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Evening star., 1952-05-13

Approximately $50 officers and
delegates Of the Maryland Fed
Grafton of Business and Profess
Isional Women will arrive in
Washington Friday for their
three day State convention in the
Shoreham Hotel.
The Silver Spring and Prince
Georges Chapter Of the BPW will
be hostesses for the meeting.
Guest speakers will include
Judge Sarah T. Hughes, national
president. who will give an ad-
dress at a banquet to be held at
1880 pm. Saturday at the Shore
ham Hotel.
Also listed as a speaker is Mrs
Stella Werner, newly nominated
Democratic candidate for Con-
gress from Maryland. She will
give her talk at a luncheon to
be held at 1890 pm. Saturday.
Mrs. Geneva Olds is chairman
of the Program Committee for the
convention.
Entertainment will include a
tour Of the White House, a fash
ion show by local department
store and music by the University
lof Maryland Band. Michael
Evening star., 1952-05-13
Political Study
Club to Meet

The Political Study Club will
hold its annual meeting at 2:30
pm. Saturday at the Willard
Hotel.
Guests of honor will be Signora
Tarchiani, wife of the Ambassador
of Italy: Begun Mohammed Ali,
wife of the Ambassador of Paki-
stan, and Mrs. Oscar Chapman,
wife Of the Secretary Of the In
terror.
The play, "The Autumn Gar
den," by Lillian Hellman, will be
reviewed by Mrs. William Fred
eric Todd, who will be introduced
by Mrs. John j. Tamborelle. pro-
gram chairman.
Mrs. Charles Chase Hill, music
chairman, will introduce Mrs.
Margaret Barnwell. concert sin
ger, who will give several selec-
tions. s.
Special memorial services for
deceased members will be con-
Quoted by Mrs. Benjamin Yancey
Martin. president.
Those who will pour tea follow
ing the reception and meeting in
clude: Mrs. Harold o. Lovre. wife
|of the Representative from South
Dakota; Mrs. Inez Sheldon Tyler,
Mrs. William Prescott Allen and
Mrs. Morgan Beatty.
Evening star., 1952-05-13
By Josephine Lowmon

The average woman gains weight
as she grows older. This is due
to a more sedentary life. a failure
to decrease the amount Of food
she eats, although she needs less
as she ages, and a slowing up Of
the glandular system.
The average woman drops
sports by the time she is middle
aged, dances and walks seldom
and fails to compensate for this
with special exercise. She usually
has more money to spend for
richer food and does so.
Many women gain 20. 80, 40 or
more pounds as the. years pass.
However, a large portion of the
feminine population watches
weight enough to avoid such a
large gain, but hovers about 10
Evening star., 1952-05-13
Program Change
Is Announced

Roger N. Baldwin a member Of
the Human Rights Committee of
the United Nations, will be a
guest speaker at the annual con-
ference of the Seaboard Region of
Hadassah to be held Sunday
through Tuesday in the Emerson
Hotel, Baltimore.
Mr.. Baldwin will replace Sena-
tor Estes Kefauver, candidate for
the Democratic presidential NOM
nation, originally listed as a
speaker. Senator Kefauver is un-
able to attend.
Gov. Theodore r. McKeldin of
Maryland also will be a guest
0eaker at the convention.
Evening star., 1952-05-13
Second Day

BREAKFAST -
One-half grapefruit
One thin dry piece of whole
wheat toast !.
Coffee
LUNCHEON
One poached egg
One thin dry piece of whole
wheat toast
One-half cup broccoli
One glass skinned milk
DINNER
Two crisp raw carrots
Baked fish (medium portion)
One-half cup green peas
Shredded lettuce salad,
lemon dressing
Fresh fruit cup
(don't eat canned fruit)
If you would like to have my
Nine-Day Reducing Diet in
a convenient little booklet to
keep, which also has a height
and weight chart, you can pur-
chase it for 10 cents in the lobby
of The Star, or send 10 cents
with a stamped, self-addressed
envelope to Josephine Lowman
in care of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1952-05-13
to Install Officers T Tonnorrow

