Market Wise Nips Whir la way, Some Chance Nabs Futurity in Belmont Upsets American 2-Mile Time Pictor Lasts to Beat Post-Season Hockey Playoff Eastern Loop Lowered as King of Dit in Handicap at Adopted by each of the seven The Eastern Amateur Hockey Plans to force teams in the league to employ at League, one of few puck-pursuing of 3-Year-0lds Bows Havre de Grace :ircuits that haven't staged a post- least one line composed entirely will American have been aban- season playoff in recent years, players The matter was left to the inaugurate such a series at the con- doned. ! of the coaches. who are Stable Consoled Third-Best Big Pebble, tusion of the 1941-2 series, it was discretion Wright Canadian in disclosed yesterday by Severine G. likely to cling to players. Beats Favorite, Can Get will As Its Juvenile Leoffler, owner of the Washington The Eagles, incidentally, open schedule at Riverside Diver $15,000-Added Event Sagles. j their home Favored Devil * to Stadium on November 21 against the - The playoff series was agreed ν Ε New York Rovers, playing their first r By the Associated Press. »t the annual pre-season meeting I Hy the Associnted Press. road on November 34. The HAVRE DE GRACE, Md„ Sept.; >f the league, and LeoflRer says de- game NEW YORK. Sept. 27— A sore- ! will 30 home games and of vils will be worked out later at a Eagles play 27.—Following in the hoof prints the road. footed horse that twice was sold at :oaches' meeting. ! as many on his great stablemate, Challedon, W. bargain rates beat the mighty Whirl- ESQ L. Brann's Pictor won the thirtieth sway today and in doing so set a of the Havre With RILL ACKERMAN North American record for 2 miles. ; running $15,000-added de Grace Handicap before a closing- What's more, he did it the hard way OUTDOORS crowd of 18.000 today. •—almost the impossible way—by day Roosevelt Takes Hand in Duck Emergency Pictor made it three victories In coming from behind to catch the a row for the Maryland sportsman Here in the 22d and Pintail Arriving Kentucky cannonball in this stake, which Challedon won Bluewing of the Jockey Club Gold in 1939 and 1940. It also was the rf running Wildfowlers in the Eastern United month support previous promis second important triumph at this increased 1941 πκ Cup at Belmont Park. States know of duck disease, botul- a substantially track for Pictor, winner of the I to f ish' Whirlawav's was ism—a bacterial food poisoning crop. All indications point conqueror 3-year- | Stakes here last year. I Chesapeake dry spells, numbering between 70 and 80 mil- old Market Wise, from the stable of caused by excessively long « Ridden All Out. Piclor only by reading about it. Normally lions of waterfowl. Lou Tufano, a Long Island con- Peters Jockey Maurice (Moose) it is found in the Canadian breed- Most Areas Thickly Populated. tractor. But while he nosed out the rode Pictor all out in the l's-mile and in the West, where which showed tow." 1 ing grounds This survey the son of Chal- boss of the 3-year-olds. Whirlaway's test and 4-year-old j the bacteria under suitable weather big duck waters to be more thin! lasted stable got considerable satisfaction lenger 2d-Lady Legend just conditions flourishes in streams and populated than during previous for the day out of the upset victory to take down the winner's $12.700 j marshes. counts, nevertheless proved mo- of Some Chance in the classic Bel- share of the purse by three-quarters Still other An outbreak in the Cherry Island areas densely packed. which was worth of a over Arnold Hanger's mont Futurity, length almost in the City of j had greater populations of ducks Dit. marshes, $57.900. Del., occurred early than ever before. Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Moore's ! Wilmington, Some Chance Nips Devil Diver. wardens were A steady increase in canvasbacks Park but established a new American record this month. State j SCORES UPSET, SETS MARK—Market Wise <6) not only nosed Belmont yesterday, Big Pebble, current leader of the the increased limit this At the end of the day's racing, a cognizant of the disease two weeks j justifies bag at 2 miles in the trick. —A. P. handicap division and the even- ; increa whether out Whirlaway ton rail) in the Jockey Club Gold Cup Stake for turning Wirephoto. it to tlv ! year, while the still greater crowd of 32.809 didn't know race, finished before sportsmen brought money favorite in this holds a that should be the attention of Arnold Stewart, out- in redheads promise the No. 1 hero big. | third. B. F. Christmas' Here Goes. of the News-Journal, next season the restricted bag mi'.' game son of Broker's Tip or Some Man and Max- door editor Tower Stable's Royal lifted. There aLco is a remark- both of them who, unable to obtain immediate be Chance, surprise pack- well Howard's The Chief completed whilQ from State or Federal of- able increase in widgeon, ages of the first order. Court Victor Rossvan's Comment Crossbow 2d Scores field. action Jester, the President there is a wider distribution of Can- The Futurity, which usually pro- 6 less ficials, finally appealed to Pictor. carrying 120 pounds. ever before. Selections for a Fast Track at Belmont Park | Roosevelt for aid. It was forth- ada geese than duces the champion or near-cham- 1 more than ! than Big Pebble and Bluewing teal probably are th* of the 2-vear-olds. lacked some in coming immediately. pion In BEST BET— BEAN BY BEAN. Nose in $5,000 Dit. completed the distance first of the to appear in of its usual class this largely Trotting Stake, By According to Stewart: "Federal migrants year, 1:51%. have been noted men that never knew Delaware was this area. They because neither Alsab. Requested FIRST RACE — GALLANT FOURTH RACE—BEAN BY Stands Off Dit's Rush. were ordered for several weeks. Now occasional nor Sun one of the 48 States Again, generally regarded STROKE, SUN BEAN, HACKLE, ZORAWAR. so Unbeaten GALOMAR, Hawthorne Race He paid $13.90, $6 40 and $3 across train. pintails are coming in also, but as the best of the were here by plane and by They youngsters, Stays KENS POP. BEAN BY BEAN comes from a and birds is con- Associated Press. the board. Dit returned $4.10 and the situa- far as either of these In it. the Associated Press. By the still are on the job By GALLANT STROKE flashed a barn of fit horses and he Pebble 30. is to indicate good S2 60 and Big $2 is steadily." cerned there nothing But Some Chance took good care LEXINGTON, 27.— trim this cali- 27.—Crossbow tion improving Ky.. Sept. fair performance the other day should be able to CHICAGO, Sept. Pictor moved up gradually from an early season. Wedges of Canadas, of the honors for both his stable- Court Jester retained the distinction has Make Heroic Effort. [ and a bit of improvement could ber of opposition. HACKLE 2d, an 8-year-old owned by Mrs. G. the start, overhauled the pace- Sportsmen however, are something else, and mates—Sun and | Again Whirlaway— of the only unbeaten grand ! on occasion and he Until authorities ar- being have him the winner. SUN GAL- shown speed B. Scallon of Texas, scored his setting Here Goes at the three-quar- responsible considering the weather it appears as well as Owner Warren Wright. circuit an- juvenile today by winning OMAR raced well in his last and could be hard to defeat. ZORA- ter pole, took the lead on the inside rived Wilmington sportsmen, as though they are early. Under Wendell Eads' handling, he feature fourth straight success by driving the $3,000 opening stake he should be in the thick of the WAR is better than thought and at the head of the stretch and stood swering Stewart's appeals for help, Ted Pickett Gets a Surprise. Just lasted to finish