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Evening star., 1950-03-05
Sontu Anitu Results
lear and Fast.

,zr,e,r Clear and Fast.
sd snd p! ts55os: ts55oe elaimns
Scots Fire Gassweflj ii.so 7.1o $40
Bullrelis tMatthews) $50
Also ran-Anayr. Brocha, Gay Trooper,
Ionita, Top Emperor, Garbosa, Iron Grip,
Gay Ace, Bar News.
ms SECOND e1sI -R;ae R;AacEmPurse. $500; claim
Not Very Much 5Pearson}S S''0 go go 455o 4.55oo
a 4so ranTansdsro. MTsssniMs sao1drop First s1o 70
Fly, Burgette and Papagos.
TaIRR aIuI. RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming
aesss Ssfs s"ssasss es ssS ssS SS sS sSS
"aF 4imaMf:i1fGa slavf 1GaHss0n' Y. $50
Also H ranNTrinfet rs K VII Time, Hy.R,m VIII.
low Sweep, Terremoto and Bee doiiy. " IL
Ing Ing: 4-yyear-olds y and up: six furlonss.
Charlie hasf Rssss Bsad GSSnsdem Sssrsen $50 ss6
Time :103s
nos Aiss Setts Hsns Biss Tcnnn Tmete Abi Kate H'D
Foster-Collins entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500; claiming
aa.yrearJoids a.rdu., tl,I and up; 1,s miles.
Tseoeii The aIke keRieros ss9o.ro, s1so 1920 s2{
'''Ssa. Time.-i TaH :4s,s. o''an0' o's'
Also rans.Better Value, P.ssado. Redi.
Boomerang Boy TrentJ 51.2o 21.so e.7(
knockdovn (LasswelD $50 4.6(
Tops Boy Iongden) 2.e(
Also ran@Roman In, Rhodes Bull
Dharan, Visticson. Tick Along.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
Groy Star Captures
Sunshine Feature
ty the Assoeioted Press

OLDSMAR, Fla, Mar. f.
James H. Carr's Gray Star came
through on the rail for a close
win in the $500 Bellebair Yacht
Club purse at Sunshine Park to-
day.
1t was the third straight VIC
tory here for the odds-on IA
vorite, but she needed a little
luck to pull it off.
Paul j. Bailey sent her f1yine
through on the inside when bott
leaders. On the Aisle and Daunte.
did. bore wide at the stretch turn
Gray Star finished the. six fur.
longs half a length ahead of Or
the Aisle, with Dauntedid another
length back.
Gray Star paid $3.50, $3.50 ane
$3.50. Her time was 1872.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
BY the Associotsd Press

CHARLES TOWN, W. Va, Mar
As. H. Rogers Blue Rocket
won the $1,000 inaugural purse as
a crowd of $500 turned out today
to welcome the opening of the
1850 racing season at the A-mile
track here.
Blue Rocket, with Jockey jim
my Baird up, held clear command
from start to finish as he scored
seven lengths in front of j. T.
Gibson's Rough Ordy, the favorite
in a field of seven.
The winner, 3-year-old gray
colt, was timed in lit 1/5 for the
Charles Town Course" of six fur
longs plus 100 feet. Blue Rocket
returned $3.50 for a 50 win ticket.
Baird also brought the Rogers
Silks home first in the fourth
race when he brought Gunner in
ahead of Easy Homer and Gem
D'Esprit. Trainer Dan Chamblin
shared in the twin victory.
Despite the fact that all the
horses on the opening-day card
were going to the post for the
Evening star., 1950-03-05
Red CameIia Scores
In New Orleans 'Cap;:
Favorite Scratched
By the A,socioted Pres,

NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 4.-Red
Camelia withstood a late rush
by Blue Thanks to win the $25,-
000-added New Orleans Handicap
today. 'S
Jockey Pat Milligan pushed Red
Camelia into the lead after a "a
Of mile and held on to win by
half length.
Red Camelia was timed in
l:492s over the muddy track. The
victory over the mile and a six
teenth was worth $21 800 to Own
er Joe w. Brown. Red Camelia
returned $3.50, $4.2O and SO. The
winner carried 104 pounds.
E. M. O'Brien's Blue Thanks
came from we'll back in a late
rush that almost overhauled the
winner. Jockey Jimmy Combest
brought Blue Thanks between
horses and was gaining on Red
Calemia at the finish.
Dart By, owned by the Brook
meade Stables and ridden by Con
Errico was third. two lengths of
pace.
Blue Thanks carried l12 pounds,
Dart BY 1872
The favorite in the early bet
ting. Johns Joy, was scratched.
He had been assigned top weight
Of 124 pounds and drew post posi-
tion No. 81. outside the gate.
His trainer decided mot to take
any chances" and withdrew him.
There were five other scratches
today, reducing the field to Is.
Second place for Blue Thanks
brought Owner O'Brien $4,000,
while third-place Dart BY collector
$2,500 and fourth-place Athlete
got $3.50.
Jockey Frank Bone rode three
winners in a row at today's ses-
sion, boosting his 3-day total to
nine. His winning mounts today
were Lynn Chance in the third
race. Joggins in the fourth and
Fighting Louie in the fifth.
The 1000 fans at todays races
poured $297,560 through the
mutuels. The crowd was less than
expected because of the bad
weather.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
Of Skipper Second
In $500 Handicap;
Crowd Breaks Mark
BY the Asseciotsd Press

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 4.-Yankee
Hill. Sanford Stud Farms 6-year-
old handicap veteran, clipped two
f1fths Of second off the six-fur-
long track record today as he sur
vived stretch duel with John
Marsch's or Skipper to win Gulf
stream Parks $500 Inaugural
handicap by a nose.
The brown son of Bahram, who
equalled the seven-furlong track
record at Hialeah last week, was
clocked in 1:093s over a fast strip
to better by two fifths of a second
the lilo record time shared by
Umpydan and Turbine. 1t was the
fastest six-furlong time since
March 8, 1947, at the seaside track.
or Skipper, the even money
favorite under a top impost of
l19 pounds. managed to outrun
Palatine Stables Hash Night by
a half length and P. L. Grissom' S
Almenow trailed Hash Night by
four lengths for fourth money.
Record Crowd.
The 1881 turf fans who turned
out made up the largest opening
day crowd In the tracks history. 1t
bettered by 2.712 the previous de-
but throng of 1929 established
on March last year.
The $1,256,376 mutuel handle
for the nine-race card was an all
time opening day record for the
track. It bettered by 1856 the
s1.173,690 previous mark set on
March S. 1947, also for nine races.
Last year the opening day crowd
wagered $990,944 for eight races.
Eleven sprinters, three-year-
olds and up. went in the opening
day feature.
With veteran jockey Warren
MehrtenS up, Yankee Hill dis
played early speed, took the lead
and held on in a driving finish.
or Skipper, ridden by Eldon Mel
son, ran close to the pace and
then made his bid in the stretch
but couldn't wear down Yankee
Hill. who survived by a nose in a
camera finish.
$4,750 First Money.
Hash Night ran in fourth place
until the stretch, rallied willingly
but couldn't make up the ground
gained by the duelling leaders.
Yankee Hill earned $4,750 first
money and rewarded 50 hackers
$3.50. $3.50 and $3.50 across the
board. OF Skipper paid $3.10 and
$2.70 and Hash Night paid So for
a 50 show ticket.
Trimmed and manicured to per-
fection for south Florida's last fl
days of racing, the track by the
sea added water skiing exhibitions
and sailboat races on the infleld
lake for the opening day.
Jockey Bobby Permane, who
was critically injured in a spill
here last winter, presented the
winning jockey Of the fifth race.
Bobby Bauer, with a pair of riding
boots. The race had been named
for the injured Jockey,
Evening star., 1950-03-05
New Orleans Results
BY the Assoeiotsd Pres,

