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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, -1937 Tvlephone MAin 4-6000 3 Merry Lassie Proves Equine Shirley Temple of the Turf For Classified Ad Result) Holding Lions Tough Job for Giants Bowie Racing Charts (Copyrliht. 1937, by Regal Press, Inc.) 1 OCQ FIRST RACE Maiden fillies; 2-year-olds: 5'a furlongs. Purse $1,000. Post, lUO 134; 0(f, 138. Start good, won driving, place same.

Time, 0 24, 0 50. 1:10 Winner, r. 2, by Gallant Fox-Tetra Lass. Trainer, Drlscoll. Top Winning Juvenile Miss Earned $28,000 For Late Ogden Mills Bowie, Nov.

13 Little Miss Twinkle Toes! Do you know her? She is the equine Shirley Temple of the turg. Now do you recognize her? It's your guess. Now think where does the comparison come in? Give a few thoughts to the subject worthwhile. Er, er yes, you have It. Miss Twinkle Toes Merry 8 -Running Index Starters 1010' Teddums Wt.

-115 -115 1207' Heraldic 4H3 Room Service 115 1246' Annino 115 Fine as Silk 115 Quick Action 115 Anya 115 1239 Bicycle 115 Wander Bird 115 Scratched Mothers Love, Mothi Wing, Official Mutuel Prices Owners 1, Belalr Stud: 2, Mrs. D. A ri I f7 wv If; I I Brann; 5, W. M. Jeffords; 6, Mrs.

P. Corning; 7, H. R. Dulaney 8, Mrs. H.

Poller: 9. J. E. Murphy. Teddums.

In the thick of contention from the beginning, responded sioutly for closing drive and outstayed Heraldic after taking a brief the final eighth, lera.dic overhauled Dulck Action at the final turn, saved much ground in the stretcH drive and fought It out slubbornly hn engaged. Room ervlre worked her war between horses rounding the turn to enter contention and finished fastest ail at the close. 12fiQ SECOND RACE-Malden fillies: 2-year-olds; 5'j furlongs. Purse $1,000. 1 Post.

2:05: off. 2:08, Start good, won easily, place driving. Time, 23,, 0 49. 1:02, Winner, b. 2, by Wise Counsellor-Shipshape.

Trainer, 1'. M. Burch. Golden Vein Is Rated Best Bet At Bowie Oval -Running Index Starteri Wt. P.

St. 933 Suigne 115 10 3 1207' Gulf Breeze 115 9 Klenr du Mai-115 2 1207 La Rose -lis 1 78 Witch Harel 115 6 1207 fickle Mood 115 3 High Betsy 115 5 1239 Any Woman 115 4 Dixie 8. 115 8 959 Pirplate 115 7 10 10 Official Mutuel Prices Owners 1. Mrs. W.

M. Jeffords- 2 EdulT, Odda $1.91 4 10 10. 6 51) 3 85 10 65 49 80 00 174 40 Sir. Fm. 3' 4 Jockeys Ix)ngden Sea bo McComba Wall 2 ln 5' 4' 3 7' 8'" I 2' 3' 7 8" 9 Pelers 7' ESmlth -8" Eccard 9 Napier 9 Camelot.

Straight Place Shoir 6 90 3.30 2.70 4 30 3 00 Teddums Heraldic Room Service 4.20 Buckley; 3. G. Harrison Hr 4. 1 Positions Iquly, Odds $1.55 5.70 1.9S 8 45 40.85 83.35 28.15 74 60 166.10 Sir. 1" 2' Fin.

1' 2 3" 4 Jockeya Peiers Westrope 31 4' 3' 4' wan 6" Longden I'urner 5 7,, 6 Schmldl 5 2'i 10 6' 7' Cubilt Roberts -9 Mally 9 5'i 10 10 McConibs 59.50 Straight Place Show 5 10 3 10 2.30 4 50 2 80 Soigne ulf Breze Kitir rili Mat 2 00 Klnu HMtirh: 'i a H.i.ir mj. Positions Eoulr. Odds $2 99 3.5J 35 00 11 45 13 80 6 80 35 00 34.10 3 15 58 90 26 90 fitr. Fin. Jockeys li Mora 8' 3 5' 3' 4t'i 2 Turner 2'a 3 Booker 1 Cook 5 Napier Jackie 4'a 7 1 6" 6' 6' Cubltt 8' 9' 9 Decamlllas 9' 11" 10' Keppler Clutter 10' 'i 10 11 11" Eccard 12 12 12 Hulf Ashen 7 90 3 90 3 59 Passing Eve 5 00 4 70 Our Ship 7 80 i a n.

line: A r.wll- a Sjir. a a 3-year-olds: 8 furlongs. Purse il OOO. good, won driving, place same Tina. by High Cloud-Honey Pot.

Trainer, A. J. Po.sltlons- Enulf. Positions Bomar Stable; 6, W. Elliott; 7, J.

