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THE BOSTON GLOBE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1935 6 Setting hoiees -Me IFofisr Baees aad Place in Two More as late CJaniford Bides Trio at Miingham HORSE RACING RESULTS AND ENTRIES Rockingham Race Chart Copyright, 1939, by Bally Racine form BOCKINGBAM, SKPT. 7 WEATHEE CLEAR, TBACX FAST UTH DAT SEVENTH BACE81000. elalmisg. fear- year-olds and 1 116 miles. MOO.

For thre-yar-old and up, claiming. WELCH'S SELECTIONS ROCKINGHAM, SEPT 28 1 Judge Schilling, Mack Sennett, Our Harry. 2 Marcia, Mixed Party, Maldwelt 3 Spbti, Stainforth, All Forlorn. 4 Ahriman, Tugboat Frank, Two Bob. 5 Palma, Ladfield, Chancery.

6 Speedmore, Kleva, Flashing Colors. 7 Tractable, Social Climber, Glendye. 8 Scotch Soldier, Teenie Top High. Best Bet Judge Schilling. FIRST RACE Tlvt furlong.

Purie Start ood from cat. Won driving. r. ill lama' ch. u.t 3, by Time, i45i.

Valua to winner, lace 600, $123, $50. $25. FOUR FAVORITES WIN ROCK RAGES Ira Hanf ord Rides Triple, One Paying $50.60 Free Spirit, Go Quick Defeat Their Respective Rivals 1" 2 3Vf 4 Starters Wt PP St 4 Str Air Line ...109 Toano .....0 Menter Time .110 Reaula B'dun 113 Chim'ey Top 10 Pay Back ..101 Ima Green'k 102 Evangelist ...1 10 Mixed Party .101 Bay Hill .....110 Lady Adair ..104 11 1 a 2y 1 2 6 3V4 2S .7 tV, 4 3 4 ,3 li 3 3 4" 4" SYt 10 84 ft' 4 0 10U 10 84 8 8 7 5 7 7Vi 10 i il if il SMl ik 7 HILANNA WINS HEAT TO PAY OFF $27,60 Hollyrood Speed Also Tops Field at Rochester, By FRANK G. TROTT ROCHESTER. H.

Sept 27 Sparkling racing at the Fair Groxndt today provided t'most a sequence of 8urpris.es for the gantry known on the turf aa "the talent" Hollyrood Speed, owned by Taylor of Kennebunk. Me, and driven by "Speedway Joe" McDonald, started the long shots on their way by leading a field of trotters home in 2:0914 to pay $25.90 for $. Then came the pacing mare with parent both members of the exclusive two-minu circle, paving $27.60 and $15.80 as she har.dled the other free for all paces in 2:06 The Maine representatives. BilW Strathmore and Rhi.nev.-orthy, failed fr nnt nut in frftnt trMicH 4 iT Five pound apprentice allowance. Winner entered to be claimed for $1250.

Scratched Advocate Junior, Dancing Lady, Informal, Merovech, Maidwell, Flashing Thru. Overweight Lady Adair, two pound; Ima Greenock, five pound; Mixed Party, one pound. Air Line, away fast and on the outside while following the pace. wore down Regula Baddun for the command and lasted to hold Toano safe. The latter, on the inside throuah the first quarter-mile and forced to work her way into contention gradually, came to the outside in the stretch and closed with a rush.

Master Time closed willingly In the stretch run. Regula Baddun showed good speed for the first three furlongs, weakening through the stretch. Chimney Top was going willingly at the end after moving through on the Inside at the stretch turn. Payrack was never able to reach the leaders. Mixed Party wa never a factor.

Bay Hill showed keen early speed but stopped badly. Owners 1. Mr Williams: 2. T. P.

Morgan: 3. Mr F. B. Smith: 4. Mr W.

Rosen; 5, to. Hardy: 6. A. and B. Davidson: 7.

Mr H. T. Smith; 8, McKeown and Houle; 9. W. H.

Gallagher; 10, Mr t. Melanson; 11, P. T. Roche. 8ECOND TtACE Five and one-half furlong.

Purse $800. For two-year-olds, clslmlng. Start good from gate. Won ridden out. Place driving.

Went to post 2:38. Off at once. Winner, Miss Mary Hirsch's ch. 2, by Happy Argo Initiate. Trainer, owner.

Time. :47. Value to winner, $600, $125. $30. $25.

Starters Wt PP St Str Good Omen .106 Wise King ..106 the Rew ...10 Sept'ber Ch'd Eclri 103 Llsht Weieht .107 Golden D'hess 115 Green'k Qu'en 112 3 8 4 4k I 2' 7 4 V4 A 3 3 4 3 3'4 ft. I 7 "A 5 4 7 8 Five pounds apprentice allowance. Winner entered to be claimed for $1250. Overweight Greenock Queen, four pound. Good Omen, away fast, drew clear in the first furlong and.

rated along under slight wa under brisk urging through the last furlong and was never menaced. Wise King, quickest to begin, was unable to keep pace with the leader while following in closest attendance throughout. The Rew held on well throughout, though never able to reach the first two. September Child, outpaced early, closed ground in the last qunrter-mile. Light Weight weakened after showing brief early speed.

Edri was never prominent, ureenocx wueen was Owners 1 1, Miss Mary Hlrsch: 2. Mrs P. A. Shaw; 3. Mrs A.

R. Smith: 4, P. M. L. C.

White; 6, W. H. Gallagher: 7, H. A. Gourfain; 8, J.

S. Anderson. I Mad Eagle. 108. 1 Benlck.

.10.50 4.78 Cherokee Sal, 103, Faast 8.30 6.80 Tell It. 104, Garrett 12.80 Time. 1:48 1-5. Buntino. Repeal, Why Mask, Caloric, Potion.

Jambalaya. lair Billy, Mis Snow also ran. ('field). JAMAICA JAMAICA. Sept 27 (A P) Weather clear, track fast.

FIRST RACE $900, claiming, 2-year-olds. 5V4 furlongs. Burnt Wood, 108, Westrep 80-1 16-1 5-1 Browbeaten. 108. 8-5 1-4 Be Quiet.

109. Steffen 8-1 Time. 1:07. dSylvia Energetic ldy. Lady Camelot, Moonsaif, Aster City, Blue Ensign.

Falermian also ran. dRan second but was disqualified. SECOND RACE $900, claiming, 2-year-olds, AVfc furlongs. Lake Placid. 113, 4-1 8.S 4.5 Polly Barcarol.

109. Ralney 6-5 8-5 Berry Patch. 109, Wright 11 Time, 1:07 1-5. Clapping Jane, Firm Hand, Pwap. Grey Broom, Miss Glory, Secret vote also ran.

THIRD RACE $1000, 2-year-eld. furlongs. Go Home. 118. Horn 4-1 7-5 8-B Liberal.

116, Arcaro 4-6 2-5 Transporter. 116, Werkm'n Time. 1:05 4-5. Billy Reaping. ITylng Centaur.

New Winter also ran. FOURTH RACE $1200. The Alpha, 2-year-olds, 1 mile 70 yards. Sunpert, 109 Knott -B 1-t eat Fair Stein, 107. Wright 7-10 out Caseapedia.

104. 3-5 Time, 1:44. Klevan. Fez also ran. FIFTH RACE $1000, 3-ycar-eld and up, 1 mile 70 yards.

Spanish Way, 120, WDWrlght 6-B 2-5 out O'Gradr, 104. CRosencarten 7-10 out Steel-utter, 108. 1-8 Time, 1:44. Young Native, Sylvan Song also ran. SIXTH RACE $900, claiming, S-year-alds and up, Mk miles.

