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Evening star., 1948-02-05

and February 10 she will receive the
ladies who will attend the Jackson
Day dinner that evening.
Mrs. Truman plans to accompany
the President to the ceremonies at
the Lincoln Memorial February IL
which are being arranged py the
District of Columbia Commandery
Of the Military Order of the Loyal
Legion. The Presidents wife and
daughter win occupy the presiden-
tial box at the concert Of Jeanette
Macdonald February is. Miss Mac
Donald will be the guest of honor
February Is of the American News
paper Women's Club at tea in Its
clubhouse at 1904 Twentieth street.
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Clinic Benefit Fete

Plans for a benefit party to be
given February 13 will be discussed
by the board of the Woman's Clinic
at a meeting Wednesday at the
clinic, located at 4704 Georgia ave-
nue. NV. The benefit will also be
held at the clinic.
Newly elected officers of the board
are Mrs. Rosetta B. Shaw, presi-
dent; Mrs. Frank ]. Mann, first
vice president; Mrs. Gladys B. Mid
dlemiss, second vice president; Mrs.
Edgar T. Brown, treasurer; Mrs.
Ruth H. Snodgrass, secretary; Mrs,
Middlemiss, director to the District
Federation of Women's Clubs, and
Mrs. Calvin B. Lucas, alternate di-
rector to the Federation.
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Drama Readmgs

Miss Victoria Kuhn, playwright
will give readings from her drama
The King Is Dead" at meeting of
the Washington Catholic Poetry So
ciety on Sunday at the Study Guild
Library, 1725 Rhode Island avenue
NV. Miss Lucille McDonOugh and
Miss Jean Logan of Immaculate
Junior College, will be guest soloists.
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League Luncheon

Mrs. Florence Cannon Of the
Arlington County Board will speak
on County Housekeeping" at the
all-member luncheon meeting Of the
Arlington League of Women Voters
to be held at 12:45 Saturday at the
Little Tea House, 1901 South Arl-
Iington Ridge road. Mrs. Joseph
Zisman is handling reservations.
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School Sale Saturday

A sale of cakes, toys, plants and
fancy work will be held from 2:3O
to 9 pm. Saturday at the Clara
Barton School, Cabin John, Md,
Dinner will be served from to 7
pm. by the PTA.
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Nav Weddfng

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace E. Ackerman
of Silver Spring announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Ruth Carol Ackerman, to Mr.. Paul
Branson Crifasi, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Crifasi. The we'd
ling will take place in May.
Evening star., 1948-11-29
Sodium F|uoride Treatment
Offered at Bancroft School

Pupils of the Bancroft School.
Eighteenth and Newton streets NV,
will have their teeth treated with
sodium huoride, If their parents give
permission, DR.. A. Harry Ostrow,
director of the bureau Of dental
services Of the District Health De-
partment announced today.
Mimeographed slips for the par
ents or guardians to sign will be
distributed at the school and the
demonstration will be given by the
dental bureau in cooperation with
the United States Public Health
Service.
No dentist has been assigned to
the demonstration team yet, DR..
Ostrow said, but the other members
of the unit are on duty and prepar-
ing for the demonstration. When
the demonstration unit concludes
the f1uoride applications at the Ban
croft School, it is planned to move
another school.
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showed of her high tones of q bell
like purity. She was assisted by
Rhea Winters at the piano.
The singing of the mixed 20-voice
strong Chamber Choral Group was
notable for the elasticity of tone
and its professional cadence. The
singers responded with ease to Mr.
Callaway's minute directions and
gave fine performance to Tallis
When Shall My Sorrowful Sigh
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ing" Lassus' "ores Que Je' Sui
Dispos," Monteverdi's "Tutte l.
bocche BELLE" "Ecco mormoral
ronde," "Dolcemente dormiva," "T
sponto lali amor" Rorem's Part.
ing" Flowers for the Graces," "Ar
Absent Friend" and to Delius' "Tt
Be Sung Of Summer Night on thu
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Water" The latter has no text.
Through the medium Of the vowel
All the composer uses voices as so
many musical instruments with a
beautiful effect. The performance
Of this number and Of Monteverdi's
group was among the most interest
ing,
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|Admirers Brave Storm to Hear
Ezio Pima Give Song Recital

from Leoncavallo's 81
especially the latter
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t"Ballatella
| Pagliacci," "
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Saratoga Results
By the AssocIoted PTess

