The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 20

kw SOFTBALL THE COURIERJOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 11, 1912. SECTION 2 15 City and County Statistics 7 9 i Wall Hurls No-Hit Ball for 7 Innings But Team Loses 5-4 Amended Sentences: Breach the Pcace Viola Gordon. 41. Jim Blincoe. 54: Lottis Moore, 40: Fred Wood.

58: Fdd Howard, 47, Leonard Gentile, 42; all $." fines. Ralph and Lillian K. Foster, 620 S. 1st. boy.

Ml 28.. Henry and Ermine F. Pierce. 411 E. Gray, boy.

May 28. William W. and Alice V. Burton, 530 Barret, girl. May 29.

Warner L. and Helen N. Polston, 2710 W. Kentucky, girl. May 30.

Edward V. and Wilms E. Jecker, 2309 Garfield, girt. May 30. Aubrey and Margaret G.

Rayburn. 218 S. 28th, boy. May 30. Luclan B.

and Mary W. Estes, 332 E. Market, girl. May 31. Leonard and Ruth M.

Russell. 401 E. Broadway, girl. May 25. William I.

and Florence M. Puckett, Shively. Ky girl. June 3. John L.

and Helen P. Wrege. 2132 Oak, New Albany, boy. May 31. John M.

and Kathleen R. McTeer. Jef-fersonville, girl. June 2. Tom P.

and Eva F. Smith, 2531 Tal-bott. boy, June 3. James and Hester C. Coomes, Raids-town, boy, May 20.

Henry R. and Roberta K. Chapman, 2732 S. 5lh. girl.

May 31. Paul E. and Mary P. Swindell. 2164 Gladstone, girl.

May 29. Jl 4 py i JT in a tight pitching duel. Three unearned runs in the first inning gave Pee Gee a 3-1 win over Jewell A.C. and undisputed first place in Southern League. Three close games were played in Retail Merchants League at Bonnycastle Field.

The Cubs, with Ollie Wolff chucking three-hit ball, beat Breadmen 8-7; Distillers edged Ewings 4-3, and the Warehousemen victimized the Hardwaremcn 4-0. SET PACE Citizens Union continued to set the pace in the Bankers and Brokers League as it registered its fourth win in a row with a 14-3 margin over Farm Credit at Legion Field, St. Matthews. Liberty-men took a 12-6 game from Com -monwealth, and the Nationals forfeited to the Trustmen. Three leagues will play nine games Thursday night.

Bhiegrass League At St. Xavier Field Peerless Club vs. Embeco, 7: Y.M.C.A. Railroaders vs. Fumacemen, 8: K.

6t Railroader vs. Varnishmen. S. Round Table League At Bonnycastle Field American Business vs. Bonnvcas-tle Club.

B.T.X. Club vs. Cumberland Gap Club. Junior Board of Trade vs. Realtors.

9. Associated Club League At East Louisville Playground Kinghain vs. Delisle Club, North End Democrats vs. Honest Abe Council. Newt'a A.C.

vi. Pee Gee Club. 9. Miss Durbiii Named Miss Mary Durbin has been appointed to supervise the girl's softball program for the Division of Recreation. The season will open Monday night with the Southern League playing at Wyandotte Park and the West End Church League at Westonia Park.

The Commercial League will play on Friday nights at East Louisville Playground. Camera Girls Play Thr Camera Clirls will oppose the Charlestown men's team tonight at 9 p.m. at Simms Corner. Eagles Score 1-0 The Golden Eagles blanked the Electricians 1-0 last night at Schardein Field behind the two-hit pitching of Stanley Henry. Marcie Cecil (loft), 100-pouml and Norma Witlen, catcher, will Mart the Beaton opener for Mother's Girln tonight when they clash with the Simettes at it p.m.

at Okolona. The team wan formerly known as Minute Girls. It will play in the City League, rneio. RACE RESULTS Dogpatch Debunks Fairaris New York, June 10 W) The threatened fireworks Fairaris was supposea to pack in the 3-year-old racing whirl didn't give Alsab and Shut Out anything particular to worry about today! The "English refugee" who was imported by R. S.

McLaughlin, the Canadian motor magnate, and equalled the track record at Belmont in his last outing, wound up a well-beaten second in the 15th running of the Shevlin Stakes three full lengths behind Mrs. Ethel V. Mars' Chicago-owned Dogpatch, a high-priced yearling of a couple of years ago. To give him his due, Fairaris had a whole bundle of totgh luck wrapped up for him in this mile- How to pitch a no-hitter in regulation time and lose the game in extra innings on one hit is the story Roland Wall, Classmen's ace hurler, can tell from experience. Wall had it happen to him Wednesday night in a Southern League muni softball game at St.

Xavier Field. Bakers beat him 5-4 on one hit. For seven innings Wall, aided by sensational support from his mates especially Cundiff. the short fielder, who came up with two great catches, kept Bakers hitless. Walks and three errors gave Bakers two runs in the fourth and another pair in the seventh.

In the fatal Betr. lifted one of Wall's fast balls over the left fielder's head to bring in Artman, who had walked, with the winning tally. WELL PLAYED The other two Southern League games were well played. Paneleers took a 3-1 decision over A.A.F. as Lindsay shaded Cubine 'Magazine9 Twin Bill Set For Saturday You can't see the game without a magazine and a current issue at that! That is the admission price to a double-header Foftball bill arranged for Satur-tiav night at the Bonnycastle Field.

The U.S.O. Club at Fort Knox will get the boodle. In the first game at 7:30, Bor.nvcastle tangles with the A F.R T.C. Motor Park ten. captained by Lieut.

Douglas Shirley, and at 8:30 the Jewelers battle the T. H. fc S. Battalion, led by Sergt. Walter Campbell.

Ethiopian Clowns to Play Hrown Bombers The Ethiopian Clowns, who lost 1-1 Sunday afternoon to the House of David nine, will return to Parkway Field again this Sun-cay. The Clowns will oppose the Brown Bombers in a twin bill. Major league games Thursday right at Chickasaw are: 7 P.M. Mammoth Tigers vs. Esquires; .30 Tankers vs.