The Worker, 113, 15-1 B-l J-l Buster Boy, 113, 3-5 1-4 Pompestian. 118, 2-1 Time. 1:54. Cold Steel. Jimmy My Kentucky, Tearaway, Buy Straight also ran.

TODAY'S ENTRIES By Associated Press DETROIT FIRST RACE $800, claiming, 3-year- olds and up, Porter Call Maple Dream Monie Blue Pals Fortune Agasun furlongs (12): ..104 Briny Deep 109 ..99 Amy Cooper ..101 Don Vern .......115 ..104 Hasty Hanna ....101 .104 Thistle Ray 104 109 Princess 101 1 heron SFminn RACE-S800. claiming. 3-year- olds and up, 6 furlongs (9): Commandman Blon Star 03 Prom Girl 106 Max Way 108 Dorothy 103 Peeper 106 Tra vert 103 Blighted Hopes 1 03 Chieftain iuo THIRD RACE $800, claiming. old. 6 furlongs (9): Sir Jim 112 War Games Emer Jexy Hi well 104 Come Home Phil Marcus 101 Jackfull 2-year- 109 108 104 104 Brown Maiden 98 FOURTH RACE $800, claiming, 3-year-olds and up.

8 furlongs (7): Miss Premier 107 Homer St Stephen 117 Americ'nEmblem105 Surveyor 106 Wild Pigeon 99 Disaster 105 FIFTH. RACE $3000, added, all ages, 6 furlongs (8): Genteel Lady 108 aMoonson 106 St Stephens 107 Bereit '92 Bamboula 112 aSan Luis 103 Ted Clark 120 Dark Winter 107 aL. B. Marks entry. SIXTH RACE $800, claiming, 3-year-nlris and tin.

1 mile 70 vards (8): Blondella M05 Delgado Fire Mask 108 Luxuro 105 Dandy Dancer 97 Bender First 116 Maple Hussy 99 Gallant Miss 99 SEVENTH RACE $800. claiming, 3-year-olds and up, li. miles (12: Seths Pride 109 I Pass 113 Dunfcrn 103 Regis Play 106 Pan Toy 112 Pcedecque 107 Volgadale 106 Homework 103 Lady Trust 103 Morris 108 Luna Mica 110 Migosh Ill EIGHTH RACi: $800. claiming. 3-ycar-nlds and up, 1 mile 70 yards (12): Pillnita 110 Isostasy 110 Wilderness Way.

9 Nice Habits 96 Night 101 Beau Bon 105 Mutual Ill Bright 108 Portfolio 113 Wood God 116 St Omer 111 Charming Apprentice allowance claimed. Pike; 5, Miss THIRD RACE Six furlongs. Purse 117m, A.ailv Ul.a Winner. Bayard Tuck'erman Jr's b. 3, Time.

:33, 1:13. Value to winner, Starters Wt PP St Vm Str Atonement 2d 110 stm'cothfng 13 Eddie Helck ..110 Chatain 107 Step in Time .111 Clapworth ...107 Plug Ucly ...110 8 1 2 2 3 uk 5 8 3' 6 'i'3 5hd 8 pound. by 54 2 42 6 7" 8 By EDDIE WELCH SALEM, Sept 27 Rockingham's reputation as a form player's paradise may yet be saved. Four favorites won and two other placed this afternoon to raise the percentage for the meeting to something like normal figures. Ira Ilanford made both classes of the betting public happy, as he booted in two favorites and one long shot, to gain a temporary tie with Jimmy Stout for the meeting's riding honors.

But Stout came back with a win aboard Go Quick, to step ahead again, 12 to 11, before the program closed. Air Line Pays $50.60 The youngest of the riding Han-fords started with a grand flourish, when he brought home Mrs F. Williams' Air Line in the first, for a payoff of $50.60. He made it two Straicht on the favored Good Omen in the 6econd, skipped a race, then came back with a triumph on Highest Point in the fourth. A crowd of some 8000 persons put together a fairly respectable handle of $254,683.

Although threatening clouds hung over the track all afternoon, the rain held off and the track fast. TVi rr-al fentur nf th nrogram although it was not billed ijS SUCh, n-i. ho nr.milp ixth whirh law 8 was the one-mile Sixtn, wnicn saw band of juveniles sent over a route fnr th time In New England lor ine iirsi ume vcw jiikiii i this year. Miss A. Dons Free Sturdy EOn of Stimulus, was up the flneina clriflfM: tn rfnwn Pprrv Pike'g I ah numhor w.nwv...

Al Gunari took the Pike Ally tO Ihc front at the bell an 1 1 1 i iiTTjt there into the finual furlong. Cal- T7. 1 i A I uinci rill ins viiitiivv1y nuns iw heels into the final turn, but weak- cned as Free Spirit and Squawker moved up, entering the stretch. Santa Anita clung to the load gamely and Gunari put up a fine finish, but Free 5niMf Vinrl inn munh ctamina Benjamin Kane's Go Quick made i. ml runaway 01 ine one-miic nun.

oiuui was content to accept the pace of Happy Helen and Indiantown to the stretch turn, but the fleet daughter of Haste uncorked a tremendous burst of speed when given her head nnrt nnrriort nr a TYarcrin nf five ana openea up a margin or rive lengths. Happy Helen and Indian- tnuTi hnn? nn fnr thf nlanp and Oinw town nung on lor ine piate ana snow I i I a 2d followed in closest pursuit of Eddie HeicK wmie ine iiiier was xaousning tne pace, wore down tne pacemager wnen reacmna ine aireicn aim uicm out, winning with speed In reserve. Jezreel. away fast, but lacking speed to keep up. closed with good energy through the stretch.

Sun Clothing, slow to settle into her Btrlde Bnd oulrun iOT he first three furlongs, closed determinedly on the outside through the stretch. Eddie Helck displayed good speed, but faltered badly through the three-sixteenths. Chatain tired after racing the first half-mile. Step in Time never was pr0mincnt. The other trailed far back all the way.

owner 1, Bayard Tuckerman Jr: 2. G. T. Libbv: 3. Miss M.

Kneeesi: 4, C. H. Tobias; 5, Mrs S. M. Collins; 6, W.

I. Joyce; 7, G. J. Rooney; 8, T. Roche.

pmmTB apf -One mile. Pure um, Pic, $1000. SJf" -5oliu f7 dratton' b. g. 6, by Supremus Country Princess.

Trainer. W. Irvine. limp. hi i.iu A.oo7B.

Starters Wt PP i str I 5 a 3M 6'14 44 5' 2l 2 1M Jo Jhd 2" 41 31 4V2 11 9i 81 3" 6x'z 6' I 7 8a fl'i I gnk JO3 lO'i 8'i 754 7Vi 1 101 1 11 P'nt 10 punroc" f.v'.ii 6 Jew Metaurus ....112 JrFiaxen .100 -lu? QuSen .105 cPocket 108 8 11 1 7 10 4 lb Five pounds apprentice allowance. cCorrected weight. Winner entered to be claimed for $1500. Scratched The Afghan. Overweights Dunbar, two pounds; Yenoor, three pounds.

rfi.iavrf anrt 4myn tVi trt. in Viand and reserved hack ot the pace, bumped punrocK when moving to the iront in tne sireicn ana orew Punrock. restrained early, was moving up stoutly when he suffered sharp interference nearing the furlong pole, recovered gamely and closed with good energy. Capt. Jerry displayed speed from the start, was much used in disposing of Playful hj h.ii.nrf ih rt pinvfui Martha.

awards. hard ridden all the way, weakened in the stretch run. Metaurus moved up approach- Rnv Mill nnrfd'm orrt the far turn but was unable to improve his position in the drive. Flaxen, outrun uay mil, negJia liaaojn ann me Mrlyi mitlo tlp ground ln the last three furlongs. Stone Martin weakened in favored Toano fought It out down the closing five-sixteenths.