J. Martin; 8. J. Hughes; 9, J. E.

Crider, Hudrork. Sonne disposed of Dixie S. after leaving the back stretch, was kept out In th better fooling after getting Into the lead, was shaken up to draw dear entering tin home stretch and held Gulf Breer.e safe. Latter aeil placed in the early runnlna responded forth final drive and finished gamely a. though no match for Die winner.

1-ieur du Mai was rushed hard to gain a forward position but was he.d safe bf the firsi two. Scratched Star Mint, Mlu Damara. 1270 THIRD RACE Claiming; aud up; mile and 1-16'h. Purs $1,000. Post, 2 35; off, 2 38.

Start good, won driving, place sam. Time. 0 25. 0 51V 1:18, 1.54S. Winner, ch.

6, by Udkin Goldea Lassie II. Trainer, C. A. Calhoun. mmmmxamm.

-Running Index Starters- Wt. p. St. 1DB9 Ashen -115 4 10 Pass Eve -117 5 3 3' 'Our Ship 121 7 4 11 125 Sllv. Way 113 11 7 2' 4' 7'i 1" 2' 48 Kind Spirlt-109 2 132 Bo.

Count 10H 12 31 -Dash In 109 3 2 1 9 7 5' 8 1 4 1 1 HI Br. Chanre-111 9 11 9 5" 890' B. Ai Shell -113 6 8 41 Darl Pat-lOB 1 12 I1B4 'H Chase -108 8 5 3 11" 10 G. Shadow 106 10 12 12 I I Mn, Rockingham Results Field. S.

Smith and Mrs. J. H. Elliott entry. Scratched Saxopal, Light Action.

Chrysmuie, Peter Pumpkin, Jobakheta, Marys May. Straight Place 8ho Ulliria I MlltllP I'lMPPe owners- i. f. a. ua noun: 2 n.

n. muilli; o. Mrs. r. U.

Ma er 7. Ktx: Detroit's Bowie Entries KM Lions will oit's Lions will Sands; 10. Smith; 11. Mrs. J.

H. Elliott; 12. Wdell' Ashen, badly ouirun in the early slages. bettered his position on the out-ld entennar contention when reaching the home stretch, crowded over badly on Our Ship and Passim Eve. then under stout handling, fame out slowly right at the end.

Passing Eve went lorwardly trom the start, moved up strong. when reaching tht home stretch, was crowded by the winner, recovered and finished courageously. Our Ship handled his weight well, moved Into contention wuh a rush nearing the horn i 1 hei m'1 "er suffering Interference. Silvery Way shook off Kindred Spirit when reaching the home alretch. was kept in the deep footing the Inside aud tired be hard to hold for the Giants at the Polo Grounds this a moon.

Top, left, Dutch Clark passing and, right, running the ball, FOR MONDAY 1 FIRST RACE Purse I10O0; maiden two-year-olds; live and one-naif furlongs. Index Wgt.Code CT 613 Calamega 118 1 11 1247 Brown Moth 118 2 J' 1177' dOn the Dot 118 3 I 1183 Johake 118 4 a-Syinpathlxer 118 fe 488 d-8unsun 118 6 VPS c-Good Behaviour 118 1 MlSb 1242 Equerry 118 8 fM a-Elooto 118 9 Jumes Pal 118 10 I Ouarantor 118 11 FOR MONDAY First Race-On the Dot. Equerry, Sun Sun. Second Race Would Dare. -Venetian, Flgmt Back, Third Race Jolly Check Signal.

Jack, Presidential, Fourth Race Star Porter, taw. Cycle, Acatl- Flflh Race Slocks, Teddy Haslam, Hlih Velocity. Sixth Race Dark Beau, White Sand, Dunnamany. Seventh Race Golden Vein, Braving Danger. Boosei.

BEST GOLDEN VEIN. Bowie, Md Nov. 13 Golden Vein looks like the worthwhile wager of Bowie's card on Monday. He combines all the essentials speed, staying qualities and mud-running ability. It's likely the track will be heavy, for it wrs thoroughly soaked for 12 hours Friday night.

His keenest opponent in ths seventh is Braving Danger. Stocks is another that on recent form promises to make his admirers happy by winning the Eden Handicap, one mile and a sixteenth, the feature of the card. Stocks, however, will not be able to make any mis'takes. If he does, Teddy Haslam and High Velocity are likely to beat him. Dark Beau has been racing agalast better company than he meet in the sixth.

In addition he drops oft weight. He has White Sand to beat to land the money. Star Porter moves up many pounds in soft footing. That gives him a royal chance to land the fourth. Cycle's last racevfor him was very poor.

He has dropped several thousand dollar in value since Spring. Nevertheless he may beat Acautaw, a noted mudder, for the place. On the Dot looks like the best in the first; Venetian, a good soft-track runner, is fancied for the second, and Jolly Jack looks best on figures for the third. Successful Jockeys To Get Gold Watches Jockeys in the Bowie meeting, the Eastern racing finale, will have added Inducements in two gold watches offered by General Manager Joe Boyle of Bowie. One will go to the boy riding the most winners while the other will go to the Jockey riding the winner of the James F.