New officers of the Ki-Wives
Club of Washington will be in
stalled at a luncheon to be held
at 1915 pm. tomorrow at the
Mayaower Hotel.
Miss Margaret Abel, one of the
founders of Courtesy Associates,
will be the guest speaker. The
meeting will be the last of the
season for the group.
Mrs. Claiming S. Walker, re-
itiring president, will turn over
the gavel to the new president,
Evening star., 1952-05-13
Lemon Potatoes

Lemon potatoes are a Scandi-
navian favorite. The tiniest new
potatoes are used for this.
Peel and boil ~ quarts of the
midget potatoes in salted water
until tender. Remove from the
fire, drain and then shake over
the heat. Add 2 tablespoons OF
butter, and S teaspoons Of lemon
juice. shaking gently so that each
potato is well coated. Sprinkle
with chopped chive or parsley.
Evening star., 1952-05-13
Convention Program Set

Ponti. 14-year-old pianist. will
present selections of Rach-
maninof and Miss Zoe Calevas
a soloist with the Washington
Opera Guild Chorus, also will be
featured.
State officers will be elected
during the business session.
Purpose of the federation is tc
further the goals. of women ir
politics, government and all pro-
| feSSional fields,
Evening star., 1952-05-13

Mrs. Max harrington during in
stallation ceremonies. Others who
will be installed include: Mrs. F.
Reid Wallace, vice president; Mrs.
A. j. Somerville, corresponding
secretary: Mrs. James r. Dunlop.
recording secretary, and Mrs.
Carey Winston, treasurer.
Members at large to serve on
the board of directors are: Mrs.
William F. Smith. Mrs. Curtis S.
ISteuart and Mrs. Robert j. Will
son.
Evening star., 1952-05-13
Why Grow Old?
Here's the Nine-Doy Diet!
Menus for Second Day Give
PLENTY of Nourshment

pounds too much for a beautiful
figure.
This seems a shame. That 10
pounds makes all the difference
in the world in the way you look,
in that slim young svelte feeling
and appearance. Why not lose
lt-and right now? You can,
and in the next nine days.
This week I am offering my
Nine-Day Reducing Diet. I do
this every spring.
Here are the menus for to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
Mighty Lucky PAGES
To New Laurel Mark

A new track record for Swear
old PAGERS was established tonight
at Laurel Raceway as Mighty
Lucky. roam gelding owned and
driven by Wendell Wathen, ST.,
OF Fort Fairfield, Me-, won the
feature $4,000 College Park event
in 2:05b before $500 fans.
Bobby Brewer, a long shot, was
second and Voting Trust, the ia
vorite, third.
Mighty Lucky paid $S.4O, $4.40
and $2.40 to 81 and clipped three
f1fths of a second off the former
mark set two years ago by Fer
man Hanover, owned by Cleo A.
Young of Timmonsville, S. c.
The time also set a national rec
ord for 3-year-old pacing geld
ingS this season.
In the first division of the $2,25O
Clarksville trot, Wathen drove
Pronto Miller to a 2:08 victory
while in the second division A. p
Topper's Risen Sun came with a
rush to win in 2:O7.
Rosemary Brooke, an 8-year-
old brown mare owned by Vir-
ginia Mcdonald of Washington
D. c., won the fourth race, a pace,
in 2:073s. Driven by Bill Fleming
she returned $11.60, $3.50 and
1856. Adjuster, second, paid 1920
and SIS, Major Castle was third
at $3.50.
The daily double combination
of Parachute Silk in the first and
Beanery Boy in the second re-
turned only 1920.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
Daily Double-Paid S371 40.

