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Evening star., 1951-05-13
Western High Trackmen
Lose TO Randolph Macon
SpseiaI pispateh 10 The sser

FRONT ROYAL, Va, May H.
Randolph-Macon Academy, Vir-
ginia prep track champion, de-
feated Western High School of
Washington, D. c.. 59H-44A, here
today in the last dual meet Of the
season for the Cadet team.
r. M. A. captured eight firsts in
the 12-event meet, with Capt. Joel
Shankle accounting for four and a
flrst-place tie. Shankle won easily
In the 100-yard dash, the low
hurdles. the broad Jump and the
discus and had a tie for first In
the high jump.
9:45 and 2:15-Jim Beck American,
Bob steslman wv. Md. Bill McFarians
tJohns Hopkins;
icanj, Lee Hardelman doyolap, Barne, s,
Annenberg tW. Md.
9;59 and 2:2a-Paul welliver (W. Nd. J.
Paul Pa zaysi Gavnin (Johns Hipkins). Tony Pisto
1906 and 2:3e-charles FEEDER tAmer.
ican), Lee Bardelman Uoyola), Barney
ican), Charles Kreider baltimore, LOU,
Kamm Johns Hopkins.
1920 and 2:50-Maury Bailey tBalti.
m1oTel. 1el. Ed cofIman (w, Md, Jack Morgan
lo:s? ana s:55-Jim pellisek 1oyola,
.Ts;s.n .IS:st snd q. 3 w.e..s.
coonsy cr1can,; n cvoysi Ward Giasby fW Md, Jacl
1O:41 and 3:11-Bm Gross uoyols)
and Bill Mcdowell Gohns Hopkins].
Evening star., 1951-05-13
Suffolk Downs Results
BY the Assoeieted Press

FIRST .RAcE-Purse,. $1,000; claiming;
4-year-olds and up; 8 furlonEs oo
1tsPsGserfsDfF Il Esss fsSs Kssn'n' 1890 fsS ssSS
Gerham (Medara) 400
Fiesta.
SECOND RAcE-purse. $1,000; claim
ms 4.year-olds e,,y,sr n and up; i, miles 90
Foo5sie + elEaa Mecabe m9es petssio, doS0 $50 $50 $so
Ab9s,s hes. First $40 'catalano' $40
Leap Year Lass Lady Gather. hn Rsd Pss. P.s.
tDaily Double paid s515.soJ
THIRD RAcE-Purse. Sc, 900; claiming;
a5ysaT,oids as TlS dIa.,, and up; fprionss s%
Masea aHrI I.ds Medsns $50 o sS SsS
Khyber Pass tBurr) $50
Also . ranEsiSc;kle Sue, Lex, sunny South,
FOURTH R2!AcE.Purse; $1,000: claim.
Flaming Bush tRichsrds) $40 $50 2.4q
Lefty Jim (Borgemenke) $40 2.4G
Also ran-Princelins, False Front. Fl,
Around.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
Auntie BorgemenkeJ 500 $50 34e
Dukes Gal (Martinez) $50 2.6t
Four Chances tZehrl 3.6(
Also ran-Petey Cotter. vital Sun, Here
Hube, Long Gone.
SIXTH RACE-Commonwealth Handi
cap. $1,000 added; 3-year-olds and up
LIS miles.
Peace Mission (Florio) 1910 4.st
De Luxe (Fiskl Est
Time-1:46
Also ran-Abstract, All At Once. Brick
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing; 4-year.olds and UP; about lie mile
ION the turf)
81 Ss,s4ss III ~. 's ss ssIssnsnss '' $50 =;
Time :5225
Also ranMPincers. River Scotch. FLYNN
= EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; Ia miles
Applause (Richards1 $50 400 2.s
Ocean Play (Catalano) 2O.SO SO
Monte's Pride lBorgemenke) 80
! Also %e rsn@princely. ranoipil Bachelor Bo,
Cioudchaser. We Hope and Alice Simm,
: NINTH RACE-Purse, So. 500: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; 1,is miles
Hard Held (Valdes) 720 400 IS
Homing Pigeon (PhillippD $50 80
Lfteco (CatalanoD 80
Also ran0Hish Hunch. Bobs Ac,
Daring Mate, Gay Courier and Tel Avi,
Evening star., 1951-05-13
Gold Notes Late Run
Wins Hollywood Stake
BY the Asseeiaied Press

