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Evening star., 1951-05-20
Favored Freddy Hawk
Wins at Rosecroft
As 5000 Look on

Despite intermittent showers and
cool weather, a crowd of 5000
turned out last night for the sec
ond night of the Rosecroft Race
way meeting and saw Parker
Mitchells Freddy Hawk, 5-year-
old gelding, win the $1,000 Quick
Trick memorial mile feature pace
named in honor of the great PAGER
who died at the Oxon Hill, Md,
track and is buried in the inf1eld
by the finish line.
Setting a dizzy pace, Freddy
Hawk. holder of the 1850 worlds
record for 4-year-old geldings,
went off the favorite. and raced
just like a champion to cover the
mile in 2:063s-four-f -flfths off the
Rosecroft track record held by
William E. Miller's Henry Volo and
set two years ago.
Freddy Hawk took the lead at
the outset. and despite persistent
Headway. owned and driven by
Wendell Wathen, of Fort Fairfield,
Me-, hung on to win by two
lengths for a $4.30, So and $3.50
payoff. The winner was driven by
Earl Avery.
Wathen scored with another of
his crack horses as he drove Ann
Volo, 6-year-old brown mare by
Volomite to victory in the sixth
race, a 15-classified mile trot, Sec
ondary feature on the card. Ann
Volo won by a neck from Hank
Lowden's Day Marine in 2:102s to
pay 1850, $50, 4.80.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Garden Stote Results
RY tae Assoeiated Press

3-year-olds; ] miie and "a yards, ''- -'-'
Confection fernandez 400 2.so $50
Ky. Wildcat tJones) 500
Also ranEGame Flower. Appetite Sir
Jane, Ferret. Teach.
SECOND RACE-Purse. SO 600; claim
ing; 4year-olds and up; furlonss.
sssa ssSa psas s0nss eRens sTskson' $40 sa9 40
Lotoftown (Peterson) 4s0
"a. Aso .5.2 rs9sPssas Van. Van Measure - Up The
DAILY Double paid s32 400
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claiming;
ssY1.dn assd stre1m e8a. Erick'0n 500 4ssSS sssoo
Larry Dooley 1Delara) $40
Also ran-onilrae: coekofthewaIk, Re-
Wing
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
a,sSa1 aysarSlds tdaudrea apa up u so i so nils
ilf'1 Wei Ny Word TV Gpennockl f'' 1880 SO 80
zuzie B. tBone) $50
Time. 1:46+s.
Ship, crilline. iron Duke. Alpho and Ar
aMccallum and cudone entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Hankie lVasiD $50 400 $50
Crew-Cut (Fernandez) 400 3.20
U Asked Forit (Johnstonl Gao
Time-1:114s.
Also ran-Joy c., aJerry's Best, sand
Run, Imperial Rock, Gambler and aGalla-
whirl
Brook Stable -Schorsch entry.
SIXTH RACE-WiIliam Penn Stakes;
SIS 900 added; 2-year-olds; furlonss
Metal Mike (CombesD $500 $40 $40
aPacopep CBatcheller) 1880 $40
Red Romeo tGaudreau) 1900
Also ranWsir Sidney, Nate Hersfeld,
Prize Ring. Knights Reward and Rusty.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up. ! Il miles.
San Justo tBone) go 440 $40
Okamsel tVasiD 42O 300
Bold Warrior tStranRe) 800
Time $685..
Also ran-Country Boy 2nd. Operator,
Last Shot The Maid. Dentfrice.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 50, 900: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; "a miles
Cactus Foot fFernandez) $50 300 2.40
q Let Me Thru (RoRersl 800 2.4O
Reunion fBatchellerb $50
Time-2:05is.
Also ran-Adelphia. Luxuriaut. Apple
River: Able Boy. Little Bobby. War
Dressing.
camac and Wood-Lyn Stable entry.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Earns $4,000 Purse
In Victory Over Piet
And Favored Lights Up
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, May 19.-James
Cox Brady's Casemate, an 11-to-1
outsider, led all the way to win
the tradition-rich Metropolitan
Handicap at Belmont Park today.
The chestnut son of Case Ace
KY. Flash sped the mile in 1885,
three f1fths off Count Fleets track
record in winning by half length
from P. A. Markey's Piet with
George D. Widener's Lights Up,
the favorite, running over horses
in the stretch to take third money
another half length back. :
Mrs. Andrew Schuttinger's Ferd.
second most of the way. wilted to
fourth in the stretch run.
Casemate. winning his first race
in five starts this year, earned a
purse of $4,000. Last year. Case
mate won only two races. one of
them the Rumson Handicap at
Monmouth Park.
Dave German broke Casemate
out of the gate first and main
tained his edge throughout. Ferd
was on his heels until the top of
the stretch when Piet, charging
from fifth place, moved to chal-
lenge but couldn't close the gap.
Lights Up, sluggish in the early
part. was taken to the outside for
racing room and was moving fast
est Of them all at the end.
Overlooked in the wagering by
the crowd of 33,252, Casemate re-
turned $24.40, $1,000 and $3.50.
Piet paid $3.50 and 1920 and
Lights Up was $3.50 to show.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Washington Park Result.
BY the Associated Press
Clear and Fact