THIRD RACE-Purse., $1,000; claim-
sSed ss1S Bet T., Weodhoass, SpsaFons 1880 ssS sS 3
Certainly (FerrandezJ $50
TeddddS's Light. Marked Game Game "A
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim.
ing; .3-year-olds: furlongs
Resilsin ,tRegslbuto' g;s 1900 Ss0 ee0
Bit o'Whiz lFernandez) $40
AIso ranaJoe E. Lewis Blue charser.
Rehearser Bayou Boy, Ned's Ace.
SIsTH BaHi0n RHSEprsn ana shflmsn entry allow
Ny Celeste 5BstchelleTj 1880 100 800
abSa pensava ava GsEerInSatndezo G IStad, $50 SSo
Also ran-Arthur PLATE, Apsley. palatial
Appetite. Fighting Fleet
SIXTH RACENReeret Handicap; SIS.
goo sdded q S,yIear-olds and ~ up; f1rlongs
sagey Colleen tFernandez) 4,9o
Sweet Pick, Landmark. Lyceum Blue Moon.
SEVENTH Eye + d RACE Rsgret Handicap;
RI5s 5Es EEss $sse EGRSEi $f a'40 ssS s:S ssS ssS
Bob's Betty (Breckons) $50
Time :112s
Also ran-Quiz Song. Beau Bets, Alta.
lanta. Blue Rhymer, Boot All. Sunshine
Nell.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. SO 900; claim
ing; ,4-year-olds ana UP; y miles
Blenlin (Stout) 9.40 600 44O
Bold Warrior tSteverson) $50 5nO
Let Me Thru tBreckons) 42O
Time-2:QS3s.
Also ran-Digit. Dutoit Mr.. r.. Ii
Mode. Hadhamaut. Count Of Resoiet
ZuZie B..
Evening star., 1952-06-22
Tar Heel Heads Field
Of Nine Racing in
LaureI's Richest Race

Nine horses, including Tar Heel
who brought record $685. 900 al
auction last fall, are ready for to-
morrow's $4,000 Invitation Pace
feature at Laurel Raceway, the
richest race in Maryland harness
history.
Lawrence B. Sheppard's 4-year-
old Tar Heel will be making his
first 1852 start. with Johnny
Simpson driving.
There is a lot Of money behind
Tar Heel. He was the champion
I2-year-old and 3-year-old PAGER
earning $119.148. His biggest vic.
tory was in the $66,280. Little
Brown jug last September. Driver
Simpson, too, is a money driver
who won $330,00O last year, tops
for a single season.
Tomorrow nights lineup gives
Tar Heel no soft pickings. The
rest of the field includes Dudley
Hanover. Guinea Gold, Irish Hal
Thomas B. Scott, My Horse
Major Hal, Freddy Hawk anc
True Kitty.
Dudley Hanover, for one. shoulc
make it a good rade. He has los
only two of his last 18 starts
Thomas B. Scott set a Marylane
record of 2:03 last Friday night
All the other entrants have some
thing to recommend them, ant
Dick Hutchison, jr., the tract
president, is expecting a recor,
attendance for the affair.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
By the Assoeiated Press

CHICAGO, June 21.-Bubbley
Calumet Farms speedy f1lly, today
became a contender for the 2
year-old filly championship with
a sparkling two-length victory in
the $17,925 Pollyanna Stakes at
Arlington Park.
A free-betting crowd of 24,75e
made Bubbley, 2-year-old daugh-
teer of Bull Lea-Blue Delight. the
Is favorite. She was masterfully
ridden by Jockey Eddie Arcaro.
who registered his 2,997th victory
in his brilliant 21-year riding
career.
Arcaro kept Bubbley free of
trouble early in the 5la -furlong
dash but remained within striking
distance to the far turn, where
he brought her up on the inside
past five horses. She scored in
1:0725.
Eddie Sue took second place
by seven lengths over Madame
Archei. The Pollyanna victory was
Evening star., 1952-06-22
Arcoro Wins Arlington Stake
For 2,997th Victory of Career

worth $11.750 and raised Bubbley's
earnings in four races to $27, ,735
Her only loss this year was at
Keeneland in the spring when she
was ridden by a novice rider.
In the second stakes event, the
.$23,225 Warren Wright Memorial
Red Charger, at odds of 19-1
Snatched protested head victory
from Hannibal, the favorite.
The stewards deliberated IL
minutes before declaring the vic
tory official. Hannibal, owned by
Bayard Sharp. went to the post
an 8-5 favorite and Red Charger
win was protested by Jockey Billy
Passmore. Dark Count finished
third and Espino's image fourth
in the field of IL.
Red Charger, owned by Irving
FlorSheim, Chicago shoe manu-.
facturer. paid $4,000 to win
1920 to place and $7.40 to show
The place price on Hannibal wa.
$3.50 with $340 to show. Darl
Count returned $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
|Cinda and Dixie Flyer
Monmouth Winners
By the Assoeiated Pres.