O'Hara and Gadson D. Bryan Memorial Handicap, closing day feature Nov. 30. Among the top flight riders who will participate are Sonny Workman. Eddie Arcado, Harry Kicnaras, Wayne Wright, Joe Renick, Rabbit Dabson.

Jack West- rope, George Seabo and Bobby Mer-ritt. To Ship Seabiscuit To Pacific Coast Seabiscuit, along with the rest of C. S. Howard's stable, will be shipped to California, wlipre Seabiscuit will be trained for the $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap. Seabiscuit lost by a head to William du Pout's Rose-mont in the big race last year.

Below is Ace (JUlOWSrty. 'i str. Fin. Joekeyi 2 1'ij Clutter i 2 Machado 4' 'i 4 Wall 3' 3', 4' Terhune 5" 5' 5' Westrope 6 6 8 Merrltl 7 7 Turner 1271 FOURTH RACE-Tln Girdle Post. 3 06; off.

3 08'j. 0 48, 1 14', Abel. inner, ch. 3. -Running Ir.dex Startera wt.

H213I Honey cloud 111 1264 Fast Express 108 lOliB Srrooge 114 30' Timber Lady 10B Prince Arthur 111 Lifelike 102 Noble Bov 1 1 Official Mutuel Prices iwi.ers 1. A A he tr. 5. Shandon Farm. J.

W. On. "7. bear Tree; Start P- St. 1 3 3' 2 2 1 3 4 4" 1 1 2" 4 6 6' 6 5 6' 1 7 7 Pattycake.

i 1051 1183 1239 1183 1229 1261 1183 a-Hlue d-Plyln Rapture Germans Newark Jolly Tar Camaraderla e-Juntto Baccarat Kldge Farm and entry. c-B. Long and T. Grayson entry. d-KIng Ranch and Mrs.

T. B. Biakislon and Mrs. P. Corning entry.

SECOND RACE Purse $2,000: claiming, three-year-oll and upward, mile and three-sixteenths. WKt Code X-Rela(lvlty Klsie .1. Hush Play X-Eudes Sunway Dare x-Judne G. X-Speed Limit x-Star Mixer San Pietro Sandy Belie Bark Venetian Hantcilla Play x-I)ouble Finesse x-Never Idul xl'alpau Rapture 118 12 118 13 118 14 118 15 118 16 118 17 118 18 W. J.

Lynch lurt 1 1119 2 116 3 111 4 116 5 111 6 111 8 111 9 111 10 113 11 112 12 116 13 113 14 111 IS 111 16 KM 17 111 18 1230 1122 1243 1238' .1,. i. ,7 mouiiy under punlnhinpnt uiHier h- in the last furlong pus.lion the ietlirn culd 1272 Thr Prlnr' Handicap; purse $2 500 added ii.q,. 1, ri; 3 La.ssie. And Merry Lassie is all that a Hashing, dashing, sparkling, whimsical equine miss whose toes fairly twinkle as she skims over the dirt traok and whose heels sound a rat-a-tat-tat to her rivals.

Merry La.ssie Is the leading winning Juvenile miss of the year seven victories out of nine starts, one second, one third, for approximately $28,000. THE FLIRTS OF THE TURF In all probability It would have a cl Deen a clean score for the bay filly, 2, by Stimulus Iseult, If the current of life had run along smoothly with racing conditions. In one race at Saratoga, her first defeat, she was knocked about during the running and finished third. Then Ogden Mills, her part owner, died, and that changed the campaign mapped out for her and helped in part to bring about her final defeat at the Empire City track. Merry Lassie was eligible to start for the Selima Stakes, for two-year-old fillies, during the Laurel meeting, a test of one mile.

That's some route for the flirts of the turf, because of their temperamental moods. They like to wriggle and all but dance, flick their tails and be on their merry way kicking up their heels. Merry Lassie was sent down to Laurel from Aqueduct, L. I. The weather at the time was none too good rain and more rain.

And the track became soggy. It was a case of must for Sunny Jim Fitzsim-mons, her trainer, and Tom Drlscoll, his able asistant. Time pressed, for there was only a short time to get ready to fashion and tighten her muscles so that she could go a route. A LOSS TO THE Tl'RF OGDEN MILLS That work in all probability robbed her of her flashing speed. But it had to be.

There was no dodging the Issue. And then when the fill's muscles were tightened up in preparation for the struggle the grim reaper came along. Ogden Mills, an able man, of charming personality, who had a deep and lasting affection for a thoroughbred, went the way of all flesh. The death of Mr. Mills interrupted, caused a bad break in the mapped out campaign of the Wheatley Stable race horse.

It was so sudden that for a time the routine of the string was like a broken thread. And then when the transfer was made so that the horses wdtld race in the name of Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons. their trainer, this for the period of mourning, it sort of knocked a hole into the training operations. It was during that period that Merry Lassie had one more stake event to go, this at Empire City. It was the short six furlongs, a sprinting distance that was Just to her fancy.

