28

Suffolk Consensus (Fast).
FS the Associated Press.
bloodhound, Girlette, Shasta
7ACopin, Red Meadow, Mask and
Wig.
3-Grandeem, Knitetta, Largo Mint.
+Trigger Rose, Common Clay, Ca
banisi.
5-Uhhuh. Ariel Beam. valdina
Rocket.
6-Allegro, Argella, Smart Crack.
slide Arm, Maepeace, Jay Stew
ems.
8-Newark. Richestan, Kens Pop.
I9-Whiscendent. Misty Lady, VAL
dina Gadget.
Best bct-Trigger Rose.
Empire Fast.
By the Louisville Times.
1-Rarified. Liquid Lunch. Toss Up.
2-Sense, Ack-Ask. Pelleteri entry.
3-By Line. Demolition. Love Song.
+Scotland Light, Ben Crab, Son
o'War
@Aboyne, Able Pierre. Lumiere
6-Dinsen, Raisin Bread, Maechic.
Taxes. Shaun c.. Blazing Heat.
Best Deutschland Light.
Charles Town (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Black Magic, Morning Time,
Smoke Ball.
2-Taut, Good Head. Stafford.
3-Big Gay, Gay Troubadour, Bob
Junior.
+Alseleda, Showabal, Long Legs.
@Remolee, My One. Time Passes.
s-Hiblaze, Joe Smoky, High Aim
Bar Ship. Trysak. Jewel Song.
8-Miss Defiance, Detractor, Port
Melody.
9-Palkin, Lees Jimmie, Morocco D.
Best bet-Remolee.
Arlington East.
BY the Louisville Times.
Tip Your Hat, Bolo Ella. Cush-
ing.
2-Brutus, Paiturf. Paul Lee.
3-Float Away, Valtite, My Shadow
We'll Entry, Hoosier, Take Away
5tSweepida. Crossbow II, Silvestra.
6-Smacked, Blue Delight. Shut Eye.
Evaleroso II, Jacotot. Mucho
GuSto.
s-English Harry. Formal Dress
Electric Flag.
my Myri. Captain FuSy. Invoice.
BeGt bet-emA1Eod
Evening star., 1942-06-28
Fair Weather Bags Drummond,
Neors Juvenile Fi|Iy LoureIs
Victory in $1,000 Delaware Park Sprint
Through Mud Is Her Fourth in Row

STANTON, DEL 27-Joseph Widener's Fair Weather
took another hop and Jump closer to the juvenile y
here at the soaked Delaware Seephase and Race
when she her fourth consecutive victory
$1,000 added Polly Drummond Stakes.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
Racing Selections for tomorrow

Delaware Park Consensus Fast
Py the Associated Press.
1-Quick Baker, June Quest, Semper
Ego.
2-Ask Aunt Ada, Tough Sugar,
Anyway.
3-Emma's Pet, Muff1ed Drums,
Rougemont.
Nell Novice, Jack Buck, Rough
Amos.
5-Visiting Nurse, Lit Up, Steel
Beam.
6-Mercury. Tigon. Rough Honey.
7-Ingomar, Gentle Savage, Creepy
Mause.
8-Supreme Speed. Blockader, Bid.
Best bet-Mercury.
Evening star., 1942-06-28

Games Today
WASHINGTON HOMESTEAD GRAYS vs.
Newark 1Aglss, Griffith Stadium e samss).
2 pm.
Baltimore Elites VS. N. Y. Black Yankees:
n. Y: cpbans vs. Philadelphia stars. Yam
kee Stadium tf1rst game p.m.).
Evening star., 1942-06-28
6rays Out 10 C|inch
Second-Hah Title
In Bargain Bill
Need Both Games After
Two Losses to Newark,
Foe Here Todoy

