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Evening star., 1951-07-29
Bold Wins Saranac Hardcap by Length Field Cut Mud
Newport News Horse Captures
Hunter Awards at WdYenton

of the Ryan Stable, has scored
three points.
In the pony classes Penny Arm
strong's Pinocchio from Alexan-
Summaries:
Broodmares, suitable to become hunters:
! Meander Farms Dornate; : DR.. Sam
Farms swingtime; 4 Mrs D. Otto Furrs
Sunmoor.
kins Br. F, by Psychic-P -Pinkeys pet; 4
Ballantraes Oh. C. by Educated-War
Three-year-o -olds suitable to become hunt
ers: l Ernest -Redman's, Sandy Rex;
Robert Mobiles Rapidly
Three-year- halfbreds suitable to be-
Fernwood; 2 ROLAND H Berry's Nordame;
3 ]. Thomas Cookies Psychic Sid; H. B.
Weaver,s Crest Hill.
2 Sandy Rex; 3 Shawnee studs Jack Blan-
ford Wayerly FARMS silyerken Ken. 90
Mods ea Pous Ress snd Gse jset
Blanford; Llangollen FARMS Safety Call.
Green hunters under saddle. l. Straw
S5 TOP ovef Peyton BalenseT Sea Puss
Three -yMear-old$ ear over Jumps Fern
Tiger; 4 Oliver Durant's Littlecraft.
poHsl Hs1fIEsd gsdsf hu9teFs :. Barbara shDi.ys
Farms Blarney Rose. tonly three places
Lishtyeight hunters. /. Nancy Lee Hur-
and-Dark; 3, Martin Vogel jr's Good
ship; 4, Mrs. AmoTy Lawrence's High
lander.
Virginia Horsemen's Association high
scoring award for 2-year-olds. /, Waverly
Farms Dapper Rouge; >, r F. Grifiths
hatan; 4. Ballantrae's General Patton.
- warm up. Harry p. Ryan's Get Busy;
so,,an ,Linkyr k 81 Smiths BRIGHT Eyes; 3 Liam;
Mrs. w; E Schlusemeyers Impulsive.
-, Yearlings lin Is lopenl l. Meander Farms
dolph's ch C., by Jack ,High--Valdina; 3.
b. 6. 6. By Wait,a- BitEocean trip. ai""'
Sea Puss; 2, Mrs. T Kenneth Ellis Lead
ing Eoge: g. George di Paula's First To-
day; 4, Mrs. A, c. Randolph's Accoutre
4; C., Randolph's Blue Ghost; 3 Jack
Blandtord; 3. Strawberry Fox: 4, Martin
Vogel; gd,sjI rs s,.aot Apt Pupil us.u =. 80.
/ !, Penny Armstrong; Pinocchio; ., Laura
!. Lawrence's Powder Puff; 3, Helen Calvert's
Bo Msds PP Ind Anne entry
ers; /. Betty Cooks Silent Saint; .. Rox-
anne Stables Faugh-a-Ballagh: 3, Mrs;
e' nrs " scRusemeye2s HiTee gGeA MAYBE f anu
Ponies under saddle, over 13 hands: /,
Cappy Conners Blood Root; ., Elizabeth
} Everetts Rocky; 3. Nancy Lee Grifith's s
Red Wing; 4, Larry Wetsels Surprise.
! thoroughbred hunters: /. Llangollen
Farms Adventure. >, Barbara Shipley' .
Camp: g. Safety Call; 4. Mrs. Mary Bar
bins Erased Error.
ASPCA horsemanship class: /, Nancy
Graham; ., Roxanne Wagner; 3, Barbara
Graham; 4, Terry Drury.
Ladies Working Hunters !, Waverly
Molly; ,, Dusk-and-Dark; 3. Silent Saint:
4, Highlander.
Open Jumpers: /. Harry D, Ryan,s
Brownie: ,, Harry D. Ryans Roger II:
8 Get Busy; 4 Roxanne Wagner's Lariat.
! Ponies on Lead Rein, riders not exceed
ing six years of age: /, Elizabeth New
ton; 2, Allen Duffy; 3, Lawrence Newtoni
f. Helen Calvert.
4 Middle and Heavyweight Green Hunt.
erS: l. Sea PuSs; >, Fernwood; 3. Silvers
ken; 4. Imp. Royal Eagle.
i Lightweight Hunters: /. Safety Call:
I 2, Really Rugged; ), Erased Error; 4.
Camp
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Jack Guest Captures
Canadian ScuIls Title
BY the Associated Press