INGLEWOOD. Calf. May 12.-
Gold Note scored an upset victory
in the $4,000 Will Rogers Handi-
cap today as Jockey Willie Shoe
maker, aboard the California colt,
won his second stakes in two days
at Hollywood Park.
Leaving the favored Gold Capt.
tol to finish third in the field of
IL three-year-olds Shoemo'-e,
sneaked Gold Note through on the
rail to beat out the pace-settlng
Ruth Lily, lone filly in the race.
Only yesterday Shoemaker, CO.
national riding champion with Joe
Culmone in 1850, took down the
$4,000 Premiere Handicap on
Special Touch.
Gold Note is owned by William
Goetz.
Gold Capitol, packing top weight
Iof 1875 pounds, and racing for Mrs.
Nat Goldstone, didn't get into
the six-furlong fray, unreeled In
1:1015, until the final stages, and
far too late to overhaul the
leaders.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
5urden Stute Results
BY the Assoeieied Press

FIRST RACE-Purst. $4,000; claiming;
sbIsIsoS sResrold vss snS up {urlG9ss 1890
JoiiraS cFernsndezJ 400 500
Lets Tims' Dsnfe f:,s&' !sSne' 800
rae, Greelac. Little viv, Eternal Way,
Record Player
SECOND RAcE-claimins; 4-year-olds
Miss Miss b, Dow Istouts $40 $50 $50
Reunion tBstcheller) $40 400
Country Boy I'd tBasile) 400
Also ranwChagin. Beach Boy, Brisht
Omen. Halconero. Singing Sword. First
Draft
DAILY Double Paid s131 .s0)
THIRD RAcE-Rurse. $4,000; claiming;
4.yesr-qlds 1.es.. BIDS. and up; furlonss on o
ereS-cus efsTss ses1 peIasa, EisaeFd 14so
Donna Boorse (olah) $50
gero Master Snowman. Hat Check oiri,
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 81. 900 claim
ing; 4-year,Slds 14e. ;, and up: s furlonss.
Master Hfi' Mind cBsseheii.r5 ISii 000 go SO SO
Bull (Fernandez) 4.60
Time-1:114s.
Haads alis Fsassos sssDalsS s.mss4 sath"'fsF Andy
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs.
Blazing (Boulmetis) 1900 500 sec
Yes You (Stout) $50 500
Lucky Harp fMann) $40
Also ranDFlyins weather. Agrarian-
U, Polly's Delay, Delphy.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances; 4-year -olds and up: 1 /. miles
Ennobled (stout) 4.S0 800 $50
Whiffenpoof (Rogers) $40 800
Larry A. tJemaS 4.20
Also ran Air Attack, Kinsman,
Thwarted.
i SEVENTH RACE - Colonial handicap
$4,000 added; 3-year-olds and up; flllies
and mares: furlonss
IA-Risk-A-Whirl tJohnstonl
4 Chloe (Batcheller) 1920 9.2C
Winship MORA 11.6l
Also ran-A--Miss Tinka. Miss Degree
ing Maid Danger Ahead, On, Leading
Home.
:. A-Kahlbaum entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-purss 81 900. claiming
l4-year-olds and up, ! i/16 miles.
ISpider Rock CGardner)
52.20 1880 104t
Cherry Path "a. Fernandes) Gao S4(
Bir Ackeim IF. Fernandez) 62(
Time, 1:46h.
dura, Coyote. Free Press, Pennon. ALARM.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
Both Ways Victor in Loudoun' 81
Lawrence Trophy Competition