It measured well with her hiRh flight of speed. But that period of training for the Selima Stakes, at one mile through heavy-mud, her shipment back to New York and the layoff during the period of the sudde ndeath of Mr. Mills, left a ehavy mark, so to speak, on the speed of the daughter of Stimulus. And as a result Miyako, the gray filly that had been a rival but never a menace to Merry Lassie, beat her home In the final stages of the race. What is the future for Merry Lassie? Will she go on and will stake events in '38? Will she go a route? Who can say? Merry Lassie wasn't born with that high flight of speed.

She had It, of course, but it was hidden away. It had to be brought out through process of training and developing. As Sunny Jim and Tom nriscoll explained to the writer, she snoed no high flight of speed as a nnH wig iiixt nnp nf mnnv minus. J- in the big string of youngsters that had to be broken and trained. MURKY LASSIE A TEASE "But what a flirt she was," said Tom with a chuckle," a regular tease.

When we worked her with out blinkers she was like a miss going to market to buy some neces- i't quite in keeping rwit. sitics that weren with her taste. But when we put th" blinkers on her what, a difference in her moods. Then she stepped out, fancy free, a flirt, ready for her conquest. "Can she eat? I'll say she can.

In that respect she's like the female of the species. Eight goo dquarts of oats, nine if you'd give them to her, ati'l plenty of hay and carrots. And In her stall she is Just as individual. When you open the door and start to move in she will look at you with slanting eyes and pin back her ears, a. much as to say 'How dare you enter my "She'll make a kind of a dart at you and then when you're expecting a battle, she'll rub her muzzle ngins your arm.

And believe it or not, there'll be a twinkle in her eyes a.s though she's loughing in her horse way to think how she's fooled you. And those eye movements? well, Shirley Temple, eh, what? TI. SWISH OK A TAIL "Merry Lassie will work alone She needs no companion to urge her to her best speed. Without the blinkers she lags along. She seems to know that she's on her own time, ran do as she likes.

But when the blinkers are placed on her head she somehow appreciates the fact that business calls. Then she thows her speed. "Frequently In her races she has swished her tail a flicking motion to W.llt.er. 500 Ruiin.tig Inriex S'aner, 12 j0 Cli IK 1.1.4 Inorsfili Itul Till 1,11 li.e Wt. St 110 6 5 3' 31 114 4 2 1' 2 1 4'j 5h luvt 5 4 2'j 1, 8tr.

Fin 1 1 4'. 3 4- 4' 110 1 3 6 6 6 51 111 3 6 5" 4" 6 6 THIRD RACE -Purse 1 000 old; and seventy yards. Index Wilt. Code 1203 Us x-Bloomer Olrl 402 x-Jolly Jack 1254 Aaolaras 1115' xn-Findon 1153) x-Buby I.ynn 112401 Sianal xl.lttle Sally 1176 Are of Trumps x-Mere Frolic 1254 Presidential 1240 Witch Girl Sir Ally x-Bcrtllton l-'-s i.Ilr Tate 107 1 103 2 114 3 115 4 11)7 5 ltlfl 1 1 ti 7 107 113 9 ltltt 10 llli 11 10H 12 118 13 113 14 Ill 15 Ktet gold crauhed chnaei.dwa Dark Beau. Official Mutuel Prices ners.

1. A O. Vanderli.lt: 5. Araho H'ahle 3 'it 3 Hr.u..l)is,iie Hiable: 6, Sliandon Fa, in (l.anreview, I.nored by the fooling and follow. ng close to the e.clers In tn.

Mueho Gusto down readily w.ien piessujal turn, opened up a commanding lead into hon re then unuer re.ir.int nearii.g the ch. r.tI3 after to the trotu, command midwav of -n a ucler seVrrt j.lhM.nd Latter, on the li 'e t' li -ine si, el, li. to Ule oi.l.side ot Mui ho Gusto and closed Th" e. feed p.oin.tien, ue, towl (It 'l i-o reach a coniet.ding poattiou under sltong han.Ihg. F.

ertoid raced on 1 Iron. Ilie start, bin roii.d not tine. leu. ln' Pacing Stake Fixtures Get Many Entries Village Farm, Geers $1,000 Races Attract List of 155 Horses Special to The Eagle Goshen, N. Nov.

13 The four Village Farm and Geers pacing stakes, worth $4,000 each, sport 155 entries following their closing here and at Langhorne, with a gain in candidates for wiggling honors on the 1938 Grand Circuit. This season, Goshen, Columbus, Ohio, and Reading, presented the events. The Village Farm stake for two-vear-old pacers, sponsored by the breeding farm of the same name at Langhorne, boasts 54 entries, while the three-year-old division of the same stake lists 24 candidates, a gain of four over last year. The Geers stake for juvenile sidewheel-ers shows 55 eligible.s and the three-year-old stake sports 22 racy colts. Yearlings Are Eligible Gase B.