PORT DALHOUSIE, Ontario,
July %. - Jack Guest of the
Toronto Dons shared the spotlight
with the Buffalo West Sides Row.
ing Club today as the 69th Royal
Canadian Henley regatta finished
a four day session.
The 18-year-old Guest, whose
father is a former diamond scull-
ing champion, stroked his way to
the Canadian singles champion
ship over Bobby Williams of the
Hamilton Leanders. United States
national singles champion.
Guests six-length victory was
overshadowed only by the efforts
of the Buffalo West Sides, who
won the other two major events Of
the four-day meet. West Sides
racked up 328 points to win the
point title and the maple leaf
trophy awarded for club su-
premacy.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
By Angelina }. CorobeIIi

WARRENTON, Va, July 28.-
Riders and horses braved the heat
here today to make the opening
of the two-day horse show spon-
sored by the Virginia Chapter of
the Professional Horsemen's Asso-
citation of America an outstanding
exhibition.
Nancy Lee Huffman of Newport
News and her consistent per-
former, Waverly Molly, are lead
ing the working hunters with a
I10-point score at the end of the
first days sessions.
The aged little chestnut mare
by Observation-Disclosures turned in
two faultless rounds to win both
the lightweight working hunters
and the ladies working hunter
events.
Betty Cook of Richmond, with
Silent Saint, is runnerup in this
division with a seven-point tally
Piloted by his young owner, Silent
Saint accounted for the middle
and heavyweight working hunters
and was third in the ladies class
Strawberry Fox PAGES Field.
Among the green hunters. larg-
est division of the show, Mrs
James C. Hamilton's Strawberry
Fox from Warrenton, Va, ridder
by Mrs. Grover Stevens. is pacing
the classy field. The 16-hand
gray 3-year-old by Thelusson-
Susan Brown, accounted for both
the model green hunters and the
green hunters under saddle anc
was third in the lightweight greer
class for his seyen-point score.
! Peyton Ballenger's Sea Puss
from Alexandria was a double
winner, leading the conformation
hunters with an eight-point tally
and scoring 512 points in the greer
hunters to be runnerup to Straw.
berry Fox.
In the green division Sea Puss
again scored in the middle anc
heavyweight events and Wa.
fourth in the green hunters un.
der saddle.
Only 2 Jumper Glasses Finished
Only two classes have been COM
pleted in the jumper division ano
with strong competition Joe Green
and Harry D. Ryan's leapers from
Uniontown, Pa. have things pretty
much their own way. Leading
the division is Brownie with five
points gained when the 7-year-
old bay gelding out-jumped the
field to take the blue ribbon jr
the open jumper event. Close be-
hind his stablemate with Az
points is Get Busy, and directly
behind Roger II. also a member
dria earned a blue ribbon.
| The show continues tomorrow
with stake classes to be showr
in each division and champion
ships to be pinned. Starting time
will be 1:30 pm. EDIT.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
10 Days Of Racing 10 STAR
tuesday al Hagersfown
BY the Assoeiofed Press

HAGERSTOWN, Md, July %
Maryland's summer half mile rae
ing season moves Tuesday from
Cumberland to the remodeled
plant at Hagerstown Fair Grounds
1t will be the 25th year OF
racing for Hagerstown. The To-
day meeting runs through Au-
gust IL, with no programs on
Sunday or Monday.
Race Secretary Henry ]. Car
roll reported more than 600 thor
'oughbreds are stabbed on the
grounds or nearby and he antici-
.pated no trouble in filling the
eight races on each afternoon
card.
First post is 2:15 pm. (EDT.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Monmouth Park Results
By the Associuted Pres.

