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Evening star., 1951-08-26
BY IN. A..oeiot.d Press

SACRAMENTO. Calf. Aug. 26.
A 17-year-old high school girl,
who has been riding for just four
years, has earned a chance to win
a berth on the 1852 United States
Olympic equestrian team.
Pretty Barbara Busch Of Sacra-
mento selected as the top Western
representative in the final Olympic
Trials at Fort Riley, Kans., adj
mits she is somewhat nervous as
she prepares for the stiffest COM
petition in her brief riding ca
reer.
Barbara and her horse, Charley,
won the trip to Fort Riley in q
series of six trials in California
this summer. The final one was
at the Monterey County Horse
Show last week end.
+ Two other California women
finished in a tie behind her
Mrs. AL Lauer, also Of Sacra-
|mento, and Ellen Lincoln of North
Hollywood. Mrs. Lauer is going
to Fort Riley, too. to help Bar
bara represent the Western
States, Hawaii and Alaska, against
the best men and women riders
the rest Of. the country has to
offer.
Mrs. Lauer, under her maiden
name of Norma Mathews. rode
Evening star., 1951-08-26
Rockingham Results
bY tha Asiocioied Press

FIRST RAcE-Pgrss; RACE $1,000; claim
psbbles PES aoaf pageTn sea up5 SEQ 4ge 4es
Alice Simms (RichardsD $40 5.60
Cencerro tMercierl $40
Tine, 1:453s.
Also ran-Big Atom. Welland. Uranium.
Telbeda, Lineback Little Stick, Star Baby,
Second Try and Complot.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
Bambueo tTuroulll 1880 $50 $50
Lady Keizin (spinaD 40
Also ran Mama C., Noon Nisht. Mez-
canine Dubblell. Ned's Choice, Eloquence,
Still Champ. Tor. Honors and Bell Beau.
DAILY Double Paid $7o.6o)
4-year-oIds and UP: s furlonFs.
Scholarship (Destastol 4.20 $50 $50
Mr.. Blueblood (Rodrisuez) 11.60 500
Fleet Roman Richards 440
Also ran-ciaire Dauber. wendiso. Can
Locate. Joes Gal and Rip Snort.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, s2.s0o: allow
e Star Delisht GRAY 1000 55.oooo $40 3eeo
Tis Joe lBurnS) 400
Also ran--Night Again, Charley Foy.
Fountain Penn, Here's Luck. Clara Pa
tricia and Emerald.
Hodge entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
anceS' o-yehI-CiuS anu up o luLtUhss;, 20
s. Larry Ellis Ellis. tggTr I.ms 1880 se9 sS9 sS9
Puppet tBorgemenke) 500
Time--l:lO4s,
Also ran-Peace Mission, Warrant Cloud,
Allies Pal. Old Tom. Boss Bennie, Andy 5
Glory and Dtsconsolate.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, SIS. 900; handicap;
3-year-olds and up; "a miles.
lambert (Burrl 1880 $50 80
Asostract tPederson) 500 $40
Shadows Start tBorsemenke) 2.SO
Also me' rangRealtor. Adopt, daBlentiso,
Alairne, swadelle, Boo Boo Shoe.
dqFinished third and placed fourth.
SEVENTH RACE-purse. S2,400; claim
in, 3-year-oidS; ,ls miles.
George Collins (Burr) 4.20 500 2.40
Star Prince (Pederson) $50 3.20
Quiz Me tRichards) 2.60
Time, 1:452s.
CAMS Major and Col Marcus.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. S2,400: claim
Ih inE; 4-ysar.oldS ear and up; IL miles. No
dhRodger Joe (Th'pson) 500 $50 400
Jal fDavernl SEQ
Also ran--Jaialai, Bob's Ace. Tiny Ad-
miral, coming. On and War Toro.
dh-Deadheat for win.
NINTH .RACE-Purse. $4,000: claimine
4-yeaE.olds and up; lie mites.
Hot Time (Burr) 700 800 $50
Athlete (Richardsl $50 $50
Kibosh Pedersonl 500
Also ranDfirst Pebble, 7anneke, Ii
teco, Best Prospect and Harem
Evening star., 1951-08-26
High School Girl Wins Chance
To Ride for u. S. in OIympics

for the United States in interna-
tional competition last year.