Bearcats. V. K. P. Parr Named President Baltimore, June 10 (.

The Maryland Jockey Club announced today selection by the board of directors of Harry A. Parr, III, of Baltimore, to be president of Pimlico Race Track, succeeding Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, now in the Navy. Park Open Monday William A. Moore, superintendent of the Division of Rec-r a i announced Thursday that the city playgrounds will open Monday for the summer. Twt-nty-one parks will be in operation with seven for Negroes.

The Sporting Tiling ey Building Permits H. G. Haurk brick veneer dwellings 2613-25-27 Algonquin, $3,000 each. Church of Christ, frame church, 3248 Taylor $4,000. American Elevator Ac Machine addition to brick and steel shop build ing, 500 E.

Main. Real Estate Transfers 5fte in stamps Indicates $500 transaction or fraction thereof. Kenwood Homei to J. R. O'Hearn, part of Lots 197 and 198, southlawn, stamps.

$6.60. Mae McDonald to Tyler Aaron, tract in county. stamps, $5.50. Simon Johns to T. J.

Roehrig, 100 feet center line of Fairdale Road, stamps, $4.95. Casper C. Hagner to Charles Blnd-ner. 25 feet north side of Kentucky, east of 17th, stamps. $1.65.

Leon a E. R. and Lloyd Roney and others to Thelma Lochner. who recon-veys to Herman E. and Aline V.

Traut-wein. 33 feet south side River Park stamps. $5.50. A. J.

and Julia Ponl to Helen Luhrs. who reconveys to A. J. and Julia Pohl. 311 feet northeast corner of Main and Campbell.

$1. Elizabeth Dnilth to F. M. Wobbe. lot In Maplewood Place.

$1: stamps, $4.95. Tllford E. McDanlel to Arthur Mr-Guffin. lot in Lenox Addition. stamps.

$1.10. J. H. and Mary F. Eubank to M.

G. Shook, who reconveys to J. H. and Marv F. Eubank, 38 feet east side 3d, nortVt of Woodlawn, $1.

W. M. Smock, to A. E. Manger, lot in Iroquois Village Subdivision, stamps, $6.05.

J. H. Brunck. executor, to E. R.

Banta. 22lj feet north line of Broadway, west of Baxter, stamps $2.75. Chris Ellingsworth to W. W. Chapman, tract in county, stamps $1.10.

Martindale Realty Company to LaRue Atherton, lot in Southern Heights, stamps, $5.50. C. W. Pugh to Charles B. Queenan, southeast 30 feet of lot 31 and northwest 20 feet of lot 32 Parkside Subdivision, stamps.

$6.05. E. A. Morgan to Agnes M. Smith and Beatrice and Helen McCarthy, lot in Kleiderers Subdivision, stamps $6.60.

E. R. Gordon to R. C. Stephenson.

50 feet north line of Meadowlark. west of Pleasantview Avenue, stamps $1.10. Cora S. and J. S.

Claybrooke to J. L. Sullivan, tract in county, stamps 55c. T. S.

Miller to O. J. Wise. 98.5 feet on Brown Austin Road, stamps $3.30. T.

S. Miller to C. E. Hall. 98 5 feet on Brown Austin Road, stamps $3.85.

W. II. Buck to H. J. Doyle, 42 feet south side Boiling, west of 25th, stamps $1.10.

Nora M. Seldenfaden and others to A. M. Melcher, 30 feet north line of Highland, east of Swan, stamps $4 41). H.

G. Ifaui-k and Co. to Gustavo M. Pfaadt, lot in Lexington Manor, stamps, $1.10. Kenneth DeSpain to B.

C. Vawter. lot in Sunnydale Subdivision, stamps, $1 65. Clcll Miller to Stella Goodman, tract in county, stamps, $1.10. Martin Schmidt and others to S.

P. Woodward, lot in University Park, stamps, $8.25. Ben Kaplan to L. B. Quinn.

lot In Olyiiipia Subdivision. stamps, $7.15. H. J. Caperton to G.

P. Stober. lot in Caperton Subdivision on Poplar Level Road, $1: stamps, 55c. A. A.

Pallast to E. M. Hudson, lot in Camp Taylor, stamps, 55c. Ida B. Sams to Robert George.

40 feet east line of Birchwood, north of Field, stamps, $4.95. Mary C. and Frank LaPaille and others to Laurel Langham, 42 8-12 feet south side of Bank, west of 35th, stamps, $2.20. Lawrence Breitenstein to J. E.

Thompson, lot in Lexington Manor, stamps, $1.10. C. B. Edlin to Mary I. Holtlvouser.

lot in Lenox Addition; $1. H. R. Vance to F. H.

McCubbin, interest in 50 feet on east side 3d, between Chestnut and Broadway, stamps, $4.95. Deaths Jacob J. Nave. 53. 1332 Dixie Highway, June pulmonary edema.

William H. Bamett. 72. 4020 Michican. June carcinoma.

Nancy Tlchenor, 62. 121 N. 48th. June myocarditis. Wllhelmina F.

Scheff ler. 81. 822 S. 33d. June 5: cardiac decompensation.

Joseph Schalk. 49. 216 S. 19th. June septicemia.

Charles Ellison. 79. Seneca Hotel. Juna pneumonia. Norma Keltr.man, 3.1.

1548 Lincoln, Camp Taylor. June 8: carcinoma. Grover R. Carl. 54.

814 S. Brook. June cirrhosis of liver. Birtl is Ralph E. and Lucille R.

Gray. 2534 W. Jefferson, boy. May 10. Richard and Mary T.

Madlon. 3501 Herman, boy. May 17. Earl F. and Frances T.

Henley. 2215 Griffiths, boy. May 28. Wehole L. and Elizabeth T.

Fox. 2215 W. Market, girl. May 25. Osborn F.

and Margaret M. Ervin. 618 S. 39th. boy.

May 20. Samuel M. and Margaret C. Rvn. 811 S.

39th. boy. May 25. Frank M. and Nellie Mae W.