by me ASSocioied freSS
FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; maiden
Lord Priam tErfckson) SEQ 400 $50
Sea Admir- al (Rogersl 440 $40
Achilles (Givens) $40
Also ran-War Atom, Acres n Acres,
I Shudda, Count Rusty. Bill Herson, Ala
dier, Certainly, Metropolis.
SECOND RACE--Purse, $4,000; claim
Diamond Head STOUT 1850 $40 $50
Star Spot (Givens) 1900 $50
Nah Heavens (BalzarettD 4.S0
Also ran-Hellen Wink, Kings Bless
ing, Justa Tiger, Convert, Lucky Lady, Sky
World Trojan War
Daily double paid S13O
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances; 5year-olds and up; Is miles
Unification (StouD AGO. 2.SO 2.2O
Hermes (Culmonel $50 24O
Net Result tNashl 2.4u
Time, 1:484s.
Also ran-War Rhodes. Capriole.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; ? year olds; ga furlongs
beyi1k8 ElTen song tcuImone, Issope, SO 4s0 Q0 340
Silk Quest 66Boulmeti0 800
Aunt Jane. Mofie. Ganja
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, 5000; allow
War King lculmone) 42O $50 $50
Staircase (Fernandez) $50 400
Happy Task (Nash) $50
Time, 1:12.
Also ran-Extinsuisher, Dooly, Chloe,
Suleiman.
SIXTH RACE-Monmouth Handicap;
S25 900 added; g. year oldS and up; IA
Arise (Boulmetisr 400 $50 go
Post Card (Mehrtens) $50 $40
Why Not Now (Woodhouse) $50
Time, 2:0445
Also ran-My Celeste. Plaster. On The
Mark
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $4,000;
Claiming; 37year1 1olds: IL miles; oo
Burning Ray (Stout) $50 $50
Paddock Gold (Hansman) $50
Time :492s
Also ran-Mr. Briar. Flattop. Coronus.
Ante Fee and First Swing.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds ond upward; ~, miles,
63Let Ne Thru (Petersonl 800 go
Time-2:3Sb
-, Also Ean-Gro.Up. jump For Joy. bLit-
tie Bobby and Pop Bottle.
b-Wood Lyn Stable and camac entry.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Former Grid Aide 10 Butts
Will Coach MDW Eleven

Capt. Benjamin o. Boul ware
former assistant to Wally Butts
head football coach at the Uni
versity of Georgia. has been ap-
pointed athletic director of the
Military District of Washington
He also will coach the newly
formed MDW football team which
opens its season September q
against Fort Monmouth.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Daily Double paid S424.60

Daily Double paid S4Z4. .oo
THIRD RAcE-purse, 50 900; claiming;
4-year olds and up; furlongs.
Delhannah (Keene) 1850 500 4.40
Rosily (scurlock) 900 30
Insist tBairdl 1910
Also ' ran-Eternal Ia. Uncle Ohio,
George Gains, ,Ranhead, Weep No More.
Alma's Pet Sedgegood, Garrett c., Gessy
en- S-year- -olds; 81 furionssp p'''OO' "'''N
Khaling Again (Miller) 1920 40 $50
Mr.. Cowboy Bailey 4.2O $50
JaGktown tRyan) !6SIa 900
Also ranwcoal Heat, Little Egypt. Abo-
lere, Nobility, Tisbury, Mr.. skeeter, Yale
man.
FIFTH ,RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claiming;
4-year-olds and up; l. mile.
Dominion (Keene) $50 42O
Catsmeow (Church) $50
Also ran-FIetter Ticker Tape Ripping
Hit, Roadrunner, Look Here.
SIXTH RAcE-purse. $4,000; allow.
ances; 3-year-olds; 6 furlones.
Andy B. w. (Dodson) 500 460 32O
Jet Fleet Adams) 500 $40
Black Douglas (Westrope) 2.S0
Also ran-Robust, Jammu. Dry Run
Sir Greek, Recline.
SEVENTH .RACE-Arlington Handicap;
100000 added; 3-year-olds and -up; IA
miles.
Cochise (scurlock) 1900 $50 400
| c Oil Capitol (Church) $40 2.40
County Delight tGuerin) 2.60
Tine, 2:03+5. (Track good).
Also ran-One Hitter, Inseparable,
Curandero Aegina and DR.. Ole Nelson.
HaSty House Farm, Gray and Trotsek
entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; handi-
cap; 3-year-olds and up; 1hs miles. on
the turf.
Mr.. Fox (Baird)
Janina (JeSsopI 4.60
Time, 1905.
Also ran-Rose Beam. Clevelander.
Swap Out, Cuore and a Limasol
Cherry-Oca stable entry.
NINTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; is miles. on the
turf
AIS Bourbon Dodson) 1o.4o 800 $40
Mascara (Keene) 800 $50
Marvins Tip (Adams) $50
Time, :443s.
Also ran-Richmond Jac, Big Muddy,
Cinder King, Silver Plate, Ray Brown,
Archibaldo, Lord Bull, Oswego DR.. and
frankie D.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
DAILY Double paid $157.s0)

