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Baltimore Saturday, THE SUN SPORTS October 19. 1916 PAGE 12 Late Time Beats Buzzaround By Head For Laurel's Prospect Hill Purse LAUREL PROBES SELECTIONS FOR LAUREL Best bet In eapital letters. TONY'S FIND TAKES THIRD FINAL YACHT RAGES LISTED FIRST SECOND Laurel Compiled by the Weather clear; track fast. 1 tl inn. I nr maign Maryiana': ix Charts Associated Press Laurel, Oct.

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W. iiinT.riC Horse In first. lerojr bSoma Lad NiKht C.av Comely It be. Jockev .11. Padgett K.

Watson M. A. Buxton C. Kirk Gilbert J. Martin Pannrll Holland It.

FlUrerald Klrkland K. I.rltlanc fl. Baker K'antwire aKtliel aMarjr Adjacent bMjrlal.arren XNuwrirr Fare R. B. Archer eniry.

Wt. PP. IIJ 11 113 2 116 8 11 5 113 10 I 10H Ml 4 117 5 11 12 114 7 HI 3 tance St. St. Fin.

Str 3 31 4' 3 l' $2.80 2 It Ji 1J goo 1 2i 2i 34 9.30 5 4 31 4l 4 2.60 10 9 8 5 5" 4.25 61 IS 6 .25 7 5 7l 7 7 8 101 91 8' 85.40 4 i 10 101 9 7 it 8' 10 405 11 11 11 11 Jl s.io 12 12 12 12 12 Rl.0 claimed. aW. C. Enor entry. bC.

L. Creswell- I Annie's Tumble Hoy Meetmenow V' Muturls Paid In first. S7.60 litrateht. nlacr. 1120 xhim nrn tutu r.la tliu i Inflrst.

never far frnm frnnf. 1 well lo hard ursiiiK Ihroueh last eighth of could not meet winner bid. but was easily ana aioppeu. igm count looinen inreat near lop of home lane, bill wild not make ui around in stretch run. Ouy WllUy made up (round and wa in close quarter wm in )iur IHri lllllllll IIIIO Jiff im.

niilclfl n.a.fni i mile. Decoy, In hand while nettlna pair, second best. Soma Lad. away fast, forced and ud: furlanoa ii riin.r 1 vnv I im tM. OverweUrht Mary Morse.

4: Maria T.acrea. 1. Hcratchtd Alaroj.a, World Police. PharanelU. Pur S2.S00: claim.

nq: for 3-year-olda innrr. second. $500: third. $250: fourth, $125. Went to post at H.ri tw'hi 2.04U.

btart iiood; won driving; place same. Winner, bit. si. 6, by SEVENTH EIGHTH Polynesian Seven H'rts Turbine Caribou Noble One Gay L'gend Our Blen Sunstorm Gene Chance Sunstorm Our Hlen Gene Chance Gene Cliance Bully G'sh loreveratlt 1 Noble One olynesian arinnii V. Beiltro Turbine PoivneMan aeven rts 1 op Kerard Seven Polynesian Equanlinous POLYNTAN Seven H'rts Eauanimous Seven H'rta Guy L'gend P.

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Well Navigate Galactic Arden I ad Stride Well Hush Hush 20 13 5 Miuko He Kolls Rinr Kid 17 14 6 21 16 2 Bull Perm Polyphase Kui Black Polynesian Seven Hearts Top Reward Jane Gail Double Juy Faultless Salford II Hurra Peg Dove shoot Gay Legend 12 Prince Beiltro 12 March Chick 10 Gene Chance Bullv Gusher Forever At It Past Fe-uher Jet Plane Glamour Dust est Bet CEMSBOK Best Bet CAYWARD Suffolk Downs At Jamaiea 1 2 3 4 5 6 SIXTH Wide Wing Alemannia tjrotch Secret Fitchen Police 31 Flatbusb. Sam Bernard Greet Warrior 22 peeulng me 11 Darby D'Amonr Pipete Tea Olive Runlet le Assault Mahout Bridal Flower Frere Jucaues Wiliins Spirit Flashburn Irish Pennant 22 Doit Easy 9 Buck 7, Dispose 24 Mianainl 10 First Command 7 Tascosa 21 Bras Teddy 13 Dolomiie 5 Play Bob 17 Ask Aunt Ada 10 Henry 9 Take Away 20 War Page 12 Copyright 4 Bill Hardey 16 Man O'Glory 16 Elmo 8 St. i4 St. Fin. Str 2 3i 3i 4 1" $4.40 '3 I'll 21 5.00 6 5 4i 3" 3" i 20.13 10 71 7i 7i 41 10.83 11 lOi 6i 5 51 CI 15 1 8' 9i Al ..490 7 5i ll 71 2' 21 2 8 8 BO 8 10 fl.

fl" 24.5.1 8 12 12 12 lOi 134.2.1 4 4 101 1H 3.20 12 11 Hi 81 12 22.05 urn i iiii.i UOTFtf Tack Room Rate Kir Moose. Jockev D. Padcett M. .4. Bnxtnn R.

Arduini Cusimano xAhrazo. Mis IIusTbee. Munden iKilhher K. Lane Laila Rose Tammaro Misi Slnnl R. J.

Martin xKloHini; Water K. Pannell My Hi.ker r. Ilanea Junior lout P. O'lirien 5lr. linx L.

MrMullen e've a pprentlce allowance Si Mtitm-U Paid Tark Room. 10.80 1 lit I I' I 1. 4 jiwip, aa.ou aiiaw, xi; iiuose, Tck Room, well nlaced rfrnnnM side coming into stretch, closed aamrlv mhen set pace, failed to meet ntrona bid lrom when roused. Biff Moose was never far out slopped. overweight Mif Busvbce; Pillibeg-.

2. iScratched Leprechaun, Baby Kiddie, Daily Double In First and 3 Purw steeplechase: claiming: secSnd- 50: Scuttle. a. p.i auvu. won ariviua: ciwner a.

v. austwicK. Trainer Wt. P.P. 11 1 115 4 Hi 5 112 10 109 8 109 11 US fl 10K 12 107 3 1 2 115 7 13 6 of for B.

claimed. atralrlit. S.1.4U nlai ii 8 hm- Kit. aa.u mow. harlr slicrhfiv t.a.a nmetl hurrl and tint rf.H ti.i.

r. winner near 70-vard Dole, then rame tiin It. AbraKA marl un urnunri jiinmr bni. Flylni Giant. Albatross.

Tack Room, $31.40 for $2. 4-year-olds and ud: about twa mils. third- $250: fourth. $125. Went to post at F.

Christmas. Time 4.09-s. place same, winner, b. m. bv Male- Horse Jockev C.

Peoples Shea, Jr. Kinnard R. Miller Brown J. Wylie Gaines O. A.