half a length in here at Trots. over Harold Nel- the Lexington battle. KENS POP could im- he could be closer. to a nose victory Dfl Dit s closing rush under a hard worked day and night, to point Ted Pickett, bass fishing at Cu- front of Mrs. Payne Whitney's fav- Eddie D. was second and lor's All Lizzie in the $5,000 added beats over the Mighty prove and be hard to handle. drive. Big Pebble, âway last, came of exhaustion, poling pid's Bower yesterday evening, for a ored Devil Diver in 1:16 4-5 for the Sweet third. RACE—SKY at Hawthorne water and FIFTH RAIDER, Speed Handicap today on gamely in the run down the marshes on high wading moment believed he was back in his 6 <2-furlong dash down the much- Owned by Egan and Parker and SECOND RACE-BRAVE CADENZA, CHEESE STRAW. before 17.000. stretch, but Dit outran him by 5 up to their armpits in mud during native Missouri when the plaintive criticized Widener chute. He re- driven the latter. Court Jester SKY RAIDER has form the bodies of fell by FRIAR. SILVER GRAIL, good All Lizzie was a length and a half lengths. low water, to gather honk of traveling Canada geese turned $19.20 for each $2 win ticket. He boosted his earnings to $21,000. SOUND EFFECT. to his credit and he may be able in front of Arcturus Stable's dead ducks and rescue those still upon his ears, for in the years he The rich payday boosted his earn- was last fall for purchased $650. j BRAVE FRIAR showed good to defeat this bard with speed Smacked, the favorite, which had living. More than 3,000 mallard, has traveled the Potomac never has ings for the year to $79.990. second After the first heat. Court Havre de Grace Results and for copping form in his debut and it is nat- to spare. CADENZA is nicely won his last five starts. Smacked sprigtails and blue green winged : he seen the big birds come in to Alsab's $88.065 the FIRST RACE—Purse. ?I.OOO: claiming; only among Jester was second to Eddie D.'s to im- here and she ma ν be a teal and hundreds of yellowiegs. There were 42 in the ural to expect him show placed found top weight of 124 pounds too 3-vrar-olds and up: β furlongs. the night. 2-year-olds. mile in the next It was birds 2:03U part. SILVER GRAIL had tough customer. CHEESE much to and tired in Miss Happy 11/20 prevent der down to the placid Time, 1 13H. while 700 infected More however, was year. he is with he earn the short end. as usual. of the disease, Wiriewater. astonishing, (pack company pace Also ran — Fair H«»ro. Poindexter. were removed to clean waters of which Market Wise's victory, the way he could master. SOUND EFFECT a Charcer. a Saranitp. Ballarosa. Flame birds This is the largest flight SIXTH RACE —STRAIGHT Vine. Joanny. My Lawyer and Pimlico Lady. food and are recov- did it and the time he did it in. Shoot Scheduled has to be given a chance. and wholesome we h^e any authentic know let Deyoe LEAD, VINTAGE TORT, THE Hawthorne Results Small- Whirly had moved past William SECOND RACE—Pur». «1.100: claim- ering. and the first in this vicinity. THIRD RACE —F1RO/.EPORE. RHYMER. By the Associated Press. ing maidens 2-year-olds 5furlongs. More wildfowl died in Cherry er flocks have been noted in the Woodward's Fenelon rounding the D. C. Skeet Club 5 oo 3.80 By FIRST RACE —Pur. r. v.noo: claiming; Arthur C 'Howell) 8.30 SCOTCH TRAP, THROTTLE STRAIGHT LEAD always has 1690 6.8o Island marshes than Delaware lower bay area. It might mean p i turn for home and seemed to be A testimonial shoot for George 3->ear-o;ds and up β furlone.: Queen Lane «Gonzales) form at this 5 CO Tripod < Mora 5 50 will shoot the little on his usual down WIDE. shown good point Swiftness iurlongs Lauderkin (Peters) 3.10 2.60 and show to others. Goal to Go «Brooks) 9.'.JO 3.80 3.00 | Yellow Dragon (MerritD 3.00 ment service and supervision to stop Wise, them into a drive. A the National Capital Skeet Club good advantage. Latert 3.00 2.