Carrl-cato. 728 S. 31st. Rirl. May 17.

James R. and Lillian L. Parkerson. 230 Harlan, boy. May 28.

Robert W. and Verna W. Moore. Shively. R.

I. girl. May 19. Joseph A. and Marguerite H.

Clark, 1349 Dixie Highway, girl, June 1. Guthrie T. and Hattie S. Paul, 1763 Boiling, girl, June 1. Clifford A.

and Martha R. Watkins. 1358 Catalpa, boy, June 2. Joseph S. and Mary C.

Mclntyre, 2118 W. Ormsby, boy, June 3. Henry B. and Agnes D. Ellcrt, 940 S.

18th, boy. May 23. Carl M. and Mary F. Janes, Bloom-field, girl.

May 19. John J. and Helen S. Burns. 4531 S.

3d. girl. June 5. George P. and Mary D.

Hughes, 1122 Whitney, boy. May 25. Bertram and Mary S. Arrflung. 314 Shawnee Terrace, girl.

May 23. Jesse and Irene B. Jacobs, 325 N. Campbell, boy. May 29.

Wllburn and Bennie T. Watkins. 820 S. Sth, boy. May 29.

Robert and Ethel M. Johnson. 430 S. Shelby, girl. May 29.

William R. and Essie S. Cooper, 3024 W. Walnut, girl. May 29.

Patrick and Elizabeth S. Quinn, 716 S. Shelby, boy. May 28. Oscar and Emma H.

Williams. 534 Jefferson I Tarrant, girl. May 30. Clarence and Mary P. Westbay.

J844 Portland, girl. May 26. Charles H. and Lucille Davis. 70.1 Marshall Court, girl.

May 25. James D. and Dors H. Luttrell, 208 S. 23th, boy.

May 25. Thomas and Mary M. Mexley, 2526 S. 6th. boy.

May 24. Horrell and Ethel S. Burkhead. 817 Fehr. bov.

April 11. Roy and F.dna M. Stayton, 549 Tal-lulah, boy" May 5. Charles W. and Pauline H.

Hopewell. 654 S. Floyd, boy. April 11. Outdoor Boxing SPORTS ARENA Preston and Burnett Sts.

Thursday, June 11, 8:30 P.M. BOB GARNER Shelbyville rs. LLOYD GIBSON Cincinnati Puncher 10 Rounds 170 Pounds 4 Six-Round Prelims 4 Tickets On Sale At Adam Hat Store Or Call JA 3088 Prices i ii i mi Circus Leaves Patrons No Room On Parking Lot St. Telcrsburg, June 10 (INS) Ganline rationing and other restrictions which emptied his huge parking lot pave J. Earl "Doc" Webb a parking problem.

Webb established the parking lot for the benefit of customers of his "drug store," where he serves a breakfast, has a beauty salon and smart gown shop, sells cigarettes at less than half, the advertised price, offers personally conducted travel tours, and sells more than a half a million dollors worth of bottled liquor annually. "Doc" put an old-fashioned three-ring circus on the lot "to sorta fill it up," and patrons of the circus have a hard time finding a place to park their cars. Johnson Inspects Great Lakes Station Great Lakes, 111., June 10 01 P) Governors from eleven mid-western states toured the Great Lakes Naval Training Station today, explored remote sections from which ordinary civilians are banned, and sat down at "mess" with recruits from their home states. Rear Admiral John Downes, Ninth Naval District commandant, told the governors that recruits from their home states would form part of a "great offensive striking force which will some day speak our message of defiance to the dictator nations One thousand two hundred men passed in review before th visitors, one of whom was Gov. Keen Johnson of Kentucky.

Humanitarian Worker, Lady Drum mond, Dies Montreal, June 10 Lady Drunirnond, widow of Sir George Drummond, died at her residence here late today after an illness of two years. She had played a leading part in many humanitarian enterprises, but she was probably best known lor her work for wounded soldiers in the last war. Co. Phone: MAgnolia 2962 sw i i 1 RACE ENTRIES AND SELECTIONS Suits Filed 274R66 Elizabeth K. Cihbs Margaret Rathert; on note.

Cyril C. Sehlin-gei. attorney. 274H67 Lillian Leutit vs. Theodore I.rnli: limited divorce.

W. Clarke Otle and James S. Shaw, attorneys. 274BG8 Charles Roser vs. Pat Ans-boury et damages.

Simeon S. Jacobs, attorney. 274669 David E. Jones vs. C.

L. Creamer; on Judgment. Carl K. Hclman, attorney. 274670 Lillian Stier vs.

Theodore Stier: divorce. Frank R. Cahill, attorney. 274671 Marguerctte Mtnyard vs. Foster Minyard; divorce.

Sidney Baer, attorney. 274672 Marie K. Mackenzie vs. Milton D. Mackenzie; divorce.

Kenneth J. Newman, attorney. 274673 Lillian W. Bills, executrix, vs. Dorothy B.

Drescher et settlement of Frank R. Ropke, attorney. 274674 Mildred L. Ralev vs. Bryan Raley; divorce.

James T. Robertson, attorney. 274675 A. H. Gruneisen et al.

vs. R. F. Wharton, et on lien. Garner M.

Petrie. attorney. 274676 Liberty Fire Insurance Company vs. Walter F. Boldt et on judgment.

Robert L. Page, attorney. 274677 Geneva Price vs. Clarence Price; divorce. Robert Meisburg.

attorney. 274678 Anna V. Brummett vs. James Bruminett; divorce. Allen Schmllt, attorney.

274679 Nellie Mallck vs. Louisville Railwav Company; damages. Harold Marquette, attorney. Indictments Returned Obtaining property under false pretenses, Imogine Baringer and Carmel M. Leone.

Child desertion. Dewey Woodford and Louis M. Connelly. Grand larceny. Jesse Carter.

F.lrea Houtchins and Harry H. Prather. Attempted housebreaking, J. R. May-weather.

Malicious shooting, Henry Robinson. Statutory charges, John R. Martin and William S. Hodge. Uttering worthless check.

