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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-30
Hawthorne Results
By the Associated Press


FIRST RAcE3-Purses $2.loo; claiming:
Btseat Rd.r ans CP; fu5ionss
Bolo Pat tscurlock) 420
e fPa Af ss AS Sme spesdins
Home, Utopia Lass. Delhannah.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 2-year-olds; 6h furlongs.
s Merry TT Thought adams $50 80 3ss00
Foxy Adeline knapp $50
~. 5isg Eaa@count cherd; SCARBOROUGH,
A. S., Mr.. Feathers, Alhampered.
DAILY double paid S37.60)
Rye 3ryeaT 1Sdds and up; ~ miles m ooo
Bold Knot (Scurlock) 500 $50
Milo CHughesl 1880
Time, :522s.
Also ran--Big Hope, Boden's Pal, coqui-
net Patty Rock. Coma, Alum, Fun Quest,
Mr.. r. French Navy
FOURTH RAcE-Pprse. $1,000; claim
Miss MIN. Jr. CRiveral 700 40 100
Trick Filler LBassettl $50 $50
Gyps Gold tWagner) 10.4O
Also ran-All for One, swanees Penny,
Offend. In Glass Left Bank. One Twelve
FIFTH ,RACE-Purse, $1,000: claiming;
3-year- oldS; h furl0ngS.
Fuse Box Gomez 1000 $40 4.40
Impulsive Sam (Massero) 24.S0 900
Belcon (Owens) 1880
Time. l:ll+s.
Also ran-Curious Reward, Devil Ma
ton, Good Cry. Shifty Dora. Song Sere-
made, Beautys Tiger.
SIXTH ACE-Purse. S2,5OOm claiming;
3-year- olds; = furlongs.
Heaenly Hash (BassetO e,2O $50 800
Lady Indian Iudica) $50 4.40
Miss Revoked tChurch) 4.40
Time, 1908.
Also ran-Light Moon. Tip on, Dry Run
Honest Iniun.
SEVENTH .RAcE-Juyenile Handicap;
81 5, 900 added 2year-olds; 6 furlongs.
Happy y Go Lucky tKeene) DIV 40 $50
Espino's Image (Adams) ESQ
Also s' ranGSight Phara, whirla Lea
Marcador Brian Boru, Shell Diver, Lot Q
Brass, Robert.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse.. $4,000; claim.
ing; 3-year-olds and up; ] i miles.
Frank Munns adams 1900 $40 4.s(
Twirline Girl lHeckmannl 7.20 SOC
Doctor L. E. Gomez 400
Also Also ran@Misty Eight, Singer, Arilou
Tropic Raider, Genial Jack, Kathleen R..
Steeple Jack.
| NINTH RACE-Purse $4,000; claiming
I3-year- olds and UP; Z furlongs, on the turf
Worthy Option Owen 120.4O $3.50 2o.4G
Experimental IMadden) 22.4O IL 0G
Dominion tCoffman1 9.6C
| Also Also ran-called, Ripping Hit. Atom
! Buster, Black joey, Shining Deed, Copete
D'Accord. The Blue Hen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-30
Greek Ship Captures
All American Can
BY the Associated Press

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. Sept. 90.
-Brookmead Stables Greek Ship
today raced to an easy victory in
the $4,000 All American Handi-
cap. a mile and quarter journey
that featured the closing pro-
gram at Atlantic City.
Greek Ship joined his stable
mate, Picador. who had accounted
for the Atlantic City Turf Handi-
cap, in leading the Brookmeade
Stable to the top of the owners
ranks for the second successive
year at the course here.
Greek Ship turned the route in
2:0145 to shave two-f1fths of a
second off the former track record
and reached the wire three lengths
ahead of Cedar Farms Halter. An
other two and one-half lengths
back was Cockf1eld Stables Arcave.
The victory was worth $l9,700
to Brookmeade, which topped the
owners division during the 45-day
meeting with a total Of $66,645.
The mutuel payoffs were Greek
Ship, $10.40, $500, $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-30
Speedy Holy Cross Rolls Up
.33-to-6 Score Over Harvard

