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All persons having claln
against said Estate are here
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The Arizona post., 1952-06-20
New Attack
I'm Eisenhower.
By Anti-Semites

INDIANAPOLIS (JTA) - A
sharp anti-Semitic attack, charg-
ing that Communist-inspired Jews
are pressing General Dwight D.
Eisenhower's Presidential cam
paign, appears in the current is
sue of Labor Digest" published
by Norman Zolezzi who, in the
past, has solicited financial aid
from supporters of Sen. Robert
A. Taft.
Labor Digest" accuses the
ADJ. of "master-minding and
taking the lead in the Eisenhower
for President drive" 1t also says
that the ADJ. spends more mon
ey each year than both major
political parties together spend
in a Presidential year. The pa
per, which has been conducting
a strong campaign against aliens,
has been the subject of numerous
complaints recently.
The Arizona post., 1952-06-20
Indicted For
Refusal Deal
With Germans

NEW YORK (JTA)-Two as
socia tions representing 2,40O
American Diamond dealers were
indicted by Federal grand jury
on charges of conspiring to boy
colt the diamond industry of
Germany in violation of the anti
trust laws. The two groups
named were the Diamond Deal
ers Club with a membership of
1,500 dealers, and the Diamond
Center with 900 members. The
Justice Department charged that
members who violated the boy
colt were suspended by the as
sociations.
Jack Sigman, president of the
Diamond Dealers Club, said that
the members of his association
refused to deal with Germany
purely on moral grounds" It
was revealed that the U. S. i'm
The Arizona post., 1952-06-20
Crisis Between
LabOr-Orth0d0x
Parties In Israel

LONDON (JTA) "A crisis in
relationships between the Ortho-
dox and Labor wings of the Is
rael Government is brewing over
the issue of national service for
Orthodox girls.
Immediate cause of the crisis
is Premier Ben Gurion's insist
ence on stricter evidence of Or
thodoxy in applications for ex-
emption from service. At pres
ent a girl called for national
service can obtain exemption by
taking an oath in court and pro-
ducing two witnesses.
H. A. Goodman, political Sec
retary of the World Agudah
movement, warned that the Israel
Government coalition was en-
dangered by deterioration of
the Sabbath" threatened mobili-
zation of religious women for
national service and constant
"petty prosecutions" He warned
that the religious movement
would not permit the 10000 chill
dren in it's schools in Israel to be
Influenced by secular national
ISM"
The Arizona post., 1952-06-20
USO Club
At HuaChucd

Jewish Welfare Board, togeth-
er with the National Catholic
Community Service, will operate
the USO club being constructed
at Fry, adjoining Fort Huachuca,
announces Shea Schwartz, re-
gional JWB representative. ST.
mon Gerson will be the JWB di-
rector.
Mr.. Gerson has been active at
the Center the past year and in
charge of the dramatic group.
Previously in New York, he was
active in group work and recre-
alton on the staff of the New
York Youth State Board.
The Arizona post., 1952-06-20

ports annually about $130,000,0O0
worth of diamonds. Mr.. Sigman
said that the amount of diamonds
of all types that came from Ger
many before the war was insig-
nificant and had no effect on the
world market.
The Arizona post., 1952-06-20

Arizona Post, June 20, 1852
Evening star., 1952-08-24
DAILY Double paid S246.90.l

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow.
ances; hurdles: 3-year-olds and up; about
ssssss:s SssS:ass &;9:s Ss:a., 1880 ss5s ssS IS IS
Mantle (Gallaher) 2.St
Also ran-Hyvania and Foxy Poise.
FOURTH RACE-Grand Union Hote
Stakes: $4,000 added; 2-year-oids
Native Dancer tGuerin) $40 2.4o out
Laffango lPannelD $50 out out
Tahitian King (York) out
Also ran Piatan and Muharram.
FIFTH RACE-Handicap; $4,000 added
Tsa. s:i .Ma5sT swS1edhSouse5 w1dlS 1920 4sS sS sasSS
SQUARED sorss SlaaSs Away tHS5o tdorman, '00 s5tt
Also H%ei ianMaierted. n:O11i Elixir, Hall Of Fame
Buzzing Bee.
SIXTH RACE - saratosa Handicap
s25, 900 added; S-year-olds and up. IL
One ese Hitter Atkinson, $40 $50 2.s!
Greek Ship idorman) s.e'
Also ranwsaxony, Quiet Step, Rryal
G., Mandigo.. Combat Boots. Out Poin
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
snces;; s-yearod'; Mai,3 one miHlee. 400 so
Cold Command tGorman) $40 20
Anchor Man tAtkinson) 3.5
| Time: l:393s.
Also ran-Lady In Blue, Press, Put Out
Runner-Up, Dinewisely and True Pattern
i EIGHTH RACE-Purse,. $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 1h miles:
Lady Jacopo (Ha'brook) 600 100 S2
Bohs Ace (Cole) oTO 5.S
lFrivolity (CutshawD OIL
Time 1:565.
! Also ran-Sun Diver, Lfckety Cut' In
lDeyish and Highbinder.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
DAILY Double paid S52.sO.1

THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000; allow
Becky's shirt BRADY $50 4.40 800
Gay Spree tShireyl 4.4o 3.ss0o
Also ran-Nordic. Vera Kay, Rusty
Arms, Golden Jeep and Fillewire Seal
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. s1,1Oo; Niles;
3-year-olds; about 5 furlongs.
satq at pd.s rsass snre l'a4o 44S 4o lso so
Tie AsS cnaTaan snd Myrtle 0f Deaf ans
rIgIa EAcSpuEss cSon, su,Ia1ss elaiminr
$50 Ever (Fitzserald) 1880 $40 $50
One Finger (Shirey) 800 2.40
What A Peach Clark ESQ
Also ran-cnestnut Cross. Natural Gas.
Didnslip. Sweet Craft.
SIXTH .RACE-Purse. $1,000; claiming;
3,year-olds and up; about + miles. -
Thiercelin (Radley) $40 2.SQ
Grand Mars tResalbutol 400
Also e' rsn@accharlish., aiSoaci Blue Fen. Fla
minian Way, Kingdsh. Spur Henry.
SEVENTH RAcE-purse, 81 200; claim
ins; a,yssrroids sr and up; so miles 20,
sisAt frisK OF en Tress nst sKsats, '''o SO So So
Count Howard (Clark) 4.6(
Time, 2:173s.
] Also ran-Best Rule. simoleon. Concise
Courage Road, Sum 1t.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, S1,100: claim.
ling; 3-year-old and up: 1h miles.
! IMeringue (Shireyl 600 $50 34(
lGino Gold Clark 700 62(
tpossingworth DENNY $50
Time, 1:50.
Also ran-Bridle Path. Smart. start
Nanrip. Chance Design and OuralhlA.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
1Daily double paid So. .O92. .60.5

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ine; 3-year -olds and and up; mile. ~ 90
ssaas1 9rsnd aS1p.ian ans sj.ssop, 1850 1855 Y 81
Thank You. Sir (Porch) 4.2G
Aiso Aiime' ranMTen a;s01f; Gallon Hat, po,troon
Grandma.s Day. Alabama Belle, Penaway
Market Tip. Bobs Pal. Indian Gold. Ecnc
Rock.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim.
ing; 3-year;olds; 1. miles;
Brassfeld tVasiD 10.20 $50 4.0t
scarborough tJessop) $40 $50
FAnSSs Ti%e. Gcz9sfE :TSfs. 'P0Fch' SOC
Also ran-.Corinne T.. Ala Flash. Kat.
Sun. Mamma Eder. Hobad.
| FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances; 3,year;olds; 1 mile. - ~ On =,
sissEsSSits sis%srois ass4last, !esa%sa $50 sSf $Sf
Also 'ran@Biue Square. Blenomar. Noel
Battle.
$4,000 added; s-year-Olds and up; Il,
ainseparable tchurch) 800 s.eo 2.et
aRuhe (Arcaro) $40 2.2(
Dry Run Dodson) 2.S(
Also ran--Hoptown. Eyicted. DR.. OIL
Nelson. Golden Birch.
Hasty House Farms entry.
n
Futurity; $4,000 added; 2-year olds; [
4 furlongs.
Mr. Paradise (Arcarol $40 2.S0 2.2t
Mr Good (Dodson) 4.60 3.2t
King Pin (Church) 2.S(
/ Time. 1:102s.
Also ran-scriptwriter. Happy Carrier
| ElchaZo, Prince Marque, Poo Bah, SUI
/ Warrior. and Regal Manner.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing; 3-yeaE-olds: l 4 mile;
I Isomur (Heckmannl "a 40 1920 9.6l
Nikoh Baby (Erb) - S.40A6 q
o Kay's Son (VasilD 11.0l
Time, 1:452s.
Also ran-Emerald, War Teddy. Fo
Lair. War ANTIQUE and Fulton Market.
: NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year.olds and up; ] 4 miles.
J Camargo Bill (A6ams) 7.40 500 80
J Foxpoise (Scurlock) 11.40 so
Ais Bourbon CDodsonl 80
Time, 1:5S2s.
> Also ran-Sabson, lama Duke. Mis-
Nap. Nictor. Rosamunda II. Basla an
Battle Cloud.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
|AII Betting Records
all at Hagerstown
speeioI pispaieh 70 The stor