FIRST sRAcE-purse: $4,000; maidens;
aHals nEn Pal Pal anderson ITO $50 $40
: 10TGnse Tlme' f:is' iogsrin' $50
s., Also rnan.aot.sr nnla Brook; First Citizen
Day "A0 ''i''
aMr. and Mrs. G. H. Bostwick entry.
SECOND RAcE-Purse S3,5oo: allow
ances; colts and geldings, 2-year-olds
6P4en Psy Fly @sassn ssnss' 1870 1ssS 55S tsS ssS
Outland tAnderson) 43O
Also ran-.Print, aHishbinder,, Gambler,
On, Gallacope,, Crystal Boot, ashaskleton.
aBelair Stud entry.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000 added;
hurdles hurdles, handicap; 3-year-olds and up:
Honas i Hour fp.1Is5z sMs5zanD 1890 $40 ssoo
Esearp adams go
Also ran-Deep Six, Lock and Key.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds and up: Wilson mile.
fHntT'1 Fnal Toueh aakHssn1 Psssmore 1910 c sS S
Grfsn Tsme knisst iss (Permans} 4.eo
verling, Boom Boom. Gansway. -' '
Stakes: purse, $4,000 added; a-year-
Magic words tM'h'tens, 1880 17.4o 500
Sport Page tMcCreary, $50 43O
Noble Pie, Impulse tGuerin,s "@e 4,4o
Also ran1Brick. aswordstown. Fork
s er b Goldfield, Blue Counsellor, sabot,
"a. T. smmons-H Akerberg entry.
b W. P. Chrysler entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Saratoga Handicap
purse $4,000 added: 3-year-olds and
aLoyal Legion (Atkinson) $50 420 $50
Bug Juice tMcCreary) 9lO 45o
aSnow Goose (Arcaro) $50
Also ran-Gallorettes Lucky Draw. Har-
monica, Beauchef.
aW. M. Jeffords entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, S4,O 900 added:
class c handicap; 3-year-olds and up
ward; 6 furlongs.
Yankee Hill tMehrtens) 4S0 800
Sir Harry (Anderson) $40
Time, 1:12b.
Also ran-Compliance, Lord Grillo
Hypnos. Peace Of Mind and Gallant Bull
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; allow
ances; 3-year-olds and upward; Wilson
Dinner Gong CLARK 4.50 $50 e.s0
Marine Charger CMehrtens) $50 4.20
Stunts (Zufe't 400
Also ran-vamp. Flying Mile, Royal
Lily. Deep Sea Tale, Advance. HyblaZe.
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Washington Park Results
BY the Associoted Press

