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Evening star., 1949-06-12
Youngsters Hold Own Dog Show
With No Fudging on Strict Rules

Midien. jr.. 6. The oldest entry
was also a beagle. Peter Curran 5
amiable veteran. Lorna.
Competing with the poodle for
best in match we're four group
winners. Best working dog. Peter
Lambs collie. Laddie. wAs runner
up. with the Judge also closely
examining the English setter. Dot
owned by Leland Phillips, Woody
and Janet BeelerS dachShund
Maxsie. and Robert Burns Gum 5
Scottish terrier, Bonnie Daisy
In the sporting group, second
10 the setter was Blackie Bruner $
cocker spaniel. Velvet. third
Joyce Welsh's pointer. Ginger.
Nancy Hands Norwegian elk
hound. FliSSa. placed second IN
hounds TO the dachShund and
Mary Caroline Jones showed Il
neighbor boxer. Bangle, 10 sec
ond working dos. Lynne Neal s
wirehaired terrier. Mike. Was sec
ond 10 the Scottie In terriers. and
in the non sporting group, Linda
Learned had second with her bull
dog, Butch. and Barbara Reed
third with her Dalmatian. Deedee
Members OF the Junior Handlers
Club hope TO be accepted as an
auxiliary TO the Old Dominion
Kennel Club and gave the match
partly to prove their ability to
participate in kennel club and
dog show activities.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
312 Boats Vie Today
In AIbany-N. Y. Race

NEW YORK, June II (R.-A
record fleet of 312 motorboats will
compete tomorrow in the annual
140-mile outboard marathon from
Albany to New York City.
More than 10000 spectators
are expected to line the Hudson
to see the drivers battle for the
Oluf Mikkelsen Trophy and top
prize of $1,000, as we'll as other
cash awards totaling $500.
The race will involve six indi-
vidual classes and will be started
| In two sections. Glasses D. E and
F will start first at 7:45 am.
(E. S. t., with classes A, B and c
following at $50 am. (E. S. t..
The elapsed time will be ad-
justed to determine the grand
prize winner. The finish line will
be at Seventy-second street.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
By GobrielIe {. Forbush

Youth was in the saddle-or at
the end OF the leasn-yesterday
when the newly formed Junior
Handlers Club of Washington
staged its first -to-all match
on the Horace Mann School
grounds. 45th and Macomb streets
NV The dogs, representing l3
breeds. we're all shown by children
from 6 to IS years old and best in
match went 10 Dodie, handsome
and smoothly moving black stand
ard poodle shown by Kay Cravens.
his owner.
Judging proceeded by breeds
and by groups. for everything was
TO be done "as 1t would be at a
regular dog show" said Nancy
Hand and Linda Learned. the
clubs organizers and moving
spirits. They had provided IS class
ribbons. trophies and ribbons for
group wins. a rosette and framed
picture for best in match. had
set up ring. with place markers.
and were on hand early TO take
entries. each young exhibitor pay
in Is cents as fee.
Mary Caroline Jones. also ex-
perienced in children's handling
classes, came home from school
just in time TO help with the final
preparations. These three girls
handled dogs for younger entrants
or coached them in the show tech
nique. A few adults gathered ut
the ringside. but gave only moral
support for the show was 1907
planned. financed and run off by
the Junior Handlers.
| Judge was Howard Grimm, pro-
fessional handler. and from 10: 80
am. to /. he was going over en-
tries. Dogs were posed. examined
and gated and the young exhib-
itors gave points to their elders
| in enthusiastic sportsmanship. Nc
gripes were heard In the ring or
out of 1t and no tears were shed
| The youngest entry there. T.
month h-old beagle. Bitsie. created
a diversion after winning best OF
breed by eating her ribbon. An
other was hastily provided to as
sauge the grief OF her owner. also
the youngest participant. John
Evening star., 1949-06-12
rmu Victory Costs Naragansett 81 O57
Icecopode, Fair in War Garner
7ncoIors at UpperviIIe Show