HAGERSTOWN. Md, Aug. %.
The 26th annual race meeting
of the Hagerstown Fair Associa-
ton closed this afternoon before
a crowd of 10000 which broke all
previous betting records, not only
for the meeting but for a single
day and the daily double.
The previous wagering record
for a meeting was in 1946 when
$3,143,256 passed through the
machines. That mark was passed
early in the day and indications
were the total handle for the
meeting would go well above the
s., ,500.000 mark.
Mrs. r. E. Benton's f1ve-year-
old brown mare MiStambo, with
Jockey Danny Scocca up. won the
feature event. the Harold F
Bester Memorial Purse at a mile
Iand one sixteenth.
After allowing w. J. Cunning
hams eight-year-old Thiercelin tt
Iset the early pace. Scocca moved
Mistambo up along the back.
stretch and won by two lengths
paying $3.50.
The longest price Of the meeting
came in the fourth race whel
lB. S. Campbell's Shifting Peac'
paid off at $152.40 for 81.
Attendance for the Today meet
ing totalled 62,500.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
Jumpers Of Six Nations
Invited 10 Horse Show
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-Invita-
tions have been sent to equestrian
teams of six nations to compete
with the United States jumpers in
the Gath National Horse Show ct
Madison Square Garden, starting
November 4.
Brig. Gen. Alfred G. lTuckerman,
president of the show, said today
bids have gone TO Ireland, Can
ada, Mexico. Italy, Spain and
Great Britain.
The British riders, winners OF
the team championship in the re-
cent OlympicS games at Helsinki
are a doubtful entry but have not
been counted out altogether.
The United States, third in the
|Olympics. should make a strong
bid for international konors, al.
though Msj. John Russell of Har.
lrisburg. Pa, will be absent. Rus.
sell is to be stationed with Army
occupation forces in Europe at tn,
conclusion of the United State,
equestrian teams post Olympic
tour.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
Jockey Despirito Wins
3 More Rockingham Races
By the Associoied Press

SALEM, N. H., Aug. 23-Jockey
Anthony Despirito closed out his
campaign at Rockingham Park
today with three winners in nine
races to boost his total to 208-
best in the Nation.
The 17-year-old apprentice
booted home 81 winners in the
24-day meeting.
He brought in Dancing Man in
the third race today to pay $3.50
Lido in the fifth at $40 and Dawn
OPeace in the ninth at $500. He
also had two seconds and thiro
and finished out of the money
three times,
In the featured mile-and-a-six
teenth Desert Inn Purse, T. P
Morgan's Grover B. scored by 8
head over j. M. Lingle's Larry
Ellis, favorite of the $4,000 fans
Frankie Zehr was up on Grover
B. and Despirito on Larry Ellis.
Grover B. paid $3.50, $500 ant
$4O0 after covering the route II
l:42%.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
(Daily Double paid S128.S0J