Lee Grinith's King Farley; 2, Laura Lee
see john and 5svd MaGre Hags sss
tie Chief
Pony hacks over 13 hands, Teddy
and Frances Kay's Babette: 2, Katharine
Bontoegs adS rs. WestTind: 3. Adele Hawthornes 81
sickle.
Chico; 2, Jean and % Susan . Anderson's nahmi;
suians .ns, Pride; 3 Roger l. Egins entry;
Babette; g. Popsickle; 5, Nancy Lee Grit
hth's Red Wing; 4, Westwind.
virsinia Horsemen's Association high
Redmons fsSTa aTaEds Irisb fGT HI 2yesT-o!ds ar
ert Burks,s sixth Sense; 5. Col. and Mrs
George W. Cuttings Candy Bar; 4, Dr.
and Mrs. Alvin l. Kay's Dark Valor.
81 Pony hunter M haeks-1, Bsbstte: 2, Pop
Inree,year-oldS suitable to become hunt
ersIl. E L, Redmon's Sandy Rex: 2, Ad-
miral 9n and Mrs. Forrest shermans Three
nnEi.I Imp Royal g Eagle; 4. Morton W. Smiths
War. ,WaImuD; !. Bert Feirstein'. Golden
and Mrs. Robert Burke.s Davy Jones "'
BoSeais ssn aunieTs Merton sprinsEsDugy Farms
AND Mrs Robert Burse's sH Psychie RhD sally. Il Mr.
scs Koad ns,a. hacks: l., Psychic, Sally; 2. Joe
?: Greenhalsh. r. S Portald, 4. Claude ".
owens Sky's Shadow.
knock-down-a /. Mrs. Z. r.
Sears Sears Flamingo; 2, Defense; 8. Avon
sEa9ckegs Ea9e @ Rsd knight; 4. Lallgollen Farm S
.. $. Equestrian Team hack class: i Mr.
ma Mr mi MS NJ. Robert Bqrke's Past Time: 2,
FLAG Ship: 1: Maxine ks Any Broom Broom. o.
LGoudoun Gsnss p HUNT Club Challense Trophy:
AND HNl |. Susan Anderson's Lady Gerald: 3.
joseph NJ. Rogers Grey Prince. 'Ai .
DC: BY T. JACK fes Sweets Ell 5
envy Che; 3; Dixie Legg's BIC. by Charlie
Sb VANITY y T. MIS-. A. c. Randolph's entry
., Maj. r. B. Lawrence Memorial Challenge
Nopth FisscSs-a iSwnerridden I hunters: !. Mrs J.
sally; $, Portald; Z. Past Tim Time. g. FS'en'c
Handy jumpers: l, Flaminao: Q Cbuck
Ackerman's The 1rishman; 3, Davy Jones:
Open working hunters, Llsnso,lep
rsifra rafms SAFETY Call; 2; Mrs. Dean Rueker' s
Chftons Chsmp; 3, Llangollen Farm's Ads
venture; 4; Good Ship.
s,, Hunter backs. Safety Call; 2, Flag
Ship; & springsbury FARMS Poor Alice !;
, Versatility open Jumpers. Eager
Beaver; .. Defense; 8. The Irishman; /,
WOmsn's Hunters. safety Call; ?.
Adventure; 4. Both Ways.
Junior hunters-l. susan's Pride. ?,
Green hunters, Flag Ship: Q. limp
Mrs: George W. Cuttings Luacky Ann.
Adventure; 3. Moonlight Bay; 4, Safety
Evening star., 1951-05-13
P PaIestinian Second
Behind Dixie Winner
In Fast-Run Stake
BY the Assoeio,sd Press

NEW YORK, May 12.-County
Delight, another flying son of
Count Fleet. blazed down the
Jamaica home stretch today to win
the $69, 500 Gallant Fox Handicap
by neck over Isidor Bieber's
Palestinian.
Last Saturday at Churchill
Downs. Count Turf captured the
Kentucky Derby in a big surprise
He also was a son of Count Fleet,
1913 Derby winner. whose sire.
Reign Count, won the 1928 Derby.
It was no particular surprise to
the crowd Of $4,000 today, how
ever, for County Delight had won
the $25.0o0 Dixie Handicap last
Saturday at Pimlico. The Gus
toners made him second choice to
the Brookmeade Stables Greek
Ship, which got third.
Four Horses in Photo.
1t was SO close at the wire the
judges called for the pictures.
They showed Palestinian had
taken second by a head from
Greek Ship. the latter got the
show spot by another neck from
T. G. Bensons' Lotowhite.
The winner, never out of the
money in eight starts this year,
made this his fourth victory of
1851 as Jockey Eric Guerin shot
him into the lead midway around
the far turn. He swung q bit wide
Strengthening into the stretch
drive and outgamed Palestinian,
with Ted Atkinson up. In a thrill
ing battle to the finish.
Second Fastest Time.
County Delight, owned by Paul
Mellon Of Upperville, Va, COM
pleted the mile and three-six-
teenths in 1868. second fastest
time for the Gallant Fox since
the distance was reduced from a
mile and five furlongs in 1948.
Coaltown set the stake record of
l:56b in 1949. County Delight
packed 119 pounds. Palestinian,
1913, and Greek Ship, 1876.
Those who backed the winner
received $3.50. $40 and 1910,
while Palestinian returned $50
and $500 for place. Greek Ship,
the $2.80-to-l favorite, paid So
to show.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
Jomuicu Results
BY the Asseeiefed Press