Ellis's Village Farm has kept 29 of its blue-blooded yearling pacers, which go on the auction block at the Old Glory in New York Thanksgiving week, eligible to both the Juvenile divisions of the Geers and Village Farm stakes. While these youngsters are only yearling today, and therefore untried in ac tttal combat, their nursery keeps them eligible for future stakes as they Invade the ring. Among the current crop of two-year-olds which are eligible to the three-year-old divisions of these two rich stakes next season, Chief Counsel, owned by B. C. Mayo, Tar-boro, N.

the Widower, owned by W. F. Hetherington, Rhlnebeck, N. Gilt Hanover, owned by H. U.

Biery. Butler, Pa, and Readydale, owned by Leo C. McNamara, Indianapolis, stand out as probable champions. Title Skeet Shoot Hilled I 1 in of itf Maine, called a hearing lth regaid to closing the Machias River to all salmon fishing except with hook and line. The petitioners asked that the stream be closed in the interest of the promotion of sport fishing.

There is a general movement for the conservation of salmon, striped bass and other species along the Maine coast. Last Spring Commis sioner Feyler closed the Denny i River, and the Leg ature closed the Penobscot to commercial fishing ot salmon. The commissioner also closed the Mousam and Kennebunk rivers to bass fishing except with hook and line. Furthermore, according to Feyler, there is now some talk of closing the Kennebec River to seining of bass and placing a bag limit on these fish in the Penobscot. Commissioner Feyler declared that he he was entirely in sympathy with the movement to promote sport fishing when It did not seriously interfere with the commercial fishery, Commending the services rendered bv District Forest Ranger Elmer Cole of Northville, Commissioner Commissioner Lithgow Osborne of the New York Conservation Department, drew attention to the fact that Forest Rangers are often called upon to erform other than official duties.

Ranger Cole aided in the successful search for an Albany hunter who had become separated from the rest of his party while deer hunting in the vicinity of Benson, Hamilton County, FIRST RACE -Three-year-olds and upward; three-quarter mile. Eldee. 100 IParadlsei 1140 6 10 4 50 Uwm Vic. 104 iMerrllll. LOO 4 Paddys Sister.

10 iBirrmani 4 30 Time. 1:13. Thundrrtone, Balkanrse. Little Paula. Happy and Gay, Lord Dalton I.ad Milly.

Par Value. Phlllppi Boy. Steward also ran. i Off time, 1.09.1 SECOND RACE Three-year-olds and up- ward, one mile. Shebang.

101 iKrovlm .8 20 3 90 3 00 Babwrark, 111 iGrossi 7.60 4 10 Advocate r. 115 lBier 2 HO Time, 1 41 Sallalotia. Fiamina Belle. IiOve Potion. Galthea.

Bmv DaUKhter, Takewalk. Beau Govans. Mamork. I.anx-dons Mary also ran. Off tune.

1 1 i THIRD RACE Three-year-olds and up six lurlongs. Snuawker, 114 IBIermani 8 B0 6 20 3 SO Believer, 115 (Wimmeri 6.20 3 70 Goldman. 102 iKroutzi 3 30 Time. 112 4-5. Johnny Cake.

Bristle. Scottish Mary. Loloma, Crop also ran. lOfftime. 2.04'j.i FOURTH RACE -Three-year-olds and upward, one mile.

FUiwery Ladv, lOilRom'el 14 39 8 50 5 70 Vllox, 109 (Mhvi 13.90 9 50 Exhort. 10S (Biermanl 8 50 Time. 1 42 1-5. Count Rne. Chateiiele.

Sky Lad, Herry Patch. Count Me, Miss Tad I Sncial Firor, WillSlatl also ran, foil time. 2 31.1 FIFTH RACE All ae: mile I Natty Hoy. 102 i McCoy i 7 20 4.10 3 00 Lady Bewithus. 97 iRnei lio 4 90 San Marino.

IIH 'Dickeyl 3 20 I'lme, 1.14. Oood Omen, Bain Marie. Sun Capture aiso ran. lOlf lime. 2 55 I SIXTH RACE -Three-year-olds and upward, one and one-sixteenth mile.

White Hot. 1U0 I McCoy i 6.20 3 80 3 20 Don Gumah, 100 iColllnsi. 7 20 5 (ill Holiuschickie. 97 IMerrllli. 4 90 Time.

1 48 3-5, aBoslou Mary. Troituer. Wi Will, Huver Boy, aCoiilm also ran i Oil lime, 3 22 I aBrooks en'ry. SEVENTH RACE Three-vi ar-old. upward, ol.

and tliree-sivteeuth null rrunllo. llo iMyi 14 mi 8 lo Arctic ar. 110iBierin.ini 7 40 Parkiue. 112 ll)rlroll and 6 00 5 fi 7(1 H.iv rime. 2 03 1-5 A.

Cunneil nnH.lv S'ro io ran. mtr time'. i.vPji. EIGHTH RACE Three-year-olds anil up sinecnth O'ndpas Boy. 107 IS 30 7 90 4 40 John no.

no ivernin 3 ho UdyDemoerat.lo "BTiiian 152 Little Banner. Jackie 1J Pompous (ienle and Saslen also ran. (Oil lime, 4 23 1. Sliroveporl Hoiills. FIRST RACE Three-year-olds and tip ward: tive-eiiliths mile.

