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Evening star., 1952-02-13

luton. will take place from 2 to 5
pm. tomorrow in the OAR Chap
ter House. Cakes, cookies and
white elephants will be for sale,
and tea will be served.
Evening star., 1952-02-13
Benefit Porty

The annual benefit and card
party, sponsored by the Army and
Navy Chapter of the District
Daughters Of the American Revo-
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Houtteman Leaves Tigers
To Visit Wife in Hospital
BY the Assoeioted Press

DETROIT, May 24.-Art Hout-
teman, who was due to pitch for
the Tigers against the White Sox
in Chicago today. came here last
night when his wife, Shelagh, was
hospitalized again.
Mrs. Houtteman was injured
last March in a Tennessee auto
mobile accident which took the
life of her baby daughter. She was
discharged from the hospital some
time ago. but returned to Cadieux
General Hospital yesterday.
Hospital officials said her con-
dition was not serious and that
she probably would be taken home
tomorrow.
It was expected Houtteman
would rcjoin the team soon, per-
haps on Sunday. Today's game
was rained out at Chicago.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
DAILY double paid $50 .O05

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000; claiming
5:year-olds: furlonRs.
cbae4inTns:. ccishtinS Home ks !Kesne) 7eo $50 900
co4Ts Tfm., Ethfl 1:is,. SMITH S:Ot
Also ran Golden Goddess. carosa
EVermlne, uitimatum and BODY Noveck
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim.
Hay Edy CKeene) $50 $50 e.4C
Jones Brook (Davern) AGO $40
Time, liz. '0oseenNe' 5'%O
Also rane-Jim's Yen, Sweet Vincent,
tafE SErTa rTTadqKE KAcH@purs., hemf $1,000: claiming
Snorkel (Boucher) 1900 $50 $50
Hard Held (Valdes) 800 $40
Fourth Jack (Wilder) 44O
Also ran-ouillet. Poison Arrow, Tony
SIXTH RAcE-purse. $4,000; allow
sslss ssRsaes: s.'} zms ie0as on tsS ssS ssS
Busy signal (TavaresJ 4.60
Time, Pinocchio. Hirki peSiis Ufn9sn Chant .'0le
ssBranham ssuTl5aTmn md j., McMahan entry.
cap; $1,000 aded; s's'0n s-yeSr oids !. nnne miies
Royal Marvei MefA Atoonzalez) '''O SO $40 go go
Desirable tDespirito) 3.2o
Time. 1:45+s
Also ran.-Occupatic. Nola Hash, I'm
Sandy, Academy Award. Poopcha
EIGHTH RACE-Purs. S3,0OO: allow
ances; 4-year olds and up; 6 furlonss.
Duke Aumar (Keene) $50 300 2.4C
Shadows Start (Madden) $50 24C
10. s. Navy (DeSpirito) $3.50
Time 1:11+s.
Also ran-Air Rocket. Saint Nicholas
Whirline Dough, In Taste. Related.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; allow
ances; 4-year olds and up; 70 miles.
Billman (Tavares) 500 500 24C
Silent Mirth CMadden) 4.6O 2.SO
Beckett (Despirito) 2.6O
Time. 1:53N.
Also ran-Vivian's Best, Bulbs c., Crack
The Whip, Count Easter.
250
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Gift Of Gold Repeats
For Connecticut Cup
BY the Assoeiofed Press

PURCHASE, N. Y, May "a
Gift Of Gold, an English bred
gelding owned by Mrs. Simon T.
Patterson. led all the way today
in winning the Connecticut Cup
for the second successive year at
the adjacent hunts meet held at
the Blind Brook Turf and Polo
Club.
With Frank Dooly) Adams in
the saddle, Gift of Gold finished
the three miles over a course of II
obstacles in 6 minutes. 1875 Sec
onds. Big Bones, ridden by E. H.
Bennett, trailed by five lengths
for second place in the field of
five. McGinty Moore, with Melvin
Ferral up. was third.
AS prohibitive favorite, Gift OF
Gold paid $3.50 for a 50 win
lmutuel.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Bel Air Feature Won
By Giachino al III;
Betting Record Set
BY the Assoeioted Press