Clear and Fast
FIRST RACE-Purse 80 900; claiming;
4-year-olds and up; furlongs
Delhannah (SmithI $50 4.sO 3.2O
Chicks Delight tPorch) $40 4.4O
Just Eight (Jessop) $40
Time, l:122s.
Also ran-Survey, Thunder Hoof Shat
Trout.
SECOND RAcE-Purse s2.1o0; claim
NE ,ns; Sadt;,I 4.year-ods "a, and up; furlongs.
Bitten Lady CWidman) 6.60
Also it' ran Climber. Mr.. zippo. Bit
eop9 pGlse; e. hasts as sun Smart Eve, sedge-
DAILY double paid s35.eo)
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 50 900; claiming;
4-year-olds and UP; | Is miles.
Fancy Festival (EadS $50 $50 $50
Beths Bomb tAdams) z 3so so
Time :543s
Also ran-Kenayr. straeth, Capt. Dor
sett, osculady, Leapolino.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, 81 800: allow.
sls ances; 3-year-olds and up; s furlonss.
crosf S1esf RiSe Pay tMSeTe, laSsT. 1910 s40 ss99
Impulsive Sam Domenico) 1910
Time: :10+s.
Also ran--Leestown, yisional Dry Run
Mr. Nealie' Open Way, Ocean Sand.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $1,000; claiming
4.year-olds and up: furlongs
Chippewa Chief (Porch) 1850 $50 4.2C
Roman Road (Jessop) $50 ,00
Non Ferro tWagnee) $50
Ttme-1:111s.
Also ran Coincident. Fine Fettle, Fight
Blue Hen and Joyant.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow.
ances: 3-year- -olds; 6 furlongs
Nss Nafhrfa Boy hgsss jsssop, a4so s9S 9S go go
Graham tChurchl SOC
Time, ELL
Stop Gap, Andy B. W.
CRETE HAND1cAP-s10.o 900 added; 8.
year-olds and up; 8 furlonss.
Roman Bath church, $50 400 2sC
Sabaean Bailey 1920 &c
Circus Clown (Adams) 4.2(
Time l:10is
Also ran-Enforcer, Prop. Johns JOY
Sun David and Ballydam.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse So, 500; claim.
ing 4-year-olds and up; i, miles.
Over Night( Gomez 1880 $50 6.2C
Whirl BY adams 1880 $50
Sir David (Jessopl 7.3(
Time 45ls.
runner Jacks Banner, Fietter and DDS .
lMcLaughlin
NINTH RAcE-Purse. s2.10o; claiming
Fsfhf0fea Faf1e aopse eAdsms feomez, 800 $50 ss,
Bolo Howie t.IeSsop) SSt
Time-l:12l5.
Also ran-Ur Tack Suzie's Girl, Mis-
CrosshoW Air Arm and Insist.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Cornell Wins Track Title,
6ourdine Is High Scorer
BY the Assoeiutsd Press

PROVIDENCE. R. l., May 1e-
Cornells capable and better bal
anced track team raced to it's
first Heptagonal track title in a
dozen years today, scoring so
points, 1912 more than defending
champion Yale, which finished
second on Brown Universtiy's Al
drich field.
Versatile Meredith C. Gourdine,
Brooklyn, Negro, iwth II points
and a front running effort as
leadoff man on the Big. Reds
winning mile relay team, led the
Cornell point parade.
Gourdine not only broke his
220-yard low hurdle record, set
ting a ne wmark of 23.2 seconds
for the event. but finished his
quarter mile relay effort after suf-
fering three cuts and losing his
right shoe. Gourdine was patched
up with 81 xstitches after the race.
He suffered the three scrapes
on his right heel and lost his shoe
at the same time.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Suffolk Downs
By the Assoeiated Press