Dealt double defeat by the New
ark Eagles, 60 and ILL, yesterday
At Pittsburgh, the Washington
Homestead Grays will try again to
clinch f1rst-half honors in the Ne
gro National League today In an
other bargain bill with the Eagles
at Grifi1th Stadium. The first game
will start at 2 O'Clock.
Leon Day held the Homesteaders
to seven plngles in the first game
and Len Hooker allowed only six
In the abbreviated nightcap while
Carter, Welmaker and Parlow were
trying to stem the Eagle bombar-
diers. The hitting of Wells, Stone,
Danurice, Bay and Parks featured.
The Grays, whose squirt to the
top of the loop has sent local at
tendance figures soaring. must take
both games to win the bunting. A
double setback would impair seri-
ously their chances for the second =
place Baltimore Elite Giants are ex-
pected to humble the New York
Black Yankees without exerting
themselves.
Newark Is reported to have one
Of the finest infields in Negro base
ball, with Wells at short. Pint"
Israel at third. Ray Dandridge at
second and Lenny Pearson at first
The outfield is composed of Larry
Walker, prize rookie Of the league;
Ed Stone and Jim Brown. Leon
Runing or Charley Parks will work
behind the plate.
Most Of the Grays' attack will be
centered in Josh Gibson, slugging
catcher. who won last weeks game
with the Philadelphia Stars at YAM
kee Stadium. New York, with Q po-
tent 410-foot home run.
League standings and today's
schedule:
Evening star., 1942-06-28

Suffolk East.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Anzac, ChopstickS, Shasta Man.
2-Copin, Big Stakes, Lady LyOnors.
3-Ugin, Grandeem, Swing Band.
-Whitney entry, Attendant, Com
mon Clay.
5-Ilefetchit, Uhhuh, Hopeful Re-
ward.
1Becomly. Argella, Spare the Rod.
7-Maepeace, Fly Ty, Side Arm.
eRichestan. One o'One, Prsdis.
oWhiscendent, Daisy, Our Will
Best bet-Whitney entry.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
Charles Town
By the Associated Press.

SECOND RACE-Purse, 5000; claiming;
a-year -olds and upward; about 4i7 FUR.
Evening star., 1942-06-28

Delaware (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Semper Ego. City Man, Amplify.
2-Tour, Miss I. O., Early Spring.
3-No selections.
4HCuth, Identify, Tripod.
5-Cortege, At Dawn, Visiting Nurse.
6-Mercury, Piccadilly. Royal Flush.
7-Gentle Savage, Braving Danger,
Ranger II.
S-Supreme Speed. Dingmans, Ra-
hanee
Best bet-Tour.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
SIXTH RACFPurse. $1,000: elainains:
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000. claim.
| ing: 3-yeAr-oldS and Upward; / 1. mlle4

entry. " -
I Apprentice allowance claimed.
FasI.
Evening star., 1942-06-28

Empire City Consensus East.
BY tie Associated Press.
1-Flying Son, Pamphlet, Liquid
Lunch.
2-Bug Boy, Sense, Zaca Gray.
3-By Line, Love Song. Esterita.
+Scotland Light, Song O War,
Natomas
5-Billy O., Yankee Chance, Yankee
Party.
6-Raisin Bread. Maechic, Pinochle.
7-Rackatack, Irish Echo, Flying
Legion.
Best bet-Billy o.
Evening star., 1942-06-28

BY the ASsOcldteu Fress.
FIRST RACH-Purse $1,000: claiming;
4-year -olds and UP: 4 furlongs tchutel
Frontier Jane Craig 1880 80 80
Eight and Six tTuTnoulD 200 s.:n
Celesti r tFinneGanl 3.oo
Also rsn-Not Yet, Missy oreenock, Rap
time. TaIico, MaydlE.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
By the Associated Prsss.

NINTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claiming
Evening star., 1942-06-28
SECOND RACE-PurH. $1,000; claim.
ing; 3-year-olds: BA furlonea
BY the Associated Press.

FOURTH RACE-Purse. 50 900: allow
Ances; 3-year-olds: bss furlongS.