FIRST ,RACE-Purse, $500; claiming
3sa,s 32.year,oids and nd,s; up; 6h funrdlongs.o oo
somPstrl6t son symSol smeh 1880 s5o so s &"
Gay y,rls Ballet sBatcheller) 7.2o
Also ran0Tieer Tom, Poppa George,
Private Joe. Upstage. Border Man. Young
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $4,000 claim
ing; -, 3-ysar- yea, olds and upTard furlongs
Poisnancy Ioturco) $50 4.2O
Sky IL, Lark garner $50
Also $50 rsn-Money, willis E., Little Fair
Thunder Hoof, partner Jim, Georgie v
and Lucky M.
THIRD RAcE-Purse, So, 500; claim
ing; 3-year.olds and upward 6 furlones
ss9nR tGss'tBat Bsteheo lls0 sS sS 42S
Night Miss tFelson) $50
Time, LIS
Also ran-.Bie Buster. Duck Berry, One
Navy Cross.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
kin1 ktatG1 ptvis msrson ssforon.kn 24o out out
Speculation Uoturco) out
Also ran-Clevelander.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, s3.5O0; allow
ances; 3-year-olds and upwards; 6 fur
Sweet Woman CPierson) $50 420 $50
Supper Date tKeene) 500 $50
Tiger Rebel (Brooks) $50
Time HOS.
Also ran-Balladon, Shaws Pride and
In Earnest.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, S3.5O0; allow
ances; 3-year-olds and upward; fur
Buliish ISifs tparnen $40 $50 40
Boyle Keene) $50 2.60
Southern Pride Brooks 2.4O
Time. 1:103s.
Also ran-Proud Ruler, Tidy Sum.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added
The Whirlaway Stakes; 3-year-olds and
upward; Ia miles.
Colossal (Scurlock) 1920 $40 $50
Eternal Reward ParnelD $40 2.60
Star Reward tBrooks) 3.20
Time, :4sb tNew track recordl
Also ran-Wth Pleasure, Stud Poker,
Whirl Blast, Happy Issue.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ins: 3-year-olds and up; = miles. oo
Phil Town Baird $50 $40 400
Fifteenth tNelson) 1900 $50
Sweet Girlie tBowcuU $50
Time, 1:5O3s.
Also ran-Faithful. Uncle Doc, Tapes
try, Lou Jay 8, Isolationist. Lucky Colonel.
NINTH RACE-Purse. So, 800; claiming;
3-year-olds and upward; IA miles ton
turf.
In Abeyance tRiveral $50 1920 16.40
Hi Henry tSkoronskD $40 80
valdina Vicar tBatchellor) $40
Time. 2:06as.
Also ran-Patricia B., Jodas Joe. Wee
Wee Marie, Joseph Jr., Twixt, Lady Sea-
ton, Pamir, Full Cry and Hachazo.
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Favorites Run Fourth
in $4,000 Saratoga,
Grand Union Stakes
BY the Associatsd Press

SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y.
Aug. 21.-Loyal Legion, owned by
Walter M. Jef1ords of Philadel-
phia and piloted by Ted Atkinson,
scrambled back into the handicap
picture today by scoring an upset
victory in the $4,000 Saratoga
Handicap.
The 4-year-old bay gelding, rated
the lesser half Of the Jeffords entry
which also included Snow Goose,
hit the finish in the mile and one
quarter grind a length before Ber-
mill Farms Bug Juice, rank out
slider in the seven-horse field. Snow
Goose, 4-year-old Jeffords filly,
the place by a scant head.
Trailing in fourth place was the
Andes Stables Chilean invader,
which had been estab-
lished the favorite after capturing
his last three races, including the
$4,000 Massachusetts, Handicap
week ago. w. L. Brann's Gallor-
cite, worlds leading money-win-
ming mare-winner of her last two
stakes here-was fifth.
Thus the Spa boosted its title
graveyard of favor;tes," for in the
Grand Union Hotel
Stakes, Magic Words from the
Maine Chance Farm of Mrs. Eliza
beth Graham, romped home to give
the long shot players a $49.50 for a
50 payoff.
Loyal Legion, which had won
three of eight 1948 starts previous
to this one, was timed in 2:03h
over fast strip. However, thanks
to having Snow Goose as a running
mate, Loyal Legion paid only $3.50,
$4.20 and $3.50.
The victory was worth $l9,950 to
Jeffords and hiked Loyal Lagions S
1948 earnings to $38,220.
Magic Words registered his first
victory in four starts in the Grand
Union hotel, with a half length YER
dict over Royce G. Martins Sports
Page. The latter took the place by
a head over Crispin Oglebay's Noble
Impulse, while c. M. Kline's Slam
Bang, the favorite, was fourth.
The 2-year-old clipped off the
distance in 1:1145, collected $14,950
for his owner, and rewarded his
few hackers with a nice $49.5O,
$17.40, $500 return across the board,
Evening star., 1948-08-22
BrookIond Opens BVL Bowling;
Many Pin Loops Orqonizinq