BEL AIR. Nd, May 24.-ver.
non T. Carter's Giachino. a long
shot paying $3.50 on a So ticket.
outran a seven-horse field to win
the $2,500 High Lea Purse at the
Bel Air track today.
Giachino bore out on the last
turn and still won by a length
and a half from Starle Stables
MIR. Willie. the As favorite in the
betting.
Twin Oaks Stables Unsinatus
was third, paying $4.40. Giachino
paid $11.60 and $3.50 to place and
show bettors, and Mr.. Willie paid
$500 and $3.50.
Anthony Russo. leading rider
here last year, was on Giachino in
the sixth-race feature. He brought
his mount over the mile and 70
yards in 1:43, only three-fifths Of
"a second slower than the track
record.
1t was the first victory this year
for Russo.
The meet was attended by II 900
fans, who set a new mutuel
handle record of $553,110.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Florida Derby Purse
Raised 10 100000
By the Associated Press

MIAMI. Fla. May "a. - The
purse for the Florida Derby at
Gulfstream Park will be increased
from $4,000 to 100000 to make
it the richest race in Florida his
tory. James Dom, Gulfstream
Park president, announced today.
The race will be run the second
week in March. Previous Florida
highs were the $50 ,000-added races
run annually in Hialeah.
"We feel that Florida tracks
have come of age and should be
able to offer just as much as the
California tracks," Dom said. 1--WE
want to attract the best three
year-old horses for this important
Kentucky Derby preview and be-
lieve that increasing the purse is
the way to do it" he continued.
Tropical Park opens the winter
racing season in Florida, followed
by Hialeah and GulfStream.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
DAILY double paid Ss.60.)

THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 400; allow.
ances; a:year-olds; 5 furlongs
Miss Ulrich ,sortino) $50 $50 $40
B B Mint tDosher) $50 $50
Dashing Locks (Pappas) 1860
Also ' ranGMy Tins Moon, Jacodanc.r.
Joyce's Joy, Baked Indian and Daisy
Williams and Ulrich entry.
FOURTH RACE--Purse, 1900; maid
ems: 3-year-olds: ! mile and 70. yards.
oh oh PsSsys PSss yera reasSe sSsne sSS SS S 81" 81"
Gee Yuma RUSSO 80
Also ' ran@Knot yator. Maid Of Hylo.
oh Dead heat to win.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claiming;
circuit Judge tsor'tino> 9.2O 500 $40
Kohima tRoot) 10,40 4.20
Copsa tTcaguel $50
Time, ABS.
Also ran---Chips Second Mofe: Odd Ring.
Chicaine. Throne. Revolution. New Land.
ances; 4-year-olds and up; 1 mile and
SiasSjn0 i4 IY9,. (Egsso Fys $500 llsc SO sssoc
UnSjinatus tsorrentino) 4.4o
Also r.n@Rose Poll, Trout Lure, Butler.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim.
Rocky west (Sor' 'tino) i54O 4.s6 500
Publicity Miss tKirk) $50 24O
IHelen's Star tMcIvor) 500
Time. :27as.
Also ran-Family Shares, Johns Ex.
Roger Glenn. Chance Design.
EIGHTH RACE--Purse. Sl.5O0; claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up; | ID miles
Epic Chance (Bovine) go 4.6O $50
Sea Level (Sorrentino) 700 $50
To Stay (MitchelD $50
Time. 1:4S.
Also ran-Thriller Dixie Yank. listen
To Me. Tunesmith. Dutch King, Empire
Valley, American Cross
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Daily Double Paid SSI 80.

