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Evening star., 1946-06-09
Hough S 5-Man Array
Aiming 10 Repeat in
Midget Auto Meet

Roscoe Hough's five-man team OF
powerful Ford V-8s again will be
out to steal the show at the West
Lanham (Md) Speedway Tuesday
night when a seven-event midget
auto racing program will be fea-
tured, starting at $50.
The team set record for Lanhan
last Tuesday night when the five
drivers qualified as a unit for the
25-lap feature. Art Cross of Ruth
erford. N. j.; Floyd Christopher OF
New York and Jeep Colkitt of Pat
erson, N. j., crossed the finish line
in that sequence.
Wild Bill Holmes, a big favorite al
Lanham back in 1941, also will be
on hand. along with Dutch Schaffer
the youthful New England cham.
pion.
An innovation Tuesday night will,
be the appearance of Doc Shane
brook in an atomic" car with a
body brace and protective covering
overhead. Shanebrook, who has
created something of a sensation
around Eastern tracks with his un-
usual mount, will be making his
first start at Lanham since the race
way closed down to midget competi.
ton in 1912.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Adueduct Results

FIRST RAcELPprss; CT. ;,r,S $1,000; allow
Blue Falcon MILLER, 17so 7.so $50
fes flsd GIFTS Hms stoaej (Asa1pS0n' $40 ssS ssS
Also ran-Thwarted, onery Pete Set
Chance. Dandy Sandy, Ray osullivan and
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $4,000: maid
ems; special weights; 2year-olds; 51a fur
Good Bye (Mtllerl 1910 40 $50
Reckon (Kirklandl $50
Dialtone solster: b Medalist, Mr.. John,
b G. Ray, f.Riskolater. Gifted Man. Flash
Point, BTadentown' Dinner Hour, Bal
t FIELD. a J, Reobling entry. b Hays-
home Stable entry. Brookemead Stable
THIRD RAcE-Purse. S4 900: hurdles:
allowances; 3-year-olds and upward; about
l34 miles.
wsr hGu1 Batsls lslei 'Bauman, So $40 $40 s5o so
Sarkes Tins chsnse I a!sas (Morlan $40
Gala Reish, a Battle cruiser. N'' '''' ' y
<. Miller entry.
se2s 5tates $1,000 g. ulonss asdsa
sxIrst xs. vd vFIlshtf I'm {M5ller' 4.so 2.1oo s,soo
Time, 1:O43s.
Also rdn-P1pette. Keynote MISS DISCO,
aBy Sea, Beautifed. Dogsin, War Fan.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: allow
Hnces: 4-year-olds, and Up: 6 furlonss.
Darby Dslilah (Wilson) $40 go $50
Segula (StouD $50 420
Tin7ore (Combest) 4SO
Time. 1:114$.
-, Also ran-sfrlette, Shrub. Tisrell. Ariel
SIKH RAcE-The Carter Handicap:
purse, $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and up;
Flood Town (Mehrtens) 22.1o 500 900
King Dorset (E. Guerin) $50 230
Blask swan Ct Atkinson) 2.7o
Also ran-Cassis, Eternity.
ss courassoHs IPelsFa} z.zo go 2.se
Jolly Soul (E. Guerin) 4SO
Also ran-Hirhfortidies, Colonial Rose,
Eis Grace, The Problem. Best Dress, Blue
Gem.
EIGHTH RACE Frisate Handicap:
purse, $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and up
fssaf' ff!e1f dSlI SsY q 5ifissSn, isfsfss $50 ssSS
Time, 2:O42s
Also ran.Iomamax, Petrol Point, Blenel
Stage Bond:
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Soenz, New Redskin, Is Likened
To Buqurus in First Workout

town today and was preparing to
bid adieu to Baugh, who leaves for
home tomorrow. Jimmy Youell and
Dick Pollion, both backs, also are
due any time now for the refresher
courses in T formation being given
at College Park.
Steber, Erhardt Impressive.
Thus far, the work of John Steber,
the one-man gang from Georgia
Tech, via Vanderbilt, at guard,
and of Clyde Erhardt at center,
has been the most noteworthy.
These drills merely are preliminary,
Of course, steps leading up to the
more strenuous business that lies
ahead in training camp, but the
way they've taken to the T-plus
size that makes Edwards fairly
drool, is giving them inside tracks
on regular berths. 1t is too early
to be talking about such things
as regular berths, however, mas
much as Edwards has a score or
more candidates still to look over.
Trojan, who moved up from the
junior board Of coaches to his pres
ent high ranking, intends to or
ganize district comparable to John
L. Lewis catch-all District so.
only mine will be District 7 and
ls," he said. so I can do a lot of
talking through my hat when we
get going"
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Charles Town Results