A tall girl with short blond hair,
Barbara has acquired quite col
lection Of ribbons and trophies
since she began horse show riding
in 1898. Her father displays some
of the ribbons in his drugstore.
There's a month Of training in
store for Barbara and Charley at
the tough Fort Riley jumping
course. The trials start in october
and riders from the Western Zone
have been told to be on hand by
September /.
Up until this year the American
Olympic equestrian team has been
Ia monopoly Of the U. s. Army.
Now it's open to all amateur rid
|ers, and it's possibly the only
Olympic sport in which men and
women can compete on equal
terms.
Although her mother, Mrs. Paul
Busch, says Barbara was wary
when the family first got, horse
-four years ago - she preferred
leading him to riding him-she
began riding competitively very
soon after she started to, ride at
all.
Mrs. Busch and Barbara will
hitch Charley's trailer to the fam
| lily car Monday and leave for Fort
Riley.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
Ocean Downs
Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; pace: 2o
Siss sIsssef; hnfn.3f. 9ns MILF isv,,no $50 ~
Easter Dawn Dawn . tdoodnoarhj ' $50 go
De Prince Myers $50
virginia I. DO. Diliondale, Belle MORGAN.
SECOND RACE-Furse, $500: pace; 21
CLASSIFIED; one mile.
Princess Gary tBritD $40 100
Miss Susie tTurlington) $40
Also Also started&Becky Brisht. Iris Han
over, Earl,s Hildesard. Rose Marie
Woollen, Rebekah,
rH1Rb Bali RyAeRsuEss eRu0s nsid 800 StSoO trot
Trudean (W. Holiness $50 800
>, Also ran--Moppitt. .ssndra Worthy, Fora
FoURTA hiis RAcHpuase tGsse yGS s7oo trot
5cbsRy Srfs y ogxs ,ss,.1; 1870 ssS so ssS 80
Mr.. Excellency IL. Turiingtonl $50
oyS.s 5se Fee F.s.ss sisf g gR.r Jim Gallon
FIFTH hsEz Psi dle PSI tniss ssooo pace; Is
Windy Law &c. Oakley, 4.2o 300 e.4o
Victory Cash u. Stokley) $40 $50
ESQ CIV. Fleming $40
lu1e. -slUTS.
Also started--Ensign Harmony. Ann
Frisco Honor,s Lady. vang9ard.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; pace; 4
classified; one mile.
CAPTAIN Eddie (Ttonl $500 7.e0 $50
Nora Direct IT. Lewisl $50 34O
Millbrook &C. Gigee1 3.f3C
. Time, 2:06Ls.
Also started-spruce Up, Rosemary
b. ook.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; trot
16 classified: one mile
Boga McElwyn wv. Myer) 1920 $50 800
Leading Man IL. Cooke) 500 3SG
Mont 81 Stokley) 20
Time, 2:06
Also started--John Dee, Bertha Rose
croft, Belina Hanover
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500; pace; 16
classified one mile.
Lord Clinton IT. Wrrsl 1120 $40 $50
VIII Bolton 81. Amatol 1880 44C
Royal Sue III Kelley $50
Time o:G825
Also startec-Shamrock Thoughts. skel.
ter. Gay Tulip.
Total nand1e G1R6 EoR
Evening star., 1951-08-26
Atlantic City Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000; claiming;
S;year7olds; 9 turlongs. an oao o.a
Big Bargain (Stout) 800 s.4o
Incas tBonel 3.OU
gate, Dr. Hinmy, chadace. Palate and
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
RaSerto 1SS 4yessolds sto6t, and up miss so
Risist IIst y Metal 'VI V1IBouImetis, ~ 400 500
Burts Reward tSkellyl $40
Also rari-Approyal, Broad Gross. Jun
car0iinap spaIis any bonSle 6emSGef paid s1o.so1
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500; claiming;
4-year-olds and up; Ii. miles;
Terry's Cane (stouo $40 4.999o
Also ran-Bousent Fighting Fair. In
faith. and Group.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
1Boulmetisj $500 1920 500
Super Sign (GonzaleD $50 40
Ann Del (Rosers) 600
born Jerry, Fraud and After BIN.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500; cIaiming;
2-year-qlds and - up; fuTIoonssS; do an . an
aHigh Trend tCulmone) ESQ 3.09
aOgre nyonsl 800
Time, l:102s.