OCEANPORT, N. j., June 21.-
Favorite Cinda, from the Jouett
Shouse barn, won the first divi-
sion of the Regret Handicap at
Monmouth Park today, and Dixie
Flyer, a 10-1 shot, captured the
second division.
Cinda, a daughter Of Occupy,
earned $11,8 800 in her fourth stake
race of the season to boost her
seasons earnings to $58,175. She
merely galloped through the
stretch as she won by 31a lengths
lover Miss Degree, with Saucy Col
leen third. The running time of
1:11b was over a strip dulled by
an intermittent drizzle. Cinda
paid Sc.
Dixie Flyer was a surprise pack
age in the second half of the Re-
gret at q $23.40 mutuel return. In
the early stages. the Duntreath
Farm mare, recently purchased by
Perne L. Grissom for SIS 900, was
back in the ruck. but at the finish
she was length to the good of
! lSickle'S Image as Bob's Betty ran
third.
| Dixie Flyer was clocked In
l1:112s.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
|2O-to-1 Shot Catches
To Market In Stretch;
County Delight Third
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, June 21.-The
Lazy F Ranch's Out Point, 20
to-1 shot, got up a sixteenth of a
mile from home and went on to
win by three-fourths of a length
over To Market today in the $685.
ITS Edgemere Handicap at Aque-
duct. It was Out Points first win
in four starts this year.
The Rokeby Stables favored
County Delight was third.
Almost overlooked by the crowd
of $4,000. Out Point, a four-year-
old son of Shut Out, was kept in
good striking distance all the way
in the mile-and-one eighth event
by Jockey Nick Wall.
To Market, running his first
race since he was bought recently
by the King Ranch after winning
the Massachusetts, Handicap, cut
out the pace soon after the field
of eight horses rounded the club
house turn.
Sire Won Same Stake.
To Market, whose sire. Market
Wise, won the Edgemere in 1941
opened up as much as four lengths
on the others at the far turn, fol-
lowed by Brookmeade Stables
Greek Ship. Out Point and County
Delight.
But To Market tired in the long
stretch, more than a quarter of a
mile and the longest home lane in
the country, and Out Point moved
into high gear and took over. He
was drawing clear at the finish.
The winner was light weight in
the field. having only 108 pounds
compared with 119 on To Market
1875 on County Delight. and 121
on Greek Ship, the fourth horse.
Won Only Three Times.
Out Points hackers collected
$42.50, $3.50 and $7.10 across the
board. To Market, ridden by Bill
Boland, returned $3.50 and $3.50
and County Delight, with Dave
German up, paid $3.50. The win
ner's time was 1850 rs over a
fast track.
It was the 29th start for Out
Point, owned by Mrs. William S.
Parrish of Pennsylvania, and her
daughter, Mrs. Edward F. Gerry
of New York. The horse had won
only three races until this one,
and the $19,150 cleaned today
made his total earnings $46,550.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
DineWise|y Second,
Favorite Lily White
Seventh In Rain
By the Associoied Press