FIRST RAcE1rurse. $500; claiming:
silk Quest tJamesl $50 $50 800
Sweet Pryme (Scurlock) $50 $50
Deposit Slip tGorman) $3.50
Also % ranwRneastat, Don't Stop, Kings
Point, Stevie Dear, In the Market. Sand
wyck, Chevron Ace.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500; claim
ing; 3-year-olds; furlongs.
I Hay sy Nom tAresrol $50 31oo Soooo
Goluptious {ColanerD 490
Also rsn G,s gsiyssty Happy Devil Our
Bona Eternal. Connie Rab, Texas Blues.
Harmony Farm and stillman entry.
Field.
DAILY Double paid s22.so)
THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; maidens;
3-year-olds and up; 9 furlongs.
guard Of Hon9r tArcaro, $50 3s0 3.ii0o
Scrappy (scurlcckl $50
Time, 1913.
Also ran-sprinstale,. Free AL. DIX.
md Isopera. Blue Gallant, Lees Boy
Lectioneer, Reloup.
FOURTH RACE-Pprse, $500; allow
ances; 2-year.oldsi 5 furlongs. 90,
Blue Man lAtklnSon ESI.3U Z.oU E..u
Indian Land tGuerin) 2.2O 21O
Privilege tNoImanf 2.4J
Also As' rssni0Wshirlinsaway. Wise Market
Jolie Boy.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: allow.
ances; 4-year-olds and UP; furlongs.
Mighty Quest (CoaeJ 7:60 $50 2.3t
Ssgittarius Errico) 40 2.9t
Uncle Edgar lGuerin) 3.1(
Alse A@s' ranAsit aillit . Fate. ASSIGNMENT. SIX,
Miracle.
SIXTH RACE-Gallant Fox Handicap
100000 added; 3-year-olds and up i,
miles.
County Delisi.t iGuerin) $40 440 2.7t
Palestinian tAtkinson) $40 3ot
Greek Ship tArcaro) 800
Time. 1:56as
Also ran-Lotoxhite. Steel Blue Lon,
/ SEVENTH RACE Purse. $4,000; al
lowances; 3-year-olds; liz miles.
Amphiblen Kirklandl 103.10 23.20 or
The. Eagle (Arcaro) 4.2O 3.St
Golden Trend (SchmidD 5St
| s,,l. Also Ran.Hull Down, Fanboroush. N,
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 4.year-olds and up. liz miles.
Aproval (Kirkland) 81. so 1890 6.2t
virtiso 2nd (Arcaro) 40 3.it
] Mike M fJames) 35i
Also Rsn-Beausy, Mop Up, Scotch
Jewel, Relay Bones. Peterun, Cue Mac
~AsssN ~~S 49, -~ ss3re
Evening star., 1951-05-13
PimIico
Continued From Page B-1


$4,975 in nine previous races, in
cluding four this year. The
Widener filly showed to advan-
tage last Saturday In finishing
third behind Combat Boots and
Hull Down, 212 lengths back, at
Jamaica.
Jockey Nick Shuk. who rode
three winners. booted home quick
est in the first at a $3.50 mutuel.
Promotion completed a 6-8 COM
|bination daily double in the sec
|ond for a $31 payoff.
Two horses. Viva Teddy and
Coat Of Arms. failed to finish the
seventh race. The latter went
lame before the first turn in the
1A-mile test and Viva Teddy was
eased up on the backstretch.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
Pinmen Qualify Today
For Match.Game Title