Dunbar was unable to keep pace. A claim of foul was the backstretch in the five-furlong erUcred against the winner but was not allowed. Kut naKn M-infrrl l.rnncrVit AiV Owners 1, J. U. Gratton; 2, E.

A. Summers; 3, F. J. Kearns: 4. Mrs H.

H. Brown: lirst, but Babe Hanford brought Air 5, Mrs S. Orri 6. Mrs N. Ray; 7.

Mrs W. Sorrentino; 8, Mrs T. J. Donohue; 9, Mrs Line to the front with a rush at the V. A.

Shaw; 10, P. P. Rollins; ll, G. J. Rooney.

stretch turn and withstood a game I bid by Toano in the final sixteenth. FIFTH RACE The Plymouth Purse, one rnile Purse S1500. For i 1 -it. i m- and ud start good from gate. Won easily.

Place driving. Went to post 4:17. cm Stout Came along With Master Time, WinneY, N. Kane's b. 3.

by Haste Parasol. Trainer. WT A. Crawford. DETROIT DETROIT.

Mich, Sept 27 (A P) Wathr cloudy, track muddy. FIRST BACK $800, claiming, maiden fvrlenss. Matapeake, 110. Hardy 1.60 H.49 t.M Playful Boston, lift, Mattlell 4.20 8.0O Cenrt, 106, Mejena. 8.30 Time.

1:08 2-5. Pipe Pal. Brother Newt. Royal Charm, Isturlan, Madame Tussaud also ran. SECOND RACE $800, claiming, 3-year-olds and bp.

6 farlengs. Max Way, 109. O'Malley. 8.80 t.ftA 2.4A Sweep Myth, 99. Mojena 4.40 2.60 Princeton.

109, 4.60 Time. 1:14. Tabaku. Merrie Marie, Inflate. Imperial Bunty, Scout Chief, Flo Silva Grey also ran.

THIRD RACE $800, claiming, 4-rear-Ids and BP, 6 fnrlongs. Screen. 111. Wagner. .10.89 4.20 8.00 Stepentt, 111, 2.80 2.40 Qnlck, 108, Jetanson 3.00 Time, 1:14.

Hydromella. Thoughtful, Donna Wood. Corida also ran. FOURTH RACE $800, claiming, 8-resr-ld fillies, 8 farlengs. Maylite.

118. Hardy 8.60 2.60 Henrlerva, 109, O'Malley 13.80 6.60 Tepsy Omar. 105. Alb'ebt 8.80 Time. 1:13 4-5.

Seafarer. Wind Thorn, Mabel Krasa, Lena Maple Sue, Paradox Girl, Sweet Thing also ran. FIFTH BACK $800, 3-rcar-olds. 1 mile 70 yards. Ware, 104, Mojena.13.00 4.60 8.00 L'ly May, 104, Albrecbt 2.60 8.00 Coflier, 113, 8.20 Time.

1:46 2-5 La Cherle. Sandwrack. 1 ntruwin aiso ran. SIXTH RACE $800, claiming, 2-year- oias, mue. 70 rams.

Pantanr. 113, Lt 5.80 8.00 2.40 AHre. 104. Mstiioli- Z.80 2.40 Hich Dry, 99, 2.60 Time, 1:49. Lost Laughter.

Obstreperous, Imperial Pal, Mattie Houser also ran. SEVENTH RACE $800, claiming, 3-year-lds bp, 1 mile, 70 yards. Laxiiro. Ill, Wagner. 10.80 4.80 S.60 Jerry S.

106, S.80 3.40 Luna Mica, 103, Mojena 3.80 Time. 1 :48 2-5. Traggat. Snaplock, Tu-million. Dutchy.

Lcssing also ran. EIGHTH' RACE $800, claiming, 3-yaar-elds and op, 1 1-10 miles. Homework. 103, $.00 8.00 2.40 Moreanmore. 101.

Dabsen. 4.60 2.RA Donee, 108, Creese 7.20 Time. 1:48 4-5. Donday. Clolwald, Dun-fern, Merry Irene also ran.

HAVRE DE GRACE HAVRE DE GRACE. Md, Sept 27 (A P) Weather clear, track fast. FIRST RACE $800, claiming, 3-year-olds -and op. mile and 70 yards. aCapstsn.

113, 1.. 4.90 3.f!0 2. SO aBull Fiehter, 101, Horn 3.50 2. SO Hot Griddle, 105. Reld 3.30 Time, 1-5.

Abbots Folly. Bunky. Dark Whisk, Sunny Home, Fife and Drum, Hydro Girl, also ran. aMrs L. Viau and Mrs J.

P. Jones' entry. SECOND RACE $800, elaimlnr. olds. 6 farlengs.

Cania. 108, Renick 15.20 11.10 7.50 Dixie Dora, 10:, Horn 11.00 6.70 'Miss Jones, 108, Knapp. 5. 80 Time, 1:15 4-5. Lollies.

Riding High. Ironsides. Bitter Pill. Counter Pass, Flag Raising also ran. ('Field.) THIRD RACE $800, claiming.

l-year- olds, 6 fnrlongs. Retired, 106, Narise, 108, AmiJo. 111. 8.80 5.70 3.50 7.00 S.flO 5.40 Tim. 14 4-5.

Carele.B Knight, Ar- I 1 T1 1 1 VH1WA warrior. Jack matches. 'At uusk, i rumps, Hymn, Flosllda also ran. ('Field.) FOURTH RACE $800, claiming. 8-year olds up, 1 mile 70 yards.

Miss Careful. 105. Reniek 7.50 S.40 2.50 Distracting, 94. 3.40 Manaeer Bill, 110, Feters 2.70 Time, 1:44 4-5. Hosans Fox, Amasin, Jakovia, Indian News- also ran.

FIFTH RACE 81000. The Woodholme. 4-year-olds up, 1 1-16 miles. Safe and Sound, 106. K'p 3.80 2.40 2.10 Deduce, 101.

Renick 3.10 2.40 Chatmoss, 100, 2.3(1 Time, 1:46 2-5. Play vote. Bright Phantom also ran. SIXTH RACE $800, claiming, 3-year-clds up, 1 1-16 miles. Wandrel, 108, Reld 3.70 3.00 2.50 Our Ship.

100. 6.20 8.80 Sandy Belle, 107, Mer't 4.10 Time. 1:48 2-5. Cora Kay, Bally Bay, Miss Alphonso. Tody Con, Waswanappi, Bokie also ran.

JACK ORR CONQUERS S1LVERDALE IN 2:05 Laurel Hanover Nips World Mark at Lexington, Ky Special Dispatch to the Globe LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept 27 Jack Orr, star gelding owned by Gibson White, Lexington, Ky, today strengthened his claim to the 2-year-old pacing championship by a victory here in The Geers, feature event of the day's Grand Circuit program. Driven by Tom Berry, Jack Orr conquered Silverdale, from the Scott-view Stable at Harrington, Del, and four other youngsters with a triumph in handy style. The White entry, by Scotland and out of Calumet Castaway, paced in 2:05 to win the first heat, but faltered in the second and trailed the field at the finish while Silverdale was winning in The two came back for the decision and Jack Orr again went the mile in 2:05 to win by a wide margin. The race had a value of $4088. Silver King, owned by E.

