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Evening star., 1952-03-14
Remon Again Heads
Cup Regatta Group

John A. Remon, boating enthu-
siast and civic leader, was re-
elected chairman of the Presi-
dents Cup Regatta Association at
a meeting yesterday in the Will
lard Hotel.
Remon announced reappoint-
ment Of Edward r. Carr, WASH
ington builder. as general chair
man Of the 1852 regatta.
Other officers elected: Edgar
Morris, first vice chairman; Jack
D. Miller. second vice chairman;
Edward c. Baltz. chairman Of the
board; Robert Fleming, treasurer;
Vincent Walter. executive secre-
tary. and Secretary of Interior
Oscar Chapman, Herbert F. Corn,
L. Gordon Leech and William c.
Shelton, directors.
The question of restoring row.
ing and swimming events to the
regatta program win be taken up
at a meeting Of the general COM
mittee soon. These events were
not held last year.
Sailing races have been sched-
|uled for September 1914.
Evening star., 1952-03-14
Rochester, Syracuse
Win Division Titles;
Pros Await PIayoffs
BY the Assoeiotsd d Press

With one exception, all the
brackets for the National Basket
ball Association playoffs were filled
today following the clinching Of
first place in the western division
by the Rochester Royals and the
top spot in the eastern division by
the Syracuse Nationals.
The regular season ends Sunday
night and then the league will
swing into the playoffs, involving
the top four teams in each
division.
The western division lineup is
definitely settled. Rochester will
meet fourth-place Fort Wayne and
Minneapolis will tangle with In
dianapolis in the first round.
In the eastern division, however,
New York's Knickerbockers can
still tie the Boston Celtics for
second place. Two games separate
them and each have two games
to play. Regardless Of how they
finish they will meet in the first
round of the playoffs with Syra-
cuse taking on the Philadelphia
Warriors in the other best-of- five
series.
The Mats sewed up the eastern
division title last night with their
second straight victory over the
Celtics. 1910. Six Syracuse play
ers scored in double figures. topped
by Wally Osterkorn's Is points.
Rochester pulled two games
ahead of Minneapolis in the west
ern division by nosing out Fort
Wayne. 1864. The Royals and
Lakers each have one game re-
naming,
Evening star., 1952-03-14
Bowling Tomorrow
In City Tourney
AZ Kine Pin

At hinB f1ns
Msssssr Ben role11Hafrs~ ossi orairi;W,lIas SSuda
5i!ly SoS- Partner. Edwin B, McKenney.
perce Ellett, James Cole -Eliery Pearson,
Vernon Smith BENJAMIN Wright. James
Miller:E 0eib. James Siienos.Strothef
william Murphy. Leo Mascetti- -George De
Lorme, Jr.; oe Erdman-Dave q. Sampson,
Henry Smithhisler Frank L. Beck, Wiliie
sssevayHEsisr seowS Esr urS. SWiam
Mischou- John Micro. Tommy Mock Don
Cost, Thomas Zamer-John c. Boyle, Au-
Hsmaty. .T6omas Hui, Biair BiianHani ncEd. EsS.
ward Todryk. John Z. ELISE. 81 Boswell.
Perce Elicit. Jim Faris-Biily 500. Ben
Eoley William Metzgar. Harry Carl Baudu-
JACK Kramer, James Miller-El Geib, James
Shenos.Strother Asquith, Dave Sampson
2 Shihlet. Frank Mischou- John Micro.
Tommy Mock-Don Cost. Earl Hurdis-E I'd.
De Lorme. jr.; William Molloy- Jack Tenny-
son, John ELISE. 8. Boswell. Edward
Todyrk-Pat Crescent.
TEAMS. 2 p.m.-Southern Nd. Lines,
Recreation (Indian Head), Pentagon LuiYl.
Der. Hot SHOTS CP. 3. 81: N. g. B. (Army).
lonial Village Masons. Brightwocd
DooUJsIEs. 8 p.m.-Pat crescenu-Joe
Pficct. Al CisSel-Howard PARSONS
Evening star., 1952-03-14
Windy City II 70 Train
Al KeeneIand for Derby
RY the Assoeiafad Prasa