| Daily Double Paid SS1 80.
ms! THEp gye.r.sis: sAG1fsE;s ia4isa,. saSoo' claim
T1a7sissray Esesa 1000 1s9S 9S 80
slasnwatch T;m.1 !,as CRIB 7.eo
Also ran-Marble Ann, Bockatay. Balu.
town. Xmas Chimes Cuban Heels.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim.
Ing ing; in h,yesr-9ds sh and up sB furlonss
coskoitseysle ees assss ieo11 oa51es.oD, 1900 st st
Also ran@Belcon. Born to Win. Lut,
Girl Checkout. Bosalusa.
.naes aFTH yes4.cds sASsrSrssi isrosss $500 allow
SKY Maid (Jessopl 1910 1880 e.6t
War Teddy Brooksl $50 $50
Pines Of Rome tHeckmann) 3,6t
Also ran@Blue Licks;. Bestapache
Glance, Arizona K. Mr.. Dude. Nikoh Baby
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $500; allow
smoke snsss Screen ysa1Sl6s Gbureb3. ssS mis5 o
Dance n Sing tscurlock) $40 :s.1U
Happy Go Lucky (Ferraiuolo) 2.2O
Also ran~Dark Count, stuyvesant. Old
Fiddle
SEVENTH Race, j. Fleming Me-
Glaa %ndy aBd B. W. SO Eadsj "a tur0nssa sIaoo 500 5so
Tattenham (Willis) 1l.2O $50
b Inseparable (Brooks) 800
Time-1:223s.
Also ran-bSeaward, False. Joe Graves.
Sun David Spur On. Quihi. Roman Sandal
b Hasty House Farms entry.
. EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and UP; l i. miles.
Haberdashery (Cox) 1870 $50 $50
Thank You Sir (Eads) 500 32O
Grandma's Day (Knapp) 42O
Time-1:5 1855.
Also ran-Mt Alto. Lucky Ned, Kay
Doody, Hallieboy. Shotral.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $500; claiming;
Hi-Etta tHeckmann) 9.20 $40 420
Snatched VasiD $50 3,SO
Conversational (Adams) 300
Time 1895.
Also ran-Foxy Buster, The Blue Hen.
Lorry H, Foxpoise. Hunter F.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
AIerted and Sisto
Win at Garden State;
Mame|uke UnpIaced
BY The Assoeioied Press

+ CAMDEN, N. j.. May "a
Alerted. a consistent 4-year-old
son Of Bull Lea from the Hampton
had what it takes in the
final furlong today as he won the
$20, ,000-added Thomas j. Healey
Handicap at Garden State Park
before a crowd of 1881.
Heading into the home stretch
of the mile-and-one-eighth race
Alerted was on even terms with
Crafty Admiral, the early pace
maker, and Call Over.
Rocco Sisto put the whip to the
Hampton color bearer and Alerteo
gradually pulled away from Crafty
Admiral as Call Over found the
pace too swift. Crafty Admira
trailed by a half-length at the
finish with third going to the fast.
closing joey Boy.
Alerted, winner of the Dixie
Handicap earlier in the season
at Pimlico. was clocked in 1909:
in winning $16.750 and boostins
his earnings for the year to
$72,075.
AS the third choice in thu
wagering, Alerted paid $10.40
$500, and $3.4O.
c. v. Whitney's Mameluke "a.
made the 2-to-1 favorite on thu
strength of mis- victory in tn,
Metropolitan Handicap at Bel
mont Park. but he never threat
ened vie leaders seriously, al
though closing fast at the end O.
the race.
Woodchuck, the Palatine Stable
star sprinter. had little trouble
disposing a field of five othel
classy runners in the secondary
feature. Woodchuck, with Jimmy
Stout up. was the As favorite anc
ran the six furlongs in 1.102s tt
beat Algasir.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
With Bill Leetch

the United States. Moose, deer,
elw, caribou, mountain goat,
mountain sheep and antelope
come within the regulations. Bet
ter check with the Fish and Wild
life Service before making flnal
plans for your trip.
The Biological Society Of Wash
ington will present a program
Tuesday night at $3.50 in Room
43. of the National Museum with
a lecture on "Migrations of Shad
and Other Fishes in the Potomac
and Adjacent Rivers" by Romeo
Mansueti of the Department o1
Research and Education, Solo.
mons, Md. This lecture should
be well worth while to all Local
anglers. Most of us know very
little about the fish which migrate
into nearby Potomac waters each
spring. Here is the chance to
learn some Sclentlflc facts about
them.
Authored by a dog obedience
trainer, Blanche Saunders and
Jeannette w. Cross, dog world
judge, breeder and authority on
dog welfare, and containing an
outstanding section by DR.. Eliza
beth j. Collins, veterinarian, the
new STANDARD Book of Dog Care"
from GreyStone Press of New York
now is available to dog owners.
This book of 500 pages and nearly
200 pictures will answer 1000
questions asked most often about
dogs. 1t is a must" for every dog
owner.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Washington Builder
Wins Aboard Ring
In Fairfax Hunt
Special Dispatch TO The StaF