Jacobs Ladder. 113 iltossl 8 60 4 40 4 20 1 Billy Nicklier. 108 tVedder'. 4 OU 4 00 Aiukor, 113 iCoru' 4 60 Tune. 1 03.

Junior SeMl. S.iX"ii!ie Beauty Blare Sun Martin. Wrack PniM" al'o ran. loff lime. 3 11.

1 SECOND RACE Three-year-olds ai.d tip; five furlongs Polly Shaw, 100 (Conner' 19 20 6 20 3 40 Vngin MHrch. 108 iW 4 00 00 Declaration. 1(IB 'Moi'li' 2 Kll I me, 1 03 4-5 Nsark. Miss i Jack Howe. Honair, artshu also ran, Kj.t- i time.

3 42 1 THIRD RACE Two-year-olds; five-eivlrhs 112 (Fisher) 8 60 4 20 3 00 ItHvee, 108 'Honn-r- 9 ho 5 1.0 Mary 115 Whlttltel 3 40 Time. 1 03 4-5 a-Wiivchen, Sir B.ark.e Irvin H. Whisk Cole, tit.i-.ca Lad, l.nanna also ran. KHf time 4 15 1 1 I FOCRITI HACK Thiee-yea-oUls and 1111- ward, six fill lolltis 1 Montaris, til twiiitiiigi Galilee, 109 Morlan 14 60 4 20 3 4il 4 oil 4 00 1 3 The Kuvito. Ill (C W.

Kniilln lime. 1.20 4-5 Putin jnmrs ii ciiance Favour also mi I mne. 4 FIFTH HACK 'I hree-yeat -olds mid up, nille, Tiliv Cnnirf. 109 frolllierl 4 (10 2 HI. 2 All Iron.

105 4 3 Little David. 108 II Tune. 1014 5 Hea.itir.il llrai Lady Ciilnloiiy and Rav Hioostr also ran. Ifltfiine, 5 18' SIXTH RACE llitee-yi-Kr-olris and mi. one mllr.

Odd Blae 114 13 BO 6 40 4 in 1 Miss Contrary 5 't 4 oo Jenlan, 1IIB I'livlor, 4 'I 1 51 4-5 Sotitiv Ram, Donnali-p Lake Shore, a0 5 seven rii RACE Three-ycar-nld. ami up. iniic Hun stil'on. II 22 60 1 1 mi '1 i W.ivg od 1 110' 1 Bell nf Iron 106 1 Conner, Time. 1 52 1-5 I uh'tnn Pilo'.

The Corner. Savlonia. 6 EIGHTH RACE Tilt 5 80 3. 4 H'l Jollv and 4 no sr. Curl.

lot. it'oinur, 4 110 'I h.i Lo. 104 iHonner) 40 l'lnie 1 53 P' lncrsv Clair, Emptess Mo'her, Camp Paro'e tVuntirlo, Sim Caprice, also ran. Of (time, 35 Hay IMcmloHs KomiIih FIRST RACE Three-year-olds and upwards, one and one-sixteenth mile-Marol 104 22 00 lino 6 1.0 Vermont Rose, ill) 'Sena, 15 80 6'1 Don Gral-nti. 107 4 rime, 1 4.1 3-5 Danfirld.

Low Itiutte CrV.siai Illlil.C SSv 1 Wigan also run. '(Iff time 4 SECOND ACE 'I wo-year-old s. p.i.i in; 'IIvmi 10 40 5 oo 4 Cerrno. 1117 Iik 0 4111 1 107 40 I 1 42 Arapuico. El flia-niee M.rl-.ite.inn.

1,. Maes, in Plane Dune Grimshv. Din.tiie Ili.ish also ran, time. 5 36,. THIR Pit ACE Three.

lenr-olds and up i one mile Heartbreak, 112 5 00 400 3 to --scboikho nondollar, 107 620 1 Time, 1 40 1-5. itadlo rfjur, Ei Porta Rod and Gun 1273 SIX III RAt Ci.imil.g; 3 Purse tl laa. Most i OS Time. 0 25 0 Sis. 1 US.

'l Si.bie L.hIv, Ira titer. P. Ciau-en It rx ur ers wt, St 11 "I ra.les 113 5 1" 5" 1 5" Hr I 1 1.9 2 Max ulirnii l-'r 3 5 4 1 Ron i i 1IIB 4 6 Pa: 1 1 Official Mutuel Prices oi.ti i. a 5. M' 'I' fi, year lip England All-Hore lor iorlolk l-avoui Odds 83.20 1.70 7.00 720 1545 SO 40 5 50 Straight Place SIk-w 8 40 3 (10 2 no 2 90 2 50 Houev Cloud Fast Express Scrooge 4 no SUUIe' W' U' lo kP him from t'x c.ear ar.c la.leren Mrronue lurv.a i whfu lhf me Shot Ak Up.