LEXINGTON. KY. Mar. IA. -
Windy City II. the European g
year-old champion last season,
will get in his finals training at
Keeneland for the 1852 Kentucky
Derby.
The imported Irish colt isn't
eligible for the $25, 900 Blue Grass
Stakes April "a, q major Derby
tuneup. but can enter several
overnight events.
Windy City II Is due here about
the first Of the month and his
appearance will add to an all-star
lineup Of Hill Gail, Gushing OIL,
Happy Go Lucky and Oh Leo for
the Keeneland meeting April
1924.
Owned by Mrs. Petite Luellwitz,
Windy City II finished second be-
hind Gail in the Santa Anita
Derby after beating the Calumet
star in the San Gabriel Stakes
and San Felipe Handicap.
Evening star., 1952-03-14
Arthur Cook BIazes Way
To Rifle Title for Terms

The Terps No. team owns the
Maryland Rifle League cham
pionship today, thanks to Arthur
Cook. former Maryland Univer-
sity and Olympic small-bore
champion.
Cook fired 293i300 to lead his
team to victory over the Green
belt Wolves, 1,150 to l.146, last
night at College Park. The win
clinched the title for the Terps
In other matches, Greenbelt
Bears won over 933 Gun Club
l ,092 to 1853, and Government
Printing Office outshot Greenbelt
Lions, 1,078 to 976.
Evening star., 1952-03-14
Terp Boxers Underdoqs
In LSU. Rino Tomorrow

The University Of Maryland's
boxing team is an route to Baton
Rouge. La, where tomorrow it
meets Louisiana State University
niittmen.
The Terps will stay there until
the following week end for the
Southern Invitation tournament.
LSU. undefeated in dual meets
this season, is favored in tomor-
row nights matches. Maryland
has won two matches this season,
lost two and tied one.
Evening star., 1952-03-14
Tropshots Open Season
At Benninq Tomorrow

The Washington Gun Club will
mark the opening Of the spring
trapshooting season tomorrow
with events at its Benning traps
near Thirty-fourth street and
Benning road NE, starting at
! pm.
Shooters will compete In a So
target handicap for trophy and
in q 50-target, 16-yard event for
cash prizes in four classes.
Evening star., 1952-03-14
By Rod Thomas

Three old and popular bowling
tournaments, besides the Wash
Iington City Duckpin Association
championships which have been
in progress for two weeks at the
King Pin. will be held over the
week end.
The National Capital Open, in
its 11th year, will attract a star
packed field to Fort Davis Sunday
The Bill Wood Dub" Tourna-
ment. oldest event of its kind in
the country. will be held tomor-
row and Sunday at the Lucky
Strike.
The st. Patrick's Day Mixed
Doubles. being held for the 18th
time, is on tap for tomorrow at
Arlington.
Watson Depends on Title.
Ray Watson, who rolled exactly
l ZOO for seven games to win the
National Capital Open last year
will defend his laurels against
most Of the top Fighters of the
Washington area and some from
out Of town. This event used to
provide happy hunting for Balti-
more bowlers, but Washingtonians
have won it for the last five years.
The firing Sunday will start at
pm. with 10 am. as the deadline
for entries. The entry fee is
$3.50. Watson receives a "free
ride" as defending champ. Top
pize will be 5000.
The Bill Wood event Is for bowl
ers. men and women, with aver
ages Of 100 or less. Twenty -four
years old. 1t was the first totirna-
ment for non-star bowlers to be
established after the Howard
Evening star., 1952-03-14
Three Popular Pin Journeys
Add Zest to Weekend Card