41.assa,a! rMsT RAcE1arurse. act p; 5000; claiming;
fssx Bee tchermsmie5 1000 1880 $40
Nedford G.m. {HaIsy) SO
fHelens Honey, Kayd.i, Misueiito. iite'1assl ouiet
cafsi fled, Little jan MerrymaFch.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 5000; claim
EleEant Lad lclssEsttj 1890 40 SO
InysTm.rf Tim.: 1:{aH HlEl H'ls'' $50
Also rsn-Auditor. Bold Hal. Colonel
g%ssck. %ss... II. . Farmer, Sharon g.. Bette,
Daily double paid ssos.2o.
sn; TH5Ep EAGPq5;i s5;ion:.l $1,000 claim
Lynn Chance (Bone) 500 $50 2.eC
son2ss sonass fGaSsti,llsll, 1920 800
s'14aa Fine: 'Sens.Sek' S:I6S: s'sf
Also ranNDis Hash. Nina Dee. Pro.
tanto. Frozen Dainty and Jeanne H.
FOURTH RACE-purse. $1,000; 2-year.
1anfs pSssIn' ced@psst, s1Spss 1880 54too 81 sss{
lmPfi11s! Pims: !siHNsl0of' ::sfNl 1926
esyssie Psyche E.e; E,ys & NsedlsDoint1 Hsy' "
caP.aia imField! g L.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim.
xhtns M louie lsone sns SO fufosss sss
Rurgoo Master tTenaslio) $50 3.sl
Ripplins Sand, Hill Flight. chocI Abiock
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; allow.
ances: 3-year-olds: 6 furlongs
TsasIss TsdSiss imp. imp 'c9mSssn 100 500 3.85
Miss Kazoo lHarD 5.s(
Also ranSBos.lus., Beckett, Kalimer.
Jacks Banner.
SEVENTH RACE@Purse. S25, 900 added
the New, Orleans Handicap; s-year-old,
s!s Red II; cameita Il aillis.n, 7so 4.so 900
Blue Thanks fcombest) $50 $50
Dart Fin By fEaE5leO' !aasc $50
tain tain Joe : Rosebosoush. Athists. tAften
Thssrtsd, iThe dfobe % AIMS Nfs.~18H Lex snd
az. N. o'Brien and R. Green entry.
Joe W. Brown entry.
EIGHTH EAcE-Purse. S2.1oo; claim
t,oa Ing 4yssr.oias p,srs and up; II miles
Broad Back lBass) $50
Also ran@biieltOid. no Kurkland, Guilty
NINTH RAcE-Fdrse. $500; claiming;
joe vaienti Ha 1ns aTenaslioj u1i e' 74e $40 $50
Fearless, Ken (Spencer) $50 2.80
Pompacle (stuarD 800
AAlmenn:oshit Also ran&eitt, Silver spy. conney Star
Peacemaker.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
134 Kentucky Derby Nominees
Include Seven Calumet Horses

Diamond Jubilee Derby last May
Heading the list of Calumet
Farm nominations is Theory, son
of Pensive, 1914 Derby winner
Other Calumet eligibles are All
Blue, Contribution, Courage
Mostest, Oplnionated and Shelter
Topping the list of four fillies
was A. G. Vanderbilt's Bed o
Roses, champion of her sex and
leading money winner among last
years juveniles. Vanderbilt also
nominated the f1lly. Next Move.
The other two f1llies were Drift
ing Maid, owned by Helis, and
Fanueil Miss, owned by John
Deveney's Honeywell Farm. Both
were stakes winners in 1949.
Among the other outstanding
nominees were Tom Gray's Oil
Capitol, w. M. Peavey's Wisconsin
Boy, r. B. CAROLS Mucho Mas,
Aoercrombie and Smiths Strand
ed and the West Coast satellite,
William Goetz's Your Host. The
latter won the recent $100,080
Santa Anita Derby.
One of Greentree Stables nom
nations was Guillotine, winner of
the Belmont Futurity.
A number of former Derby win
ners have sons nominated for the
1850 running. Among these sires
are Count Fleet, Whirlaway, Pen
sive. Burgoo King, War Admiral
and Omaha.
This years 1874 nominees COM
pares with 113 year ago. There
are five foreign-bred colts eligible
for the 1850 Derby and Is of the
nominations were stakes winners
last year.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
Gulfstreum Park Results
By the Associotsd Press