THIRD RAcE-Purse: $4,000; allow
bgS5stis bs SsHos 1Bdrsem.nke, BqFF @O 9o 9o 4S
lLocarno (Sconza) 3.oo
Also ran-Teddys Light, In A Breeze,
Essential.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, s9soo claim
9f Iafo 3yearOds and up fur9nss 700
a aos1 Nv 'Freeds freedom CRichard j' 500 $50
Pontalba (Catalano) foo
| Time, l:l1S3;, .,..ras Tt
Boand. aIS3 fa'' Martonna, Lefty fly jim Queen
Ia Purpura and celona entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances; 3-year -olds; furiongs. 40 ,oo
Bas RqSst p4sstn ca5sap9l 1920 o so 5sS
Sor'west CBurrl 4.60
| Time, 1:103s. -
vaA1s0 AsG c aGns fSfse RoeE
Zephyr and Questagain.
ances; 3-year-olds and up; s furlongs.
Algasir (Borgemenke) $50 800 $50
Dukes Gal (Richards) 800
Also ran-Four Chances, Roy, Pictus and
Full Reward.
SEVENTH RACE-Goyernor's handicap;
$4,000 added 3-year-olds and up; lHs
miles.
Mesmer tFiSk) $50 $40
Abstract (Pederson) $50
Time. 1:512s
Also ran-Oriole. Taran. De Luxe. Out
land, Tilenny.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, So 700: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; ,ts miles.
Alairne (Pederson) 1880 $50 Ago
Rough Cookie (Rodriguez) 7.40 400
Mirthmaker (FiSk) $50
Time, l:452s.
Also ran-Best Punch, Atom Ride,
False Front Pritty Watch. Kingfish.
NINTH RACE+Purse, $2.40O; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; l 1s miles.
Ariels Mark (Borgeke) 400 $50 $50
Khyber Pass (Pollard 7.S0 $50
Golden Glover (Richards) 10.4O
Time, 1:45H5.
Also ran-Big Reward, Column HON.
ing Pigeon. Market Out, Double o. and
Kouli Khan.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Maxim May Be Next
To Lose Title as Hex
Pursues Champions
By the Asseeiated Press

NEW YORK, July 28.-Joey
Maxim may be next in line for
the hex that has plagued boxing
champions this year. ,
Five world champions already
have lost titles, and there's good
chance that six more may be de-
throned before the year of upsets
is over. Three OF the titleholders
lost out in their very first de-
fenses.
So it doesn't look too good fol
Maxim, the light heavyweight
king. The handsome Clevelandel
risks his crown for the first time
since he won it a year and a hall
ago when he faces Irish Bob Muir
ply, the socking sailor from Sar
Diego, in Madison Square Garden
August %.
Murphy, the Southpaw thumpel
who's knocked out five of every
| six Of his opponents, figures to be
even money against the recuperat-
ing 175-pounds boss. Maxim alb
sorbed a terrific shellacking from
Ezzard Charles, the ex-heavy-
weight king, in Chicago on May
80. He may never be the same
again.
Others Could Lose Titles.
If the title ink keeps striking
the following champions con.
Iceiyably could lose their champ
ionships before the year is out
Maxim to Murphy.
Welterweight-Gavilan to Billy
Graham of New York, on August
I29 in Madison Square Garden
Middlewe1ght-Randy Turpin tt
Ray Robinson in the Polo Grounds
September IL.
Heavyweight-JerSey Joe Wal
colt either to Charles or Joe Loui'
on September 26 or a later date
Featherweight-Sandy Saddlel
to Willie Pep, sometime in Sep.
tember or october.
LightWeight-Jimmy Carter tc
either Art Aragon, Del Flanagan
Freddie Dawson, Arthur King
Tommy Campbell or any of the
ranking contenders he might meet
Robinson, who was welterWeight
champion when he met Jake La
Motta, the middleweight king, ir
Chicago February IA, started of
the dethroning ceremonies by
stopping La Motta in 13 rounds
Sugar Ray had his welterweight
title taken away when he stepped
up to the middleWeight throne.
Other Switches Follow.
Then, in order, came the fol-
lowing championship switches:
March 14-Johnny Bratton wor
National Boxing Association rec.
ognition as successor to Robinson
as welterweight champion by out.
pointing Charles FuSari.
May 18-Gavilan beat Brattor
and won MIA and New York rec.
ognition as welterweight cham
Ipion.
May 25-Carter stopped TX,
Williams, lightweight champion
in ii rounds.
July 10-Turpin upset Robinson
in Is rounds to win the middle
weight title.
July 1S-Walcott kayoed Charlie
In seven rounds In Pittsburgh t,
win the heavyweight crown.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Injured Gumbino Joins
Grid Giants Reserve List
BY the Assoeiated Press