touchdown in two minutes, 40 Sec
ondS of the opening quarter. rush.
ing from the three.
Harvard's lone touchdown came
in 11:14 of the first period on a
pass from Captain Carroll Lowen-
stein to Halfback John Tulenko.
Crusaders Make Scores.
Holy Cross pushed over three
quick touchdowns in the second
quarter. Massucco carried over
from the two on the second play.
And John Fetch made the first
Of his three conversions.
Maloy then opened up his pass
ing attack and hit Mccain sew
eral times until the visitors
reached the Harvard 16. Bob
Doyle, big Holy Cross fullback,
then plowed his way for a score.
A Maloy to Mccain pass with only
eight minutes of the second quar-
ter gone was good for another
score.
The half ended with Holy Cross
leading IT'S and the score stayed
that way until the last minute of
play when Paul Gallo. left half
back. plunged over from the
three-yard line after brushing of
a swarm of red-jerseyed tacklers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-30
Atlantic City Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claiming;
Listen Tiger c !cplmOne| 1880 1890 s.so 90 90
5 s1Ss;5s i Van $50 Stout $50
AS0 oSen Reisb B. R Rros e coeco
corinth, kbbe's Time, I Am.
SECOND RAcEaPg. 5sfors $4,000 claim
E9nnasis5 p %sqEoo SsS0 l 49S sS SS
Avid (Bonel GOV
Me Ais oui tIt' CEDAR LOCK Pslaje' shrew's
Orphan 6 Baby Double Sabi paid s44so
THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; os allow
Broad Cross lBaouris1 $50 3's ~ 54200
sEy world tRobertsJ o-2o
4' lH5e' ran1Double Nip, Nereid, Narrator
Justa Tiger and Bullow.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing, 3-year -oids and up, furlon5g S or
Prince Cole (Johnston) 4l.so 1854 3'SS93
Jerrys Best (Rogers) ''oo
AsS Ia sn gif Boijy Nf sean Pre-
FIFTH RAcE-purss. $500 SoyG,s. allow
imamazzesd o., Lana 9N.sD, $40 5GS "a
Flower Hat iBoulmetis) 3.4o
A nso r ass Crown. Seventh Tribe
Bob O'Lee. Podoloh, Sir Hel1os' tntermn'
tent, Torch OF Iran and BLACK YANKEE
SIXTH RACIAL American Handicap
$4,000 added; 3-year-olds and up; ~
Grtsi; Ship cNash> 1910 s, 80 4- g
Halter (Biermanl o'oe 4.s9
AfG Time, 'S :6i+s tnew track record
Also ran--An At ONCE, County Delight
Montmartre md and Dart BY.
SEVENTH RACE-,Purse,, $500; claim
8, ing: 3-year -olds and up; Lis miles.
Super-S' sman tB metis) 1000 $50 40
8 George Cump lBone) 14.4o 80
Alton Prince tBoland) 7.S'
Also ran-Wohneda, Paddys Hat. Dr.
= Cricket and Okamsel.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
Paddock Gold (Chafhnl $3.50 1900 10
Last Brigadef B lmetis1 4S0 So
Coronus tSmithl 49,
Also 4ia5e' ran0Hot Footed, Another Nip
Keyhole. Suptela, Indicated, Susie an
NINTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; . miles turO
GRAMMAR Royal (Cov'li) $50 $50 80
Lees Baby (McMle 600 AZ
Lancer (Permane) 60
Time, 1855.
Also ran-Paddock Acres, Having Fur
Flaming Lady, q Swyndor, Lilac Lad!
BASES Loaded and Little Bobby.
Eastwood and Cote entry.
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Belmont Park Results
BY the As,oeiafed Press