SUNSET HILLS. Va, May "a
Randolph D. Rouse, Washington
and Virginia builder who hunts
with the Fairfax hounds. won the
class for Fairfax hunters here to-
day aboard Ring as an estimated
200 onlookers gathered on the
kennel grounds.
The annual Fairfax Hunt Horse
Show provided spectators with
their first look at the combined
show ring, kennels and clubhouse,
located on 10 acres donated to the
hunt by Sunset Hills Farms.
While the local talent was espe-
cially interested in the competition
for horses, regularly ridden with
the Fairfax Hunt, the champion
ships of the day went to the War
renton Hunt country.
Waverly Farms Sir Sarazen
took the hunter tri-color. Reserve
went to Both Ways,
owned by Mrs. j. North Fletcher.
Junior championship of the day
was Short Circuit, owned and
ridden by Caroline Evans of Nc
Lean, Va. The reserve went to
Mildred Gaines Irony after the
two horses had been brought into
the ring to "hack off" a tie.
Laura Lee Shreye of Falls
Church turned up the pony
championship in her veteran
jumper, Popsicle Reserve in this
division was Bobbie Gardner's
Popcorn.
Little Hero, owned by the New
Hope Farm of Warrenton. took the
jumper championship, with Anoka
Luck, owned by Peyton T. Ball
enger of Alexandria. taking re-
serve.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
$500 al Rosecroft
See Races in Rain
And BET $316,995

About $500 harness racing fans
watched the horses pace and trot
over a muddy track at Rosecroft
Raceway last night.
Despite the downpour, officials
decided to hold the entire eight
race card. Rosecroft's 20-night
racing schedule included only
three rain nights and one of these
has been used. The track had been
treated to withstand some rain.
but got too much last night and
the horses had to travel through
ankle-deep mud. Between races
sand trucks were brought out.
A total of $316.995 was wagered.
Sultan Hanover won the first
division and Steward Lad, the
second, in the featured $4,000
Quick Trick Memorial Pace. Sui
tan Hanover took the sixth race in
2:112s. with Peaceful Guy second
and Prim Hal third. Steward Lad
won the seventh race in 2:0835
with Merit Chief second and Syca-
more third.
Sultan Hanover paid $25.40,
$9.40 and $3.50, the best return
Of the night. Steward Lad hackers
received $3.50, $3.50 and $2.40.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000; maidens;
3.year-olds and up: 8 furlonss.
siyeE al soSts SSTdaS ncci.s4y YSTs $50 sco 44o
sn9% %,n,N Man !cuerin) $50
Hasty Tiaer, Mishty Mo, LeEats and
e0Pes5 Fourth rae eRiAcE-purs., $4,000: allow
ances: 2-year-olds; furlonss tWidener
Tribe (York, $50 24o 210
SuEarfoot tArcaro, 2.90 2.30
MsFsn Tym.' TiseE s.E7M1 Atkinson' s.4o
Also ranTRoyal Bay Gem. sahib, C. o.
DOEssts FHSa and RkeSpyr,.. kepSDiE.yi $1,000; claim
ins:. s-sear.oids:. 8 faTienss
PS Report ewoodhouse1 1920 s-aaoo s.sG ss.ssGG
Al.e @.' 'ranncelonel ailcsll Hoop. st.ndes: FRS,
SIXTH RACE-Cesching Club American
Oaks oo, stslkes: $4,000 added; s-year-oldsi
Essi LIi. LpsIIiI:ht .,ts.os, ,tAEs.5o,, a.eo 25S ss(
sune tBcland( 4ot
Also ran-fsosrade. Dalai. Brechin
Hushaby Baby, Recess. Dinewisely. Aes.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
Ielson Boy Mccreary) 1880 $40 4,se
HaOSteSL tArCALOb SOU oft
Rose Beam fWidmanl T4t
Also ran@Bis II. Tamale, Discreet
Friendly Frank. Crystal Boot.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim.
ing; 4-year- -olds and up; "a miles.
Props (Atkinsonl $50 4.60 3nf
Balbec (Zanellil 800 36(
Thwarted tAnderson) 26(
Time. 1885.
Also ran-Mr. DEL vinita Ed Fish Fry
Mighty Son.
Belmont mutusls. s3.164.osz; Attend.
anee. ae.z7k.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
French Colt Expected
To Win Wednesday S
174th English Derby
By the Assoeiassd Pres.