FIRST RAcE-purse. $4,000; claiming;
;oa, a1year,oldSS 1aiS, and . upward; fuTi9nssa Ao
Brief Whirl (spinaleJ 1890
Also s' ranHaiitter eulch. Bari. Frances
docio. First Night, Wary Flight and Pine
Lake.
SECOND EASECpyrss, ;srsss $500; allow
Roushhouss Sseuriock) $40 4.soo go 20
Kings Prince tRogers) 1890
Also Hoe' ran"Retainer, Johns Admiral
Lady Duchess, Wentworth, Nine Friends
Third War, Lucky Harp, Almeria, Ball
DAILY Double paid $27.70J %
THIRD RACE-Purse $4,000, claiming;
44-year-ol&ds & and upwards 6o furlonss' T6 IN
Midehannqel, ol sNelson) 4'so
Also ei ranWdround Fog. Colleague Local
and Air Patrol.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500; allow
ances; 4-year-olds and upward; 6 fur
ottsr Brook cY SculnYone> 4.7o s,1o s.36 ss.36
Bannerday (Pollard) 43O
Also me' ranOfighting Fool, Lea Mary,
Best Doing. Top Honors and Wish Egan.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances: 3-year-olds; 70 miles,
Psse Scores sponenieo, Rsnfe 1850 sS 5sS ZIG ZIG
Peace Mission (Nichols) $50
Also ran - Delphy, Champion Liar.
LuSuriant;. Contract, Eflervescsnt and
Sixth RAcE-Ths 1naugural Handi-
cap; purse. $1,000; 3-year-olds and up;
SanEss 1S5ssnHii hIil eMshiseps, 1890 s7o s.ssse
oil Skipper tNelsont $40 2.5e
Hash Night lCulmone) 300
"A Also ranWMiss Disco. Gambler, Eaton
Attention Mark, Bolo Mack
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances; 4-year-olds and upward; Is miles.
Z Count-a Bit (Robertson) ZOO 4.30 2.90
vide Margin !Hannford, $40 4so so
Also ranETitien End. Stud Poker,
British Isles. Alairne, Ger Vahtes and
ffsi EIGHTH HFai RAcE-purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and y@pwnanrd; @ IL o miles s
IRON nn Pig Piseon WowelD ~ 40 SO
i Aayram (Monteiro) 1910
! Also ran--Lifter, Dan o'Peace, Halba-
sail, Budapest Highbinder. Called, Float
I ing. Tarport Kid and Weeping Willow.
NINTH .RACE-Purse. So. 200; claiming;
Hunter xsaoPsS +. DEWITT faa a" $3.50 1916 900
4 Take Wing Domenico) 1880 lI.20
Kid STUFF (Weissman) 22.80
1 Time, 2:332s.
Also ran-Scotland Yard, Beneelobe,
xxcelente, Binont, Quaker, Harbor,. Bach
dor Boy. Cross Duchess. Aero Jack.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
Blue Rocket Captures Feature
In Charles Town Inaugural

first time this year. favorites and
near choices won most of the
events. The longest-priced winner
was Calabozo who rewarded 81
hackers with $17.20 while taking
the seventh race.
The plant did a good business
at the tote windows with a total
Of $265.5l5 being handled. This
despite the fact that the usual
race train had been cancelled due
to the coal strike. However, buses
carried the crowds in from Wash
ington and Baltimore.
H. j. Townsley's Sirnite won the
first race at $7.40 and coupled
with Justin Funkhouser's Gilden
Fox. the second race victory at
$3.50, produced a 1920 daily
double.
The 8-event card launched the
first Of f1ve separate meetings
that will be held this year at
Charles Town. Although the track
generally ends racing for the
East each December, this is the
first time it has opened the sea-
son,
Evening star., 1950-03-05
Charles Town Results
BY the AsSoeiatsd Press