3, Mildred r. Gaines Acorn; 4, Tarnls,
| Farms Farnley Sirius.
shsnarh sma hsn'sE Sdrsd o.Gss Hss1 sss.
4, Mrs. A. Ridseiy whites Best Time.
Pony lead rein. Patricia s. Connors
PENN Ann EsZs saers kip Iop Dorosy
Thoroushbred yearIins nniss-i; pr
G RsndolDas snss:n1. 5y a,,Ssi wsi.Hsn e5s.,.
nut by Count Fleet-Omayys: 3. Brook
meade Farms chestnut BY Eight Ttrty-
Sun Mia 4, Colin Macleod. Jr's chest
Ponies under Saddle (under ID hands, -
!. Nancy Lee Grinth's King Farley; z
John S. McIntyre's Bubbles; 3. Graham
Thoroughbred yearling colts or seIdinss
Il N, NJ and Mrs Mrs. 4. a. 4 ssldHtns @ = .Ds bay
By JamestoTn- Cloudy Sky; 8. Han
poallr; !. springs6gIy Farms brown by
Ponies under saddle. Beverly By
ants Fancy Freet; 2; Sue Ann Freeman,
Thumbs Up; g.; Carolyn cushman.s Duke
Thoroughbred two-year -oldE1. pr; A,
Geo Watts HIS Hyprogress: 2. Richard
ps,rxs " csFtsos saS.,ton 81; Denis; a. w. Hassin
Equitationw1, Sue Ann Freeman: 2.
Danceen Lnehan: ). William P. Wether-
Ponies over Jumps, Thumbs Up; Q
Adele Hawthorne's Black Sparkle; 3. Pa
tricia s. Connors' Penny Royal; 4, Beverly
$3.50 Green Hunter stake-1, Holiday
Hill Farms Really Rugged; 2, Morton W
Smiths Fair in war; . .. Mrs Raymond
j. 3. Stuart; 5. sprinesbury Farm 5
Thorouehbred Huntets-1, DR.. and Mrs
aynnI Alyin Kes Mn Psee
4. Dr. and Mrs. Alvin I. Kay's Phantom
Open Small Hunters, Nancy Lee Hun
hans Justa Wac; 4. M. Kenneth Taylor S
Pony corlnthianz1, Thumbs Up: 2.
i.ssn Ladies !" HuntersWi. Hunt 81 1cecapade; 2. Port
maker; 3, Moonlight Bay; 4, Mrs. T. Ken
Junior Hunters-1. Graham Sisters
sparkle; ss oosn T. J. ArthuT Ss Reynolds Penny:
Humshs %avsfy soRs J. D Ssnd' and
Alvin l. Ksy's Phantom Raider; 4, M.
Kenneth Taylors Taylor Maid.
Three-year-old championship pTeliminary
Lucille's Best; 4. Incursion.,
Green hunter chsmpionship PRELIMINARY
oon,tSpt Rsay Rugfed .2d. = FaiT 1ebl IN War
CONFORMATION hunter prellminsryI7l.
eopsAe cspade: I. WWaverfy fH'G Molly. sal''' o.
Reserve-Black Sparkle, points.
171a points. Reserve-Jack Be Nimble. 12
Green hunter champion-Fair in War,
1874 points Reserve-Rea1ly Pugged l2h
IesssDsSs ss hURsE BSn
maker, IN points.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Delaware Park Results
BY the Associated Press


FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claiming
Commodore K. mora 7.20 4.20 3,229
Gauntlet BalzarettD 500 40
HqrssT Ti@e, F; 5:Gess' Sssker' NV
Also ran-Ante Maker, Glacial -, Run ,I,
Sydsa n,s pnas Tint Fous sfSssh 2sh.s
ton, I Mugs Game, Ataman.
fdiia MIS- A. Tanney and A. Buenomo entry.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500; allow
Asssnt,gPn Man MIa5ns6n sS,yto' 800 sSSS ssS
Well My Word (Martin) a'eo
Also e' raainnGTar. Uncle Don, Mahoon.
Flying Rules.
ances: % 5-yesr-olds; 8 furlongs.. . .o
Bravo tSeaman) 1870 $50 3a99
Alluring tJemasl o'1o S'2244
Tantamount .(GilberD 2'oo
Also e' ranHAvonwood, sagittarius, Idio,
Roy o. Under Current, Third Division
FOURTH RAcE-purse, $500; allow
sWhs ssR5sn1 The S'0Es Rash MARTINI 1i:70 "a
Ny Celeste !Bssile) DIV
Miss whippett' Error Cannooie Lee
&c &C. ogel6ay and Nydrie Stable entry.
FIFTH RAcE-The Kent stakes-Purse
$4,000 added; 3-year-olds; l,s mi miles. q
T,es SnIsnsI I's Miks 1s'0S5. s5.m.D s'0 s7S sssS
Hedsewood (Basile) 4'ot
| Also i rsn-Noble impulse. Lady Dorimar
Benvenuto, Reveille, Curandero.
SIXTH RAcE-The Kiamensi Hand
cap: Purse, $4,000 S-year-oios ana up
Hash nSss Ntsht tailbert> 4.so $40 2.st
i Halconero tWahler) o.l'
/ Also ran-Ocean Front. Service Pilot
Gal Propos. Bayesux. Harold Harter.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ms; 4-year- -oids and up; II. mlles. @,
s3RsfSS qsIisas ssiiI sIi 's'ouo ~
Also ran-a Smart Eddie. Anna Hannigan
Alarcrity.. True Dream saraeen Miss
az. schwartzhaupt and Mrs. L. Lazar'
entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse; $4,000; claim
Alan c. tMitchell5 1910 ego 80,
Iumpucherow (stranseI 700 80,
Wide Margin (Mora) 2.S'
Also ranNon the Wing. Buvel. zsst
Arose, Havey B.. Tomke.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Handicap Start 0K'd
For Lanham Bikers

Lanham Speedway's request for
use OF the handicap start in all
motorbike events hereafter has
been granted by American Motor
cycle Association.
The handicap start is a definite
advantage to the less talented
pilots who get an advantage OF
from 3 to so yards on the bigger
money winners. The crowd also
benefits as 1t makes for closer
races.
Tuesdays card lists II events
including two semifinals, one
feature race and one match race
The first race gets under way al
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Breeze Up Scores,
With Woman Driving,
In Roseenft Race

RAlt4nass Sportsman Hea
Rvu~ne. v~ drove rs e.yeas-4s.s s
Ansae R1sr . s.Agk RAT ~ Fr1,ew
Up. 10 sl<tozy N t.ss szsaa pass
ls-elASs ssyst stAks !os 8! 80 sr-
tosr etv~d 6! s Sas F~-sc-sA at
Rcsr< :ysti RAcrway sAst rsg&Es
Beaten II gAs aasg t~v sAsws
here. Anne Ease GsA>RE as eas y rat
and t4eja o. Is ar BY @srgAl
lsngt!ls tFoSn .'S,s~tA1r C'asEA-.
Gigyen ey r; AAsspe Ga Maxi
.nggan sportsman
Anne Rase eeserw<i Tire mss IN
J i&sa. and returned slt - O. 20
and sS*a
The frat woman vAetuf IN re
history u MARYLAND hAtDcxs rae
lns pros3aed a tnytl fog t'as fans
tonight As Mys Joseph Ey4sF ~
Thuruont, Nd a .ie a the &c nxg-
trainer drove hfwrEr t'p 9 T-yvAf-
old hToSn MARI ~ FolIaw Cp sa
triumph In tlse cgsr fnl3r A4snaa
pure siNth race ar amateur tgssi
FOR 81 500
Ma kyaeg whose husband nAa
ar oUis'Andlag s{Ab.e al Rs.se-
erott performed }kr a champion.
as &ae rated Hscssr I'D beautifully
OF the pace Ia start ALLOW lg2s Caa
HanoSry. = Ions sApt ga 60 lnto
q soOd Iead. oflN to coEas On
around the tlarn to wln Ealag
awAs
RreeAr TIPS msrGIn O. victory
MAS a good ihTee lenKt ths and the
heavy iasoflts. Nj Fvtrf AIlr.
winner ot three out q four races
Al RoSeero!i with L Asrtx IN
th@ sulky. had TO 6laow n b4Fsl 81
stretch speed 90 wind up TN tho
second spot followed hy Sadney
Vo'omlle. II y Allen ace tFoltrF.
BIreae Up paid SIS 90 SEQ s..
While NJ Peter Mite returned
IS 90 g. so and SIDNEY Nolonits
s. 80
That Mrs Eslers victory Sas no
f'uke Is evidenced by her time fer
the mile %
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Charles Town Results
By the Associoted Pres,