Also ran-Blazing Extinguisher. Flyin1
Weather and Roman Zephyr.
Greenfield and Martin entry.
SIXTH RACE--Abseeon Island Handi-
cap; $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and up;
i1is miles tturf).
Plaster fShukI 1880 $50 3.6l
dhPicador {Culmone) 3.49 2.41
dhEnnobled lStout) 2.2o 2.4(
Time. / 5235.
Also ran-Danger Ahead. chiele II
KinsmAn and Vanamos
dh Dead heat for place.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, SIS 900; al
llowances; 3-year-olds and up; 8 fur
Tuscany CStoutl 4.20 400 2.4e
Nelps Boy {Boulmetis) $40 400
Halter CNashl 400
Time Hos
Also ran-Our Request. Istan and Play
Toy.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purses $500: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; furlongs; o
Happy Task INA shl 500 $50 3.VQ
Dixie Flyer tBoulmetis) 40 $50
Sedseview (FlskI zoo
Time, IIO3s.
Also ran-rour Chances, Little Captain,
Mr.. Buster. Seven League and Gold Bun.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $1,000 claim
ing; 3-year- -olds and up; !. miles
Arthur PLATE fShukl $40 $40 go
Milldale (Bone) 40 300
Trout Lure tErieksonl 4.6O
Aiso ran@Cutting Edge. Option. Count
Victor and Wright Angle.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
Montgomery Fair Horse Show
Draws 900 at Goithersburq

4. Donna Bradleys Little Glow.
ET6py 0ny 'MTmne5s M06e5s. over lSo gseauein
4. Mrs. Mary S. Johnson's Bay Rhythm.
Ponies under saddle. over 13.O--1. Ted
Ssa Be B. ksys ponn Bradsgs
Pony Jumpers, under 13.o-1. Bobbie
eSieoi Rsnds d.fdners aa9 Msd.moisee
c.I Junior hacks.l; Dorothy Ered,s Chi
2; c. Smiths Del Dee; 4. Laura Lee
shreve's Cheesecake.
FSns ego hqnsFs T. NsdsmSise ansss e 0sSn 9
a ad MIS- ( 0esf@s fsehe
Mrs Robsr sMhsRss stsa step
Two-year-olds, suitable to become hunt
Valor: 2 Ellery Groves Giadswood; 3. Ray
Norton, tr.'S, Irish Frost.
Pony hunters; oyer lsoi 1.l,.da Misty; 2
Junior horsemanship-1. Barbara Ora
ham; 2. Laura Lee shreve; 3. Joe Smith;
Pony champion. under 1s.o-Popcorn
10 points: Reserve. Chico. 9 points.
a, Pony champion: over 13.0-s9Moonbeam
eSaRs sssfsSs Misty zvon Dsinsi
Red knight; 2. Joan ostrow's Bandit; g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Hughes. Jr.'s Hill;
Finn
Junior working hunters. 10 shipley's
Stepalong; ?. Cheesecake; g. John r
Kelly's Maryland Miss; 4. A. s. Dailey's
Open Jumpers. Mr.. and Mrs. Gard.
ner Hallman's Altitude; ?; Red Knight;
10. Warren KidwelPs Pinch Me; 4. Tiny.
Junior iumpers--1 Stepalons; .. Tiny;
3 Mickey Finn; f. Altitude.
Working hunters. CheesecaEe; 2
Wye: Maryland Miss; f. Mr.. and Mrs
Gardner Hallman'S Gray Lark.
| Road hacks. Claude W. owens Sky's
Shadow; g Betty Nanz's City Slickers> 5
Dorothy Fred's Chi Chi; 4. Sam Hudson's
Touch and -out--1. Bandit; 2. REQ
Kn5.ht; Rsnt ;,r,!n Altitude; Hill ....,
Shadow: 2. Mrs. d. r. Talbert's war
Party; g. Night Wings; 4. Sally Blauner'i
Five-gaited saddle horses. A. D
Anderson's. Baltimore Clipper; e n. K
Yensen's Silver Belle: 3. Chris-Mar Farm,
Royal Velvet; 4. DR.. Frank Masino's Hish-
Hand Finish.
Junior champion n---stepalons 10 points
Reserve. Tiny. 4 points. I
Evening star., 1951-08-26
Washington Park Results
BY the Assoeia'ed Press

FIRST RAcE-purse, $4,000, claim
ing; 4-ysar-olds and up; one mils =.