Trainer, Pos.tiolis Fqnlf. Gdd 14 -9 10 2 6.1 14 Ml 1 50 1 I 40 Jockeys li Kurts.nger Har 1itisden LeH.atic Wagner New Deal. Jean Bart Mh; -a Iiant iew no i uo i un -lutho Gusto III to jn and up. mile and K'-trt good, won Winner, cu. or.e- x'eenlh.

Chanca a n-t 150' 4. by P. Fuulv, Odds il IS 3. 2 8.1 24 70 23 75 li no re Show it 20 10 2 50 Morin: St. F.n.

Jycicevs Ei-ia-d f'i'ltter Wes-ropf 1 1 5" 6 set S-ralglil Pi 4 7.) 3 Mis. A. Abel; 4. Mts. lung the li.

fora it i to -he id not 8 d.M f.eld new, Positiurs 1 Sir, 1 1 1 Foulr, F.n Jockeys ortri I' CubiM tJ 2' Fcrard 6 40 1'a OMallcy 47-, (, 5' UBlanr 6' MrCnmht 13 L' 5 Wuackenhu-h 27 60 is 41 5 1, S.m-"." S'ralght ate Show 6 10 5 00 911 ii 1 400 A H. 11 Iietteted hull. Cilm, VOt American World's Records Recognized The American Power Boat Association was notified this week bv the Internal iotml Motor Yachting Union at Brussels thHt it has otli, i.ili, recognised the speeds made hy four American outboard drivers as nc.f world records. Thcv are Herring. Fort Worth.

Texas; clmtou Ferguson, Waban. N'erti, Kansii.s City, and Bedford Davie, Tuxedo Park. N. Y. In applying for rtvouin'io 't Davie's record, which supplants the 74!) mile-iiiark mark established 19:16 by Jean Dtipuy of Paris, she s)HV'd of his best two one-mile rims was certified by A.

P. B. A. ofTlt'lals at 78 lL'l miles per hour. Why tie I.

M. Y. U. it lo 77,94 Is yet unknown over here. a-J.

P. Smith and V. E- Manuel t-nlty. FOURTH RACE I 10: mina; 3 ve.ir-o.uK ana up. iiirionss.

Index W'. 927 Star Porter "3 1233' Cycle 113 Grunt HO Stand By lit Code 1 Rahy Sweep H't 1228 45 x-French Trap x-('hlef Hollls x-Super calendar 1115 10B -108 no -113 1171 Narise 9 10 13 14 in 18 Prince Turley Acautaw x-H Plnrhot Dark Friend a-Roiigh Party x-Ueepwick 116 117 113 113 1115 107 110 1251 Halo a-Clcan Heels 605 Flying Victory -J. Christmas and Mrs, -110 D. A. Buckley entry.

FIFTH RACE $1 .200, added: The Edetl Handicap; Class 3 ycur-olds and up; mile and l-16ih. Index 115(1 1259 HBH 4 1233 1249 Wt. 117 10B 113 10B 108 114 100 113 120 116 Code 1 Shining Sun Master Lad Aladdlni Dream Careful Miss San Antioca High Velocity Brillfalon Our Reluh 122B; 1241 Teddy Haslam 1259' Stocks SIXTH RACE 81 000; olds; mile and 3-v, War Admiral May Run in Santa Anita Berlin, Nov. 13 War Admiral is back on Maryland's Eastern shore where he trained for the campaign that crowned him king of the three-year-olds. George Conway, trainer for Samuel D.

Riddle who owns the famous son of Man o' War, said today there has been no decision yet whether the colt will be shipped to Miami I fnr hp Wintpr meotilttr ITo ql.n i be entered In the $100,000 handicap at hailta Anita next March 5. War Admiral Is nettin" dally "BU workouts, Conway said, since being shipped here from Pimllro Willi Great Blaze, War Canij) and Prince Alone. 1 The Admiral won his einht starts this year, including the Kentucky Derby, the Preaknexs and lie Belmont Stakes, to earn $106,500. He never has run out of the money In 14 starts, winning 11, placing second in two and fhird in one. Pcnn Five Starts Work Tomorrow Philadelphia, Nov.

13 Pennsylvania, Eastern Intercollegiate champions, will start basketball practice next Monday afternoon in the Palestra to prepare for a season that promises to be a replica of last year. Lou Jourdet will be without the services of his ace guard of last 1 vein, nanny Murray, ana 01 noger Hanger, forward: Prank Barrett. diminutive guard; Jim Hauze, stitute forward and ttuartl, and Helper Enblom, another substitute, all of whom have graduated. Remaining from last year's combination that went through the leamte sea-son without losinK a name are Bob Dougherty, captain oi me team; ttoy Mcnzei, eionnuiea renter; Ray Stanley, watrh charm forward, and Tony Mistho, who plays both center and forward. Two members of the varsity football team, Jim Council and Harlan (iusiafson, who starred with the five la.st season, are expected to report after the gridiron season.