.. .1aaId's THIRD RAcE-Rurse. $500; claiming;
STAINS I'm iRegaibutoS $500 1000 50
Dash-O-Light Passmore) $50 5.20
Also ran--cortel, Sir Lopez. Rail Greek.
Joe E. Lewis. a Wirlaron. Turf Star.
Phillips-Potato Chip Farm entry.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. So. 500: claim
ing; 4aE.s a-yeari iolds and dp; 8 furlongs. M
gncis sSss Jay suasas tssoas5 l40o aSS aSS SS sSS
Giggle Uasswel) SEQ
Ttme-1:11R
sentiai. ns Blne Lantern mGMde sna 1mamsssa. ass rs
y FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
B joey Boy .(Fernandez) $50 $3.50 2.4C
Sf4in TimeMi:4sa. suIn 4ssssssm0Fs' s's'
Also ran--Top Step, Go setween. Kins,
man. Lone Shadow, Winning Fleet.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow.
anses; 3-year-olds and up; 9 furlongs. ;,
Yama lHettingerl $40 2.6(
Bit o'Whiz lSmith) 3.S(
Alse- -ran-George w. W.. Wise Idea
Raster. Gray Fleet, surpressor. Villager
SEVENTH RACE-Longport Handicap
west sno9op sdded; Ssysar-cids iusl6onss
prince Dare (Stoutl 4.6O 4.0t
Late Model fHettinger) 5.8t
! Time-1 :12h.
| Also ran-Blue Camp. Foudees. lisa
Jsmoothie, Mr.. Jones. Judge M. Game Gene
Dinner Winner, Ekipper Bill.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, S2, 500; clain
ling; 4-yeaf-olds and up. IA miles.
iCoronus (Wiiliams) $50 0.S
lRefun tRegalbutol so
/ Time-2:06M.
| Also ran-Maudeaux. Delove, Oak
lRiver, Tunesmith, Panagc. Digit. Approve
and Red Poppy.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
Record Crowd Sees
Sweet Patoofie Take
Atlantic City Stake
By the Assoeiaied Press

ATLANTIC CITY RACE
TRACK, N. j.. Aug. 23.-Mrs. E. E,
Dale Shaffer's Sweet Patootie was
an easy winner of the $4,000
Longport Handicap here this
afternoon before a record crowd
of 31,378 racing fans. The filly
led all the way and finished four
lengths in front of Prince Dare,
who was a half length clear OF
Late Model.
This was the first running OF
the Longport Handicap, a six-fur-
long dash for two-year-olds.
Sweet Patootie was the odds-or
choice at Z to 10 and paid $3.40
$3.50 and $3.50. She covered the
distance in 1:121s under Jockey
Sherman Armstrong.
Prince Dare finished resolutely
through the stretch to get up ir
time to beat Late Model under
the wire for the place position.
Sweet Patootie earned So, 700 a!
the winners share of $12,30(
purse.
/ A new single race betting mark
was established in the race as the
fans poured 1869, ,255 through the
mutuel machines to eclipse the
mark Of 1868, ,284, set in the pre-.
viouS race.
In addition to the new record:
that were set in attendance. single
race and daily double handle, q
new single day mutuel handle
mark of 1851 1892 was reached.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
Daily double paid S256.40.

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim.
Dancing Man p'spiritoS $50 S.5S 90 3s.ssf 3 g
Eagle Look Martini 4.O(
Also ran-Red Hope; Steps g Girl, l. Time.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, So. 400: claim
Bernie Moose lUsseryj $40 $40 s.ot
Do-Do tMaddenl $40 Az
Current News (zehrl 9.6(
Also '' ranITrick Filter. Cross wise, De.
votional and Liveletlive.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claiming
3;year;olds and up; q furlonss:.. :,
HaiSrette lJoyeej 4.0t
Also ranz-TIaveler, Miss Revoked. Biz
Road and In Taste.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: allow
Air Pine Maeda1 iI.So $50 act
Miss Joanne tUssery) 4.2O 3.4(
Dutch Penny (Keene) 7.2i
Also ran-shoo Shoe Baby, Ny Pref
erence. Catalpa. Four Night and I'm Marie
| SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $500: Han
dicap; S,year-olds and up; Lis miles. ;.
aasHy GsDEsF Eli, HI t5TsaT t5Teaspirtto, 1880 ssS s
Top sprins GMaddenS '.oo So
Time, 1:424s.
Also ran-.shadows Start Mesmer. HI
ram Jr. and Mostest.
!. EIGHTH RACE-Purse. So 800; claim
ing; 3-year-olds; 1 mile.
4 Cloudy tGlassner) $50 $40 SO,
4 Jack Fizx CMaddenl 7.SO ri
Pixie Pat (Ussery1 3S
Time. 1888.
4 Also ran--L'Avion, Camoufiet Locarn
and Evermine.
NINTH RAcE-pnrse. % soo. r,.iyn,r.
i4-year-olds and up: Lii miles
Dawn O'Peace (D'ptritol 500 $50 "a
4 Billy BoWlegs (6mfthl $50 SO
Eight Bells (Ussery) 2,6
| Time, 1:43M.
: Also ran-Bostan Gray. First Nightes
Salaise and Lady Alexandria II
Evening star., 1952-08-24
Sky Shadow Wins Seventh Title
|At Montgomery County Show