Brown ixScnrry Gal xxSpeed Demon xOucker xxSpikerv tJeneral li ne's CJift Northern l.ifrht Bland Wt. PP. lit 138 4 141 5 1 HI 3 145 9 142 7 136 8 146 6 St. 4 8 12 St. Fin.

Str. 2.5 2'l 2" 1 i $4.00 4 6 4 3 2s 2" 38.30 -3 3 6" 5' 4 3 3.45 1 1 3" 4 5' 4' 2.85 2 4 l'l 2 3 5' 3.00 8 5 54 6's 6'" 6 10 85 7 7' 1 7'' 7' 7 42 65 8 9 9 8 8 8 6 8 85 Lost rider 22.50 xFive pounds claimed for rider. xxSeven pounds claimed for rider. S2 MntueH Paid Scurry Gal, $10 straight. 56.60 place, $4.50 show; Speed Demon.

$17.50 place, $6.60 hhow; Ducker. $3.50 show. Scurry Oal. In hand while forcine early pace, shook off Spitery after par.sinB stands second tune, opened uo ennri laH hin Hriu.n Ba Demon Improved position after turn of field and was easily second best. Ducker.

close up early, dropped back, then made up ground slowly. Similar was without an excuse. Spikerv stopped. Northern Liirht lost rider at tenth jump. Overweitrht Speed Demon.

Northern Scratched British Knight. Light. 3. irur 2-500: tha Lowland; for maiden 3-year-oids and up: mile and seventy yards. lnr-r- 150: second.

$500: third. $250: fourth. $125. Went to post at 4. 8.L.

onSf tart Kood: won driving; place same. Winner, ch. t. 3, by Head Play-Dashing Doe. Owner J.

E. Hughes. Trainer C. P. Sowers.

Time-1 473. 1 Kal Kai Say Blue iMd. OfHar. Lieut, Wells (Stride Well Navigate I Arden Lae) Greek Flaf I Doug Crate Garden Slate Camden. N.J.

(1 FIRST $2,500: 4-yr. uo: 1 nil. sMichlsan chevy 111'xStipreme Ideal. Ill (Romance Boy 111 iHocket Plane. 116 Bill llfi Ill llliHello Bill llfi llfil.Tlmmie's Aide.

llfi 116'Mlss Gazer 111 llllxFrisky Fire Ill khure Hre Wolf Creek Balmand Chance Fair Pincknev xt'hickore SECOND $3-500 -Piouant up; 6 fur 10R suuermont 113 113 106 114 117 Sir Jinx Bnggine Bob. xNora Belle. Abiel Wise Bun All ican sun, For Granted Forever Mine Country Dude THIRD 3 jr Ai up; 1 ml. A 70 yn. Beau Quest Kakem'tp My Esther sKusar oaf.

118iC.eyward 112 112 islr Oalla 113 Kit xPrescieuce 104 110 sFlake 104 112 Call Uulrk 109 alln 4-yr. up: 1 ml. los 114 Shako 109 true urea FOURTH $4,000 tFlre Silcky He Rolls. xRlar lied J14I alln 3-yr nil. lOHiGalasT 112 104, nnira Major.

115 107(1 illy Ill 110 llOIPolyphaae 101 ll'SiSandlapne r. 115 115 xHard Facts 115 FIFTH $4 000 Bullpertii xJungle Call Kalns Came. Judex Riar I Did Gun Flak. US'. aG.

Ring entry. SIXTH $25,000 add. the Garden State Stakes: fur. Basiogne. 114.lobstown 122 Mitvme World Trade Double Jay.

liMlbWar Glunrt. 117 llOibHornp'oe 114 C.ail Ill 1 14 i Johnny Dimick. 114 ...1141 Faultless. aPacilork aCaltimet Farms entry. bGIen Riddle Farm entry.

SEVENTH $4,000: elm 4-TT it up: 1 ml Daisy Chance. 114iTedWes 117 Eelheub Peg 115 xDove Shoot 107 isallord II 120 EIGHTH l'i mi. Rmpon Moose. 117 iGlumour Dusi Ill 111 latiauntiet 114 1 11 IxaCoinaid 106 Airv 106 117 Jet Plane 109 foxglove Curler xl'ast Feather xPebble Hues. xDon penalo 10lxRon I Ight 1031 ariarsuaca and Aiassimiano entry xrive Dotinds appremice allowance clamed First post.

1.30 P.M. Track last. GARDEN STATE SELECTIONS By Buck Weaver First Race Sure Fire. Wolf Creek. Supreme Ideal-Second Supermont.

Abiel. Wise Sun. Third Beau Quest- True Dream. Flake. Fourth SHAKO, File Sticky.

Signals Bioke. Fttth I Did. Riar Black. Oreling. Sixth Jobstown.

Calumet entry. Double Jay. Seventh Burra Per. Dove Shoot. Daisy Chsnce.

Eighth Jet Plane. Gauntlet, Foxglove. By The Associated Press First Race Supreme Ideal. Sure Fire. Michigan Chevy.

Serond--Couutry Dude. Wise 6un. Bogging Bob. Third Gavward. St Galla.

Call Quick. Jourth He Rolls. Riar Red. Shako Filth Bulloerin. Judex.

Oreling Sixth Calumet Farm entry. Double Jav. Jobstown. Seventh--SALFORD II. Burra Peg.

Dove Shoot. Eighth Fast Feather. Jet Plane, Foxglove. Best bets set in rapllals. Suffolk Results the Associated press FIRST Not Tomorrow.

110 4-yr up: 6 fur. (F. 7ehr. $14.60. SS.00 Good Show, 113 (R Snmmersl $9.28, ss.

so Nanny Bone-. 114 iR Bauer" $3 60 Time 1 13 1-5. Cahors Pal'ernnl. oie suss. nouiBM Mymnn.

urand Peter. Last Frontier. Bhirk Africa. Fie.h As Paint. Chance Run also ran.

4 yr it up: nil Son Bosun. 115 (E. Viarvl $1 CO. $10 30. $7.00 Peggy Silver.

10.1 IR. Summer: $12.40, SS.40 Plane Spotter. 10P tO. Hettinger! ime 4B 1-5 Free Hoy, Hiotoits Rebel. Chlslam.

Alcinous. Garden Pot. Cee Raf. Lrocaoe also ran. Daily Double Not Tomorrow and Son Bosim tioid $100.20 for 52.

THIRD $3 000- elm 2 6 fur. Any How. 110 IA. Danielsi. S26.20 $14.40.

$9.80 La Morenna. luv tp. $11.20. S12 00 Eternal Jean. 107 r.T.

V'srvl. 40 nine 11s. iraee Ills in. Proud Miss Eooiihan. Samba Siren.

Aces Up. iches oracias. suu Doggie. Generator. Blanra aiso ran.

FOURTH $3 000: elm 1 yr fur. Windhover, 113 (Q. Hetimten. 00. )n sa no Princess Ellia, 116 IR.

