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rniE SUN. BALTIMORE. SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 24. 1943 Weyanoke, Bel Reigh Take Split Sections Of Ardsley 'Cap At Jamaica.

4 MARYLANDERS SELECTIONS AT PIMLICO TRACK Pimlico Chart THRONG SETS BETTING MARK Best bet set In capital letters. 1 OCCUPY BOWS TO DURAZNA Prohibitive Favorite Loses To Filly In Breeders' Futurity At Churchill Associated Press Oct. 23. Compiled by the Track fast 1 Pars $1,400 (claiming prices $2,500 to for 1-year-olds and up; mile and sixteenth. Value to winner.

Sl.OOO: second. 8250: third. SlOO; fourth. S50. Went to post 1.05; oil at 1.05.

Start good: won driving; place same. Winner, dk. b. 7. by Gino-Caprics II.

bv Golden Sun. Trainer J. K. Russell. Time .47 fri.

1.134. 1.41 'A. 1.48V-t telftlme. FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH FIFTH SIXTH SEVENTH EIGHTH n.rtn. Busy Nina Little Bunny Detroit Bull Harebell Uncle S'weed Johnnie Woolford en.

Soldier Song vyuonjieea Ruksh Wing Tip Bloodhound Randle'sO'n Kntaht's O'st Unauiator Proud One Kanlast i Rampage Bovsan Loch Ness Cushlamacre Rouge i Chicago Dr Port H'monv H'w Bound v. BUSY NINE Banyan Ginoca Harebell Elkridce Most Alert Woolford en. Soldier Song bi Dosutci Mesev Angel Little Bunny Detroit Bull Neddie Lass Rouse D's'n Johnnie Cherrvdale StarBlen Topping Black Africa Loch Ness Hazel Brother Jone Chuckle Tellmenow Homew B'ri Mercv Ansel BOYSAN Russia Harebell Elkridae Weatherile Silvestra Ruxsia Roamer Ramoaae Appeal Aaent Detroit BuU Hazel Bro. Jones Undulator Piatalls Detroit Bull Busy Nine Black Africa Olnoca Pallvmar -n Comaan Johnnie Tetlmcnow Olnoca Archer en, Umovdan Detroit Bull Elliott en. Cuahman en.

Most Alert PORT Soldier Pons Br Emery Needy en. Black Africa War Art Dark Danger Bro. Jones Johnnie Cherrvdale ward nd Psvchlc Belle Able Loch Ness Harebell Rokeby en. Chicaao Dr. Proud One Hadawln Navy Bomber Gay Brisad'r Detroit Bull Randle's On Bro.

Jones JOHNNIE Woolford en. Soldier Song By u-Haw Bust Nine ADoeal Aaent Russia Kimesha Cushman en. Port H'm'y Trierarch Mercy Angel Able War Bonnet Hsrebell Elkridae Fr'Ind's Lad Tellmenow Qulllon Mercv Ansei Bovsan Detroit Bull Randle's Q'n C'HMAN EN. Johnnie Silvestra H'ward n'c ByTrsckwise Oldomwood Little Bunny Russia Harebell Bro. Jones Weathcrile Pie Tails StarBlen Navy Bomber Appeal Agent Loch Ness C'shlamrcree Elkrldsc Wilton Port m'y Soldier Sons Busy Line Umovdan Ginoca Harebell Bro.

Jones Undulator Pig Tails SONG By Sun Dial Ruksh Wing Tin Detroit Bull Neddie Lass RouaeD'g'n Most Alert Silvestra Trierarch Mercv Angel Oav Briaad'T Loch Ness Hare! Mercator Johnnie Prond One H'ward B'n'C Needven. Banyan Ginoca Neddie Lass Bro. Jones Undulator WOOL'D EN. Trierarch ByCollyer BartO'War Ga Briiad'r Gossip Miss Hasel Cushman en. Chicaao Dr Tellmenow Soldier Song Toppling Black Africa Russia Cassis Knmht Q'st JOHNNIE Gondalina Challomine Bug Nlne wing Tip Ginoca Harebell Rouge Den Undulator Woolford en.

BONO CPt Consensus Rampage Gav BriaadT Detroit Bull C'shmacree Bro. Jones Chucklo Tellmenow ward a Ruksh Banyan Possip MissNeddle Lass Uncle S'weed Nippy Proud One StarBlen I Needv en. iBovsan I Detroit Bull I Harenell I Cushman en.l Undulator I Woolford en.l Soldier Sona Busv Nine Oav BriaadT Ginoca iFiliotten. 1 Brother iMostAtert iPortHmv wood Bad Ruksh iBanyan I Russia I Neddie Lass lElkridaa I Johnnie iTellmenow I Trierarch Hon Ginoca Indian Sun Jfckey Thornbur N. Wall N.

Jemas Bay Company Rest. Sweeping Misty Elbasan Church Supper Titilator Scocca GUbert Arcaro Keiper A. Kirkland Reno Witmer Wt. Pes. 4 i St.

Fin. Str. IIS 3 1 3" 3 2 2 11 $2.25 111 7 7 4 l1 1 1 2l 11.2S 112 8 2 6l 61 5t 5 31 23.05 110 6 3 lfc. 2i 3 3' 4" 7.70 118; 5 5 5 4ff 4" 5" 7.85 115 4 6 8 7t 6 6 6 3.20 113 1 9 9 flie Ois 8 7 ,13.65 109 8 8 7 7ll 8 6.25 113 10 4 2i 4i 8 9' 9 108.65 108 2 10 10, 10 10 10 10 225.45 $2 Mntnels Paid Ginoca, $6.50 straight, $4.10 place, $2.90 show; Indian Sun, $9 place, $7 JO show; Bayport, $9.20 show. Ginoca was rated to stretch, saved ground, responded when shaken lip and disposed of Indian Bun going away.

Indian Sun. off poorly, went to front with bold rush, but weakened in final seventy yards. Bayport closed full of run after sluggish Company Rest raced Shogun into defeat and weakened gradually through stretch. Sweeping Lee rallied mildly, then faltered. Shogun had early speed and topped.

Overweight Shogun, 1. Owners 1. H. Q. BedweH: 2.

Mrs. Tff. Trueman: 3. Woolford Farm: 4. M.

CHlbert: B. A. Williams: 6. O. L.

Bonifayi 7. H. H. Haag; 8. Mrs.

G. O. Russell: 9. Mrs. A.

B. MacNeille; 10. P. Buehler. mile and seventy yards, third.

S150: fourth. 850. Went to post handily: Place driving, winner, o. a. oy Mara.

Time it'i, s.sots Pimlico Selections by Don Reed St. 4 i St. Fin. Str. 2 2 2 1' 1 1 $2.50 3 If It 2'l 2-; 2 1.65 4 4i 3 3M 3 3 26.40 9,9 7 5 41 4l 4 56.75 10 9 6-1 6" 5 5 5 6L 8 8 'l i 5.40 1 3 4 5 61 71 69.15 6 8 7 71 7 8'l 5.90 12 11 11 11" 10 9 197.60 8 10 10 9" 9 10 62.10 7 51 9i 10 11 11 367.85 11 12 12 12 12 12 121.95 rt Purse for maiden 2-year-olds; r.

value to winner. 1.38: err at once. tl.OOO; second. 1300: start good: won Jamestown-Ancona, by Toro, (tele time). Trainer v.