FIRST IT,. RAcEErur:s' .5s p, o s2;soo: claiming;
ss ssss5 slstssn ilsaslts !sorm.n1 SO 5SS SS ssSS
Uranium tMartin) 1920
ASe Esnr oo5h rrsnss e.. cracker
Maruca, Cams, Mislead.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500; claim
Moose Pone GCataIano] 1880 $40 $50
Nassau (Watson) 500
Also ran.wendigo, sunshade. Split the
Fox, Golden Mean.
THIRD RAcE+Purse. $4,000: maidens;
sassss5 asss Msr sft.zIs5S s4.ao ssSS ssS sS
hsns hHsas sEsE r. waS:s .ss:"'assG 1es..n $50 SsS
Also ranEFazzuls, Star Billing. Aloran,
Advance Cross, Demand Bid.
aPalladino entry
FOURTH EACE-Purse, s2,7oo; claim
Ing; $.yeaE-olds l. tr,n and up; furlonSs. o.
sames ases hasass laSS go SO
Musical Lady tMedara) $40
Also me ranEWar Toro, Tiny Admiral
Hallieboy Paper Mill, Rough Cookie
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances; 3-year -olds: 8 furlonss.
Dannas Penslve (Burr) $50 $40 2.40
Little Step (Delridio) $40 800
College Queen tB'menke) 24O
Time. 1:11h.
Also ran-a Chaltrick. Trucha, Sweep
Miss. Flying Boots, U. 8. Navy, and
Kelley entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Plymouth Rock Handt-
cap; $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and up;
Mr; Joe Puck .BurD $3.50 11.so 7.eo
Sedgeview (Fisk) $50 3SO
Time, 1:103s.
Also ran-Here's Hube, Alsasir, scip,o,
Peace Mission and All At Once
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. So, 600: claim
ing 3-year-olds; Is miles
Sam H.: Phillippi) $40 $40 ESQ
Proud Sir !Borgemenke) 500 $50
Iime-1:46
Also rran-ugley Chile, Theatre Pass
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. So 300; claim.
ing: ,4-year-olds and up; about l mile
Hippodroms Robert0 7.so 4.eo asr
Virginia tTavares) II On II 81
| Willegivit (Catalano) q srr
Also ran-Instanter, Khabula. gido,o
Lady Gather; jolly Irish Highest Star
Can Locate: The Drone, If Coming,
NINTH RACE-Purse, Sc. 800; CLAIMING
5S1year-oidS mile and 20 yards.
Wsssyy say Ke'o,.s SSp ss9yis1 'Rsb.,a. 500 32o 80
HIKE Dikei BURR Sss,,
| Time-1:44B. ~'o'
.. Also ran-,;swing Lock, Love You, Pro
Evening star., 1951-05-20

good horse, ran a disappointing
sixth.
He needs a psychiatrist," At
kinson observed. II think his
trouble is all mental"
Pete Mclean. riding the popu-
lar Repertoire, said he guessed he
had a good mile horse" and
nothing more. Repertoire seemed
to get a nose in front of Bold or
the backstretch but Mclean said
he was only running head-to- head
with the eventual winner at that
point.
II couldn't hold him." he told
reporters. And I yelled to Ed
die (Arcarro) that was going to
take the lead. But he couldn' t
do it and didn't want to whip
him that early in the race"
MCLEAN said Hedley Wood
house, riding Hall of Fame. gave
him break at the first turn by
letting him through on the rail.
Pete couldn't hold Repertoire and if
Woodhouse had closed in there
might have ben a pile-up, with
Pete on the bottom.
George Hettinger, who rode
KnoWitall, a It'll shot and the
hunch bet for handicappers. said
he was sitting as chilly as Ed
die (Arcaro) for AZ furlongs.
and then the bottom dropped out. +"
Jimmy Stout on Timely Reward
said the colt "just wasn't there" :"
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Mcguire Leads Missouri
To Big Seven Track Win
By the Associated Press

COLUMBIA. Mo-, May 19.-Bill
Mcguire. distance runner, ran to
a new record in the mile and then
coasted to victory in the two-mile
to lead Missouri to the Big Seven
Conference outdoor track cham
pionShip with a total of 1292a
points today.
MCGUIRE, captain of the Ml-
souri, team, ran the mile in 4:11~
to crack the mark of 4:12.6 set by
Bob Karnes of Kansas last year.
The Tigers. who lost the outdoor
crown to Nebraska last year, came
back today and scored in every
event, piling up points in events
in which Kansas was favored.
Oklahoma finished second with
80 points. Kansas came in third
with 8lh. as it's distance corps
collapsed and Nebraska, the in
door titleholder, was next with SIS.
Kansas State had A, Colorado
332a and Iowa State 2lh.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Shot Put Record Broken
In YMCA Track Meet