«0 put Time. 1 :473s. such outbreaks before they become sixteenth from home drew Rebels, ace five-man team of.the THROTTLE WIDE is a speedy Rankle (Yarberry) 4.00 Ako ran—Battle Star, Roll Eleven- Turn Fro Whirly Time. Golf Ace Might sort. SEVENTH RACE—MEMORY Cherry Play, Gold Charm. well started. out by almost a length. But 20 local club. Also ran—Sawwood Bolu?e. Miah, Alexander, the Carclir.-.-' BOOK. LANDLUBBER, Memphis. Good One Mickey's B;rl Ducks Unlimited officials through Skip yards out the long-tailed chestnut FOURTH RACE—Purse ? 1.500: claim- turn if of- CHANCE STAR. (Daily Double paia $52.50.) « a 3.000-mile aerial survey of the golfing ace, would pro bore in ire: .'i-year-olds and up: furlong? express suddenly slightly, MEMORY BOOK is the class Skin Deen «Mora» 4.10 2.80 2 40 Canadian breeding grounds this fered a lucrative job. But it would while Tufano's standard-bearer THIRD RACE—Pur^e. $l.OOO: claiming Roncat (Howell) 3.70 2.70 Of this field. LANDLUBBER 4-year-oids and un l1^ miles. Happy Lark Breen) 3.80 kept on the straight, and narrow Entries for Tomorrow Road (Phillips) 3.60 2.60 2 40 Time. 1:13's. closed a gap in his last and he Lonely Racing I Beau Do (Martin) 4.80 3.20 Also ran—Irish Moon. Red Wrack. Dom- and just hung his nose on the wire. may be the one to offer the stiff- Port Ο Call 'Calvin) 3 80 kin and Wake Robin. Frankly, Whirlaway looked a tired Time. 2:39. Park est argument. CHANCE STAR C Alone and race horse from his months of Hawthorne Park Rockingham Also ran—Kenyon Sleep FIFTH RACE—Purse $ 1.500: handicejv is consistent and Extended. and up; 1 mile and 70 yaris Associated Press. very dangerous. 3-year-olds steady campaigning. Β* the By the Associated Press. Hp Rolls «McCombsi IP 20 5 30 3 20 Masked «Pe'ers) 2.90 2.3'» the FIRST «1.000 A RACE—Purse. special General "On Ball! Winner!" FOURTH RACE—Purse. «1.100: claim- So fast did roar down the FIRST RACE—Purse. $800: claiming 3 00 they weights; maidens". .Ί-year-olds and upward; ing and uc furlongs. AlWsandro <3nyder> l-year-olds and upward: H furlongs. ."-year-olds 4 H furlongs. Mordccai (Crwickshank> 20. JO s.Sn ό Ίο Time. 1:4 stretch that Market Wise was vSkeeter lo8 Wooi __ 110 Brave Up _ lis xField Briar .. 107 Also ran—Ingomar, Saguenay 2d ajid Whodunit 115 Wulfstan 115 Joan i. «Garner» 5.SO 4.00 clocked in 3:2045 for the 2-mile xMr. Mais 107 Houral 112 War Relic First Over (MacAndrew) 3 40 Rpnger 2d. HAIR CREATES ."> Winamac THAT'S THE IMPRESSION HANDSOME xBlack John 107 Myrica 115 KSavinc Grace 105 Maetown 11 grind, one full second under the 110 Maefleet 113 Hugood 113 Time. 1:10. Fairab IIS xTea Gossip Also ran—Extra S:ep. Dusky Duke. Al- SIXTH RACE—Purse. *15.000 add*d 100 Blossom Oueen 114 Ugin 11» North American mark Exterminator xStray Chord 115 Tetragal lianct. Fleataway, Book Plate and F. rever Havr·» de Grace Handicap: .'i-year-olds and 1H4 xJoy Bet 1 ok xClaro 108 xTurkey Hash 110 xBarway up l1· miles. 21 104 $Red Meadow 1 05 Prince. set years ago. xWonona 107 xDisinherit In Governor's Pictor «Peters» 13.90 6.40 3 00 xSally I. 104 Helen Ward _ 1(1» 'Cap «I 100: allow- D'.t 'Bierman 4.10 2 OO Market Wise Needs Nursing. xFair Jule 110 Maihigh 112 SECOND RACE—Purse, *800: claiming: FIFrH RACE—Purse. ance-: 3-vear-olds and un: furlongs. Bip Pebble 2.30 4-year-olds and upward: 6 furlonRs Time. 1 :51. xAll Time High 108 Ο Play -MacAndrew 1 So 4<> \'.SO The $7.325 Market Wise picked Bully Tune. Ill· Also ran—The Chief, Royal Man and RACE—Purse. $1.000: claim- Telratown 112 Reversal 11(1 Torch Gleam Robertson) 3.80 3.00 him a bankroll of SECOND At 4.60 Here Goes. Up gave $56.415, ing .i-vear-olds and upward; 0 furlongs Discobolo 113 xJudfry 108 Narragansett Off Guard (Yarberry) 112 Time. 1:1Π. which is fair for a fellow Texas Way __ 