L. Baird1. st an. ss no Platinum Sands 110 Summersi sa.ao Time 1 13. HarostrliiDs.

Omn Arrows Away, port Said. Hy Alsedic. Joan Line. Chanticleer aUo ran. FIFTH $4 000: 3-yr.

A no: 6 lur. Valdma Cralt. 116 IH. Kconra) so an. si an.

as nn lively Man. 113 (H. Keenei Eternity, 113 H. Claggett 52 SO Time 1.114-5 Katmlain. Kara tlnw Skylark.

Boston Man. Flee Transit. Hearth Broom also ran. SIXTH 3. 500: 3-yr A- up; 1,.

ml Ipio Bound, 113 (G. Ilettintrerl. 7i an. i no First Stage. 118 IC.

Leblanr S10 0. S7 80 (laming Chance. 109 W. Turnhulii S7.00 Time 1.47 2-5 A1rT Grar. War Glanii Cold Bart.

Valdivla. Old Union. Mai, Flo's Herbert also ran. SEVENTH S2.500: elm 4.yr JI- m- mi Rotamal. Ill (A.

Daniels 1. 7 no. sc. no si an Calarry. 108 CE.

Viary4 $7.60. $5.20 Wake Robin. 117 W. Dnflvl $6.80 Time 1.4K Taneowar ae. Valfiin leaf.

Brevrome, Court Flash. Winced Phariah. Doodle Bug, Aboyne, Ticaro Pilaia also ran. EIGHTH 4-yr. A up: mi.

70 vrl Scotch Trap, 120 (A. Daniel't. sfi so. sa so. st no wanan, 114 Lebiano S4 00 Bpeeoy Josie.

Ill (H. Keenei $4.80 Time 146. Flying Silver. Bright Camp. Flussy.

Cyrus Miss Identity, Sir Kid. Hadatirkle also ran. St. i4 a4 St. Fin.

3 l'l I' li 2J 1 2 3 2l 3" 3 2l 11 6 5 6s 55 3i 5 2 3 21 1 4 1 4i 4l 4i 4' 5 8 7i 6 5 6 6) 6 lOi 101 7 7l 7 7 ll1 8J 8 8'1 8 12 12 12 12 10' 9 10 8'i 7 9 9 10s 9 91 ll ll 11 11 4 51 9" lOi 12 12 Horse Ioe Head Astify Vannozza Spain' Armada Jockey R. Lanr; S. Roberts Walters Gilbert F. Pannell xstray Winds. leaay ran Watson Miles It Padgett xllopewell G.

Cusimano wTeiephone Girl. Holland xlUboul T. LnsbT rir.t Party J. Matral XConilass R. Kereuson xFive pounds apprentice allowance waived.

i siutuels Paid Doe Head. $162.30 Wt. PP. 109 12 114 6 109 5 112 1 110 4 112 8 9 in 10 II? 2 111 7 118 11 110 3 iv.jv muc, d.ju tiiua, mnozza, ab.iu snow. ioe Head, takine up pacemakinz early, gave way to Spain's Armada sfter turn lnr into home lane and.

continuing at even gait, stood off late bid from A.sttfy r. Bjf ciose to iront, was without leuciiing bacKstretch. came wide into home tn ivuiiui.iH iwfit turn, savea Annapolis Club's Fall Series Tests Set Tomorrow By PF.TE CH4MBL1SS Sun papers Yachting Editor) Annapolis. Oct. 18 With several craft in each class within striking position for first honors.

$kipprrs of yatlits arp on the Alert for Ihe last races of the fall series to be sailed Sunday under the auspices of the Annapolis Yacht Club. On the basis of point scores for the two races sailed. Conaaree. Naval Academy yawl, which won in her class in Ihe last race and placed second in the first, leads the field of six competing yachts in the Cruising Division. Class A with a total ot l.ti.'i0.5 points.

Fast in almost any weather, the Congaree is skippered by Midshipman J. E. who bas proven himself an adept helmsman. Vamarie, whose record at ocean racing is second to none in the country, is running second in the Class A series with Midshipman R. C.

Adams in command. She has a total of 1.5545 points and Spindrift, Naval Academy cutter, sailed by Mid.shipman F. Simpson is running third with 1.440 points. Other Yachts Named Highland Light. Midshipmen B.

Goodman, skipper, though disqualified in the first rare and currently in last place in the class, is always to be taken into account and may easily lower the scores of the present leaders though she has no chance of winning herself. Other of the big yachts competing in Class A ar Freedom. Naval Academy schooner; Midshipman G. X. Farmer, and Alsumar.

Frank Greenman. Annapolis Yacht Club. The closest sort of a battle cf sails is being waged in Class 6, Cruising Division where Elda, Donald Patterson of the Gibson Island Y'acht Squadron, and Alert." Midshipman C. W. Butler, are tied for first place in the series with 1.630.5 points.

With 1,404.5 points to her credit. Lively. Naval Academy yawl, with Midshipman Z. W. Alford as skipper, is in third position in Class B.

F.lda won the second race and Lively was second. Lively tftok the first race with Elda placing second. Two Class yachts Windrush. C. A.

Kuehn. Annapolis Sailing and Pearl II. R. M. Calvert.

Silver Spring are tied for first post with 1.630.5 points. Interlude. F. II. Low-erec.

Gibson Island Yacht Squadron, is third with 1.476.8. Tied For First Leading yachts in the Delta Cruising Class are: Bluewater, H. O. Young, Patapscut Sailing Association. 1.502 points; Whisp.

XT. O. Jensen. P.S.A.. 1.554.5.

and Vagabond. II. R. White. P.S.A., 1,478.5.

In the Star Class David J. Duni-Ran, of the Gibson Island Y'acht Squadron, sailing Melody, and Bill Myers, of the Tred Avon Y'acht Club. Oxford, sailing Andiamo are tied for first place with point scores of 1.6.55. It. R.

Fisher, of Gibson Island, is third with a score of 1.556. Prizes will be awarded the three highest point scorers in each class in Ihe series and in addition skippers who finished first in any race in the series will receive an award. The last races of the serfrs will start at 10 A.M. V. Mil.

Hooters Hrat Salisbury Teachers Westminster. Md Oct. 18 Western Maryland defeated Salisbury State Teachers College. 4-3, today in its first home game of the soccer season. tern Maryland Salisbury JiieiHa.

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II 8 a iST tACt t.0 at. aa-wC Oo lyCaublaClawl lJMa. I Caa I Urn 10 iacl.aaa RULE VIOLATION Flying Raid Scratched After Receiving Barn Incident By JOSKPH B. KELLY FSun Staff Correspondent Laurel. Oct.

18 Flying Raid, a filly scheduled to run in the fifth race at Laurel yesterday was a late scratch when a groom employed by the Stephens Stable was found in the receiving barn stall with a bottle alleged to contain a glycerine solution, it was unofficially disclosed here today. Ihe stewards admitted that the horse was scratched due to a report from the chief veterinarian, Dr. F. M. Keller, in charge of the receiv ing barn, but refused to comment on the situation, here today.