Paul johnson Of Park Police set
a shot put meet record in the 9th
annual indoor track meet at the
YMCA yesterday.
In addition to winning the shot
Johnson also took first place in
the 100 and 220-yard dashes. The
mile, two mile and broad jump
events were won by Johnny Leiss
Wnile Gordon Kelley won the
high jump.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Belmont Park Results
BY the Assoeioted Press

FIRST RACE--Purse. S3,5O0: claiming
maiden 2-year-olds; Al furlongs. Wide
ner course.
Ssoss ssssaf s.ds.E MssE ssu2las teas5,s 1880 @ s
Hadassah tKreen) 3.1O
Also ran-Jampo!, Roz's Boy, Williams
burg, Maraud, strideaway, Man o. Music
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500; claim
gsasszls s.va sMehFssns, 1s 24so 1890 556
Ham Bone CBoland) 3.1O
Also rsn1oar Gay, Fairy. Gem, Man.
dingo. a,2t,s aotrock' Sonny stiefel. Queens
DAILY Doubie paid sIs4 soJ1 'A''
THIRD RAcE-Purse. S3,500; maiden
3-year- r-oids and up; furlonss,
TRssn' Tliss iSeso,ss r'6rr'' $50 ssS sS sss sss
z19'' A5:S EsaA.e Puasy t4s,:
sprinstale' Scotch Dream, fFieid.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances; 2-year-olds; furlongs; wideneI
Charlie McAdam twam $500 1920 $50
Potpouri tCombesD $50 81
a Trespass (Permane) 22O
I1me-oIS5.
Also ran - Blue Danube, Bolo Punch
Privilege, Gloryo.
Lewis entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, S4 600; allowances
3-year-olds: furlongs.
Due East (Mehrtens) $3.50 1880 7sC
Gray Matter (ColanerD 7.20 81
Definitely (Wilson) SIC
Time-1:112s.
Also ran-All Is Well. Elixir, Hit Back
Dulat and Silver Wings.
SIXTH RAcE-Metropolitan Handicap;
$50, 600 added 3-year-olds and up one
mile.
Piet Nichols $50 BY
Lights Up tGuerin) 3.3o
Also s' ran@ou no, Capitol, rerd coehise
Three Rings, 1.-the. Thelma Berber
Delegate.
Field.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, S40o; allow.
ances: 3-year r-oldS; lie miles
Heliowise fColanerD 500 800 &c
Combat Boots (Green) 40 3.2e
Hull Down tBoland) 4.0C
Time, 1.42as
Also ran-Nosun, Blue Roxy. Amphiblen
The Battler, Out Point
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $500: claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up; y miles
Button Shoes tCole) $50 36t
a-Armelie (Boland1 Biz
Time. l:4945.
Also ran-Killer Mac. Knights-at-Arms
Cyltie Campaniello, Gold Gin.
Dougherty entry.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Favored Moonrush Wins
Golden State Handicap
By the Assoeinisd Press

INGLEWOOD. Calf, May 1s.-
AS anticipated, the favored Moon
rush outran five rivals today to
capture the $4,000 Golden State
Breeders Handicap at Hollywood
Park.
Moonrush, carrying top weight
of 130 pounds and Willie Shoe
maker in the irons. was clocked in
1:43 fiat for the mile and one
sixteenth. Vino Fino, with Steve
Brooks, finished second a length
and a quarter back. Bullreigh, jr.
was third.
Moonrush returned $4.3o, $500
and $3.50. -
Evening star., 1951-05-20
1amaIe, Paying S23, Wins
Waterford Park Handicap
BY the Associafed Press

CHESTER. w. Va, May 49,
Tamale. paying $23 for So, upset
the fayorite, Solicitor, in the
$500 Waterford Park Handicap,
feature event of opening day at
the new Waterford Park track
today. Tamale ran the six fur
longs in 1:122s. Solicitor was
second.
A crowd estimated at 10000
packed the grandstand and club
house as an eight-event program
launched the new $2,5oo,o0o rae
ing project.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Woman, So, CoIIopses
And Dies at Pimlico
BY The Assoeiofed Press