Reeves Edwards. Armed robbery. Ahram C. White. John E.

Nornngton and Granville J. William. Proseeulion Dismissed 'Malicious striking. Bertine Black. Co ti tv Court E.

L. Mackey appointed administrator of estate of Frances Cissell. United States Trust Company appointed administrator of estate of Charles Sexton. Lincoln Bank Trust Company appointed administrator of estate of Kate McKee. Will of Gibson Broyles probated.

Poliee Court Amended Sentences: Drunkenness Joseph Rutledge. 33: Robert Charles Davenport. 49; William Cecil Splcer, 34. and Robert Owen Williams. 51; ail fined $20.

Postponements: W. G. Hall. 25. to June 26: Welbv Colbert.

40. to July 22: Claude Estabrook. 45. to June 25. and Theodore E.

Jackson. 20, to July 7. 2 Schicber Say at "a INVISIBLE SHOE REPAIRS Keep in step with -A. ja VICTORY by havins -O. vf shoes repaired V7A SB IraauBn vniir aaiA uiall ft II 1 AS 1 aSPW drefted by v.ft.hl repa memoa.

Shines Polish Shoe Strings ScIiiobers 302 W. WALNUT Coming FRIDAY! IROQUOIS GARDENS New Cut Road Denny Beckner "Prince of Veraatilily" and hit Madcap Merri-makers e-nluriijr Marian "Sugar" Stanfield Denton Pewee Markley Thurs. Night Joe Venuti's Orchestra atMr oorriFS: Save, DOTTLE CAPS ICE BOX SPACE Al Cricshaber Distributing i sr ssb Expert Sh.e Repairing II FR 6432 Reservations I Time. 1:03 1-5. Wheatstraw.

Deede Heart Breaker and Wee Ann also ran. SECOND RACE Purse. $800; claiming: 4-year-olds and upward; seven furlongs ioff at Commission, 113 (MacAndrews), $5.60, $3.80, i Darby Dallas, 110 (Farrell), $8.40, $5.30 2 Fahens, 100 (Srhulint), $8.60 3 Time. 1:32 1-5. Paul Lee, Western's Son, Doctor's Rose.

Rosin. Jolito. Lillian Roth, Galley Sweep and Commixion also ran. THIRD RACE Purse. $800: claiming: 4-year-olds and upward; six furlongs (off at Radio, 112 (MacAndrew), $30.60.

$11.30. $1.30 i Cloudy Weather, 118 (II. Beany $5 $3.20 Gold Flag, II Pearson l.l"""""' Time. 1:12 4-5. Arched.

Five Fifty. Marbold, Sweet Pease and Little Gay also ran. MM Ki ll RAC Purse. $800; claim ing; 4-ycar-ol(ls and upward, six fur-toiiKS toff at 3:51 1 Alidliirk, 116 iltalaakl), $12.40, $6.40. S1.20 110 (Vedder), $5.80.

Hasty Star. 108 (Schuling). $:.80 Time. 1:17. Joyride.

Mother's Girl. Employer. Higlw Talent. Donnagina. Winlette, Roman Descent and My Dance also ran.

FIFTH RACE Purse. $1,000: maidens: 3-year-olds: five furlongs ioff at 4 24): Dr. Rush, 116 (Haskell), $12.80, $7.80, New Blend. 116 (Martin). $8.40, $7 3 Indian Watch, 116 (Clark).

$8 3 Time. 1:04. Hygro's Man. Materialize. Ever Flying, Mannpolis.

Busy Ridge, Iron Works. Private Howie and Brilliant. also ran. SIXTH RACE Purse, $1,000: claiming: 3-year-olds; one mile and one-sixteenth ioff at Prince o' Mars, 113 (8. Brooks), $15.40, $6.20.

$3.80 1 Sir Kiev, IIS (MacAndrew), $7.40, $3.80 3 Gingall, 117 (Craig), $2.80 3 Time. 1:55 1-5. Bolute. Swift Sue. Epicycle, Chic Prince and Ration also ran.

SEVENTH RACE Purse. $1,000: claiming: 4-year-olds and upward: one mile and one-six tenth ioff at Some Count, 112 (Haycock), S8.80, $3.40 1 Minotira, 107 (Farrell). $8. $3.80 3 Jay Bee Dee. 112 (MacAndrew).

$2.60. 3 Time 1:56 3-5. Reigh Countess. Erin Ksar. Charming.

Prince Dean. Miss Pit-typat and Crucibenna also ran. EIGHTH RACE Purse $1,000: claiming: 4-year-olds and upward; one mile and one-sixteenth (off at Misturky, 107 (S. Clark), $32.80, $8.20, $5.20 1 Birka Boy, 112 (Fallon), $4.80, $3.30 In Kane. II mala.kl).

$1 no Time 1:50 2-5. Babv Norma Joy, Texstar. Foxlelgh, My Crest. Floy Whisk Dolly, Fly Me, Red Berry and Merry Bid also ran. SUFFOLK DOWNS (Track (sat.) FIRM RACK Purse.

claiming; 3-year-olds: six furlongs (off at Glrlette, 10O (Turnhull), $27. $10.60. $7.20 .1 What Earuse, 110 (Delara). $3.40, $3 Diaplay Style. 103 (T.

Atkinson $1 1.80 Time, 1:12 4-5. Bright Finish. Castlne. Lady's Count. Lustrous.

Superior. Great Hurry. At Once, Grand Glow and Rip-plet also ran. SECOND RACE Purse. $1,000: claiming; 3-year-olds and upward; maidens; one mile (off at Zelleen Zee, 103 (Delara), $25.40, $9.20, $3 1 Fqaiplay.

103 (Turnbull). $3.80, $2.80.. Knight's Quest II, 120 (Seabo), $4.40 3 Time, 1:41. Gunnerv. Valdina Captor.

Cheery Rascal, Night Lass. Sugar Dady II, (aiLiberty Patsy. Loulang. (a) Mont-bars and Chimney Blast also ran. (a)Beattie entry.

