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Evening star., 1946-07-14
Empire City Results

FIRST RAcE--Purse, $4,000; allow
an anees ~ 3seaTolds; sid, fYrlonss en-
ssy M aeS osaliysn Ssf 'pSissop 5essop, So go 7so g
Flying Level ,lwaltess> 4.so
Also ranELucky Hit, b Admirals Aide,
b Five Fourteen, Corn Likker, oceanis,
sSaoNp s!eSH90f hAcps9ss' rsEm sqssg 81 ooo allow
Sa:fs Ssa5js;s5 Oh 45 faf5'nssss
AhfinHpSquSefn Fime' 1852 'o0nzaieS' $40
Also ran1a ImperiI, Whimsical. Miss
THIRD RAcEIPurse, SIS 900; allow
Rsfs sRsishtsr sasqss fuEi90ss 400
Degage (Donoso) $40 go
a Rytina Lindbers) el0
Also oe' ranna - 'sopranist, Rinsoes. Hippo.
aW. H La Boyteaux-Mrs. W. P. Stewart
FOURTH, RAcE-The Turf Idol; purse
$4,000; allowance; 2-year-olds; s fur
Phalsnx CMiner $50 $50 40
Brabancon tZufelD $50 4 90
Owners Choice (Kirkland> $50
Also i@ei rannPssnny Reward. Useless
FIFTH RAcE@Th. Butler Handicap;
purse. $4,000 added: s-year-olds and up;
Gallorette tJessopl $50 320
Stymie Permane) 240
Time, 551s new track record.
Also ran-First Fiddle. Psvot: sirde,
Hillyer Court, Bounding Home, Heioptc
SIXTH RACE-The Rye Beach Handi-
cap; purse, $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and
up; IA miles
Opening Bid tDelara) $3.50 1920 p3o
Republican Guce, 1880 40
ON amax tRenick) $40
Time :5l3s
Also ran-Friar Teddy, Crack Time.
Stage Bond, Houlsate, doMasellsn, Sara
wax
do Finished second but disausiined and
placed last.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 1000: allow
ances; 3-year-olds and up; LIS miles.
Playful Pal fJessopl $40 450 $40
Damos Delaral 80 500
Flying Fort tMiler) SO
Time, .452s.
Also ran-Bright Willie. Quaker, Joe
Spaeat, Conjuror
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Mays in Special Race
Al Lanham Course

One of the best drivers in the
game will see action at the West
Lanham Speedway Tuesday night
when National Champion Rex Mays
completes with Dutch Schaefer and
Bill SCHNEIDER in a special match
race which will supplement the
regular seven-event program
Mays twice was National AAA big
car champion before leaving racing
to serve as a captain in the Army
Air Transport Command. Since
returning to competition he has
proved that he has lost none of his
skill, marking up a win in the re-
cent national 100-mile champion
ship at Langhorne Speedway.
Although he gained fame as big
car pilot, Mays also is one of the
finest midget handlers in the busi-
ness. He will appear only in the
special match race Tuesday night,
but his No, l Bowes Seal Fast
Junior will be entered in the regular
competition with Bullet Joe Carson
at the wheel.
Giving Carson plenty of racing
will be George Fonder, a three
time winner at Lanham, Schaefer
and such other noted pilots as Len
Duncan, Mike Joseph and Charley
RreSlin
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Eastern Branch MATS,
AIexandrians Win

One-run margins decided both
games in the Boys Club OF Wash
ington Midget League yesterday as
the Alexandria Boys Club edged
Eastern Branch Mats. SIS. and the
Georgetown Grays nosed out the
Whites, lilo.
The Grays-W Whites game was an
upset. with Bits Colley's double in
the sixth inning sending in the
tying and winning runs. Tom Poore
and Bill Richards of the losers had
three bingles apiece
Relief pitching by Sonny Godfrey
saved the game for Alexandria
against the Mats after the latter
drove Jake Jacobs off the hill in
the fifth. Bob Miller's double In
the fifth drove in the tying and
winning runs.
-Four insect class games are
scheduled today Washington Flour
and Silver Spring, tied for first
place. face Caruso Florists at West
ern Stadium and Arlington Rock
cts at the East Ellipse, respectively
in l o'clock games. At 3 o'clock
Herbert's Real Estate faces Del Ray
at Western and Industrial Home
School goes against Wilson A. c. at
the East Ellipse.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Fort Davis Is Host
Today 10 Bow|ers'
Legion Tourney