FIRST RAcE-purse. $500: claiming;
4-year-olds and upward; about Az fur
Nuptial 1Resalbuto, 100 700
Beaming Miss Palumbo) 440
Also e rsnHBella Frances. Nav, Dance,
Halori, Ocean Dream. v.idina clown
SECOND RACE-Pnrse. $1,000 allow
aiss; anSss; 3A.yearsolds; BY about. 4h fprlongs. y
sir ldea GamSe nSf 'Ssuke soston $50 asso sso Iso
Bridal Sister tPalaez) 500
Also ran-Telephon., Miss crokit, War
Fly, Whsaten, New varam:
| DAILY double paid S1e.2O)
THRU, RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming
3-year-olds and up; 6h furlongs:
ssa sonnls gnes $50 o 3so se se
syPh1n T1ma pssnh.uer, ,s4s s.2t
tvs Bobby. Cherokee Star, Bee Kee.
FOURTH RACE--Purse. $1,000; claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and upward; about 6 fur.
SssHi5 9s B's;9 Iss;,s} $50 is
Also ran-Beaming Moose, Brooke Argo
Rima. Sidell. Rossie Derby.
sarra1dI MrTa dRAGEmrurss; .Cs , s1;2eo: claiming
Nors Tolson I 'K55TS sHiID 7,so s4466 a46 ss9of{ so{
Belle of Shore (Kratz) 33S
Time, 123A
Also ran-Concordian Won't Miss, Bo,
Larkmead. Portland Bells.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 81 200; allowance
3-year-old and I'D: about s furlongs,
Blue Blue Rocket @ IBaird( $50 $50 2.4C
Lewis D (Dickey) 46C
Time, 1:17b.
Also ran--First Boston. Snow Passes
Max Town. Easter Morning
bG. s. Moore-S. H. RoEers entry.
SEVENTH RAcE--Purse. 81 900; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: l /. miles
Calabozo (McDermott) 1920 7.60 4.sO
Specter CPalaez) 2020 II OG
Gay Wildly (Holland) 4 ia
| Time, 155.
Also ran-Battle Sandals, Omaha Mike
Amlick. Silk and Satin, Pelops
EIGHTH RACEPurse, $1,000; claim
ing; 4-yesr-olds and upward: IL. miles.
Dawndale Oauerl $50 q 40 D an
Ballast fMarchesD 6a0 3SG
| Sobre Todos (MitchelD S6G
Time, 153
Also ran--Beau Briar. oaklee Maid, Mi
Dill D. World Win and Larkaround.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
BY fhs Associotsd Press

LOUISVILLE, KY, Mar. A.
Churchill Downs announced a list
Of 134 3-year- -old thoroughbreds
today from which to choose the
starters in this years Kentucky
Derby.
The list is impressive, including
most of the top names from last
years juvenile runners. The own
ers include several whose entries
have won two or more derbies In
past years.
Warren Wright's Calumet Farm
for example. has nominated seven
colts in an effort to find its fifth
Derby winner. Mrs. Elizabeth
Graham's Maine Chance Farm
nominated five, King Ranch quail
ified four and so did Mrs Isabel
Dodge Sloane's Brookmeade Stable
Belair Stud named three of its
best 3-year -olds and Greentree
Stable nominated two. Mrs. John
D. Hertz. owner of another Derby
winner, named Grandfather as her
Derby choice.
William Helis, the Ned Orleans
restaurant and oil man, qualified
eight for the Derby in a renewed
effort to start a winner in the
100000 added race.
The Derby, set for May 6, will
be run over mile and quarter
course. It will be the 10th running
OF Americas best known turf
classic and will be the first under
the supervision of Bill Corum.
Corum. New York sports colum-
mist and sportscater. succeeded the
late Col. Matt j. Winn, who died
a few months after watching the
Evening star., 1950-03-05
Ooklown Park Results
By the Assoeiotsd Press