Shining i edDP DEED PAdams, '~O 40 40 800
Montes Ace tScurlock) $40
Also i'' ran@Ferry Pilot Tropie Raider.
Ms Miss 1i BiscE, Sriiou sH and Moon BHHen'' Bim!
SECOND RAcE--,Purse $4,000; msid-
sprins KRal IMadden> $50 $50 a.so
Upright lwesfropej $40
Also ranGPistter Scout, Blue Shore.
ybs bsT Psia dau6: T.: pss AZ sas sssse ss1 Ripple
THIRD RAcE-Purse se,2oo; claim
oft.T ~ piEids9d E4SaE gomsa, gsssst $50 dsS tsc
Son Son chariis ADAMS 800
Aiso ne ranHshow Place, Lictor. rraras.
spurchase, Air Patrol.
FOURTH ggAcE.pu5ss; 81 zoo; claim aim,
Pssutiss Pss ssnE TiseE Keene .a% 900 stSS $ssSS $sS
oTmss Gown (Rivers> $40
ward Roman Vulcan and Rusty .Lyn.
FIFTH RAcE-Pgrss $4,000; Allow
Rfisa RsHiss5t pOEn T1aT5g b9asgn, sos0 lssSS lsS $sSs
Gushing OIL tBailey) 4.4O
! ,Aiso ran0Dry summer Keymar. Pines
/ Of Rome, .Yardmaster Quiet, Solution
Calicut and Star Wish.
! SIXTH RACE-Purse, 1000; allow.
ances: 4-year-ods and UP; D furlongs.
Circus CPwn fRicl1'son) $40 $50 300
Delta Eagle CWidman) 1880 $40
TIDY Sum &c. ..urchl $50
Time, :09As
Also Ran-Vitan Sun, Tattenham. Coffee
Money, Whirling Dough. Warsick.
SEVENTH RACE-Meadovland Handi.
cap. $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and up;
/ Il miles (turf).
b Volcanic fRiveraI go $50 $50
Cuore (Doosonl $50 4.40
Mr.. Fox (Madden) 500
Time. 1:64s equals world and track
Also Ran---a Seward. DR.. Ole Nelson.
Oil Capitol. Royal Governor, Floating
Clown and Curandero.
Hasty House Farm and Trotsek entry.
Walmac Farm and Safhr entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim.
ing; 4-year-o -olds and up; lie miles tturfI
Reish's RehE C. Comst .Mdd'nl 1910 80 $50
First Tenet tKeenel $40
Also ran: Pay Window, British Isles,
Dominion Leo P. Mel, Whirltown and
Great Fun.
NINTH RACE-Purse. s. 200; claiming;
4-year-olds and up; "a miles: turf
Royal Challa tKeene) $50 4.60 $50
Clover Miss tWidmanD 6.2O 4S0
Ks slick tJessopJ 100
Time 1915.
Also ram Nictor. Colinova, Coley Bay,
Big Buster, Stone HILL I'm Don and Bra.
ganca
Evening star., 1951-08-26
Bel Air Results
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claiming;
3-year-olds and up; ! mile .,o
HasiSs sIaaSerbuss ass tRsTvoT, RSE1s 44o 1t3S 3S
Also ssnDsan gt.sn Flag y.rs Ninsts ss.
Berths's Play. Sea Level.
ing; $.year-oids: 5 furionss
SSstipgas s1Eer clas R.sstbuto, WSSS $50 2oo o
'scSse % Ne scsrTiiioS $50
Aso rsHsss ssS, sf:o0 PssE sgslO NAL p.ns ese
'A DAILY Double paid S37ooD
THIRD RACE-Purse, sl,1o0, 2-year-
Mabs Meyerhoffer) 1920 $50 700
No Lien (Carillol $50 40
Alva H (Sorrentino) 4.2o
Also ranwChaloya, saplins. Silk Quest
BuSs Up. Pip and Miss Cross.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds; one mile and 20 yards.
jayne g GauerI 9.6U $50 $50
Rough Candy tWilcox) 1900
Also ran-Risins Temper, Bonnie Bones
Four West, New Freedom and Salome.