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claiming
29;;year-oIds and UP; about. ~ furlonss:
E4VIas eHadsss 5sss.lbuto, $50 ssS so 81
Licorice tPalumbo) 2.6(
Time, 0:5las.
Morbrook, Arch Mcdonald, Rush order.
SECOND RAcEPurse: $500; claiming
Emmaethe tcsrdoza) si'40 I $40 $50
Fan Gall CRooJ 800 $50
Al1os (Ulmerl 400
Also ran-Phara Doll. B Forty Eisht
Doctor Jeep. Trylet Sunlette
DAILY Double paid S133.s0)
THIRD RAcE-purss, $500; claiming
Wee Singer (Regalbuto) $50 $50 CSC
Ramel (YoungsmaJ SOC
Also ran-Bie Three. Blue Smoke, Brooke
Argo. Blitz Dart, Bee Kee.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim.
Mirass sfsnmsroj "' "' e.4o MO t.so 400
Skip Bid tHanes) $50
Also ran.Exploration. Jacopian. Mibn
D., Riding Brigade.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, 81 200; allow
anees; S,yeaI,olds; about furlenss.
1elIdtUIllC tttOotj S.fU o.2U .uU
O'Give (Hanes) .4.40 $50
Wayfern Palumbo) 44O
Also Also ran@Tyndareus, ri1Td Bella Francis
Honey Bunch Right Metal, Bottoms Up
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; allow
ances: 3-year-olds and up Ga fur!ongs
Grand Actress fScotD $50 $40 3.2C
Erato (Kenney) $50 400
Cy Dart (Cardoza) 800
Time, l :22.
Also ran-sure Gift. Abiel, Louie's
Line, Simite, War Champ.
SEVENTH RACEPurse, 81 200; claim.
ing; 3-year-olds and up; about furlongs
Barren Jack Prasag'et) $500 1920 $40
Oresandy tRegalbuto) 400 $50
Baby Pauly (CardoZa) 4.SG
Time, 1:29.
Also ran-Merry Nymph, Lost Gold
Double Reward, Majeto and Stanley.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; allow
ances: 3:.year-olds and upi lie miles.
Doehead tTammaro) 500 go 2.2t
Electron fKepney) $40 "a
Alworth tArduinD 3.2(
Time-1:5 :503s.
Also ran-Play stage, Hostess, Inez NJ
| A Good Timer. Omaha Mike.
| aE. c. Gott, jr.. and Wayne Kendricl
Evening star., 1949-06-12
| Minus Pool Created
JAS Calumet Star Wins
by Dozen Lengths
By the Associcssd Press