109 She's Right 107 Glenbroom 113 xMaeline pretty Associated Press. D mas. Fair Haste. Shut SEVENTH RACE—Purse. $1.000: claim- Patched Pants 109 xFlush 110 «Last Frontier I IB Miss Co-Ed __ 112 By the Also ran—Sî who was as a Eye. Owasse and Brutus. ing 4-year-olds and up. 1 Λ miles running $1,500 plater xFree Miss 101 C. C. Curtiss lllit Swing Band. 110 Savant 113 PAWTUCKET, R. T.. Sept. 27 — xPolly Hygro 101 Barbara S. 112 Busy Fingers »Mora> 5 90 3.70 2.80 as a 2-year-old. 6.80 4.30 Pleione 115 xFlying Bonnet 107 THIRD RACE—-Purse, $800: claiming: D. Riddle's War Relic won SIXTH RACE— Pur.-r «5,000. added: Crimson Lancer 'De Camiiiis) Cotton lis Samuel Hawthorne Speed Handicap: 3-year-olds Chariene (Keip°r) 3.20 While he proved a bargain to shy xBluefield 107 King l-year-olds and upward; β furlongs. xMiss Balko 107 xSwing Queen.. 110 J xPalio 111 Flosilda 113 the $10,000 added Governor's Handi- and up; ο furlongs. Time. 1 :49«s. supporters, returning $10.90 for each Jurabov 115 xCharming 107 xMinstrel Wit.. Ill Dovie Lou 113 Crossbow II Brook-» 14.20 0.20 4.00 Also ran—Idle Nieht Leonardtowr.. Ivy
__ 1 13.80 tf.80 X. Streamer. Mary's Lassie. Lena Girl, xAriel Rose 101 Best Quality 118 Blackbirder Liberty Torch __ 113 Al*. Lizzie (Wielander) S2 win he been one of 316 today to bring the Narragansett ticket, has Baba lltî Guy Fawkes 116 cap Smacked (Richard) 3.40 Woodville, Odenthus and Overcall. season to a the year's best buys so far as Tufano Black Look 116 Racing Association's Time. 1:12*5. THIRD RACE—Purse. SI.000; claiming; AJso ran—Cadmium. Shaun G.· Com- EIGHTH RACE—Purse. $1,000: claim- was Mrs. close. concerned. Isabel Dodge 4-year-olds and upward: l'« miles. FOURTH RACE—Purse. $800: claiming; \ mencement. Doublrab, Bulldinger, Equistar ing: 4-year-olds and up; 1Λ miles Boston Sounds 114 o' War Sloane him tak- Westcan 114 1-year-olds and up: H furlongs. The 3-year-old son of Man and Woodsaw. No Endinc «Dupps) 6 60 3.8o 3.00 bought originally, xLillian Roth Three Sands 114 10H Mollie Gal 113 Dark Level lie covered the course in 1:51 Cisneros «Howell» 3.60 2.80 him out of the 1939 xHadalad 100 xAutograph 1 <»H ; l's-mlle Schley Al Holiday. Bright.Sonina. Shorts, Gov. racing 114 Skipped 111 Mint Sand (Carroll) 5.20 3.80 Cornwallis Royce G. Martin's Haltal was 4.40 Sholts and Murph. ft able only last December, bought Southland Gem. 114 Patapsco 'Beverly) FIFTH RACE—Purse, $800: claiming; third. 5 lengths back, and Phil Time. 1 :4S. him at a private sale for $1,000. 2-year-olds; 6 iurlongs. j Also ran—Alcinous. Fredda T. Mr. Schwartz's fourth The claim- ! Layaway 10!» Irish Ivy 110 Napper Tandy, Smith, Valdina Joe, Essjaytee and Jay horse's right front foot has been FOURTH RACE—Purse. $1.000; Graceful 110 } ing. 2-year-olds, H furlongs Arieante 106 Very i and last in the small field. Bird. Results ever since he came to Weesgone 113 Big Parade 113 Narragansett ailing the Κ Mixer 110 Karlspar 110 In Batik us Four in Hand _ 111 The victory. War Relic's ninth the Associated Press. races, and Trainer George Wash- Bubble Girl 107 xMiss Militant 102 EIGHTH RACE—Purse. $1.000: claim- By xNoble Saxon 1<»0 Anna-A-Vish 111 17 starts this season, boosted his ing: 4-year-olds and up; 1 Λ miles. FIRST RACE—Purse. *1.100: claiming: the ion SIXTH RACE—Purse, $800, claiming; j 'Chiere (Baits) 0.20 10.40 «R0 ington Carroll, old jockey, has Timber King 114 Chicwin two : .T-vear-olds and up; β furlones. 115 1 miles. earnings to $89.165. Only weeks 4.20 4.00 3.00 .T OO to watch Ground Clipper 110 Tasseled Girl | 3-year-olds: Λ i •Hermina B. (Brooks» Athelhilda «Craie» 6.10 5.00 him as carefully as a baby 112 xValdina Knave 108 xSkagway 108 4.60 Keekee .. 