Horse Broke Velikie Lukl Jons Gambline Andy. Best Palace Jockey Claggett Arcaro Breen Haskell F. Zehr Givens Knapp Gilbert J. Boyle A. Kirkland Scocca N.

Bernardo Gullah HI Neighbor Co-Star Cherbourg; Treaty Girl S2 Mutuels Paid Bell The Cat. $7 ETen, $3.10 place, $3.10 show; VeUkie Luki, Daily Double Ginoca and Bell-The-Cat was steadied while closest Wt. Pot, 116 11 116 10 116 4 116 116 5. 116 7 116 2 115 1 116 12 111 3 116 8 110 6 asked, took command and won with speed in reserve. Broke Even set good pace, but weakened gradually after being displaced.

Velikie Luki moved up menacingly on outside, then weakened, Jons wens to contention boldly and was not ridden out when beaten. Gambling Andy improved position, but faltered. Palace dropped back radually. Co-star 1 lashed speed and stopped. overweignt uuuan.

2: ireaty uiri, Scratched Dawn Watch. Maehere. Owners 1. Sterling Clark: 2. V.

Nelson; 5. B. B. Jones; 6, French Lick Springs Stable: 7. C.

8. Howard: 8. H. Swearer; 0. Bomar Stable: 10.

Christiana Stables: 11. R. B. Strassburger: 12. D.

Di Pilla. Purse steeplechase (claiming- price for 4-year-olds and up; two and a quarter miles. Value to winner. $850: second. f200: third.

HlOO; fourth. $50. Went to post 2.15; off at 2.16. Start good: won easily: place same. Winner, eh 10, by Ibn Ganado-Bcatrlce Patricia, by Beilor.

Trainer W. B. Cocks. Time 4.26. Horso Jockey Wt.

Pos. Pat (ianado. W. Owen 142 .2 Merchantman N.Brown 143 4 Hanerskt M. Coakley 144 1 Dundrlllln E.Roberts 142 6 Brant 8.

Riles 142 3 Dahlia J. Penrod 139 7 SimUar G. Smoot 145 5 $2 Mutuels Paid Pat Ganada. $7.10 chantman, $4 place, $3.40 show; Danerski, Pat Gsnarin Khnnk nfr Xferrhantman tn Sportsman's Park Chicago. III.

first 81.000; 3-yr. te up; 8 fur. Aleray 114 Coupon 117 Second Glance. Hv-Tnte Nani-Leonal. 105 iMiu Lexington.

105 xDr. Reder 110 Rose Bane 108 Annie Alone 110 Which Glint 112 Keep Flying 114 Low Hat 103 108 105 110 Rrndom Breeze. Bold Miss 114 xTfie Killer 105 1 Jota SECOND 81.000: 3-yr. St up; 7 fur. Three 117, My Luck 110 114 115 117 104 112 117 108 jubilate Boy.

Pandisco Liberty Flik Maurice xBlack John. Leap Year Lady. Knight Gal 113 114 117 113 108 110 113 Tio Your xoood Play. False Lloerty Craak. Jackorack THIRD 81.000; fur.

Robins Crown. 109! Wise Bannv 108 wees victory Burp Jean La Doctor Jeep Purple xBaanell Texas Sandman. 102 xWaveCao 110 110 Queen Kine 10 lis innnity ion 115 Reklaw ll US Phil Pet. 10R 102 Quanta 113 11H' FOURTH 81.000: 3-yr. St uo: 7 fur.

Cherrlko Hi! xLady Stardust. 10ft Shasta Man 11A sister Hianer. Rustv Gold. Fire Engine 109 Don Devno 118 10 xPrommette. 98 Captain rury.

lR'Hurl Horn 120 12iEcowav 115 tiaii i.rana starweigt 20'Misht Step 113 FIFTH 81.200: 3-yr. St up: 1 fur, vMiss Monarch. 1 03 (Forever Prince. 114 Flash Town lMIUMina 117 Tnnnard 117 Tnm 114 Joe Hrhenck 1 14 Pearl Harbor ft" xi.upie i nsnnan 111 Milk PUP 112'Moonlite Bobbv 119 SIXTH 81.300: 3-yr. St up: 1 1-16 ml xUnknown Rew'd 109'Drvalue 120 TexHvero 114 Hopeful Reward.

101 Snow 101 'Boom On 110 seventh 81.100: 3-yr. up; 1 1-16 mile xShln Plaster l07lxvaidina Marge. 107 115 115 Tartarus 115 Rasor Sharp. Dr. Bones lift van Tryst South Border.

xRetgh Countess. Linden Girl xwtldOalS 110 115 115 107 108 112 Hard Wrack 118 Ballyarneit 1 15 1 Blossom Queen EIGHTH 81.100: Max Forst 3-yr. np: 1 1-16 mi. 113 108 107 South 113 xPrlnce Mars. Snow Apple 113 Good Get very True 113 Illinois Star 113 Our Willie 113 Whiscendent.

110 Foamlndondus. 113 Say Praetorian 110 lie 113 Dancina Liaht. 113 Koon las 110 Van Man 113 NINTH (Substitute) 81.100; 3-yr. tt up; 1 l-i nu. Pari 113 113 108 107 113 113 110 108 Poet 113 Lewistown xFarquhar Castle Hrlen'a Tuteo.

My Crest Dogrose 110 Gay Hour 113 Stepping 104 Dairy Man 107 Alcinoua 113 xFreeMlss 103 xuud on Apprentice allowance claimed, first past. P. M. Tracjtjsst, Empire City At Jamaica. t.an Island.

N. FIRST 82.000; 6 fur. xxDark Maiden, 103 119 Modest One. 118 111 111 111 ISO Yodeier Raw Recruit Brick Tod Canlna. Taroan Super Marines SECOND 81.600: Rangoon is res Share Cropper.

Ctltica 113 116 13 14 Kenty Bov Francis Marion Chic Shirley 116' 14 clm 3-yr. up: li. ml. 131 119 104 111 116 116 Marmeduke xxxBaronet. Tack Room xxMiss Defense Commander.

113 ioa Chickore 114 I lead and won with speed in reserve. Merchantman was closest to pace throughout, but was no match for winner. Danerski was not a serious factor and was a beaten-oil third. Similar had early speed and stopped. The others were outrun.

straight. $3.30 place. $2.60 show; Broke $5.40 show. Bell-The-Cat, $17 for $2 to pace of Broke Even, responded when Ttradlev 3. T.leut.

Bavarit Rharn; 4. C. T. Bt. 5 9 13 St.

Fin. Btr. 3 1 1 1 $2 55 2 2' 2 2 2 2 3.55 8 4 4 3 3 3 33.7 6 6 6' 5 4' 4 1.6 1 5 5 4 5' 5 .7 7. 7 7 7 6 13.00 4 3 3 6 7 14.35 straight. $4.50 place.

$3.80 show; Mer $6.60 show. set aond mm. fenced well, drew Into Ions? Similar. 3. 'RnctartfVr Mr.

CI TLC TVMmn. 3r snow. Big Jack came again. The latter took stout restraint wnue snowing in rrot race on own couraee earlv. was anino- tn place same.

Winner, 2, by Stimu Gaver. Times .23. .47. 1.13 Vs Overweight Danerski. Merchantman, Scratched Galley Boy.

Owners 1. Fduril A 4. Mrs. John T. Skinner: 5.

Mrs. G. V. Byrne: 6. A.