BALTIMORE. May ia So
year-old woman collapsed and
died at Pimlico race track today
before the second event on the
Preakness Day program. She was
identified as Mrs. Harriet L. Mar
shall of Samos. Va.
Attendants said she collapsed
in the clubhouse and died after
being removed to the track hos
pital.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Bal|ston Indians 10 Play
Falls Church in Alexandra

The Ballston Indians unlimited
baseball team. undefeated and
leading the Old Dominion Sun
day Baseball League, will inaug-
urate their use of the Alexandria
Municipal STADIUM at 3 pm. to-
when they take on the Falls
Church nine. The Fallsmen are
second in the league.
Ballston's use of a new home
field became necessary when they
were ordered to cease using their
Arlington field pending litigation.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Alexander Was Close
(For Monday

Grover Cleveland Alexander
pitching for the Philadelphia Phil
lies in 1915. had the lowest earned
run average ever recorded in the
National League. 1.22.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Carver Beuts Clowns

Carver defeated the D. c. Clowns
In twilight game at Benneker
yesterday, 1877. Carver's Benson
and Parks paced the winners
batting attack with three hits
each.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
California Tops Stanford
In 3-MiIe Crew Race
BY HE Assoeioted Press

PALO ALTO, Calf, May 49,
The University of California crew
scored a four-length victory over
Stanford's boat in a three-mile
race off the Palo Alto Yacht Har-
Dor today.
The winners time was 14:04.5.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Record for EIkridqe

Kent Miller's Elkridge set an
American record. last year when
The won Delaware Parks Indian
River Steeplechase Handicap for
the fifth time.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Optimist Club Seeks Games

The Optimist Club of Arlington
lis looking for games for its II
and IA year age groups baseball
teams. The Optimists have fields.
Call Hank Duryee at Chestnut
2800.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
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Evening star., 1951-05-20