To assure all bowlers a crack
at the mems Metropolitan Wash
ington match-game duckpin title,
qualification round for the ninth
annual championship test will be
held today at Colonial Village.
Contestants in groups of four
will start firing 5-game blocks at
2 pm.
The 80 winners of the quail
flying round will start the elimi-
nation series May 20 with the
semifinal and final rounds set for
May 81.
Prize winners in the recent
Washington City mixed doubles
may pickup their checks from
Lorraine GULL any night next
week at Bladensburg. The list:
Class A-Clara Walz-Jim Har.
ford, 807 ($22): Lii Carleton-A
Terry. 1853 ($15; Dot Prentiss.
Sonny Weldon, 767 ($10); Bins
Moen-Pete Townsend, 762 SD
Class B Chaterine and Bill
Quigley. 716 $500; Pearl anc
Pete Pratico, TIL ($12); Mary ane
Harry Clark. TOO ($8); Jane anc
Bob MacCord. 698 ($6).
Class C-Hazel and Woody vii.
son. $685. t$2D; Mary Riston.
r. L. Maddox, 693 ($1N; Doro.
thy and Jack Moulton, 692 ($7)
Evening star., 1951-05-13
By Angelina J. corobeIIi
Special Dispatch 10 The Stor

LEESBURG. Va, May 12.-Mrs.
j. North Fletcher Of Warrenton,
Va, with her hunter, Both Ways,
won the first leg on the Mai. Larry
Lawrence Memorial Trophy first
placed in competition today at the
Loudoun Hunt horse show.
The Lawrence event, named in
tribute to the late nationally
known horseman, was limited to
owner-ridden hunters.
Second In the event was Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Burke's Psychic
Salley. ridden by Mrs. Burke.
Third went to Mrs. George p.
.Greehalgh, jr.'s, Portald and
fourth was Mr.. and Mrs. Burke's
Past Time. ridden by Mrs. Burke.
Flamingo, owned by Mrs. E. e.
Sears and handled by Morton w.
"Cappy' Smith, took the jumper
|honors, winning both the knock
|down-and-out and the handy,
placing in the sweepstakes and
taking fourth in the versatility
Reserve was Mrs. M. E. Person S
Eager Beaver from her Upper
vile. Va, Llangollen Farm and
ridden by~Dick Kirby. Eager Beav-
Ter won both the versatility and
sweepstakes and was fourth in
the warm-up. ...
Mrs. Persons Safety Call, rid
den by Mrs. John B. Lee, nosed
out Mrs. Dean Fuckers Clifton's
Champ. ridden by Mrs. Alex Cal
vert, by a half point for the
hunter championship. Safety Call
took blues in the hunter hacks
and the women's hunters, was
third in the hunter sweepstakes
and fourth in the open hunters
Clifton's Champ won the sweep
stakes and the open.
Teddy and Frances Kay. young
daughters of DR.. and Mrs. Alvin
I. Kay. rode Babette to the pony
tricolor. Teddy took the pony to
a blue in the class for ponies over
jumps and in the pony hunter
hacks. With Frances in the sad.
die. the pony took first in the
pony hacks.
Babette's closest rival was Laurs
Lee Shreve's Chico, ridden by hel
Arlington. Va.
Pony hacks, under Is hands, Name,
Evening star., 1951-05-13
testers Moon Winner
Of Rodnor Hunt Cup
BY he As.oeioted Pres.

MALVERN. Pa. May l2.-Jes-
ter's Moon. owned by Mrs. John
Strawbridge, jr., Phoenixville, Pa.
was an easy 20-length winner ir
the 21st running of the 26-jump
Radnor Hunt Cup today.
Second Mate, leading by 20
lengths early in the race, was
second, four lengths better thar
Mister Mars, owned by Mrs
Amory S. Carhart, Warrenton,
Va.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
Duke NaIon Smashes
All Qualifying Marks
For 500-MiIe Race
By tho Asseeiated Press