With Fort Davis drives scene of
the sixth Bowlers Victory Legion
handicap, Manager Elmer Fletcher
will have to conf7ne himself to play
ing host TO the many pinspillers
who will start firing at this after
noon in the popular event which
is part of a Nationwide BVL fund
campaign TO aid in the rehabilita-
ton OF war veterans
But for a rule which bars bowl
ing alley employees from partici-
pating in handicap tournaments
on their home alleys, the Fort
Davis pilot would be taking his
usual weekly fling at the $50 top
prize. Twice so far hes been in the
money, but before the tournament
ends he has high hopes of repeat
ing his victory Of last season.
As an added attraction, starting
at 8, Betty Bainbridge, rising Silver
Spring woman bowler. will pair with
Bill King. District League star. in
a mixed doubles match against prob
ably Madge Lewis and Al Wright.
With Howard Parsons, new man
ager at Bethesda Bowling Center
and Sam Simon threatening to pass
up major league rolling and Paul
Jarman switching to another team
it looks as if Hokie Smith and Bill
Buckner will be the only members
left on last seasons pennant-win-
ming Hi-Skor outfit when the Dis
trict League opens in September.
1t also is heard that Frank tBub)
Guethler. Washington No. l bowl
er and dynamic southpaw star, is
quitting Lucky Strike team along
with FL Geib and that Joe Freschi
will transfer from Colonial Village
to Chevy Chase Ice Palace. =
Not letting any grass grow under
his feet, Julie Singer, Greenway
Bowl manager. is the first to an
nounce he will have both major
and minor teams IN the new District
League setup.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Philadelphia, Capital
Canoes in MS Meet

Two clubs from Philadelphia,
Cacawa and Philadelphia Canoe, are
in Washington today to compete in
the Middle States Regatta against
the Washington Canoe Club and
Dempseys Canoe House. The races
begin at l o'clock and will be held
on the Potomac just above Key
Bridge.
Winners today will represent the
Middle States in the national cham
pionships here on July %.
Dempsey's is entering canoe COM
petition for the first time and is ex-
pected to make good showing in
the junior events. Washington
Canoe Club is favored, as it will
have several veteran paddlers in
action, including Ebbv Trilling, Bill
Havens, jr., and Herman Vollmer.
Stanley Cimokowki OF the Cacawa
club Is expected to furnish strong
competition in the tandem event
when teamed with Johnny Haas.
Both visiting clubs are represented
by strong junior crews, with the
Philadelphia club coached by Russell
McNutt, a member of the 1910
Olympic canoe squad
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Golden Media Scores
In Shoreham Purse
For ST Payoff
SpeeioI Dispatch 70 The stnr

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va. July
l3.-Golden Media, owned by Mrs
H. j, Mohr of Baltimore, who
stumbled and virtually was left
at the post in his last prior race
reeled off Az furlongs in sos
today to capture the $1,000 Shore
ham Purse, run before 1000 fans
Golden Medals recent effort was
overlooked by the fans, who sent
Ed B Lees Looter postward an
odds-on favorite. with the result
that Golden Media paid s27. P. H
Faulconer's Roman Boy, second
choice, who set the pace until 10
yards from home, took the place
from Looter In winning. Golden
Media came from we'll back to
score easily under Francis CPete)
Kellys hustling tactics. 1t was
Kelly's second score of the day.
Longshot players picked up $40
for the usual two when r. Randall's
FleXico won the 4i2 -furlong opener
in 52is. A, J, Poinsett's favored
Ringalong finished head back,
with H. c. Quante's Transtan third
John Reds Transline. favorite,
came up with mighty rush
through the stretch to capture the
6 2-furlong second He paid $3.50
w. Mundas On Print nosed out A.
BrasaChios Oyster Shell for the
place When E. K. Hillman claimed
1ransline for $1,000. it was the
59th claim of the meeting, during
which the sum of s63.000 has
changed hands
Fans holding the ST. daily
double combination of Flexico and
Transline drew down s95 payoff
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Conqueror of Armstrong, ZWic
7oEiqht BeeBee inD.C. Debut