Groom Refuses To Comply It was reported that the guard assigned to Flying Raid warned the groom that it was against the rules of the racing commission to admin- ster anything to a horse after the prerace test was given and when the groom refused to comply. Lieut. Robert E. Bradley, head of the spe cial police, was called. The filly was scratched before betting opened.

This was the first violation of rules regulating the receiving barn reported since the inceplion of the mandatory barn at the start of the Laurel meeting 011 October 2. Contents To Be Analyzed It was learned that the conlents of the bottle found in the groom's possession has been turned over to the Racing Commission's laboratory for analysis. The horse. Flying Raid, runs in the colors of the Stephens Stable which is owned by Joseph Stephens. of Long Island, N.Y.

Patrick Brady is the trainer for the Stephens Stable. The most attractive program of the Laurel meeting has been arranged for tomorrow with the thirtythird renewal of the Washington 'Cap and $7,500 Governor Ogle Steeplechase fea turing the Polynesian, winner of the 1945 Preakness and Seven Hearts, im pressive victor in the Laurel mile here on Wednesday, appeared headed for a sizzling battle in the mile- and-a-quarter Washington. The pair will vie for favoritism the field of nine. Both are equally weighted with 119 pounds and it will be difficult to choose between them. A victory from any of the re maining contestants turbine.

Equanimous. Top Reward. Rlegogo. New Moon. Caribou and Boy-Plin would be tagged an upset.

Suffolk Downs Boston. Mats. FIHST $3,000: 2-yr 6 fur. xGay Gar.el 1 in xAIays Broke 113 Academic 1 18 Mutuant 111 Comets Tail. 115'Mint De niable 118 xDoiteasy lirt'iiveros Flier.

Akaluke H8 Redrtone Buck 118 Bull Tar F.desall Fane 1 1.1 111 ll 11 111 SECOND S3.000: 4 r. A- un: A fur liniyFirst Command. 114 Sangnne 119ilced Over xxPsychle Rate. lOOiOver Ice 110 11S ins 113 Jims Jcannle 1 lOixExnendable Ima lUiSearlel Mtanami llflKbro Ring Curtain i lo'xxHvaros Olnter 110 100 thihd tur. Petes Best HOlxLonaMcie Flvine H5lChariiiK Pal.

Miss OXlndy llOiDnlomite Tascosa 110 1 Bras Tedd FOURTH $3,000: 4-yr. I lur Ask Aunt 113Wise Advice Heat Wave 113ixSon Plnv Bob 113 Mmtieluo vSveen I. ad 114lilenr Pavne ins in 119 113 ud: 113 108 nr. 10H FIFTH alln 3-yr. Ar no: 6 fur xxWnr Paae llVtO'Kratlwt Ill xCopywrlsht 114 Yavapai llfi ankee taiuer.

Its Hayern 1 Takraaay 1 lfliMintlock 11 sixth $10,000. add the Puritan Handi- cap' 3-vr. up. i mi. aEill Hardey KlmoT 107 Float Me 104 106 122 Chevalier lOflMan O'Olory aSpansled Ofime liv aOran I.ociKe Stable and Mrs.

R. nd Ber-Mar Farm entry. SEVENTH 3-vr 1 Metcall ml. xBahia Shirley US xCold Blast llO Brazil UR Billy Perry HRIaBroad Dalifht. 11H xxlron Houte 118 aOallnne URBimont 118 xWeat her Cock 113'Jellico 118 a Victory Stable and Woodlyn Stable entry.

FIGHTH $3,500: rltn.r 4-yr. 4j up: Hidden Ace 117, Ho Hum War Airent iFolid Krnder vir Reply 114 xBellaboro. xWiU Murkham 1 ml 111 117 409 yI hree Dounds. xlive iwiinos xxseven pounds apmeniice alioviance claimed. FiT-l posi, 1.10 P.

Track la.st. Jamaica Results Sty the Associated Praia FIRST M.OOO: 2-yr fi fur F'aucon. Ill A. DeUrai S19.20. T.70, SS.70 Green Drigon.

Ill iE. Gueriu) $4.30. $3.00 Lonehorn. Ill I. Hanfordi $5.50 Time 113 2-5.

a tone. aOallalnri. Transair. Auspicious. Tulco.

8 Minister. Hill Of Gold. Duchess Argyle. SPitelui Sue also ran. aw P.

Chrysler entry. srcOND 6 fur. Schoolman. 113 E. Arcaro).

526.10. S14.90- S5 00 Steel Reigh. Ill (I. $12.60 Irish Count. Ill (A.

$4.00 Time 1 Potomac. ITeil Away. King Solomon. Harrier. Junior Kay.

Mar seilles. Hibernian. iir Heitx. benator Double Ri-h also ran. fFteld.

third S4.000: mdn: fillies: 6 fur Bee Ann Mac. 113 (A. Det ara). 14.9(1. S3.bO, S2.BO Harmonica.

115 (W. 56.80 Lolling. 115 IT. Atkinson! Time 1.13. Dear Mom.

cnallise. miss Rusty. Vera Mirhela. Chanton. Tinfoil.

GrindeTa. Good Purpose. Catana alo ran. FOURTH 3-r 1 mi Rabies. 114 (J.

3.20. fO. 2.10 Calvados. 114 T. A'kinsonl S2.50.S2.JO Broadway Joe.

Ill if. Kenneyi. Time 1.44 3-5. Gallavant. Blue uem uiso rsn.

FIFTH $5 500 add 3-r. ft- IIP' fi fur Bti7fuz. 126 T. Ltttherl. $4.20, $2.60 out Scholrrship.

113 C. McCrearyi. $3.40 out Tidy Bid. 113 E. Arcaro).

out Time 1.11. Perfect Bahram also Tan. SIXTH- $4,500: 3-vr. A- up: li'a ml Half After. 110 C.

Mccreary). ST 10. S4.40, $3.20 HiBhfortidies. 110 IT. Atkinson.

$11.0. $5.70 aDsrb Dunedin. 106 R. Belangert $3.00 Time 145 1-5. Axilom.

birletle. aDarbv Delilah. Segtili elso ran. SEvrNTH -S3. 5nn: yr A- tin: l'a ml Naval Station.

109 C. MrCrearyt. $7.20, $4.30. $2.70 Sleel Chain. 110 h.

Ohrh) $7.60, S3.80 bBrisht Gallatit. lO IE. Gitf-rin) $2.30 Time 1.54 4-5. If If. bSpread F.gle.