SARANAC LAKE, N. Y, July
I28.-Lou Gambino, one time Uni
versity of Maryland halfback, has
been placed on the reserve list of
the New York Giants because of
a knee injury.
Gambino was obtained by the
Giants from the defunct Balti-
more Colts. The Giants also have
asked waivers on Bill Minahan,
former CanisiuS tackle.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
GuIfstreum's Top Season

Gulfstream Park race track had
its most successful season in his
tory at it's recent meeting. The
daily mutuel average was better
than $685., ,000-an increase. of Ill
per cent.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Park Has Five Tracks

Delaware Park consists of five
different race tracks. A main
oval, two steeplechase courses, a
70 mile training track for fat
runners and a steeplechase school
ing course.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Baltimore Rucewuy
Entries Monday
Post Time. S:15 Pm.

nHffpsPs ana uD mile S aas''Sd 4th dission n
pebby Hanover &C. Brenneman) - col
| Its Hanover (B. PucketD ------ 10
Son o. Up (E Kelly ---------- Al
Re5by RenTy GTatta9 5nn;nnfo &C. garter 15-1
Belle Morgan tF. MeaEs5 Ae'o - 10-i
POGO No ct. Walters ---------- 3-I
Deacon ,siSkiyou IN d. --------- 6-1
SECOND RACE-Pace. IS classified; >
yearoolds year d2o and up; l mile; lst division;
Maior MSHlSs; castie caSG o. stokley, g.,
Yolitation IL TuTiinstonr -------- 81
Follow Jim IN Galentine) - 1O-l
Miss M Buick IT. Lewis --------- 10-1
Japonica Red e. oNeaD --------- 26-1
claT. H. aanSSer ii,a;Ss tclaFt HanoverJ-- 15-i
Hi-Los Bella II, Case ---- ------- 81
VET THdRD adTSE RAscEmPace, Ias Is classified; 2
IChestertown Boy 81. Walters - 50
Cash Dillon (M. MacDonald) - 81
MiHSta MMa5ylSnd sranI Maid q q Case, c. eG-I
ICoale Bay 81. Wilcutts) - POI
Single Scott LB.- Morean) -------- 81
L. L
Also eligible:
Princess Gary u. Britt) - 1O-1
Dale McKlyo &C. Brenneman) - 1871
FOURTH RACE-Trot. IL classified: g.
seEsf-0lds Eador 5w and up; l mile; purse, $1,000.
EVic Song &c. Wathen) - IS
Psiina PsSTor EsIoM1I Hanover e Myer} ------ u
Sidney S6I Hanqyer (w. Fleming) - 1o-1
dynamite IF. JoneS) - l5-1
'Wathen Stable entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Pace, 16 classified; .
year year ,i, oidS s and up; . mile; purse $500.
Hal j. N N. b b 1f0"n' ---------- 81
TTiddly, Winks IN. Hubbar0 - 3Io-i I
Adventure q. Amatol ------ 81
High Pine Il. HarrelD ----- --------- al
Hob Mob III Allenj - 10-i
Betty Barton ,QI, i. (B. Morran) - POI aoi
Fair Honor IN. d. - 81
Max Napolean &c. King ------- 81
|ves4,6Iaa Sixth RANcEmTrot, RAJ 4 CLASSIFIED; 3,
eisibe hsS not @es last tws starts also
Lance Hanoyer 'iefi ii. Sai5iss einfey5 Ssoo. p,
Adam Hall IN. d. - 81
ehucEs v WiSGEer TSson IS g. ssIst} MsEker) III III
EssdiSs E5s5HfSt dsn & Ks{ls. 81 soot,5 81 81
Day Marine IN. D. 5OOAe, ----- 1S-I 81
Also eligible
John Dee IN. Harmening) - 81
"CIukey Stable entry.
SEVENTH .RAcE-Pace. . and 3 yea,
olds; stake; mile: purse, ST 500.
Sweet Alvina IN. d. oo-1
ctaSStI S0LhpInatlon IN ID ------- 20-l
PpnStI1i pHIct IN. D'l,,----- -1----- 81
~ rnIteCG ". f1emlng) ------ 15-l
1iIioitc nitcIen ". MARKER -z------ 81
7 ihnrst ib2ertna ~. Aoams) ----- 20-l
81 aCe W; Il. OaYlSl -------- 10-I
Paige Direct "a. Myer) Al
Mr.. Primrose q. Brown) -
watson Junior IT Wingatel *
'Ingram Stable entry " 1911
EIGHTH RACE4Trot. II classified; 2.
Sear-olds and up; (horses listed in l6
lciasS, nom winners this class this meet
also ellgiblel; l mile; purse, $500.
lJoSedale McElwyn (R. Berkeris) 2O-1
lGallavent IF Mears) I5-I
lTrudean (W. Holmes) - - J
Emily Eton (E. Adams) - al
Peter Alden IF. church, 13-i
IPronto Miller (W. Wathen) 81
Uptown a. Stokley) ~ 20-11
lieorse Van (H. short) ------------ 81
Draper III. Stout 81
Silver Star Dust q. Brown( - ii
Evening star., 1951-07-29
iuddIed First-Ruce Winners