Rogalski; 7. Thomas T. Mott. Purse $1,200 (clalminc price for 4-year-olds and up; mile and a half. Value to winner.

8850: second. $200: third. $100: fourth. $50. Went to post 2.481 Off fit 2.49.

Start sonri: vnn rirlvinor: bIac a.mt Winner, rh fi S. WIN 40 RACES Thumbs Up Expected To Be Ready For Special Next Saturday Thumbs Up, winner of the Havre de Grace Handicap and which suffered a severe leg cut while pulling up after that event, was back on the track yesterday morning with a rider in the saddle. 'While Thumbs Up was not asked to work, Trainer C. A. Roles hopes to give his charge a serious drill early in the week to determine whether or not he'll be able to run in the Pimlico Special on Satur day.

Marylanders are continuing to hold their own in Ane fashion at the combined meeting, the tally at the end of 13 days of sport showing 40 winners in 104 races run so far or an average of nearly 38.4 per cent, of the purses going to the home outfits. Flash No one will have to suf fer through a steeplechase tomorrow. There's no racing. Although wagering on weekdays last week was not quite up to that of the first seven days of the ses sion, the big crowd yesterday poured enough into the totalisator to keep the average for the meet ing right up to what it started. Yesterday's handle was 000, which brought the total play for the first thirteen days to $11,.

000,000, a daily average of $840,000. Last week's daily figures were: Monday $738,055 Tuesday 677,545 853,601 845,048 807.901 1.223.637 $5,147,807 5,894.315 Wednesday Thursday Friday 7' Saturday Total Previous Grand total Average $849,394 Here are some more horses which ought to earn purses before very long, having encountered bad racing luck in their previous efforts at the meeting: More Stings Ran Into a couple of pockets, then finished fast Woodbuck Moved up strong only to be trapped on the rail. Most Alert Pocketed along the rail when right with the leaders. Record Maker Plenty of speed and maybe just a. little bit short, first time out.

uioua J-ignt First start very promising, worth watching. Wilton Lots of speed and will go well when its muddy. Luki Just learning to run and will whip a band of maidens soon. Augustina Well backed last time. May have needed that race for a better effort.

Yesterday's double of $17 on the combination of Ginoca in the first and Bell-the-Cat in the Second was the smallest of the to tal of 3,083 tickets was sold on the right combination. Pensive, which will carry the Calumet Farm silks in the Eastern Shore Handicap on Thursday, breezed six furlongs in 1.17 yesterday. Other notable workouts in cluded Hal Price Headley's Estate, mile in 1.44 2-5; J. Y. Christmas Connachta, mile and a half in 2.48 and Challomine, from the G.

R. Watkins string, five eighths in ,02 I Trainer Max Hirsch, here to saddle Tola Rose in the Washington Handicap, reported that J. A. Bell's Dark Discovery had been retired from racing. A.

B. Hancock's Whirlabout, win ner of the Autumn Day Stakes in New York recently was an arrival in charge of Trainer Eddie Hay- ward. She'll fill her engagement in the Selima Stakes Wednesday. R. L.

(Peg) Hanna has been claiming horses right and left at the meeting, building up the O'Sul livan Farm Stable, owned by R. Justin Funkhouser, vice-president of the O'Sullivan Rubber Company. Hanna plans a winter campaign for his new charges, which include also five yearlings purchased at the Lexington sales. D. R.

Questionnaire-Baggage Trail, by Baggenbaggage. Trainer W. Zimmerman. Time 26s. 1-19.

1.45 2.39 (teletime). Horse Jockey Wt Pos. St. i 1 14 8t. Fin.

Btr. R. Root 114 5 7 4ll 38 2 1M $3.60 Bi? Jack H. Classett 111 6 3 1 1 1 2 2 6.70 Milk Route J. Breen 120 7 5 6 6 3" 3" 3.20 Question Man P.

Roberts 114 3 1 2 21 4 4' 4" 27.40 Westnesia E. Arcaro 114 2 6 7 7 7 6 51 3.70 Scarlette II A. Kirkland 106 4 4 5 4 5 5 6 68.30 1. Srocca 114 8 8 8 8 8 7" 7 3.65 Janegrl Arduini 108 1 3 3 51 8 8 17.73 $2 Mutuels Paid Cross Country. 89.20 straight.

14.90 Place. $3.20 show: Bir jacic, $7 piace, f.4u snow; mine itoute, Cross Country, wall rated while on outside, moved to leaders gradually, was hard ridden in closing test ami Just, lasted wnea command vitnouc Dting uraea. was under ppeared beaten wrirn Headed in early streteh. but came again despite being bother bv Milk Route. Milk Route, allowed to leaders when he lugged in badly Hearing sixteenth pole.

Question Man was hard ridden, out ianea to oetter nis position, janegri was inrougn early. Mrs- ra Weinberg; 2. E. P. Minor; 3.

Mrs. 3. B. Bond: 4, Knollwood Stable; 8. W.

G. Jones: 6. J. G. Lelper.

7. Mrs. Veader Leonard; 8. Mrs. G.

Fox. Purse the Roslyn; for 2-year-olds; six furlongs. i Value to winner. SI. 650: second.

S500: third. $250: fourth. 8100. Went to Post 3.22. off 3.22 start good, won driving, IBy th Associated PressJ Louisville.

Oct 23 Duraz-na, sleek filly from the stable of Brownell Combs. Lexington (Ky.) sportsman, ended the futurity reign of the John Marsch Stable as she defeated the latter's Occupy In the tuning of the Breeders Futurity at Churchill Downs this afternoon. Occupy, winner of the Belmont and Washington Park futurities, went off a prohibitive favorite in the rich purse transferred here from Keeneland as a wartime expedient but the colt was no match for Durazna. Mr. Rabbit Trails Pair The pair, followed by Mr.

Rabbit owned by Leslie Combs and coupled with Durazna in the bet- i img, racru as a team ior me nrsx half mile of the six furlong dash. At the home turn, the filly began to assert her authority and, drawing into a safe lead, raced to the wire under Jockey J. Higley's hand ride two lengths in front of Occupy. Jockey George Woolf gave Occupy his every ounce In the drive but his efforts were of no avail as the Marsch racer gave way. Mr.

Rabbit, always a distant trailer, was fifteen lengths back at the finish. Sprinted Distance In 1.1 1H Durazna stepped the three quarters in 1.11 3 5, fastest time for this distance this fall here, to add $9,830 of the (16,695. gross purse to the Combs coffers. Second money was worth $2,989 and the third $1,494. Durazna paid $6 for $2.

The race, featuring the opening of the regular Churchill Downs meeting, brought out a crowd of 20.000 which bet well over $500,000. Churchill Downs Results FIRST 81.00; 3-yr. 4k wp; for. Connaugbt, 118 U. Altsswi, s.20.

S4 so. si ee Dark Stream. 115 (R. Reevea S14J0, Meet sum. 113 W.

Baileyi iM Time 1.27 1-5. Fergie Favorite. Georgia Tod. Hygro's Man. Bachelor I Go.

Giant Princess. Silver Ptas. Late Dawn aiso east SECOND 81.800; mdn. Observer. 11 IM.

CaCare'lat. S3 40. SI SJ Co-Appolntment. 118 'J. Rialeyt 8T.M.