115 Tom Reay the Riddle colt humbled the Killarney Lass tCruickshank) Buck's Image (Hettinaer) 15.60 7.80 xValdina Lord 111 Catch-Me-Not- 112 ago with colic. Look Out Rascal 110 Golden Monk.. lis I ! Time. 1 :4S*:s. Myrna Lee (BriRZS) 4.00 106 Octobre Onze 1 on at this same track xMlllo 105 Miah 110 ί Angry Waters mighty Whirlaway Also ran—Chance Ray. Valdina Leo. Jim- 1:13. Avril 106 Stiver Β 113 Time. Mix 110 xPremier ; in the Narragansett Special. mie Tom. Gold Color, Perplex Brown Slave Also ran—Rural Mail. Nectar. Listaro. SEVENTH RACE—Purse. claim- 1 $8oo: and Little Pinkey. Tea Hour. Winery. Alley. Mitza. Savant ing; 4-year-olds and upward: 1Λ miles. War Relic was a favorite. heat for ftm Belmont Park Results 3'i-to-lO •Dead position. and Updo. FIFTH RACE—Purse, $1,000; claiming: xSomali 113 xCountry Lass 105 Br the Associated ..lli Press. 2-year-olds: 6 furlongs. xJim Blazes 113 xGigi $1.10«: claim- Tone —114 Close Kin 118 Supreme Flag 11* SECOND RACE—Purse- FIRST RACE—Purse, fl.sno: allow- Bezioue 11.1 Jewel and up: 6 furlong1·. K17 Overluck .107 xHasty Wire 113 Tornado llf ins:: 3-year-olds ances; steeplechase: 3-year-olds and up: Sissy Bones- «Connolly» 8.50 4 5o 3.30 ion Carmen 11(1 King Neptune 113 Erin's Sun Hi Hard Loser about 2 miles. Miss CPdar xMiss «Dattilo» 4.50 3.30 -.105 StePhie 10, Dainty Ford Redlands (ScotO 3.00 3.00 2.70 xMention Selections for Τomorrow Valdina Jack (Durando) 3.20 Lady .102 Pompe Bonne 111 EIGHTH RACE—Purse. $800: claiming; Farragut «Clements' 5.00 3.40 xDouble Racing Time. 1:l22k. Lord prospect 110 Mac's Cottage (Ringgold) 3.50 Brilliant Hope .112 4-.vear-olds and upward; 11'„ miles. Also ran—Copin. Noble Boy. Seamyth. Pet loti Skipper Jack .110 105 SicklebiU 11 f Time. 3:40 xAunl xMiss Mogul Belmont Consensus (Fast). Belmont (Fast) Jane Vito. Sun Ivy and Hittie. xGav Thorn 102 xLady Infinity 102 xStalagmite 108 xMannerly II* Also ran—Canio and Fire Light. By the Louisville Times. (Daily Double paid $26.» Orlando Girl 107 Port Watch ._ 110 Pradis 113 xWinter Sea __ll< By the Associa ted Press. xGeneva Cross 113 Cave Hill 11? X—Gallant Sun «1 loo: claiming: SECOND X—Hi-Kid, Gallant Stroke, Rissa. Stroke, Galomar, THIRD RACE—Purse. RACE—Purse. $1.500; allow- xBonnie Vixen 105 xPrunay 11( j furlongs. ances; 2-year-old? 6 iurlongs. SIXTH RACE—Purse. *1,100: claiming: Rissa. 3-year-olds and up: 6 1 mile and 70 2—Little Pitcher, Silver Grail, Star 13.60 T.PO 4.7(1 Forswear tSchmidl) J8.SO 9.20 Hiio 3-yenr-olds and upward: Gay Balko «Hettinger) χ Apprentice allowance claimed. Star Air Chute 'Atkinson* 7.60 4.7(1 Social Waygal (Meadei 4.50 :{.in yards. 2—Magician, Philarmonic, and 110 Pari Sucre 107 Clear and fast. Quest. 'Meloche) 3.6<] XJmbril 5J0 He Man Quest. Dan Cupid a Business Time. 1:114 xWilliam Palmer 11.Ί Brown Ben 11Λ 3—Firozepore, Throttle Wide, Scotch Time. 1:1 *21 λ Hair 110 xEarliana 104 ran—Lady Val. Dinner Jacket. In- Also ran—Ute. a Time Svelte. xDear Yankee 3—Throttle Wide, Alhalon, Marogav. Also Big Megl. 104 Trap. and i Golden Story. Whimbrel. Enhance. Bright xlmpenetrable 4—Pony Express, Bean to Bean, fldox Spandau. Legion and Miss Q Belmont Park 4—Zorawar, Bless Me, Bean by First Fiddle. FOURTH RACE—Purse. *1.200: claim- a Mrs. M. Briener and A. Curie? entry. Bean. SEVENTH RACE—Purse. $1.000: claim- ] By the Associated Press. ing: 3-year-olds and up; l1-» miles ^ iDail.v Double Daid the Sky Raider, $44.20.) ing: 4-year-olds and upward; 1 '« miles. Cheesestraw, Spare 15—Spare Rod, Speedy Josie «Dattilo) 7.60 3.70 2.7C .100 Romeo. 