Washington boxing fans will get
their first gander at Cowboy Ruben
Shank, the highly-touted Denver
middleweight contender, in Griffith
Stadium a week from tomorrow
night. The Cowboy, who defeated
Henry Armstrong in 1912. will make
his bow In a 10-round match against
Bee Bee Washington.
Although appearing here for the
first time. Shank is no strange name
in fistiana and he will bring with
him an excellent record that should
install him as the favorite over the
local scrapper.
The Denver cowpoke not only de-
cisioned Armstrong but also knocked
off Fritzie Zivic twice, whipped Izzy
Jannazzo, KOd Winnie Vines and
polished off Artie Levine. His pre-
war record shows % wins, seven of
them by the KO route.
He beat Pete De Ruzza, stopped
Mickey Doyles winning streak, drew
with Armstrong; protege, Roy Mil
Ter, lost in a return go, and then
came back to f1atten Carmen De
John.
If Bee Bee can whip this Western
clouter, Promoter Joe Turner will
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Arlington Park Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000: allow.
.nces: a-year-olds and upward; s fur.
Afhsnt 'seurlock, 1880 700 4.sc
Hemseven (Hufnagle> $50 $40
Gueydan tBodiou) SOC
Also ran-Thunder Hoot Flag shifter
Docdonough, Calm Seas, stars at Night
TTiTaa.o TTins.e pridn pIimero' sursooiette Its Her
NJ: and Mrs. o [. Hopper entry:
nsss sacosR snd upVsp9 sG9o eT tS
Ei:s|!Pi h:ssy :Ssss!Ss: S:s,.o 1920 1919 1919
As9 PoTa PgNss1.s os Mix vadns
american Eagle, Paploi, zig zae, FoTes,
THrRB Bs4g E1efdR4ss R2ee!f Rsa 9sssSo So allow
nuses Nus eriss nsay sH5is fbsason, 60 soG
slamaranth eMcAndrews) 24C
Aiso R rsn Masieo Lad; Wise Port
FOURTH RAcEPuTse, s. 900: allow
esii poubl. snsFfIan ssm asnks fuE'2anss aaS $50
Roscoe Goose Smith $50 2 20
Pomps Gal Brooks 50
Also ran-Leida, Brother Bill, Bubblins
FIFTH RACE-Purse IS 600 allow
,nces: nt; 2ryesr.eldS and ueTsrd; lss miles
sssS,S Hssig.r 'Hs5skj:F, {Mskls#urr'' go g
Time. .504s.
Also ran-Kamps Reward, Love Sonnet
Dinner Guest, Devils Island, Puddle jump
sr, valdina Aide Fireworks, Charles
sss SIXTH RAcE1Pnrse. RACE Stns $50 900 added
the Arlington Futurity; 2-year-olds,
cosmie Bomb Clark 1000 $50 4 sc
Jet Pilot adams 42o 34I
Colonel o lBodlou} 4sC
Also Al@., ranWtBis I :lg1s Casino. Sammy. John,
Pride, KING Bay, .tJett Jett Delegate. Mill
Wagon Joe, bBoos Birthday, Education
bTweets Boy. Preoccupy
Field. B-Mr, and Mrs. W veene-
sHyEaTH Dt atoE N.l,s s'si;, gais se:s2
clds: ! mile
bLord Boswell adams $50 4so $50
With Pleasure tWahlerl 1880 7.O(
Time, 1865.
Spence Billy Banps' BsSsie siun5 sHRRes Rema4E aseIft
flank Balance aPeihcIe, bHaryey's Psi
Mighty Story, Dark Jungle, Eternal Re
ward, Marine Victory.
Field. All. P. Headley entry. B.
ns EfaHTH fhanfs RAcmpurse ea[m enses $1,000 allow
ances; 4-year-olds and upward; II. mile
1olitieo Hansmanl $50 $50 s.et
Five Am. (Dodson) $50 4.0t
Sif4 Timst soiq I .4sss tGIsrp 5.s'
Also ran0Rosemer. Chief. x Dorko
Free speech, Vitamin Dee. Puritan, Hal Happ: -
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Seeded Netmen Score HondiIy
In Early Capital Parks Play