SS 3 Bolas Choir. 116 C. L. Ms run i tlU Time 1 11 1-8. fFonr Deep.

fSky Payable. Valdlna Brave. Thnaedihru, Thomfnrd. IKin'a Count, IBank Book. Tea Beau also ran.

'Field. TIIIRU Sl.eoe; 3-yr. 4k np; far. Hi Qold. US IP.

MUllsanl n.g,ii in Batter. 112 (8 Psrlse Play. 115 i W. Mnrrtseevt UM Time 1 27 4-5 Ttmoeracr. Cldeam.

Peter Pair. Bold Risk. Bit O' Brown also ran. FOCRTH 81,000: 3 yr. 4k wp; far.

Double Back. 109 tW. 113 J. 53.4A. S2 a SuhdeB.

114 IM canareua Time 112 3-5. Ker Guardian, wtitlum Cross. Traffic Court also ran. 3-yr. St up; fur.

Boid Strle. iw w. Blue Pom. Ill fW ta.svM Mixer. 112 HI.

nuri Time 1.19 3-5. Tonic Dolly VaL Doiiot-ful. Whose. First Prise a ran. SIXTH $5,008 fur.

aDuraxna. 116 J. .84.00. out. aut Occupy.

132 0. Woolf ouueut aMr. Rabbit. 117 iw. Momsseyi.

ou Time 1.11 3-5. aBrown Combs and Leslia Combs It entry. SEVENTH 3-yr. ik wp; rt us a. Higievv mm sj4o Roman Sox.

10S rw. Bailey S2.W. S2.o Trump. 110 (R. Gonxalesi Time 1.24 4-5 Bonnie Andrew.

Liae-asnot. Final Glory alao ran. EIGHTH 3-yr. up; In ami. ThU Fre-dom.

110 tJ. Plplad. 116 fM. 816.40. S7.S4 Sidonia.

116 R. Reeves) 8fJM Time 1.48. Afghanistan. Good Reighuor. Bar Flv.

Alkern. Flashalor.e also ran. NINTH Sl.OOO; 3-yr. up; mL Love Mark. 113 CM.

CaffarelH). satv n. Bolo Broek. 108 'C. L.

Marl.ni.SS.SO, S4.SO Zorro. 116 W. B. I.ntreU.. SI.

44 Tlme 1 49 4-5. Maw. Old Smocey. Borsch. Sir Jimmv.

Connect cut also ran. EOCKINGHAM SELECTIONS By LOUISVILLE TIMES (JP) First Rare Rough Money. Tea Clipper. Cananea. Second Grey Welf.

Burnt Bridge-, Temulac. Third SPARS THZ ROD. Cruiser. Straight Led. Fourth Dots Key.

Zaeabrand. War Page. Fifth 3. H. Carr entry.

Don J-an U. Our Gladden. Sixth DavitU Sparrow Chirp. Poppycock. Seventh Paille.

Omaha Mike. Oca Dollar. Eighth Shadows Pass. Za Dutch. Star Boarder.

Associated Pr Consensus First Rare Ned's Queen. Honey. Tea Clipper. Srrnnd Big Chance. La Reissue.

Meadow Dew. Third Short Cake. Spare The Rod. Out Front. Fourth MISS SUGAR.

HU1 Sun. War Pase. Fifth Goober Lad. Don Juan XX, 8ir War. Sixth Mary Sen.

At Bat. New Life. Seventh Bass Fiddle. Precious Tears. Pentland Firth.

Enh-h Shadows Pass. Manamaid. Star Boarder. Best bet set In cspitals. St.

Christopher's Wins Richmond. Oct. 23 JPh-SV Christopher's wrecked the highly touted passing attack. oC Thomas Jefferson High School at City Stadium today to win the city championshlo. 31-7.

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23 Surprises were almost as numerous as $2 bets at Jamaica's Empire City meeting today with a juvenile claimed for $3,000 and another that ran as a $2,000 plater a few months ago win ning the two sections of the Ards ley Handicap and the throng of 30.790 setting various -betting marks. Mrs. T. J. Carroll's Weyanoke, a gelding that ran in the $2,000 class last July, took the first division of the Ardsley in 1.44 2-5 for the mile and 70 yards.

He was a $7 for $2 choice and carried only 108 pounds despite a trio of victories recently. Bel Reigh Triumphs The second division went to Mrs. Tilyou Christopher's Bel fieigh, $17.40 for $2, who toted 111 pounds the same distance in 1.43 4-5. A world record for the amount bet on the daily double was set when $126,868 was poked through the mutuel windows, and a national mark of $2,607,043 was established on the seven-race program. In addition, the $450,371 wagered on the final race established both Empire City and Jamaica standards for a tingle event.

Lieut Col. C. V. "Whitney's Pukka Gin, winner of the Champagne Stakes, and G. D.

Widener's Platter finished second and third behind Weyanoke. They finished only noses apart. Stymie Runs Second Mrs. E. D.

Jacobs' Stymie was a length behind Bel Reigh and Harry Lamontagne's Futurity winner, Rodney Stone, grabbed third. In the card's secondary feature, the New Rochelle Handicap of six furlongs, Overdrawn added $3,825 to the bank account of the Dear born Stables by annexing first place. He was the fa vorite and romped the distance in 1.12 1-5. Farmerette and Scenic, coupled as an entry, followed the winner home in that order. Empire City Results At Jamaica.

Long Island, N. V. 1 IRST Jljsuo; 3-yr. tt up; lfr mi Scotch Tras. 115 B.

Stranaei. S12.M. SS.50, S3 SO Shipmate. 114 'A. Paseuma).

.83.70, S2.S0 Advintr. 104 (R. Per S4.S0 Time ne i 47 S.S Thnrmi, Eight Rolls, Rarined. Riding Light, Bus also tan. sr.COND-S2,J00; 5J.

iur. Miss Anna C. 115 (M. W. Oonza1ez S19.20, $11.40.

SS 70 Glittery, lis SB. Strange) S7.40.SS.S0 fiilent Study. IIS IT Atkinson SS.60 Tune 1.67 4-5. aFrances d'Or. Circus Ring, asecond Front.

Miss Eunice also ran. aurs. j. o. Herts entry, Daily Double Scotch Trap and Miss Anna paid $181.20 jor $2.

THIRD $1,500 3-yr. 4k up; mr. Blue PliahL 113 fT. AtklnsonV $12.00, 54.80, 13.20 Best Risk. 117 fJ.

Stout .,.53.30. $2.50 Bonnet Ann. 120 (J. Lonsden $3.40 Time 1.13. jdakeshut, Wiseagyou.

Ester Ita also ran. an iur. Overdrawn, lit CM. N. Gonzalez).

$4. SO, 82.80. out oFarmerette. 113 T. May $2.70, out 1AA IU Tune 1.12 1-5.

Enuislar. Happy Note also ran. Mti. w. p.

Btewart at M. Field entry FIFTH $10,000 mL at 70 yas. Weyanoke. 108 fH IJndherei $7.00. $3.80.

S3.00 Pukka Gin. 126 fT. Atkinson). $3.50 Platter. 112 C.

McCrearyl $3.90 Time 1.44 2-5. Fire Sticky. Alorter, American Flyer. Sweeping Time. Tex Mar tin.

Dos gone. Black Badge also ran. SIXTH fio.ooo 1 mi. tt 70 yds. Bel Reigh.

110 (J. Westronei. JL $17.40. $8.80. $4.30 Stymie.

