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Evening star., 1952-08-17
Atlantic City Results
BY the Associoted Press


FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claiming:
Even Step iBoulmetis) $40 400 $50
Spring Grove tRuth) $50 $50
Flint Night tCulmone) 800
Also ranDBridge Club Quick Imperial,
hHs Mss r%e srsdd IDLE Ray H0sk P0Her
SECOND RAcE-purse, $4,000: claim
Gallopins Gus tBlmetis) 4.sO 800 ESQ
Star spangler tBatcheller) 4.20
Also ranDon Guard. Moon Boy, ula.
War Glance. Never Better, viii and
Iimminy Gosh.
DAILY Double Paid S17.OoJ
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
anceS; 2-year -olds: q furlongs.
Sweet Patootie lA,rongl ,,; 400 5.oo go go
Mr.. Jones Permanep $50
Also ran-1sasmoothie. Judge NJ, High
Halter Late Model and Melanesian.
Kencal Stud-Potato Chip Farm entry.
FOURTH RAcE.Purse. $500; claim
aPsscopep lBassheller, $50 $50 300
nsfch sae 5osis s4at 'dsasss1 5stosts $50 go go
Also ran-Passins Hour, Kensington
Ted. Census. Villaser, Flying Polly and
blt OWnlz.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances: 3-year-olds; o furlongs.
Decapolis (Boulmetis) 1910 $40 400
Bobs Alibi tFernandez 500
Also e' r1anEEsssential. Sir Sidney. Gray
Fleet, Whatuduin, Woe Is Me. 1malrisht
and Cobber.
SIXTH RACE-ocean City Handicap;
ST 5000 added; 3-year-olds and up; Ii.
bGreek Ship 1Cuimone) 400 $50 e4O
CHI Billee (Boulmetis) 4.20 3.20
Montmartre End (Roberts1 $50
Also % ran-Palatial Appetite, Plaster
bGoing Away, joey Boy. Eatontown and
! bBrookmeade Stable entry.
ccarolyn K Stable entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81 900: al
Ilowances; 3-year-olds and up; is miles
Top Step tBoulmetisl 1880 1920 4.2d
Thasian Hero tSnellingsl 4.60 ESQ
Lone Shadow tPermane) 2.2U
Time, 1:46ss
Also ran-a Bimfort. Bessie's Beau
| Trust. Fugitive and High Trend.
Potato Chip Farm and Prisjoe entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; ! u miles
Red Poppy CFernandez) 35.40 1880 $50
lFree Passes {RobertsD 9.40 4SO
IBlenlin tStout) 3.2G
Time, 200.
Also ran-Epic Chance. Click. Bright
Iomen. Mere He Is. Maudeaux. Approval
sand DtNPe.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Winner Pays $3.4O
After Easy Victory;
Ruhe Distant Third
BY the Associated Press

: CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-Crafty Ad-
Iniral, ridden by Jockey Eddie Ar
caro-, today galloped to an easy
three-length triumph in the $44,-
300 Whirlaway Handicap before
26,192 spectators at Washington
Park.
The Eastern invader, owned by
Charles and Francis Cohen of
Miami Beach, Fla, strengthened
his position in the race as the Ma
tion's No. l handicap champion
for 1852 by scoring today's victory.
The four-year -old son Of Fight
ing Fox-Admiral's Lady, carrying
top weight Of 126 pounds over a
muddy track, registered his fifth
stakes victory Of the season.
Takes Early Lead.
The colt led from start to finish
in the mile and three -sixteenths
event, named for the Calumet
Farms one time champion,
Whirlaway.
Only one horse in the eight
horse field challenged the winner.
That was Oil Capitol. owned by
Hasty House Farms and Mrs.
Harry Trotsky of Louisville, KY.
Oil Capitol made a strong bid
at the far turn, while Arcaro still
had a slight lead. and was in
bristing persuit all down the
stretch but failed to gain and
finished second.
Ruhe, who raced as an entry
with Oil Capitol, finished O dis
tant third, eight lengths behind
his stablemate.
The winner. who has come home
in front in eight of IA races this
year, went to the post a three-to-
five favorite and paid $3.40. 1920
and $2.40. The entry Of Oil Capitol
and Ruhe returned 1920 to place
and $3.50 to show.
Ken Runs Fourth.
Mrs. E. Kendall Wells Ken was
fourth and then came DR.. Ole Nell
son. the Argentine-bred Tio Giro,
Vantage and the recent arrival
from California, Cyclotron.
Scratched from the original
starting field of IL were Bernwood,
Six Butch, Able Sting and Dry
Run.
Crafty Admiral galloped over
the muddy course in 1:583s and
by hauling down first prize of
$27, $50 boosted his seasons earn
tngs to $159,825. His next big test
comes in the $4,000 Washington
Park Handicap on Labor Day.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Washington Park Results
BY the Associated Press
Cloudy and muddy.