- Clear and Fast.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 200; allow
longs.
Sos.,x Jr. tsaeketo 1880 $50 $50
Royal Tom lBrooks) 40
ALSO RAN-First Bourne, Good Hostess.
Serf Beauty. Foxey Rose. Soma Lad. Last
SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000; allow
| ances: 4-year-olds and upward; fur
First Bar tsroqksl $50 500 s.eo
slank DismaSy tcartvrighD 2.7o
Ahso se RAN@we Hope, Air Commander,
All or Nothing. Nitro Fire, Waza Wana,
Blenetts; Gates Mills. Grand Prospect and
Daily double paid. s6e.1o.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
k.sssa9 kss5s 5llaR RornsS snsSSk $50 SssSS aSsSS
FaIlies Son isackett) 11.80
SasassIsh a.sa s.. M'i tey IfRsi %..yy sss
Biz Casino. Bimebeila, Kapinisca.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 4.year:olds and up: 1M miles.
Darby Doodit 1CarrolD 1920 500 500
Rer. ResulaFity Trgr1 Collins 1910 s.So0
a0fh fine: .corPsRo f:5sh. 40
Coo. danado. French Navy. 1 u0'
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; allow
ances; 3.year-olds; 6 furlongs.
sSttGn sSti;pn iaIaa Shes fJessop> $50 S5o S5oo
Unlaue RsM.Td tconman) $50
Also ran-Best Punch, Jimmy Cricket,
Salty Dog, Rusty Lad. Aunt jayne z.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
BouImetis Rides
IS Winners, PAGES
Hiu!euh Jockeys
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 1.-Two
winters ago. Sammy Boulmetis,
current leading jockey in the Ma
ton, arrived in Miami on a bus
jobless and all but penniless. Yes
terday he concluded one of the
most successful conquests of Flor
ida racing ever staged by an
apprentice jockey.
Boulmetis. 22-year-old son of a
Greek immigrant who lives in
Baltimore, paced the riders at
Tropical Park with 40 victories in
Al days. In the 40 days of racing
at Hialeah he led with As victories.
His closest rival at Hialeah. was
veteranl Ted Atkinson with Al.
Young Sammy will drive to
Maryland this week to visit his
parents after which he will resume
riding at Jamaica April /.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
6. w. Hiqh Rihemen Bow

FRONT ROYAL, Va. Mar. 4
(SpeciaD. - Randolph Macon
Academy rifle team outscored
George Washington High of Alex
andria, 1,358-1,310, to remain un-
defeated. Tobias of Randolph
Macon was individual high with
277. while Barrett paced G. w.
with 267.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
San Juon copistrono Cop
Chart on Page B-l

EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and upwards; Ii. miles.
Shasta Goal (Peterson) 24.90 1l.40 TO
Tho lShoemaker) 1870 1890
Handlebars (Volzke) 7.20
Time, 1:46k.
Also ran-Kid Rollins, Golden Count,
Cromart Stylish Air, Gale Force, NY
Doctor, Hollyson. Water Yers, Bangsum.
Evening star., 1950-03-05

SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds and up: furlongs
Enforeer (Jessop) 27O 2,2O go
Foray Vina (Burns) 22O 2o0
Bullish tGlidewelD 22O
Time :1025
Also ran-Split The Wind, Gee Whiz,
Bel King and Countess In
Mrs. E. Denemary entry.
. SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 added;
S-year-oldS and up; the King Cotton
Handicap: mile and 10 yards.
Provocative (Jessop) 900 2.7O 2.70
Fancy Flyer (Keene) $50 $50
McCoSh tCraig) 4S0
Time-1:404s tnew track record).
Also ran-Atom Buster. Dad, Love Son.
net, Kingarvie.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, ST 200; claim
ing; 4-year-oids and up; LIS miles
Marksman (Ga1routte) 4.80 500 800
Robin Hill (MickeD ZOO 40
Sunaway tBrooks) 70
Time-1 :46H
Also ran-Good Yield, Richwall, Half
Moss, Bullet Bill, Thrifty Wash, Night
Crawler, Quonset, Iona Mae, Judy Dare.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
c. U. Swimmers Lose Aooin

Catholic University's swimming
team dropped its seventh meet in
eight starts, $500, to Randolph
Macon yesterday at c. U. The
Cardinals will play host to George
town tomorrow night at $50.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
Derby Nominees and Owners