J. Mer-kle, Columbus, and driven by Ben White, accounted for the secondary feature, the Kentucky, with a value of $2000. Prince John, from the Good Time Stable, Goshen, trotted the first heat in to win the decision. But Silver King took the last two laps without trouble. In a time trial today Raider, champion double-gaited stallion from the stable of Michael Schneider.

Mil waukee, Wis, and driven by Harry McKay, lowered his trotting mark from 2:034 to 2:01. His record at the pace is 1:59. Laurel Hanover, owned by Sullivan and McWhinney, Machias, Me, and driven by Will Crozier, $et a new world record for a 5-year-old pacing stallion by going against time in This time equaled the mark for 4-year-old pacers set last Saturday by Calumet Evelyn. Other successful time trials and the summary: FITtST RACE Classified trot, purse $600: Laddie Brewer, bs, by Peter the tsrewer-uewey Lassie (Tallmanl 1 Purling Brooke, bm, by Guy Axworthy-Tilly Brooke (Parshall) 7 Miss Elm wood, bm (Burlingamel 5 Buckie, Potempkin. brg, Peter Po- xemoKin wen McKlnney Lamb) 3 7 3 Millie also Time.

2:02 2:03 Clansman, Fi a :03 V. worth: started risco Todd SECOND RACE The Geers. 2-year-old pace, value $4086: Jack Orr, brg. by Scotland-Calumet Castaway (Berry! 1 6 1 Silverdale. rof.

by Abbedale-Silver Bell (Caton) a 1 a Earls. Msritana. bf (Eganl 2 2 dr His Lordship, be (McMlllenJ 4 3 dr Time. 2:09. 2:03.

Widow Volo, Srla also started. THIRD RACE The Kentucky, 3-y tar-old trot, value $2000; Silver King, grc. by Mr McElwyn- Fay Worthy (White) 2 1 I Prince John. be. by Volomite-Mar- garet Ariton (Dean) 1 3 3 liie tonka, jbrf (Egan) 3 4 2 Tim brg (Gordon) i 2 4 Time, 2:05, RAC15Bluo GraM Handicap, Vonian, tjrf.

by Favonian-Ruth Brooks (Parshall) 1 1 1 Phelddipides. brg (Douglass) 2 3 Zenith. 3 (Bradford! 8 2 3 Hollyway.bg (McKay) a 8 4 2 03. 2 03 'J, DobhlndAlo. McAllister.

Sidney Dickson. Doctor Tiberag also started, HAVRE DE tiBACE I FIRST RACE $800. claiming. 3-year- old and up. 6 furlong Jinnee 107 JUted 106 Bread King rorewarnwa -iiXS Billie Win 106 Belle Grter '107 Inscription 101 Khelaboo 104 Ado 104 By Surprise 101 Waterset 109 Kurdair 104 Parade On 99Noraa Grace ....106 SECOND RACE $800.

claiming. 3-year-olds and up. 1 mile 70 yards U4: Hurdr ....102 Golden Play 110 Granite 105 Sun Way 105 Sea 110 "lOS Sun Drop. 92 Mighty Atom 110 Single A 115 Chance) Dame. ...100 Tack 110 Foggy Dawn.

Hidden Dust 102 Almadel Jr 10S THIRD RACE $800. claiming, 4-year-olds and up, 1V mile 9): Kepi 107 Sparky 112 Flying Dere. .....114 aBendromel 109 Semele 112 Triolet 109 Dearzin 115 aDona 109 Miss Advocate. ...113 aW, entry. E.

Johnson and Mis X. Hayman FOURTH RACE $1000. 3-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs t5j: Toro Nancy 112 Isaiah 107 Rock 106 Legume Ill Wise Prince 103 FIFTH RACE $10,000, 3-year-olds and up, IV, miles (13): Dark Hope 113 aBlography 105 aStand 114 Riskulus 11 Mid Victorian 108 cHoward 108 bKat 110 Rood Goods 109 Gold Foam Ill Time Supply f2Q Good bOnly One 107 cNew Deal. 116 106 a E. F.

Seagram entry, Howe Stable and Mrs Deering Howe entry. Araho entry. SIXTH RACE S1000. claiming, 3-year-olds and up, li' miles 6: Best Bid 96 Xandra 109 Stavka 104 Sang Froid Ill Foggy Night 112 Flaming Mamie. 103 SEVENTH RACE $1000, claiming, 3-year-olds and up, IV miles (12): Post Brigade.

Brad Three Daggers. .108 Zembla Ottowa 101 Bolilee Abstain 100 Sun Canimar ...101 Apathy Fualed Flag 106 Tiempo ..108 .108 ..108 .103 .109 ,108 Apprentice allowance claimed. JAW, 1IC A FIRST RACE 00. claiming. 3-year- oias ana up, 6 xniongg Tell Why 114 Billowy Wave Honey Buck ....111 Mario Miss Chicro Ill Dove of Peace Stickemup Ill Sadie Stingum Ill .109 ..108 ..105 ..105 SECOND RACE S900.

claiming, old maidens, furlongs (11): 2-year- Peerless Pal 114 Evening Hour 109 Captain Jinks 112 Balanced Budget. 108 aMatch Play 112 sBud Brown 108 Rudy 112 Phrixus 108 Shining Sun 112 Gay Lass 103 Play Chance 110 aNewtondale Stable entry. THIRD RACE $1000, 2-year-old fillies, 6 furlongs (12): Mag Mell Gold Mesh bHich Fleet Little Maxine Lotofus 116 bShe Knows 112 Toneys Wife 112 aValise 110 110 110 112 Flopsie 108 112 Significant 108 110 Victorious Ann iC8 aWheatley Stable and Belair stud. bG. D.

Wldener. FOURTH RACE $1000, 3-year-olds and up. 6 furlongs (8): Polycletus 116 Pretty Night 107 Soon Over 115 Chance Ray 105 Below Zero 113 Fickle Chance 104 Weston 112 Round Table 98 FIFTH RACE S4000, 3-y ear-olds and up. 1 1-16 miles (8: King Saxon Good Gamble. Count Arthur Soon 128 Black 116 Esposa llO aVicaress 106 aPalma 104 102 102 100 a Belair Stud entry.

SIXTH RACE 900, claiming. 3-year-olds a up. 1 mile 70 yards (8): aBie Show 119 Raycart Ill aChctterfol 119 Bye Bye Mary, inn Integrity 116 Dunfox 103 War 116 Slave 108 aP. B. Codd entry.

SEVENTH RACE $900, claiming, maidens, all ages. 1 mile 70 yards 7)v Miguel A. Suarcz 116 108 Omarcan 116 Joan 102 Velantrie 116 Flying Amazon 102 Flying Away clicked his timepiece and put it away for official evidence. He used another watch in the bout following the main event. "I'm keeping this watch as is.

just in case any argument develops," Ban-non told the Associatec1 Press writer who sat at his right. "I always do that for an important fight." On his way to California Baer said in Chicago any difference in the timing of the fourth round would have made no difference in the result. His trainer, Izzy Kline, who held a watch on the fourth round, said he had clicked off the prescribed three minutes when knock-out count reached five or six, but had made no protest. Mexico City Wants Louis James Crofton, Mexico City promoter, bobbed up today with the first offer for Joe Louis and the South American and European tour promoter Mike Jacobs is planning this Winter. Crofton cabled Jack Dempsey, an old friend, asking him to act as negotiator for a match between Louis and Jose Brescia, giant Argentine heavyv-3ight who scored technical knockor'.

over Paul Pross on the Louis-Baer preliminary card. No date was suggested. Jacobs, resting up after the first $1,000,000 fight since Dempsey retired, hopped into action immediately. "If we can agree on terms and get a few more offers from South America so that we can talk dates we'll be very happy to start off with Brescia in Mexico City," Jacobs said. "I'll get in touch with Crofton through Dempsey.