Gin And It. A-k Me, Motie Brand also ran. blrio Stable enirv. I a IK spill-. S-To-O Hot key Virlory The Park School gills' hockey learn whipped Girls' Lalin, 3-0.

yesterday on Ihe virtors grounds lo Rain its fourth straight win in as many starts. Jane White, captain of the liost squad, scored twice while Joyce Mendelsohn tallied the third goal. The lineups: Park Girls' Latin Tunthuey Weaiherb' Batt Mendelsohn Silverman White Ll C. Stark R.I Warner Rosenberg R.W.., orinsfeidet L. Kahn C.

'tolkfr It. O'Conor L. I ew F. Coolm Park Girls' latin Malberger awledford rails Clark O'Conor Miller ndTson 1 2-3 0-0 Scoring Park. Wh'te f2' Mendelsohn.

Siibstitiiie' Pa-T. HIIer. Kaufman Sha piro. Massing Biausrein. Klein: Girls Latin.

Keese. Kemp. Fargo, Bishop. then faltered badly. Stray Winds was always prominent.

Overweight Telephone Olrl, Astify. 2 Scratched Beabotird. Calendar, play Stage. Ackley. Doe Head Pays $162.30 In Winning Fourth Race By WILLIAM BONIFACE ISuupapcrs Racing Editor! Laurel, Oct.

18 Longshots were featured here at the Washington boulevard course today and the Prospect Hill Purse, sixth and best see. was no exception when S. A. Weidman's Late Time won by a lii ad at $42.40 for $2. The judges called on the camera before posting the order of finish end shown second in the picture vas Brown Hotel Stable's Buzz-around, which held a length advantage over Henry Horkheimer's Tony's Find.

The form players were justified in their complaint of a form reversal as Late Time was only fifth in her previous race, beaten a total 16 lengths by Buzzaround. which hold on gamely to win at a mile and "70 yards. Cusimano Rides Late Time Buzzaround got to the front in today's feature, but was unable to hold bis advantage when Late Time drove up on the outside and com plcted the s.ix furlongs in 1.12 1-5. There was a change in riders on Late Time from Bobby Bauer to Ccorge Cusimano. Who put up an extremely ambitious ride in driving ictory.

delightful racing weather vas enjoyed, the favorite players smong the 10.000 fans were having little success in their battle against thciron man when only one favor-lie got home. The betting on the eight races went to $782,384. Favorite in the Prospect Hill Purse was Crispin Oglebay's Upper Level, which got to the front in the backstretch, but tired badly in the htretch and finished only fourth in the nine-horse field. Closes Cround In Stretch Late Time, a daughter of War Hero and Quiet Time, was second ia the backstretch, dropped back in the run into the far turn and then closed ground in the stretch. She appeared ready to pull away from Buzzaround upon reaching the wire.

Only a crystal gazer could come v.p with a winner like J. E. Hughes' Doe Head, which paid the box-ear odds of $162.30 to win the fourth race at the expense of a capacity iield of maidens. It was the longest win price of the meeting and, on paper, there as no way the form players could give Doe Head even as much as a smell of the lion's share of the T-urse. Also.

Doe Head's jockey, Richard Lang, had not won a race since the opening, 16 racing days back. Doe Head Wins By Length Although Doe Head had finished eighth, beaten 21 lengths in her previous race over the track, she scored today with a length margin and turned a mile and seventy ards in 1.47 3-5. Nearest to the longshot at the wire was George Hursts Astify. while Kock Hill Farm's Vannozza, a first-time starter, was third. The form players went down with J.

L. Friedman's Snain's Armada, a paddock tip, which got to the front at the head of the stretch and then faltered badly in the last eighth of a mile. Doe Head, which had failed to in eight Marts on Maryland halfers," broke fast in today's rate, went right to the front with R. Lang hustling around Ihc first turn and then lasted to win over fi-ld of vrfv tired opponents. The time turned in by the daughter of Head Play was six full seconds iower than the track record for the distance.

Stewards Announce 2 Rulings Before the fourth race the stewards announced two rulings. Jockey J. Martin, who rode Butler. which was disqualified after winning the last race yesterday, has necn suspended for the remainder the meeting and steeplechase P. der J.

Wyhe was fined $25 for -obedience at the barrier in a rcnt 'chase. The stewards have been most active recent races. They disqualified Butler out of the final race yesterday and rlso changed the result of today's fifth race. Jouctt Shouse's East vfon the event for $10,000 platers by a length and a half, but was disqualified and placed second in back of E. D- Talbert's Victim, while third money went to J.

Stuart's The Sheriff. Stewards Change Result Apprentice Fred Pannell. rider ef Victim, complained to the ofli that his mount was bothered by East, under Sammy Walters, in the stretch run and therefore, was unable to give his best late speed. The stewards changed the result after listening to the reinsmen's story. Both Butler and East were favorites with the Laurel fans and East ent off at only 6-to-5 odds.

The very lucky backers of Vic tim collected at the rate of $11.60 for $2. The 6-year-old son of Mate and Scuttle is a full brother to A. C. Bostwick's Scurry Girl, win ner of the third race, a two-mile steeplechase. Victim went the six furlongs in 1.12 4-5.

Morgan Crhlilers IIot To (ramlliii? The Morgan State football team eaeadv boasting a 13 to 12 victory river west Virginia State, will play host to the Grambling College eieen. of Louisiana, Uiis afternoon Morgan Stadium. Morgan plans to slart -practically the same lineup that opened the tame last Saturday. The only change is in the fu.lback position, where C. Johnson will replace lames lurpin, who two touchdowns last week, in the start ing eleven.

The probable lineups: Cirambhna- ftHiesl-ni I' iion 'int lero I- 1 L. T. Ariooiir tints Mot Taoo Bvrd Bn ett Oit'ens Youi-ser Er.lev Jones I FB. lhr. Purae claiminq; for 3-year-olds 1 $600: Str.

80.15 9.90 3.9.1 1.80 26.40 3.70 5.70 43.15 60.73 122.85 306.50 351.50 claimed. wFtve pounds apprentice allowance strairht ski KO nlar r4io an excuse. Vannoza. well placed after lane in tmoressiva n.rt smin'. armari.

tronnn 10 ne leamna hth mil. and up: six furlongs. third. $300: fourth. $150.

Went to post at 7 2 1 4 8 9 5 10 3 St. 3' 4' 2t 7m 5 8 10 9 Fin. l'i 2- 3i 4' 5 6 7" 8' 9 Ktr 6 5' 2' 8 3" 4 9" 74 10 61 41 11 IP 7i 3 9' 8 10 2' $1.25 4.80 73.05 5.50 14.15 26.00 20.6 8.81 10.5.1 10.55 1 10 pounds claimed. dqDisqua'lified and placed second $3.90 show; dq East on outside rounding turn, bore In silently short ground East. second 3.

year olds; six furlongs. Ihlrd (nnrh tire Scuttle. Owner-E. D. Talbert rii.

