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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY. JUNE 16, 1936. A- -0- 24 SMILIPP JACK: A Cheerful Sendoff! ,114 1 JACK: A Cheerful Sendoff! I DerbylTRACK ILIN. Chicago Derby at Hawthorne Attracts 26 Chicago gp, TRACK STARS TO MENACE NI CI AI MARKS THIS WEEK COTTINOHAM IS WINNER IN DASH AT HAViTHORNE TT1N HAtil Is 11 I 1 I I GOTTA SAY GOODBYE! I JUST LEASED TH' OLD STICKVILLE AIRPORT i II I. MAYBE IF THEY DON'T PECK YOU UP FIRST ---IN LITTLE PIECES! gr5EM 71 :2 111 1, Zs '-STICKVILLE SAY ARE YOU LOOSE IN TH' CONTROL WIRES 1 THAT PLACE IS JINUED IT CLOSED BECAUSE OF SO MANY 1 TS IoENTS 5AY -911111t1 4 TH' THAT 1111 U5E 1111 -I 11111111 MS.

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Of 1. tit '-4 ii i IF TrIbtroo-14 T. New, STntlieet-o Ito Owens, Peacock, Williams to Compete. Bamboo, Threadneedle Are Beaten. Continued from page 21, column 7.

THE ACE TRACKS I TN 5 TN PACE 'TRACKS I 1111 FORM CHART HAWTHOIZNE ODD JOCKIES The books closed for the tenth running of the $15,000 added Chicago Derby yesterday and 26 thoroughbreds, the best field ever nominated for the event, were paid up and eligible to go. Among the good 3 year olds now in training only Granville was absent when Racing Secretary -Reeder began drawing up the weights which will be announced today. The winners of seven derbies are listed for Hawthorne's feature stake which will be run Saturday at the mile and a quarter route. The Fighter won the Texas Derby, He Did won the Santa Anita Derby, Rushaway won the Louisiana, Illinois and Latonia derbies, Hollyrood won the Detroit Derby and Holl Image won the Arkansas Derby. Eastern nominations are headed by C.

V. Whitney's pair of Tatterdemalion and Bright Plumage, the Brookmeade stable's Gean Canach, Mrs. Silas Mason's He Did, and Mrs. Peter Widener's Dnieper. E.

R. Bradley named Bow and Arrow and Baby Talk and Hal Price Headley hopes for another one-two with Hollyrood and Sparta, which topped them all at Detroit Saturday. California is to be represented by Norman Church's Valinat Fox. The complete list: Horse. Owner.

Termination Northway stable Valiant Fox Northway st able Sangreal Milky Way Farm The Fighter Milky Way Farm He Did Mrs. S. B. Mason Bow and Arrow E. R.

Bradley Baby Talk E. R. Bradley Holdum Brown H. Klein Rushaway A. G.

Tarn Irish Ford Three D's stock farm Gyral Chicago stable Wayalof Mrs. A. Sabath Dnieper Mrs. P. A.

B. Widener Carvola E. K. Bryson Holl Image Superior stable The Hare A. Pelleteri Doran Peletri Gan Canach Brookmeade stable Split Second King Ranch Sir Jim James D.

W. Duffy Tugboat Frank L. Roberts 0 I lyrood He Priee Headley Sparta Hal Price Headley J3ilIbo P. Petellier Tatterdemalion C. V.

Whitney Bright Plumage V. Whitney Rushaway arrived at Hawthorne early last night. Four other Tarn horses and eight owned by J. L. Roberts in the same ear.

SUFFOLK DOWNS ENTRIES. FIRST RACEPurse $1,000. 2 year old maiden fillies, 5 furlongs: tWillow Wand 1121 Glad Wings 112 Strider 112 Jewell Dorset ...112 Swift Flash 112 Consistent 11'2 Trauwina 1121Careini Miss .112 Lady Mil ly 11'2 Sleep Well 112 Traitress 1121 Bersere 112 Beacon Queen Miss 11'2 tR. W. Collins entry.

SECOND RACEPurse :1,000. Claiming, 3 year olds. 6 furlongs: Tugboat Frank-110 Miss Subway 102 El Content .105 Swap 110 Retired .110 Early Call 110 Vittn Jrtv 105 Make It 105 kiContento 105 Retired 110 Lunt Joy' 105 sNitrise 100 arise low FIRST RACEPurse 1,000, claiming, 2 year olds, furlongs: Horse. P. P.

Wt. Joe Ity. Odds. Goldman .10 102 No boy 15-1 Valiant Boy .11 111 E. Gross 15-1 Dark Prince 7 3,09 L.

Balaski 2-1 Norman O. 'I 113 J. McCoy 15-1 Skeeter 11 101 E. Arcaro 5-1 Arthur B. 12 3 02 R.

Dotter 12-1 Disarray 13 103 No boy 8-1 Countnss Mario 5 106 No boy 5-1 Pep Talk 1 113 C. Corbett 10-1 Grace Caromo 2 106 W. B'arrette 30-1 Charwitch 4I 101 J. Nolan 20-1 Frank C. 4 107 No boy 30-1 Maxine B.

6 106 H. Albrecht 12-1 Who Said 9 106 L. Haas I 2-1 ble of running a half mile as fast as it Is ever run should he really be pushed for the whole distance is the judgment of most track coaches. Whether Don Lash of Indiana who cracked the world's two mile record with an amazing performance last Saturday will smash any more records in the national intercollegiate depends on whether he runs one race, or two. He is entered in the 1,500 meters 100 yards short of a mile, and the 5,000 meters three and one-eighth miles and may not run Lash is pointing for either the 5,000 or the 10,000 meters in the Olympic games.

Levy Best in Discus. In the field events there is as much class as on the cinders this year. Levy of Stanford is picked to crack the meet record in the discus by ten feet. Carpenter of Southern California can also crack the meet discus record. Terry of Hardin-Simmons college in Texas, who held the American javelin record at 222 feet until last week, will attempt to get it back.

With a whole army of high jumpers who can go well over 6 feet, 5 inches and a half dozen who have bettered 6 feet, 7 inches, almost anything can happen in this event. The jump will be run off Friday afternoon. Meadows and Sefton of Southern California have been flirting with the pole vault world's record of 14 feet 418 inches all season, but neither has quite reached it yet. In the broad jump Jesse Owens may get plenty of trouble from Enlace Peacock of Temple, who is one of the slim list of five men in the whole world who has ever cleared 26 feet. I Copyright; 193(: By Regal Press, Inc.

(Daily Racing Form FIRST RACEFive and one-half furlongs. Purse $1000. Net value to winner. $1.00: second. $200: third.

$5: Jonah. $2. Weather clear; track last. Horse and tricky Wt PP St 2i. 2, Str Fin Owner En odds JAW ti REARER I.