108 (H. Lindberg) 55-20. S3. 00 Rodney Stone. 122 (S.

Brooks) S2.SO nme 4-5. Bellwether, Tudor King, Nelson Dunstan. Sea Reigh, Wild Rice, aloina Craft. Nursery Talc also ran. SEVENTH aim.

3-yr. up; 1)4 ml. On Only. Ill IT. Atkinson).

$18.40. $2.90. $2.50 dhBlueberry Pie. Ill (o. $2.30 OilWhimbrel, 106 (R.

Permane) $2.20, $2.40 Tune 1.53 4-5. Big Flash, Accord also o. aojjcaaneat lor second position. Churchill Downs: Louisville. Ky.

Uft PTRST 81.000; 4-yr. up; 6V4 fur. xOrnhan Toy 105 100 High One. 112 Busy Juanita Alchanc. Lady Pre do Draw By Gray Hy-Cop Miss Frakes bunKid xTourade.

Dora May. Uncle Peter Jack K. Devils Frolie 110 109 110 113 107 118 107 112 05 07 110 1Q 118 110 107 112 107' Pinna Passes. SECOND a fur. spL wgts.s mdn.

2-yr. Sigma Kappa. Marvrrne Lata 11 Victory Alice. Miss Theta. Break Down Day And Night.

Bolo Okla Grin And Lark Song Hop Factor. xOlivia 6 fur. J15 11 III 115 115 115 OKFll I i 15 115 115 iy lis Hastv Heels 115 Mm Menow Old Ladv lis 115 US Read Fliaht 115 jtAiibi 110 110 THIRD Clm. Eugene 1 14 1 xBurgoolette ill xBolo Tie 110 109 106 Brown Matt Tet Rambler 1131 FOURTH 41.200; 3-yr. ft up: Pag JOSlTrustee MaxieKin JOOjDove Shoot xaJohnny Jr.

107 Night Crawler. Tar. 112 Sameron aaGallee 107' sR. Reynolds entry. PTPTH 8K fur.

Captain llOIMyBoy Brief 6i(h 112 Fire Power. Chter Knocker. 112 xBelf Buzrcr. Harriet 109' American Eagle. fur.

los 112 110 Jl 105 110 SIXTH $1,000: 3-yr. St up: 1M, ml. Chance Gray. 109 Sweeping Dream, 106 XPerfect lU7xPistol Fete 11 RoacReit 112 Fair Haired Bav 111 xDroUon 110 Ted 115 SEVENTH $1,000: elm.t 1A mL sMaterialise 107 104 Double Brab. 12 xSUver Flxx xSouthland Miss.

Darby Toy Count Traumer EIGHTH 41.000 xDutv First Free Mokananne xValdina Circa. Recalling 104 110 10i 112 4-yr. 8t up: lVs ml. 105 Belay. 110 Lovely Dawn Hi Kid 107 EasT Jec iui 1 10 My 110 Topee 110 xBaron 105 102 xMust Go.

105 Si 10 Red Horizon 1 1 JeSersontown Buttermilk 07 Tomoca 112 -rnos. Anna Covtll 110 Dissension Sir. 112 107 109 xEpizar Mutucky 102 Ill 2.TNTH (Substitute) 81.000; 4-yr. a up: iur. Chick Jackson.

110 Country Miss. 110. Mlsmark" 107 112 Joss Stick 110 i lie Mothers Lost Ebony 105 victory 107 115 xPaiturf 110 110 Mr. Sam 110 113 xHigh Vote 110 112 Erin Torch 110 105 118 1131 tbrumont aAoorentiee allowance claimed. First Post 2.30 P.

M. Track fast, MacArthtur Touch Gen. Douglas MacArthur was cadet manager of the Army team when it trounced Navy 40-0 in 1903." Wt. Poa. St.

'4 St. Fin. Str. 112 6 2 2 2 2 1 $.80 110 7 1 1 14 jj 2 4.25 114 4 6 3i 3 3l 3" 5.10 112 3 5 4" 4 4 4.30 110 3 4 4 8 5 5 106 3 7 6 6 49.20 109 4 7 5" 7 7, 7 86.20 Horse Stir Up Bull Royal Prince. Jockey Arcaro Thompson R.

Root L. Knapp Breen Roberts aGood aFifth Heyorta Jo Bonner. Hooper aJ. Shouse-E. K.

Bryson entry. $2 Mutuels Paid Stir n. $3.60 straight. $2.70 place. $2.30 show: Bull Weed.

$1.20 place, $3 show; Royal Prince, $3 show. Stir TJo, closest to pace of Bui) Weed, wore down leader to win going away. Bull on unaer pumsnment. aitnougn unaoie to xorwaraiy piacea ana urea at eno. uooa ma and faltered.

uverweignt nitn. 1: null weed, 1. Scratched Larky Day 1 Owners 1 Greentree Stable: 2. Calumet Farm: 3. Mrs.

H. 3. Mohr: 4. E. K.

5. Jouett Shouse; 6. Mrs. R. Feinberg; 7.

Mrs. H. P. Bonner. Tails, second to Defense, are coupled here and either can take the race.

Proud One, fourth last out behind Cabin Creek, shapes up as the one to fear. Port Har mony won last time but Is an uncertain proposition. EIGHTH Soldier Song Kanlast Homeward Bound Winner over a group of Class horses earlier in the meeting. Sol dier Song figures to make It two in a row in the nightcap. Kanlast, second to Baby Darling, probably will be the top threat to Soldier Homeward Bound, a winner at the meeting, adds 11 pounds.

Pimlico FOR TUESDAY FIRST 81.300; 6 fur. Bark 112 112 Bare Cupboard 109 109 109 109 112 Busy Nine lopping Maybe Miss Kiddle cRamnaae Beau Briar. 115 109 104 oinomei. XKUKsn Psychic Belle 109 cMercy Angel. 109 Also Ellalhle Navy Rnmher.

119? Olilnm, WOOd. 112: xBart War. 111: Kmnlr. Puff. 112.

sr. s. Archer entry. cNeedy-Hork-heimer entry. SECOND 81.200! HlDDOmrai, fur.

117 109 ins III 114 Sauev Edni Ill n.V:: 111 Ill xBanvan xAooeal Aaent L-assle Sandv Trail. Wina Tio vovaaeur. Little Bunnv xBlack Africa. 109 a ABIC Boysan "'o tiigioie Kaggea Rascal. 111: Bilk.

108: Gay Brigadier. 114: Umpydan. 120 THIRD 81.200: clm 4-yr. St up; lVa ml. xLoch Ness as 112 imar.

117 114 114 A 109 Russia 114 Oalomar. xAlsrleda Bloodhound. xA One Detroit Bull xGoMen Mowlea 109 114 109 I1 109 war uonnav war An xWesley A xOnssloMIs 10A Also Eligible Ginoca, 120. POTTRTH 81.300; clm. I 4-yr.

tt up: 70 yds. mt. St 9 ....104 104 104 115 105 Village 109 Sallymar 104 xCushlamacree 110 xRandle's Queen 113 Dark Danger. 107 xChassis 107 aw. Elliott entry.

FIFTH 87.500 2i ml. xWlntlme xaHazel W. xaKimesha Ned Harebell. xJuleite. 4-yr.

tt up; 'chase: Brother 135 bRavlywn Knight's cBank Note cCaddie dUncle Seaweed. riLanca'trian. 134 aRouae 14 141 149 139 131 137 137 Elkridae. 150 134 oreeK Flag blnvader 145'0sabaw. 134 aCushman.