Jacobs to Race Many Horses in Florida llir.se Jacobs, leading trainer for the past four years, will be well represented in Florida racing this Winter. Jacobs will ship head to Florida for racing and a number of yearlings to Hialeah, where they will get their racing education. Included ln the races is Cnballero 2d, which proved a very good addition to the when Jacobs claimed him for $4,500. riJNENBt KG IN RACK Jan Pijnenburg. champion six-day bicycle rider of Holland, who has won 16 six-day races in Europe and 1 in the United States, will compete in me ntw mm six-oay race in Madison Square Garden Parting 9 ouminy u.biiv, nun i I iMck'V-nVT mm'''1 10 Ml in me st.es.

liiue "''id. and will, good forTle The first annual New England all-bore championship skeet shoot registered with the N. S. S. A.

will be held on Nov. 27 and 28 at the four-field Norfolk layout of the Massachusetts Fish and Game Association. This 200-bird shoot promises to become one of the largest skeet meets in the East. Not only will 1274 H. It'll.

'j Ind i Wt Rt Old Field 1 1.K 5 Caiiprii -112 2 6 4: in 5 2 4'- Ii4 S-i Vo-r l'-4 7 7 5' 4' Some Ilov 112 3 4 3' 1. .1" 2 1 1 7 1 1 .1 7 S.ra;cli-d Mo' Carl B. 8'ra'ekim. Dorm. do Index Wt.

Code 1249 Swivelnerk 112 1228 White Sand 111 2 Finn. Breer.e 10B 3 1255 111 4 Dunnamany 1 12 5 1265 Night Bod 110 6 1271 X-Dalk Beau 107 7 prominent shooters 'rom all parts of iNew England gather for the event, but gunners from New Jersey. New on oiK ana Pennsylvania, and even more distant points, have been invited to attend. There will be competition In three divisions; Individuals, five and two man teams. Jack Guenvuer will be in charge of the shoot and 36 in dividual prizes valued at will be awarded in addition to the team trophies.

Dr. H. C. Ken.iington, 100 Bovlston Boston chairman of As the result of petitions signed by residents of Machias, Maine, and vicinity, Commissioner of Fisheries that to my mind bespeaks her mood. And that movement of her tail has often fooled the onlooklng racing fans.

They thought it was an Indication that she was ready to stop, Not so. It was the flirt in her, the mood that lives up to her name-Merry Lassie. Sometimes she does it right after the start. Frequently she does it in her trials, when she is stepping along by herself. "And there's one other trait about Merry Lassie that shows how whimsical she Is.

If you start to ease her up, you don't have to pull hard on the reins to do so. One touch of them and she knows the Jockey's desiie. And she responds so quickly that she'll almost pull up to a standstill In a few strides. She is alert to the occasion. In her filly-like way she says, 'Save your speed and strength for the Official Mutuel Prices 'NO I.

10,1 i i In; I. I s'''' p. lion l.j;,rt ,1 .11 111" IWUKWAYS TODAY Willi Danny Scarola mid Johnny Murphy fully recovered from received in lust week's game. Coned Clair Bee unii lux trainer. Due lierr, have thf Hay Parkways In fiiii lor the meeting witli the Atlantic City Roses this afternoon at Field, MarDoimld Ave.

and Avenue M. I.adv nc Cncie less, H.ii Ahum: I.e. Hans. Mas'er lime, ,1 5 KOI KIH 11 FI ages, one and 11 5 60 340 2 60 1 li'. Sena, 5 40 3 20 1 114 2 Bo I In 4 Pop Radi i.

Mickey. l.ii a .0 rati. tulllime. I'. 1 Fiflll HA 'E year-olds and up.

two .1 I 'Mlleri 14 00 7 60 4 20 Star moil 8 60 4 20 I an lir 1 1 i.tten 3 00 I'tnte 3 '1 2-5 Oreenwald Brown Hlill, Ftaiurook, Prlmrnsr Day. roiupo.so. al-o ran. lUllilmc, 6 43'. 1.

SEVENTH RACE SI. 000: claiming: 3 year-olds and upj Maryland bred; and one-eighth. Indx Wt. Code Kill 1 Wt, lor, -110 -1 1 -101 -1(19 -120 -111 -104 -1011 -107 -111 1266 x-Snobby Fcanip (1111. Golden Vein x-Au Folly 1215 Italian Harry .70.

Braving Danger (123B. Zinnia 1148 x-Llltle Wackle 12.18' x-Westbrooke 12119" X-Bnosel 1267 Showabal Apprentice allowance claimed, Weather cloudy; track sloppy. Post. 1 30 p.m., E. 8.

Howie Srlortioiis Copyright, 1937, by Unlied Press First One the Dot. 8unsun. Euuerry. Second -6unway, Would Dare, San Pieiro. Third Agolaras, Cheek 8lgnal, Presidential.

Fourth Cycle, Star Porter, Rough Party. Fifth Master Lad, San Antioca, Our Reuh. Sixth Dark Beau, Flying Brreite, White Sand. SeventhOoldert Vein. Bravlni Danger, BWcobei..