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Evening star., 1951-05-20


Lowden's Day Marine in 2:102s to
pay 1880, $50, 4.80.
Rosecroft Charts
tcopyrishted 1881 by The American
Track Pu1lisa,nF fasa, weashef eeReans;S Cloudy.
clasifisd; sEs fAnhepie nie Winnef, % y Billy
7 Direct-Hopedaie by, A6eedale' Time
Horse and Driver PIP: q Fin: ODDS
ebsstsTts%n aiss WleSmqg Roy TWs iTs "a a 1a9S 1a9S
sestIebem Comet tA.o} 5 IL 51t 41.s6 j 50
ESoy RStsy as,i9n astsq ,Gaat,s GM T. g. 4$sS $sS
xpaisy xHsh Mite Mite 'keils, ! 2a' 351o
xKarilon (Arthur) - 8 s 500
zBreeze Up tEylerl 5ll 80 go
Denotes horse broke. stride.
MSS h5sszs e dss9afd ss o. sns Pasee 80
TIEBoM COMET. $3.50 ~'''
SECOND RAcE-Pnrse, 500: pace; Il
Frisco Forbes-winnis Earl By Melvin.
Tme-2:15.2.
DAILY DOUBLE PAD sIsl.20.
-, Horse and Driver PP: z Fin. 2 so3dad5s g
Hsi6si Holos EehS hSFSes 9dr.s5 s5o 81 = 20 go
hSysls y Miss ads 1ksllylz : g: !, ssiSS
Gamble. IT. Waltersl 9 ~ g. $50
xsa. xs1sie E, song su!hS ThW'trs) 9 :" = 2455oo
s",s Eps9Sses rbepss heESs broke oS striae IS %
Is yysoLLoo's ECHO, $3.50, $3.50; ADAoio'
THIRD RAcE-Purss. s7oo; trot: II
s,p,dns siaps,sifsd ..T mile Winner, ehs BY
land. Time-2:l2.1
Horse and Driver PIP: q Fin. ODDS
s!:s Ssst;Ss sssss s5s| :S,E T. + '?$
SThe Srhes Refusee 'trh'n 5 g. 60 $3.50 ssS
xScoot tSmitir) s IN $3.50
xMr. volo Morris fT'n) - s 1880
s2scorh pss2Rstss hGEss P5oss Is 81 s.rlas IS
sssCoTT, $500. $3.50; PETER o'DAY,
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. s7oo; II clas-
sNlied;i med ! nile Winner, bm. 4 by Royal
Glib.
Horse and Driver PIP q Fin. ODDS
z;$;. z?;.s. =; y: R9;;' R;E' T :. s
Rebekah lGoodnoush) < IL "a iaao ia
1Pssits zPsaz sfs!i selatsE Ks!y 5s1e, 1893
EFsEH Rsn9te' nRDY RHIse s5p5s rs s. s'sas
AANsTERifzs fzsr bISEeT $500 $500; GsG; Ps3
FIFTH RAcE--Purse. $500; pace: IA
T5rpabbe-Abbie ] v. by victorvolo Time
Horse and Driver PP: 2 Fin: Odds
IiSerats TnSs ki'tz tDagis9 ,hiDi'rim 3 J.. sS s
Rss,sss rs sli9iE1 Es,g ,5ss2sas'sSB} 2a:S} E = $$
Rieht Combination (s) ! g. & 1s3o go
fhs HiiIersst .e sertha hs, A, 3 = : i2so i29o
~, TRUE KITTY, S.. so. So. 80. $3.50: LIB
e sEFRaTE' ad' sl1.so, $3.50; Doc GILBERT
HFa @iIs Wnneis ssS1 S@ .rSt ct 15
!som5ts- Barbara Ann by Belleair. Time
Horse and Driver PP 2 Fin: Odds
baR SaR Xs4ln.! xs1i !wfeasaS foHaen5 p ]. SS
Ella Bounty (Gigee)- 8 81 42 400
Lay Lazy D n.lH nKnierim1 hr1 z 3ll 5. 80
r, pd H'nov'r &C 'dn'gh) S IL 7aS $50
xFlashy Prin: lAvery, / 5 s. $50
Denotes horse broke stride.
ANN VoLo, $3.50, $500. $3.50; Day
Marine, $3.50, $3.50; DICK CASE, $40.
y, dsE"Ii SEVENTH RACEnThe Quick Trick Me-
mile Winner. bs. BY | slaekhsW0Anna sstea
Belle Mitchell by Calumet Chuck. Time
2:06.3.
Horse and Driver FP. 2 Fin. Odds
Freddy E Hawk tAveryl s J. i SIl0
Hfo1n HHea9way Sr,nSs ,,Wathsn, ~ e,. q 2. go
Blue Steel {Fleming)- 4 IS 5" $40
xBermuda Davis - 2 6' $50 1880
xDublin lHudson) Z $50
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world champion Cleveland Browns)
one marvels that Spinks who saw
his first regulation football game
less than three years ago, can be
compared with them. But watching
him in action, a 238 pound human
iuggernaut who, disdaining side
Stepping, and other eva1ing tech
niques, plows brutally into a formi-
dable line and leaves it in sham
bles, one realizes than Coach Fish
Ell has in Spinks a fullback the
equal of any in the nation.
Big Spinks came to Alcorn three
years ago from Toomsuba, Missis-
sippi. He did not intend to play
football. Indeed, believe it or not,
he had never seen a football game.
He reported to Coach Fisher seek
ing a berth on the basket ball team.
Coach Fisher recognized his posi-
bilities as a fullback, and the rest
is history. How Spinks bulled his
way through the lines of such out
standing teams as Bishop, WILDER
force, Lincoln and Jackson to win
all American honors is a story well
known to sport fans throughout
the country. This season Spinks
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Jiss., was elected Chairman, and
Rev. J. H. Graham, Holly Springs,
Miss, was elected secretary, with
Dr.. w. Talbot Handy, New Orleans,
La, reporter. Assistants to the
ecretary, were the Reys. Allen
n. Mays, Beaumont, Tex; Earnest
A. Smith, San Antonio, Tex, and
Robert D. Hill, New Orleans, La.
The purpose of the Retreat, ac-
cording to chairman Dubra, was
to look towards the General Con-
erence, and consider the legisla-
ton that is likely to come up in
the 1852 sessions, especially as
such legislation will effect Ne
groes in the Church. Several "Me-
MORALS" to that deliberate body
were adopted, which will be sent
to the Secretary of the General
Conference, so as to be published
in the Daily Advocate, the official
organ of the General Conference.
Among those adopted are the fol-
lowing:
Concerning conscientious OBJ
jectors," the Memorial said: "The
Methodist Church needs to consider
more seriously its obligation to the
young men, who by virtue of their
religious training, refuse to serve
in the armed services. The ex-
tension of Ministerial appointment
of Chaplains to these Camps for
Conscientious Directors should be
considered important"
With respect to the presence of
"The Central Jurisdiction" the
Negro section Of the Church, the
body voted: Believing that racial
segregation is not compatible with
Christian Ideals; and that any
form of segregation and discrim-
nation, not only breeds suspicion
and contempt, but also stand as