THIRD RACE Purse. 2-year-olds; claiming: five furlongs (off at Oomph, 110 (H. Trent), $9.40, $3.80, $1.60 1 Merry Glow, 109 (Turnbull), $9, 3 Major Rae. Ill (Madden), $7 Time. 1:00.

Time Out. Boots Shorty, Is I Ain't and Flying Junior also ran. FOURTH RACE Purse. claiming: 3-year-olds; six furlongs (off at Quatrebelle. log (Finnegan), $7.20, $4.60, $3.80 1 C'astleridge.

110 (Atkinson). $4, I.V.I 1 Bloodhound. II (C. Bierman). $4.

Time. 1:12 4-5. Weslow. Soldier's Son. Lou O'Neill.

Bien Asado. Flying West. Bidder. Bagaseen. Desert Brush and Maupesce also ran.

FIFTH RACE Purse, $1,500: allowances; 3-year-olds; six furlongs (off at 3:461: Irresistible, 115 R. Howell), $20, $2.60 1 First Son. 113 (Bierman), $2.40. $2.20 1 Best Reward, lit (S. Young), $2.60 3 Time.

1:10 3-5. Strolling Easy, Mixer and Seven o' Seven also ran. SIXTH RACE Purse, $2,000: handicap: 4-year-olds and upward; one mile ioff at Equator, III (C. Bierman), $22.20, $8.20, $1.20 1 Watch Over. 113 (Seabo), $3.60.

$2.60.. l.oreday, 112 F. Masrhrk). $2.80 Time. 1:38 1-5.

Blight Trace. Sir Blenheim. Side Arm, Macchance and Taking Ways also ran. SEVEN II A Purse. claiming; 3-year-olds and upward; six furlongs (off at Marion Collins, 103 (Turnbull), $.

$4 1 Charitable, 115 (C. Itirrman), $8.20. $1.10 3 I.assalor, II (S. Young), $1.80. 8 Time, 1:11.

Two Ton Tony, Tin Pan Alley, War Result, Allegro and Car-nienita also ran. EIGHTH RACE Purse. claiming: 4-year-nlds and upward: one mile and one-sixteenth (off at 5 17 1 Gallant One, 118 (Hronra), $20.20, $1 1 Conrad Mann, 112 (Hettinger), $8, K.V40 -2 Sparrow Chirp. 102 (Turnbull). $11.40.

3 Time 1:46 1-5. Brave Action. Wanta-run. Sun High. Blumere.

Crown Gem. Dark Level, Windshield, Busy Man and Our Grace also ran. KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY IOO PKOOf D.tt.H.4 (.4 SM' ty BONDS MILL DISTILLING CO. liWIINCIIUIC. and a sixteenth three-year-old fixture.

He was bumped in a tangle going to the first turn, was shut off by W. W. Crenshaw's Zaca Rosa in the back-stretch and was carried wide around the stretch turn. But, despite his rough trip, he was in front going into the stretch and just didn't have enough to stall off Dog-patch's closing rush. As a matter of fact, Dogpatch, himself, stumbled coming out of the gate, but recovered under Al Schmidl's handling and came like a bullet in the last quarter of a mile.

He won by a clear three lengths and picked up a $5,050 winner's pay-check in chalking up his first victory of 1942 after seven unsuccessful tries. LANG ARMSTRONG. cake rrcipr got to do with ftho ringer" Connecticut 112 (3) 102 Fritter Sun 115 Judy Jones 110 Roadmaster ..115 la J. D. Weil entry.

SIXTH RACE Purse. $1,000: claiming: 3-year-olds; one and one-sixteenth miles: Pinch Hitter 114 'Perfecto Phil JACOTOT .118 (2 109 K. Rounder 13 116 Surprise Party .114 Spy Way 109 SEVENTH RACE Purse. $1,000: claiming; 4-year-olds and upward; one and one-sixteenth miles: Tetanara 100 Johake ...113 Pick Out 104 Colonel Joe 110 Lynette O. 103 'SDeedy Squaw Sir Liverv 105 (31 104 Extended (2t .110 Illinois Star 1 117 EIGHTH RACE Purse.

$800: claiming: 3-year-olds and upward; one and one-sixteenth miles: Pompin i2 ..115 'Magalov 108 Skipners Mate .108 More Refined 105 Hi Nickry 105 Valdina Fair ...105 Electric Flag Latter's Choice 1 (31 108 Country Miss 110 Apprentice allowance claimed. Track heavy. AQUEDUCT FIRST RACK Purse. $1,500: claiming: 2-year-old maidens; five and one-half urlongs: Libertyite 119 Roval Armv 13) 115 Tracclette 110 Count Sum Plane .106 Sweet Repose ..119 Dallas I.ndv Good Looking .111 a Whirlif 1 1 iii; Daring 111 Ilarripp HlOrpheiim 111 (a)Melodv (I) iiik Fleet Fox 111 Sugar Ration 119 'Luzon 106 "Hylas 106 Bulrushes (2) ..119 Colors Vn 112 Prance On Ill a i A. B.

Hancock and R. A. Firestone ent ry SECOND ACE Purse. $1 500: clalm-inc: 4-year-olds and upward; one mile and one-sixteenth: Roman Hero 3 117 Sly Tom 116 Rackatack 103 Haut Mond ..113 Mattie .1. 116 'Sun Triad (l 118 Happy Home Alcagal 108 (2 108 THIRD RACE Purse.

$5,000 added: steeplechase handicap: 4-year-olds and upward; about two miles: NO SELECTIONS. (aBooJum II infl Ossnhaw 152 IhiManriinRliam IriStraw Boss. ,142 lailuvnder 146 ihiMad Policy 143 (ciBath ..155 F.lkridge 144 (a Mrs. F. A.

Clark entry. ibiRokeby Stable and Mrs. J. T. Skinner entry.

(clMrs. O. Phipps and Mrs. L. E.