FIRST RAcEPurse; $500. $500. claiming Ia Ing
4-year-olds and upward; about 4h fur-
Big Sam oBakhs) 1880 $40 40
Noslen tPalumbo) 3.oo .oo
Bonnie Ina IeggetD o4o
Also H'' ranWBsby l.. Crossword Miss
'oHRS }0s }Sscpurss Eest Ars HsS 1880 claiming
overeold lFitzgerald) ,2s.40 $50 S.oG
Molasses Belts (Delpino) $40 Sssff
Aiso e raR1sehlsy Ps,s5i , Chief y. TsSsy a. :.
Tommy Atkins Prison SHIP brave war
1Rlg Sam snd eyersold sson! paid :sii@ine; siHs2
Raylight Fl.sge.sallsH $50 aso aa.s6
Also rap.Mobrook. War Harp, Paris
tU pUuRTH RAcE-purse, 81 900; claim
.ns; s-y.ar -oIds; Charles To%on course. " 81
Two Bucks tCusimanol GAO 3so
Arff Fine, sanief I:17ss. .. ii''anS'
Aise @ RlFas Rdr.sE5n5 .sFnesette Char
'ens Firth f T'ls KR!snpT allow
snces; 4-year -olds and upward; about A..
shes sfa!S'ss seotch tssrno, 500 40 s.st
fins: o'4s., HsE tTssk sid recGgs, gsn, Brook
b Loot.r. billy Tackle, Smart Play
Lfs epd P5S H. M S9ys sloW sn5ss
snces; 4-year-olds and upward: l.. miles
Sun TARGET CTammaro) 41.s0 1:s0 SO
Garand (Smth) 4S0 90
Mystery Book tDelpino) IL Az
Time, 1858.
ridse, Cav Boo, Mystery Book Indnit.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, 81 900: allow
anceS: 3-year-olds and upward, about
furiongs.
Carlotta (Palumbo) $50 300 3.0t
Out Come (Tammaro) 500 so
Hunt Lands (Sarno) 5.6l
Time, 1925.
Also ran-North Sea, Big Moose, Marchii
Pink, Sorrowful, Cherokee Star.
4-year-olds and upward: Lis miles.
Fast Light tTamarro) T.40 $50 2.6t
Shipkins (Miler) 500 3.6t
J. Hall (Sarno) 2.4(
Time, :502s.
Also ran-Admiral Jim. Nobby Boy
Goalong, Boston Beau, G. C. Hamilton,
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Cable Breezes 10 Win
In Suffolk Yankee
Blythe ASsociotsd Pres,

BOSTON, June 8.-While aveng
ing War Admiral, his daddy, fol
his only out-of-the-money start
Mrs. Aksel Wichfleld's Gable, al
$3.50. romped to length and hall
win over Mrs. N. H. Augustus Blue
Yonder in the $25, ,0O0- added Yankee
Handicap for 3-year-olds today be.
fore 81 1862 at Suffolk Downs.
Those co-favorites in the six.
horse field overlook Weston w
Adams pace-setting Gay Moonbean
going around the far turn and hit
the homestretch head to head. Gable
was much the better in the run
down to the wire.
Gay Moonbeam held on to gain
the show. II lengths behind Blue
Yonder and a half-length in front
of William Helis Phidias. The
Mississaug Stables Chance Placer
and Brosna and Halley's Danny J
were the slim fields trailers.
Cable turned the mile and three.
sixteenth in 1.57as.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
By Lewis F. Atchison