ys Vanguard; Murchson VS. winner OF
McNair-PowerS
helmer- Gelfond
pm. Hy .Rltzenberg vs. j " Grady.
4 pm. David West VS. Harry Fitch,
Mems Doubles. First Round.
Durham and Psyitt VS.. Capt. Powers
and Grady; Gordon and Brlster vs Ar
derson and Borghum Fry and Fitch vs.
Wheeler and Leiehton Theeman and Love
vS. Ryan and Cora Grant and Prescott
VS. Lsnetry and Harrigan: Cantven and
Tewes vs., shipman and Kotz. Cook and
Covington vs.. Harris and Zerega; Kershner
and Garnett VS.. Warwick and MurchlSon
Haney and Ritzenherg VS.. SChuttman and
Sheehan; Herbert and Smith VS.. Stein and
Shoemaker.
3 pm, Middleksmp and Lynch vs..
Wheeler Leighton, Nelson Kientz vs.
winner 81 Fry-Fitch vs.. Wheels ,,Lelshton
Nelson Kientz VS.. winner OF Kershner-
Garnet Tvs. Warwick -Murchison match,
Womens Singles.
/ ! NJ, Sarah Moore KS. BorRhlId Fond
Lieutenant Doris Raet VS. Mnna Gross
man. Willie Herbert VS. Anne Fennessey
Mary McElwee VS.. Carrie Bell Root, Lieu
tenant Margaret Black VS. Harriet Gonel
Betty Zimmerman VS. Ellen Mae Ooertl,
Pearl Mccoy vs., Dorothy Dyer: Lois CORN
vs. Ann Bannick
To be scheduled; Lieutenant Margaret
sweeney VIII play winner OF McElUee
Root match
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Clifton S Champ Wins
1rieo|or in Virginia
Horsemen's S Show
By Lorry Lawrence
Stor Stoff Correspondent