Campbell Classic, grand daddy Of
all duckpin sweepstakes" came
into being. It's a ull-handicap,
7-game event with a IS entry fee,
which covers cost Of games.
Shooting tomorrow will start at
noon and Sunday at 2 o'clock.
Any bowler with an average
of 110 or more as Of March 8 Is
not eligible. Few winners Of the
Bill Wood have been eligible to
defend their title because Of in
creased averages, and only one
has repeated. The late Francis K.
Breen won in 1882 and in 1912.
Young Bob Bolen, was the 1851
victor. A 102-average performer.
he totaled GOT with a moderate
handicap.
Strictly for Stars.
The st. Patrick's affair annually
brings together crack twosomes
with a goodly out-of-town repre-
sentation. The Lillian Carleton
Al Terry and Mary Brown-Elmer
Meade duos tied for the $125 prize
last year with scores Of 1881 for
10 games, rolled in 5-game blocks.
The entry fee is $3.50 a couple.
The first block will open tomorrow
at noon.
s Many Of the foremost perform
ers in duckpin history have COM
peted in the st. Pat, q strictly
all-star event.
A particularly jealous con-
testant this time will be Marion
Hamilton who last year rolled the
highest game ever registered here
by Washington woman In regu-
lar competition, 100. yet failed to
win q prize in the tournament.
She's paired this time with Sonny
Weldon
Evening star., 1952-03-14
Early Spring Horse Show
SET Sunday al Rock Creek

The Early Spring Horse and
Pony Show will open the horse
show season at Equitation Field,
Rock Creek Park. at 10 am. Sum
day.
The event is open to riders under
21 years Of age.
Expected entries include Ralph
Queens Quick Sand. shown by Joe
Burns; Miss JcNn Ostrow and her
open Jumper Bandit: Laura Lee
Shreve's Popsicle, Chico and
Cheesecake; Nancy Lee Griffith's
Red Wins; Joe Smiths Witch
d'Esprit and Bobbie Gardner's
MademoiSelle.
Information can be obtained
from Freddy Jackson at Temple
3096.
Evening star., 1952-03-14

don't forget that the pickerel sea-
son ends today. yellow perch are
pit:ng in both the South and
Severn Rivers, and we wouldn't be
at all surprised to hear Of catches
of white perch from the Patuxent
in the Pig Point area. particularly
liz that stream is not too muddy.
Another good hunch is to try the
lower Patuxent around Sand Gates
or across at Broome Island. FIRE.
|quently the white perch bite in
this section Of the river before
they are caught elsewhere.
Trout season is coming on
|apace. with Maryland's opening
day just o month OF. Conserva-
ton Commission workers In West
Virginia will commence that
States stocking program Monday
with $1,000 trout from the Federal
hatchery at White Sulphur
Springs. to be followed on April
Il with fish from State hatcheries.
Maryland, we understand, has al
READY stocked some fish and will
be rapidly completing her stock
ling program within . few weeks.
Evening star., 1952-03-14
Playground Cage Titles
Decided in County Pluy

Mount Rainier and Green
Meadows Playground own cham
pionships in the Prince Georges
County Recreation Department
basketball program today.
Mount Rainier took the 100
pound boys title with a 1921
victory over Landover Hills last
night at Hyattsville Junior High
School. while Green Meadows
won the title for girls in the IS
17-year-old bracket with a 1928
victory over the Whiz Kids.
Evening star., 1952-03-14

this week end
might see the
first of tn e
W hite perch
taken in shall
low water near
Fletcher's Boat
House. A rise
Of this inagni-
tude will kill
any chances Of
catching perch
for nothe r
week at least.
We'd say 1t will
be at least the
Evening star., 1952-03-14
Western Bronch Nine Out

Western Branch Of Washington
Boys Club will hold tryouts for
its baseball teams tomorrow at
Wisconsin avenue and s street
NV. Midgets will practice at 10
am. juniors at noon and seniors
at 2 nm.
Evening star., 1952-03-14
Robinson, Tired Of Fighting.
Doesn't Even Watch Bouts