I dont think we'll hav any -ouble arranging terms." say, Peter Rskhvon. Harold T. Talbott Jr. Sidney J. Weinberg and Edwin tVcuu.

EL LAGARTO DEFENDING TITLE IN REGATTA TODAY WASHINGTON. Sept 27 (A P) Out to beat the two-year champion. El Lagarto." five high-powered speedboats will roar around a one-mile Potomac River course tomorrow, in the first of three heat of the Gold Cup race, feature fixture of Washington's ninth annual President's Cup regatta. U. S.

DINGHY SAILORS WIN SERIES WITH BRITONS LARCHMONT, Sept 27 (A P) The United States dinghy racing sailors today clinched their international series with Great Britain by taking first place in all three of the day's races to pile up a margin of 38 points to 23. Consternation, sailed by Clair Far-rand and Jack won two today's races, the fourth and sixth of the series, while Frank Campbell and Myrtle Whittlesey ailed Confusion to victory in the fifth event. I I 1 I 1 I same. Went to oait 2:03 Oft at 2:08,4. TroJanAlry Jan.

Trainer, L. Williams. Fin Jockey St PI Sh To 1 I Hanfd $50.60 $18.30 $24.30 3.60 2.40 18.20 52.60 0.60 12.15 4.25 10.85 24.00 9.30 4.5 81.60 Hooper 4.20 4 StOUt 3 Rosen Dee ring Wimmer Stevenson Ftnnerty Kamar Elaton McCune Fin Jockeys St PI Sh To 1 1 1 1 Hanford 2 Wimmer 3" Kamar 4' Vt AGunari 3 JDeering' 4'. Rosen 7Vi A Robertson Lynch $4.20 $2.70 $2.50 $1.10 3.60 3.20 4.40 4.90 15.60 8.35 0 10.45 9.60 14.05 53.80 outrun irom tne start. $800.

For maiden three-year-olds and up. rfrtvln trt DMf 2 iu. urr ax 1 1 Achtol Meinstone. Trainer, ft. Neander.

$600, $.123, $50, $25. Fin Jockeys St PI Sh To 1 1 A Rob'tson $4. 2 70 $3.70 fl.35 60 7.10 37.85 2.60 2.30 34. RFtnnerty 3i HKneessl 44 Elston 5 Stout 6 Morris 7 McCune 8 Hooper 5.75 6.45 39.45 29.95 31.45 finM rintkinir kim nnund; Atonement, one For three-year-olds and UP. claiming.

Mmp. Wpnt to TMlt 3-42. Off at 3:33. Fin Jockeys St PI Sh To 1 1 2 I Hanford $9.60 $5.10 $3.60 $3.80 Critchfield J1.7U 7.20 9.30 5.80 9.60 14.90 10.80 4.00 11.70 89.85 6.15 7.7n 41.43 3 Stout 4" Stevenson 5'Vi McCune 6 3 Deering 7 'i A Gunari fiVi Kamar 9'j O'Vi A Robertson 11 A Greco 10 winner, uuu, ww, iau, ou, Fin Jockeys St PI Sh To 1 i Stout S5.60 $3.70 $2.70 Deering 0.60 J. so jr.uo 3Ta Woolf 3.00 2.85 4 A Robertson 2.65 2" 3'A 3' 4 Wimmer .34.00 Rosen 13.25 VT mw A.

V. Whitney; For two-year-olds. Start good from DOt 4:52. Pri at winner, miss a. Trainer, H.

L. Campbell. Time, $150, $75, $25 Fin Jockeys St PI Sh To 1 1" JDeering $8.00 $4.00 $3.60 $3.48 AGunari 9.20 5.60 8.90 3' Wimmer 4.10 5.35 4' Stout 2.85 5 Critchfield 14.70 Hanf ord 2.55 7 Stevenson 37.65 it out gamely to the -end. in the closing drive. Whichaway, Vigilance retired after leaving the ba the start and wa practically eliminated.

back Fin Jockeys St PI Sh To 1 I.1. Lynch $9.40 $4.90 $4.00 $3.70 A Rnhsrtenn 7 7(1 An ft 4n a1 I Hanford 4.70 9.40 4 JDeering 2.85 Stevenson 9.70 6 Critchfield 3.80 Wimmer 6.25 place. Idle Along displayed good sreed itiie Along displayed good speed an miles. Purse $1000. For three-year-olds Won driving.

Place same. Went to post 6, by Dominant Commotion. Trainer. Fin Jockeys St PI Sh To 1 "l-k" 2 CStev'n $24.80 $12.80 $6.90 $11.40 Deering 4.00 I Critchfield 2.4R .70 3.60 6.05 6.05 12.40 6.0 46.10 134.85 4" 5i- at AKOoertson I Hanford Stout Lynch 7 8 9 Wholey E1S Dlston SECOND RACE 2:19 pace, purse $200. Margaret Sun.

bm (Donovan) .....1 Calumet Ethel, bm (Batemanl ,.3 5 Star Oale, blkg (Church) 4 2 Preferred Stock (O'Brien 7 6 Time. 2-13V4. 2:15. The Precept, Hollywood Devereau, Ren Direct also started. IIRD RACE Special overnight, purse $20 Flash Voio.bg (Hayes) Time, 2:16, 2:13 CHARGE BAER "LONG COUNT" VICTIM RIDICULED BY PHELAN 1 Time, :23, vame Starters Wt PP St Str cOo Quick ...109 1 2 Hanpy Helen .105 2 1 Indiantown ..115 3 4 Synod 108 6 3 Up and Up ...105 5 5 cDlvertlng ...105 4 6 3 2V4 4 8'Vi 2 1 3 51 4 WELCH ROCKINGHAM PARK GRADED RACE HANDICAPS TWELFTH DAT, SEPT 28, 135 Weather clear, track fast FIRST RACE $800, 3-year-olds and up, claiming, 0 furlongs.

PP Horse and Jockey 8 Judge Schilling, Robert'n 1 Mack Sennett, Stout. 10 Our Harry, Deering 11 Joe Jay, 6 Weedidit. 4 Justa Jones, Madley. Wgt 115 108 .103 POdds 3-2 12-1 15-1 110 105 110 Ill 100 6-1 6-1 a Jtn-ignt JBiro, Lynch a Cyn wyd, Rosen A rfl 6-1 8-1 15-1 20-1 tfUIIIl. IUU I iuj 7 Newton Belle.

105 .3 Black Tempter. 108 12 Hoosic Maid, Wholley 107 103 20-1 SECOND RACE $800, 3-year-olds and up, claiming. 6 furlongs. 12 Marcia, I Hanford 102 7 Mixed Party, Rosen 105 3 Maidwell, No Boy 100 6 Teeter Totter, kamar. .1 101 9 Zipalong.

Robertson 115 10 Sophist, Deering 106 1 1 Befitting, Stevenson 102 8 Bobbie Buxton, 98 J' Joemac. Critchfield 110 9 Mantados. Stout 103 2-1 fi-1 I'M 8-1 W- ls-l 33- 1 Good Jest, Wholley 108 20-1 4 Protected, Elston 107 20-1 THIRD RACE $1000. 3-year-olds and up. claiming, 5Vi furlongs.