FIRST RACE--Purse. $500; niaidens.
a-year- oldS; furlongs. on .eo .oo
Merging Tide tArcaro1 z2o
Also ran-a Pennneur. Old Banjo. Sam
pan, SIX Three Four. schatzi and Cleaned.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
sni Gssty Freedoms e nsPRs 3adamo S'0O $50 $50 ESQ
Tax Lien (ChurchI $50
Also ran-Lease Hound, Sun Jay, Jump
For Joy. Nictor,, Black Mittens, sabson and
Rosamunda 2nd.
DAILY Double paid S4540)
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claiming:
BFsa1if: BT:n1: z4sa4o1 Hssn%en 1880 So SSS SS SS
p Court shannon (Adams) $50
Also 'ranIAscent. New Stream. Amati.
Sweet Mural and Correct.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; COM
SES Eai::. ss's rfsss ss'H !snursa 1910 sS ts$ IS
For Rent, lJsssop) $50
Kist and Shane.
FIFTH ,RAcE-Purse, S2,soo claiming;
Eeeket All All tBaldwinp Sia me $50 $50 $50
flyaWay JACK tScurlock) 4.80
ya Time. 1:402s.
Also ran-Jane's Gal, Bargainer. Some
lord. vi Dog. Brassheld and Hobad.
SIXTH .RACE-Purse, $4,000; handicap;
S.year-olds and up; lie miles: turf course;
5nsepsrabie (church) ''' 4.So $50
Our Request (Porch) 4.40
Also ran - Hedgewood. Golden Birch,
Bolivar II and Golden Trend.
SEVENTH RACE-Whirlaway Handicap;
&40 600 added; 3-year-olds and up: is
Crafty Admiral lArcaro) $40 geo 2.4o
b Oil Capitol Church, 2.20 $50
Ruhe (Adams) 2.60
Also ranwRr. Ole Nelson. Ken. Cycle
tron, Tio Giro and Vantage.
b Hasty House Farms and Trotsek entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; COM
bination: 3-year-olds and up; 1ls miles.
b. Boo Boo Shoe (Jessopl $50 $50 2.40l
Lady Indian (SkoronskD 100 3.2Ol
Royal Moccasin (Adams) 2.40l
Time: ! :54.
Also ran-b. Happy Easter. Kama, Peter
Vinegar and Emrald.
b. Emrald Hill entry.
NINTH RACE-Purse. So 900: claiming;
I-yesr-0ld: ssar and uD j. miles; turf course
Devilnation fScrrlock) 600 }60I
Thank You Sir (PorCh) 3.OOI
Time 1.47as.
Also ran--College. Rocky Sir. Bobs Pal
and Ocean Drive.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Portable Dice Game
AT Track Pays Off
With $7OO Fine
BY the AsseeIased Press

HAGERSTOWN, Md. Aug. 1e.
Melvin Grasty, 81, of Baltimore,
was fined 500 today for operat-
ing a portable dice game at the
Hagerstown race track.
Grasty denied he was running
the game or owned the felt-lined,
rubber-bcund crap table which
could be folded up and carried
under an arm. He said he only
dropped by to play a little.
Police told Magistrate Paul
Ottinger, however, the only rea-
son they were able to catch Grasty
when they came upon the crap
game was because he stayed be-
hind to pick up the money. Every
one else ran.
Grasty had only $50 with which
to pay the 500 fine, so Magis-
trate Ottinger ordered him to jail
for 20 days unless he rounds up
the other $40.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Moonrush' S Late Bid
Wins San Diego Cap
BY the Associosed Press