A.RoberCn .115 12 6 22 24 1 I 1 2 MilkyWayFarm 1.30-1 OVER PLAY 1L.Pa1aski 1 115 11 9 71 61 64 21 ShandonFarm 6.00-1 WOODBERRY 11.W.Fisher 115 7 a it ihr 23 3.1, L.B.Combs 16.80-1 VIAJERO I ILAIbrecht 115 10 7 51i 3, 32 41 ValdinaFarm 25.80 -1 71MBERLINE I P.Keester 1 116 2 5 8h 4k 41 51 Mrs.J.M.Irwin 22.10-1 tl ALLANT EAGLE I Arearo1.115 1 4 4f 52 5i 62 Calume Farm 2.20-1 WATER I Deciunillisl 115 6 12 S4 84 72 71 C.M.Relly 51.60-1 IT ERMOSILLO 117.Corbettl .11 5 5 8 112 Oa Si A.Pellteri 41.20-1 'SIAM lit-Morris 115 4 2 Ill i 12 10h Oh BomarSta. 51.60-1 REY SIMON W. Moran I 115 8 1 61 7i 02 102 TranouillityF. 332.10-1 'IMMERSAL J.MeCoY 1 115 3 10 10,1 1011 112 i 12 W.J.Eynch 51.60-1 CONRAD MANN 1 Lliaas 1 115 9 1 1 12 114 12 12 T.C.Worden 92.70-1 'Field. Time.

:23 2-5. :47 1-5, 1:00 3-5. 1:07 4-5. Two dollar mutuels paid: Jaw Preaker. $1.00 $4.00 place.

S2.80 show: Overplay. place. S3.60 show; Woodherry. $7.00 show. Winner trained by IL MeGarvey.

Went to Post at 2:21. At nost 3 minutes. Start good from Bahr vate. Won easily; place driving. JAW PREAHER.

making his first start and havintr speed rom the start. forced the early pace under mild restraint. nuiekly shook off WOOD BERRY when urged in the final onarter anti raced iroenly after drawing clear. but held his lead safe. OVERPLAY.

taken to inside sUOn after the Wart mid slow to respond to pressure, came with good speed Own On outside in the stretch. WOODBERRY. on inside alter eighth. displayed good speed from the start. but weakened near the end.

SECOND RACESix and one-half furlongs, out of chute. Purse $1.000. Net value in winner. S700: second. S200: third.

S15. fourth. $25. AQUEDUCT RESULTS. FIRST RACEPurse $900, claiming, 2 year olds, 5 furlongs: Alexandrine.

107 lYagerl 3-1 1-1 1-" Good Trade. 110 Peterel 7-5 7-10 Silver Palm, 113 1 Gilbert 4-5 Time. :59 4-5. Balleroy, Twosome, Gumption, Sensational, Wanderobo, Thomas Heir Apparent. and Heart Play ran.

SECOND RACEPurse $000, the Web Carter Selling Handicap, 4 year olds and up, '2 miles: F. Feathers, 143 G. Walker 1-1 1-3 out Persian Prince. 130 ll Duffy 0-5 1-2 J. Poindexter, 134 EN.

Brown 7-5 Time, 4:20 4-5. Dim Chance, Lou Andre, and Seafaring Dan ran. THIRD RACEPurse $900, maiden 2 year olds, 5 furlongs: Traulove, 115 Gilbert 4-1 8-5 4-5 Grins, 115 Kiirtsinger I 0-1 3-1 Gold Cross. 115 Stout 3-1 Time. :58 4-5 Maespur, Monument, Gay Jack, Little Maxie, Savage, and Muscatine ran.

FOURTH RACEPurse 11.200, the Helmet handicap, class 3 year olds and uti, furlongs Dill Farnsworth. 112 llyoUd 1-1 1-4 Pullman, 115 1-3 out Ponapeys Pillar, 122 1 Richtis I t-5 Time, 1 :17 3-5. Scotch Bun and Jesting ran. FIFTH RACEPurse $000. claiming, 3 year olds and up, furlongs: Elwawa.

110 FL. Coffman I 3-5 1-5 Armstrong 107 Tinker 2-1 Chentelle. 112 I J. Westrope 3-5 Time. 1 :19 1-5.

Red Badge. Lady Camelot. Bramble Run. and Our Chalice ran. SIXTH RACEPurse 8000, claiming, 3 year olds and up, tiki; furlongs: Tuttieurio, 110 W.

Horn 2-1 4-5 She Knows. 103 Tinker 4-5 Dame Quickly. 100 Coffman 4-1 Time. 1 :20. Black Mischief.

Fervid. Dedication. and Soldiers Dream ran. SEVENTH RACEPurse SOIM, claiming-, 3 year olds. 1 mile Speed.

115 I Seaho 7-5 2-5 1-fl Whichaway. 112 Ray 1-1 1-2 Polywhisk. 110 11. Hanford" 7-5 Time, 1 :40. Chief Yeoman, Prevention, and Waster ran.

SUFFOLK DOWNS RESULTS. Str Fin OWIIPI En n.ids I i 1 I 11 1 14 I i l'N4 I 51 514 314 2, Mrs.1....C.Band 9.10-1 I 9 61, 511 :11 i X.Ruell 19.10-1 2i 21i 2, i 41 5.20-1 81 71 tili 511 Mrs.E.Oros 22.S0-1 4 34 4 02 NmDeneinark 20.20-1 6E, 9 Ni 1 E.K.r,rY:F011 2.50-1 83 9 83 57.10-1 4 1 .1, 9 J.A.Davis 3.20-1 7 5 4 Hortw and inky PP WELL HEELED P.Knested .111314 1 CANTERON IASheflutmerl HO 5 SHASTA BROOM 111.11auerj 110 8 THREAT tE.Arearol .113 ti DANDY DANCER EG.liultas1 10614 3 RALPH I I I o71 7 BLACK SCOUT J.Reniek I 107 JOLYON 1J.Dil 110 KOLEY BEY I L.Balaski -0-- Time. :23 4-5. :48 1:14 4-5. 1:21 1-5.

Two dollar mumels Well Ileete0. S8.40 straight. place. show: Cameron. place.

S23.00 show: Broom. $S00 show. Winner trained by C. E. Dale.

Went to bust at At post 5 minutes. Start good from gate. Won handily; place driving. WELL HEELED. rushed to the front on inside and given a breathing spell nu the turn.

continued Avith determination under occasional light Ill treleti and withstood CANTERON'S ltIi 10 Wifl handily. La Her. on inside rarly. but talien out when approaehing he Foretell. boldly in a effort.

SHASTA BROOM. a WPY hut unable to hold the advantage. 1st inull ground early and finished -well atter having gradually improved his position th filial five-six h'enths. THIRD RACESix and noe-hal e. Net value to winner.

Sl200 ltiiril I Daily dolihle. 1,1 :11,.1 STANFORD SENDS 8 GOLFERS TO THIRD RACEPurse $1,000. claiming, 3 year olds, 6 furlongs: NV Kin 1051 Lt. Greenock .115 asked Gal 110 Black Toreador .103 Suprem 0 Makien.10 I( estoon 103 Keokee 115i Wise Will 114 Sandy Roy 1081 FOURTH RACEPurse $1,000, claiming. 4 year olds and up.

6 1 urlongs Field Chance IOSI On Rush 111 Rango .1 05. Lady I 03 Baehelor Dinner .107 Pi tter Pat 107 Golden Fa te 112 Great 103 FIFTH RACEPurse $1.500. grade handicap, 3 year olds and up. 1 1-16 miles: Swamp Angel 97, Sunanair 103 Leaume 103 One Chanee 9 Roustabout .1131 Boston Brook 109 1M albroult .103 RACEPurse claiming. 4 year olds( and up.