LONDON, May 24.-A French
colt is expected to win the 174th
English Derby Scheduled to be run
over a mile and a half on the
rolling EPSON Downs track We'd
nesday. Post time is 1890 am.
(Washington time).
Eight of the probable SO starters
will cross the English Channel in
the bid to cop the richest EPSON
Derby. It's worth $57,663 to the
winning owner.
British bookmakers, who seldom
make q mistake on a big race,
made up their minds weeks age
that a French horse will win this
nations greatest classic over the
gruelling track with it's left turns
sharp downhill bends and a
lstamina-testing uphill finish OF
about three furlongs.
The current top three choices
in the betting are all French
owned and trained.
They are Paul Dubosco's Silente
outright favorite at to l.; Eugene
Constants Thunderhead II, who
won the Two Thousand Guineas
classic over a mile at Newmarket
April 30, and Marcel Boussac's S
IArgur.
Latest odds against Thunder
head II are 10 to /. Argur, third
choice in the books. is rated at
100 to 9 by British bookmakers.
One of the nch-trained en-
tries is American Ralph Strass-
burgers Worden II, a 100-to-7
shot. This horse has maintained
a high spot in recent odds and
seems to have been quietly yet
consistently backed.
Another American-owned entry
lis Robert Sterling Clark's Fiery
Torch. Clark races extensively ir
the North of England and main.
|tains strings with trainers Harry
Peacock and Joe Lawson of New.
market.
So far the bookies have not
lgiven any odds against Fiery
Torch. That means he is ratec
among the 100-to-1 outsiders.
J; Britain's chief hope. according
to the betting. is the Aga Khan!
;! Tulyar, also at 100 to 7.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
California Grew Wins

NEWPORT HARBOR, Calf,
May "a (R.-The California crew
defeated Stanford easily today in
the finals of the Western Inter-
collegiate sprint rowing champion
ship in Balboa Bay. The Golden
Bears rowed the 1000 meters in
6:46.8 and beat Stanford by about
four lengths.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Miss Kotsuru Cue Loser
Despite Her Best Run
by the As,oeio,ed Pres,

NEW YORK, May 24.-Masako
Katsura of Japan put together a
high run of 10. her best of the
exhibition, but dropped the 18th
block Of her three-cushion bill
lizards series to former champion
Welker Cochran, 50-45, in IS in
|nings today.
The victory boosted Cochran's
lead in points to SAG to 1853. The
series will be concluded tomorrow
Evening star., 1952-05-25

local anglers,
still is in the
hospital in Ha-
gerStown, Md.
He is slowly
recovering from
a cerebral hem
ofrhage s f.
t re d while
making prepar-
ations for the
OF the
Jungle Cock last
week. From last
reports, Frank
is somewhat
better, but un-
Ill. Il. R.:o-
Evening star., 1952-05-25
OUTDOORS

Those who fish the brakes be-
low the dam at Seneca, Md, for
smallmouth bass will be sorry to
know that Bob Swain of SWANS
Lock is seriously jill from a heart
attack and now is in Suburban
Hospital, Bethesda. Md. You
might like to drop him a line.
Frank Bentz, formerly public
relations director of Maryland's S
Game and Inland Fish Commits
sion and friend of thousands of
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Syracuse Sions Rookie

SYRACUSE. N. Y, May "a (P).
The Syracuse Nationals of the
National Basketball Association
have signed Bob Lochmueller of
the University of Louisville to a
contract for next season.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Suffolk Downs Results
BY the Associofed Pre.,

FIRST RACE-Purse, 50, 600; clainoins.
4-year- -olds and up; 6 furlonss. s' ;
Annies Choice Keene) 1850 7Oo Aso
Our Bully tRivera) $50 3dV9
Gee Whiz (Madden) . ~
Time, 1:122s. "'oo
Also ran-Rab's Son, Brave Irish World
nsnEess; snecN;nS nStreli Gustody and Lady Carrie.
Exp Export Trade CMadden) e.2O $50 2.so
PHI Ross tKeene) 2S0 S40
LusmoreS u. z. Smith) 100
Time, 1462s "'~o
x,, Also ran-Silver Skipper Sir Flint.
nign Hunch. Chancelins, Bunty's Imp
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Spartan VoIor Is Assigned
1872 Pounds for Suburban,

NEW YORK, May "a P.-Wil-
liam Helis' Spartan Valor, winner
Of seven straight races and the
leading handicap horse of the
season. was given 1872 pounds to-
day for the $4,000 Suburban
Handicap next Friday.
That is eight pounds more than
was assigned George D. Widener's
Battlefield. second highest in the
weights released by Handicapped
John B. Campbell for the Memo
rial Day classic.
This will be the seth running of
the Suburban, one Of the Nations
greatest handicaps. Only four
horses have been able to pack
more than 100 pounds and win the
tough mile-and-one-quarter race
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Hawthorne Results
Cloudy and Muddy.