DEL MAR. Calf. Aug. To-
Hard hitting Moonrush, Cali
fornia's biggest money-winning
gelding, put on a driving finish
to capture the 10th running of the
| $40, 0,000-added San Diego Handi.
cap here today.
Moonrush, owned by Anita King
McKenna and Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
'Luellwitz, hit the wire one and a
half lengths in front of the favored
Blue Reading, who was a neck in
front of his stablemate, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman G. Phillips Stormy
Cloud.
Blue Reading, packing top
weight of 124 pounds, moved into
contention around the far turn
and was in front and apparently
on his way as the field famed into
the stretch.
But Moonrush, carrying 112
pounds in the person of Jockey
Ralph Neves, never let Blue Read
ing, owned by Clement L. Hirsch,
get away from him and through
the final eighth the weight spread
took its toll.
Moonrush covered the mile and
a sixteenth in 1:42H.
Andy Crevolin'S Decorated
posted a two-length victory in
Del Mars twin-feature. the ST.
500-added Graduation Stakes.
Calumet's Chanlea, the favorite,
was second and Velvet Acres
Farms Cairnbrook was third, two
and a half lengths back.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Rockingham Results
Cloudy and Fast


FIRST RACE-Purse. So, 1000; claiming
Liberty Andy spespiritoj' j'@tiS1'' 7.so 40 s.4r
Wish Egan tMartin) $50
Kiso Ei%' ranu4io, ail14i Road. Lad, Dell, Red
Princess. yoes Gal. Little Aud. Seven PHI
lars. Gavilan. Dandy Foot.
ns: sEGoSD Gcgsar.1as aaacEPq1s: and nn saoSS claim
HsspeTus He spsr sGG9Snsreras, $3.50 1890 e.sg
cfifh fin.. thi i:sS! Shi' cwild'r' ''' s:4SS
Time. Arctic Tern, Donnadocn, study
Hour and Rabies.
DAILY Double paid S3o4.so.)
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim.
Velvet Exp. Vteii 'c'ntrada5 ''GnsS G9.oo $50 4ec
Bull Keys !ysldes, 4'OO s.44et ~
Also ran-Jtiimmy's First, Miss coiey
Gia;I. GCheryl Ann. Pashpie. Last Try and
FOURTH RAcE-purse, 81, goo; claim
Miss stone 1KeeneS 1000 500 $50
Ny Ruthie 9Ussery) WV 400
Steps Girl, Demode and Detective.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $500; claim
ln8$ o-yeer-oloSt 1url0ngS.
Warrens Gray lDespto) 800 ESQ 2.4O
Easy Paddy lKeene) 4.40 $40
Lunation (Wilderl $50
Also ran-Game Dial, Fiying Jib, Galde
Well and Mr.. MichaelG
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; allow
ances; 3-year- -olds and up; furlones
Larry. Ellis (Despirito) 500 ESQ 24O
Algasir (Rfvera) $40 2f,O
U. s. Navy tMaddenl $50
Time. l:094s.
Also ran-Exemplar. Dominave and Re-
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; hand,-
cap; 3-ysar-olds; LIS miles.
Gray chailense IN. Basiie5 800 zoo
Censorship tDespirito) $50
Also ran--Academy Award. Hay Edy,
Grover b and I'm Sandy.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; allow
ances; 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
Eabani tBrennan) 1880 $50 $50
Bully Bunting (Despirito) $50 2.40
SHADOWS Imp (Madden) 500
Also ran-Airki Pineville. Inlet Miss.
TOP Brass and Zorro Ridge.
NINTH RACE-Purse, 2.400; claiming;
Dawn o'Peace lDespi'to) 700 $40 $40
Billy Bovlegs i9mith) 1890 10.k0
Hard Held (Valdes) IllO
Time, 1:14M
Also ran = sufIason, Hello Pudgy, Pop
A@#e, Free Lunch. Boston Gray, Iiliman.
kth J9ck ana 8mAShe4.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
|Mideets, Stocks to Race
AT West Lunhum Fridoy

Fridays program at. the West
Lanham Speedway will include
bog midget and stock-car racing.
There will be three qualifying
heats. q 15-lap race and 25-lap
final In both divisions.
-Four outstanding O6enhauser
entries of the American Racing
Drivers Association will be here
in Fred Peters. Ed Dutch)
Schafer. Charley Miller and Steve
McGrath.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Greek Ship Defeats
Hi BiI|ee in $4,000
Ocean City Handicap
BY the Associotsd Press


ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Aug. is.
- Brookmeade Stables Greek
Ship. with Joe Culmone in the
saddle. came strong through the
stretch to win the fourth running
of the $15.000-added Ocean City
Handicap at Atlantic City this
afternoon.
A record mutuel play of $2.-
341,617 was set on the eight-race
program to shatter the former
record of $2.285,355 established
last year on August Is with nine
events.
A record crowd of 29,640 fans
were on hand for the running of
the Ocean City and made the
Brookmeade Stable entry of Greek
Ship and Going Away the even
money choice. II
Whiffenpoof, from the Carolyn
K Stable. was first away from the
gate in the mile and q sixteenth
event. and led the run to the club
house turn. Mrs. A. Roberts
Eatontown raced into the back
stretch on almost even terms with
the pacesetter.
Greek Ship, meantime, had been
laying back in fifth place and when
they had Strengthened away TO,
the run down the back stretch
began to move up.
Whiffenpoof was still Showing
the way at the quarter-pole but
Eatontown began to shorten stride
and drop back.
Greek Ship was going strongest
or all and gradually inched away
until he crossed the finish line q
half length in front Of Hi Billee
the other half of the Carolyn K
Stable entry. The latter was q
length ahead of the rapidly closing
Montmartre I'd. Greek Ship paid
$4.00, $3.50 and $2.40.
1t was the third straight triumph
for Brookmeade in the Ocean City
Handicap. 1t scored with Picador
last year and Going Away in 1949.
The crowd, in addition to being
a record one itself. broke the mark
for wagering in single race when
it tossed 1882, SAT through the mu-
tuel machines on the feature event.
The former record was 1901 ,931
set in 1916. Another record was
written into the book when the
fans poured $192.912 through the
daily double windows to better by
more than $4,000 the previous
mark.
An all-time betting record was
established for Saratoga when ST.
1886, ,921 passed through the mutuel
machines. The previous high was
81, ,292, 2,583 OH Travers Day in 1916.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
F|imsy, at $500, Win,
Hagerstown Feature
by Three Lengths
Special Dispatch 10 The ssor

HAGERSTOWN. Md, Aug. TO-
Mrs. B. L. 1rvine's three-year-old
chestnut fllly, Flimsy, with Jockey
w. Davis astride, won today's
nth and feature event on an
eight-race card, the Williamsport
Purse, turning the Mason-Dixon
Course in 1.053s and returning So.
Going to the front after passing
the stands Flimsy led all the way,
running v. T. Varter's High Ronda
into submission and winning by
three lengths over D. M. Williams
Surprise Girl, who came strong so
yards from the finish to take
second money.
s. d. Quarles' Barby Bet with
Jockey r. Runyon astride took
the opening race and paid $27.
Coupled with J. P. Pons' Ace
Tip, winner of the second race,
holders of the Sd combination
collected $57.40 in the daily
double.
The secondary feature of the
afternoon, the Valley Forge Purse,
went to G.. r. Watkins Shadow
Shot with Jockey Fred Kratz hav-
ing the mount. The winner paid
$3.50.
There will be no racing here on
Monday. but the final half Of
the To-day meeting will resume
on Tuesday with an eight-race
card.
Racegoers set q new betting
record when they poured $439, ,231
through the parimutuel windows.
The wagering for the eight
races eclipsed the old track mark
for a single day. the $413,096 bet
on August II. 1851.
About 1000 turned out despite
heavy rains before the program
got under way. Wagering has
been running IS per cent of last
years pace at Hagerstown, which
resumes its To-day meeting next
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
By Lewis F. Atchison
S'or Stoff Correspondent

DEL MAR, Calf, Aug. 16.-
Johnny Longden, who has ridden
1000 winners. is going East this
fall to ride the imported Indian
Hemp in the $4,000 Washington
International at Laurel on October
18.
Johnny said the turf course and
the walk-up start may be made
to order for him, with a good
horse under him. He isn't max
ing the 3,000-mile trip just to
go horseback riding. He expects
to win. Winning has become such
a habit with him that his record
is second only to that of England's
Gordon Richards.
Indian Hemp's sire is the Aga
Khan's famed Narrullah, which
also sired Moor. Longden plans to
make Indian Hemp the fouuda-
ton Of a breeding farm when the
colts racing career is ended.
Max Bell, 39-year-old Canadian
newspaper publisher, purchased
the horse, but it will 60 into the
Long-Bel Stable, in which john
ny, his son Vance (due for an
Army discharge Soon) and Bell
will be partners.
DreSsed-Up Charles Town.
Longden. AZ. disclosed his plans
when we found him with Willie
Shoemaker and the other riders
as they loaded themselves with
plain grapefruit juice in the
Jockeys room the day we visited
del Mar.
A day at Del Mar, where the
turf meets the surf, is one of the
most pleasant-if not most profit
able-ways of killing an afternoon
In Southern California. It's a full
mile track. nestled at the foot of
rolling, brown hills and only a
stones throw from the Pacific.
1t has an outdoor paddock, like
Belmont and Delaware Park; a
terraced dining room which helps
get rid of your money twice as
fast, and you're constantly elbow
ing film celebrities trying to get
to the So window in the turf club.
Withal. however, Del Mar re-
minded us of Charles Town in
sports shirt and slacks.
Silent Willie Makes News.
Silent Shoemaker, sporting a
new and better fitting set of store
teeth, isn't thinking about the
East. he told us. Anytime Willie
says more than yes or no during
a conversation it's an event in the
jocks room. Well. this turned
out to be an eventful day. Willie
said he likes to fish and swim,
hopes to ride a Kentucky Derby
winner before he hangs up his
tack. has no trouble making 100
pounds with all his gear, and that
he'll be satisfied to remain in the
West and let Eddie Arcaro have
the East.
Shoemaker still feels that he
got the worst of it in his match
race with Joe Culmone at Bowie
a couple Of years ago, but the lit
tie rider is satisfied that his con-
tinued success (and whatever hap
pened to Joe?) shows which boy
was the better rider.
Willie will be 81 on August 10.
He has more than 1000 victories
to his credit already and is only
in his fourth year of riding. As
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Longden to Ride Indian HEMP
In International Race at laurel