INDIANAPOLIS. May 12.-Duke
Nalon, veteran race driver of
Sherman Oaks. Calf, returned
today to the indianapolis Motor
Speedway. where he almost lost
his life two years ago, and smashed
all qualifying records for the 500
mile Memorial Day race.
Nalon's 136.49S miles-an-hour
run broke the 10-mile record of
134.343, set last year by Walt
Faulkner Of Long Beach. Calf.
He won the pole position for the
May 80 race.
Nalon also set a one-lap (21z
miles, recird of 137.049 miles an
hour. compared with Faulkner's
1875 .003.
The car, VS. Novi Special. had
been rebuilt with a redesigned
engine since Nalon crashed into
the retaining wall while leading in
the 1949 500-mile race.
OV,VVV 0CC ASCCOAuS w.
| A crowd estimated unofficially
at $4,000 also saw three other track
records broken as 10 drivers earned
starting positions for the Memo
rial Day race.
Lee Wallard of Tampa, Fla,
won the No. 2 spot in the lineup
at an average speed of 135.039
miles an hour-a record for a
rear drive, four-cylinder car. His
run In the Belanger Special would
have been a new record If Nalon
hadn't gone first.
Duane Carter of Detroit set o
new record for itoLV-u....
cylinder cars. He took Bill Hol-
lands 1949 Indianapolis winner
around the bricks and asphalt at
133. 1868 miles an hour for his best
I21a mile lap and a 133.749 aver
age.
Mauri Rose held the old records
of 132.587 and 132.3l9, respective
ly, set last year.
i Rose. qualifying for his 18th
Memorial Day race and trying for
his fourth victory, also beat his
old record in the Pennzoil Special.
He was little short of Carter's
: speeds with 133.422 average.
/ McGrath Wins No. 3 Spot.
/ Jack McGrath of Glendale.
Calf, won the No. 3 spot in the
rear-drive Hinkle Special with q
134.303 average.
Mike Nazaruk of East Meadow.
: N. Y. was the only speedway
newcomer to qualify in the OPEN
ing time trials. He got into the
: lineup in seventh position with
1.-THE car in which Johnny Parsons
OF Van Nuys, Calf. won the 1850
/ race.
Parsons also qualified, along
with Cecil Green of Houston, Tex,
fourth place finishers last year.
Troy Ruttman of Lynwood,
Calf, and Tony. Bettenhausen Of
Tinley Park, ILL.,, Carter's team
:. mate, also qualified.
!. Ruttman drove Faulkner's for
mer record-holding car at two
J. miles an hour slower than Faulk-
b ner's 1850 average.
. The trials will be resumed to-
! morrow and will continue through
the next two week ends.
Evening star., 1951-05-13

Jumper sweepstake-1, Eager Beaver; 2.
8, Defense; 4. Davy Jones.
Hunter sweepstake-1. Clifton's Champ;
2. Past Time: 3. Safety Call: f. Adventure.
Pony champion-Babette, 10 points.
Reserve, Chico. 51a points.
Reserve. Eager Beaver. II points
Hunter champion-Safety Call, 10h
points Reserve, Clifton's Champ, 10
Evening star., 1951-05-13
County Delight Wins Gallant Fox Cap FouHorse Photo Finish
PimIico Race Chart
,lv Pacing Form !

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Evening star., 1951-05-13

Eiye pounds apprentice Allowance aalned =
TToRar muuls CONTROL
odIcSsEf & sHoad i race early
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Evening star., 1951-05-13

TWodohSr % muus
sS cIIoFs snds Hand @ sia1 s4S ntn , Ave t. took
rated while
Evening star., 1951-05-13

m % % % % claiming g a1 FL e sea- ese. ssne
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Evening star., 1951-05-13
PimIico Entries

By the AsSoeioied Press
Clear and Fast-First Post. 2:15 PM
FIRST RACE-Purse, S., 900; claiming
Evening star., 1951-05-13
DAILY DOURI.E PAID sa1.O0

Xxx Seven pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
Two-dollar mntusls psid-PRoMoTIoN S6 20 81
PROMOTION. hustled clear early and taken under ST
rated responded to good urging out
main threat final effort to wrest comm
weakened slightly. KILLEYBEGs within easy striking
Evening star., 1951-05-13

s.a Went AIS
oNNkE II WNTEss I w
Evening star., 1951-05-13

S2.20; MERE BONES, $3.50. Handle.
LARAN, allowed to lag during tn
to engage the leader and was undel
HARP. The latter was hard while RAJ
the turn and held on better than u
LARAN while rallyins. was eased Il
closing rally
Evening star., 1951-05-13

}. Handle. Si27.O73. =,
ing in front early, was not rushed when BREAK OF
B. bold rush along the baekstretch regainsd the ead a
with Surprise move along the backstretch but was
within striking distance nearing the stretch but could
Evening star., 1951-05-13