, FIRST RAcE;-purss, $500. claiming;
sandy k kIsn (G0rma $40 I5a g ssS
Evans Mountain 1Guerin) 1880
Also ran-Four shoes Navy Flash,
sa,o0 shoe, mu, Thern so
Double NJ Farm and Wolf entry.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, .s3.5oo; claim
ia p %hfep cSrmsn $500 Is5
Hoopster Green $50 go
Regal gaIn. story :a lopez $50
Also ra ms Bowditch. Great CAPTAIN,
The BaErister III, Dame Mangoaeo;
Gave IhrGs Br0th s.s ohSSs Psrad Nv
godfrey and Peters entry.
DAILY Double paid S641 .30)
THIRD RAcE-Purse, SO, 500; claiming;
3-year-olds and up; 6 furlongsa M ,oo
Mighty ans2 yH s1sst ,a GGGf1 4o 9S So
Competing Beau (Sh' maker) zoo
A Ai@e' ra a1lrii and Me, silver Bridge,
Luchador. Blue Helmet, Wise Request
FOURTH RAcE-Matron Stakes; S35: coo
Rose Jet Cwood'use> 2O3o 1910 80
Knot Hole tAtkinsonl IL .ou o.uV
Oh Landmark (Gorman) 4S0
DHA Clean (BrookS) 2.3O
Aiso ran1FaSerese LoOtn .9Ig.. Js sr,os
That, Recess, june Time, I Hushaby-
a HMaine Chance Farm entry.
Widener entry.
whitney entry,
MI 49, hat {or .bnr
FIFTH RAcE-Handicap; 81. 500. added
| 3-year -olds and up; 9 furlongs.
Jacodema tAtsinson1 11.3o go 3eG
Miss Miss Megsy Green 100 33,I tC
Also ranITides. Nothirdchance ant
Algerian.
SIXTH RAcEaaNew York Handicap
miles
Hill Prince tArcaro> $50 geo 24t
One Hitter (Atkinson) $50 40
Sudan tWoodhousel 7.6t
| Time-1:49.
Also ran-Busanda. Picador. sheila.
Reward. Alderman. Moonrush.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse 81, 900; claim
1 ing; 3-year -olds and up; / iis miles.
q G. ! Heel e 1cGle, $40 $9o 81,
Party Request (Shoemaker) 4-0(
| Time-143zs
Also ran-BiE Indian. lambert. Blinkel
Light Harpes and Mesmer.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. So 500; claim
ing; Swear -olds and up; "a miles
Silver Tide tCutshawJ $500 $50 "a
Secnav (Scurlockl 400 2.1'
Jaialai (Garroutte) 2.4t
/ Time-2:35.
| Also ran-Hearty Laugh, Vertigo II
Warrior Prince HeXton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-30
Stray Lateral Gives
Coolidge High Victory
Over Falls Church, TO

Coolidge High School defeated
Falls Church yesterday at Falls
Church Stadium. TO, in a game
that was practically handed to the
Colts on a most unusual play.
In the third period Bill Harper,
Falls Church quarterback. at
tempted to lateral on his own 40
but George Liss of Coolidge wound
up with the ball and scampered
for the games only touchdown.
The Colts threatened to score
on several occasions, getting to
the Falls Church two-yard line
once and to the IL in another
drive. Each time the Falls Church
line braced and took over or
downs.
Falls Church got inside the
Colt 20 once when the Jaguars
defensive halfback, Dec Hard
mann, intercepted Bill Mccoy
pass and ran it back Sc yards II
the Coolidge 10 where the threa
died when Williams intercepted {
Ipass to pull the Colts out OF dan
Iger.
Coolidge - O o.
Fails Church -O 0 0 o.
Scoring: Coolidge. touchdown. Liss
| Conversion. McCox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-30
Sanford Prep Coasts in
Over Friends School. 1876