Trainer E. I. Kelly Saddled the
lrst winner of the day on three
traight days at Monmouth Park
ecently.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Arlington Park Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000: claiming;
3-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Junior (GomeZ1 $50 4.6Q $40
Worthy option tChurchl $50 $40
Ormes Town (JesSop) 500
Time, 1:14+5.
Also ran-Punster, Wayne's Pal, I'M
perial Mandy. Red Frances. Kenwood, Mic
Isle, Timus, Liability, KiSsable.
SECOND RACE-Purse. So 900; maidens;
2-year olds: 5E furlongs.
Shelby Lane (Chestrut) e1.20 1920 1890
oh Polnettie (Church) 500 500
oh Ritzy Dodson) $50 4.60
Time, 1:0Sb.
Also ran-Arizona X Kings Road,
Plunger, Winning Stride, Silver K. Party
King. do Lot-O-Brass.
oh Dead heat for place.
do Finished irst, disqualified and placed
last
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Jamaica Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; claiming;
Our DoTie tGn;e2 t(GMs;c2reary) 1890 s50 $50 $50
Busy s1sH's signal i eH.Sn 5combesn 0' $50
Also ' ranwWhitsuntide, Flaunt Boot
logger, Bassington, Joe E Lewis. Roman
Law, Blue Man, Deep River.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500; claim
ins 45yeaT-o6s Ssoa,I and up e fu5lonsso n
Sandy Alan (Gorman> 4,4O go
Little Harp !Cole) 2.3o
Also ran-Evans Mountain, Betsy Marie.
DAILY Double paid S41.80l
THIRD RAcE-Purse, 81 1000, allow
ances: 3-year-olds and up; 8 turlongS.
Bold Irish (Cole) 1000 300 $50
Eraser r Sc BE SBsrnhaTdo a.rd, o'3o 3399 99
Also it'de' ranRBlue i-Slt Moon. My Sonny Boy,
Careless Jones.
FOURTH RACE-Purse 1000; maiden
Dusty Dariin CNicholsj $50 5,5500 4.2oo
Belara (Bernharotl sou 4.SU
Just Desert tGorman) 500
Also , Ean@Mes March, Chilly "a a PRoRe Ro99e
queen, Adriutha, Gun Mol.
| Whitney entry.
FIFTH RACE-Handicap; S4 500 added;
3-year -olds and up; fillies and mares Z
| furlongs. 900 oo
| Self Assurance (WalD 5.lO ~
Honey's Gal tHettinge) %.so
Time, 1:121s.
Also ran-Valadium. Early Heath and
| b Bank Account.
! bO'Brien and Lewis entry.
| SIXTH RACE-The Saranac Handicap
| 81 5000 added; 3-year- -olds; l Is miles.
Bold (Arcarol 2.90 out OUT
| Loridale (Wison J out out
Mandingo (PereZ) Out
| Time, :433s
| tOnly three Starters)
| SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up. Its miles.
Props tCofanerD $50 400 30
| For Jon tArcaro( $50 cot
Frost Bitten tCole) 2.40
| Time, 1:47.
End, Escador.
| EIGHTH RACE-Purse, SO 500; claim
| ing: 4year-olds and up; ! s miles.
Preacher (Arcaro) $40 40 $40
b Approval tKirb1and) 3.10 2.4O
Burt'S Reward tDanisD $50
Time, 1:5345.
Also ran-ouick Retort, Isle OF War,
Warrior Prince. Flying Name, Intercept,
Vertigo 2nd Royal Freedom.