M Medium pony Jumpers. Smokey Joe.
Billy Boyee III, Popcorn: Robeie &c Caro-
Mooniisht. Moo IL f Richard Aa Zimmerman. % '00'' h
Large pony hacks, Moonbeam, Nancy
Morgan;. 2. North Light. Martha Sterback:
9. FAR Lad. William Parrico; 4. Dahette'
Small pony hunters, Danny Boy; 2.
Nubbins; 3, seabrook, Bobbie Gardner; 4.
Fibber.
Large pony hunters. Crsven's Raven,
Sidney Gadd, jr.: 2. North LtEht; 3. TTou,
kesley.
Medium pony hacks--1, Surprise, .Frit-
zie Sterbak; 2, Smokey Joe: 8. Mooniisht'
"a. General Mack.
Small pony iTmDsrs1 ,I1 T0ssr; ; z ba1nn Dam
LLsTss pony ,umpsss.l. Mischief Maker.
Medium ; pony huniters-1, Surprise; 2.
Mo9nIsht s. Smokey Joe; saa: 4 PeHcOInIa
Jack Frost. Gardner Haiiman.
Small pony champion-Danny haSS,na Boy. 1s
's Medium n'eiai pony HISs;i cIhSamsp;ion--suyprise 10
tDfeidsa with Win, SSoTES;Sis. y5lasTh ssddle
junior hsefs-Gi. bsSssss: 2; craven.
I. Trinket Tom zibeIii. ~
Dhexilman; 2, Red Knight, Mr. and Mrs.
Gardner Hallman; 3, OUTLAW, Bobby Glib.
bons; 4. Dell Dee. Mrs. Clara Smith.
Road hacks. Step Along: e The
Claude Owens: 4. Why, Margaret A. DAYS.
pas9 TesFses hqass5 Raysa: j. STEM Aions &
4. Missy, Edna Griswold.
son: =. IaTist. qecrFe DiPaaia; >, Play
'0Ji Junior iumpersEi. @ Tania. Gary Gard
neE, 2. Del Dee; 3. Step Along; e.. Tiny
1 Working hunters, Tiny; 2. War Monk.
Rock Van Wsgner: 3. Balbo; 4. Juke Box,
stabler Brothers. n
Knight; 3. Nora,s Chance. Bucky McGill;
4, ,Nylon Billy Tate, , , A..
Carlyn Armstrong: 2. Sunny Star, J. p.
BnrEholder: 4. Kaiaima Ace. A. W. NC:
/ Junior champion--step Along. points;
reserve, Craven's Raven, g points. decided
Eby a work-off under saddlel.
Best hunting performance, War
Monk; 2, Sky Shadow; 8. Blue Ridge.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
TropicaI Park Announces
Richest Racing Program
By the Associufed Press

NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-The
richest racing program in Tropical
Parks history was announced to-
day by Nathan Herzfeld, president
of the Coral Gables (FlaJ track.
More than million dollars in
purses. topped by the $50,000
Tropical Handicap January Is, will
be offered during the 42-day
meeting November 28-January Is.
No purse at Tropical exceeded
$500 last season.
Tropical Park thus followed two
other Florida tracks, Gulfstream
Park and Hialeah, in boosting
stakes and purse values to COM
bat the trek in recent years OF
top horses to Santa Anita fo1
California's rich winter racing.
The stakes and dates:
! November 2s-S1O. 900 Inaugural Hanii.
cap; 29-the $500 De Soto.
December 3-$7 500 Alligator Handi'
ssP SSS $50 eols dsbs Rs aeoa afna
Sic, ,000 Dade County Handicap; 35-S10. :.
900 Christmas Handicap; 2f-Sl5,O0O E
H. JannaTy annaisy 1Ms1eooo hasesS New Years Handi
i1O-$15, 900 StrauS Memorial; 10
$4,000 Tropical Handicap.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
Values Of Jamaica Stakes
Increased by $65,OOO
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Values
of five fall stake races at Jamaica
were increased by $65. 1000 today.
and the $4,000 Frizette Stakes
was put back on the program for
the first time since 1948. =
Jamaica opens 12-day session
October 6 and closes October Is
with the $4,000 Grey Lag Handi-
cap-doubled in/value over last
year.
Also doubled is the Roamel
Handicap. boosted from $780, 600 to
:, $46,0OO. The Roamer, for 3-year-
olds, is a mile and three-six-
teenths, October IL. The Grey
Lag is mile and one-eighth for
3-year-olds and up.
The Interborough Handicap
October 6 and the Correction
Handicap October 13 were in
creased $1,000 each to $40, 900
The Remsen Handicap October Is
was boosted from $4,000 tc
$4,000. Date of the Frizette
Stakes will be october 8. :.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
D. c. Doubles Team
| Loses on Ohio Court
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

WLBERFORCE, Ohio, Aug. 2:
Doris Harrison and Edgar Lee o1
Washington, D. c., were defeated
by Althea Gibson and DR.. r. w
Johnson, Ga, 60. in the mixed
doubles matches Of the 35th Ma
tional American Tennis Associa-
tion championship matches al
Central State College today.
Robert Ford of Washington was
beaten in the junior doubles final
with Emmanuel Imala Of Chicago
as a partner against George Fry.
man and Tom Schulman of Day
ton. The scores were 6E3, IS
7-S
Evening star., 1952-08-24

Whitney's veteran. Counterpart
He's had a tough year up to this
point. what with pulled muscles
and wrenched ankles, but is ex-
pected to be ready and able by
the time Belmont reopenS in mid
September and the distances be-
come longer. Only two horses,
Whirlaway and Challedon. have
been named champions twice.
Counterpoint's chief rivals
among the older wind-splitters in
fall classics such as the 2-mile
Jockey Club Gold Cup and the
Pimlico Special figure to be
Spartan Valor and Crafty Ad-
miral, both running in the Mid
west at present. Spartan Valor
started like a rocket. winning
seven straight early in the year
before he tailed off. If he comes
back to win one or two big ones,
he'll draw a lot Of votes. Crafty
Admiral is about the hottest thing
running at the moment and could
take it all.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
Saratoga
Continued From Page CID

Stables One Hitter, the "giant
killer" raced to any easy triumph
The pint-sized son of Shut Out
pulled away when Ted Atkinson
levelled him off at the head of the
stretch, and he stepped down the
wire six lengths clear of Ogder
Phipps' mare, Busanda. The latter
in turn, was a head before Brook
meade Stables Greek Ship. while
Putnam Stables Combat Boots
was fourth. Ten ran.
One Hitter was a staunch ia.
vorite at $500. 81 and $3.50
This was his 17th victory in "a
starts and the $20,750 he earned
today pushed his total to $279. 1926
Evening star., 1952-08-24
Washington Park Result:
by the ASSocloted PresS
Clear and Fast.

FIRST .RACE-purse $500; maidens;
2-year-olds; 5ia furlongs.
Biskall tPhilltppD 1860 $3.50 20.2C
Reprimand iChurch) $50 2.6C
Royal Grandeur (Erb) 4.0C
Time, 1:042s.
Also ran-Mandys First, Force of Arms
Hardback, Schatzi. Udo Reinach. Hotten.
tot, Six Three Four, Muscles Penndem.
SECOND RAC+Purse, So. 800: claim.
ing; 3-year-olds and UP; 6 furlongs.
Gold Roots (Wagner) ,49.4O 1880 7.St
Fancy Food (Church) $50 3S(
HooSier Relic (Scurlock) 32(
Time, 1:112s.
Also ran-Ormes Town. Dark Tiny
Tufty's Right, Non Ferro. Urbanite, Corpus
Christi. Miss Muffet Insist. Obstainate 81