WARRENTON, Va, July 13-The
inaugural of the Virginia Horse
mems Associations annual show of
breeding stock was marked success
from every standpoint. From the
outstanding breeding stables of the
East, over 200 of the likeliest look
ing ponies. draft horses, hunters
and race horses ever brought to-
gether in an Old Dominion show
ring competed in 81 classes.
An appreciative audience of Vir-
ginia and Eastern dyed-in-the-wool
horse fanciers, breeders, exhibitors
and race horse owners approved of
the decisions of the distinguished
judges, j. A. Estes of Lexington, KY;
DR.. R. L. Humphrey of Mountsville,
Va, Mrs. Edgar Scott of Villa Nova,
Pa, and Dan Wright of Frederick,
Md.
Miss Mary Days magnetic Cliff
tons Champ merlted the tricolor in
the keenly contested hunter divi-
sion. The half-bred son of Co.,
dEsprit-importeG Granny's Gem
is highly-favored gray gelding
that obtained the approval of the
judges over such good ones as Lord
Mountbatten, 3-year- old champion
Of the Upperville show, and Morton
Smiths Bill Star. Springsburg
Farms Port Gerald splendid bay
colt took the reserve.
Springsburg Farm Does Well.
AT the end Of the performance it
again was Cliftons Champ which
went to the front over all other
classes to be named the champion
OF the show.
Springsbury Farms entries were
we'll up in the ribbons in the hunter
classes, winning four important
classes and taking many minor
awards. Meandor Farms note
worthy Transportation topped the
field in the 2-year- -olds. repeating
his win at Upperville, Alex Calvert
took a brace of blues with his
Barred Rock in the half-bred year.
lings and Flag Hazard in the year.
ling fillies
The racing division had the larg-
est entry of any of the sections. in
all, over hundred prospects were
being shown in the six classes. Pro-
claimed the champion of this di-
vision was Justin Funkhouses year.
ling colt sired by Bull Moose out OF
Sure Miss, This entry won the year.
ling colt class over his stablemate,
King Cole colt, which was awarded
the reserve
Stormy Weather Pony Winner.
The award of the pony champion /
ship 70 Dunnottar Farms Stormy .
Weather won the approval of the
crowd. The spectacular gray Welsh
stallion, 1872 hands high, scored over
q beautiful gray mare, Silver Mist.
owned by Mrs. c. M. Todd of Rich
mond. Va.
The draft division, was dominated
by the entries of H. C. Thompson
and son of Hillsboro, Va. Their
Duke of Malmalson, an imposing
2-year-old sorrel stallion, walked
OF with the championship by taking
three blues and also was one of the
winners in the get of sire class. The
Duke, sired by Maison de Malmaison
out of Astoria de Moen, defeated
his full sister. Beauty de Malmaison,
another Thompson entry, which won
the reserve
Evening star., 1946-07-14
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
Neps Singles
Charles Town Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, 81 600 allow
ances, 4-year-clds and upward about 5ia
Eia.sops Ef.5sG sksisgo 4.nm.so, "0"0 sssSS sssSS
Transtan tAuStinj : so
Also ranEcleyer. Nu-Ko. Busy Moose.
Fly Tackle, Bare wings.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming
44-yesrr3oldS and upward; So tuTiongs. m
On Print tBallin9er) 1040 $40
oyStsT T,eI. Shell ell GDunoap $50
Also ran-Little Knight Webs Miss.
Wild Irish. schley Rhoda Todcan
DAILY Double paid S95l
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; allowances:
ss;sysss!r.so!d ss;;ysesr,o!dSi Ga furlonsSSs % sso ,,o
Hot Pole tGrant) 7.2o $50
Bramblette sCHolland) 2e0
Also ran@Doubl. Reward, oyster K,
Miss Stevie.
s9 FOURTH RAeE.pprss, 51el ,5s Sc $500, o. sllox,
Play James isarno> 900 $50
Lassie Gopans tBailinger) $40
Also Also rsnyUncle Dutchle. Jujube. Gay
Venture, Sabrate, Doctors Care
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500 allow
sg enses v,ctoys sod W SronEs 81
Toumhle Boy tTammaro, $50 , 20
Comedy PLAYER (Sarnol $50
Time, :n43s
Also ran-Famas Time, Marcia Pink,
Msstsrdom' North Sea, Physehic LADY,
ances; 3-year-olds and Up; about A
Golden Media Kelley, a7.oo $50 $40
Roman Boy tTammaro) $50 900
Looter Palumbo) 2.20
Time, o:503s.
Also ran quality Jane. Psrtician, Tap
LiEhtly, Marandan' NJ, Kitty KITS -
ing: 3-year-olds and un; lie miles.
On The Line lDunbar) 500 $50 400
Char Foot tBocsonl 4.s0 $40
BaStinado tMatraD ESQ
Time, ! 80.
Also ran-Uncle Buck Psri Dominate,
Tupelo ,,A,i Miss Ids Night. Big Jask nnd u.n
ances; 3-year-olds and up; !. miles.
Out OF The Red Tam
marol $50 $50 $50
Old Harry tSarnol 420 400
New Start tHolland) $40
Time, :49as.
Also Observation-Disclosures, Unheard, Care
less Knight All Flo. Louis l..
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Rockinqhum Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