3-year- -olds and UP: one mile and 70 yards
Hand In Glove tBauer) 500 400 3.41
Ragtime Band tClarkD 40 3.3u
Lilac Lady tCampbelD 6.4U
Time. 1:4445.
Locust B and EndtoVn.
Also ran-Wee Singer Hisb Note,
Sixth RACE Purse. $1,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds and UP; 5 furlongs.
Star z (Root) 1880 $50 $40
Chaffee-Dee (Downs) 1.40 $50
Nerve (Sorrenfino) 2.0U
Time. :59.4.
Also ran-.Bluff Hal, Rustum, Laurelita,
and Indian Ballad.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 81 300: claim
ing 3-year-olds and up; / IL miles.
Thermion tMcIvorb go 900 $50
Simoleon (Sorrentino) 4.60 $50
Debby J. (Downs) $50
Time. 1:45ts.
Also ran-Fighting Harry. Dorado. Win
ter Passes. Eagle Speed. Dimps, Pousbay,
King Freedoms.
EIGHTH RACE-.Purse, .S1.1o0; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and Up; j.. miles,
Rosedan Bauer $50 $50 800
Bevsboy (McGonigaD $50 40
Denagee Russo) 400
Also ran--No Melody. Wesley A. Bullgar
Bayern, VPI Clef. Is / Me
Evening star., 1951-08-26
Sunday League Winners
Beqin PIuyoffs Today

Northeast Bodyworks and the
Washington Boys Club meet in
the first game Of a two-out-of-
three series for the National City
Sunday League title at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon on the Ellipse.
Northeast won the first half
crown in regular season play and
the Boys Club took the second
round. The two teams will meet
next Sunday at / pm. and If a
second game is needed it will
follow.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
MeadoWIand Taken
For Third Time by
Top-Weiuhted Star
BY III. Asseeioi.d Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-The Wal
mac Farms Volcanic, acknowl-
edged grass course champion, to-
day won the $55.450 Meadowland
Handicap at Washington Park for
the third consecutive time.
The 6-year-old son Of Ambrose
Light-Hot Supper covered the
mile and three-sixteenths over the
grass course in 1:544s, to equal
his own American record for the
distance.
3 Are Withdrawn.
The value of the race was re-
duced to $55.45 as the result Of
late scratches. Inseparable, Fancy
Flyer and Mulatto were with
drawn. Consequently, the event
became the second richest turf
event. topped only by the SCI. 900
Stars and Stripes Handicap at
Arlington Park a month ago.
The Argentine bred Cuore,
owned by the Cherry Oca Stable,
finished second, with Mr.. Fox
third and Seaward fourth. There
were nine starters.
Volcanic, the property of r. w.
McIlvain, Chicago oil company
executive, went to the post a 2-1
favorite with DR.. Ole Nelson as
a running mate. The pair paid
$500, $3.50 and $3.50 across the
board. Cuore returned $3.50 and
$40 with Mr.. Fox paying $500
to show.
Volcanic Closes Fast.
Owner McIlvain pocketed $37,-
400 as first prize. and 1000 went
to David Toochin of New York,
owner Of Cuore. Third place netted
$4,000 and fourth, $4,000.
Volcanic came from far back to
thrill the crowd of 22.623 with his
length and a half triumph. Jockey
Angel Rivera went right along with
the grass king for his third
straight Meadowland riding con-
quest.
The victory raised Volcanoes
lifetime earnings to $202.750.
After Seaward, the nine-horSe
field finished in this order, Oil
Capitol, DR.. Ole Nelson, Curandero,
Floating Clown and Royal Gov
ernor.
Mr.. Fox Early Leader.
Mr.. Fox stepped into a two
length lead over Seaward and held
it for half a mile. Seaward then
went to the front and Volcanoes
running mate, DR.. Ole Nelson,
threw in a challenge. Volcanic was
trailing the field at this point.
After six furlongs, with Seaward
three lengths ahead of Mr.. Fox,
Cuore moved up to fourth and
Volcanic to sixth. AS they swung
into the stretch. Volcanic, taking
his usual course on the outside,
and Cuore moving between horses,
started their duel.
At the sixteenth pole. Volcanic
forged to the front and drew away
Cuore wound up another length
and a half ahead of Mr.. Fox, a
nose in front of Seaward for third
money.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
19,168 See Lambent Win
AT Rockingham Park
BY the Associated Press

SALEM, N. H, Aug. 25.-Double
M Farms Lambent, with appren-
tice Charley Burr in the irons
scored a thrilling victory in the
Rockingham Park Handicap to-
day before a getaway day crowd
of 19.168.