I 1-16 miles: Hickory Lady ....1111 Seawick 104 Red Roamer III Leonard Wilson I 11 Stone Martin ...108 Mar Pal 111 SEVENTH RACEPurse $1.000. claiming. 4 year olds and up. 1 3-16 miles On-ill .110 Allenfern 110 Long Bi II() Sweeperman 115 is Play ll.l Mt. Hood 115 Bull Market 1011 EIGHTH RACEPurse $1,000.

claiming. 3 year olds Mid up, milo and '70 yards: Laddie Stone 113 Happy Easter 109 S( nich Perrier 109, Would Dare 1121 General Farley Cold Sinn 105 Dalmatia 1,05 Busby 106 Alinveniicc allowance elalmed. Weather raining: track sloppy. DETKorr ENTR1Es. nnsT RACEpurse $800.

3 vea olds and up 6 furlong's: the poiut 11 ti i 4 ay Banner I MI Bachelor Miss 106 Morocco ...101 Barbara Lee 106 Sten In Time .1 II Roxana S. 96 1 Sheratan 106 Masked Clown 106 Rosy Boon 101 Little Peggy 116 Mount Auburn 1(11 SECCND RACEPurse $el)(1. claiming. 3 year olds and up. 6 furlongs GWYtt 101 Eeala 111 Imperial I I I I )unspri te 111 Shadowda wn 106 Verde Grey 106r Barney Allis 111 IlL)h Bottom 116 Brn Dr) tinily ee Society Editor 101 Drays 100 THIRD RAC EPurel i1kS010.

maidens. 3 year olds and tip. 6 furlongs: Slime Crop .111 Ca Leh Fly 311 I 00 War 106 Photography I 06 Purple Wing I III Milan LaCe I ill 1011 1 im ate Tea i ill I Bei lit Putt I ill Tax All 'rime 116 FOC RTH RACEPurse I(s01). maidens. 2 vear olds.

5 1 urionirs on ic Red I I 6 11.1 Ni Ronnie I 12 old Jake I I 5 I 1 5 Sun Frolle I 12 Bomar I 15 Dmina ninny FIFTH II ACEPurse I he Itoek wood. claiming 3 year olds and up. 6 urlongs: ania's Choice 1 PI i I nil ia ntown .112 tit'hisking Frani), Cat I 10 Sir Ten 105i itoy Myerson 105 SIXTH RACEPurse SS00. claiming, 3 year olds and up. 1 I -I 6 miles: Good Politian 1115i Dig miled I 07 Point Deck 1 131 Homer L.

101 Boy Valet 1071 Almaha 109 SEVENTH RACEPurse V010. claiming. 3 year olds. mile and 70 yards Soanish Art 1051 Runannick 103 Lovely Spy 102! In Front 110 Corum 110! Al marine 108 EIGHTH RACEPurse claiming, 3 YOM olds and up mile and 0 yards: Tempie Hill 101 Brown Hilda 105 4 All Rows 104 Axtel 110 'Nankin 101) Caw Caw 110 outside 105 Furled Flag 110 iictne 105 lliatina 110 All 110ws 10-1 Axtel 'Nankin 1011 Caw Caw ()Weide I Furled tu. 105 1:,1 I 31.1)()-1 22.10-1 1.20-1 I l'Jq)- PT' St i.

ir Fin Owtlyr 9 I I I I G.ILEthielf. 2 4 24 24 W.13.1tay 5.5 114 3nk ShaiRionFtirm W.H.Saway:t 5. 02 51 Ai re.A.Sabath 4,1 4 W.Day 7' 71 1-1t C.Troutt The Derby trial, at a mile and a sixteenth, tops today's card and gives seven eligibles a chance to prove their fitness to try for the $15,000. Bradley's Horsy and Wt FULL UP I J.Metos I 113 WRISKA RITA M.Calvert 1 103 MISS TWINKLE I 1 03 RED 4,10 I J.Notan 110 DIANE I A.Stwittamerl BANK tkIE R.Dot ter 1 100 PREFERRED I N.L.Pierson 1 'FREI; ALLION I R.Albrettitt I 11 5 LOUISE DIRE i .103 ti ti, I F) 4 8 5 9 9 a a ti ti, I Fp 10 4 BY FRENCH LANE. It might have been a beauty contest as well as one of speed and staminathe Guyon purse at Hawthorne.

yesterdayfor as stylish a band of fillies engaged in it as has ever stepped upon the track at Hawthorne. The winner, Cottingham, hailing from the far west and sporting the silks of R. C. Thatcher of Colorado, looked like Miss America in person when she dashed home a head in front of Bamboo, owned by J. H.

Manheimer of Chicago. Bamboo, a daughter of Cherokee-Catherine wasn't hard to look at either. And that third horse. Threadneedle. from the stable of Morris Vehon of Chicago, was just a little better looking than any of the others.

She might have won it all had she not been forced to race wide all the way after getting away a bit slowly. Threadneedle Slow to Start. Threadneedle might have been powdering her nose when the starter yelled go on." At any rate, that lapse of activity cost her the race. She appeared to be pounds the best. There was also a good looker from the First ward in the battle.

Her name is Roguish Girl, very appropri ate indeed for a gal hailing from the famous First ward, where her owner. Aid. Coughlin, presides as sort of potentate. Roguish Girl, after cutting out some of the early pace. fin- ished sixth.

But watch her the next time out. She needed that race. The Guyon was fashioned strictly for 3 year old fillies and was at six furlongs. After the customers sized up one after another of the good looking young ladies of the turf thete came quite a betting plunge. All of the seven starters mustered support, but Threadneedle was the more popular and she went to the post as an extremely short priced favorite.

Cot tingham Pays $21.80. The running of the race found Cottingham vell up all the way. She was ridden ir energetic fashion by Jock' Charley Corbett. In the early stages Roguish Girl and Bamboo outran her. Threadneedle, after her slow getaway, was back next to Bamboo pulled out into what appeared to be a safe lead going into the stretch.

Roguish Girl was all I done and had dropped far back. lingham came up on the outside and dashed into second place. Down the stretch Cottingham and Bamboo fought it out all the way. The latter faltered slightly in the final half dozen strides. which made it possible for Cottingham to race gamely into the lead.

which she held until the finish. Threadneedle, also raring on the outside, closed an enormous gap to be third. Cottingharn reeled off the six furlongs in 1:13 and was a long shot in the betting. paying off at $21.80 for a $2 ticket. Another Mars Victory.

Will they ever stop the victorious march cf the 2 year olds in Mrs. Ethel V. Mars Milky Way stable? This establishment trotted out a first time starter called Jaw Breaker in the juvenile race which opened the program. Mrs. Mars got him for in the sales ring at Saratoga last August after spirited bidding.

A son of Chicle-Baba Kenny, he was heed on Edward R. Bradley's Idle Hour stock farm. So naturally much was expected of Jew Breaker when, he made his hew to the racing customers. He was made the favorite and paid S4.60. Jaw Breaker ran like a $9,500 yearling should run.

ANoodberry made the pace until the field was rounding the last bend and had headed for home. Then Jocky Robertson gave Jaw Breaker his head. The splendid looking brown bay moved into the lead without effort. He bounded on down the stretch and opened up of two lengths and coasted home. Woodberry finished third, surrendering second money to the Shan-don farm's Overplay in the linal strides.

Is he the best 2 year old in your barn?" Trainer McGarvey was asked. McGarvey dodged the question but eid say I've got some others over there that can really run." 9 9 8, BlueBonnetSta. 9 J.Dire 135.50-1 Futsr nAcEPurs.c $1,000. 2 year old I ley's entry of Baby Talk and Bow maidens. 5 furlong's: 8.80 4.80 4.0d and Arrow is expected to rule a Air.

