davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Boys Club Launched
BY Moose Lodqe

A new boys club was opened in
Washington yesterday. the Moose
Boys Club. sponsored by Colum-
bia Lodge, at 1900 Twentieth
street NV. About SO charter
members were on hand to greet
the new director, Bob Youso.
Youso is a former professional
boxer with several years of boys
club experience in Miami. Open
ing of the new club was timed
for the conclusion of National
boys club week.
The club is for boys 6 to Is
years old. and parents need not
be members of the Moose Lodge.
The club is the result of work by
the Moose Athletic Committee. Of
which Pat Murray is chairman
and which also includes Jerry
Godbout. o. j. Spence and H. T.
Farrar.
Boxing equipment already has
been installed in the club rooms,
and other sports will be added.
Instructors in various sports ap-
pointed by Youso are: boxing. Bill
Saunders and John Blackwell;
football. Jack Gordy; track. Bob
Fugel; baseball, Lefty Fugel and
Jack Porter: calisthenics. Jack
Gordy and Jack Gilbert; model
airplanes, Bill Gordy, and golf,
Everett Burdette.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
McLane Sets Record
In 44O FreestyIe Win
Al AAU Swim Meet
BY fhe Associoted Press

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. April
Jimmy McLane. 18-year-old
prep school senior, upset Olympic
Champion Bill Smith of Ohio
State to win the 440-yard free
style swim in record time today
His victory meant the National
AAU indoor mems championship
for his New Haven Comm Swim
Club.
The New Haven medley relay
team Of Backstroker Allen Stack,
Breast Stroker Paul Girdes and
Free Styler Ray Reid won that
event as expected.
Ohio State picked up 10 points
in the 3-meter diving event
Bruce Harlan taking first-and
was second with team points for
the three-day meet.
New Haven had 40 points, "a
of them coming in the relays.
Ohio State, defending champion,
scored 81 points in all. % in the
two diving competitions.
McLane swan the 440-yard
free style in 4 minutes, Ais Sec
onds. Smiths old record was
minutes, 42.1 seconds set in the
indoor meet of 1914. Today Smith
finished fourth. losing his second
title of the meet. Bob Gibe of
Detroit took the 220-yard free
style crown from Smith yesterday
Bill Huesner of Northwestern
University was second to McLane
and Jim Thomas of the Univer-
sity of North Carolina was third.
Summaries:
440--yard freestyle:- Jimmy .McLane,
Carolina; GBili Smith. Ohio State; s 5W VI
Eddie, Gilbert, Texas Aouatics. Time. 4
minutes Al Is seconds
SasSyaId sayef dfdes Rssss Red RFse6 lHeT ewa Hasen yen
BRIGHTON Hotel Swim Club. Atlantic City
lege A, Time, minutes So seconds.
80 3-meter diving: l1Bruce Harlan. Ohio
Dallas, Tex; 3-Jack Calhoun. Ohio state:
4-Joe Marino. Columbus. Ohio; 5-John
Simpson, Ohio State
Evening star., 1949-04-03
West 10 GET Chance
For National Acclaim
In Ratford Fight

District Lightweight Sonny Boy
West. the boy with the fancy left
Jah. has a chance 10 earn national
recognition in tomorrow nighi s
main event fight at Turner s
Arena. Not only because Of the
good record carried here by Doug
Ratford, his opponent in the 10
rounder, but because a number OF
out-of -towners prominent In the
boxing game will be at ringside
Many members Of the National
Boxing Association Executive Com
mittee. in Washington for the
committees annual meeting. plan
to stay over and see tomorrow
nights bouts. II Sonny Boy looks
good the word is sure TO be carried
back home by these boxing big
wigs.
Matchmaker Gabe Menendez
booked this match in an effort TO
revive tagging interest In boxing
here before he goes into his sum-
mer outdoor campaign at Griffth
Stadium. Ratford's guarantee
comes right high and Menendez
says he figures to lose money. but
he thinks that II boxing gets a
shot in the arm from the bout IL
will be worth it.
Best part of Ratford's record is
two victories over. Kid Gavilan
who defeated Ike Williams in New
York on Friday night. He also has
beaten Freddy Dawson. The oues-
ton might be raised as TO why a
fighter who beat Gavilan Is fight-
ing in Turner's Arena instead OF
Madison Square Garden. Well
Ratford also has lost some bouts,
too; Tommy Bell and Ben Butler
topped him after he beat Gavilan
last year. He has come back since,
though. and only week ago de-
.feated Buster Tyler.
West is only 10 years old and
shows a record of 35 triumphs in
80 professional fights. In his last
one he decisioned the highly
regarded Johnny Williams In
Baltimore.
Gene Harley will meet Holly
Minis in a five-rounder In grudge
bout. In fours Walter Ham will
fight Eddie Woolson and Ralph
Gonzales will meet Gene Hunter.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
ey Ben kaeAl~es