Dy M'te' Laurel Sclcclions By WILLIAM BONIFACE Racing Editor, The Sunpapers Best Bet Arden Lad (Fifth Race) FIRST 6 lur. Prob. P.P. 3 1 12 8 10 1 6 2 ft 7 II 11 II 14 15 a Horse Weiflht Jockey Odds 118 lynch 1-3 xaLIt lie Harp. 113 Hanes i 41 Noble Cvclops.

113.... West 5-2 LPeniiy Reward, 118.. Bastile -l Decoupate. 115 LoTtirco 1S-1 bContlnuation, 118...... Kirk 15-1 Tappahanock.

118 Gilbert 10-1 Full Flush. 113 Breen lo-l xHoyal Tiger, 1 13 TO-t Rebuke. 118.. Watson 201 Ocean front. 114 Kirk Displaced.

118 20-1 Laella. Ill Holland 20-1 aKiskina- All. 114 Martin 4 1 xRegamed. 113 Fennel TO-l xOue Tee. 110 l-oru.

aShsmrock Si able-Good News Stable entry. bW A. Jackson entry. SECOND ts.ooo: 3-yr. Ac up; lur.

8 xMeetmenon. 100 ueinar 1 xAnnle's Dream. 104 Baird 4 xTumble Boy. 107. West 7 Love My Gal.

105 boy 5 xClvil Liberty. 107 Pannel 3 Hub Bug. 105 No boy b-2 5-1 5-1 10-1 15-1 15-1 15-1 20-1 15-1 20-1 201 20-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 70 3-1 7- 2 5-1 5-1 8- 1 10-1 10-1 15-1 30-1 20-1 14 Sals Sister. .109. -Buxton 2 jieprts iu sWhlte Easter.

104. Bauer 13 Willegivit. 105 SCOc-c jtWeelatrd, 107 koi.o 10 Rapatelle. 109 Owens 11 Bounding Bok. ji 12 Robert E.

Lee. 112. 15 yPayonara. 104.. 16 xBurgal.

103 VVest THIKD 2-yr. Allies; 1 mil. yds Kit Kit 10 Maid OI Harlem, 109 lynch Sllure. 104 West Proud Ruler. 11J McAndrews Whimsical.

112 LoTurco x-Iariv Plara. 107 West 6 Virginia Beach. 109 alters 8 Miss Prime. 112 Hanks 4 aPulseUe. 101 3 Say Blue, 118 No boy added; 3 yr.

fc up; about ir.i! ia? 2-1 bBinder. 139 2 Navigate. 148 Russell 5-1 bGalaciic. 150 a James 133 Jlf? Greek Flag. 137 No boy 10-1 Refugio, 140 boy 10-1 An.intator.

142 Fields 8-1 aBiack-Mrs. Jeflords entry; bMrs. Weir entry. FIFTH S3.000: 3-TT 6 fur. i hlritrn I art.

118 Root 8-5 hStride Well. 118 Cvper. 118 Gilbert 5-1 cS.r Imu. 118. K'rk 115 Kir 4-1 Audacity.

115 Root 10-1 Milly C. 115. Bu.0! xDouk Crate. 113 Ford 10-1 xaS'-ciOPy B. 113 J0- All Over.

110 West L-1 xBlaci Tea. 110 aloudottn Boy. 113 Giloert 10-1 xYotir Ml'esty. 110 Baira xCelebrity Miss. 110.

201 Jrck Tangle. 118 vSllentRose.llO West. 20-1 3 13 Ifi 15 1 4 7 10 11 8 fi 14 aFossett-Mrs. Ryan entr. bSnouse-Pari- dise Farm entry.

rG. M. Cohen entry. SIXTH $25,000 added; 3 vr. up; Wash ington Hanoican: i mi.

Polynesian. 119 Kirttiana Seven Hearts. 119, Kanka Turbine. 114 Weideman MegOTO. 105 Bcawlhorn Top Rewnrd.

10S J. Martm Eauanlmotis. 108 No bov Caribou. 108 boy New Moon. 112 Kl'k 104 No boy 2-1 2-1 5-1 10-1 12-1 15-1 15-1 20-1 20-1 SKVFNTH S3.

500; 3-yr. i'p: l'a ml. a lit Klrkland 5-2 7-2 5-1 yNoble one. ium vj mi On Legend. 120 Root aPrinre BeUiro.

120 Gilbert Bov-Plln. 120 aMister CIisl. 117. Kirk Sarawak. 117.

Giloert Hi Neighljor. 10 Iand Cruiser. 109 Pannell March Chick. 117 Kirk Mrimiity Trail. 112 sJacobs.

1011 folio xCimm Cisine. 108...... West YSmUmn Lass. 10 Pannell 5-1 10-1 5-1 11-1 10-1 20-1 15 1 20-1 20 1 20-1 20 1 Newnmer-Mrs. Lebowitr entry.

riGHTH 3-yr. up; 1 ml. I Our Blen. Ill No bov 4-1 2 10 13 8 6 15 12. 3 4 5 7 9 11 14 lb Sunstorm.

oy xtiene Chance. 108 Pnlisi Maeuuel. llo Root Somewhere. 110 Scocca xTitian. 111.

Rollo One Century. 118 Score 5-1 5-1 hi 8 1 10-1 15-1 10-1 Bullv Gusner. IIO oreen Foreveratit, 107 Buxton xBare Cupljoaid, 108 Pannell xRlngalong. 10B West xlxploration. 108 Lusby xDargho, 114 in.

Mj in Kirk 20-1 20-1 20-1 15-1 2(1-1 20-1 xLaBSlla. 108'. xGraiis. 105 Martin 20-1 xFive pounds apprentice allowance Jamaica Jamaica. L.I.

(.4. first $4,000, 6 fur. sprits I 16 Slemannia llfi 1 1 116 116 116 116 llfi 116 ll I War 116Wide Wins 1 16 Disco- ery 116 Pick Me lip 1 16 Touch 116 bFlash Point. 116 aRuddy Glow Clillderir Scotch Secret rurn Ban: aChalledonian. Fl Oio Fey.

Beats All bllieh Wind 116' aW. L. Brann entry. bKins Ranch entry. SECOND alln 3-yr.

Ar up: 6 tur Conner Bernard IIS Ara Ink iianMtcnen rouce i yxHis Grace llS Merrv 120 120 114 Pot, Ltkker l'JOiFla'bui Honour Student. lliUncle Bvron. aDctection 124' A. G. Vanderbllt entry.

THIRD $4,500 3-yr. A- nt: 6 fur. Cencerro 104; Greek Comanche Peak 109. Ruling Time. Speeding Home 123 F.utmtee 121 108 106 109 fur 112 115 115 10 108 Play Pretty lin AUr.on feiers.

Darbv D'Amonr 116' FOURTH $15,000 add 2-yr. flliies: Pipette Oracle Ve 4. 1 12 Motlier Carolyn A. 122 Lovely Imp War Fan. lis aunt wny Tea Olive 1 iaBimlette Sweet Peeotty 1121 aj.