;Icss; ;snces; 4-yeaE-olds and upward, fur
za5d,s,os, zaeatins tfqEeno {F2Ts7 7.ao 3so ESQ
Time stitch LicausD $50
~, Also rsIn-Txo Down, Mianami, Speed
op sEeoNp Me }nT RAcPaTs. rfn qaks cslsiss
Wsr 5Rs fsS. 1ssss, and upTa5d t9rlongs
SSKEsstias SsEs .s.s $IillIs.n, 4'A0 2sioo 1SsS SsS
belnweed tHsttinser) 800
vo5h. Ai:o n: Esn.Wtss 4, ADVICE ice Super ro2t In
-r,,,, paily Double paid sssso $
sS3GG trons cIsmins
Ny Ny wiiioT Sll Pollard ~ $50 s ="
Also "ei ranEHsD II a Dpy Pat. Joan Elise. Speedy
seSi FoUefH TF0RA RAcEMsurse, A~ap $4,000: allow
asces; 3-year- olds; 6 furiones '-'
Poqsnosis Free ans AL hicesfn spsv $50 60" 4o
"aEns ZINE l. .iaf; 'MfeGoVan' $50
Also ran-Liberation. Gray Star. Mar
FIFTH RACE fsu Purse !as saiso6:S 9Sp allow
ancesi 4-year-olds and upward lie miles
smoke sln6 HsitlnsfTe satI esu. $40 asS 2ass"S s"
Nal fPollard) $40
Time. .532s.
Refresh, Night Bomber. Hasserty, a-War
Delegate Hero. Mine.
Al. Haymaker and Marsonia Stable
entry.
SIXTH RACE - Purse. $500 added:
the Raeeland Handicap; 3-year-oids and
upward; furlongs
Air Patrol Martini 80 4sn 90
Evening Flight tChafhn 1920 $50
Hy Charlie tCorona) 800
Time, HIS.
Also ran-Elmo T, West Fleet Johnny
Jr. Wlnsome Lad, 10 Agnes. Respire
/ SEVENTH RACE-Purse, So 500. allow
ances; 4-year- -olds and inward: / Is miles
Unknown Reward fS'za) $40 $50 40
Gay Gino tPollardl $50 80
Whata Play tMaschek) 800
! Time, 1:41ls
Also, ran-Chow, Misfying, Air Power,
Incoming
| EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 300. allow
ances; 3-year-olds and upward. Ii. miles
| Oceanus canyon 1000 $50 $50
| Gunbearers fKeene) $50 $50
Billy o. fBrennan) 24o
Time, 3:01.
:. Also ran Marymick. F1ussy, Crab
Apple. EsJa
Evening star., 1946-07-14
'Widener Horse Beats
.Ganorette by Nose;
.StYmie Is Third
By Sid FEEDER
Assoeioted Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, July 13.-Lucky
Draw, horse who was hurt so badly
two years ago he had to be retired.
came all the way back today by
sizzling to smashing victory in
the rich Butler Handicap with a
close o-world-record job of run
ming
The flying 5-year-old from the
Philadelphia stable of George D.
Widener did it in such q way as
to leave no room for argument as
he whipped field Of gallopers so
classy that four of them have won
more than a million dollars among
them and paid his hackers in the
crowd of 37,784 a fancy $39,40 for
each 81 win ticket.
This rich quartet is made up OF
First Fiddle. Stymie, Pavot and the
rapid Maryland miss, Gallorette. But
all they had today was their glamor-
Gus regulations. once the son of
Jack High set off his fireworks.
Gallorette Barely Beaten.
On vacation last year because he
bowed a tendon back in '44-and
was supposed to be through with
racing forever-the bay gelding had
TO do it the hard way, too. He was
slammed by Hilleer Court coming
out of the gate, then ran into
trouble rounding the first turn be-
fore he was able to settle down to
his work
But then he did his stuff hand
Somely under the cool plotting of
Canadian Hedley Woodhouse TO
overhaul Gallorette in the last jump
of long stretch drive and hang
his nose on the wire couple of
inches in front. A length and a
half back of Gallorette was Stymie
with his usual closing cavalry rush
from last place to finish third.
Pavot, winner of last weeks Mas
sachusetts Handicap and top
weighted under 127 pounds. faded
to fifth after cutting out the early
pace, while First Fiddle. who could
have become the third horse in all
racing history to win more than
100000 If he'd hit the jackpot
today, never was in it and wound
up sixth in the field of nine.
STRIDE, owned by Mrs. Ada l., Rice
Of Chicago, suffered a broken left
foreleg after running half a mile
and had to be destroyed
New Track Record Set.
The StOpWatch showed Lucky
Draw. lightweighted at los pounds.
burned up the mile and three six
teenths in 1855. This was four
fifths of a second faster than the
track record First Fiddle set in this
same stake two years ago and only /,
slower than the world
record the mighty Challedon
chalked up at Keeneland in Ken
lucky back in '39. !
The victory was worth S39 900 to
Lucky Draw. thus boosting his
earnings for three years of racing
10 Sl42,700. Before today, his chief
claims to horse fame came irr vic
.ories in the Wood Memorial on
his same racing strip and the Jer-
sey Handicap at Garden State as
3-year-old.
Stymie, who carried 1875 pounds, /
picked up $4,000 third place purse
TO raise his bankroll to 1896 .260 and
move into eighth place on racing's
all-tlme money winning list. |
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Sunday taf Sports Lucky Draw Lands Butler Presses Record Time
Honeymoon Easily
Buqs Coast Derby