Stoddard. entry. FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1 500; claim-Inn: 3-year-olds; six furlongs: Refulgent 108 Gradea 118 I.oftsman 119 Blue Water 116 tsattie L.arK ll.i Hubbub 122 Chabelle (1) 116 Capt. 118 Argo Rouge 118 Rrown Gal 108 Hifihborough l.gdv Flame (31 2i 123 Fire Warden- 118 FIFTH RACE Purse, allowances: colts and geldings: 2-year-olds; five and one-half furlongs: (a 'Best Irish Rl RALES (I) .116 i2i 116 (alTip Toe Very Snooty ...116 Bulls Eye 116 True Blue (3i 111 (a)Wheatley Stable and Belalr Stud entry.

SIXTH RACE Purse. $2,000 added: Class Handicap: 4-year-olds and upward: seven furlongs: Lumiere 104 Proud One (2.122 Blueberry Pie 108 Enthrall 106 Don Juan 2d 110 Piping Rock 108 Porter's Cap (31 120 War Bugle (1)117 SEVENTH RACE Purse. $1,500: claiming; 4-year-olds and upward; one and one-fourth miles: Strawberry 109 Cartez 114 One Shen (3 1. .110 Allentown 114 Charlene 104 Chance Star (I) 111 Castigada (2) ..114 EIGHTH RACE Purse. claiming; 4-year-olds and upward; one and one-eighth miles: Shaun G.

2). 118 'At Play 112 Blaring Heat 109 'Mission Step 109 (urwen (I) 11 'Gooseberry 112 General Jack True (3i 113 Apprentice allowance claimed. Track, fast. DELAWARE PARK (Tract fast.) FIRST RACE Purse. claiming: 4-year-olds and upward; six furlongs (off at Easy Blend, 114 (Wlelander), $6.90, $4.80, $3.40 1 Bright Sonina, 113 (Shufelt), II', $8.90 2 Primarily, 111 (Dattilo), $4.70 3 Time, 1:12 3-5.

Andrew Palmer. Mis-tassini. Silver Play. Giboir, Handiboy. Javert.

Grandeur, Celestial and Little Bolo also ran. SECOND RACE Purse. $1,100: claiming: 4-year-olds and upward; six furlongs (off at Zacarrl, 1t $9, $1.58, (3.9A. 1 Clamor Girl, 119 (Berg). 13.

NO, $3.10 .2 Hill 1IK (R. Merritll, t.1.90 3 Time. 1:12 3-5. Hurl Iculturls. Butcher Boy.

Berserk, Tetra Hock, Jacopobelle, Fold Under, White Time, Joanny and Pavilion also ran. THIRD RACK Purse, 2-year-old maiden colts ami geldings; five furlongs (off at 3 0H': Ship Signal, 118 (Roberts), $1.70, Strictly True. 116 (Berg), $3.90, $3.40.. 3 Hill Sun, 118 (Malley). $11.10 ..3 Time, 1:01.

Volume. Gothic. Rock Knight. Bright Quest, Bold Salute June Quest and Towukee also ran. lOl HTII RACK Purse.

claiming: 3-year-olds; six furlongs (off at Bright Acre, 113 (Remerschied), $92.50, $33.40, $16.90 1 Anyway, 113 (R. Conley). $34.30, 2 Riposte, 130 (Ecrard), $5.80 .1 Time, 1:13. First Water. Toujour.

Elder. Milkymoon. Two Straws. Easy Chair, Voucher, Early Spring and Bola Mowlee also ran. FIFTH RACE Purse.

claiming: 4-year-olds and upward; six furlongs (off at Ladies First. 109 (Clingman), $14.80, $7.30. $4.40 1 Soldierette. 109 (Sisto). $11.80, $5.40...

3 Lord Vatout, 116 (Wielander), $3.10... 3 Time. 1:12 4-5. Double B. True Star, Good Stymie and Fogoso also ran.

SIXTH RACE Purse. claiming: 4-year-olds and upward: one mile and one-sixteenth (off at Shadows Pass, 13 (Wielander), $3.40, $3,111. $3.40 1 Detroit Bull, 114 P. Ryan), $4.10 2 Ginsea. 109 Remerscheid $3.80 3 Time.

1:45 1-5. Sting Pal. Williams-town and Creeply. Mouse also ran. SEVENTH RACE Purse, claiming: 3-year-olds; one mile and 70 yards (off at 5:01 1 Bay Acre.

107 (Remerscheid), $15.50, $7 1 Haiti ftelle, 10 (Wielander). $3.50, IJ.90 -V 3 Fenway, 103 (Shufelt). $31.50 3 Time 1:44. Bill Rita. Record Flight, Foot Soldiers.

The General. Tour, Free Trader. Quatre Sung and Desert Flower also ran. EIGHTH RACE Purse. $1,100: claiming: 4-year-olds and upward: one mile and one-sixteenth ioff at I'hono IHJan, 114 Doramillla), $48,30, $1.1.30, la I Radio Wave, loli liniman (6.IMI, $4 3 Supreme Bid, 114 (Roberts), $3.10 8 Time 1:48.

Leila Guerrilla. Flying Zelma. No Ending. Knespen, Brown Twig, Whistling Dick and Gay Boo AQUEDUCT (Track fast.) FIRST RACE Purse, $1,500: claiming: 2-year-olds; maidens; five furlongs (olf at a): Sure Footed, 113 (R. Neves), $22.30, $9, $6.60 1 Believe.

118 (Marinelli). $12, $15.60.. 3 Fortress, 112 (Zufelt). $4.70 2 Time. 1:00 1-5.

Tintltter. Toss Up. Signal Tower. River Wolf, Alacyon, Cape May, Targe, Senate and Immokalee also ran. Dead heat for place.

SECOND RACE Purse. $1,500: claiming: Vyear-olds and upward; seven furlongs (off at Sir Lancelot, 115 (Laidley), $37, $11.30, S8.10 1 Day Off, 13 (Longden). S9.00. $5.80 Maezaca, 11:1 (Thompson), $6.20.. 3 Time.

1:26 3-5. Allmar. Bob's Boys, Colorado Ore, Regal Taste, Buckle Up, Capt. James. Fettacairn.