HOCKENSIN. Del, Sept. 20
(SpeciaD Sanford Prep scored
two touchdowns in the first half
and coasted to a 1876 victory over
Friends School of Washington to-
day.
Sanford marched 80 yards after
the opening kickoff to score on q
5-yard end run by Charlie Hay
den. Earl Blackwell scored from
the seven to get Sanford's second
marker just before the half ended.
In the final quarter, Roger
Huber passed 81 yards to Rhas
Bradford for the third Sanford
touchdown. Friends only tally
came in the last period after Phil
Morgan recovered a tumble or
the 50-yard line and Bob Briggs
|circled right end from the IL tc
climax the scoring march.
s ss,snds --- 9 8 9 81
Scoring: Sanford-Touchdowns Hayden
Blackwell, Bradford. Extra point, Hayden
Friends-Touchdown, Briggs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-30
Mclean Riding Events
Won by Joan 0strow
And Sally BIauner
By Angelina J. CorobeIIi

Sally Blauner's Three's A Crowd.
from Bethesda. Md, and Joan
IOstrow's Washington owned Ban
dit won working hunter and
Jumper divisions, respectively,
yesterday in the ninth annual Nc
Lean Horse Show at Madeira
School. Greenway. Va.
Miss Blauner, 18-year-old Gou-
cher College student, piloted
IThree's A Crowd, 9-year-old chest
nut mare. to an exciting climax,
going into the working hunter
championship preliminary event
one point behind Nola Rognley's
My Venture from Sparks, Md.
Bandit won the difficult go-as-
you please class over a large entry
of top jumpers in the Touchdown
and-out and was second in the
sweepstakes.
Junior Hunter Hacks: /. Laura Lee
Sky Again. 3. Dorothy Freds Chi Chi; 4.
Mildred Gaines Ironing Socks.
Broodmares: /. Peach Bros Glory B.;
Barclays Trustworthy; i. Ironing SOCKS.
Pony Hacks, l. Penny Armstrong; Pi-
Rocehio; z; Bobbls Ga1aassis Pope9rn; 3
Mrs' Z. " Revercom ndsf ssSv' '' anu
Foals: l. Peach Bros brown Ally; 2,
Peach Bros bay oily; 3, Madge Barclays
gray flly, Irish Mist; 4, Diana Johnson's
70" Hunter Ponies: 1. Elizabeth Everett's
Rocky: 2, Randy Gardner's Troubador; 8;
each RIo I astFh e5ssms seasS
Evans ETsf saass B SnGsn my S'0n D.
Hunter Ponies .a Baby; 2 Laurs Lee e,
Junior Working Hunters; !. Caroline
Hunter , Hacks: l. Mrs. Raymond Barbin' S
Bsliantrae's General Lem; 4, Mrs. William
Virginia Horsemens Association, High
Score Award for Two Year-Olds: l. Mrs:
Ses ooy 9 5 s Ms s kns pPs
sudlleht; A, Mrs. Gregory McIntosh's Dap
per Rouge.
Age: i. Elaine Elaine Eaton: , Toni Brewer; ),
Bobbie Gardner. 4 -Lyndale Eaton; 5,
Debby Pease; s, Jane Kelso.
Babette; 3. Trounador; 4, Rocky.
i Open Working Hunter: l Sally Blau-
ners Three's Crowd; 2, Mr.. and Mrs.
\ Gardner Hallman's Gray Lark: 9, Nola
Rognley's My Venture; 4. Mildred Gaines
A. S. P. c. A. Horsemanship:. /, Joan
Harjes; 2, Bruce Fales, jr.; 3. Toni Brewer;
4. Sue Cakes; 8. Helen Thorn: 6. Elaine
Junior Champion: Pinocchio, 8 points.
Reserve, Cheesecake, points. Champion
ship conceded to Pinocchio by'Cheesecake
Go-As-You-Please: /, Joan ostrow S
Bandit William = s ssImsss,s I'm I'm
Gus HILL 4, Thomas E. Jones, jr's Halt
United States Equestrian Team Hack
; Glass: /, Mildred Gaines Barr Let 2,
Milton Ritzenberger's Cetron; 3. Dorothy
: Fred's Pineapple; 4. Chi Chi:
Open Hunters: /. Mrs; T. Kenneth Ellis
Leading Edge; :. Portald; g. TORY Pine;
"a, Martin Vogel. jr.s Good Ship.
Handy Working Hunters: J., ironing
Socks; :, Irony. s, MY Venture; 4, Bailan-
Knock Down and Out: l, Little Hero; 2,
; Bandit; 5. Half Moon; 4. A. S. Daley
:, Ladies Hunters: /, TORY Pine; q Por-
! tald; 3, Good Ship; A. Leading Edge.
i working Hunters Attire Glass: l, MY
Venture; >, Three's A Crowd; 3. Susie @
: IA, Mrs Dulany Randolph's Frank Thomas
Hunting Attire Glass: l, TORY Pine
IL, Portald; 3, Leading Edge; 4, Good Ship
Modified Olympia: 1, Tiny; 2. Mr.. ano
Mrs. william D. Dillon's April Dawn; 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-30
Unbeaten Gene Smith
Faces Smart Boxer
In Italian Bantam

