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Evening star., 1951-06-03
Washington Results
BY the Assoei1tsd Press

FIRST RAcE-Purss. $4,000; claiming
ksthieen 1yade eeGldf K tsRnskD Rils 1s4o SEQ 4s,
Virginia Duke Dew $40 SO,
Bofs Time, Saek i :ssfs' sRsffsne' S'@'
Josgins. Clickable and Raider Larue.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, 5000: claim
ntz .nF 4,yead-olds and up; furiengEs gs a,
Mail From Home (Bairdl 4.60 3.2t
Las Quest Cook 800
| Time, liz.
Talk. ouatre Blanc. Donna l., Insist
AIMS Pigeon. Bolo Howie and Burgoo Mas
ter.
Daily double paid Sl77.eO
THIRD RACE-Purse. $e,100: claiming
4-year-olds and upward; Z furlongs.
First Night tAdams) 14.40 $50 $50
Bolo Pat Cook 1880 9.2l
Also ran--Fsise Move Frankie D.. Raj.
tle House, Frisk, Hush Money. Emory A.
ILss,yyenWorth. Genie's Mate and junior
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 1900; allow
Whirl A. Lea (Adamsl 1880 500 34(
Miss Break Baird 800 24(
Swell Dish smith 32(
Also ran0Fooiish War. Brown Llama
Anne Ruth. Little Snow, Flying Della.
FIFTH RACE--Purse. $500; claiming
Well Worth It adams 1000 500 34C
Heavenly Hash (Cookl 1910 62(
Inky Racer (SkoronskD 32(
| Time. I'LL.
Also .ran-Bull Prince Cub. Brown
Smoke. Good Cry, Open Way. Fuse Box.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow.
Will You Dance (Kn'pl 31.SO 11.0o 62(
Hasty Request (Church) 460 go
Af
Time-1:l1b
| Also ran--Phsros Brother. Light Moon
Mass OGold, Graham. Tiger Harris, Oral
SEVENTH RACE - Handicap. Purse
$4,000 added; 3-year-olds and up; 81:
wine List tBalrd> 500 500 s.4t
q Roman Bath tChurchl 500 34f
Sun David tKeene) 500
Time, 1:169s (NTR). -.-.
Also ran-French Admiral. Prop Johni
Joy, Circus Clown. Sabaean.
| Hasty House Farm entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 4-year;olds and up; one mile;
lTattenham tAllgaier) 1040 $40
Lutz Girl adams 36C
| Time. 1:37as.
whirl BY. Conversational. The Globe.
NINTH RAcE-Purse, $500; claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlones.
Helia tBaird1 11.60 500 4St
Excelsis (Jessop) 1l.40 T.9t
Show Place (Keene) 3.St
Also ran Aquilon end Ripping Hit
Non Ferro. War Host Mary's Baby. Chip
pewa Chief Look Here. Monte's Ace.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Suffolk Downs Results
BY the Assoeieted Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. So 900: claiming;
4-year-olds and up; lie miles;
Fishter Jaes fGrsbsE .Bur $40 s.sS So So
Time, :53+s.
TebsS. sS Glory sons, Bnntss Imp s swell
Guv, st. Louisan.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, S2,3o0; claim
sunshade tRiehardl 1920 $50 $40
Sedulous tBorgemenkel 2.s0
Also ran-Tru-Miss, Beneelobe, Wise
Brunette. Joshua. cambett' Lady Jacsun.
Dailv Double paid S23.40D
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500: claim
af anf uDTssfISo sfo 80 sot
Brown Skin (Richards) $50 300
Ringneck (Burr) 3.20
Also ran-Trans Egret. Miss Kazoo
Cunning Island and High Hunch.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year- r-olds; furlOngs.
Princess rim s;,l HOPE },o sBorgks' 44o s99oo ssa4GG
Mocha tlGaf III belpidio} GOV S.8e
Also ran-Final Drive. Kingnsh. Teas.
Me Not and Dainty One.
FIFTH RAcE-pprss, RACE .,,. ss'Soo; handi'
File FLAG (Lawless) $50 32(
In Taste (scawthorn) 3.s(
Also ran-DGisty Demon. Bulverd.. Tea.
neck Flash.
SIXTH RAcE-stakes, $4,000 added
s-year-olds: furlongs.
Game Lady tscawthornj 1870 5.st
Dynastic tBorkemenke) SOC
Time. 1:002s.
Also ran-Box Trade; Nome, a Gam,
| a Standa1e Farm and Homestead Stable
entry
! SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. S3.50O; al.
! lowanees; 4-year-olds and UP; 6 furlonss
EquihaZe (Jenkins) 1880 $50 4.8t
Nor west tTavaresD $50 4.4t
Charing Rock GMartin) 4.6C
Also ' ran-power Drunk, Lionheart
Hatikvah, Dauntedid, swadelle, Prince
ling.
! EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 50 300: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: about j. miles
Eternal Brief (Burr) 400 $50 2.2C
Hot Time (Boraemenke) $40 2.4C
%Belrate tRichards) 2,6C
! tLittle Rich (Martin) 2.6C
Also % ranUNisht Man. Dir stephen
| A. Henry, Eyewin.
tDead heat for third.
NINTH RACE-Purse, So 400: allow
anees; 47ysarcelds -, I and up X. miles sa %
Nassau fBorgemenkel $40 2.20
Ray O'Sulliyan Richards) 2.20
Also ran-Pineers Capt. oallagher,
Irish Mist.
Evening star., 1951-06-03