Lambent overcame ]. H. Carr's
Swadelte in the home stretch OF
the mile and a furlong to clip two
fifths of a second of the track
record.
The winners time was 1895
with Cobbles Stables Abstract a
length behind and the Favored
Shadows Start third.
The payoff was Lambent $3.50,
$3.50 and $500; Abstract $6 and
$500 and Shadows Start $2.86.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
Toledo Coddie Retuins
Golf Grown in Ohio
BY the Associoted Press

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Aug. 25.-
Leonard Pietras, II. of Toledo.
won the PGA-National Caddie
Golf championship today to keep
the crown in Ohio for the second
straight year.
He defeated another 17-year-
old, Wayne Etherton of Chicago.
and 8, in the 36-hole final of
the fve-day tournament over the
6,810-yard Ohio State University
Scarlet course.
Last years champion. Mel
Woelpfling Of Ashland, Ohio, could
not defend his title because of the
Journeys 18-year age limit rule.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
By Angelina J. corobeIIi

10 Shipley's Stepalong showed
the way to an entry Of good
mounts to win the junior tricolor
at the annual Montgomery County
Fair Horse and Pony Show at
Gaithersburg yesterday.
Performing before a crowd of
5000, largest at any area horse
show this season, the owner-train-
er-rider combination accounted
for brace of blues in the junior
working hunters and the junior
jumper events for 10-point score.
Reserve to Stepalong was A. s..
Dailey's converted leaper, Tiny,
which took a second place award
in the Junior jumpers and a
fourth in the junior working hunt
erS under the combined handling
of 8-year-old Bobbie Gardner and
15-year-old Randy Gardner.
~ Gardner Boys Score.
Bobbie Gardner was on Popcorn
as the two diminutive contestants
scored 10 points in the pony
jumpers and pony hunters for the
small-sized pony championship.
In the large-Sized pony division
Jacklyn Ewing's Moonbeam scored
9l2 points to best Randy Gard
ner's misty with eight points.
Moonbeam accounted for win in
the pony jumpers, was second in
both the ponies under saddle and
the pony hunters for the cham
pionShip score.
The summaries:
Summaries:
Ponies under saddle, under 1870 hands
4. Poole Sisters Cloveri 2. Poole Sisters
Gibson Girl; 3. Randy 0ardners MADE
Evening star., 1951-08-26
Saratoga Results
By the A.soeiotsd Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3-yeaf-olds and up; furlongS.
BASIS !villarTsap ,lssI.v 4.5o % $-So 90 S4499
. White Bones Permane) $40
Also s' ranSRarviko. chinick. Mr.. Pi-
ssd zse DasasSn sssS.y Nike Nike NJ n snd @
Apheim stable and Jensen entry.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
sen f $SesF TSns Sds and pD $50 s4e a'
Chitlin Switch tAtkinson) 400 gao
Also ran~Billy Bart, campaniIieo and
DAILY double paid S1e.10D
THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances; hurdles; 3-year olds and up: about
.Sssan S. 14s IA g Hart, sect $3.50 aSS 4SS &c
Also ranwGolden Boy II, Navy Gun.
HALEY Flash O'Fire. clsotope.
cDixon and Wright entry.
FOURTH RACE-Grand Union Hotel
stakes; $1,000 added; 2-year-olds; 8
Cousin (Guerin) 40 go
Jet Master tArcaro) 2.1O
Also ran-one Throw and Hannibal
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; maidensi
2-year-olds: 5l2 furlonEs.
Stormy Cruise (At'son) 4.50 500 2.40
Meg March (Pieoul go $50
abraham (Combestl 3.lu
Also ran-Bes Marony. bDreans. bBel.
ara, Girls Girls, .Glossette, Adriutha. Chilly
aSafari and Fairy Lore.
a-Iselin entry.
b-Belair study entry.