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. IA R.-
Sugar Ray Robinson was tired but
jovial after defeating Bobo Olson
last night.
Would he like to fight the light
heavyweight champion, joey
Maxim?
Maybe my manager wants to
fight him" Ray grinned. I'm not
interested"
Pressed. Sugar Ray said he
might" be talked into Maxim
fight. but-"I'm about ready to re-
tire. I'm just plain tired of fight
ing. don't even watch fights
any more: not since Joe Louis and
my other friends quit"
He joked about getting only 81
for defending his crown against
Olson. The rest Of his purse went
to the Damon Runyon Cancer
Fund,
IN have a hard time explain
ing that 81 fight to my son e.
year-old Ray ID when he grows
up. He'll ask, Dad, how come
you fought for 81 if you weren't
a preliminary boy?'"
Evening star., 1952-03-14
Fight
CONTINUED From Page CID


1850 in IL rounds at Philadelphia
but could not come close to such
a finish last night.
Robinson has lost only two
decisions and has two draws lin
his record. The 31-year-old cham
pion wasn't damaged, but neither
was his opponent.
Robinson slipped and fell to
one knee at the close Of the
tenth. It was not scored as a
knockdown. Olson hit the champ
with a low blow in the seventh
but it was unintential. Robinson
said 1T didn't hurt. it only stung
me-"
Robinson's fast finish, when he
belted Olson with some stiff head
punches. appeared to have Bobo
slightly wobbly at the final bell.
Evening star., 1952-03-14

probably the middle Of next week
before conditions are right again.
And rains up river may keep Il
rolled for some days more.
Those OF you who fish in tide
water. Maryland. this week end,
Evening star., 1952-03-14
HIGH TIDES FOR CHEsAPEAkE BAY POINTS

As this was written. the Potomac
River was flooding. with a rise Of
from IL to IL feet anticipated.
Too bad. because we had hoped
Evening star., 1952-03-14
OUTDOORS
By Bill Leetch

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Evening star., 1952-02-24
Indonesian Cabinet
Falls In Controversy
'0ver American Aid
RK The Assselalad Pfass

JAKARTA, Indenesia, Feb, a.
A domestic row over United States
aid led 10 the fall Of Premier
seekiman's government today.
It's successor viii inherit 0
multi-million dollar question:,
Should this strategic island ma
tion, as O fence-sitter In East
West quarrels, honor O tentative
agreement made by Ahmed Soc
bardjo as foreign minister with
United States Ambassador II.
Merle Cochran for help under the
Mutual Security Act.9
The state-controlled radio Ja-
karta acknowledged Mr.. soe-
bardjo's agreement means O COM
mitment for Indonesia and said
the governments resignation
should not be construed 90 II the
state would shirk itg obligations
proceeding from on agreement
with o foreign country"
The radio. run by the 1nforma.
ton Ministry, explained the res
ignation 90 an effort 10 Improve
the political atmosphere and In
order 10 surinount the difficultieG
which, have arisen around the
MBA." A new cabinet, II said
will have more freedom OF action
"sinee offieially its name IA not
40 yet linked with the MBA
negotiations"
3 Upsets In 90 Months.
Under FIRE from fellow cabinet
ministers and a majority Of parlia.
ment, Mr., Boebardjo resigned
Thursday.
Premier Beeklman and the
others stepped out after the pre-.
mier's own party, the dominant
Moslem MAsjuml, decided Friday
night 10 withdraw Ia support over
the Issue,
President eoekArno accepted
Mr., B0ekiman'A reaiGnAti0H n
promptly and cast about for an
other man 10 form ind0heAiA' Il
fourth government since fnd0nes
ala won Independence from the
Dutch 10 months AHO,
Nationalist politicians charged
The Understandings betwteii ny,
BUBbArdI0 and Mr. Cochran ylUs
lated ffd6htBiA'A neutral policy
and htetfed the iiAtIoti iiit0 ntht
American 6rblt," fEliGW eAblh6t
Hlhlsterh 0bIeeted that the Two
Ihad talked III seefet ana 6Hiy
| the breEhlep WaS informed WHAT
the f6feletl minister WA d6lhRI
MI G6GhfRti refused comment
illitaFE M0dlhGatl0R SeeRI
M b6ebardl1 declared IN on
Interview Friday the Uhited
States had aeFeed 10 drop Ar
MsA eiaHse GalilBg on, FeeIbleht
RNtl0nS 10 helB iliHlhll military
9bllgAtlobsO assumed by the
UDlted HtAteA and Va na9dBE A
releFenee W StPebgthenlng 0f tho
''fFee w9Fld" aRRlnSt communism
A nAtien a. mere than 10 mtls
Han potentially FEeh IN tinr rub
beF ADd olll IndaneslR EeeelVed
RbaHt slg million IN American old
AdmlnlstFAtlgn In the last two
years and was tentatively Aehear
Hled ta get ab9Ht "a mlllloR mare
UNDER tho MsA for tho Aaeal year
ending July !,
The united States has heeN q
friend and supporter OF IndonesIa
for years, long before she gaIned
independence, State Department
officials said u Indnnesia backs
down on pledges required under
the MsA, help will have TO be
cut OF,
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Events OF Interest TO Sevicemen