Government pTIntlns cg.ce rHea
and women bowling On - teams
al 9 pm. wiu dominate soaas 5
heavy schedule n the ssss ar
nual WASEalngtca CITY DsacSp.n
Association tournament Ai Hgoags
land. while IN the Capitals oaly
other special psnspaIiaag a;gGa< e.
ton slew Of contestants are eN~
pccted 20 Hre IN the ClAVcatsea
Bowling Center Handicap start
!ng al :. Many entries are rx-
pected.
For the second successive week
end Lorraine Gull. the easy $
foremos, woman auekplnner. wtli
strive for victory over Baltimore
maple lanes when she pairs with
Bob Miciotio IN the third annual
Recreation mixed doubles.
Last Sunday the famous HI
Skor captain won the Elizabeth
BArger classic. beating Mrs, Bar
ger. who reisns as the queen of
the llttle-p pm game by four pms
Miss GULL enters the corrpcti-
ton as oefcndng champton. hay.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
NBA 0kays WaIcoit,
Charles Title Bout
At Conference Here

The National BOXING Assoc Ia =
tion's executive committee yester-
day put MS okay on the Joe Wal
coit- EZzard Charles hou: for the
heavyweight title vacated by Joe
Louis, approved the State OF
Washington'S application foI
membership. and came up with a
new membership plan that would
permit virtually everybody 70
belong TO the MIA. The COM
mittee is meeting al the Mayhower
Hotel here.
Walcott and Charles are to
meet in Chicago the night Of June
% under Louis promotion. Com
missioner Abe J. Greene of the
MIA previously had approved the
match as for the title. The New
York State athletic commission
came out In favor Of a tournament
to pick Louis successor. however.
New York is not a member Of the
MIA. Hence yesterdays com
mittee action was regarded as a
slap at the Empire State govern
ing body.
Leading Contenders.
NBA President Flamen B, Adae
said the committee endorsed
Greene's action and asked what
better match could be suggested
for title bout? He pointed out
that Walcott and Charles were the
No. and No. 2 challengers. re-
spectively. for Louis crown. He
said their contract for the fight
provides the winner must meet
the next highest challenger within
80 days. Within 80 days Of the
second bout the survivor must
face the next ranking challenger.
This, Adae said. should clarity the
heavyweight situation satisfac-
torily within six months.
The executive committee said its
additional membership plan was
to make the NBA even more
nationally representative" An
nual registration fees for such
would be as follows:
boxers, 81; managers. So: indi-
viduals interested in furthering
boxing as a national sport. SIS;
associate promoter, 500.
One Vote Per State.
Such members will have no vote
in NBA proceedings. The present
system Of one vote per state will
not be disturbed. All matters
pertaining to boxing also will con-
tinue to come through the COM
missions Of the respective states
to the NBA. Such special mem
berships also must be approved
unanimously by the commission of
the state from which they are re-
ceived.
The commission also condemned
the motion picture, THE Set-Up",
and directed that a letter of pro-
test be sent to its producers.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Rosecroh Raceway
Nears Completion

Rosecroft Raceway. which opens
for 20 nights OF harness racing on
May 26 In nearby Oxon Hill. Nd.
win be ready for an influx OF
horseSon April is, Dick Case. gen.
eral manager. announced yester-
day.
Case said both the half mile
track, where the races will be
held. and the mile track. will be
available for training purposes,
However. the mile oval will be used
only for jogging and training dur
ing the meet, the general manager
pointed out.
Work on the clubhouse and
grandstand. which together will
accommodate 5000 persons is
moving along at top speed, With
its broad ramp. Rosecroft will be
able to handle 10000 persons.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