Eddie Saenz, former u. C. L. A
halfback who caught George Mar.
shall's eye by nabbing Buddy
Young,s heels in the Great Lakes.
Illinois football game two years ago
reported to the Redskins yesterday
and promptly was put to work snag.
ging passes in a practice session. Ane
if the impression he made on tn,
coaches in that brief, scorchint
time doesn't wear oil you'll be seeing
lot Of him next season.
Saenz Chats pronounced SIGNS
SOM weighs a mere 167 pounds
hardly enough for a waterboy, bu
everybody was struck by the SINH.
larity between him and Steve Ba.
garus. That is, everybody but FIT.
teenth Assistant Coach Walter Tro.
han, who Is busy organizing a unior
OF Redskin assistant coaches. The
newcomer is carbon copy of Ba.
garus in action.
Runs Like BagaruS.
Runs just like him." commented
Sammy Baugh, land he can catch
passes. Seems to have a great pail
OF hands and cuts nicely. II We
have him, Steve and Dick Todd tc
throw to this year we're gonna give
some of those teams a bad after.
noon"
Coach Turk Edwards, who likes
his men in three sizes, large, gi-
gantic and colossal, grudgingly ad.
mitted Saenz had class.
If he's another Bagarus we eer.
tainly can use him." he said.
Saenz (don't forget it's Signs
SOM is trif1e shorter than Bagarus
but mite huskier, if that's the
word for a 167-pounder. He's mod
est. of Spanish descent, % years old
and the father of two youngsters
He acquired considerable football
reputation on the West Coast And
at Great Lakes.
The Redskin board OF strategy
expected Indian Jack Jacobs in
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Perry 10 Pack Weight
Advantage Against
Kapi|ow's Skill

Danny Kapilow, who comes here
q week from tomorrow night to fight
Aaron Perry in the Liberty A. c..
boxing headliner at Griffith Sta
dium. is a combination Of fancy
boxer and puncher, but he may find
that Perry has too many guns for
him.
The local slugger will have
weight advantage, for one thing.
Kapilow scaled 143 last Monday
night when he decisioned Dorsey
Lay in Philadelphia, while Perry
was 152 for his last fight against
Bee Bee Washington and likely will
be around $50 for Kapilow. That
still won't be too much difference
In the scales, though, especially for
a man with Kapilow's speed and
fancy footwork and counterpunchlng
style.
Something that has been over
looked to a large extent Is that
Perry is developing into fair boxer.
He primarily is knocker-outer and
most attention has been paid to his
ability to chill an opponent with
either hand His left jab is improv-
ing constantly and in each fight he
shows a bit more boxing knowledge.
Instead of putting everything behind
each punch, Perry is sparring and
boxing to develop his openings and
picking the spots for his Sunday
punches.
Against Kapilow, Perry will be
cunning for his fourth straight
Knockout victory In succession he
has chilled Jiggs Donohue in three,
Billy Ferrone in six and Bee Bee
Promoter Ahearn has scaled the
Washington in nine. This year he
has lost only to Joe Curcio. de won
decisions over Tony Riccio and
F'ritzie Zivic. Curcio, incidentally,
is rated eighth among welterweights
on the National Boxing Association
ladder, whNe Kapilow is No. u.
prices the. same as for the recent
Perry Washington encounter that
drew q gate of nearly s55,0O0 at the
ball park. Seats range from So
to $40.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000. allow
x5.si and upwa5d miles
AAllpuleh 4TurnbulD $50 s.aa66
Also .ran-Two Down. War Delesate
SECOND RAcENPurse, $4,000. claim
ing: 4-year-olds and upward; furlonss
il Vosus (Ross5s 1920 12.ato 5,ssoo
Dispose tMartin) $50
Also ran-Cream: Heat Wave. Be. w
Bee, Decision, onecbill, Old Union, Noon
THIRD DAy RAcE@PuFse' 9s0ES Ds.0 $500 $500; allow
ansss sIsek khsS: osr fqFonss IisG $50
Fleet West Corona $40 go
Slice tKeipe6! $50
Also ran-samba Siren, Flashy Flash,
f'eF FoGRTH 6fsTH" RaeE[Purse. $4,000: allow
al SsFs SoFssaasf aad All 7eal }sisso, go aS a
Lahoulaye !RoeerS 800
Also ran-Low Tension, Gladasal, Tas-
cosa. Flysolate. Gray Star.
ffrfH Fl Pfsd RHeEMpalss sfss 1o1 Fss $4,000; allow
an ancss; 33-year-olds and upward; 1mils ans
Burgoo Maid (McGowan) 2.2(
Also % ranaE,ien Mist. J.mos., Hi.
Daughter, Mel Cavano.
SIXTH RACE|Purse, $4,000; added
the Yankee Handicap; 3-year-olds; / 4
miles.
Gable Gindberg) $50 2.0 2.2t
Blue Yonder (Martin) go 2.2(
Gay Moonbeam (Meboche) @.6(
Time, 1878.
DannD hisD : fan-chance fAsef' Fh'oAs
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: allow
ances; 4-yeaI-olds and upward II. miles
Toolmaker (PrattD $50 40 2.St
Slender Lady fRobart) $50 $40
XBoy Soldier tPollard) 2.2t
| Time, 1:46.
Also ran-Sinsular. Desert Battle. Liant
Cruiser. Son Of Tara, Unknown Reward
EIGHTH RACE-Purss. $4,000; allow.
ances; 4-year-olds and upward; " miles
Snafu (Risto) 1850 $40 2.8f
Blenweed (Keiper) $50 2.4t
Restriction tLicausD 4.2(
Time, :523s.
Also ran-Restawhile. Another Bel. OK.
| ford Blue, F1Ourtown, Nal, Hero Mine,
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Delaware Record Tied
By Natchez in Kent
BY the Associoted Press