b Menaker entry.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Nurrugonsett Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. So 300; claiming
4-year-olds and up; II. miles.
Dust Screen (Bo'menke) $50 4SO 32C
Toetotoe (Jewell) $50 400
Blue Row (Burr) go
Time, ATS.
Also ran--Westfield, Isoluc, We Hope
Dancing Cob. Toy Ming, Alanay, Little
Stick.
SECOND RACE-Purse, So 400; nader
2-year-olds; 5l2 furlongs.
Eabani (SconZa) 1900 800 $50
Lily M. (Burr) $50 $50
Sailed Away (Wilderl 400
Time, 1:062s.
Also ran-Shadow Imp, Runnin Babe
Tint Straw. Zillah, Daphne Man. Hierapo-
lis RiSSan.
Evening star., 1951-07-29

EIGHTH RACEATrot. II classified; 2.
year-olds and up; (horses listed in l6
leisSs' non winners this class this meet
also eilglblel; / mile; purse, $500.
lJOSedale McElXYn (R Rerkeris1 1
Evening star., 1951-07-29

! FIRST RACE-Pace, 90 classified; .
Iyear-olds and up; l mile; 4th division;
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1951-03-22
Here, There And
Everywhere

The new Putnam county Al club
council was organized at meeting
recently at the County Extension
building office. Carl Wehrly of OF
tawa was elected chairman.
Farmers who were planning on
starting their spring plowing will
have to wait awhile as we had a
snow from four to five inches but
it won't be long as spring starts
Wednesday, March 21.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Riser moved
to their new home Monday on Bent
ley road.
Willis Schumacher of Pandora had
the misfortune of fracturing his
right arm in a fall recently.
The Harry Grismores have re-
turned to their home in Pandora
from Florida where they spent the
winter
Mrs. J. A. Diehl of Pandora, fell
down the basement steps at her home
late Sunday night, bruising herself
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1951-03-22
Civil Service Exam
For Economists Omen

The U. S. Civil Service Commits
sion today announced examinations
for appointment to Economist posi-
tions located in various Federal
agencies in Ohio, Kentucky and In
diana. Entrance salaries range from
S3,S25 to $4,000.
Economists supervise, conduct or
assist in conducting research or re-
lated analytical work, in one or
more specialized fields of economies.
Applicants will not be required to
take written test, but will be rated
on experience in economic research.
Undergraduate college education with
a major in economies may be sub
stituted for up to four years of ex-
perience. Graduate study in econ
omics will be given additional credit.
Further information and applica-
tion forms may be obtained from the
Commissions local secretary, Mr..
Ralph T. Stearns at the Bluffton
Post Office or from the Information
Office of the Sixth Region located
in the Federal building, Cincinnati.