A banner field of bowlers, from
the city's top rollers to just average
duckpinners, will compete for rich
prizes and at the same time aid
hospitalized servicemen, in the sea-
sons first Bowlers' Victory Legion
tournament at Brookland alleys to-
day from pm. to closing time.
Brookland Merchants League, SOS
team average, will meet September
2, and start action the following
Thursday: Brookland Minor Mixed
League, $40 team average, meets
September 3 and opens September
10, while Brookland Major Mixed
League, SIS team average, holds its
organization meeting September 7
and will start action September IA.
All meetings will be held at Brook
land alleys, starting at s pm.
Duckpin teams in the 560-575
team average class are sought to
complete the Monday Mems Com
mercial League at Fort Davis bowl
ing alleys. Manager Larry Vassalo
reports.
The league offers a $1,000 top
team prize and several thousand
dollars in additional prizes.
Other leagues being formed
Evening star., 1948-08-22

by Vassalo are: Monday Mems
Minor Commercial League, with six
openings for 535-average teams, al
lowing two-thirds handicap; Fort
Davis mixed doubles, 220- 0-maximum
with two-thirds handicap permit
ted, to roll on Tuesday nights; Fair
fax mixed foursomes. to roll on We'd
nesday nights, and the 81 900 Thurs
day Mems Commercial League, open
to 540-560 average squads.
Pop" Crawley Memorial Bowling
League will hold its organization
meeting tomorrow night at 8 o'clock
at Mount Rainier bowling alleys.
Manager Bob Michiotti reports
that the league will admit woman
bowlers this year for the first time.
The league will have 16 teams in
the 540-560 average class, permit
ting a tWo-thirds handicap.
Teams entered include Dries Paint
Shop, Delesa Liquor, Emil Rykos-
key, Ed Kilby, Jacobson's Furniture,
Frank Arnoson, Bass Grill, Bill
Oliff, Bob Loveless, Hammers Serv-
ice Station, Barlow Lunch, Bowers
Jewelry, Bell Coin Machine, Nally's
Service, Caruso Grocery
and Van Nicholas.
Evening star., 1948-08-22


Rosenfield, a proprietor of food
store and member of the board of
directors of a chain stores associa-
ton, will resign the latter post to
give more time to his coaching ac-
tivities.
The new coach was born in the
Argentine in 1911 and moved with
his parents to st. Paul, Mimi, when
he was 10 years old. He starred in
football and basket ball during his
high school days, winning places on
the al-city high teams in both
sports and all-state high team in
basket ball. He came to Catholic
University in 1881 and played var
sity basket ball from 1882 to 1885.
He was picked as An-District guard
in 1884 and 1885.
After graduation he helped in
troduce soft ball in the District and
was a member of the All-District
team which competed in four Ma
tional tournaments. AS a pitcher he
hung up a record of Is no-hit games.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Marlboro Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST ,RAcE-Purse,. 81 900: claimins
New Hour tkratz, 800 3.2o 40
Agency tKoZyck) $50 400
Orcus (MatraD 900
Also % ranNWlina Lee. Alarosa, Abrazo,
ing, 3-year olds and upward; 5hs furiongs
Boy Larkmsad CTam'ro) $50 2.so 2.aoo
MsytsTn Msy.y!d sopna G5aSt, ,carr,lo, 24o sso 20
Also ranWIuika Miss. Arch Mcdonald,
Galloland, Artro and Rave, on Red.
DAILY Double, paid $500
THIRD RACE-Purse, 81 900; claiming,
Pharant 1KratzI 4.40 800 $40
Elyinfs Idnf wise Wise tMattrap Iat,p $50 $50
Also me' ranSbonnies Hero. Blind Buyer,
Alaplay, Pappy Boy, Fernlet
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81, 200; claim
as 'feT 9ds and up ssof fuf50nf' 5SG
Knights Hurry (Richmond $50
Aso a9@s, rap@spanlsh al29 Point, Brooke Arso,
Little Push, Raiment, Battletown.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claiming,
3-year olds and upward, 5h furlongs.
BohihooF Eot FKraR1S Rl9hmon0 4eo s.oo soo sss99
Black Button BRADY $50
Time, 1:263s
Don. Pickworth and Wise Brave.
SIXTH ,RACE-Purse, 1900; claiming;
3-year-olds and upward Ii. miles.
DR.. johnson tBillington) 4.60 $50 $50
Hi-Pi tRichmond) 440
Time, l. Sc.
Also ran-Count Howard, Casset, Skip
Bid and Horn Tooter.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, ST ZOO claim
ing; 3-year- -olds and upward; Lie miles
Just Great Ballenger) 7.2O $50 2.40
do Colored Boy (Tammaro) 2.4O 220
Step Down (Richmond) $50
Time, 1887.
Also ran-Ace Star. Boleyngrey and
Bloodhound
do Colored Boy won but disqualified and
placed second.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upward; liza miles.
Miss Economy tDosheD 37.4O II 40 $40
Buckeye (Bauer) $50 $50
Silver Ace (Franklin) 300
Time. 1:572s.
Also ran-The Pennsy, Victory Star,
Miss Anaconda, Ohlala and The General.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Mines in Arena League
In ; Games Tomorrow