PAWTUCkET, r. l.. June IL
Coaltown few home II lengths II
front today in the Roger Williams
Handicap at Narragansett.
The Calumet Farm star won his
eighth straight victory Of the year
and added $10,975 to his earnings
A crowd of 22.192 watched the
1:57 performance over the mile
and three-sixteenths.
Fantasy Farms Grand Entry
finished a head in front Of Ora
ham And Byrum's Fancy Flyer
and took $1,000 second money
Column and Misleader completed
the five-horSe field.
Coaltown was q prohibitive
choice. perhaps the shortest he
ever has been. He actually was
SO to a 81. 900 in the mutuels. but
under the Rhode Island law paid
$2.20, the minimum payoff.
There was no place and show
wagering and minus pool OF
$7,057.24 resulted from the victory
Only for a brief few strides at
the start was Coaltown ever head
ed. Grand Entry was the first to
show in front with Misleader
Coaltown and Column following in
that order.
Jockey OWE Scurlock took over
almost Immediately after the
break and quickly placed a big
patch of daylight between himself
and his rivals.
The lead was two lengths at
the quarter. eight at the half and
then 1t ceased to resemble a horse
race. After six furlongs. Coal
towns lead was 20 lengths. Turn
ing into the home stretch he was
not being pushed hard and the
margin was Is panels.
Misleader tired badly, Fancy
Flyer continued on gamely. but
Grand Entry made a courageous
effort to move closer and his
stretch bid won second money.
B. Rettenberg's Wherrie and e.
K. Bryson's Even Break paid
$ll6.60 in the double.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
By Angelina J. CorobelIi
Stcr Sfeff Correspondent

UPPERVILLE, Va. June IL
Icecapade, Mrs. Page Jennings
State hunter champion from
Charlottesville, scored asa points
to earn the conformation hunter
tricolor at the Upperville colt and
horse show that ended two
day exhibition today. Ridden by
her owner, Icecapade had three
wins. three seconds, a third and a
fourth.
DR.. and Mrs. Alvin I. Kay's
D. C.-owned Portmaker overlook
stablemate Phantom Raiders first
day lead to take reserve with TIA
points. Portmaker earned three
blues, a second and a fourth. Mrs.
Alex Calvert of Warrenton had the
mount on both Kay horses
Fair in War, Morton w. Smith s
3-year-old roam f1lly from Middle
burg. was a double winner, taking
the 3-year-old and green hunter
crowns. Fair in War scored 17R
points for her 3-year-old tricolor
and 1872 for the green hunter
championship.
Mrs. Raymond Barbin's Jack Be
Nimble from Keswick was the g.
year-old runner-up with II points.
Holiday Farms Mentor, Ohio,
entry, Really Rugged, 1948 Vir-
ginia 3-year-old champion, was
the reserve green hunter.
Sue Ann Freeman's Thumbs Up
scored 13 points for the pony
championship. Beverly Bryant's
Fancy Free and Adele Hawthorne's
Black Sparkle tied with 6 points
for reserve.
Thoroughbred broodmares-1, DR.. A. C.
Randolph's Kissmenow; 2, Mrs. A. c. Ran
dolph's Orange Blossom 3, Mrs Marguerite
M. Mosteller's Little Witch: A, Hugh d.
Auchinloss Finder.
Thoroughbred foals-1. John E. Hughes
chestnut filly by Grand Slam-Distant Star;
2. DR.. A. c. Randolph's bay filly by Ginobi-
Kissmenow: g. John E. Hughes brown filly
by Eauestone-Fair Find; 4. Mrs. H. j.
Mckeon's chestnut filly by RIPPING Rock
Model small hunters. Mrs. A. C.
Randolph's Shanagh; 2, Danceen Lene-
hans Justa Wac; 3, ]. Arthur Reynolds
Captain Shawl; 4, Sandra Davies Miss
Pony mare and foal-1, Farnley Farm s
Farnley Cookie and foal; 2, Andew C.
Kirby's Dixie and foal; 3. Maynard Ham
mans Fiicka end foal' 4. Rockaway Farms
Pony Stallion, Newsteed Farms Sill
yer; 2, Mrs. w. Haggin Perry's Dividend;
Evening star., 1949-06-12
ShiffIet HurIs No-Hitte'
As Edmonston Boys Win