114 FIRST RACE—Purse. $1.500: claiming 5—Sky Raider, VITALIS xCity Boy Odesso Straw. Orcades (Delara» 3.80 2.6(1 4-year-olds and up: 7 furlongs. Cheese the THIRD RACE—Purse, ¥1.500; special xDecourcy ion xWhipstitch 10H The Rod. j Image (Hettinger) 3.0f and Hi-Kid 111 Armacnac 111 Holl «eights, maidens: 3-year-olds and up; xGram 108 xEmporium 109 6—1The Rhymer, Straight Lead. 1:53 Ν !,'« 115 10.' Port, The Time, ^ miles. Speedy Sauaw 111 xRound Heel ion xNoroton xAttracting 6—Straight Lead, Vintage Also ran—Valdina Dream. Top Staff Galvale 111 Maydig 11] Unerring. Dancing Archie iDonosoi 5.40 4.4<> 3 70 Deduce 114 xStella Mc 100 Rhymer. American Money, Cloudy Night WORKOUT"! Fortification __ 114 Settler lti* Best Seller Young" 5.so 4 on I xCardibre ion xRosin 100 Early 7—Kahrite, Chance Star, Memory Coi 100 xMontime ion xPeter Porter 106 Young County 111 7—Landlubber, Chance Star, Mem- "ÔO-SECOND to Air Marshal iWestrope) 5.30 Baby Norma Joy Book. FIFTH RACE—Purse. $1.300; allow- ,ft Sicondi Time. l:44's. i Star Stepper 114 Falsweep 106 xRissa 112 xRheanus lot Gallant Stroke 118 Infinite101 ory Book. ances: 2-year-olds: 6 furlongs Also ran—Romanic, New City, Haut xLady Best bet—Gallant Stroke. 11.50 4.60 3.3f to Ruh—Circula- Sun Oalomar il4 Trapeze Artist__ 11" Muy Vestido (Briggs) Mond. Celaeno and Easy Blend. Best bet—Zorawar. < 3.40 2 8f SO Second* EIGHTH RACE—Purse, $1.000: claim- Ara-Ornis 115 Allmar 111 Bingo Bridget McCreary» (Dattilo) 3.T( the scalp quickens—thein- r —γμιι» ing; :i-year-olds and up; 1miles. Abmeres 115 Miquelon 111 Coholga tion of oil is "60-beconu FOURTH RACE—Purse. $2.000: claim- xJim Lipscomb 112 Razor Sharp 107 Ken's Pop 111 Ballast Reef 111 Consensus (Fast). Time. 1:12. necessary Vitalis Rockingham (Fast). Rockingham ran—W H. Kelly. Bright Acre flow of dandruff—helps ing: 3-year-olds and up: 1 Λ mile? xMiss Pittypat ion Bachelor's Bower 117 Also vegetable routs loose hair By the Associated Press. By the Louisville Times. Brastown and Burgoo Dinner. The pure nat- falling Spanish Duke «SchmidD 11.50 5.00 3.30 Wicked.. 112 xSylvanDell 117 SECOND RACE—Purse, $1.500: claim creased. excessive hair. Hard Jester (Mrade) 3.*20 '2.50 Brilliant Light. 117 Asa el D 112 Blossom Vitalis supplement on a prevent ing: maidens; 2-year-olds; « furlongs. 1—Ugin, Woof, Queen. 1—Ugin. Joy Bet, Maefleet. Handi- oils of takes keep your Advocator Œads) 3.10 xCantata ion Merry Ways 100 Magician 115 xLittle Pitcher_ 11< SIXTH RACE—The Governor's hair —helps you 2—Last Maeline, Miss Co- Discobolo. Savant. SI 0.000, added. 3-year-oldi oils—your Time. 1 :443*. xBirdlea 100 Some Count 112 Brave Friar 113 Plantaganet— lis Frontier, 2—Glenbroom, cap: purse. ural lustre. Also ran—Marriage, General Mowlee. Stairs ion xBud-On 104 Burgaway 113 xStar Quest loi and up. I'e miles natural ed. Torch, Black Look. 8 70 2.40 ou fresh, Laatokka. Play House. xCatechism 102 xMarfeu __ ion Sound Effect 113 Grail 11 : 3—Liberty War Relic (Atkinson) Sityer 3.40 ou Innuendo 112 xDeep Rock 107 3—Guv Black Look, Min- « Equifax «Craie» Topless Tower__ 115 Philharmonic^. Ill Fawkes, Flosilda. ou FIFTH RACK—The Jockey Club Gold York River 113 strel Wit. Rojo. Wakita. Haltal (McCreary) Cup Handicap; purse. $10.000 added: 3- 4—Epitaph, Nopalosa Time. 1:51. NINTH (SUBI RACE—Purse. $1.000: Also ran—Napper Tandy. year-olds and upward; 2 miles. THIRD RACE—Purse. $1 500: 4—Myrna Lee, Foggy Day, Nopalosa 5—Big Parade, Very Graceful, claiming: 3-year-olds and up; H furlongs. claiming Market Wise (James) 10.PO 2.50 Out 4->par-olds and up: 6 furlongs. Valvesta ... 115 Toms Party __ 115 Irish Ivy. *1.300: allow Whirlaway 107 Exonerate 115 6—Skagway, Silver B., Valdina October Onze. Blue Warrior (Connolly) 3.30 t.H< Also Pierre. jxMelvaJane. xStlmult 10H __ ran—Abbe 107 xPelter 107 Panoruscope lli 3 7( j xBombastic Knave. 7—Gigi, Country Lass, Supreme Full Cry (Atkinson ) I Merrymood 115 xGrey Flash 107 Time 1:4.14s. SIXTH RACE—Purse. $2.000 addPd: FOURTH RACE—Purse. $1,500; allow I xTall Oak 113 Donnagina 115 Tor- Flag. Also ran—Rough News. Gay Man. Hi Sty clas« C; 3-year-olds and ances; 2-year-olds; 6 iurlonus. 7—Country Lass, Hasty Wire, jraded handicap, __ xBaby Therese. 