GPO Bowling Teams to Throne
City Tourney Drives Tonieht

IT'S Wca ssE RecTvatssr is-Ears
rvrn; Jas; svas ~st1} Howard Pa.
ssasas. u no substituted !es Ngsoa..s
Kenny S~ck president a. g..
NCl1A- a. h~ AT.oyss las eNsu
efs csszarsegIng In A4r.s aes assg7 s.s
city tourney sets l.faSseswAy iss.t
astcsncan at
II another &aaac @. Mass-s a,
IS AL. te R3s X N-nate-s .-s
esaly r4nrysaH 10 eo7aq~y< 10 ss4.v
NCpA tpatnaufGt E.acr 1919
NeRtosd. wfse scck = }eaa.-.E .,s -.
In the formation az the axs.s "A.
tlnn. wAs captain et E,ru.gs Ssa-
teams for many yeas s1 a..
National Capital and Connae.v.z.
leagues. the nvx, 20 ee erxaassra
arFc
Ruh 00eihler. wAshlnstcrs
best soutsanaw eoxleg alse u
listed for stngies at as pm.
along with EnAny eg TIRE old
kuArd from GRO. including
Chilly Barnard. Clarence Pafdv
and Ira Shan,z Quethler AL
attempt 10 top the 4&0 boa led by
Jack BArkley. another ace lsIt-
handler. In Class A x.nGisa
Evening star., 1949-04-03
fassk 'ta'p-vs .sa r v
81 E&fs g. THzFa

NsHsb 3Ffrs-=~N sNA
AaTe&e b. 1 - 4ta g. fesfa
NsAEse&~-asaA ra
HltA@ A&gghs31 AAez s@sFfsH fsAss
,gept. c.rassa'e Csgsss a psfs4s - =
ns's RaaeS SEA sg.rsta Nshas psl
sUnsh. s3l!sm kaaaA, FraHa 4
b..aa Rey ehtfgsa tayr'r Lets.
uatshrs aees9s sssa, fTsnt Mes
- essaiss--. a. ra
Louise IsryBy6.N (sssFrs
pNaAles~-@ FA
At~Are iolaas A. ,AshsFS Als<htt,
bgv. bSsll, ~, S'is' ~ Ws,,le's ss'S Srs t;sns..
John T Acttsary w{u.m \ SeoHsha-
fIsnE l. RiekaFasen Ttsss hsfsass -Aafst
Adamson. Me- Iesnss seeas 5Sfntt FsV
Norman Rsssssair. 4shn AeAaaas ~c'ssa
Harp
C'ena T-ssins 20 O AstaF1 flAnHtha
6 : @ 2 as,sl sJa,,, r.,'e,. i,.s ss,,s % r stg::
% O MtNeal, rAnHs g = o Mad.
o4,., Sfs rf1., Fi.,. q : & s,.s.st T. s,.,,.,
hsss'ss sts "a IS g a.ra NJ. s.'e ,e,s d h'F'' 4
Ai,edg, Rlshxga Hssiti las 6AmsltgAa
aia:s asss isss. ss.s". e '1' Ms., Sc s.t..
8 Mems 81 $3.50 Aserrnlaet ~ !
& Q 9 stss, Nm" stds.,, e. J , ! 6'ss.s'A s,.i,
frss. i,s,' d "i'ts'' N,se ~ jae Roess s' q. I q
N.sht,, Fela,gs Aeow "a r o sEas..
nstsns % o kahi iinetyet q
n.xsaI MedsrA pseoTaton ,AasI5yas
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Tanners Horse Beats
Big Dial, Choice, Neck
After Stretch Duel
BIZ fhs Atkocicted Prsst