| IIUuUy ana Muduy,
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claiming
4-year-olds and up; ca furlongs.
Park Pigeon (Brooks) $40 800 44(
Tangent (Ferraiuolo) 100 1I:4(
Wagel (Scurlock) 1916
Time-1:272s
Also ran-Flatbush. Siddons, No Ad,
mission. Rawlins Uncle Ohio. Atomic
Energy, prescott. Insist and Fair Porter
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 6H furlongs
Legs (Cox) 1880 700 4.4(
Jimmy's Doll (Heckmann) $50 49,
IStaggering In (Wagner) 34(
Time-1:253s.
Also ran-Slumberland David's Pebble
Tiger Tom, Lady Toy. Rickety's Lass. Sor
Charlie. Clabbering Jim.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Bel Air Results
Cloudy and Fast.

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: claiming:
4-year- olds mad up; furlones.
New Challenge (Teague) $50 300 34O
HallZan tSorrentino) GAO 3SO
Sun Baby tRoot) $40
Time. 1.00A5.
Also ran-Black Warbler. Gay Order,
Some Speed Foly's Moose, Periwink. al.
lens Pick. Billyhoff
SECOND RACE-Purse, S1.400; claim-
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 1is miles turf
course).
Highland Dream (Tsue) 500 $40 $50
p I Clef (Law) $50 $50
Time Killer tSorrentino) $40
Time. 2:O7ts.
Also ran-Coat of Arms. Perry's Prize.
Blue April. High Note and Barrani Fire
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Belmont Park Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; claiming;
maidens; 2-year-olds; "A furlones; ovid
ener course).
Milspal (Dimaur0) 11.60 $50 36O
Thoris (Macandrew) $50 34O
Sister Cohen (Atkinson) $50
Time :52b.
Also ran-To The Front, Maid o'Music
dQ Miss Comeback and First Dare
do Finished 0rst but was disqualified.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000: maid
ems; 3-year.olds and up; 8 furlongs.
Paramount Pete DeWitD 30.70 1890
Hypalong (Atkinson) 3.20
Time 1928
Also ran-Frontenac. Bentrovato. Un-
rest. Raster, Necktie. Second Look, Morn
Ing Line and Dead Duck.
Daily .Double-Milspal and Roaming
Evening star., 1952-05-25
DAILY DoUBLE PAID S245. 900

DAILY DOUBLE PAID $4,000
THIRD RAcE-purse. $500; claiming;
4;yssr l;;v,ar -olds and up; 8 fu5lonss.. 80 80
Ph0enicia er,na tstevenson) 500 40
Also ranABiis;zing. Win MY way, M.rse
GEORGE Easy Reach, Romantype.
M FOURTH "a R'1AcE5Purse; $1,000: claim
dssei'' PSaoloa cs9itS @Es'l' @o lssS ssS ssS ssS
ApDottstoWn 1kirkland) 600
Also ran-Gambler. Mirthmaker, Lucky
Harry; Bleu Feature, Penson, Curtain Time
and Trust.
IearraoF TIrTa oRAcE1purss. .Is $500: claiming;
Father Link PannelD '' 500 asa
Pensava tFernandez) $50
May. vamanos. selector.
sIs.TH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: allow
Meodehueee ssoat, and u9 ssS f?sTSSps' sSS
Rado Kid tBierman) $50
v1h;S AlsS ran.,Buasins Bee, War Phar and
SEVENTH RAcE-T, J. Heaiey Handi-
zap; $4,000 added; 3-year- -oids and up;
Crafty Admiral (Errico) SSE 2seEG
joey Boy (Fernandez) < 81
Time :503s
Also ran Hull Down. Air Attack
=, E Sonic. Three Rings. Cali Over and Name Name.
King Ranch and Lasker Entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim.
Eeward (Batcheller) l440 $40 4 sr
OAK River (Culmone) ~s'Urr NJ
Time. 1:473s ''ou
Also ran-zuzie B., Little Bobby Bette,
csige SIg sssiTa6esie sisnss Turn Sir stephan Afri.
e"; Gsr6sn S.Snd t On; Free Passes and saqara
ance-31 93l A''eho'