Blaze, 115 i Nertneyj Star Pupil. 115 the Mimi Time. Solar Time. Mola5ss.4e: Bob. 4.

slight choice over the improved filly, Panther Creek. 115 Knotti 8.00 Amherst. Cobe. Hi Vic, Swift Lad. and Triple Carvol.

Dnieper, Irish Ford, Gyral Action ran. and Roll Image also are slated to SECOND RACEPurse S1.000. claiming. 4 go to the post. year olds and up.

6 furlongs: Blue Day. 121 iLongdenj 4.80 3.40 2.60 The Bailiff. 117 (C. Hannil 6.80 3.00 Jockies Charley Corbett and A. 107 Eye' 3.00 Time.

1:13 4-5. Moisson. Character. and ertson fought it out for riding honors Tincrian ran. yesterday.

Corbett rolled home on 3 THIRD RACEPurse cla iming. year olds. 1 mile and 70 yards: three winners and Robertson sent two Undulate. 114 fit! El 1 Lut htsho her 7.60 360 of his mounts first past the finish Tragedian. ige 1 3.

.20 2.8d Exaagerat'o. 104 LeBlanc 4A00 line. Corbett's victories came on 1:47 2-5. Droll Story. Hcrondas Mareleav.s.

and War Games ran. Teddy Haslam in the fourth race, FOURTH RACEPurse $1.000. 2 year old Cottingham in the sixth, and Blael: fillies. Story Time. 110 Lynch' .11.40 ".80 2.40 River in the seventh.

Robertson pi- 114 rJaek'nj 2.40 2.41 Grey Shot, 110 1 Longden I 1:02 1-5. Chieklitur. Chestnut Ann. Ann. Ioted Jaw Breaker and Infidox, both stoutly backed favorites, to the win-and Duels An ran.

FIFTH RACEThe Plicrim handicap. fling post. added. 3 year olds and up. autiuti.

.1 year 010S all0 UP. entry of Baby Talk and Bow and Arrow is expected to rule a slight choice over the improved filly, Carvol. Dnieper, Irish Ford, Gyral and Roll Image also are slated to go to the post. Jockies Charley Corbett and A. Robertson fought it out for riding honors yesterday.

Corbett rolled home on three winners and Robertson sent two of his mounts first past the finish line. Corbett's victories came on Teddy Has lam in the fourth race, SECOND RACEPurse $1,000, claiming, 3 Year olds and up, 1 1-16 miles: Thistle Genie 1 115 L. Balaski 15-1 Bistrita 12 105 No boy 15-1 Jerry H. 105 J. McCoy Mareve 2 110 R.

Haber 1-1 Para Four 4 110 A. Rob'tson 12-1 Papyrograph 5 110 J. Dias 4-1 Happy Hunter 10 110 No boy 4-1 Night Flower 3 110 B. James 20-1 Skid 6 110 H. Hauer 30-1 OuraY 8 110 No boy 154 CYCIIS 9 100 F.

Faust 12-1 Rose Thatcher 11 95 R. Dotter 15-1 THIRD RACEPurse $1,000. claiming, 3 year olds and up, 6 I urlongs: Moretide 4 104 DeCamillis 4-1 Rapado 8 107 C. Corbett 0-1 Sun Voter 13 911 No boy 134 Schule (5 92 No boy 3-1 A ttauti ueehee 12 107 A. Richard 11-1 Triple Play 7 102 No boy 15-1 AnimositY 1 107 L.

Dam; 12-1 Bar PlaY 2 107 No boy 20-1 Onslaught 3 102 J. Chestnut 0-1 Margaret G. 5 94 No boy 12-1 Tad 9 112 W. Barrette 20-1 Elul terby 10 97 No bey 154 Sainte d'Espoir 1.1. 92 No boY IVEclukie 14 107 J.

Dias 12-1 FOURTH RACEPurse $1,000. claiming, 3 year olds, 012 furlongs: Sky Pirate 2 115 J. Nolan 8-5 Naughty 1 109 L. Balaski 5-1 Galmica 109 No boy 5Net Profit 1 110 L. Haas Double Kerry 4 109 A.

Beck 15-1 Pica 5 114 No boy 15-1 FIFTH RACEPurse $1.000, claiming. 3 year olds and up, 612 furlongs: Dark 1Vonian 6 109 IL Albrecht 10-1 Lisa Beite 4 11:1 J. Nolan 2-1 Rieva 5 1 1:1 H. Hauer 7-5 Bohemian Lass 1 101 No boy 5-1 Morning Mail ti 111 Rukas 8-1 captain JOY 3 118 A. Richard 10-1 Diane Thorne 2 107 No boy 30-1 On wentsla 7 106 No boy 15-1 SIXTH RACEPurse handicap, 3 yt olds.

1 1-16 miles: Irish Ford 7 110 No boy Bow and Arrow 4 11.7 No boy 8-5 Doll Image 5 113 No boy 1 0-1 Carvola 2 I 12 E. A 'Taro 7-5 Dnieper 6 '115 L. Haas 0-5 Baby Talk 1 116 No boy 8-5 Gyral 1 108 Renick 15-1 SEVENTH RACEPurse $1.000. claiming. 3 year olds and up.

1 1-16 miles: Teddy Boy 03 No boy 30-1 Mister Gander 8 117 A. Robertson 2-1 Cheraw 7 112 No boy 12-1 Lady Federal 2 107 N. Pierson 10-1 Miss Saxon 1 107 J. Nolan 4-1 Wilco 4 112 No boy Booms Pal 9 111 W. Moran 5-1 Wee Emma.

6 06 No boy 8-1 Short Skirt 5 98 DeCamillis 10-1 EIGHTH RACPurse $1,000. claiming, 3 year olds and up. 1 1-16 miles: Golden 11 1 10 litikas 6-1 King Pin 11 110 A. Shelhamer Redneck 0 100 R. Morris 20-1 Dr.

Potter 10 3 15 L. WilSOn Time. :23 3-5. :47 1:13 2-3. I 2-5.

Two dollar muluels paid: Full Co. straient. S3.60 S3.00 show; Whislyirlia. 515.tot p1 te titi.40 show; Twinkle. SP.40 show.

Winnor trained D. MotAirmid. Went tu DOE, at 3:23. At post 3 minutes. Start good from tai.e.

Won drivip-t. place same. Ji.vr.T. nwziy and talten to inside in the Prot eigt.hth. ont ilet stretch tuid.

withstandinz WHISKARITA'S challenge. drew clear in fte soveniy yards. hot lit tde 1 U. WHISK A RITA. in nil for hal ri made a lialleage br.

for, iiitin load others safe. Nt iss Tw V. le early and welt ter a uutirtr. could not improve lier position under in the stretith. I(ITfI furlong's.

rurse $1.000. Net value to winner. second. third. 5 fourth.

S25. COLLEGIATE MEET, Stanford university yesterday entered eight players in the national intercollegiate golf tournament to be held at North Shore next week. This is the largest single entry yet received. The Indians will be led by Don Edwards and Morse Erskine, leading Pacific coast amateurs, who competed in last year's tournament at Washington, D. C.