6 Spixie, I. Hanford 105 5 Stainforth. Deering 105 3 All Forlorn. Deering 97 4 Chiness Empress, McCune 102 7 Old Reb. Gunari.

M08 2 Our Mae. Stevenson 102 8 Bahamas. 109 5-2 5-1 4- 1 5- 1 5-1 5-1 10-1 20-1 1 Sand Baby. Monti 100 FOURTH RACE $2000, the Tribune Handicap, 2-year-olds, 1 mile. 3 aAhriman, 108 1 Tugboat Frank.

116 6 Two Bob. Robertson 109 5 aSeabiscuit, Stout -123 Songstone. I. 102 3 Professor Paul. Pascuma.

100 7 Barnsley. Rosen 110 4 Aboveboard, Gunarf 95 1-1 6-1 a-i 12-2 15-1 aWheatley Stable entry. "FIFTH RACE S50OO added. th dm Green Handicap, 3-year-olds and up, Vi miles. 6 cPalma.

Horn 102 6-1 1 Ladfield, Woolf 128 4-1 14 aChancery, Stout 110 4-1 3 aChancing. Stout 109 4-1 8 dlndian Runner, 115 4-1 15 dPatchpocket, Lynch Ill 4-1 13 cGallant Prince-, No Boy 95 6-t 7 bPantoufHe. Robertson 104 6-1 DHOuin iJiam a. untcnt a e-i Kievex, Litzenberger 100 10 eThomasville- I 107 glf 10-1 10-1 12-1 11 eAllen I Hanford 5 Skip It, Gunari 12 Hardware. Wimmer 2Cinv Srhnltz.

Rosen 111 104 99 aMadden entry. DC. V. Whitney entry. cBelair Stud entry.

dMr and Mrs G. W. Ogle entry. eJ. U.

Gratton entry. SIXTH RACE $1200, 3-year-olds and up, I claiming, 1 mile 8 Speedmore, Winner 2 Kieva, Stevenson 1 Flashing Colors, Elston 6 Pundit, I Hanford 4 Blackmail, Critchfield 5 Chewawa. Rosen 7 Hokuao, Deering 3 Cnnter Lanp. Stout ..104 .,104 116 103 100 .107 4- 1 5- 2 6- 1 4-11 112 SEVENTH RACE $1000, 3-year-olds and up, claiming. 1 mile.

7 Tractable. Lynch 2 Social Climber. Allen 3 Glendye. Stevenson 4 Golden Wav, Deering. 5 Star Fire, I 1 Adamite.

Robertson 6 Herkimer, Stout 114 109 111 111 R-2 4-1 12-1 2-1 6-1 10-1 151 MOB 116 112 EIGHTH RACE $1000, 3-year-olds and up, ciaiminc, 1 i-in mnes. 6 Scotch Soldier, Wimmer 1 Teeni Gunari 8 Top High, McCune 3 Happy Flag, I Hanford 9 Fast Move. Kamar 11 Wineerl TliffVlt. Stout ..108 ..105 108 ..103 ..112 5- 1 6- 1 8-1 5- 1 6- 1 6-1 8-1 8-1 10-1 12-1 15-1 20-1 Ill 10 Judge Judv. Stevenson ..112 2 Balancer.

Deering 108 4 Saint d'Amour, Robertson 109 5 Truly Yours. Lynch 107 7 Eddie Wrack. Rosen 103 12 Cantie, Critchfield 106 Apprentice allowance claimed. BEST BET JUDGE SCHILLING ROCKINGHAM SELECTIONS By TRACKMAN 1 Mack Sennet, Cynwyd, Judge Schilling. 2 Mixed Party, Bobby Buxton, Marcia.

3 Chinese Empress, Btainforth, Spixi. 4 Tugboat Frank, Seabiseuit, Songstone. 5 Ladfield, Rough Diamond, Allen Z. (I Chewawa, Hokuao, Kleva. 7 Tractable, Social Climber, Golden Way.

8 Balancer, Happy Flag, Scotch Soldier. Best Bet Chewawa. By CLOCKER 1 Judce Schilling, Tiger John, Jo Jay. 3 Marcia. Teeter Totter, Bobby Buxton.

8 Btainforth, Chinese Empress, All Forlorn. 4 Songstone, Tugboat Frank, Seabiseuit. 5 Ladfield, Kievex. Chancery. 0 Hokuao, Kieva, Speedmore.

7 Social Climber, Tractable, Golden Way. 8 Fase Move, Scotch Soldier, Judge Judy. Best Bet Stainforth, By HANDICAFPEB 1 Jndre Schilling, Joe Jay, Brirht Bird. 2 Befitting, Mixed Party, Zipalong. 8 Stainforth, Old Reb, Our Mae.

4 Tnrboat Frank, Songstone, Seabiseuit. 5 Ladfield. Palma, Thomasyille. ft Kleva, Hokuao, Speedmore. 7 Tractable, Social Climber, Glendye.

8 Balancer, Truly Tours, Calnt D'Amour. Best Bet Stainforth. TODAY'SSELECTIONS DETROIT By the Louisville Times (Muddy Track) 1 Hasty Hanna, Don Vern, Amy Cooper. 3 Commandman, From Girl, Dorothy Hioks. Jackfnl, Emer War Games.

4 St Stephens, Homer American Emblem. ft -Genterl Lady, Bamboula, Ted Clark. 6 Delgado, Fire Mask, Luxuro. 7 I Pass, Regis Play, Migosh. 8 Flllnita, Beau Bon, Mutual Friend.

Best Bet Commandman HAVRE DE GRACE Associated Press Concensus (Fast Track) 1 Belle Grier, Forewarned, Ado. 2 Mighty Atom. Sea Fox, Son Way. 3 Flying Dere, Wise Advocate, Dearsln. 4 Toro Nancy, Rock Legume.

6 -Time ftnpply, Rlsknlns, Only One. 6 Foggy Nirht, Sang Freld, Xandra. 7 Siempe, Sun Abbot, Zembla. Best Bet Toro Nancy JAMAICA Associated Press Concensus (Fast Track) 1 Move of Peace, Billowy Ware, Stickemup. 2 Evening Hoar, Raffy, Flay Chance.

3 Wldener Entry, Little Miracle, Valse. 4 Below Soon Over, Polycletus. 6 Good Gamble, Count Arthur, Esposa. 6 Integrity, Big Show, Bye Bye Mary. 7 Blandishment, Omarcan, Flying Ami-son.

Best Bet Below Zero ENTRIES FOR CONTINENTAL AT JAMAICA TRACK TODAY JAMAICA. Y. SeDt 27 (A P) Following are starters, jockeys and probable odds in the Continental Handicap to be run here Sept 28: Continental handlcan. 1 1-16 mile. 3.

year-olds and uu (estimated value gssnri). I Horse Jockey. Wght Odd King saxon, Ksiney. izb Good Gamble, Renick. 116 Count Arthur Soon Over, uiacK uitt, westrope EsnoEa.

8 Hebert avicarcss, Kppel 102 6-1 aPalma, Stout. 100 20-1 aBelair stud entry. RACE TRACK MUTUELS Rockingham 1-2-7 Races 1-2-3-5-7 231.50 7 Races 310.80 Three Races 171.30 Five Races 238.40 Seven Rices 310.80 I I I i 1 N. Y. Commissioner Says He Will Not Investigate Since Official Watches Didn't Vary cCorrected weight, Scratched Scatter Brain.