Gene Smith, Washington feath-
erweight with q knockout wallop,
will place an unmarried record on
the line at Turner's Arena Tues
day night in a scheduled 10
rounder with Gaetano Annaloro,
European bantam champion.
Smith has reeled off % wins in
succession since becoming pro,
20 by knockouts, and the National
Boxing Association has listed him
No. 8 among the worlds feather
weights.
All of this makes the Washing
ton boy a favorite against Anna
loro, but an upset wouldn't be too
surprising in the opening show OF
the indoor season here.
Annaloro's Record Impressive.
Annaloro, an Italian, is rated an
unusually smart boxer and will
bring to the Turner ring an i'm
pressive record. He recently re-
turned from a tour of Europe
where he scored four wins, includ-
ing one over Luis Romero of Spain
for the continental bantam title.
Pete Moran and Frankie Carpo.
his co-managers, expect to match
him soon with Ray Famechon in
Paris for the featherWeight cham
pionship of Europe.
Annaloro has been seen in
Washington only on TV. The &C.
casion was his fight in New York
with Jimmy Cooper when the
Washington boy was at his peak.
He gave Cooper a good going over
and later whipped Bobby Bell in
the Garden.
Beat Cooper in Last Fight.
l Smiths last fight was three
months ago when he scored a
spectacular knockout in beating
Cooper.
Three five-rounders and pair
of tours will support the Smith
Annaloro scrap. Eddie Gilchrist
and Coffee Joe Wilkinson, feath-
; ers, will meet in one of the fives.
Middleweights will provide the
others with Clarence Hinnant fac
ing Johnny Holt and Hunce La
!, nier battling Calvin Price.
Wild Bill Mcfarland and Milt
!; Ferguson. feathers, will clash in
one of the four-rounders The
other is being arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-30
Wyoming Seminary Rallies
To EDGE Columbian Prep

KINGSTON, Pa, Sept. 29.-
(SpeciaD - Wyoming Seminary
came from behind a one touch
down deficit and defeated Column
bian Prep of Washington, D. c.,
here today. 7-6.
The Columbians, fielding foot
ball team for the first time in
more than 40 years, opened the
scoring early in the first period
when Jerry Raymond passed to
Bobby Schmidt for a 28-yard
touchdown play. The try for the
extra point was wide.
Midway in the second period
Nedmond's pass from his own o.
yard line was intercepted and
run back to the eight from where
Wyoming'S Andy Jerne buckeo
over for the tying score. Jerne
also kicked the extra point to put
the Seminarians in the lead tt
stay.
Columbia Prep ---6 0 o o.
| Wyoming Seminary o Z O.
Schmidt wyoming. Touchdown-Jerne
tConVerSion-.Ierne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-30
Bride Trails Juniors
To Have Final Contest