INGLEWOOD, Calf, July l3.
Louis B. Mayors stellar filly,
Honeymoon, 1-3 favorite. won
the s50,000 mile and a quarter
Hollywood Derby today by six
lengths. Pere Time finished sec
ond, with Eiffel Tower third. The
winning time was 2:02 fiat.
Honeymoon won easily, COM
ing from second place to take
the lead on the far turn and
draw away steadily under the
urging of Jockey Jackie West
rope.
It was her fifth stakes win of
the Hollywood PARK meeting and
was worth $4,000 to Owner
Mayer.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Swim Stars at Opening
Of Prince GEORGES Pool

Irving Bridgers, national Junior in
door diving champion, will head a
group of seven champion swimmers
and divers in an exhibition marking
the offcial opening of the Prince
Georges Country Club pool at
O'Clock this afternoon.
Others who will compete are
Jackie Richards, Betty Roland. Jean
Ort, Jan Vandersluis, Stanley Tink-
ham and John Dillon The new pool
is the largest country club pool
around the Capital area.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
City Leoguers Starting
Second-HuIf Schedule

National City Sunday League
schedule swings into the second half
today with the loop-leading Ida S
Department Store nine facing Taft
A. c. at Taft Field in the days fea-
ture.
In other action Mailman Photos
meets Joe Boyle's Bar on the North
Elllpse, Miller Furniture tackles
Bambv Bread ON the south diamond
and Hardestys Market tangles with
Mar Ray Bar on the West Ellipse.
All games are scheduled for
o'clock
Evening star., 1946-07-14

You can't take 1t with you, but
you sure can get rid of an awful
lot Of 1t on the way. II you've got
any plans for the future, you've got
to save something out Of what
you're earning today so you'll have
spending money tomorrow. That's
where United States Savings Bonds
come in,
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Kelly Wins Tropshoot
With Perfect Score

G. Kelly had a perfect score in the
25-target handicap shoot at the
Washington Gun Club yesterday.
r. Luttrell and G. Tew tied in the
50-target 16-yard event, both break
ing 49 birds Three others, j. Mar
cey, R. D. Morgan and G. Woef1el
were tied for third with Al breaks.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
RING Blow FutuI to Boxer

PANAMA CITY. July 13 P).-
Baby Uribe, Colombian boxer. died
early today few hours after being
knocked out in a bout at Colon by
Sammy Medina of Panama City.
Death was reported due to a ce-
rebral hemmorhage.
Evening star., 1946-07-14

get a great deal Of satisfaction out
of the victory and it will square Two
Bees for his loss to Aaron Perry a
while back. Washington was Turn
er's ace drawing card before the KO
by Perry and If he can beat Shank
he will be licking the man who de-
feated both Armstrong, who fiat
tened Perry, and zivic, who lost
decision to Anvil Aaron.