Overweight Indiantown, ona and one-hair pounds. Go Quick, steadied along in back of the leaders until leaving the backstretch, moved up on the outside, went to front with a rush when reaching the stretch and drew out fast for the remainder of the way. Happy Helen went to the front at once, was rated alona under sliaht restraint, withstood determined ODDOsition from Indian- 1'" uc i end OI ine Contest. Will CarneV had a double in Lochinvar which handles for Fred W. Woodman cf Haverhill.

The McGregor the Great gelding was a scant head the best in a couple of three horse finishes. Bud Werner being second once and Billy Strathmore once. John Rowland, with owner Harley Day of Gorham. Me. trotted in 7 to win from KoV.y-rood Speed in their second meeting and in 1:35 to repeat in the six-furlong sprint.

The long shot of the afternoon, $45.60. came from the winning run of D. Hardy's Rose Haven in a five-furlong dash. W. C.

Weanfs Barbara J. paid $16.10 by outrunning her field, and Mrs H. Towle's Golden Pot, $6.30. for convoying hers. The Fair continues tomorrow with six harness and three saddle races.

The summary: FIRST KACE 2:15 class tretters. pane Hellyraed Paced, bike, by Great Brltton-Sxr Keller Peter Vole McDonald) 25.90 Jabn Bowlind. be 2-4 Miss Hatfield, km La- eembc) I Time. 2:09.. Expectation.

VoUa. Tide-mark. Quick Quaker also started. SECOND KACE Free-for-all pacers, parse $170. HHinni, blkm.

fey nirhland Hcett-Anna Bradford a Oirl. by Tedd Mae (Toole) 57.60 1V 4 Loehiayar. bg (Carney) 7.60 Bhinewerthy. bm (Jordan Time. 2:06.

Bud Wcnger. Billy Strathmore also started. THIBD KACE 2:13 class tretters, parts SI70. John Rowland, br. by The Henater-Fan Patch by Joe Pateben (Day) S.4 TO t.M Hollyrood Speed.

blkg (McDonald) 3.06 Expectation, br (Foreier) 4.1 Time. Tidemork. Vosla. Hatfield. Quick Quaker also started.

FOVKTH BACE Free-for-all pacrrs. parse S1 10. Loehlnvar. br. by MrGr'or the Great-Rhine Cynr br RhineUndrr Carney Bad Wtnrer.

bg (Hsnsnn) 3.3 Khinewortbr. bm (Jordan) 2.10 Time. Billy Sirathmore. Kilanr.a also started. FIFTH RACE 2:15 class trotter.

far-, longs, parse St 70. John Rewlsad, br. br The ienator-Fan Patch br Joe Palehen (Day) 6.S0 3.7 3. ft Miss Hatfleld. bm 6.80 4.40 Hoil'ood Sp d.

blkr. McD 2.70 Time. 1:36 H. Volla. Quick Quaker.

Tidemark also started. IXTH RACE Free-for-all paeer. farlonga. parse 1V. LochinTsr.

bg. br MrGr'or the Great-Emma FrUro. by San Fra'sce (Carnrrl 4.90 3.M 2 7 Billy Str'more. br (Ha'ock) 6.90 4 4 Bad Wenrer. bg (Hsnsnn I 2.K0 Time.

Rhir.e worthy, Hilanr.a also started. SEVENTH RACE Raaners. 2-year-olds and bp. about 5 farlongs. purse Si 50.

Rose Haten. bm. by Carlaris- Rose Tint. Murray. IIS 45.60 3 3 Aboat Time.

bg. Sarr. 110 i To Dance, br. Greer, 123.... 3.4 Time, 58 3-5.

Candescent, Jfimule also ran. EIGHTH RACE Banners. 3-yesr-olds and ap, about 6ht fartonss. parse tSOO. Barbara bf.

by Serapsi- Nonette, Ssge. 100 16.10 4 70 Blekorior. brr. Grrer. 121.

S.60 2M Sarsita. chr. McTarae, 118 2.M Time, 1:23 3-5. NINTH RACC Runners, all ares, abtst 5 furlonrs. parse S5U.

Golden Dot. chm. by Golden Guinea-Dorothy Dfckald. McTarue. 123..

6.30 3.1A 2 Radiator, brg. hare I2t 3 50 Little Honey, brm, Manden. 123 3 10 Time. 57 2-5. John Bull.

Vela also started. GRACE, NAPOLEON PATCH EN TAKE NORTHAMPTON RACES NORTHAMPTON. Sept 27 W. Gilmour of Schenectady. drove his bay filly Grace to victory in a closely contested race, which marked the second and final day cf hames racing at the county fair here thi afternoon.

Napoleon Patchen, owned bv Guy Bush of Shelton. Vt. won the 2:15 pace, and Calumet Cane, owned by Chet Cleveland cf Sherbrooke. Q. took the 2:13 trot in straight heats.

FLAMENCO AND LADFIELD GIVEN TOPS AT AGAWAM AGAWAM, Sept 27 A brilliar.t opening day is looked for Tuesday when Agawam Park throws open i'J gates with the inaugural runiar.g of the Berkshire, a six furlongs ioOOO added affair for 3-year-olds and up. Headed by Flamenco, English invader, and Mrs C. Crane's Lacf.f'.d. winner of the Benningtcn at Rockingham Park last Saturday. 2C fr.e sprinters have been nominated iCT the opening day feature.

Flarcer.o and Ladfield have been icp weight of 123 pounds. and Ladfield will arrive here Sur.csy from Rockingham Park. Sixteen carloads conic- thoroughbreds which have been campaigning in the Middle West strive at Agawam from Sj-day. Included in this shipment w.ll be C. Mooney's horse.

Ted Clark, which has Uz nominated for the Tte uominees and their weights: Flamenco. 118: LadftelJ. 12: M- Merriment. 12: trk lo; Us Bpustabout. 115: Civ.

114: Pjtciipncke. 11J. Inllsr. R-ner. ftope.

To Do. 110. I'O; -en 110; Speedmore, 10: Cfltr.w Irr.pr pome romp, 107: Spiai. 107; Ssr. 10: Stainforth.

1C5; Motto. 10V i yr Brain. 104; lnaae. 100: Candy Jklald. 65; Candy Plinc.

t. Blackmail. 0S. SEPT. 18 to 28 inclusive 8 RACES DAILY Pari-M at mU RAIN ADMISSION OR cub Hoisr minp Pat Tim 2 P.M.

B. Jt SI. Trmek flyer 1m K' f.t. ft. m.

T. trnl lfm 91 town, Dut wa unabi well placed, weakene le to keep pace with the winner when challenged. Indiantown, slightly after going six furlong. Synod, a trailer early, closed never able to reach the leaders. Up and Up and Diverting were a good gap.

though never prominent. 1 u- TT Mr P. A. Shaw; 6, Mr SIXTH RACE One mile Pi rue $1000. gate, won driving.

Plans m. Wont to Boris' cn. 2, by Stimulus Gratuity. 1:14, 1:41, Value to winner, $750, Starters Wt PP Free 8pirit .107 Santa Anita .102 Squawker ...104 Whlchaway ..108 Vigilance ,...108 Blue Cyel'ne 104 Pupil 102 St Vs Str 3 2 5'ft 2 2ig 6 3 l'Vi 1 i1 4 1 4 4ft 16 3' 3 3' 4 3 '4 4V, 5 5 7 6 6 7 5 7 7 7 Five pound apprentlct allowance. Winner entered to be claimed for $1400.

Overweight Pupil, two pound. Free Spirit, in hand for the first half-mile, moved up steadily thereafter, came to the outside of Santa Anita In the stretch and, hard ridden, wa along in the closing strides. Santa Anita went to th front In the run to the first turn, drew clear and. steadied, along under slight restraint, fought In hand, early, finished with good energy placed, faltered in the last three furlongs. stretch.