Bassett- Montpeller.Lioscomb entry. bMrs. r. A. Clark entry.

eRokebv Stables entry. dF. A. Clark entry. Post positions for this event will be drawn at 8 A.

M. Tuesday. SIXTH 81.500; elm 3-yr up; 8 fur. xWllton. 100 Can Time 103 Partldo Weatherlte.

Churkle 112 112 110 xFree Giver. Undulator. Johnnie Nlnov 4 110 120 105 106 aNellie Chicago Dr Freeland's Lad io aNell MowTee. A10 EURlDll -Most Alert, in; Mowiee. 107.

aA. T. Clarke entry. SECENTH 83.500: 3-yr. up: fur.

102ixTellmenow xCherrydaie. 106 Proud One Port 107 aPlt Tails 99 115 115 aSllvestra na1 a Woolford Farm entry. EIGHTH S2. 500: 3-yr. uof 1 1-16 nrt.

Fairy lOliDandyPox 110 Challomine 107 Kanlast. 10 vOmllnn 105 1 Trierarch 11 Runt 111 StarBlen 10' Hsdawin. 110" Homeward Bound 119 xApprent'ce allowance claimed. Post Time 13 M. Track, fast.

Sportsman's Results FIRST clm. 1 ml tt 70 yds. Dads. 105 L. Wecrsrn), 819.00, 87.80, $8.40 Arrive On Time, 110 (E.

Franklin. aa.av, Sussn Constant. 107 (X. Bianco) 88.40 Time 1.49 2-5. Leo's Brandy.

King i Leroy. Gainer. Fairlet. Riot Call. BrUllant Jr.

Bip also ran. SECOND 3-yr. tt up; lrV mi. Gay Elf. 114 (W.

Warrenl. S10.C0. SS.B0. 84.00 Stepping Out. 104 (J W.

Martini. M.W, 3.W Naughty Sister. 112 (L. Wegrzyn SS.40 Time 1.51 3-S. Bonnie Orry.

Omyomoon. Frou Frou. Grand Rush. Blossom Queen, Bion Gla, valdlna Lovo alto ran. Daily Double Dads and Gay Elf paid $83.40 jor $2.

THIRD 1 mL tt jo yas. Msnda. 110 (W. Lowe) $41.60. S17.40.

S9.80 Painter. 105 IE. Blanco) S15.20, 8 40 Helen Ann Van. 114 D. $4.00 Time.

1.51 4-5. Bosweco. Vegas Wheel. Valerie H. Damie.

Supreme Bid. Rock- wooa jean, uuante also FOURTH 3-yr. tt up; If, mL Quercus. 120 (W. Warren).

87.80, .3.40. 83.00 Little Bolo. 112 (L. Wegrzynt .83.80, 82.60 Tower Lass. 123 (R.

Fielding) .88.40 Time 1.50 4-5. Valdlna Bishoo. Jun.le Moon. Smart Charley. Might Step, Dina ia iso ran.

fifth $2,500 3-yr. un: fur. Reztips. 103 IL. Wearzvn.

llUDi SS.4Q, S3. 40 Qulxzle. 107 'E. Franklin) S3.60.SJ.ao uusnwnacser. 107 iu.

jessop) rime i.2B 1-5. sales Talk. Latent. Mar tian. Wise Father also ran.

sixth 3-yr. tt on: 7 fur. tanas now. luo iu. wegrxyn.

S13.40. 86 JO. $4.80 Marlon Collins. 110 (E. Franklin).

$11.60.87.40 Miss Ethel. 107 (D. Jessop) 88.20 lime 1.1 4-3. caoin trees, rioosier. Happy Pilot, Many Lands also ran.

SEVENTH 3-yr. 4c up if mt. Mack's Prince. 110 (IV Weerxvn). S10.2U.

S5.40. S3 20 Royal Blue, lis rw. warren) 516.40. 57.40 Parisian Witch. 107 (R.

Fielding 83.80 Time 1.57 1-8. Groucher'a Boy. Gentle Savage. High Talent. Riposte.

Doug Brash- ear, vaidina raoie. Helen a Boy also ran. EIGHTH 4-yr. 4k up; i mL 4k 70 yds. Paducah.

lis IE. Franklin). ss.zu. j.ao, sz.eo Soiteful. 105 (L.

44.80. 83.00 Stareress. 105 W. Lang) .82.60 Time 3.49 3-5 (new track record. Em-dale.

Maeoeace. Flying Hostess. Royal also ran. ninth 3-yr. 4k np; 1 mL Ac 70 yds.

Basileu. 116 W. Warren) .88.00. 83.40. S2.SO Biack Time.

Ill D. 58.60, 55.60 Bolivar. Ill (A. Lo Turco) 53.60 Time 1.48 4-5. Rex Star.

Fredda Big Bozo, Fly Me, Socratic, Alegre, create also ran. 12-Man Team Scwanee's 1899 12-man football team traveled over 3,000 miles to win five "away" games in six days. 3 FIRST RACE Busy Nine Ruksh Rampage This is a poor lot and it may be that Busy Line sixth to Middle Watch will prove best of the lot. Ruksh, sixth to Shining Waves, in his only start may improve enough to gain the place. Rampage was in the money recently and rates a chance with these.

SECOND Little Runny Wing Tip Boysan Little Bunny wa's way over his head last time out and even then showed speed. Likely to score at a fair price here. Wing Tip has some cood New England races and in New York was sixth to Persiflage. Boysan, beaten narrowly by George Case, will be a stout factor. THIRD Detroit Bull Bloodhound Loch Ness Detroit Bull, ran second to Ginoca at the meeting and another effort of the same kind will see him the winner.

Bloodhound has been threatening and was runner-up to Cirio last time out Loch Ness, surprise victor the other day, is dangerous in this field. FOURTH Harebell Randle's Queen Cushlamacree Harebell, third to Sweeping Lee in his most recent start at Garden State, seems to have a clear edge over this band. Randle's Queen, a steady performer on the half-mile circuit, will furnish the battle along with Cushlamacrce, second to Rare at Cumberland. FITII Uncle Seaweed Knight's Quest Rouse Drasron Uncle Seaweed had tough luck in the Ogle recently, tossing his rider with victory in sight. Needs only luck on his side to take this.

Knight's Quest, bothered In the Ogle, may also find better fortune this time and get second. Rouge Dragon probably will be the favor ite. SIXTH Johnnie Undulator Chicago Dr. Trainer Pat Brady brought John nie back in fine form to win after a long layoff and he ought to make it two straight Undulator, third to Port Harmony, figures as the prin cipal threat to our choice. Chicago Dr, winner of three of his last seven in the West is dangerous.

SEVENTH Woolford entry Proud One Port Harmony Silvestra, a winner and Pig Rockingham Results FIRST 3-yr. tt up? fur. Jopier. 102 R. Butcher! S16.80, sy.40.

sa.eo Mauoeace. 108 C. etevensoni aa.au. j.v Rough iMan. 113 H.

TrenO S3J0 Time 1.14 1-5. Valdlna vivid. iTrone. Brown Dancer. Beau Brannon.

orcus. Great Quest. Dark Mischief. Bucket Shop. Trimmed also ran.