STANTON, Del, June 8.-Mrs
Walter M. Jeffords' favored Natchez
equaled the track record of :423s to
win the $4,000 l 1/16 miles Kent
Stakes today at Delaware Park be-
fore 20,5O0.
Natchez, which last Saturday ran
second to Assault in the Belmont
Stakes at New York. came home five
lengths ahead of Cedar Farm
Stables Lovemenow. LovemenoW
was six lengths in front of Green
tree Stables School Tie, with Eddie
Arcaro up, to trim George A. Law
SONS Lovat, former stablemate oi
the winner, head.
Natchez was ridden by Conn
McCreary.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
BY the Assoeiatsd Rrs.s

NEW YORK, June ga crowd of
1882 saw c. v. Whitney's First
Flight easily defeat the best East
erners of her age and sex in the 40th
Astoria Stakes for 2-year-old fillies
at Belmont Park today in the first of
two $4,000 added features on
the closing card of the Aqueduct-at-
Belmont meeting.
Racing will return to Aqueduct
Monday. The first week of the
meeting was staged at Belmont be-
cause of construction and labor diff
ficulties.
First Flight covered the 5. fur
longs Of the straightaway in 1:04 Is
to beat William Helis' Miss Kimo
by three lengths and give Apprentice
Paul Miller his third victory of the
day. John S. Phipps' Dark Venus
was third.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Sun Target Put Over
BY Tammaro's Skill
Special Dispotch 10 The Stor