Three games are slated tomorrow
in Arena Baseball League at Fair
lawn. Southeast Stores opposes
Southeast Rebels at IL am: Shaef-
fers Florist faces Forest Heights at
/ pm, and Mount Pleasant takes
on the Maryland Wildcats at 3 pm.
League standings:
Friendship House Rebels T-0 :
Shaeffers Florist (6-2); Southeast
Stores 40; Forest Heights 40 ;
Maryland Wildcats 90; Mount
Pleasant (0-S).
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HippenstieI, Herbert
Net Title Winners

Capt. Robin Hippenstiel, the Dis
trfet tennis champion, added the
D. c. Recreation Departments Gov
ernment Employees championship
yesterday by defeating Lon Leavens
IN a five-set match on the Sixteenth
and Kennedy Streets courts, 7-5,
SIS, 6-3, ST, So.
Willie Herbert won the womens
singles crown in easier fashion with
GA, SO triumph over Sosie
Girgosian.
Hippenstiel and Capt. James Far
rim. United States Navy. teamed to
defeat Col. Nicholas Powell and Col
Andy Evans, So, GA, and will meet
Leavens and Buddy Adair in the
doubles final on the same courts at
2 o'clock this afternoon.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Quontico to Play Host
To Junior Golf Group

The Quantico Officers Club has
invited Frank Emmet's junior golf
group to hold a field day at the
Virginia course on Tuesday, with a
luncheon and sightseeing trip as an
added attraction for the youngsters.
More than so are expected to make
the trip in a bus that will leave
Eighth and D streets NV. at 9:15
am. Emmet will accept reserva-
tions at Wisconsin 3847 before 8
o'clock tomorrow night. Several boys
in each age group win be called on
to hit shots in a pretournament
clinic. Pro AL Jamison will be in
charge.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Prince Georges Loop
To Break Lead Tie

A four-way tie for first place in
Section A of Prince Georges County
Baseball League is due for shaking
up today. Maryland Sport Club and
Silver Hill Sand and Gravel, each
with two wins IN three starts, face
at Piney Grove, while Dixie Pig
Old plays Fort Carroll Tavern
Q-O at Fort Washington and
Sunnybrook Old is host to Campus
Club f0-3.
In B Section games, league lead
ing Cheltenham (5-0) opposes
Humphreys Grocery Q-4: Gwynn
Park Tigers (0-5 take on Groome
(3-O and Maryland Aces (3-2) face
Jet Motors 40. All games are at
3 o'clock.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Glen Echo, E|ks Club Face
In Montgomery Park Tilt

Glen Echo and Elks Club will
square of today in the second game
OF their three-game series for the
championship of Montgomery Park
Baseball League at Rock Greek dia-
mond No. at 3 o'clock.
Glen Echo trounced the Elks, 6-1.
last Sunday. Southpaw Norman
Shoemaker, winning pitcher then,
again will hurl as will Walter Cobac,
last weeks loser.
Should the Elks triumph, the de-
Gliding game will be played next
Sunday on the same field.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
WEST SOUTHPORT,