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The elldieEG Sailors, Marines and Air
lenA gluh Eleyenth aAA n. AtTe6tb NV,
apls lounges and Ie0roatlQn room .TeleVI-
sien radios pianos, pool table library.
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From Lgn TIuxtpn: :1ecatuF MveI Nv.
scum 1910 II street INV,
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Returns Party PIannsd

The Arse Chapter, A'Hal D'FIth
WemeA, In eeniunetien with the
men Of AFae Ledee viii held q
returns party at else PIN, temeF-
row In KushneF's sea Food RES
Itaurant, s6aS Piney Branch road,
Silver Spring. Nd, Admission will
consist Of returns collected for the
fund raising drive for the annual
dinneF-danee,
Evening star., 1952-02-24

More information may be OBJ
tanned OF the Volunteer IRfeFmas
ton Service Desk, Evening star
Building, Eleventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV, ne.
public e4eb, The desk is open
Saturday, l 10 0 p,mu and Sunday,
10 am, TO Q pm,
TO-DAY,
sV::I1s ysssH 'SSssIIsS'Iss Ia en- ess "A g:ss!e
ssGSS sS Q i'r's'sNw" record daiss'' 'siFlS
:, Wso.YYeA, ssysptsen.b and X street.
N.Y. penthouse, record. dAnCs, o nm.
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ywSA sSsD.sa saiSN Wisconsin = q .y:.y:
followed BY . record dance u f.3O p,iI,
Eplseopal ARMED Forces Center, 1917
Evening star., 1952-02-24

The united States has beeH 0
friend and supporter OF Indonesia
for years, long before she gaIned
Independence, State Department
ofilcials said u Indnnesia backs
down on pledges required under
the MsA, help will have TO be
cut OF,
Evening star., 1952-02-24

u will soon be one hundred years
since the first BteinWay Piano was
built During this span OF genera.
tiehs, Wagner, Lisgt, Raehmanin'
off, PadefeWski and most OF the
other great artists OF yesterday
and today, have proclaimed tho
steinway Oh the instrument that
approaches artistic perfection,
You can have the steinway IRE.
geney" In your home for only
STATS. steinway has built Into
this exquisite vertical piano oil OF
the famous stelnway tone and
action, Here ID piano value at itS
very best,
II you want Tho best and safest
plano investment "a piano that
isa Joy today and q priceless heri.
tage for tomoFFoW-=then come 10
campbell's for q gteinWay, instru.
Fient OF the fmmeFtalS.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Annapolis Yacht Running
Third in Havana Race
BY The Associated Pres,