Michigan, winner of the team title for the last two years, heads the Western conference entries. Northwestern, which placed second to the Wolverines in the Big Ten meet, has entered seven players and holder of third place in the conference meet, is sending five. Northwestern's hopes will center, around Pick Wagner, one of the low shooters in the Big Ten meet. Wagner, whose home is in Wilmette, is one of the leading amateur players in the Chicago district. Other Wildcats entrants are Tom Saielli, Richard Graham, William Kosteleckni James Marek, Keith Jackson and William McKenzie.

Loyola university will be represented by a team of five consisting of Walter Carroll, Ray Pack, Ray Grant, Joseph Lynch Robert Walker. Gn Quiva, 101 I F. Smith I .16.10 7.40 Hollyrood and Sparta, which fin- jair. 100 I Kallirr DM -imo ished first and second in the Detroit Sp'd to Spam 1011 Miami' Time. 1 14.

Flamenco, Sobriety. awl Derby, will be pointed for the $30,000 Mi7rriment er ran. entrY. Classic on July 25, Arlington Park 'A G. Vandbilt SIXTH' RACEPurse S1.100.

claiming. 4 officials were notified yesterday. yea, ithiS a UP. 1 1-16 Illik'M MiRS Carel' tt1 104 I Kastner I 3.80 2.till out Sanctity. 115 I May 110 I Ja ckson I 3.20 OM Maroons, Waseda to Play Mount.

Man. out Time. 1 :49. Synod ran. SEVENTH RACE I Substil lite Purse nimoo, claiming, 4 year olds and 00.

1 1-16 Deciding Game Tomorrow miles: "lir un Lerso mid oichY- 1'1' St Str Fin Owner Eo nth is TEDDY A 8L.4..1 LI 15. 21 14 I-1 Do: 4" 21 2 E.R.11railley 5410-1 I A.S110111:111P1' 1 OS 4 4 52 3, G. Kccton NIN ti 5,, 5' 1, YAVMaiin 15.10-1 iZ I 1 I I :1 1' I '1'1 53 2.10-1 si f1NT I I I 1 1 5 33 43 It II" re.P.AWidencr 11-1 IA I) 1 otti is 5 1 13 13 fkl rs.E.E,Flotter 1M1.40-1 FIRING SOL Alt 1 Boganowi I .111 8 14 07.001. Time, :11,3 1-5, :47 3-5, 1 1. -a.

wo dollar tmituels paid: Teddy Ilaslain. 581.li() idao( 8:1.80 show; Bilhhict te. $5.80 place. M3.10 show: FtnigTaii to, 8t1.21) show. Winner trained Iloward.

Went to nost at 3:51. At post 5 tnimitea. Start from Yon itrivit: placa same. TEDDY under hantllin and beginning into a short trad tinder severe oresewe athl. holdi nz on outstayed 111.11BLETTE.

f.a tor. oced to race, wide. wile handling- final quartet: held oil lit thonzti tinatAr to get up. EM IGI ANTE moved uo boldly on outside the stretch. then weakened.

11111 RACEMix and one-hli If furlong nut of chute. Purse .000. Net villue to third. M.15: tourth. S23.

and joelly--- St 1 1 ii ()wit'- wide INFIDOX I A.Itobortson I 115 5 I 1 I I 1 D.Lt tOe ED ALL F.Fatist I 11:1 2 2 2'; 13.F.Cnristinas 11.40-1 OBF, I J.Notan I I 02 1 5 3" 3 :1 CHIEF fibrIit.1I4 4 43 4:1 4 4' OA 11.40-1 'HARK C.CorbM I it 4.40- EIK LANGFioltN'r: 114 3 5 51. 4.40-1 'rime. 1-5. :11. 1-5.

1 :1 2 2-5. 1 :19. Two dollar mu tuels nildox. S5.811 "34.00 ifirtoe. snout-NI.

51.20 Iliac: S3.40 snow: S3.0d show. INimier trained by owner Went ost 4 ent to at :23. At post 4 minutes. Start good I' te. handilY: Mace driving-.

INF! tioX toolt orilinanit easily ind. sa Om; around af ter the flst 1c41 SUN muff to in handily. Latter. also quick to hogity and ilaVini-7 kitgi'll. mood gamely lite last fIN teen savcd griitind and held on wr.H.

111:150204 lhostrts111111.0.e. 6o0t 1 HI. Waseda university's baseball team, Flaxen. 10: Lonirden I 8.20 4.80 champions of Japan, return to the 3.co tomorrow to meet the 'EMI- count. Currants.

Palatine. Jean Brown. nnd versity of Chicago in the rubber llillid61131: WbAliffe l'fill. BACRPurse $1.000. claiming, 4 game of their series of three.

The 5.60 :140 Japanese champions have defeated Sand Baby. 109 Knott I Yale, Harvard, and Princeton since Time. 1 R. Prince. 1:57 06 1-5.

11 SmearFlag of and V. G.Jae'n i 3 they split with Chicago. Shozo Waka- War reetireqU ran. hara, regarded as the greatest pitcher the orient has produced, turned in a no hit, no run game against Yale. Le 11 'sera hie 105 'A ppretil let! allowance claimed.

Weather clear: track ENTRIES. While Erg, 1 115 R. Habvr 5-11 FIRST RACEPurse claiming, 2 1 StroPhe 1 100 F. Faust 10-1 I DETROIT REsI LTSL furlongs: Camp Prince 115 No boy olds. 5 1 uriongs: Czt Prince .12 1 I 5 No boy I 5-1 DETROIT liEst LT S.

Purse -Net vatu, io inner. secwol. RICESix 1'111'10m-rm. S15: fourth. S25.

FIRST RACErut-4e 5800. claim in z. 3 Ground Oak 1101'Out of Step 107 Nly Gem 2 105 De Camillis 8-1 yPar olds and up. 41 furlonzs. Jelly Roll I os Inning .114 DA 4 105 No boy 12-1 Red Garter.

114 Thrnt'it I 5.10 3.60 1Vutstan 1 I 8 i Harrv'ts Dream WY; D. 1- It 5 100 No boy 12.1 Dor. Hick a s. 104 Hanuer I 13.40 5.so larion call 108 Loyal Son 108 an, 15-1 Treasury Rev. 100 I Gym.n I 2.60 Vet ive 113' Sam A 1Pxantler 6 115 No boy 15-1 Time.

1 :13 4-5. Proven. Turf Beauty 104 Chilally. "Indiana SOtirtlinP. Madden- ioti and Sweet Iva ran.

'Field. 3 SE's7OND RACEPurse F800. elaiming. 3 year olds and uo. 6 1 urlong s.

124 SPven U13. 113 I Meloebr I S.80 4 MO 3. II) KAtIll American Giants Win as Ivory Pitches 1 Hit Game Lefty Ivory, rockie of the American Giants, pitched a one hit game and. defeated the Cincinnati Tigers, 3 to 2, yesterday at the American Giants pilrk. The hit came in the seventh.

inning. Score: Giants 020 000 11)-3 6 i Cincinnati 010 000 010-2 1 latteriesIvory and Green: V. Harris and 1'1' 7: PP ll, 11 14 I l'i 0 'wile 0 3 1 3, tl, 2, lb R.r.T0a lther 1490-1 2 1 I I 2,, 104 10 1 '7 Ill 1 li, 31 51.1.13911 1.80-1 07 5 3 52 51 4J; sh andn Farm 4.10-1 07 7 7 Ill El.11.8rad1ey 211.N0-1 (41,,, 1 4 11 5: ilh J.J.l1:-41101 4.40-1 07 4 tl 4h 4h 7 1 F.W.Stillon 54.110.1 flo and lucky AM I 1.7.nr1),...t 11 EA Ee() 1 kThila'n I 1 SANDSTONE I E.Di-eamil1i41 1 WI DOW I J. lek 1 ROGUISH (Ara. I IDLE WAY E.Faust 1 Lake Shore Swimmers Leave for A.