BOWIE. Md. April Claude
C. Tanners Nearway proved ne
could take a distance as well as
a sprint today when he won the
$40 ,000- added Bowie Handicap at
a mile and 10 yards.
Nearway. who has copped three
6-furlong events so far this year,
beat out the favorite, George NJ.
Jacobson's Big Dial, by a neck
before a srecord crowd Of 23,198.
His fans collected s7-2o for each
50 bet.
While Nearway and Big Dial
were battling 1t out for first, C.
B. Carter's War Story and Clar-
ence Hartwick's Flag Drill fought
for the show position. The photo
gave 1t to War Story.
Nearway carried Jackey Nunzio
Pariso over the slow track in
1:45as.
Nearway was rated fifth among
the 1947 juveniles by Racing
Secretary John B. Campbell. But
the son Of Ladysman and Gorge
Gus Lady broke down after two
starts as a 3-year-old.
He came back with two wins
at the Fair Grounds last month
and took the opening day Rowe
Memorial here Monday.
Jockey Pariso rated Nearway
off the pace set by Flag Drill
until the last turn when he moved
up and wore down Big Dial in
the final 100 yards.
The biggest previous crowd at
Bowie was 21,100 on Thanksgiv-
ing Day, 1916. Today's mutuel
handle Of $1.191,766 was $70,595
more than the previous high day
set last year.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
vaIdina Scamp Wins
Deep Run Cup Race
By the Associoted Press

RICHMOND, Va, April a.
Samuel R. Fry's Valdina Scamp
broke to the front at the final
Jump today to win by four lengths
the Deep Run Hunt Cup and set
a new record for the Strawberry
Hill course. Ten thousand spec
tators watcher the six-race pro-
gram.
With Mr.. E. H. Bennett up, the
11-year-old brown gelding from
Reading, Pa, romped the three
miles over post and rails in six
minutes 1925 seconds.
Second was Royal Mission, q
six-year- old brown gelding, owned
by Lee L. Chandler, III. Of Pitts
burgh, Pa, and ridden by Mr.. G.
Stephens.
Child's Pet, .ten-year-old choco-
late gelding, owned by De Courcy
Wright, of Richmond, finished
third.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
c. U. Netmen Will Open
Aquinst jays Tuesday

All Catholic University spring
sports teams will be in action by
Tuesday when Coach Bill Dorasav-
ages tennis squad opens It's season
by playing host to Johns Hopkins,
The squad will be built around
five veterans, Stan Levy. Roger
Spencer. Bennett Lyons. Richard
Pincus and Joe Shanahan. Dora
savage also has a couple OF promis-
ing newcomers In Irwin Vas. a
pstive of Calcutta. india. and
Jim Heating. an outstanding per-
former last year at the Scranton
pa Tennis Club.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
I odoy's Schedule in City Bowling
Dee eles~E Pm

S@eRfet~-k N
lsstte FUTfs~Cseersf MASH C}Krtwas-
= sfF "a AaEhew sEsF3esssas MSrgs ,OsEras.
tlsfftcs FQrst AoaeEas SvvgsIs- Rg,ssr e
N3lhtaf Glenn SEAMAN t-s1a.Ees f79s.-
stse t1oites Base b t&ceF&s Cga,es
Charts F2SEu- WATER Kerr Robert ygss,
MAIZE Aoe3eS Geelkt 3aERs w&.gAA Arsa-
aEy Berry MoseE-E Evelyn Freeman RAh.
ere CamHsrss- CsIran Eegsmas Chsy8es
Re adv ,iiIam kehunrmkH. okty Fayns.
VIE u FoaEniet. William KAeass- 3anes
AcGilethlin
psaeies-s IA Pm
Horace IBtkff-JeFFE ThnRlnspa Runns
raekeT~SeEna W&nnaA. henJAAis RsAoAs
IhoElas AlngTeSt, Jostna MRshltr pstTIfk
Hurley, Euasnt Rrewn~IrA shsatz William
hAft!Sen-Gsu Wilhelm. Hafry Bsgnifeh-
Anton HanNk William AAsehsti -Thaan as
kneelana Alec Perrin -cieorse AsfaaslI
EDWARD Trarper- Arneld Reeslsr Alfred
Rosson-stsVt Tiilsy, Matt RaHsossa- phl.ltr
Ransom. william Nsisoa- ETTssst Mcdowell
Florentino Fahe!la aCari knhpptH
stnGtes-S 20 Pm
Leslie Furry, deoFss MAlaeR Cgafsnst
faTdy Mathew S&eptenskl Clarence
Grown. JoSSrh Neville Roeers Wiihias
rlypn neTyl MoseF NsTyn Freeman
see Tucker. Jerry Thompson aunna
Tucker, Norma Nsnnait Benjamin. Reach
Al hsrthmaltf. William Murphy. Eastas
Brown. Ira SAantG EdwKrd TfAppff. Wi.
liam Harrison, Harry Eeinlieh
Evening star., 1949-04-03
District Area Fighters
Leaving Today for
Boston Tourney