Nightland, Sandy Boot. Burning Deck and Futurama also ran. THIRD RACE Purse. 3-year-olds and upward: maidens; hurdles; about one and one-half miles (off at (b)Gallev Boy, 132 (Wlnkfield), $6.10, $6.00, $5.10 1 (b)Rridle Spur, 142 (Slate). $6.90.

$3.10 2 (a)Campail Rose, 135 (H. W. Clements), $4.40 Time. 2:45 2-5. Picture Prince.

Circus. Tiger Cub. (a)Ahmisk. Hellenist and Haylywn also ran. la i Montpelier entry; (biA.

Bostwick Vntrv. FOt'RTIl RACE Purse. claiming; 4-year-olds and upward; six fur longs (off at 2:14) Mis Daunt, 107 (Coule), $9.20, $.1.10, si. i I.ihrrtv Irinr, 117 l.overidce $6.10, 4.l 2 Sirzling Pan, 112 (Wahlrrl. $7.70 3 Time.

1:12. Aureole. Chaldon Heath, Coupon and Farly Delivery also ran. FIFTH RACK Purse. allowances: 2-vear-olds; fillies; five furlongs lofi at The Walih.

118 (Thnmpaon), $3.30, $3 III, $2.40 1 la) WHchwaler. 113 (Coule). $3.10. $2.80 2 Mountain Pass, 1 1 iSrhmidl). $2.40 3 Time.

1:10. Ask Me Now. i a (Optimism and Polly Briar also ran. (a)Wheat-lev entry. SIXTH RACE Purse.

$5,000 added: allowances; 3-year-olds; one mile and one-sixteenth (off at ii: Dogpatch, 114 (Schmidl), $21.20, (4.50, $3.40 1 Fairaris. 120 (Thompson). $2.40. $2.20.. 3 Trierarch.

10 istoutl. $8.30 8 Time. 1:44 2-5. Rascal. Enter and 7.i' Hose also ran.

F. II A Purse. $1,500: claiming: 3-year-olds: one mile and one-eighth ioff at 3:381: Taeoma, 120 (R. Neves), $11.10, $4.40. $3 1 Recognize: 115 (W.

Dav), $2.90. $2.40 2 Helen's Bov, 113 (W. D. Wright), $2.60 Time, 1:54. Smart.

Woodvale Queen. Glyndon Town and Time Svelte also ran. EIGHTH RACE Purse. $2,000: claiming: 3-year-olds and upward: one mile and one-sixteeath (off at 4:08: In Charge, 117 (Wahler), $7.60, $2.70, $2.80 1 Portable. 101 (Neves).

$2.10. Lord Kitchener, 115 (Longden), $3.70, $3.70 2 Time, 1:45 2-5. Don Bingo II. Bright Gallant. Moon Maiden.

Peep Show and The Fop also ran. 'Dead heat for place. LINCOLN FIELDS (Track sloppv.) FIRST RACE Purse, $1,000: claiming: 2-year-old fillies; five furlongs (off at Mighty Lucky, 113 (O. Scurlock), $6, $3.0. $2.60 1 Hy-Trlte.

103 (Harney). $1.40, $2.80 2 Nanny, 111 (A. Craig), $2.60 3 1 a 1 I a 1 al I 1.11 I Biol '-Lf LliLau-LJ Hobby Squocfl "Junt what han my upon go the rubber Eljelis 111 'Calcutta 111 Star Monarch 106 Nell Mowlee 111 Wild Chance 116 Kavdeekay 111 Late Dawn 116 Bastinado 116 Mill Sprav 121 Lord Calvert 116 Sallv Mar 106 Ibex 116 Dmsen 3) ...111 Bonnie 124 aiJ. K. Sheldrake and Mr.

Straw-bridge entry. THIRD RACE Purse. claiming; 2-vear-olds; five furlongs: Captain Bart 114 Cherry 117 Chance Oak 114 Whiteford 114 Fresh Mener Buckle Down 114 (1) 119 Wickliffe Gal 111 Oakwell 114 Flint Seth 121 114 Matadora 111 (alOur Gladden 114 Verv Quaint 111 Light Glance 114 a)Vee 112 Wadeale 114 Go Wes 111 Private Earl 114 Shotwick (3) ..109 aij. Shouse and E. K.

Bryson entry. FOURTH RACE Purse. $1,200: claiming; 3-year-olds and upward; six furlongs: Martian 2i 119 Visiting Nurse .106 'Prince Covins .104 Stolen Tryst 114 Halcyona 106 tllith Command Sobriquet 117 l) 121 Gentle Savage .117 'Basileus t3) 112 Pete's Pet .107 tChristiana Stable entry. FIFTH RACE Purse, olds; sir furlongs: Pony Ballet .107 'Marksman 3-year- 117 Sunset Boy 119 Seamanlike (2 117 115 Sir Counsellor Trelawney (3). (I) 117 SIXTH RACE Purse.

$7,500 added: Delaware Oaks: fillies; 3-year-olds; one mile and one lurtong: Mackerel 110 VAGRANCY F.quipet 110 (l 119 Wavtal 110 Rostoff (2) 110 Bostee (3) 110 Smiles 110 SEVENTH RACE Purse. claiming; 4-year-olds and upward; one mile and one-sixteenth: Alpine Lad 12) 114 Ranger II. 3 .115 Rlockader 112 tCacodemon IIS Shipmate 110 'Unknown Land 104 'Miss Brldeaux 106 George Lamaze ll2 Neutrality (I) 111 tA. C. Bostwick entry.

EIGHTH RACE Purse. $1,100: claiming: 4-year-nlds and upward; one mile and one furlong: Inquirer 109 I Bid (3 116 Punch Drunk ..111 1 Barred Retort. IIS Mason 115 Recondite .115 Officiate 115 'Eight Rolls (2) 110 Dulie 115 'Escolar 109 Broiler 117 Dollar Sign 114 Mowmart 110 'Love Mark 112 Slugger 114 'Dizzy Dame 105 Crlus I IS Predicate 117 tMrs. W. Strawbrldge and J.