107 PlayMay 112 Sentinel and Sliver Tower. xSquadron 106 Zorawar _ Bonnie lip: 7 furlongs. xMy Mommy 107 Morning Mail 115 11( nado. j 8—Winter Sea, Sicklebill, Birch Rod (Coule) 5.30 3 60 2.*n j Batter Up 116 Penobicot Bay- 111 allowance claimed. 8—Winter Bonnie Vixen. EIGHTH RACE—Purse. SI.600: allow Schenck «Donoso) 6.80 4.70 xApprentice Gallant Dick __ 111 Bless Me lli Sea, Prunpy, and 2Λ miles. éoeBlenweed «Roberts) 3.60 Clear and fast. Hard Blast 116 Wait n Bit 11» Best bet—Gigi. ances; 3-year-olds up: Vixen. j (Mccreary) 4.90 3.40 2.8( Time. 1:24 3s. Pony Express _ 116 Hackle IK Santiago Naval Bean By Bean. 116 First Fiddle lit Best Lee. Conrad Mann (Delaraï 4.80 3.3! Also ran—Olympus, b Dandy Fox. Bet—Myrna 3.81 Reserve. Pretty Pet. The Finest, Third Yukon 111 Automaton HI Hawthorne (Good) Black One iMcMullenl 3:51 >s. Covey and Devil's Crag. Landslide 111 Highborough __ 111 Time, Hawthorne (Fast).· Sake, Sir Bmer b Calumet Farm entry. Show Listed xBourbon Town 106 Fair Call 111 By the Louisville Times. Also ran-—Goodness Dog Trials, By the Chicago Daily Times. Weary Flower and Rhiniz. j ! 1—Grave Up. Disinherit, Myrica. — Futurity Stakes; FIFTH RACE—Purse. $2.000; allow SEVENTH RACE 1—Field Briar, Wonana, Brave Up. claiming $25.000 added; 2-year-olds; H'2 fur- Foxhunters' ances: 3-year-olds and upward: 6 furlongs i 2—C. C. Curtiss, Patched Pants. NINTH RACE—Purse. $1.100: By Group Par and up: 1Λ miles. onts. Avion ll!l Spare the Rod II! 2—Texas Pleione, C. C. Curtiss. •1-year-olds 1 fniree. The Way, Miss Balko. 18.80 9.00 5.2' t Special Dispatch to Star. Cheese Straw __ 11!» Sky Raider 11! Sun High (Hettinger) Some Chance «Eads) 19.20 7.0O 4.1X1 j Emdale. H.5< the Port Alibi 11!» Cadenxa lit 3—Janepola, Three Sands, Southland Repeller (Atkinson) 11.10 hair makes a favor- Look your best—win approv- a Devil Diver Shut Out, Anibras. Contradic- ances; 3-year-olds and upward; 1 mile. lando Girl. Vitalis and let a Golden Monk. and Hand and Glove. ness life. Get today tion. Dogpatch, Apache. Cassis, Nipsicklf ι will be held October 13 to 17, with Llanero 104 Belay __ 11: ond Workout" give your personal Son of War 111 Lead II 6—William Work- »nd b Ramillies at Willis Hall, near Straight Palmer, Impenetrable, 5—Jeweltone, Lady Infinity, Men- business- Vitalis and the "60-Second aGreentree Stable and Manhassett Sta- headquarters xUnerring lo.'t xViniage Port__ 101 the crisp, Pari Sucre. tion. appearance to hair— lle entry. Laurel. The Rhymer 108 a Shipmate 11 I 1 that favorable atten- out" help you handsome xDeimos 106 Em- Bowlers Needed like look gets bBreymann Stable entry. The will be held the 7—Speedy Squaw, Decourcy, 6—Brown Ben, He Man, William Young and puppy derby a A. C. Bostwick entry. j wh< — and chance. greater popularity! Palmer. Boys 16 years old and under tion gets you your EIGHTH RACE—Purse. $£.500: claim- first two days and the all-age event porium. ■ in a thi ing: .t-yrar-olds and up; 1 Va mile·; The bench show SEVENTH RACE—Purse, $2.000: claim 8—Brilliant Light, Jim Lipscomb, Montime. Fallsweep. want to bowl junior league the remaining days. ing; 3-year-olds and 1', miles. [ 7—Decourcy, fun Mica iGarza» 15.00 H.HO 5.4Γ upward; i Cantata season are requested to write Ralpl __ Birdlea. Miss Sptin Can (Roberts) 17.40 9.3< is scheduled for October 14. Entries Resolute II, 10B Cagot 101 8—Bud-On, Pittypat, A Product trt 1 471! ! οf Bristol-My B" .cht Gra" (Westrope) 3.9C Landlubber ___ 113 xAlimany Kld__ ΙΟ Substitutes—Valesta, Dutch Dame, Donna Kaiser et Petworth Alleys, from Maryland, Virginia, West Vir- Kahyrite lOfl XCove Pelter, Baby 9—'Tex Star, j ^irae, 2:31 ββπηβ._ 101 Georgia avenue N.W., stating name *'so ran—Short Distance. Starlike. L« I and the District Chance Star.-.. 113 Memory Bod 11 r Thereie. Gin*. ginia, Pennsylvania χ AND "60-SECQND WORKOUT" Jr Kai-H:, Gen. L., Fiery Steel. Dancett] ^ftowaaca eliomed. age,