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, Mar. 8
Doris III took ovre the lead ir
the st. Petersburg Havana Yacht
race tonight as a diminishing vino
slowed the early peacesetter. the
giant Ticonderoga.
The drop in wind from % tc
10 miles, an hour favored the rig
ging OF the Doris IN, q ss-fooi
cutter owned by Baxter Still Of
Miami.
Two other craft also had slipped
ahead Of Ticonderoga--the 81
foot yawl Caribbee. owned by
Carleton Mitchell Of Annapolis
Md. and Windjanlmer IL, q 76-
foot ketch owned by Garner Tullis
lot New Orleans.
Ticonderoga was a mile eastern
of these three at 8p.m.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
GreenbeIt Quintet Wins
Prince GEORGES Tourney

Tony Componi scored 10 points
to lead Greenbelt to a 40-16 VIC
tory over Green Meadows yester-
day at Hyattsville High School in
the final game of the Prince
Georges Recreation Departments
85-pound boys basketball tour
nament.
The Mount Rainier Playground
girls took the title In the 1914
year-old group with q 40-6 victory
over the Sea Lions. Toni BLADDER
led the Mounts with "a points.
Ager Road Methodist advanced
to the finals Of the girls 15-l7.
year old league tournament
through a forfeit by Hyattsvills
Baptist.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
IA Horses Are Entered
In Rosecroft HeadIlner

Fourteen horses have been nom
mated for the 81 900 Henry Volt
Free -For-All Pace May 80, high
light Of the opening night Of the
|20-night meeting ct Rosecroft
Raeeway May l6.
The field includes William H
Canes sensational Good Time
leading money winner of harness
racing with $208, ,592, and Solicitor
4-year old purchased last Novem-
Der for q phenomenal 500, 900 by
Lawrence B. Sheppard. Of the
Hanover Shoe Farms. Solicitor
will be driven by Johnny Simpson
1851 driving champion, and TOP
money winner with $333,136.
| The field is studded with such
|seige guns as DR.. Stanton, Dudley
Hanover. Prince Jay, Jerry The
First, Direct Rhythm, Floating
Dream, White Mountain Boy
Golden Broom. True Kitty, Spruce
Up and DR.. Holman.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Junior Golden Gloves
Will Stort Tuesday

The 21st annual Junior Golden
Gloves boxing tournament will
open Tuesday night at the Mer-
rick Boys Club with youngsters
from II organizations competing
The opening round will start al
7::30 pm.
Limited to boys from seven to
Is years of age. the tournament
has attracted leather pushers from
Eastern and Western branches OF
the Washington Boys Club, Bar
Iney Neighborhood House, Prince
Georges Boys Club. Alexandria
Boys Club and Police Boys Club
members from the 4th. 5th, 10th
I1lth and 18th precincts.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Suntu Anitu Results
BY the Associoted Press