Blue Cyclone went into the air at Owner 1. Mis A. Dgrl; 2. P. M.

Pike: 3. L. A. Brusie; 4, Calumet Farm; P. 8.

P. Randolph; 6, Mis Mary Hlrsch; 7, Mrs N. Ray. SEVENTH RACE One and one-sixteenth miles. Purse $1200.

For three-year-olds and up, Start good from gate. Won ridden out. Place driving. Went to post 5:24. Off at Winner, L.

E. Ogle's b. 4. by Blind Play Loretta Brooks. Trainer.

G. W. Ogle. Time, :24, :47, 1:12, 1:39, 1:45. Value to winner, $850, $200, $100.

$50. Starters Wt PP St Str Blind Brook .113 I' 4 2 7 3" 5 6K4 1 3" 2' 6' 4 "A 5B 1 5 'a 3 Aio7g .105 High Delight 100 Mathias 108 BoocaP ......106 Fairystreet ..105 to catch the tiring front-runners in the stretch and hang up a show pay off of $18.20. Overlooked in the eighth race, H. Fallehy's Herkimer turned ln a front-running victory and returned a payoff of $24 80. Polo Bar and Free, first and second choices of the betters, moved into second and third ln the last eighth.

Rockingham Notes The following announcement was given out by the stewards today: "Separate tests of saliva taken from Guardian after the seventh race, Sept 19, by order of the New Hampshire Racing Commission, revealed the presence of a decomposition of cocaine. In accordance with the rules of racing, the trainer's license of A. G. Tumin and the entry of horses trained by him ar ordered suspended and the case referred to the commission for such action as may be deemed proper." Jack Howard Is shipping his string from to Agawam. There is already a goodly assemblage of houses and horsemen at the track outside Springfield.

Bay Streak, a reformed eaddle horse owned by Earl Gallup, one of the track policemen, made his racing debut in the eighth. Say no more about it. SAFE AND SOUND WHIPS DEDUCE CLOSE TO WIRE HAVRE DE GRACE, Md, Sept 27 (A P)-Finishing as indicated in ths mutuels, where he was made the odds-on-chance, E. A. Carney's Safe and Sound cot up in the last strides to take the one and one-sixteenth i miles of the Woodholme purse, which topped the card at Havre De Grace today.

The cortsistent 4-year-old geldinz nuav fniirth In lha flplH nf fivp 1 1 i i i and Still trailed in that position at the half-Wy mark as H. L. Ghetta's Deduce set the pace. At the inree-quarier mirn, nuwevrr, XjUuis Knapp shot the Carney Selding UP another notch and when Deduoe reached the head of the stretch still in front. Safe and Sound was only a length and a half to the rear.

In the drive for the judges' stand, Safe and Sound outgamed Deduce to win by a nose and pay $3.80. Chat-moss lost the place by one and one-half lengths. CEHKB GOP The Best Bet To The Track VlV Rcnay at 12:45 Pt M. Daylight Saving Time. Returns directly after last race.

BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD i Five pounds apprentice allowance. Winner entered to be claimec for $2000. Scratched Adamite. Blind Brook, away well, went to the front after straiehtenine nut on th hark- stretch. drew clear before reaching the far turn and.

hard ridden, held sway to the end. Hoosiers Pride moved up stoutly leaving the backstretch, closed gamely in the NEW YORK, Sept 27 (A P) The New York State Athletic Commission considers stories that Max Baer was the victim of a "long count" in his fight with Joe Louis at the Yankee Stadium last Tuesday night too ridiculous to investigate. Told that a sound recording apparatus indicated the fourth, round lasted 96 seconds longer than the regulation three minutes, Brig-Gen John J. Phelan, chairman of the commission, said: "That is too ridiculous. We have competent officials and their watches never vary.

We have the utmost confidence in them. If Ancil Hoffman (Baer's manager) asks for an investigation we will pay absolutely no attention to him." Hoffman was quoted as saying he would ask that the timing be Investigated, not that anything can be done about it now, since Baer probably would have lost, anyway, "but there's always a chance." Would Have Saved Baer If the timing device was right and the watch of George Bannon, the commission's timekeeper, wrong, Baer would have been saved by the bell in the fourth round as he was in the third. Bannon's watch showed the fight ended after 2 minutes, 50 seconds of the fourth round. The watch, visible at all times, never stopped during the fight and showed exactly 14 minutes 50 seconds elapsed time from start to finish When Referee Arthur Donovan finished counting out Baer Bannon KILPATRICK RETAINS CONTROL OF GARDEN NEW YORK, Sept 27 (A Officials of Madison Square Garden today announced that stockholders nad voted to uphold Col John R. Kilpat-rick in his battle with Col John S.

Hammond for control of the corporation. Out of 281,000 shares of stock, votes were received on 273.308. and of these Kilpatrick received 143,921 and Hammond 129,387. Hammond, an associate of Tex Rlckard in the boom days of boxing, had waged a fight of vote proxies to oust Kilpatrick. charging that Kilpatrlck's methods of conducting sports, principally boxing, had resulted in low returns for the corporation.

A new board of directors was named, as follows: Merlin H. Aylesworth. Hamilton V. Hair, James 1. Bush, Walter P.

Chrysler. Jr. F. UlmbH. Wijllam M.

Grave. Stanton Orlnt. John JJWnJY Kilpatrick. Janscrt Noyes. Floyd B.

Odium, Herbert Ram stretch and outlasted Idle Along for the th way, though unable to reach the leader under pressure. High Delight, a trailer early, closed a good gap. Mathjas faltered in the closing three furlongs. Boocap never could enter into contention. LanesvtaWe7'i: M.

5: JcfliV; 3' H' Howtra' L- rtsi 5. Liberty ts EIGHTH RACE One and one-eighth and up. claiming. Start good from gate. 5:67.

OfT at 6:03 M. Winner, H. Fallehy's Hurley. Time, :49, 1:13, 1:40, 1:53. Value to winner, $750, $150, Starters Wt PP St Str Herkimer ,..107 Polo Bar ...107 Free 112 Moralist .....112 Plat'm Bl'ds 104 Sound Money 109 Thatch 112 1 1 2 1A 1 7 7 7 8Va 2 fa ffi 71 5114 2 1 2k 3 4 3 9 4 i 4 4 ak A.i.

9 5 3- 4'A 7' 8 8 8 8 8 6 9 9 9 9 Tomfoolery Bay Streah ik .108 Five pounds apprentice Winner entered to be claimed for $1300. Overweight Bay Streak, two and one-half pound. Herkimer displayed good speed all the way, was steadied along in back nf wjrr th.t gw" whe uporj'drew Into 5 good lefd 8ut had to iiuiu Dai saie. int laiter moved up steadily when callari upon, closed with a rush on the outside through the stretch and wis wearing th? winner down at every stride. Free, outpaced early came with nrVv i5 osing Moralist showed good speed but th.

fieJf.r.,in.lh.e therealte? UD outside nearing the stretcF, retirint itiadlly CHEAT BARRINQTON RACE GREAT BARRINGTON, Sept 27 The harness race meeting at Great Barrington Fair came to a close today. Th summary: FIRST RACE 3:20 trot, purse $2001 Lee Stout, be (Broderlckl rh iWiJ'lamJi 4 5 Zara, brm (Aver, .,,,....4 i Sugar Loaf, cm (Sorter) ...3 3 4 starUdt' 'V' iliv' bt aUo.