lit that Eddie Arcaro wins more
big stakes than any other rider
and yet loses so often on better
horses In other races? I've seen
Arcaro ride favorites either last
or out of the money more often
than any rider I ever saw. I've
seen him run last. four races ir
succession, each time riding the
top horse.
"At Santa Anita. he was set
down 10 days for careless and
Indifferent riding. They say many
of his mounts are false favorites
the odds lowered because Arcaro
lis riding them. This is strictly
the bunk. Arcaro gets his pick
OF horses more than any other
rider. He should lead the jockeys
by a big margin. Yet Ted Atkin-
son outrides him day after day
So do others.
Back Him Only in Stakes.
Eve seen Arcaro in any number
lof ordinary races get away badly
and after that make no effort to
Iget up with the pack. You may
ask why so. many boo rider who
can win so many stakes. My an
swer is that the racing public
REALIZES Arcaro has so much money
that he is only interested in his
cut, with no interest at all in the
horse players who may be backing
his mount. Or in winning a race
for the jockeys normal fee.
"You might be surprised to
know how many horse players
know who refuse to back Arcarc
Ion anything except a big stake
One has to admit this season that
Arcaro has a poor percentage for
average races, considering the
fact that most owners and trainers
would rather have him.
Many trainers don't place Ted
Atkinson in his class. For all OF
that, lots Of horse players would
rather have Atkinson. or Colaneri
Guerin or even Cole than Arcaro
whether he means to or not
Arcaro gives you the impression
that he is only mildly interested
Iif that much, in many run-of-the-
day trials. It is something Arcaro
should watch. or look for the boo
ing to grow"
Rarely Take Chances.
Veteran jockeys such as Arcaro
and Johnny Longden. two of the
wealthiest, two of the oldest, rarely
take any chances. A big stake is
a little different, but the average
race must take care of itself
Neither Arcaro nor Longden wants
to dive for that slender. hazardous
opening that an apprentice would
impetuously rush for.
The jockey is in a tough game
1t is rougher than pro football or
any other sport. including hockey
Young riders have to take certain
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Summer League Organizing

The Washington Boys Club
Summer Basketball League, a big
success in its first season last
year. is organizing again and all
teams interested should be repre-
sented at a meeting tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock at the Old
Georgetown Branch club, Twenty
eighth and M streets NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Chevy Chase View Beots
Wheaton in Lions Loop

Ray Driscoll struck out II and
gave up only five hits in leading
Chevy Chase View to a IA victory
over the Wheaton Mats yesterday
in the Kensington Lions 14-and-
under baseball league.
In other league games Rock
Greek Hills edged Garrett Park.
1913. with Bob Truitt hitting two
home runs for Rock Creek, and
Kensington downed Homewood,
l1-2.
Evening star., 1951-06-03

m a n y SO d
III orse players
will tell you
they never bet
| Arcaro in any
race unless it's
a big stake.
| Most Of the
trainers W a n t
IArcaro for stake
r es. r e W
lh orse players
want him, race
after race.
Here is O note
| from one Of the
| latter. ssWhv iS
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Veteran Cleveland Guard
Gets Cunudu Grid Bid
BY the Associaisd Press