WEST SOUTHPORT, Me. (by
maiD We got big kick out Of the
sport df you could call it such) in
dulged in by a couple of lads over on
the rocks near Pemaquid Light the
other day. ThereFWas quite a group
of anglers fishing for cod. pollock
and whatnot and one Of them had
caught small pollock about 7 inches
long. Two lads tied 1t to about so
feet of old line and heaved it up on
the rocks near the ever-present her
ring gulls which abund in this region.
They held on to the free end of the
line. Promptly a big gull swooped
down on the fish and swallowed it.
AS he flew away, the lads gave him
the old heave-ho and he promptly
regurgitated the pollock with con-
siderable show of indignation.
Almost instantly it was gobbled up
by another gull and the process re-
peated. This kept up until the string
finally broke and the last gull few
away with the prize and about 20
feet of line hanging from his beak.
AS this goes to press, we expect to
be well on our way home from one
Evening star., 1948-08-22

c o q c n o I I n e
Cardinal basket
ball team.
Rosenheld will
have more than
100 candidates
for his team and
will t ke over
full charge of
basket ball oper-
a t on Is W h e n
school resumes
October 4. The
Cards have 18
games scheduled
in the Mason
d xon Confer
ence, beginning
Evening star., 1948-08-22
With Bill Leeteh

of the most interesting and enjoy.
able vacations of our varied life.
We wish we had space to relate more
of the intensely interesting and edu-
cational experiences we have en-
joyed.
We've cacght cod, pollock, found
er, mackerel. hake. cusk, rosefish and
other species indigenous to this
area. We've helped haul lobster pots
and taken them to the pounds where
they are held for winter markets.
We've met real Maine folks and
found them most friendly and kindly
people. We wish all our readers
could have been up here with us.
Frankly, we're sorry to have to
return to our desk in the big city.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Nat Features Listed

Two top wrestling attractions are
booked for Turner's Arena next
Wednesday night, with The Golden
Superman facing Babe Sharkey in
the one-hour limit feature bout and
Laverne Baxter meeting George
Macricostas in q special attraction.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Turf Officials Named

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. Aug. 81
P.-Gordon Morrow of Paducah,
KY, and Joseph ]. Blimline OF
Baltimore have been appointed rae
ing secretary and mutuel manager,
respectively, for the 40-day meeting
Of the Sunshine Park Racing Asso-
citation near Tampa. Fla, January
26-March -, 1949.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
{. u. Picks Rosenfie|d
As Cage Coach; Was
Card Star in '3Os

Albert fAbe) Rosenfield, a Catho-
lie University basket ball star of the
mid sos, was named yesterday by
Athletic Director Eddie La Fond as
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Norrogonsett Results
BY the Associofed Press

4.year,elds and upward, !: miles; ~.
s.:ln. g: .s5IEs1 Ksae:p 1liao fSsS 1893 fssS issS
s'ffns Time, 'f.4s59alD i:47a,. 7.eo
Ans1s as' ase Sssn Il consat ks
Turn au5 ii Back: Bonnie Andrew, whiiletree
,,s SECOND I'As H'AAcE.5Purse, $4,000: claim
ssrro ipd up 1906 tprlsnss sss 500
Swing Tune (zehr) $50
Also ran3s.nd, Pass, Signal Knob, Son
Vietory' ,sy' Omaha Bound, FORGOTTEN Ally and
DAILY Double paid ssas SOY
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ssttoo tPieoa SEQ $40 $50
Brassy Lie Csrvalho) $50
Also ranEWindswept, Ramadan, Lus-
mores, Still Champ,
,n. Eo9ETH HAcEpqrss ND $780, claim
Al, Ar r Patrol .m Bpanforb p,aab $50 sso s40
Phara Surprise (cardoza 4.4O
supro and Air Faith. ''' Deep ie"SS'
FIFTH RAcE-Purse;, $4,000; claim
ing 4.year-oldS ana upward; Is miles.
Geronimo (McKenna) 7.6O $40 2.6O
e.5a:d e.s1s G.nsPD GFaspD 'p'e00 $50 SSsSS SsS
Time, 1863
Also ran-Hartford, Crisis, North York
and First Draft.
SIXTH RACE-stakes-Purse. $1,000
added; 3-year-olds and upward; 1 I. miles
H1Ann,s 2. ann, Les 7s;,s; szehr) 400 s.oS 2.4o
Hot R Shippers o'caffarella, ''4o SO
Also ran-Airy Acres. Phantom Fleet.
Spirsilla. Spiteful Sue, Legendra, Cay
Date and Lady Carrie
BIC. Lussky and Mrs. A. M Dursch
entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse So, 800; allow
ances: 4-year-olds and upward: lis miles.
War Trophy MANN 1880 2O.SG 80
Perfect Bahram (Caffarellal l7.4O $50
Double Jay (Keiper) 22U
Time. 1:45i,.
Also ran-Misleader, Tennessee Kid.
Double Briar. Pilaster and Khyber Pass
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, S2.50O allow
ances; 3-year-olds; l mile and 20 yards
Athlete tlehr) 500 $50 $50
Gay Spark (Solimena) $50 400
Grand Entry (Rodriguez) $50
Also ranDMesmer, Kid STUFF, ROYAL
Scot. Green Haven and Scotch BIN.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
OUTDOORS
CHESAPEAKE nAY POINTS.