SECOND 4-yr. it up; 6 fur. r.Mtnt. 117 1J M.rt.ini. si.

lit IV Arnsxl 1420. $3.20 Top Transit. 109 H. WilllamM lime 1.14. riamina Guile.

Spare The Rod, Early Delivery also ran. Daitv Double JopieT end Cen tuple paid $207.20 jor $2. third ti.400: 3-yr. it up; fur. vtbt 1 1 1 rff XJT.rHn, S12SO 880 Easy Blend.

Ill H. Trent ...18.0 .20 Airy Goer. 109 (H Williams. Time. 1.12 3-5.

W. H. KeUy. Fairly Fly. Caesar Frontier Jane.

War Result. Marogay aiso ran. FOURTH lrV mL VaaI 1M T.Vflf-hl Linwood Jim. lis U. Dmtul j12 00 oo Dandy Jim.

109 Of. Trent, 4.80 Time. 1.49. Fall Brook. Cavatorta.

Door Tock. Crestfallen also ran. FIFTH 3-yr. up; fur. 7...

ina IV Cn 1 1 .1 $12.80. 88.80. S4.M Tetra Rock. 115 J. Lvnchi V4.40, S3.

20 K. Dorxo. 115 tt. Time 1.12 3-5. Up the Creek.

aSamhar. Shinv Penn. Fair Call. aRush Act also ran. ac a.

uronuey sua n. sixth 82.000: 3-yr. up; 1 1-18 ml. Bi.uiMh Inn txr a kmn ina in HfrXVnllml S4.B0. SI.

SO Star Whiz. 106 J. Lmeh S4.SO Time 1.41 j-a. nea wraca, bi And Snur also ran. SEVENTH clm.s S-yr.

tt up; mi. TT.ih 111 IT TWfllnl as.oa. 4.M. 83.00 Aldridse. 120 J.

Riehardi 85.60. S3.40 Hard Telling, ins H. WUHams Time 1.48. Maerase, Time Was. seaward Bound.

Peto Olno also ran. EIGHTH $1,300: clm.j 4-yr. wp; Thrift. 101 lit. Sfcb.SO, lB.no, White Hot.

115 C. Kirk). 85.80, 83.40 Conrad Mann. 118 C. Blerman).

83.00 Time 2.01 4-5. Hattle Belle, wire Me, Crab Apple, Majorette also ran. CHURCHILL SELECTIONS By LOUISVILLE TIMES (JP) First Racfr Busy i -j Josle. Hy-Cop. V.lUllIB IMIU.

Second Lark Sons. Thread. OkpaL Mate. Third Bolo Tie. Bughie L.

Fourth Johnny Jr. Brown Dove Shoot. Nicht crawler. Fifth Harriet Sue. Captain Eddie.

Brief 8t(th. Sixth Drollon. Rose Red. Ted O. Seventh DOUBLE DRAB.

Southland Miss. Recalling. Eighth Belay. Tomoca. Jefferson town.

Ninth Klwin. Drumont. War Bugle. Best bet set In capitals. 6 rurse szu.uou added; the Washlncton Handicap (thirtieth running); for 22c-H1Ie.

and three sixteenths. Value to winner. $17,800: see-ond. $3,000: th rd. $2,000: fourth.

$1,000. Went to post 3.56. off 3 57 'A. Start Horso Jockey Wt. Vox V.

Jemas 105 5 Son Of B. Thompson 112 ShutOut E. Arcaro 124 Tola Rose W. Mehrtens 109 Daily Trouble. Smith 110 Barbara Clagcett 110 Sweep Swinger.

Roberts 112 Vv 3 1 4 6 2 $3 Mutuels Paid Anticlimax, $40.90 straight. $9 place. $3.20 show: Son Of Peace, $3.80 place, $2.50 show; Shut Out, $2.40 show. Anticlimax, first away, set steady pace, drew out gradually and held on gamely In eloslng drive. Son Of Peace was not hurried in early stages.

Improved position a rati uany on outside, piacea to punisnmenu but could not menace winner. Shut Out saved ground to backstretch. came out for racing room, but hung through stretch Tola Rose was well placed for half and faltered. Dally Trouble, under strong restraint wnue closest to Pace in early stages, saved wrasstcllTs T)a rkara hllHsi wee thmimh -1 ScratchedIncorniniT. Fa-mous Victory.

responded when placed to hand rMe mnA Weed, first away, set steady pace and held resist winner. Royal prince lost ground while never a lactor. urn Had some early speed V.vou.Di!.m.U8rAnllsn Dr onoo u. Rt it. it y.

at Fin. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Str. 1 i l' $19.45 2.75 6 7 6l 5 3k 5 5l 4' 3 2) 2 3i 3 4 5 4 2l 2 2 4 3 4 3 6 6 77 6 7 7 7 .70 8.00 15.60 39.65 49.85 ground, but flattened out when placed to 3 i. swagaws. SxV Sun Atrain.

year olds and up: mUe and a half. Pos. St. i 11 21 3 3 3 4 41 4 i i- 3 2 1 1 31 1 4k 2k St. 1' 2 4 3 5 Fin.

1" 2't 3 4 5 Str. $1.10 3.20 7.85 3.10 20.45 3l 4 3' I 5 straight, $2.60 place, $2.20 show; He Rolls. took command with bold move approaching 1: Be Rolls. 3. Farm; 3, Mrs.

M. McEacberon; 4. Greentree 5. by A. Jones.

Times 22 1.12 tele R-cvVtItiAVrS Stable; 4. A. J. Py Purse the Statesman; for 3 I lVTh.JjfLre2Ua'Jl00' 30o: fd'irth. $175.

Went to post 4,. v. ujjvjim, piace same, winner, o. 4. bv Molca, 2if.ain.5wfm? Blue Pet'' Trainer-J.

Wesfey. Times OH. 1.16?" 1.42., Horse Jockey Wt Mokablue. .3. Breen 112 He olls.

c. Givens 108 Shot Put Roberts 106 Corydon E. Arcaro 116 Alpine King F.A.Smith 100 $2 Mutuels Paid Mokablue, $4.20 ronl f'isbt. THIRD 82.300: mdn. 3-yr.

uo: fur xxxBniiinger. 113 Vlnal Haven. 134 20 20 in Khadiia Slcklewood 117 xxHian Tint. Air Tranalt. Overtake Swish 1201 117 i20 miss Amanda.

Wise tin xxxStlll Gallant 117 FOURTH 83.300: mdn 6 fur. Still Life HfiiTitTatToe 116 Dansation 116 Return Call 116 See You All 116 aDall Dav 116 Conner Beech 116 UII UUUUB AAU Indian Ouest fi Merof.ach May Wine. 18 16 Bounding Home. Devils Guide I-lshTar Aviation Magellan. Puritan 116 116 16 nr.

116 116 xxxMy Ambassa. dor 109 aPlav drier 116 Vrl.nrt Tnrfeea lis' aKing Ranch and fifth 83.500 A. Ben, entry, 3-yr. at up: 14a mi. Great Rush 112Flaught Bovsv 122 Grey Wina.

MlneeMo 1161 111 112 SIXTH 82.500: 6 fur. Armistice Day Wise Advice Oolden Thorn wnimnul 120 xxPree Air. 108 111 Jaco Royal. Jaoulta 116 108 116 108 111 111 103 in 112 very Fair For Granted Darlamav. SK'ch Aaaln.

xxNaviaatina SEVENTH 81.800: 3-yr. tt up: 1 ml. Powerhouse 14 TheFoo Ill County Cork 114 Saxon Paul 114 Bavina loa'Recoanise. Ill xx5 xxx7 lbs. apprentlceallowance claimed.