TORONTO, June 2.-Bill Willis,
Ia guard with the Celevland Browns
of the National Football League
for five years, today was invited to
try for a birth with Toronto Argo-
|nauts when the Eastern Canada
Big Four clubs start practices in
July.
The 6-foot 2-inch Ohio State
University graduate arrived today
with Bob Moran, president of the
Toronto club.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Delaware Park Results
By the Assoeiaisd Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
4-year-olds and up; W miles no 90,
Gallant Jake fBonel 4.40 300 2.5e
lSextant (Fernandezl lilo 500
Epis Chance s sshuk' a4u
Also '' ran@fony an g.. patel. Hiya Pop,
Hadhamaut, Late Ship Dixie Yank' Sea-
o-Dee and Analii
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances $-year-qlds; Ii miles. ne 90 s4o
Gorgeous Deded (Pasmorej $50 900
Fox Run tDel Vecchiol $50
Also ran-shining Peace. Warup, Ben
bow. Iceland, Luckey Pete, Hunting FOX
A i; DAILY Double paid ss5.so9
THIRD RACE-Purss. S3.000i maidens;
Knights Reward (McLean) 7.1o $40 2.5G
Kings Quest fNash) 2.90 2.4u
Warpath tSeurlocD 3.0U
Also ' ran2March Again, ORA. War Atom
Big Pa, Excheauer.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse $4,000: maid
ems; 2.year o.ds; furionss 90
caTPasu Tim.1l5sss' lBsssm0Fs' "S'
aoG oaaEs4 Msst4s ea9'
Boy, Billy Clifton.
600 added: 3-year olds and upward
"a miles
dhCochise (Scurlock) 46O 5.1O $50
dhPost Card tBoulmetisl 40 $40 3.9t
| Lotowhite iFernandeZl 400
oh Dead heat for first place.
Time labs.
Also ran-Ferd. Kinsman Sun Bahram
SIXTH RAcE-Handicap; purse $4,000;
S;;year s,,d 1lds and 9p; Tia milss. e,o4A5
lPensava (FernandeZl 9.10 5. IL
L kndurable (Bonel 4.3(
4 Time-1 :434b.
| Also ran-aTaran. Mr.. Trouble, aArcave
Butler
1 aLabrot entry.
Il SEVENTH RACE-Purse; claiming; 4
j Iyear-olds and UP; l 70 miles
i Ger vantes (Fernandez) $50 ESQ 2.3t
IVamanos (NaSh) 2.90 2.3t
Spider Rock (Gardner) 2.4(
/ Time. 1:51 Is.
Also ran-Pritty Watch. King Chatter
EIGHTH RACE-Purse; claiming; 4
Iyear-olds and up Ia miles;
Joe Manden tBauer1 $40 40 3.3t
lChagin (VasiD $50 40
Bases Loaded (Nash) 5.0l
4 Time :532s.
Also ran-Paddock Acres, Well NJ!
Word. Adelphia. Doom Well, TownhouSe
Black Pepper Trusted.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
By GrontIond Rice

NEW YORK, June 2.-Prac-
Itically all racing experts will tell
you Eddie Arcaro is the best race
rider in the world. Against this,
Evening star., 1951-06-03

Baseball bats are made Of ash,
blackberry or hickory. Ash is pre-
ferred because of its superior re-
siliency.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Rosecroft Chart

(Copyrighted 1851 by The American
Publishing Company
Weather Clear. Track Fast.
FIRST RACE mile; purse, 500; trot
- classified. Winner. brm 5 by Car
dinal Prince-SurpasS by Volomite. Owner
Edward p. Jones. Time-o:12
Evening star., 1951-06-03

Denoted horse broke stride:
SAiIY'S GINGER JULUP, ST. 90. So g,
S3 80; BIG GIRL, $500, $"oU; Din
CASE. $3.50.
FIFTH RACE mile; purse. SsgO;
pace; 16 classified. Winner. p.n: oy
Modern Boy-Deha ,,rd vomaR R,,Dsr and
Evening star., 1951-06-03

Scratched-Judge Cash.
xDenotes horse broke stride. eo,
APRIL DAY $500. S6.40. So. so;
ADoNis, $500, $500; GAY RosECRoFT
81 so.
FOURTH RACE mile; purse, 500;
Follow Pp-Senator Sally by The Senator
Owner b. Leon Jennings. Time-2:14+5
Evening star., 1951-06-03

Den0teS morse broke stride.
CARESS. $500, $500, $3.50; ROBERT
DARNLEY $3.50, $3.50; STAR GALE
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Rosecroft Entries
FOR MONDAY
1nsf Tsraa. OK pM

FIRST RAcE-Trot; 81 CLASSIFIED;
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THIRD RACE mile; purse. 500;
pace; l9 classified Winner, br m: by
Billy Day-Pony Girl by Ponyboy. Owner,
Then Hudson Time-o.I 52s
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To think clearly and work hard.
For appointment. call FRED STEW
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Grand Union Equipment Co. offers
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Statesmen (Snecialtyl

such as copper, steel and aluminium
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You owe it to yourself to investigate
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WOMAN-This ad Is addressed 10
that woman who cannot work reg
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YOUNG WOMAN, 25-35. as shopper
Tor retail shopping service; mo- ex-
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95l Warner Bldg, 18th and e SITS.
YOUNG WOMAN to operate mimeo. %
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YOUNG WOMAN FOR GENERAL
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, January 80, 1851
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ASSISTANT TO
CREDIT MANAGER
BANK BOOKKEEPER