The Washington Bride Trails
Associations young fry are taking
over the Equitation Field in Rock
Greek Park starting at 10 O'Clock
this morning, when the final event
of the clubs junior series for the
1851 season will take place.
A seven-class card will be pre-
Isented and the grand champion
of the season will be selected. The
award for this distinction will be
made at the associations annua.
dinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-30
Jockey, 10, Killed at Fair

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Sept. 20
P)-Jockey Duane Dolleway, Is,
Of Grand Rapids, Mich. was killed
today when his horse jumped over
a fence and crashed into a parked
station wagon during the first
race on a Kalamazoo County Fair
racing program. A crowd of 1900
including the boys father-saw
the accident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-30

Impulsive: 4, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Hall
mans Altitude.
Ladies working Hunters: /. Susie Q;
>, Short Circuit; 3, Mrs Frances Frazier S
Querida; 4, .Debby Pease's Niknot.
sweepstakes: l, Portald; :. Good Ship; g.
Mclean Volunteer Fire Department
Jumper Sweepstakes: |, Mrs. Robert
Leach's Southpaw; ., Half Moon; 3. Ban
dit: 4. April Dawn.
Hunters Under Saddle: /, TORY Pine;
., General Lem; 3. Portald; 4. Leading
Edge.
Conformation Hunter Championship Pre-
liminary: /, TORY Pine; 2. Leading Edge;
working Hunter Championship .Prelimi-
nary: /, Three's A Crowd; ,, My Venture;
3, Ironing Socks: 4. Suzy Q.
Conformation Hunter Champion: TORY
Pine. 211a points. Reserve. Portald, 161a
Working Hunter Champion: Three's A
Crowd. l0a points. Reserve, My Venture,
lola points decided on work-of under
Jumper Champion: Bandit 10 points:
Reserve 8 points tiled with Tiny, decided
on q jump-of).
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Hill Prince With 1913 Up Wins New York Handicap by Lengths
4 Football Games Open
Police BOYS Club Season

The Metropolitan Police Boys
Club opened its football season
with two games at Fairlawn Play
ground and two at Turkey
Thicket yesterday.
In the 12o-pound game at Fair
lawn, Bob DIVERS scored both of
Club No. Is touchdowns to lead
his team to a 1876 victory over
Club No. 10. In the 140-pound
game Charles Guice of No. 4
scored the games only touchdown
against No. 10 on a 40-yard end
run.
At Turkey Thicket, Jack Taylor
ran 65-yards for No. to beat No.
~, To, in the 140-pound game
and No. 5 and No. 70 battled to a
90 tie in the 120-pound contest
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One Hitter Second;
Rose JET Captures
Two-Year-0Id Stake
BY fhs Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-Hill
Prince. 1850 horse of the year,
turned in a sparkling performance
today in winning the 18th runn-
ing of the New York Handicap
before 34.967 fans at Belmont
Park. 1t was the Virginia bred
champions second victory of the
week in his comback campaign.
The four-year-old son of
Princequillo- Hildene, toting the
heavy package of 1913 pounds, won
handily by five lengths as he ran
the mile and an eighth in 1:49, a
second and fifth off Counter
points track mark set last June
8.
The victory was worth $20,700
to C. T. Chenery. New York and
Virginia owner of Hill Prince.
One Hitter Runs Second.
Second money was annexed by
Greentree Stables One Hitter, a
length and half ahead of Clifford
MooerS' Sudan, the rank out
slider in the race.
Hill Prince was last to leave the
gate, but Eddie Arcaro moved him
into contention within a half
mile. Just before the eight-horse
field hit the top of the stretch,
Hill Prince took over and Arcaro
was looking back in the run
through the stretch as his mount
won as he pleased.
A 4-to-5 choice in the wagering,
Hill Prince returned mutuels of
$3.50, $3.50 and $40. The
Chenery colt had been sidelined
for several months this year be-
cause of a leg injury suffered at
Santa Anita last winter.
Maine Chance FiIly Wins.
In the co-feature, the 45th run
ming of the Matron Stakes, Maine
Chance Farm, the racing estab-
liShment of Elizabeth N. Graham,
better known as Elizabeth Arden,
the. cosmetics queen, won its third
rich purse with Rose Jet, a 2-year-
old daughter of Jet Pilot-KnotS of
Roses, who easily beat a field of
II juvenile misses, to earn $44.830.
Two and half lengths back of
Rose Jet came Greentree Stables
Knothole. She had nose advan-
tage over Calumet Farms A
Clean, who deadheated for the
show with James Cox Bradysl
Landmark.
Rose Jet, 81 shot, was coupled
with Looknow Jet in the mutuel
wagering and paid 5000. S10.40
and $3.50. Knothole paid S11.30I
and IS while Landmark paid $3.50
and A Clean returned $3.50.
Hedley Woodhouse rode the
winner who ran the six furlongS
in 1:1115.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-30
Jets Lead All Sturs
In Roller Derby Series