Eddie Morarity Of the Del Mar
publicity department pointed
out, Willie seems to be one of
the few jockeys in the world
with any chance at all Of equal
ing or surprising the records Of
Richards. Longden or Arcaro.
who has more than 5000 winners.
Brother Team Wins.
Del Mar boasts one of the few
brother teams riding at the same
track in Henry and Pete Moreno.
Henry has been Calumet's con-
tract rider in California for the
last six months and has done
very we'll for Trainer Jimmy
Jones on Two Lea, A Clean and
Chanlea.
Pete Is the older of the two
by a couple of years, but was
a welder before Henry persuaded
him to quit that hot work for
riding. He looks to be a conner,
too. When his contract owner.
L. w. Kidd, decided to take a
rest from the races, Pete bought
himself for $4,000 and got back
half the purchase price the next
day by giving N. G.. Phillips first
call on his services for $4,000.
At Del Mar they tell a story
of how a change in whipping
tactics by Henry enabled him to
win the 100000 Hollywood Gold
Cup on A Clean. A careful study
convinced Trainer Jones the fllly
flinched under righthanded
whipping. For a week before the
race Henry carried a whip in
his left hand wherever he went,
practicing with it, and they say
southpaw drumming on A Cleans
hide meant a half-length victory
over Cyclotron.
Pearson Tells French Yarns.
One of the most cheerful riders
at Del Mar is Bill Pearson, who
returned about a month ago from
France, where he believes he was
the first American jockey to ride
in 18 years.
He has some amusing stories,
including one about getting lost"
during race, and another con-
cerning his unfamiliarity with the
language. Seems that he was
called up before the stewards after
winning race to defend himself
|against the claim of a foul. Not
knowing French, he answered
"Oui" to everything. Subse-
|quently, his number was taken
down. ...ly'
"Next day." Bill said, "the
stewards called me in again and
through an interpreter congratu-
lated me on my sportsmanship. I
didn't know why until the inter-
prefer explained they liked my
frankness in admitting my
wrong-doing the day before"
To lend an even stronger inter-
national flavor to Del Mar, there
is Reggie Heather, Australia's
leading rider a couple of years
ago, who is in this country on a
busman's holiday. Reggie had only
81 winners in one of his best years.
but they usually race only once a
week in Australia.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Wheaton Kiwunis Club
Planning Horse Show

The Wheaton Kiwanis Clubs
Horse and Pony Show will be held
September 6 on Marian D. Cur
rams Indian Spring Farm on
Kemp Mill road of Old Bladens-
burg road in Wheaton. Md.
Approved by the Association of
Maryland Horse Shows, Inc, the
program will begin at 10 am. with
% events scheduled.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Stretch Run by Hiram Jr.
Rockingham Feature
by the Assoeia.ed Pres.

SALEM, N. H., Aug. 16.-T. M.
Johnsonls Hiram jr. took COM
mand at the head of the stretch
to win 9the 17th running Of the
White Mountain Handicap today
at Rockingham Park.
Under capable handling by
Jockey Bob Ussery, Hiram, jr..
covered the mile and a sixteenth
in 1:441s to score by a half length
over Gray Challenge with the fa-
vored Censorship a neck back.
Hiram. jr.. paid $3.50, $3.50 and
$500. Gray Challenge returned
$500 and $4.oo and Censorship
paid $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Saratoga Results
5y the Associated Press
Drizzling and Sloppy.