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va. June
"a powerful finish by Johnny
Tammaro enabled Mrs. F. Wool
ridges Sun Target to capture the
81 200 Mahmoud, 11I16-mile feature
here today before 5000.
Sun Target closed resolutely under
Tammaro's hustling tactics to win
in the final strides. His time of
1:464s was the fastest of the meet
ing. His hackers collected $41.80.
The camera showed Edward
Lynch's Garand besting John Fos-
ter's Mystery Book for the place.
She's Scotch, 5-year-old mare, pur-
chased several days ago by Stanley
Greene, jr., Of Virginia, from Dean
Rathbun, established a new 4i2-
furlong track record of 48 AS in
winning the fifth.
The fourth, run over the Charles
Town Course, saw Mrs. E. Hine-
mans Foxler lead throughout to
pay $500. J. E. Orders Two Bucks
beat H. c. Quante's Miss Sunlea
for second.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Delaware Park Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $4,000: maidens:
Wsask SRsss vs5fhts 1sns $50 p5Snss 1oS ESQ
Leadership Sseawthorn) 4.so $50
Tsvistoek ooH Hearn) $50
Also ran-Repand. Ajacent, Lin Time,
Mrs. W. M Jefiords and W. M. JEFF
f0Eds stcoND easE3 RAcr-purs., 81. 500; claim
Night Strike IGivens) 100 40 $50
Roafwaed sosf 1s5s AGro GSsue5s ise.vtnorn, $40 sS
Also Also ranEseotsun, nil2s Barbara's Girl, Hy-
sf3s THiRp 9Sef AZ n ssooo 0D allow
ances; 2-year-olds; 5 furlongs.
Raol (Snellings) go go
Time, 1:ooh.
AiiP AIie rsds a1s.io hHysl Governor Rss'insd
Mrs. E. du Pont Weir and H. A. Per-
A''is FoURfHi eHstsi RAcE-purse: ss.ooo allow
Dog oSullivan (Jemas) 1900 700 $50
gSnSs ySnS.1 PiRs 5Su.tssssum, RHat. 1880 sSS sSS
Also ' ran1a Noble One, +. Angry cohort,
Bossiney, Desert Ration, Quick News, Mary
Mrs. D. Noble and C. C. Boshamer
FIFTH r. RACE 5000 tn.
| ward: furlongs
Polynesian (Wright) 500 $50 800
Brookfield (CovalliD 40 $50
| New Moon (HowelD $50
Time 1:102s equals track recordl.
Also ran-Gold.n Thorn. True North,
Goodrich; Happw Buckle. Black Gang.
SIXTH RACEPurse, $4,000 added
the Kent Handicap; 3-year-olds, Ii.
Natchez tMcCrearyl $50 go 24O
Lovemenow fSnider) $50 41O
School Tie (Arcaro) 800
Time, .42a5
sEyENTH S RAeEGpupss. s. 5'"ao: claim.
ing: 4-year-olds and UP; Ii. miles.
Geronimo (Snider) 81 80 11.40 $50
Grey Hood CBaouris) 1880 $40
The Wing (Padeett) 800
Time, 473s.
Also ran-Helen Dear. Well Repaid
Justa Note. Maidofthemoon. Talasea.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year- olds and up; II. miles.
| Third Trial (Snellings) 4.90 $50
Mango (Bauer) 500
| Time, 1.4S.
| Also ran-aPari Dominate. aBellclap-
per, Sea Pilot, Swing Shift. D2ispl.y Flisht
aMrs: S. Myer and c. Qross entry.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Northern Virginia
Net Event Listed

The Northern Virginia invita-
tional tennis championships will
be staged at Army Navy Country
Club starting next Saturday, the
tournament comm mittee an
nounced last night. o
A field of 80 men and Is women
comprising the top players of the
area will compete in singles and
doubles in the week long event.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
First Flight, Flood Town Score
In Final Features at Belmont
The winner paid S43O for So

The winner paid $3.50 for 81.
The co-feature, the 48th running
of the Carter Handicap, resulted in
a photo finish in which a rank out
slider, Edward Lasker's Flood Town
was judged the winner by a nose
over J. B. Thealls topweighted King
Dorsett. which was a head to the
good over the Jay D. Acres Stables
Black Swan.
The favorite, B. F. Listers Eter.
nifty, faded to fourth.
Flood Town, clocked in the fast
time OF l:23sS for the seven
furlongs, paid $22.lO for 81.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
AII-Americo Warrington
Is Signed by Dodgers
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, June g. Tiger
Warrington, star center at Auburn
and recently discharged from the
Marines, has signed with the Brook
lyn Dodgers of the All-America
Conference.
Another center, Russell Morrow
6-foot 71a-inch giant who played
for Tennessee in the Rose Bowl
against California last year, also
has been signed.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Charlotte Hall Student
Wins High Rifle Rotino

Kenneth Reed, jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Reed, of Washington
and a student at Charlotte Hall
Military Academy, has been awarded
the expert rifleman medal by the
National Rifle Association.
This is next to the highest of NRA
Junior rating. Young Reed is a
member of the Charlotte Hall rifle
team and his instructor is Capt
H. S. Townshend.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
BortoIo S Fighting
Duys Seen Ended
By the Associoied Press

NEW YORK, June 8.-The
fighting days of Sal Bartolo,
Boston featherweight who suf-
fered a broken jaw last night in
losing his title bout with Willie
Pep, are over, DR.. Vincent Mar
diello said tonight.
Bartolo, in St. Clare Hospital.
his jaw wired together, will be
on a liquid diet for four weeks,
at least, said Nardiello. who also
is New York State athletic
physician.
land because of the break,
communited fracture of the lower
left jaw. I would say his fighting
days are over" he added.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Irish Vets Meeting Three
Softy Teams This Week