Minus the services of F1yweigft
Gene Smith who was conceded the
best chance of capturing a title,
the District AAU boxing cham
pions enplane at noon today for
Boston where they will compete
In the national AAU champion
ships tomorrow through Wednes-
day.
Smith, one of the most devas-
tating 112-pound amateur fight
ers to come out of Washington in
some time, damaged his hand in
winning the inter-city Golden
Gloves crown in New York re-
Gently. The following night he
whipped Joe Buttice at Turner's
Arena for District AAU honors.
Physicians have ordered the
youngster to give the injured
hand rest.
Representing the District in the
nationals are Jimmy Caraway,
118; Dave Jacobs, 1876; Willie
Davis 1856; Connie Wilkins, lat;
Eddie Marshall, 160; Hezekiah
Williams, ITS, and Eddie Grant,
heavyweight. OF this crew, only
Marshall and Grant have had ex-
perience in the national competi-
ton. Both fought in Boston last
year, Marshall reaching the semi
finals of the light-heavy division.
Three of the team, Jacobs.
Davis and Grant, represent
Apollo Club, coached by Glen
Drake, himself former national
AAU contender from Washington,
while two others, Wilkins and
Marshall, are from Police Boys
Club No. 2. Accompanying the
boxers will be Boxing Chairman
Jocko Miller and Coaches Drake,
Lou Gevinson and Otis Harris.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Jumuicu Results
BY the Asscciofsd Press

FIRST RAcEE-Purse: ACE $500; claiming;
"a! dsmsss asst leis4f ssst"''"' $40 sS ssS $sS $$ssSS
Mr.. b. Adams) lilo
Time, 1:133s.
FLASH Teddys l'isase Rose, fYorkfeid I f Lennfe @
Boy. Esterita, fHyson, Mr.. Champ, dqDa-
nads Capt fJhansi.
daFinished second but was disqualified.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $4,000; maiden
SpsoWn SssaTn0les; eseuIldeE 5aF5onfS 700 400 $40
aRope Trick (Jessop) 7.1o $50
Gerrymsnder (Guerin) 1910
Also Also ranWslu. rnOsl Teal, Lester ptncus,
6psIilant,. Free strider, sTrumpet King
al Bieber-Mrs. Z. D. Jacobs entry.
bW. P. Chrysler entry.
DAILY double paid $27.50)
THIRD RAcE-purse, $4,000; claiming;
4-year-olds and upward; 8 furlongs.
,Hullabaloo (Guerin) 1890 1880 7.20
HARD Tfms' Facts t.1she ssRhio0u' $50
Also rsnSPitticus: Felucca. fcacique,
e5 v s rrfsse. Re Bsausy sssasaTsnPP peaP
fField.
ems. S-sear:oids ,5h furiongs. ~
Full Speed (Jessop) $50 4.20 ESQ
Forker Dodson) 4.S0 $40
Good Egg tPassmore) $40
Also ran 'Hobcaw Barony, Fennelly,
Beau Ideal. New Nations, REYNOLDS Jr.,
Midianite. Teamate, Smoky knight, Two
Feathers
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances: 4-year-olds and upward; 5A fur
longs.
Tavistock (Atkinson) 1880 7;So $50
Local Band fBoulmetis) 1880 zoo
But Why Not sMehrtenS $50
Also ranMTRers Jewel. upbeat, Word
SIXTH RAcE-Purse; $50, 600 added
olds; furlongs.
Olympia (Atkinson) 500 2.40 $50
Model Cadet tArcaro) 4.2O $40
Curandero (Gorman) $50
Time, 1:10@.
Also ran-Option, Palestinian. Reveille.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $4,000: claim
sSsmasa sSsm6na Ffss essss%ass sAssF'' 4s0 ssS S5S
Hiya Sailor (ScurlocD 200
Also e' 'ranTEvas Toy. Maelstrom, Iron
way.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and upward: Is miles.
Flaming L'dy tWoodse) 11.20 $50 4.60
Croesus (Atkinson) 4.50 $40
Spicebush Delahoussaye) $50
Also @ei irann9Happy All Larry D. Aalibit
Balsamar, Shadow Shot, Gretna Green
md Roman Runner.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Jenifer Appointed
Md. Turf Chairman,
Succeeding Janney
BY the Assoeicsed Press