R. Bradley entry. FIFTH The Roamer Handicap: $25. 000 added: 3-yr: lr ml. Ftertial Reward.

H6IAssault 126 100 107 Bridal 1 iBiKKsols'er 113 Windflelds 1 18: Mater 100 aLion Rampant, 107 Blue Falcon 109 Dorothy Brown W. M. Jeffords entry Boss aMahout Excitement. War Waich 10ri 106 113 School Tie I 103 (Mr. and Mrs.

SIXTH $5,000 added: 3-yr. uo: 1A Stage Bond 10BChonnv Sea 102 114 Flash Burn. 113 Sea Pare Crack Time 110 Demos 106 Spirit UK Petrol Point. Frere Jacques 121' 122 ii up: seventh $4,000: fillies. 3-yr.

li. ml. Hi Marietta. 118 xxxDnrby Dover Lady. lltiixxxlsatin 1 10'Jerse Cream.

1 i Chante.use 108 115 GalamllU L. sxCasuno laconlun TPive rinlind 111 1 15 115- sx even oo.ir.us appreu til ailowunre cluimed Pot 1.1& F.M Track fast. JAMAICA SELECTIONS By Buck Weaver Race Challedor.ian. High Wind, Beais Ail Second Kitchen Poiice. Pot Likker, flatbitsh Third SPFKDINO ltOMK, Alinoil Peters.

Greek Warrior. Fnnrlia Biinleti. War Fan. Carolyn A Fifth Assaui. Mahout, Eternal Re- Slyii-'Willing Spirit, Petrol Point.

Frere Jacques. Seventh Jersey fleam. Fiahtiug Lady. Hi Marietta. By The Associated First Race Flash Point.

El Oro Rey. Challedunlan. Second Hat bush. Kitchen Police. Ara- lak.

Third Greek Warrior. Darby D'Amour. Killing '1 line Fourth -Caroly N. A Bradley entry. lea Ohvo.

Filth Maliout. Assault, Britlal Flower. Sixth Frere Jacques, Pel ml Point. Flashbuin SevenrhJERSEY CRFAM. Princess R.

I- Galpmilk. Best bets set in "capitals. Horse dqwF.ast Victim The I laucht Another xstt. Abe i leelest alleivellan Jockey Walters Pannrll Wt 117 115 114 113 114 106 1118 no 112 ill PP. 8 6 10 3 5 2 4 7 9 I Watson J.

Breen Roberts R. Rollo Padgett Hacker M. A. Buxton aMte ries R. .1.

Martin sEd-hl Stable-O. M. trrtimo enlry xFive 7 2 4 Jersey Cream C.alamillc Fighting Lade 8 Best Bet DISPOSE Best Bet HITCH POLICE Garden Stale Results the Associated Pre FIRST $2,500: Bright Player, El Ostina. 122 3-yr A- tip: 6 fur. 119 D.

Dodsoni $9.80, $4.80. $3 00 $6.30, S3. 40 113 iP. Mlllerl 70 Liotrid Lunch. Tune 1 12 3-5.

Tennessee Mad. Del-rthian. Appeal Agent. Farmers Girl. Taiu.

Volowny. Blenco. Becalm also ran. SECOND $3,500: elm 6 fur. Almaily, 117 (D.

Dodsoni. $7.80. $4.50. $3 40 Tintaie. Ill K.

Parlsenl $3 00, 170 Stase Song. 109 IE. GouzaleT) $6.10 Time -1 12 3-5. Miss Viking, Airily. Lark mead Jane, Famine.

My Julie Caer.ghl also ran. Daily Double Bright Player and Almarty paid $58.20 for $2. 4-yr A- uo: l'a ml Justa Note. 118 (J. Stout I $5.60, 52.90, S2.20 Jetsam.

119 iV. D. Wright $3.00.52.20 Iurnplate, 114 (S Young! $2.40 Time 1.53 2-5. Bardia, ICoview, Relious nlso ran. FOURTH $1 000: mdn 2 fur Ciamiini.

12t S1.70. $3 90 Klowrr. ll'il (l Dodauni 4 90, 40 Teddy Tarn. 120 $4 50 I line 1 13's. Juy arking lesert Ruler I Old School.

Rich wnll. Man. Ilolo I'at nJohniiie also ran. aCedar Farm entry elm 2 1 'ml. Medalist.

110 (II. Mora. $16.20, 58 90. 54 60 Ned Lurk. 116 Howelli $9.70.

S6 60 Sis-ie 107 18. Youngi $11.70 I line 1.40 3-5. Gams. Sweeping Bettv Vliesse. Colonial Boy.

Red lag. Chally Mally. Petroboy. Roses Are Red also ran. IXTH $4 000: elm 3-yr tt un: 6 fur.

Gorget, 117 (O. Baourisi. $7.60. 54 60. S3 20 Milkstone.

119 R. Fair $12.00, S6 60 i lying irtr. 110 S6 50 limf 1.112-5. Plane Shadow. Pelous Iledgcthorn.

Po-emere Dee. Wise. Don Miller. Wits End. Ariel Game.

Fenty ii. also ran. SEVENTH $3,500: 3 1 ml. 70 yds. Portsel.

115 fD. Dodsoni $10.90. $5 40. S4.50 110 (A. Snideri S4.S0.

S3. 70 Loiirao.e. llfi (R. Fermanrl $1 10 Time 1 44 3-5. Open Palm.

Krwiowu. i ainoric. riiievemisii. itun ady also ran. FIOHTH elm 4 yr A no: 1 pil l.oruers Boy.

109 (K. Gonra'e7i. 17 70. SS SO. 14 70 Top 112 G.

L. Sinithi SS.to S4.I0 liergeant 109 N. Colllbestl Sit 30 r.me 1 .55 2-o Junior Kaston. IHillar Hay. Tides In.

Nirtu Porter. Caesar I oxshade, Display I also ran SUFFOLK SELECTIONS By Buck Weaver Fli it Er Academic, Mine Diabl IKiitearv. Second--Dispow, Mianaml. Ovar li-a Third Dolomite, liyint Jim. Charing Pal.

Fourth MlQUelito. Kit Aunt Ada. Sun Admiral. Fifth Takeaway. Mintlock.

Copy-wright. SIm MAN O'OLORY, Bill Hal dry. Float. Mi. fventh Gallonir.

Billy Perry, Einhth War Agent, Hrr Reply, Hiddt-n Are Racing FOUNDED Weathercock 10 Gallong 10 Billy Perr Will Marfeham 16 Bellsboro 12 Solid Sender 5 wFlve apprentice allowance waived. Mutuels Paid Victim. $11.60 straight, $4.60 place. $2.70 place. $2.70 show; The Sheriff.