Kippy Shifflet pitched a no
hitter to lead Edmonston Boys
Club to a 60 victory over the
Ballston Indians in an 18-and-
under baseball game yesterday at
Magruder Park.
Shif1et struck out eight. walked
only two and faced only "a men
In the seven inning affair. Ed
monston's record now stands at
four games won against one de-
feat.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Prince Georges Boys
Track DeudIine Near

Prince Georges County Boys
Club annual track meet will b.
held on Tuesday. June 81, a
University of Maryland Stadium
Entries close on Wednesday thi'
week.
Events will be so, 100. 220 ane
440-yard dash. 440-yard relay
high jump, broad jump and soft
ball throw for seniors, and so, 10(
and 22O-yard dash, 440-yard relay
high jump, broadjump and soft
ball throw for juniors.
Evening star., 1949-06-12

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming
1Ssars Maaden nnG HR mi i54o a6o 8
Joans Robin (Zulker) ho(
Also iMe' riainr2Hutch. Rose Hairan. aooe
Sweep, Cherry Cake. svengali. Squadron.
SECOND EAcEIPurses $500: claim
Even Eve Break IMiliissnS 144o 5.So 5.o{
Balladante tPineaul $40 3'att
Rampageous !Keene) S's'
Also ranEorandpa Max, Top Score. Fig
ure, Eight. oeeania, Penny Reward Pick
'0'Ae' DAILY Double paid S11e.eo)
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
Mucho Mas Wilson 900 4ssoo s.99SS
Judy's Runner Destasio) 2.6C
sssss Srss EsP:: .ns HspB Bot rs
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim.
tne, 9 year olds; 8 furlonss .eo .oc
Ere sens (MsAIister> Ssas.A 1l'eo sssoo $ssCC $sC
Peerless Fernandez) zoo
Also IannEslenc9, Nice sa,sI Manners sole
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. So 500; claiming
supeer peer 6sts oads scsrvalho' ana 55o 10
Musical Lady (Humphreys 4.s0 3SS
Shame (Clayton) 4oC
Time, 1:I1ts.
Also ran-Surrender, Gay Moonoeam
Archer, and Antino, Cams, Boxie, Orange
Sun.
SIXTH RAcE-The Rogsr William
Handicap, purse 5000 added; 8 yea!
olds and up; /. miles. On 49,. -,
GRAND Entry (Mullinsl out GU GU
Fancy Flyer tMilli2an) ou
Also ran-Mislesder, Column.
SEVENTH RAcEPurse. $4,000; allow
sness syear-0lass astsa9 spa pp POO 'p5s6nsa Bs6
Cnarinr Rock tzulker) 40 Ss
Daily Dip carvalho) S.e
Also ran--Lookout Son, Mesmer, Dock
HONEYWELL Farm entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. s2,5oo claim
tns; 4-year-olds and up; i miles =,
Keiwell tBoyle) 500 ,3soo ss
FIRST Pebble lMcLaushlin) a6
Also ran@Farminston. sun Embe,
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000 claimins
4.yesr-olds and up: Ia miles 60 20 9
r. B. Eye {Terranoya) 1850 sss
Ocean Play tRobar) 80
also lime: ran0ssmba Siren. War Ripple. Nea
Miss. Tool Maker, Joseph Jr. Fearles
sason, Pharsck.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Rosecroft Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500: tot; n eondi-
toned: ! mile
Seattle Girl tHolmes) $40 4so %
Winnie L. Wilson Games T%o 90
Moppit (Davsl $50
Time, 2:l33s.
Also ran-.Norman Hanover. Ashcroft Han
over Willer Up, Kate D. and jamie Mite.
Punished second but disqualified and placed
fourth.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500; pace; a COZ
ditioned; all ages; mile.
Una Mckillop tAveryD f40 50 3Io
Little Minnie (Shortl $50 20
Hal Trim tAVery) 40
Time, 2:lo3s.
Also raced-Widows Son, Governor Boning
| ton. Ronald caudle, Aristocrscy and Starring s
| Darling.
Evening star., 1949-06-12