Y. Pyle entry. 'Apprentice allowance claimed. Track, fast. LINCOLN FIELDS FIRST RACE Purse.

$1,000: claiming: 2-vear-olds: five furlongs: Arrive On Time.115 Bolo Tie 115 Santa Elisa 112 Rewarded 1 Who Kan (2) .109 Brown Mate (3) 111 SECOND RACE Purse. $800: claiming: 4-ycar-olds and upward; six furlongs: Crumpet 111 Veiled Prophet. Ill Kiosk 113 Jump Bid 2 1 ..115 Miss Merit 110 Prince Derek 119 Stray Chord 111 'Fast Start (I) 111 One More 108 'Valdina Rebel-110 High Thorne ..116 Arched 119 Alley 105 Paul Lee 116 Sweep Through 'Donnagina 106 3 1 119 THIRD RACE Purse. $800; claiming; 4-year-olds and upward; six furlongs: Honey Roll 116 Present Time 111 Queenie 111 Lookout Below.116 Light Tide 115 'AH Steele 110 Sanctity 116 Hijou 116 Justa Grand 105 Shadnnn 3 ...110 Calculator 116 "Orchard Ill "Ho Down (11 .111 Stella Mc 111 Pari Sucre (2) 113 FOURTH RACE Purse. $1,000: claiming: 4-year-olds and upward; six furlongs: Torch Gleam Cherrlko (3) 109 1 2 1 116 Nico 112 Valtlte (1) ll: Proud Sister 109 Roughage 114 Three Bangs 116 FIFTH RACE Purse.

$800: allowances: 3 and 4-year-old maidens; six furlongs: Perhobo 107 (aiMarmac (2) 112 Doorman 112 Nopauran ...112 Eplset 112 laiDroilon (2 .112 Air Raider 112 Miss Letltia 107 Cert is tl H2 'Grand Rush I m-m i SAmSlallAmmil Selections by The Courier-Journal handicapper are numbered in the entries. Most likely winner at each track is in capitals. SUFFOLK DOWNS FIRST RACE Purse, $1,000: claiming: f-aiden 2-year-olds: five furlongs: Mlss Puritan 113 Madlvnne 113 Is 116 Fatal Hour 113 Hat 2 1 116 Snow Crescent 116 Brown Dude 116 Dark Velvet 113 Faille 113 Pacific Maid 113 lfahan 113 Beau Brummel116 Ho Hum iZi 113 Valdina Knight Misinterpret ..108 11) 116 SECOND RACE Purse. $1,000: claiming. 4-jear-oids and upward: ix Fond ,.113 'Chance Run Ladv Anei (2) 102 107 Spiiiay 107 Possibility 112 Listaro 107 "Miss Coed 102 nn Emblem.

112 Flag Orland 110 Vingt Et In 1) 1 IH M-ittle Long 107 Vi High Hat--107 'Modern Queen. 102 Maeg-v 107 'Canterup 108 Jckse 107 'Poindexter and Haswell entry. THIRD RACE Purse, tl.000: claiming: 4- vear-oids. and upward: six furlongs: Counsel Nosy 112 2 107 Storm Orphan sv Fortissimo 107 Greenock 102 Ifin (I) II Mate ...113 -(Ariel Trip (2) 102 W.iintilisan 3l Stakes Career Girl 107 Celesti F. 113 'Southern Jane 102 Tiberius 115 Hr 107 No Cloud 112 Sandrock and Mrs.

F. C. Dunn entry. IS'Jilnan and Ward entry. FOURTH RACE Pune.

SI 000: 3- ear-olds and upward; ix fur- 113 Ardenell 113 Frontier Jane .103 'Pacifier (2) 10H lTinc Pav ..103 Arga ...113 DOr 3 113 Bit o' Green Finance 'Bra Sir Victory Bound 110 'Eieiit and Six -110 FIFTH RACE Purse. $1,000: claim-Inr. 3-j ear-old and upward; lx Reimar Arra ..110 Comedian 11.1 Vaidma Bishop. 113 Dainty Ford 110 Time ...113 Millbnar 113 Not Yet 3i 112 Kleig Light 117 Mad Crusader ..103 Ball o' Fire 2 1 117 Hiifrtic -10B -Like Greenock 110 BATTERY (1) III SIXTH RACE Purse. $1 200: 4-ear-oldi and upward: one mile and a ixteenth: 'Rough New Coifiwir 112 '2i 102 Lovely Dawn 'Orenco 107 ,3.

Tepee 1 12 SEVENTH RACE Purse. $1,000: claim- i'i ear-old and upward; one mila and a sixteenth: Spepdv Josie 108 Blue Castle 113 Mllmrl Bill Col. Goodnight .118 Hi 118 tc'Fatrhaired P.aicho's Bov Boy i3i 107 118 (crCompton (a'Vepalesa 3) 107 jo 1 1 1 aMn. E. Haiighton entry: (c)Mill B.

and G. C. Len entry. EIGHTH RACE Purse. S1.OO0: claim- 4-ear-olds and upward; one mile ar.d a sixteenth: Mad Bachelor .109 (aiGrancosa (2) 112 G.en Ace 109 Woodvale Lass .109 Hiite On Noble Boy Prrsonahie 109 -Snberano 109 (a Well Read Pilate Sun 117 109 a Mac Schewebel and Schewebel en "Apprentice allowance claimed.

Track fast. DELAWARE PARK FIRST RACE Purse, 1.100: claiming; 2-ear-olds; five furlongs: Tommv Gun ...114 Mv Mallie 111 Ghost Hunt 109 TiKon 114 Quarter Time 114 Amplify (3) 114 Vm Native 116 Dona Rose 111 Fivwhisk 114 Sparkling Maid. Ill Stickev Kittv 111 Pacifist (1 118 Broad Head 2 114 Scotch Abbot 114 Pickwick Arms. 114 Semper Ego 114 Modest Dad 114 Listing 114 SECOND RACE Purse. $1,300: maiden 3-vrtr-O'ds and upward; six furlongs: Field of Gold.

.124 Rl. Peter (I) ...121 la American ta'Doctor Wink i2j 119 Graeme l2 ..118.