ANNAPOLIS. April 2. - H.
Courtenay Jenifer got the nod to-
day from Gov. Lane to be the new
chairman of the Maryland Racing
Commission.
A member Of the commission
since f943. Jenifer will fill out
the term of Stuart s. Janney. tr.
which expires in 1858. Janney
resigned yesterday, telling the
Governor he couldn't agree with
the extra racing days given Bowie
and Laurel.
The appointment left Gov. Lane
a vacancy to fill on the three-man
commission. Frank Small. jr.. is
the other member. He has been
on the racing body since 1887 and
was chairman in 1912.
Special Representative.
The move opened the way for
the Governor to appoint harness
racing representative and thus
satisfy the sulky sportsmen. They
were disappointed when the legis-
lature yesterday killed a bill to
set up a separate commission for
harness racing.
Small'S term expires in May.
There had been speculation that
he would not be reappointed, but
this appeared remote since his
going was pegged on the belief
he would make room for a har-
ness racing man.
This no longer appeared neces-
sary by the elevation of Jenifer.
The new chairman Is a Balti-
more county sportsman and prac-
tices law in Towson.
Took Mahoney's Place.
Small served as chairman in
1912 and 1913, being succeeded
by George P. Mahoney. Gov. Lane
replaced Mahoney with Janney
when he took Office in 1947.
Janney's resignation was SUBJ
mitted the day after the legisla-
ture turned down the Maryland
Jockey Clubs request to move out
of Pimlico to Laurel. The racing
commission had indorsed the pro-
posal and Janney personally
urged the legislators to sanction
it.
Janney said in his letter Of res
ignation that his reason was the
10 days each given Bowie and
Laurel. He disagreed with grant,
ing the extra days which was done
without consulting the commits
sion.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-oldS and upward 1s4 miles
Yukon (ChestnuO 1910 9.l0 5.30
Leavetaking (PhillippD 4.20 $50
High Peak tPennock) 800
Time, 300as.
Also ran-Bonnier. License, Sibsis,
Spanaoua That's Him, Sweet Reward,
Joes Laddie and Fighting Bull.
NINTH hACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and upward; i. miles.
Burboy (Cook) 4O.70 1000 SO
Chillia Queen (F1co) 17.l0 S.s0
outsider (WagneD 4.7O
Time, 1:473s.
Also ran-Steei Chain, On March, Sea-
manlike, Singh, Rebuke, Betsy OHerron,
Greek Hero
Evening star., 1949-04-03
GuIfstreum Park Results
BY the Associotsd Press

By the AsSoctdteo FfeSS
FIRST sAcpvyss s5d pvVs4a s2a99 sSiloass slsns
Stan Trscy (Gonzalsz) 7.6o 40 $50
sWeepeold Cook. $40 6.40
History Maker tRoberts, 4.7o
Also ran@Princess Laura, Hidden Ace,
oienbach, casein. Four Fours, Name
Hygro.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4-yeaT-olds % and up; fprlensSS' 6S az
Mixer Mfpns 1iMacAndrewsS i ~ 500 $50
sr9fasn Gi%e, 1ssssT%sr'' f:ss%1 ''00
In. Rsrakas, Pisidloch, valdina Math, Bee
DAILY double paid $4,000
THIRD RAcE-purse, So 200; claiming;
Sfss%nS IlEht Eob.Issan ssPD 1890 1873 sso so
His T,Gs Grace fEsash' s'@o
so R zss oK 1sdna As
River Flares. Blenweed.
ns EogsrH asePqHss sad as1
4stfa Aslf. Sssse Ress SsilI.pep 0SO $50 az
shln1ns Tims, pesd 3:sassi s.penn0'n 500
Aiso rsnJsy rSrst oooa COPY .,nS coey. e..
Hope.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. So. 400; claiming;
4-year-olds and upward; is miles,
Vinits Rev (PhillippD $40 4.9n $40
Ferry Pilot (Wilson) $50 5.10
Black Tigress (Roberts) $40
Time, 1:45A.
Force end. Billy Perry. second Try.
SIXTH RACE-Purse $4,000. allow
ances; 4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs.
Hypostyle (Schreck) 27.30 $50 8 30
Mangohick Cook 4.70 40
Speedy Lee (Smith) $50
Time, 1:109s-
Also ran-a Mr. Buster, Mons Boy,
a Agrarian u, Carrera Marble.
- al. L. McKnisht entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; The
Fountain of Youth Handicap; 3-yesr-olds;
11,IT J.: miles nj, ,po,,,,.n, - On 500 4so
Fugitive (Smithl 1920 700
Top Admiral tStrange) $50
Time, 1:44h.
Also oran-Spizerinktom Blue Grip, Fay
cite County, Whirltown and Air Attack.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Bowie Results
BY the Associoied Press