l. Hait' A: H.wsinsMpo7,1sssti HSSsf EaE%a1st o. Luck
Wlam HsiaeYbDidsnpeF sog ss h9t0sh,ss srass
Gnanter, Drifting Maid, Par Boy, seiector
iFsi1sd, Mrs' John 4Ssii D Her.z-crsrd,,tn.r
E. 1 HirscR-Biue Rdhine.''ner' Readin9.
Mrs R: e; Hodge-steppen.
Janet and Daniel Kelly-Gieolo.
On the MsTF MNa1Fehust po}s.d Eight Middesround
Dr. Richard A. Lewis-Radical
v. Long, sr. and jr.-Lancaster.
c-sarh MIS-; Reid i,5 Llusinbuel and Mrs. A. M
.,tas name Ne Chance Farm---Admirars Pride
hMt h,tar Boy Boy Jet Flight, Keep Right. Look
John Marsch-Ilustration Roman Bath
Mil River stable-Ode. 'A
Gnnord Mooers-Hawley. Phil o'Reil
Palant}le stable-Suis show
W. M. Peavy-Rendezvous, Wisconsin
s,,A Mr.; st and Mrs. F. N. rh.lps-sturdy Ont,
Reyerie Knoll F.rms-Fr.nch Admiral,
Rokeby stable-country Delight.
Roy smith-omaissc.
+: =. TayiorMsuii HisMiSfaasi'Pa; Pss.. Nav, Chief.
Mrs. H. To1el-Ballydam, Srecons
Beacons. Critic, The Marne.
A. g. vanderbilt-Bed o. Roses, First
Glance, Next Move, Shock.
William Veeneman-Black Georp.
=. F: Whitaker-Blue w, Deep Blue.
C. v. Whitney-Boodle, Dooly, Mr..
Trouble, The Filler. '
George D. Widener-Lishts Up.
Wilburton Farm-Erosion.
WnIorene Farm--Trumpet King.
q. IAN, S3em En- wilson; jr.-Air Mail, conver-
william F. Woliin-Black Box,
Yolo Stable-Great Circle.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
BY the Associated Press

dOoAo v ALLIE, MAI. 4.-dere
are the 1874 horses and owners
nominated for the 18th running
of the 100000 Kentucky Derby
May 6:
Mrs. j. D. Alexander--Hoplite.
Mrs. E. H. Ausustus-Honors.
Ps Perey s sairdMMy aaG NehReds Redsmptionn Haane'
Belair stud-Hyvania, Hyphssis, Lykos
E Elm 3; stssI.hssuda tBssnI5a%lnmMssister.
H G. Bochman-Im Don.
!. G BTsdy~cssemate; RIs S;svsSa At. IS Staircase,
Sum- Suns
j; GRAHAM BEoSn~Rsyloper.
T. D. Buhl-Second Avenue.
1. G. Burns-Postwar Valor
E. M. Bush-Mag's. Big Boy.
coGal Calumet Farm, Farm-Au Blue, contriSu:ion
Theory
Sarelyn K stablslHasty Count
s. s. 7: E ehsTehyyAEI eehsns5yAHili at P55nss. onss.
Circle Circle ! M Farm-Endurable. Our Tops.
sydney Il l. 1Sesns crea.-cro:s tansnl'om' Wave
Mrs; Emil -Futuramatic.
r; j. Dienst-Sigh Man.
russell 4, Firestone-Thhe Diver.
F: l. Flanders--Bay Road
Foursone stable-1Conauerant.
Walter 7; FugateL;HaIlieboy.
William Goetz~on the Spot, Your Host.
Tom Gray--oil Capitol.
Ffsnt5sf E. dfissemMDjsms ssn0ltAnsr0els' oul0'0ns
Harborvaie Farm-Blazing Silver.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
OukIown Park Entries
Nv &hs Associated Prass

oAKLAwN PARK. HOT SPRINGS. Ark
Mar. Clear and fast. First post. 8
pm {EST)
Evening star., 1950-03-05
Mat Meet Wednesday

The Potomac River Naval Com
mand wrestling tournament will
be held at the Receiving Station
Wednesday and Thursday.
Evening star., 1950-03-05

KS lbs; Xxx lbs; xxx 8 lbs; A. A. c
Evening star., 1950-03-05
New Orleans Entries
By the Associated Pres,

Fair grounds, New Orleans, La, Mch.
6.-By the Associated Press.
Clear and Slow.
Ffrst O-4h pes
Evening star., 1950-03-05
.GuIfstreum Park Entries
Clear and Fast.
First Post, 1:45 Pm. (EST).

FIRST RAcE-purse. $4,000; claiming;