First Post P. M. Track fast. Rockingham Salem. N.

H. un FIRST 81.200: fur. xAmaPola Pomp. 107 Past Tempo' 110 112 110 103 110 103 113 xStrictly True. 108 Tea Multi Quest xllefetchit Cananea xBorn To Tee Wee Ned's Queen 110 110 108 105 108 xRnuga Honey.

xSslt xNosined xGreat Quest. 106 SECOND 81.300: 4-yr. ft up: 6 fur. Touring Lsdy xOrev Wolf. r.Wl Double Ill xArabesque xBellarmme Burnt Bridges.

Big Chance xParf ait Amour 103 l.aReinet.ta Ill 108 114 I14 103 Atneinilda lua Meadow Dew 111 Temulac. 117 THIRD 81.200: clm 4-yr. St up: 6 fur. Idle Pat lOS-iCruiser 114 Bygones 114 straigntLrsa in Spare The 117 Sut Front 117 elen Snot Ill HigtlBrow Ill xColesboy 112 Count waste. in ShortCake Ill Silver Whisk 108 FOURTH 81.400: elm iur.

Zaca Brand 114 1 Persistent 108 MissSkviark 111 Dot's Key 114 xHiUSun 109 War Page 114 xMiss Sugar. 103' vtotu ai nn- t.yr Jt- tin: I LIS ml nicrnura.erf lOKlSirWar Ill Don Juan Zd lisixuur i.iiaarn. iim sKantar Run. Ill axGoober Lad 115 Dinner Party 114' aJ. H.

carr entrv. SIXTH 81.300: 4-yr. 8c un; 1 1-16 ml At Bat 106 Chatlet 106 xDavitt 110 Mary xNew Life xClaro 106 104 poppycocs ion tna lot Snarrow Chirp. 109 SEVENTH 81.300; clm. '4-yr.

At up: i 1-16 miles. Omaha 112 rKing's Gambit. Precious Years. 102 103 107 112 caiven iua xChance Cross. 104 Border Battl 112 PenUand 112 xOne Dollar 104 Timothy Fly wnisa Pallle xBass 106 107 109 Long Btraw 107 Gloryland EIGHTH 81.300: 4-yr.

uo: 11-16 ml. Manamaid 110 xStar Boarder. 113 Oa Shore. 113 Dlngmans 113 Ch.rfn., 111 Cacodemon. In Dutcn Josie's Pal Lady's Count 110 11? xOver 108 1 Apprentice allowance claimed, 2 P.

M. Track fast nrst roti Sports Centre ICE RINK NORTH AVE. AT CHARLES NOW OPES 3 Sessions Daily 10 to 12 Noon P. P. M.

1 EXCEPTION: AFTERNOON SESSIONS HON. TUCS TMURS) FU 3 to 5.30 I OUM SPORTS STORE I is stincarryinw a complete stocK av an pre-Car merchandise Act Quick. i.aitu uuut. uuuiaiuiirm. xi jwui vis misersoiy nandled.

waa under heavy restraint while in first flight on inside. droDoed bark whit muu.Z w.iinHii;i0J?t;,cam,e1?I.0Utslde wnn moused and just failed to get up. Shot Put rail ed 'J01? sluggish beginning. Corydon moved up. then faltered.

Alnina Kini lit pace and stonned Overweight Alpine King, Scratched Tncnminff Shot Put. Snyder: 2. Cedar Stable; 5. J. H.

Waters. 8 Purse the Crickmore Handicap; for 3-year-olds and up; six uTlongsT o.rT-'s'na 0.Lt,f.3: WenYXt HTeroBonnia Jan. hi i inter Horse Jockey Wt. Pos. aOnien Thompson 11? 1 aSun Again F.

A. Smith 118 2 Cassis Wall 121 5 Reaping; P.Roberts 106 8 Kansas H. Claggett 106 4 Adulator N. Jemas 1031s 6 Solltire J. Thornburg 113 3 Cape Cod Arcaro 120 7 aCalumet Farm entry.

$3-30' PK0P.ahowf AgaiSke rhm.nn5,weiytlC,0,M,R drJvS- wfnning tblemate clssis lacked Glory raced forwardly on outside, tired gradually en KansfPvliifiH tor iiwri K. 1 zvansas rallied mildlv. A I a bandsges: rad dlsgrkcVfully: jjverweiant Adulator. 3Vi: Kranlng Scratched Can't I.ne. Ow ers 1, Calumet Farm ner; 4.

EMPIRE CITY SELECTIONS By LOUISVILLE TIMES (JP) First Race Kenty Boy. Super Marines. Chic Shlrlev. Second MARMEDUKE, Commander, Tack Room. Third Wise Up.

Slcklewood. Bollinger, Fourth King Ranch-Bell entry. Tit Tat Toe. Dry Goods. Fifth Mtnee-Mo.

Boysy. Grey Wing. Sixth Jaco Royal, Day, Stitch Aaain. Seventh The Fop. Baying, Recognize.

Associated Press Consensus First Race Yodeier, Raw Recruit. Kenty Boy. Second Marmeduke. Baronet, Sabatls. Third Overtake.

Vlnal Haven. Air Transit. Fourth Dry Goods. Tit Tat Toe. Aviation Cadet.

Fifth Minee-Mo. Boysy. Flaught. Sixth Armistice Day, Jaco Royal. Very Fair.

Seventh THI FOP, Country Cork, Baying. Best bets set In capitals. SPORTSMAN'S SELECTIONS By LOUISVILLE TIMES (JP) First Race Miss Lexington, The Killer, Coupon. Second Maurice Jackorack. Three Bangs.

Third Jean La Belle, Dr. Jeep, Purple Heart. Fourth Captain Fury, Starweister, Cherrlko. Fifth Trim Stepper. Moonlight Bobby, Topnsrd.

Sixth Tex Hygro, Devalue, Unknown Reward. Seventh Dr. Bones, Hard Wrack, South Border. Eighth Crucibenna, Illinois Star, Van Man. Ninth LEWISTOWN, Poet Laureate.

Gay Hour. Best bet set In capitals. St. l' 5 31 2 7 4 6 8 Fin. 1 2t 3 41 51- 6 7 8 Str $2.25 2.25 4.65 24.90 21.65 10.85 5.30 2.25 eo speed and tired.

Cape Cod. in four Glorr a Mrs. H. P. Greer.

Bon- v. xicaweii; a. o. Giants Again To Train At Lakewood Camp New York, Oct 23 VP) The New York Giants announced today the club would return to Lakewood N. for spring training in 1944 Edward Brannick, secretary of the Giants, said arrangements for the camp would be worked out at meeting with a committee from Lakewood next Tuesday.

St. i.i iT 1 ll 1 2 6M 6 5 4 3 2" 2 8 8 7 5 3 3 4 4" 51 7 7 8 National Cage Loop To Run With 4 Clubs Chicago, Oct 23 (IP) The National Basket-ball League will operate during the 1943-44 season with four teams Oshkosh, Cleveland, Ohio; Sheboygan, and Fort Wayne, Ind. it was" announced today. The season will open December 2. Cleveland is a newcomer to the pro league; replacing the Chicago entry.

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