Irish War Veterans softball team
boasting record of II wins and
only two setbacks, has three games
scheduled this week. Today it plays
Chestnut Farms at 3 o'clock at
Fairlawn diamond No. 4, tomorrow
Walter Reed Hospital at Forest
Glen and on Friday it meets China
Inn in District Recreation Twi-
light League game.
China Inn is leading that looI
with four straight victories, while
the Vets are right behind with one
setback.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
MoIlow, Harness Racing
Troiner, Driver, Dies

WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE
Ohio, June 8.-Werter Hays Mallow
73, widely known as a trainer and
driver in harness racing circles
died last night in a Columbus hos
pital. He was owner and driver
of Major Mallow, PAGER which
set a world record of 2:03sl for a
half-mile track about 80 years ago
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Many Lands Is Winner
OF Cadillac Hundicop
~ the Assoeiotsd Pres.

DETROIT, June 8.-Al Wellmans
Many Lands squeezed through on
the rail to nip Annie's Reply by
head today in the $4,000 Cadillac
Handicap as Diamond Dick, 9-to-10
favorlte, ran third in the 6-furlons
fixture at the Detroit Fair Grounds.
Many Lands was clocked In 1:13h
and paid $7.1O.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Repeats With Auto
HeWon Within '06
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

MINEOLA, NY, June B.
Wearing a long linen duster and
goggles, 74-year-old Joe Tracy
of New York won "a dirt track
race at the fair grounds here to-
day in the same Locomobile he
drove to. victory in the Wander
bilt cup trials on Long Island in
1906.
The race was the feature of a
celebration of the golden jubilee
of the automotive industry spon-
sored by the New York Region of
the Veteran Motor Car Club of
America.
Tracy, white-haired consulting
automotive engineer, steered the
120-horsepower Locomobile three
laps around the half-mile track
in 3:11. A 1915 Stutz was second
and q 1912 Mercer third.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
English Group to Attend
Title Bout, Seek Talent
by the Assocjoted pr.,,

by fhe NsSoeIofed PFe53
LONDON. June 8.-Promoter Jack
Solomons, Eddie Borden, his Amer
lean representative: Freddie Mills,
Britains light-heavyweight cham
pion, and his manager, Ted Broad
ribb, will leave for New York to-
morrow by Pan-American clipper
to see the Louis-Conn fight June
10.
| Solomons and Borden also will
attempt to sign number of United
States fighters for London appear
ances.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
mda9 @ nftMxed March Of Stars Spices BLV Bowling Card
Fitch Sets World
Mark With Discus
BY the Assoeiotsd Pres.

BY the Assoeiotsd Press
MINNEAPOLIS, June 8.-Bob
Fitch of Minnesota today threw
the discuss l80 feet "a inchs to
better the world record mark of
l74 feet l0a inches established
in l94l by Adolfo Consolini at
Milan, Italy.
Fitch, a Minneapolis boy doing
postgraduate work at the uni
versity, was competing in the
Northwestern AAU track and
field meet. His toss was made
against a moderate wind.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Quick Reward in Front
In $4,000 InqIewood
By the Associated Press

INGLEWOOD, Calf, June g.
Norman w. Church's consistent
sprinter, Quick Reward, won the
$500 7-furlong Inglewood Handi-
cap today by three-fourths OF a
length before 1886 at Hollywood
Park. The 81 favorite, Quick Re-
ward was timed in 1928.
Two long shots, Gamma and Can
slam, finished tWo-three.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Historian Easy Victor
In Lincoln Handicap
By the Associoted Press

oy me Assoeiofed rress
CHICAGO. June 8.-Historian, S.
year-old gelding owned by Herbert
M. Woolf of Kansas City, rolled
home 6-length winner of the
SIS ,000-added Lincoln Handicap at
Hawthorne today.
Made the $40 for 50 favorite in
the field Of four by the 1876 Gus
toners, Historian overlook the
housekeeping Tiger Rebel leaving
the far turn, and cantered home
He ran the IL miles in 2:O5ss.
Tiger Rebel was five lengths in
front of Late Thread.