A. U. Meet The national indoor championship men's swimming team of the Lake Shore Athletic club will leave today for Des Moines, for the national A. A. U.

outdoor meet which opens on Friday. Members of the team are: Adolph Kiefer, Art Highland, Max BrydenI Chuck Fl nehm an. and Al Greene. SECOND RACETho Himation. nur.e 3000., vv no a 1 1)0y slitug.

3 year olds and up. about 1 Blue Hour 8 I It) J. Nola over hurdles NINTH $1.000. eh Dig. Mareh l'ill.

Meredith 143 year his and up, i0f2 urlong-s Stingum l'In it.Quiek Verdict 145 -Hour Zev 10 112 No boy Jungle Dawn 152 LitCe Woman .137 Sill tFunny Bone ....147 Stimulator 112 Hutt. Hours End 144 Lane VVar Dimes 14 117 Moran Harem Honey 133 Hay (Alin 138 FrOf4t Bite 1 107 N. PierP pounds claimed for rider. Ogee () 117 I. Wilm I.Seceti pounds claimed for rhkr.

Hip Betiiit 15 112 H. Albr ilTen pounds claimed for rider. 102 No boy THIRD 11 ACIIPorse maidens. 2 year Torni ilo Out Put 2 07 No boy ot3 njik, .5 furlongs: "Wold Quest Elan Wood a 1 107 No boY Top Gem .112 Mary 112 gi Hubans Choice 4 107 R. ihuren Parade ..1 12 'Rise and Rosev ale 5 WI R.

Doti Tonianna Dame .11.2 out fi 107 F. Fail Hriiii.113, I uiliiiViitii 11 ('hi': 1 1 I No boy Pt remiere Sot ilpetty vi Celleen R. .12. 107 No bov to a 'ley hic W. IA ax wc's: protry.

Wild Transit 7 105 Ni boy SECOND RACEThe Himat Ion. nur.e $000. sfIlimr. 3 year ods and tin, about I milett Blue Hour 8 110 J. Nolan over hurdlekA NINTH RA rs 0.

CEPue $1.00 Tv. March l'Il1Meredith 143 year his and up, forkm: 7 It Stingum 1 311 Verdict 145 10 112 No boy I Vont My Stimulator I 12 Rukas VVar Dimes 1 4 117 Moran FrOf41 Bite 1 107 N. Pierson Ogee 1(5; Hip Tornillo Out Put 2 07 No boy Wood it 3' 1 I 07 No boY Ilubans Choice 4 107 R. Simpson Roscv ale 5 02 R. Dottin out fi 107 P.

Faust ('hi': 1 1 .1 No boy Col leeo R. 107 No hoy 13 97 L. Time. :23. :47 2-5.

1 TWO dollar minuets paid: Cott intzham. tt21.80 SP.00 S3.40 place. show it show. Whiner trained by C. Howard, Went to OOS I 4 At mist 1 minute.

Start good. drng: Mace same. wed no from the start and und7r mild restraint or a half tnile. forent wick HOZ to strong' ridluir in the stletch and got no in the dosing: RAMBO. Deed from the start, and to hand for a half drrw elear when enterint; the tint the final eig-h I and wealtemd sliirhtly near tli end.

THREADNEEDLE. nrobahly hest anti away slowlY. raced wide throtwhout and improved her noitition gradually and as wearing- dtut.vn the Icadars. miles. Pu rfe .51 .000.

Net alue In winner. SEVENTH BM C--011r! aril $70i): third. Owner En Ids 8.60- I I 27.90-1 F.M.Oralnier 2.61)-1 F.Iteetor rs.E.Denernark 6.5(1- hanrelliros. TunnireSt a. 2-111-1 At I.

Fin 1, 1'1 4 2. 3, 3. 3,1 tS 7 4,, 5', 4 54 4n 5. I 041 7 7 wt pp RIVER 11 1 113 1 MR. JOE 1 R.R.Sinitmon (PM 5 SPANISH LAD I .115 6 SP1CSON J.Nolan 1 110 4 STAE BANNER I 11.A11-n,ht I 1 nS :1 CORAL REEF JR.

I Fermin 1 1081,4 7 rYFT AY1E L.1131a4c i 2 FOE BTU RACEThe Lothario. 5900. elds and tuelongo, Infantry 111 flown Ender 111 Lake Placid 1011 Vita.cone 111 Shin in, Sun 1 1 1 Vino .111 High0001 111' 1. i '1 it he Rubicon handicap. added.

3 yvar Class C. I milt- Bonnie Lola 1,09 Cntif 1 1(r I I tilant ERIcr 113 Kiovan 1 oil' RACEEurse 159ini. claiming. 4 yeo olds up. 1 tulles: I oil sophisticated 111 Mora1041 117 Nly Petvr 110 A lad.lin's Breani 111 Abbot i5 Last 1 20 Jolly Saint 110 '1-Shot and Shell .111 t.M.r.a.

E. Jaeoba vntry. 15-1 Ana 104 Saunders I 5.20 004 Celtic! Prince 110 I Porter 1 4.no Time 1 :13 San In Rain or Shine. Claremont. Twidgets.

I. Novoili v. All Night, 11.50 5- --11 "Tdrili.IRNIVeRrIltaCkl.:"--"Plirse S8011, claiming. 1100111 15-1 year olds. furlongs.

Stairs. 100 I Rosen .1 13.8 0 3.40 151 Mikin Timp, 115 1 2.00 hut Seoul. 103 I Crain' I 3.iIti 15- 1 1 -1 oq um, :0, -o. iantam Imperial Polly. 10-1 olii and Bib 0-1.

12-1 rot-RTH SiI00, C1Z11111ft11Z :1 20-1 year MA and um 6 Itirlonzs. 06-1 Little A rg-q. 115 I qnd'rs 1.10.00 5.00 Our Patty Shaer 20-1 Joon Dane. 113 i I 3.80 F111eV FInzht. 105 I I 3.00 Time, I 12 3-5.

Royal Command. Doe A tour. and Full Tilt ra a. FIFTH RA(2E-Purse S1.000. allowances.

'TODAY'S II() 1 1 8.00 4.A0 "AO FIE TioN Combahee 108 ITurnerl 5.20 '40 2.20 1 Y4 In iir Flower. anI onefn ran I SIXTH RACE-Purse 580u. 3 year olds and lip. I 1-16 miles: Center Lane. III i Sa units I 0.20 4.20 2.20 Pan fern.

97 'Guymon I 1.00 .2 0 Lady. ItK1 i Port'r 1 120 'J. Kavanagh. iS I liarCr 1 Time. 1:40 1-5 Cross I Au Pot.

Ali 2.20 t. an Jack Conner ran. heat for show. SEVENTH RACE-Purse (laiming. year 111! :11111 111).