Young lady. Burroughs bookkeeping
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APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
91S G ST. NV.
chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.
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CLERK
BOOKKEEPING EXPERIENCE

CLERK-OFFICE
General clerical experience and some
knowledge of bookkeeping required,
typing helpful; permanent position.
5-day week; age 25-35. Apply 10
am: to pm. WASHINGTON To-
BACCO CO. 631 Mass. ave. NV.
CLERK-PBX OPERAToR-Beginn
considered. Permanent position in
national company, with excellent
opportunity for advancement. 40
hour week; starting salary, s42
Box 192-K. Star. 81
work of diversified
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NINTH FLOOR
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ST. 540O
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MEN

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ssnsflss' MnSs sHap apply sfa 9fee; THE = YOUNG Z
CLERICAL POSITION. for a @ recent
nigh school graduate in large
99S1to~n 5SS9 office; 0-day week. al. NE
CLERK, general office. 5-day week.
DRY. 524S Wis. ave. NV. i
CLERK for hotel front desk and to
operate PIX Apply manager, EB-
BIT HOTEL. 10th and H sts. NV.
CLERK. white. experienced in dry
cleaning store, with sewing expert
NV -31
CLERK. 1886, cost estimating de-
partment of local manufacturer:
permanent position with employe
srRAS%Rs coRP eS7P'ui 600 APRs Ffsnkiin SnosE st
CLERK. some typing, single, 9" sood
health, high school graduate: 5-day
DIGS. 40
CLERK, with typing ability: also to
| do some bookkeeping 1890. Apply
| MASTER BUILDERS, 1906 r. /.
ave Hyattsville, Md. 81
CLERKS to manage cleaning stores
40; for immediate positions, va
cations with pay bonus: experience
helpful but willing 10 train proper
persons. Apply in person only. $50
-7th st. Sc. between 8 and 4. 81"
CLERKS
| For dry cleaning stores. Apply
| DICKEYS CLEANERS, 7th and
| Franklin Sts. ne. *
Evening star., 1951-01-30

OFFICE .ASSISTANT-CASHIER, ex-
elusive dress shop; permanent. JOAN
ROBERTS. 100 Conn at L.
OFFICE MANAGER -BOOKKEEPER-
knowledge OF retail credits helpful,
for long-established retail apparel
toned. High salary and promotions
to competent. loyal person. Please
write full details. age, experience,
etc. Box 2S6-k, Star. 80
PIX RECEPTI0NIST. Between 25-
80 yrs; Excel voice imperative, Call
PIX OPERATORS. 35-45 years old,
Tor relief standby work; experienced
on, two-position board; Job may in
volye both day and night relief.
ana applicants must be available for
MY My h1urs' f inclqd1ng sats. and Suns.
work. 81 20 hour. -i1i plus fre free en@nen' psss
Phone CAPITAL TRANSIT, Nj,
1868. EXT. 852. for appointment.
PHOTO CoLoR-LAB. TECHNICiAN
Young lady. white. with some ex-
perience TO learn color. Part time
leading to full time. Call SO at 7I5
rAoTo rhAepnooy color 81. R'~ TEcHNrcrAN.- %,u
Wi,h train i. for color: Young lady. white,
leading to full time. Cali in person.
7l5 Kennedy St NV. .
PHYSICIANS ASSISTANT and re-
ceptionist, typing necessary, knowl-
edge of sterilization of instruments
lmportant; excellent hours and sur
roundlngs; salary governed by abili-
ty. Call. DI $50. Ext. 305. during
day: evenings, 81. 2l24. II
PRACTICAL NURSE, white; for elder
ly lady; live in. Box 369-L, Star.
PRESS OPERATORS and hand-iron-
ers. Ask for Mrs. Van Horn.
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY, 1927 K
ST n u On
Evening star., 1951-01-30
HELP WOMEN
FRY COOK and dishwasher, with
knowledge OF cooking. Waldorf 3S11
General Clerical

Openings IN several departments. De-
partment store BACKGROUND neces-
Sary, generous employee benefits
Apply personnel Office 18th floor.
Evening star., 1951-01-30
Statesmen Can You Sell?

A deal with a SENSATIONAL LIFE
TIME GUARANTEE. Roofing, siding,
fences, steel or wood; garages,
cabins, cottages. utility buildings,
aluminium or wood; commissions
fully paid on approval no mold
backs; plenty of material; ofd-estab-
lished company All present sales
mems earnings large; daily news
paper advertising. Cali or drop in
to see sales manager.
GENERAL INDUSTRIES CORP.
OF AMERICA.
1109 Jefferson Davis Hwy,
OF. S016, OF S017.