81 oo sToRN sIRp Handle
1 asd sn s h SndsE rnsS sToM
umcie
"a start @ nsss sc E s'.y Ine es' doa pysoa
Evening star., 1951-03-13
Virginia High Court
To Review Alexandra
| Annexation Decision
BY the Assoeicted Press

RICHMOND, Va. Mar. 13.-The
State Supreme Court yesterday
agreed to review annexation
courts award of approximately
7h square miles of Fairfax County
to Alexandria.
The award was made by three
judge court in Fairfax in De-
cember, and the land transfer
was to have been effective on
January /. 1851. Fairfax won a
suspension of the annexation de-
cree pending an appeal, however.
: Robert J. Mccandlish, jr., at
torney for Fairfax County, said
the State Supreme Courts action
means the entire annexation case
will be aired before that court.
He said even If the court upholdS
the annexation decision, it is Gus
tomary when an appeal is granted
to set new date for the annexa-
ton to take effect-possibly Janu-
airy l, 1852.
The court earlier had agreed to
review the Falls Church-F Fairfax
County annexation case. A three
judge court in that case denied
Falls Church's plea to annex any
of Fairfax County.
Evening star., 1951-03-13
House Passes Montgomery
Non-Pa Board Bill
BY q Stor stoff Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 13.-Mont-
gomery County's bill for non-par-
tisan election of school board
members is on the Senate side of
the State House today.
The House Of Delegates, by a
vote of 81 to Is, passed the meas
ure last night over the opposition
of DR.. Thomas G. Pullen, State
superintendent of schools.
DIR. Pullen has opposed the bill
on the ground it would destroy
uniformity"
In all other counties of the
State and in Baltimore, school
board members are appointed by
the Governor.
But Montgomery's all-Repub-
lican delegation, who sponsored
the bill, argued that the plan has
the support of the electorate. They
pointed out that final decision
rests with citizens who will vote
on the proposal in a referendum
in November.
The bill would provide for two
school board members-at-large
and one from each of the five
county council districts - all to
campaign without party designa-
ton. The county Board of Edu-
cation now has six members.
Evening star., 1951-03-13
Heroes Do Not Lose Redress,
Virginia Supreme Court Holds

Power Co. to recover damages in
her husbands death. The lower
court, however, struck all the evi-
dence on the grounds that it
failed to show the power company
was guilty of any negligence.
The opinion by Associate JUS
tice John w. Eggleston cited the
uncontested main facts in the
case. These were that in the eve
ming of July 16, 1948, a high ten
sion wire carrying about 2,400
volts broke and fell into the street
near the Andrews home.
An electrician who happened
by. Homer Ryan, in an effort to
clear up the danger. caught hold
of the lightly insulated wire and
tried to pull tout of the street.
The light insulation peeled off,
leaving his hand locked on the
energized metal. He was knocked
unconscious.
Mr.. Andrews, looking on, ran
over to jerk the wire loose from
Mr.. Ryan and managed to pull it
free, but Mr.. Andrews was elec-
trocuted' Immediately.
Evening star., 1951-03-13
Hagerstown Building
Permit Denied Hecht
BY the Associated Press

HAGERSTOWN. Md, Mar. 13.-
The Hecht Co., a major depart
ment store operator in Washing
ton and Baltimore, yesterday lost
its permit to build a $360,000 unit
on the north edge of Hagerstown.
The city rejected the company's
application for a renewal Of its
permit, which was issued last
September II and was good for
only six months. The company
applied for the renewal Saturday.
Persons familiar with city hall
procedures said they could not
remember when such a renewal
had been rejected. Mayor Her.
man L. Mills and City Attorney
Bruce Lightner declined to COM
ment on the development.
The Hecht Co. has had diff
culties ever since it announced
plans to build the store as the
principal unit of a shopping CEN
ter on the north side.
After it got it's original permit,
the mayor and council adopted
new zoning regulations which
prohibited use of the intended
site for commercial purposes.
The Antietam Distributing Co.,
developer of the tract, has filed
suit in Circuit Court asking an
injunction against the city which
would prohibit it from applying
to the property any sections of
the zoning ordinance enacted
after the original permit was
granted.