1 1-1( 11111,.,,: Snd 102 i 8.00 7.110 Good Scout. 111 ii.00 5.40 T111111S011. 112 i Dunbar 5.80 Time. 1:40 3-5. Biehloride, Rolling Wheels.

and Candle Fly ran. EIGHTH RACE---Purse 3 year olds iiiii Int. miles: Nawal) 1 7.20 4.20 3.00 09 Harime! AurcliOn. 109 Sedlacelt I 0.00 3.00 Peeper. 114 Rodriguez 1 2.40 Time.

I :47 1-5. Some Boy, Mazol, Broad4-D1LNNAMANY, way Belle, Wanreagli. Prohibition. Sure Gamble and Sword Craft ran. Time.

:21 1:41 1 9.0.11nr inutufIs When they want to When they have to that's when people borrow money. SI2.20 S8.20 tlwe. F1.20 show Joe. lilii.x. S2.40 show.

Winner trained by It. tonsF. Went to post 5 1 0. A post min- utes. Siiirt ti or all hut Sani IN sit Lad.

OTI easily; place driving CK RIVER. saving grin' throughout. ini-de the ctirly met; tinder restrilint. viiis shi.lteti tio soon reaching- the stretch. lie continued well to win with P(qnctil iw: leit.

MR. JOE improved him position fast wilco i.civinir ground en the first turn. was ad I along to the final three, i'rh Cos. vhee he shied pressure gitnicly. though I ailing to the wiroter.

SPANISH LA I rank at post. witere he was ulaeed on began ltoorlY and nRICII used in the early racing. faltered when the teal test calve. EIGIall RAVEOne and one-sixteenth miles. Purse.

Net value to winner. 81'00: second. 8200: i hit ii. 875: fourth. S27l.

and Wt P.P 8 ti Str Fin owner En odds EVENTN 0 c. i. 13Aqt4 I Sdielti'r I 100 1 1 It 22 2,, 3 rs.J.Liain ton ll.10-1 ON OOLD I Ha ner I ..1 I 1 -7 52 I 1 2, C.Morris&Son I DY GATE I let; I 5 (i4 02 F.Abbate TREK (I.1-Ittattl 111 5 8 1 i 73 4, I 14 Mrs.J.Ilanover 94.f ii4-1. 0' PLA 't- I F.Eatist. 1 I I 0 4 el 8 8 51, 53 Mrs.S.Gorbet 40.80-I CHARLIE ClAN I I 11 8 4 43 52 ti, tit C.W.Persitall 5.10-1 PEONY'S PEt tGY I 11.1-laberl 07 2 2 2tt 8 74 A ttgren 81.80-1 NORTHERN SIR I J.NleettY I I 10 0 3 2 tt 4 7 8 W.DaY 22.00-1 Chicago Junior Awarded Princeton Athletic Trophy Princeton, N.

June --Frederick D. Sauter of Chicago was one of eight Princeton undergraduates who received athletic awards to-ay at the opening of class exercises. Sautcr, who will be graduated next year, received the B. Franklin Dunn trophy, an annual award for sportsmanship, play and influence in I HAWTHORNE. CICEnO.

lust track. 1Goldman. VaiuLnt Boy, bark Prince. le Genie. iLstrita, Jerry IL liatouto.

Sun Voter. 4Sky Pirate. Na ugh ty. tialrolea. 541:1.

woman. La triel ttIrish Ford. Bow and Arrow, Holt I 7Ted1y Biiy, Mister Gander, Cheraw. 8G King P113. Ri'd V.

Stimulator. War Dimes. DETROIT, MICH. I Fast rack. 1.Mount Auburn, Gay Batumi', Tbe Point.

2Hig1i Bottom, Moaca Stm Drops. 3PhotograPhY, All Time, Top Tax. 4D1NNAMANY. Encircle. Bomar.

5Miney Myerson, Indiantown, Whisking. 6Bonier Boy Valet. Poop Deck. 7Corum. una muck, Lovely Spy.

8All Bowes, Kapena. Scythe. AQUEDUCT, N. Y. trick.

Yet ly(. Out Of Step, Seventh Inuit) tiPREM 1E11E. Dizzy Dame. Gold Ouciq. 4Down Under.

Higlmool, Vilascone. 5---Irish Ted. Giant Killer, Kievan. 6Jacobs Entry, Moralist. Abbotti Last.

HAWTHORNE. CICERO. ILL. lust track. 1--Coldimin.

Valiant Boy, Dark Prince. le Genie. ilistita, Jerry IL 3-MORETIDE, lianado. Sun 4-Sk3 Pirate. Naughty.

Galmlea. 5-Thir 01111111, Ford. BOW and Arrow, Noll 1 7-Teddy Mister Gander. Cheraw. 8-G olocn King Pin.

Red Neck. 0-Hour 'Lc V. Stimulator. War Dimes. DE'11101T MICH.

trust rack. 1-Mou nt Aubu, tty Baler, The 2-High Bottom, Moaca Reala, Sun Drops. 3-PhotogratihY, All Time, Top Tax. Encircle. Bomar.

5-Miney Myerson, Indiantown, Whisking. And that's when they to come to this bank. Our rates are low, our terms are liberal. I LONDON BEATS WALKER. LEICESTER.

June Lnden heavywetwht. outoninted Ahie WnIker, American colored fighter. in fl ten mind I7011t, 1-5. I :40. 1 4-5.

TWO ir niiiliirI paid: Evenitur Gown. $14.20 Uncommon Gold. $3.20 pla S2.40 snow; Shady Gate, S3.00 sItow. Winner trained IiNt J. Balaton.

Went, to post at 5:50. A DoPt miante. Start good. tiVoti driving; place same. EVENING GOWN.

well Impcped. ratted PEOGYS PEGGY into defeat. was talwn in lomil tNCOM MON GOLD went to the front. responded to strong- riding. wore down the latter in the final striges.

l'NcoMmoN GOLD. on the inside thretta-hnitt. took eOnlmand without neeil of pressure. tiontlaued t4mlet.7 to the yaedy wliere he faltered and failed to the Avinner. SHADY GATE closed resolutely.

ti Champagne Velvets Meet Des Plaines Nine Tonight The Champagne Velvet softball team, frustrated by rain on one occasion and cold weather on another, will attempt to get its National Softball association home season under way tonight with the Des Plaines team as the opposition at Champagne Velvet stadium, Wellington and Ashland avenues. We make big loans small loans and loans in between all thc way from $50 to $5,000 Daily Doubles El LITONIA ENTRIES. FIRST RACEPurse claiming, 3 year 0106,. 6 loriongs Our Willie 108, Marys Last .105 Assist I 081 Adolf 112 Boston Mary 107! Novette 102 Miss Greencelt 105 Down in Front 109 SECOND RACEPurse $600, claiming, 2 year old 111111dC11H, 5 furlongs: Jay Bird .111 ......100 Brill 108 Miss Seymour 108 Head to Head 1 11 Southland Beau Ali Doctor C. I 11 Thuridand 1 Oil Yuldurum .111 Al An Feu 111 Recussion .113 1.11 Lee! 113 thoum car! a 108 THILD liAck--porn $000.