Four Washington area drivers
are entered in the Hudson River
classic. They are Ike Hale, How
ard Scott, Jack Riggleman and
John Lamphier. All but Riggle-
man, a George Washington Uni
versity student, have competed
in the race before.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Rescue Squod in Action

Bethesda Chevy Chase Rescue
Squad sostoall team sill meet ST.
yer Spring Volunteer Flresnsn to-
morrow at 30 = m 81 Meadow
brook
Evening star., 1949-06-12

hurdles; 3-year-olds and up; about -.
Chalet Dor ,F4eldD 40 $50 $50
stampede md tNix) $50 5.Soo
Fonda tClingman) 3.eo
Also ran@Bannock Laddie. Firebet,
Crows Bill Knights Armor.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500: allow
ancesi 2-year-olds; b furionss '"ioener
/ Androcles tAtkinson) $50 $50 2.20
Detective (Merhtens) 3.Zo a'3o
! Otherllo tArcarol z.so
| Also ran-Mombasa, Potent, Willy Willie
and Fighting Fairy.
FIFTH RAcE-Handicap; purse. s5. 900,
added; 3-year-olds and up; iurionss. on
Mans sanssnassohlsk hi NlHstinson, ~ $50 ss6
BuzfuZ tArcaro) sou
Time. l:lU+s.
Also ran-Piet. Jaiaiai' Up Beat.
sixth RssF Sa ,ds.a rhs gslnGns s's r.
miles. See chart on Page B-l.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000 allow
apses sysarslas li..on a1d up miys sio $50
: Fee Vixen PslsIhosss'ays' Is 44o 3355S
Also ran-Kidded. Highbinder. Black
Rover, Mayes Riley, Code tisht.
Belair Stud entry.
EIGHTH RAcE--Purse.. $500: claim
ms; 4-year- -oids and up; !. miles .oo
croesus tMcPhee) 4.l0 33o
Also ran-Msrtsi. -Al.iral. Alpho, Town
| House: Curvaceous, Brave Reward. oura-
gan VII.
Evening star., 1949-06-12

THIRD RAcE-purs.. $500; tro,; 20 con-
dition; all ages l mile.
Marjorie Mac (JonesJ $50 90 800
Joan Rotan tBelD $50 a,co
Brew Up wood 46o
Time 3l02s
Also raeed-Preiins Hanover Lxprsss' Bon
FOURTH RACE, $500; pace: 81 eondi-
Crosby webb 1920 1920 1890
Dexzella tCrooker) 1880 s29
AnP Ftme. rTi'so s?1sE. keWi'' 'oo
Also raced-Don Brooks, Myrtle Chief
Worthy Land. Dallas and Scarf.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 81. 500; trot: Is class
stake amateur trot tirst division). the Simon
Pure all ages, mile.
JosedaIe Counsel 20. B. GIN 500 oo
Little Me (Riddickl 2.so
Time, 2:l4+s.
Also raced-Pearl oantie. Ida Hanover. Steve
Braden and Pablo Hanover.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, 81 500: trot; ls class
stake amateur trot; tseeond divisionl; the
Simon Pure: all ages: / mile.
Breeze Up (Mrs, = Eyle1 1880 s.o 3eo @
Mr. re;er Mite tMartzl 3Ao 2eo
sidney Volomte tAllen) 2so
Tine. 20s fiat.
Also rsced-olO Hanover: Bose M'Eisyn Ms!1a
Scratched Silver Peg.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purss. $500; pace: 10 con-
ditioned, one mile.
Bold Salute (WingateD il.So 500 10
Miss BelIe Counsel q Hylan) $50
Time, Zlo.
Also raced: G. D. wollsn. Candy Jean.
Lou's Girl, Mighty Spender
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; pace: 20 con-
ditioned; one mile.
Happy Warrior tEyler) 1870 1o SW
Volo Chief Cooke Sb so
Hero tWngateb 3so
Time, 2:ll2s.
Also raced-Donald G. Volhurn Silver Scout.
Ace Cash.
and placed last.
Late scrstch-Captain Caste.
Evening star., 1949-06-12