O4EShHB olOppys
FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claiming;
4-year- olds and up: Z furiongs.
Wolf whistle tcombest) $50 80 3.3o
Bay Star Uuther) 7.70
1oSs aa7ps r.. East sD.a Hen Rene 4sf Esti
ems; 2-year-olds; 5ha furlongs.
Muharram (Green) $40 $50 $50
9Psd: sPst:a Jesp ts',,.y{ York $3.50 S-eo @,
Also ran-aJohn Kaplan. Old Salt.
The TreGper Sop Deee1aton Smart Appe
Fine Fine Alibi' Fly w Wheel ' ana ' Tortilia. "'
Ring-Apheim Stable entry.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 81 1000; allow
ances; steeplechase; 3-year-olds and up;
about 2 miles.
EKtfs E,slen Fonts sad F9pt p.,d, $50 Soo So sso
Lone FisheTmnssn tschuihofeE $50
Also e' ranmsan nis; Shower, Spleen, Monkey
Wrench and stand Down.
sweepstakss; purse. $1,000; s-yeaT-olds;
Sativ: Dancer !eusrin) $40 :.ssoo 2,soo
South Point (Breckons) Clio
Ame' Also ranSTahiti. ii11T1;hiti Tiger skin. Erin Go
BraGh. Count Cain and Close support.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances; 4-year- -olds and up; 8 furlongs.
Elixir (AtkinSon) 4.40 800 2.40
Battle Morn york. 4.S0 BIO
Buzzing Bee (Gorman) 2.6O
Also lS ranRTamle. Basically. Eolus and
ess1x9HfH sspxHfH RAcE-Travelers Stakes: s2o,-
900 added; 3-year-olds; y miles.
one Cont (Gueripl 10.20 80 $50
arma Teddon york, 40 40
Tom Fool tAtkinson) $50
Time, 2:U7|5.
FIaunt. Count Flame and Moufon.
sEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81 500; claim
Ino. 3year-olds and up; s. furlon2s.
Mighty Quest tColeI $50 $50 2.a0
NV Bebby york 4.20 800
All At Once (WalD 4.30
Time. 1907.
Also ran-Prize Ring Puppet Duke
Panclh Prepoi and once Part"
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; maid
ems; 3-year-olds and up; one mile.
Luminous tGorman) 4.60 $50 2.70
Active Duty (Mccreary) 490 $50
Gala Morn .York) $50
Time: 1:41A.
Marinsk Necktie. Many Islands, PLANT
and BAbe.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
HdqerstoWn Charts

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Evening star., 1952-08-17
Shriners Hold Golf Tourney

Almas Temple golf club mem
bers will compete Thursday for
the Potentate's Cup. starting at
noon at Manor Country Club. Joe
C. Seegmiller, vice president of
the club. will defend his title
against q field Of SO including
BNrker Hill. Oscar Funk, Johnny
q lib and Bob Buttrey.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Racing Bon Is Studied
By Burmese Government
BY the Associofed Press

RANGOON.-The Burmese gov
ernment has appointed a special
commission to inquire into the
advisability of abolishing horse
racing. The commission will probe
the racing system by interviewing
owners, jockeys. trainers and race
goers.
If racing is abolished, the COM
mission will devise ways and
means to provide those dependent
on horse racing with alternative
employment. The government
gave no reason for the probe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-21
Legion Auxiliary
To Meet Tonight

A meeting of the Arthur Sawyer
Unit No. % American Legion Aux
iliary viii be held tonight at pm.
at the Legion Home, Stock Island.
The Department President Mrs.
A. G. Shand will make her official
visit to the Unit at this time. Mrs.
Shand viii be accompanied by the
10th District President, Mrs. G..
Stanley Pothier. All members are
requested to attend this important
meeting. Refreshments win be
served.
A business meeting of the Arthur
Sawyer Unit No. Is. win be held at
the Legion Home, Stock Island on
Tuesday Evening at 8 pm. All
members are invited to attend.
The Community Chairman, of the
American Legion Auxiliary. is hav-
ing q Night of Entertainment at the
Harris School, Friday Evening,
April the 25th. Included in this
night of entertainment is a play
called 'The Minister'S New Car, !"
with the cast consisting Of the
members of the Auxiliary.
A Dance is being sponsored by
the American Legion Auxiliary,
Arthur Sawyer Unit No. 2S on Sat-
urday evening, April rs for the
Cancer Fund.