allowances, 3 yoar Uhl 1.11,1 up, (I itlongs: Morts Pal 1 051 "Cana ry I 01 Valley Vale 1001 'Griddle Cake, .105 Chrysostle 1 III Wavy Sea 110 Hat Check 105 Squaroo 105 Lostos 110 Rudettia 100 Hide Out 110 1. 0 If 11 RACEPurse S000, claiming, 2 year olds. 5 Mirabon 107 Ineogni to 110 Fritz Hallam I 15 Irene 1 07 Tbreems 115 Sister Fan 07 Bay By 6 I III A lrgy 07 Li tt ln Drilt 107. Innis Jones 107 Soiourn 1021 Quilt Pieces 107 FIFTH RACEPurse 5000. I he Prince Hill.

allowances, 3 year olds and tip, 6 furlonzs-. Brentwood Lad 1051 Raimask 110 Toni 1051 Cavalry Cell .111 Silas .1101 Widow Star lor, Litigat i()Ii I Lady Comrade IOU Oar Lilly .100 'Mil 101 Sky o' Blue 105 SIXTH RACEPit rFt! claiming, 3 oa olds and up, 1 1 -16 mites: Sir Boston 1 011 Erla tio Buddin Treacy 112 lecbrg .107 Sim Alice 107 First Ent ry 1 I 2 TH SEVEN RAC'E PIII-PC $700. elaiming, 4 year olds and tip, 1 1-4 miles: Ben Macbree 1001 Golden Nut I 13 'Allioi Molt Pomnous Peter 105 Sootal Boy Beton 05 EIGHTH RACEPurse $000, claiming, :1 ytqlr OldM and tip, 1 Mile and 70 yards: ampagna .108 'Robert a 3 Pabeson 113 Indre Barkley I 1 Harvey G. 0.... Darkie .108 Sknils Rhoe I 08 Corner Boy .113 Maphed Coelin 1011 Faunde 11.

100 ArioR .108 Apprentien allowanoe FLY UNITED to the FIGIIT I.ATONT. RESULTS. FIFtT rEPurpic S0110, claiming. 4 year eldsi and iip. 0 furlongs: Catila 110.

4.00 Cit. Henry. 115 'Garner I 2.80 Sunsb BoY. 105 1Stev'son I 2,80 'rine. 1 :13 2-5.

Parade Step. Cherckee Red. House Baby. and Lynveie ran. wono LATONIA, COVINGTON.

K. asst track. Novette. Miss Greenock. Loz, Jay Bird.

3Mot's Pal, Rudenia. Chrysostio. 4Threcnis. Incogaito, Fritz Hallam. 5Sky o'Bitle.

Toni. Raimask. First Entry, Sir Boston. 7Coition Nut. Alltoi, Poin Vont Peter.

8Campau11a, Baheson, Sitalltntion. El Bob Pastor, Golden Gloves Bob Pastor Golden Gloves SUFFOLK DOWNS. Maze and Undulate 814.60 HAWTHORNE. and Inn Up 515.80 DETROIT. and Seven IV $12 '20 LATONIA.

Midway nod Robert $13.100 Fog SECOND RACEPurge $000. elaiming a year and up. maidPug. furlovs: of 102, 'South 1 4.80 3.20 14 Jawbreaker Gold. MGn.

112 I INVitan I .20 Heavy, Beats R. Barbara 41'5 Lim-Mot New York, June Pas- tielr aTl; hug. et 101', former New York university Fivid nelle of 1W neither Garter or att, 441-, AY- 41.: wweggrallM ery anal LOAN SAVINGS BanIC StFOI.B., BOSTON. MASS. Sloppy trnek.

Bergere, 1Ju6Ity Miss, 'Traitress. 2Misa Subway, Tugboat Frank, El Con-tenth. 3Lt. Greenock. Sandy Roy.

Wipp 4T3twhelor Dinner, Golden Fate, Great Baste. 5-11 mint a built. Legume, Boston Brnok. nBed Roamer, Seawick. Stone Martin.

7O'NEILL Long Bit. Mt. Ilona. SDalina tin. Ilaflov Easter Laddle Slone.

heavyweight and Golden Glove winne, outpointed Ralph Barbara, promising Brooklyn youngster, in a six round feature bout at St. Nicholas rena tonight. Pastor weighed 16512 and Barbara a half pound less. THIRD -RACEPursr, 4 Yuar olds and um' 0 Rnhert 105 I 5.00 111111 .105 1 Small 1 8.40 3.00 rold Wiley. 110 I Thaw.

I-1f0tvf. Swim'. Nitlen Nancy. Broadide King and Yankee Watera ran. FOURTH 8000.

claiming. year old MI ies. 5 furlongs: Glowset. 105 1BcasyJ 8.80 3.00 3.80 Starry Flag. 110 Stev'son 2.80 2.i10 West Monroe Eighty One CD 001.0111MM Somthern Methodist Will 8 RACES DAILY 8 FRAnklin 5700 You can leave Chicago on any of 10 convenient United planes today or tomorrow, even as late as noon Thursday.

and reach New York in time for the 'fight. Returning, you car, leave New York at 11 :00 p. m. and be back in Chicago early Friday morning. Make reservations now on United's Fight Specials.

All flights in 3-mile-a-minute, air-conditioned. twin-engined planes. Tickets: 23 E. Monroe (Palmer Heuse) HEM 8310 tintelg; Travei Bareitts: Tekgraph )tfiers UntILD AIR LINES AWTH 0 FIN 4 61, 461, 461, 461, year old (3 urlong-5? Ken. 11 101 'Deasy 1 :1.40 2.80 Dora MAY, I 1,3 I Pool 1 3.00 100 I N.

Lc Blanc 3.40 Time. 1:12 '2 5 Mary Terry and Thatagal ran, SEVENTH RACEPurse SCAM. claiming, 3 year olds and up. 1 1-16 miles: Double 113 1 Cowley 8.20 5.40 5.40 B. 113 1Goweri 3.20 2.00 Prinee Plus.

113 1Finrlv1 3.80 Time, 1:47. Lucy Tiger Claw, Cain, and Cool ran. EIGHTH RACEPurse COO. 3 year olds and iip. 1 1-16 miles: First Try.

113 Morgan .55.20 19.10 8.00 Glove, 103 Swam 15.00 3.60 JeMsle Dear. 103 Smith 1 5.00 Timc. 1 :4 Ring Cicero. Vesee. Master Frank.

and OA Exhibition Games 1 I 0 Play Nctre Dame in 19.39 "Pli7let''. Pi (lir I ji.11.4RrIleall Go' id. Pats Daughter. Fleondway Maid, Ada Wanda Gable and South Bend, June nork Revue ran. Elmer F.

Notre Dame ath. FIFTH RACEPurse 5700. allowances. 2 letic director, announced today the 4.80 2.00 2.20 scheduling of a football game with I WI I South I ie4.111:4ra.Gtwot(i,r1, 3.80 3.00 1 Cill Southern Methodist for Oct. 14, 1939.

4.1.m I Clipper. Dellor. Rhi.niz The game will be played here. and Menry ran. SIXTH RACEPurse $800.

allowance3. 3 A million dollar Bank doing SMALL things BI( 1 tia ikii START AT 2:20 IMAM Adm. Ind. tax; Clitbhouse $2 Incl. tax For Resertutione Phone Clecro 6051 Elevated Ill.

Cent. R. R. and Elwell to the track gate Auto. (Wen Ave.

to 48th south en 48th to the track. Daily 'Double Betting Clones sharp I RESULTS. Cleveland I. El. 7: Scranton, 1.

New York rA. L.I 21; Akron, 9. Syracuse, lc; Boston A. L.J. 5.

I 1.