Dali, Double, Seattle Girl and Una McKillsp,
paid $500
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Belmont Park Results
BY the Assecieisd Pres

BY the Assoeioied Press
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: nader
2-year-oids; furlongs.
Casemate (Atkinson) $40 40 3.2(
Petit Bleu (Mehrtens 800 5.4C
Spuds (Rogers) 3.3C
Time, 0:5S2s.
Also ran-f Torrent, Nepal White Rage
First Glen, Phil Harris. Sails, Intaglio
Blue Teal. Rarity, Fulton. Thorn, Mas
ter Man.
Field.
Evening star., 1949-06-12

SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; maiden
3-year -olds and up; 9 furlongs.
Irish Wit lMehrtens) 7.20 $40 3.5(
Grandma @. fGlisson) 4.60 3.1(
Prophets Thumb tGorman) 6.7t
Time, 1:12s.
Also ran-f The Hoya, Sir Larkspur
Bouncing Boots, Cool Down. Fifth Wheel
Space ship, Bulkhead, Christopher, Esca.
dor, Velvet Rhymer, Two Feathers.
Field.
Dsily Double paid $3.50
Evening star., 1949-06-12

THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow.
ances, year olds; 5I2 furlongs.
Mucho Mas tWilson) 900 4.S0 3.0g
Shadows Start (Madden) 7.6o AZ
Judy'S Runner (Destasio) 2.oO
Time, 1905.
Also ran-Rio Supreme, Henry Busse
In MY Bones, Fried Acres and Dot II.
Evening star., 1949-06-12

THIRD RAcE-purse, So 5000; elainins
Evening star., 1949-06-12

EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ins; 4-year-olds and up; i miles oo
Keiwell (Buyle) 300 5fu s4u
Overpower tMadden) lo.S0 n,Sg
First Pebble (McLaughlin) sou
Time, 1:45ss.
Slorys Chance, Instanter and Buster Hope
Evening star., 1949-06-12

FOURTH RACFPurse, $4,000; claim.
ing, 3 year olds; furlongs.
Fire SONG (McAllisteD 11.60 $50 300
Atom Ride tZulker) 4.6O Sse
Peerless (FernandeZ) E.oo
Time, 1:122s.
Also ran-Blenco, Nice Manners, Bolc
Mack, Shifting High, Sandlot.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Norroqunsett Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000: claiming
4-year-olds and up; / mile and 70 yards.
Wherrie (Madden) 1b.40 $50 6.ut
Aehadee (Petrin) 3U.2O Il ~
Joans Robin (Zulker) hol
Also ranNHutch, Rose Hairan. Gooc
Sweep, Cherry Cake, Svengal. Squadron.
Evening star., 1949-06-12

SIXTH RAcE-The Roger Williams
Handicap, purse $4,000 added; 8 year
olds and up: !, = miles
Coaltown (Scurlocki 2.20 out out
Grand Entry (MullinSl out out
Fancy Flyer (Milligan) out
Time, :57.
Also ran-Mislesder, Column.
Evening star., 1949-06-12

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming
3.year-olds and up; about 4ta furlongs.
Eluros fHanes) $50 $50 q 40
Dtvidandy Regalbuto) 7.6O $40
Licorice tPalumbo) 2s0
Time, 0:5l1s.
Also ran-Isle of Man Cress Brook
Evening star., 1949-06-12

SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500; allow
ances; 2-year-olds; 5ta furlongs: q,
Attention Mark (Civito) $50 10y S'2s
Endurable tJohnsonl S.oo s.SSe
Well My Word (Martin) a'oe
Time, 1:06. s
Also rsn-Tar, Uncle Don Manoon
Flying Rules.
Evening star., 1949-10-20

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