HIGH TIDES FOR CHE
Aug. %. Aug. "a. Aus. s5.
AN. - S:45 9:20 9:57
PM. ---- 9.46 10.S5 11:25
For points listed below, deduct from above
Annapolis, Nd tSevern River) - hrs.
Benedict Md tPatuxent Riverb -4 hrs
Bloody Point Light --3 hrs.
Broome Island tPatuxent RI ~ hrs.
Chesapeake Beach. Nd. --3R hrs.
Choptank River Lisht -3n hrs
HIGH TIDES FOR WASHINGTON
Aug 23 Aug "a Aug o5.
AM 1908 1o:3S 11:19
Pm. fo:29 1I:0s 1850
For points listed below, deduct from above
Aqelia Greek tentrance) 3 hrs
Breton Bay --6k hrs
Colonial Beach, Va. "a hrs.
Gunston Cove (entrance) - II hr.
Evening star., 1948-08-22

$780, s16
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away taken in hand tid IN
middle pack top OF se1ee ee
Etraled ear LAGNIAPPE dull
RAcE-Abson mile
s ses by our Augustus
Evening star., 1948-08-22
pad-Don osullivan. $500 s14.2o, slo.4o; subdue


80 S720;
ROUNDING
e and
furlones Start
s & pus5oy pusSnsss sss 1s oesnneo trainer r. East
Evening star., 1948-08-22
1s naid-Bis story 50 S34o Erigeron, $500 So

$34o Eis $500 $780,
Brown
hard d afv sCE aR1onRoN @
mildly
miles Star
D.
Evening star., 1948-08-22


alerly and rated
mpsd position sradIaS
stretch
,. SIXTH Winner
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Atlantic City Race Charts
BY the Assoeiotsd Press
Weather Cloudy, Track Coed.

FIRST RAcE-nuse s., 500 claiming Il: n
sr Dom. By Jensen valuess1sa
Evening star., 1948-08-22

Two-dollar mutuels paid-Nedlon 5000,
40 Reno Ultimate, $40.
NEDLON, away fast, went TO front last turn
drive GERAMOND took short lead nearing "a
stretch and held on well RENO ULTIMATE re-
than all as end neared.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, So 500; 3-year- r-od
driving, place same; went 3:65 of 3:55 "a. VIII
by Woodcraft Owner, Bobanet Stable; trainer,
&3b0, S175. Time, 1:14zs.
Evening star., 1948-08-22

nssEntn sround @
stretch held on well SOMA
sANIAs VIXEN went
% walk
Evening star., 1948-08-22

Two-do &c. a. FusWe 20 eo%o'
broushs to
SSS6s vii Up @ S .S @ ss: a n sR2
m @ ~ @ .e Iqas ..% HSE Ssa $780, 'ps
Bui Dog oTneI Mrs Aasos'u' "Ah'' " ~