FIRST RACEEPurse, $1,000; optiona
claiming; .3;year-olds; turionEss; .,
RSmSig Ro5Kt1eq Pqck aSanes Sanesn' 4ao $S $9o Sf
Grand Chain (Covallf) 45C
Also imei rankings IL Moll, Red Armor, Tou.
SECOND RACE-Purse. "a goo; optiona
claiming ayeaI,oIds g ossn ane SE up IL miles e.
Procession (Glisson3 $50 2.6(
Reno Upabout (Jones) 4.0t
Also % rar,8a Air Minded. schroon. Square
OF. Kathanova and Peace Rumor
a9Tl Stable entry; bsmith:Icardo 56a Gentry entry
elai@ias: 4.ssaT-olds and up: tsTiongs
Spunky Gal IGlisson) 7.1O 800 3.lf
S,son. sonreidn9 sn.vcvS tvolzke) $50 S-ot Sot
Time, 1:24b.- -.
Also ran---a Song Land, Toubo Did
aEs bqaRe MSsrS TS Py s5d res eEst
FOURTH oSGP.ff 1sas5E sacEE-purse. s.. 800; optiona
@aTe Ssasi length tlssst Sstssdp S 1850 SO sss
Claire Louise tMarsh) $50
Also rsn@purse seiner, Lloroso, Burrs
sahib. Sea Phantom. Fair Reaper and
Wifi FIFTH TSRRci SRRcE-purse. ss,5oo; optiona
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 8 furlongs
Bsmb9ESzsg IE e., 1 sdIisson( i7.5o ssssS 4sSS''
Tassel (Moreno) Is 9.2t
Also RANKING RhymsE, solano, stirrur
Cup. Blue Roxy and TinRling
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500; allow
Aegean (NeveS) $50 $40 3.3(
Admiral Drake Longden) $50 3.T
Greek Runner (MarSh) 2.9(
Time. 1:232s.
Also an-Mohsmmedsn. Last Round
Bullreigh Jr, Competing Beau. Gold Note
SEVENTH RAcE-s5a ,oOe added; sar
Juan Capistrano Handicap; 3-year-olds
Intent touerin1 800 $40 2et
Be Fleet tLongdenl $50 sc
Bryan G.. tShoemakerl 34(
Time. 2:55.
derman, q Iron Duke II. Pursang, Eddies
Coupled as stice g. sons-A. J. crevo.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purses s4, 600 optional
claiming; 4-year-olds and up. 4 miles
0alacope (Longden1 5.f0 $50 2y7t
Lord Reading tMoreno) $50 3.2l
On Balance 9Valenzueia) 6.2(
1:43%.
Also ran---The priller,. Pine Street
Linkythorn, Pass Below, Miobrook.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Daily Double paid ss5a.2o.


THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
Red Flush tHettingerJ s.2d $50 $50
Golden Cloves dBernhardt, 1o''0 $.se $.Se
Also ran-,a-Dame Maneoneo. a-Cere.
wn9onious. mon Ruxton. Broadway Ted, sandtop
a-Bieber-Post entry.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, s3,Ooo:. claim.
ing; 4-ysar olds and up; 6 furlones.
sunny y pale SsehmiaD w $50 $!Sss
nrAi:1 A:o ,sh,:9 ran Js u Feature. eat Raazmata. Mr.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: allow.
ssoas s5Ss ana uD 80 O'o!|9Rs' ss sse
Fais Game Orchard, 'O s.44t
Yochuni, Seafiash, Tom q. and Belton Boy
SIXTH RAcE-Pulse. $1,000, allow.
hs yfss soul%ss, 3ass and u9 Seo 4sS ss sc
Torch Of iran 1Wiider, $50. 3St
Fugitive (DiMauro) 6.3(
Also ran-Air Attack. Friendly Frank
Milldale, Reveilie and jam Session.
Handicap, $500 added; s-yesr -olds .and
esssity AdMirsil tErrico 1910 $50 so
Alerted (Scurlock) 800 $50
Why Not Now (Boulmetis), S.4(
Time. 2.0l.
Also ran-Mass O'Gold, Gold Gin, Abbe
Sting, Call Over. sInseparable, DriftInl
Maid and Saxony
,,I EIaErI rL sAscEmFurss. e,sc ~ s2.soS; claim
a-Fancy Flyer (Stout) 1880 TO $40
Bashfui Sun (Rodriguesl 1870 $50
Kama tMcCreary) S.7O
Time. 1.433s
Also ran-a-on Line. Apaehico, Light
Arrow, Chiicat, ca Count and ecabret1se,
a-Avalanche Acres-Denemark entfysIT
NINTH RACE-Purse, $500; eIaim-
ing; 4-year olds and up; IN miles.
Capt. Gallagher (Barroyl
Fighter Jack (Wilder) $50 3.70
Joan Anne K. (DeLucia) $50
Time. 1924.
Also ran-Execution. Clabberine Jim.
Station Agent. Wraggle- -Taggle, Althird,
Creede. Black Mittens. Cannoneer and
ChaQin.