3-year-olds; IL. miles.
spslf hSif 19wni 6S9 Pj.nkn 1910 ssS g = 5aS 3
Vona (Batcheller) $40
Also Ian--Beautown Ellen's Pick, Dandy
ssnny Hoof opsn hsss S. n NV Wesy spo0k
SECOND RAcE-Purse. ss.ooon claim
ing; 4-ysar-olds and up; 9 furlongs. . Or
NE M wqiDRes 45Phan tsssi1s Gsge1 7eo 9o ss sS
Di7Ez Fine pane 7 n!ilFs. e. 's'0'o $50
Also Also ran-RSush cloua, Leadsrship
DAILY double paid S12o.40)
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claiming;
4;year-olds and upward; 9 furlonss. -.
Iheef9re It 9iIi 'zuSE, 5P,ateheller' 600 saSo ss9
Bright Student (Terunello) $3.50
Also e' raanaEEEquiDass, wsrmoud. Elbow
sss olssI sela HsfS sefe % Mksons ptnse
ns; 5So1,. and upTssd 5SropEs *
:. Also fan@Bis and Better Gallant Gi t.
King Chatter. Ginargie.
FIFTH RACE-Handicap; purse, S5,-
900; 3;yesr-olds; 8 furionss.
Tsht Esfn saaeess saaaisrse se.viteo, 4eo 2SSo sS sS
Kitchen Police tBasiie, 2.2o
sapSe Ass Date RssnasS e2 bag pD
81. 6. dint sed~ell sRsek' entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000 added;
the Bowie Handicap; 3-year-olds and up;
/ mile and 20 yards.
Nearway GPariso) S.20 40 100
war 4,rss Story 4s s!Gsivitello' $40
Also ran-Cat Bridge. Flag Drill, King
Midas. Halconero, Lord Grillo, Prefect.
G. Ring entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500; allow
Fuleura (Civitello) 1880 $40 $50
Maudeaux (BatchelleD 480 $40
Kiewell (Boyle) go
Time. 1:571s.
Also ran-Hoodoo Lady. Bee W Bee, Ted
Yves, a Snob Tourist Head Smart.
popkin and Miles entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $500 claim
Ing; 4-year;olds and upgaaIGd' IL IL miles
Our Birthday (Zehr) 4.40 $50
Lady Saladin (Gillespie) 100
Also rsn-Third Avenue, Liberty Lin,
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Moose Nine to Practice

First practice for the Moose
baseball team, which is entered
in the Anacostia Recreation
League, will be held at 10 am.
today at Fairlawn Field. Pat
Murray is manager.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

EIGHTH RACE-Purse $4,000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and upward; IL miles.
Singular (Martfn) $50 600 440
Our Birthday (Zehr) 440 $50
Lady Saladin tGillespie) 11.00
Also ran-Third Avenue, Liberty Lin,
Miss Fluff. Blobdel, Willoplay. Mono Flag,
War Spy, Trance Sleeper. Rough Feathers
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Bowie Entries
FOR MONDAY.
BY the Associated Press
Clear and Good.

First post Q PM, EST.
FIRST .RACE--Purse,. $4,000: claiming;