The Jets flashed top form last
night as they gained a 81 game
edge in the Roller Derby series
with the Eastern All Stars by TAX
ing a 1913 decision before 1,5l7
spectators at Uline Arena.
The rival combinations will
meet in a matinee at Uline's to-
day.
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Rockingham Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Pprse. $1,000; claiming;
3syeari Odds i.x.u furlOnss ~ a4o 400
Dollar King IGray) $50 40
Jes 43m gypsy ! .lsI Burr' 500
war Y Ru5s ssms Ba REap ehl htf a GAS
H. sF yslyst R9snd Lynn T. R9 ne
ins sEG 4gear aiAcE and up furons ssa
Scholarship De stasio) eco 40 $40
Casein (Borgemenke) $40 $50
Lady Kelzin (JeWell 4.4O
Also hae' rlain-carolina Star, Portentous,
Claire Daubler Combustion Wendiso'
sassy sball! Double paid s :ad! :, r.
.9-year- oIds 5la furlongs. an
Pixie Pat Burns $3.50 1870
rrieia Fiske lcatalano) 1920
Miss Huett. Court Rina. Show Clock. Game
Lady. Yickle Joe and Budlane.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 5000; claim
Nisht Man 5jewslD 1890 6,do 33,s0
Athlete tDavernl 2.40
Also ran-Amen. Mr. Dumjohn. Gertie
u FIFTH Eth RAcEMPurse. $500; allow
s MsTtSs 5IT IsTsFn' $3.50 5 5aS 4 4SS
Lonoke Flash fBurns) 4. AZ
Also ran-Handiwork. Star Delisht and
SIXTH -RAcE-Purse, $4,000; handicap;
3-year- olds and up; 6 furlongs.
Traveller fBurns) 14.2O 30 5.60
Algasir dewitt $40 4.4Q
Shadows Star (Borgeke) 900
Time, HOE.
Also ran-Ruthred. Pictus, Mr.. Joe
Puck Bernie Moose and Related.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; al
lowances; 3-year-olds and up; / i miles
Fair Appraisal DEWITT 1850 $50 &c
Tilenny GROSS 4.40 2.6e
Charleston (Burr) 2.2l
Also ran-Boo Boo Shoe. Rags to Riches
Ariers Mark and Peace Mission.
| EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim.
| ing; 4-year-olds and up; | Is miles,
Vinita Rev burr $50 40 300
Ned's Choice [Thompson) $50 $40
Best respect !Borgeke) SAC
Also ran-Fieety Queen. Flash of Light
Brassy Lie Kibosh, In Fashion and
Ninth RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim.
| ing; 4-year-olds and up. y miles.
Re Ned (dcKee) 14.40 $50 $50
Crack the Whip fJewelD $50 3.4(
Hair Stylist (GonZaleZl 30t
Also ran-Pango Pango, First Draft
Excelente and Arctic Tern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-30
Pitchers Dad q Blacksmith

Frank Smith, ace relief pitcher
for the Cincinnati Reds, is the
son of a blacksmith. His father
operates a blacksmith shop IN
Stone Mills, N. Y.