SIXTH RACE - SARATOGA Handicap
$4,000 added; 3-year-olds and UP; Ia
Lone Eagle (Hettineer, S2.7o 1890 SEQ
Mr. Trouble tMehrtensl 14.60 $50
County DeliEht (Guerin) 2.9l
Time, 2.04,
Also ran-Mandingo, Bit o'Fate, Bus
anda. Adile. One Hitter and Titien II.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, SO, 600; claim
ING; 3-year-olds and UP; 8 furlongs
Competing Beau tGuerin) $50 $50 $50
Blue Helmet tArcaro) $40 80
Sky Power (Rodriguez) 40
Time, l;11+s.
Fire, Luchador.
EIGHT RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds and up; one mile.
Alphabetical tArcaro) $40 2.q0
Kyslla tGuerin) $40
Time, :39ls.
Also ran-Four Shoes. a Spanish Cream
Mallow, Mackle, Idolino. Discreet, Gay
Count.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
Second Accident in a Week
Hurts Ocean Downs Driver
SnssinI pisnnteh 70 The stur

OCEAN CITY, Md, Aug. 25.-
Les Harrell was sent to the hospital
in an undetermined condition and
three other sulky drivers were
shaken up in a four-horse spill at
Ocean Downs Raceway tonight.
Harrell, who suffered a dislo-
Gated shoulder in an accident here
last week. was rushed to Salisbury
Hospital in an ambulance while
Joe Hylan was sent from the track
in an ambulance but later dis
charged by the track physician.
Albert Wyble and Tom Lewis were
uninjured.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
Hex Removed, GaviIan
Now Sure He'll Beat
Graham Wednesday
BY the A..eeieted Pres.

4 NEW YORK, aug. Z0.-1He
championship jinx has been
stopped. at least temporarily, and
Kid Gavilan, the welterweight
king, is smiling again.
Now he's confident he's going
to defeat slick-boxing Billy Gra-
ham of New York when they clash
in a 15-round title bout in Madi-
son Square Garden Wednesday
night. He's a 2-to-1 favorite to
do it, too.
Most athletes are superstitious
and the 25-year-old Cuban is no
exception. Five champions had
lost their crowns this year and
although he was responsible for
taking one, Gavilon was beginning
to worry.
! But the light heavyweight
champion, joey Maxim. took the
pressure of his training camp
mate when he Soundly trounced
Irish Bobby Murphy in the Gar
den last Wednesday.
Rooted for Maxim.
The Kid with the flashing feet
and granite jaw had a big roofing
interest in Maxim. They trained
together at Summit, N. j., and
spent many hours discussing their
opponents. In addition, Maxim was
defending his crown for the first
time and Gavilan is in the same
boat.
Gavilan won the championship
by outpointing Johnny Bratton of
Chicago in the Garden May 18.
1t was the first title defense for
Bratton.
The Cuban promised to give
Graham the next shot and now
he is keeping his word. He met
Graham twice last year in 10
FOUNDERS and each won q split
decision. The fights were SO close
that in adding up the scorecards
Of the six officials involved. Gavi-
Ian and Graham are only one
round apart. Gavilian has an edge
Of % to ~ with five even.
Graham. a 29-year-old Coast
Guard veteran. won the first bout
February 10, and Gavilan evened
| the score November II. Last year,
however, wasn't a good one for
Gavilan. He didn't pay too close
attention to his conditioning and
lost four bouts by split decision.
| He settled down to business this
year and won all seven of his
bouts. He beat Fitzie Pruden in his
last start on July l6.
Graham Has Only One Fight.
| Graham. meanwhile, has had
only one fight this year. Promised
a crack at the title by the New
York Commission, he has been
sitting on the sidelines and watt
ing. He defeated Billy Jenkins in
an eight-rounder at North Adams
Mass, on August 9.
]; The idleness may cost him the
fight. He's had to work like q
demon in training camp to whip
himself into top-notch shape.
/ Billy, however, believes he'll win
on stamina. He figures the 15-
round distance will suit him bet
ter than the champion.
/ I'm our two fights, came on
in the last ave rounds" Graham
said. Il know / was stronger than
he was at the end. He's fine
fighter but think I can whip
him. It's going to be my left jabs
and inside rights against his left
hooks. He doesn't use that bolc
much anymore. He's smarter and
aims his punches now"
The 10 pm. bout will be telecast
and broadcast over the CHS net
work, giving television set owners
another home show. The Inter-
national Boxing Club is hoping to
duplicate the Murphy Maxim
crowd and gate, drawing about
10000 fans and $45,000. Last
Wednesdays show was broadcast
and telecast.