$11.70 show. went up Victim (i responded willingly to hard urging through last eighth of mile. out 'V tlKnt Quarters when winner bore in and then came itiiin, never jar out or 11. was in tight quarters when winner bore in and then pn willingly when again straightened. The Sheriff forced early pace, moved into lead on 1 urn and hung on wtli in final drive.

Flaueht. far back earltr. saved turning for home, then tired. Apprentice Pannell lodged a claim of foul against against lilt latter was disqualified and placed overweight Helvetian. .1: Sgt.

Abe. 4: Flaught. 2: Another Bel Bcraiched Celebrity Miss. Brown Saxon. Prince Beiltro.

Pun $3,500: the Prospect Hill; for 3 value 10 winner, second. $700: 4 Ot off at 4.07. Start won yooa: phice same. Winner, br. 1.

3. War Hero- Quiet 'l ime. Owner ii.mn waitrs. lime I gt. 4 St.

Fin. Str 2 2 I 4. 4' 1" $20.20 4 7 6'- 1 2' 12 10 3 3i 7- 3J 3.40 5 1 1" 2i 4" 16.1 1 6' 51 51 5 5.70 4- 3 fi 16.10 7 5 3' 7" 7 4 90 8 8 81 8 8 S.10 9 9 9 9 9 126.50 apprentice allowance claimed. Horse xl.ate- Time llii.arou nd Jockey Cusimano L. West F.

Il.tnes Walters J. laibert F. Pannrll xTons's I'pper a riel Son lawless Surrender a.Marine Victory Kitkland I). Padgett asy hpell F. Munden aftooanet Stabl around.

$13.80 place. $6.80 show: Tony's pp. 112 4 Hi 7 1" 1 114 9 5 114 8 114 3 H4 2. pounds place. $9.60 show: Buzz.

Find S3 Ud chow 'i'. oroppea back in run down back lane and. responding well to nurd urging in stretch, slowly wore down Buzzaround. Latter, outrun early moved turn and then hung as finish neared. Tonv Find.

closed with rush from head of stretch. Upper Level, away slowly than usual was btrfstretch and slopped when real rrtn bcraiched Her Highness. Shivaree. Dog Sullivan. Malvaset.

-w Purse the Boxwood; for 3-year-olds and upward; 1 mile and seventy yards. 4 lViU.ee? 'eSond- third. $350: fourth. $175. Went to post at tm StArt eood: won driving: place same.

Winner Blk. 3. bv Eight Thlrty-ttold Kniahtess. Owner Carr Hatch. Trainer C.

Howard. Time 1 Horae Twenty-Thirty Attendant Ilntileate Poolesville Mv Mai. ha Harford Mnrquest The aBttlrush Jockey R. Watson It. J.

Martin lo Turro C. Kirk D. Padcett .4. Kirkland Cusimano J. Breen A.

Buxton r. Pannell Vvt. PP. St. lx i St.

Fin. Str. 13 4 1 li 1 11 ji 1 3 S1.70 111 7 6 8i 5t 31 4 2' 12 00 118 9 8 51 3- 5.35 118 4 2 4' 2 4" 10.95 113 8 5 3i 3: 2 3 5" 8.1S 114 5 10 10 9' 5 6l 6 3 85 115 3 8 10 10 fl' 1 7 20.35 1'K 10 7 6' 7 71 10 8 34.60 120 1 3 4' 4i 71 Jt 115 2 2 5" 6" 6' 8J 10 24.60 $2 Mutuels Paid Twenty-Thirty. $5.40 straight. $3.90 attendant, $9.20 place, $5.10 show; Houleate, $3.70 show.

Mm- Wle rMpVce, met repeated challenges and each time drew away. Attendant, moving up faat on turn to be real threat, came wide into homelane losing ground, then came again strongly in last sixteenth of mile. Houlgate came uu i a-uviesviue stODDed. aEmanuel Strauss-O. M.

Scratched ainiling Las Crump entry. place, $3.10 show; was prominent lrom alart. rhi B. Towmer ri 1 ia Purse (claiming); for 3-year-olds and upward. 1 mil and a sixteenth.

500: 250: fourth. $125. Went to post at Hold, owner J. J. Maddock.

Trainer E. Hur.se Ship Ml a Pink lievil. 4nt-otne M.ir I'll lie Back. lion hie I Puritan Sin ee xtirand xtteslev A Jorkev B. Vandereriff K.

Holland A. I 'l ur J. Breen It. Arduini Padselt S. Walters I.

lie Witt Kirkland Tammaro V. Pannell t'nsimann Wt. in 114 115 114 in 117 in 115 in 114 108 112 3 8 1 6 11 2 9 4 12 5 7 10 PT. St. ii St.

Fin. Str. 10 10 103 9a 44 4 51 3 2s 2 2' 2145 11 6 5 55 3 3i 5 05 1 1 l'i li 41 35 10 12 12 12 II Si 5i 9 fl 8 7'1 6i 6 4.95 91 8' 7 8 1 14 60 2 4 8 10. 11 8- 5.05 8 7 3- 6 9' i 15.00 3- 4 83 10 in I 3.35 3 2' 4 5i 11 32.40 7 II' IP 11 12 12 5 15 BYRUMSAAM DflCttKI THl PLAY-IY-FLAT Pennsylvania Virginia Today 1.45 VATLAHTIC AUmmtic Oaafar Ahy- U9n $18.60 place, J12.20 show; Mta lean. 22 Mt place, $14 60 show; Pink IleyiL $5 show.

fihip Ahoy, far hart? enrlv. hin mm-in in 1... This newspaper, through its past performance records and official result charts, chronicles a statistical history of every horse running on the North American continent. Diiily Ratitg Form utathlia off it meJ A rKfuitJ krr NAI1UKAL ASSOCIATION" OF STATE RACING COMMISSIONERS INCORPORATED CANADIAN' RACING ASSOCIATIONS THE MEXICAN JOCKEV CLVB wide into limnelane then nni.hed very fat. siia Jean, close tip lrom strt.

chailensed I for lead routing around turn, fell back sllnhtly entering homelane then nanis on un. icii 111 rung lasi sixfceenin h.ina close wnve pounas apprentice allowance waived. xFive pounds apprentice allowance claimed. Overweiyht Pink Devil, 6ln le. 1.

Scratched Hed Wrack. Rough Honey. Talasea. or mile. Pmlc Devil slowl improved post- 8el pce PPed.

Le Meyer To Remain Kansas City. Oct. 18 (P) Bill Meyer will return as manager of the Kansas Cily Blues of the American Association next segson. Gen eral Manager Lee McPhail of the Blues announced today. VTritt for rREF Uvlht "How Snead Enters journey Richmond, Oct.

18 (P) Samuel Jackson Snead, British Open champion, today entered the Richmond Open golf tournament which opens at the Hermitage Country Club Thursday. mt? flit ctntt in to toirr tnlai auJ bsmdlint. AdJreiS Dnily Rming I oim, 7)1 Plymouth Court, Chin go 3, Ilk.