STANTON. DEL, June 21.-Big
Mo, in the Circle M. Farm silks
of Mrs. Edward S. Moore, outran
13 other classy three-year-old fl
lies at Delaware Park today to win
the 14th Delaware Oaks over a
mile and furlong of sloppy 60
ing.
The bay daughter of Fighting
Fox-Big Doings, ridden by the
meetings. pacemaking jockey. Nick
Shuk, splashed over the finish line
312 lengths in advance of F.
Eugene Dixon, jr.'s Dinewisely
George D. Widener's Fleet Rose
was third. another length away,
with Thomas Piatt's Stagestruck
a well-beaten fourth.
Mrs. Walter M. Jefford's favored
Lily White dropped back on the
inside after breaking well. She
finished seventh.
10000 Brave Rain.
Big Mo, third in the Kentucky
Oaks and fourth in a recent Della
ware race. paid $20.60. was timed
in 1:52 and earned $31,425. This
was the richest Delaware Oaks in
history and the field of IA was the
largest ever to run in it. An esti-
mated 10000 fans braved rainy
weather to see the race.
The Oaks had a gross value Of
$42,310.
After the race, Mrs. Esther du-
Pont Weir, Wilmington sports
woman, presented the trophy to
Mrs. Moore. After yesterdays
Georgetown Steeplechase Handi-
cap, Mrs. Moore had presented
the trophy to Mrs. Weir, whose
The Mast won that stake.
Previously the homebred Big Mo
had won only one of five 1852
starts and $5,732. AS a juvenile
last year he earned $3.50 with
one victory in nine attempts.
Away in the middle of the
bunch, Big Mo was hustled into a
contending position from the out
side as the big field charged to
the first turn. Shuk sent her to
the front starting the backstretch
run as the fast-breaking One Miss
gave way. The Circle M filly
never was menaced thereafter.
DinewiSely Off Slowly.
Dinewisely ran a powerful race.
She was last early, but began pick
ing up horses steadily after a quar-
ter mile. Fleet Rose, second in
her two previous starts, raced close
to the pace from the start and
held on we'll in the closing drive
She took the show by more than
two lengths as Stagestruck. also
a forward factor from the start,
tired in the final furlong.
Lily White, second in the Coach
ing Club American Oaks and third
in the Acorn at Belmont Park,
may not have liked the sloppy
footing. She indicated as much
by fading out of contention soon
after fast getaway.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
Bitsy Gront Ignores Age
Gains Dixie Net Finals
BY the Associated Press

MEMPHIS, June 21.-Aging
Bitsy Grant shrugged off 20 years
today to flash a fiery, youthful,
game that put him in the finals
of the Southern Tennis champion.
ship. Grant-Who's pushing AZ
walloped first-seeded Frank Viii.
lett, IS, 6-1, 6-1 in an all-At.
lanta semifinal.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
Big Mo Wins Delaware Oaks Out Point Victor Aquedct Stake
Horse Reported Dead
Safe at Delaware Park
BY the Associated Press

STANTON, Del, June 21.-
Careless Jones reported as one Of
81 horses burned to death in the
Belmont Park fire early this week,
is safe and sound at Delaware
Park.
1t turned out that the horses
owner had shipped him to Della
ware a day before the fire and did
not point out the error in the list
of dead horses.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
Intent and A Clean Win Coast Stakes

Under top weight of 124 pounds.
A Clean was timed in 1:424s and
paid $40.
The Maryland-owned Intent
started slowly in the seven-fur-
long Lakes and Flowers, but ran
down the pacemaking Admiral
Drake in the final furlong to
score a alf-length decision. Last
Round was third. The favored
Niche was last in the field of five.
Intent, ridden by Euclid Le-
blanc, paid So. His time was q
near-record 1:21A.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
BY the Assoeiated Press

NGLEWOOD. Calf, June 21-
"A Clean, Calumet Farms fleet
filly, captured the $25,000 Cinema
Handicap, and Intent, the Ma
tion's top money wipner of the
year, won the $4,000 Lakes and
Flowers Handicap before $4,000
at Hollywood Park today.
A Clean, given a confident ride
by Henry Moreno, won the mile
and-a-sixteenth Cinema by IA
lengths from Alate. Horsetrader
Ed was third and Arroz fourth.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claiming
Galloping Gus tBoland! $50 3.60 2.999
Rope Trick tGuerin) 3.7O
Also ran1petective. Best Punch, Thorn,
as Edward. Fanborough, What, Sad
zac, Kader, shallowbrook, Abbie Co,
Besita and Bob's Ace.
BartyzeI and Clair entry.
FOURTH RAcE-purse. 81 600; maid.
anIa anI; 3yss5iI0lds' 3Serin 6 iH5tonss s5S 500
Our Our Bobbie tBoiandD ~ 4.s0
Also raanWstiar Alpha. palliser, Miss
ComebacL, Daffodil. Fran Dorset. Tur-
bette and Avella.
FIFTH RACE-Audacious Handicap; ST.
500 added; 3-year- olds and up; 8 furlongs.
Squared Sau Away lGuerin) 4,SO SSS00 out out
Delegate (Boland) out
Time, 1:1O2s. Equals track record.
Also ran-Sun Rene.
SIXTH RACE-Edgemere Handicap;
out Point Cwam 1880 1890 7.1o
To Market (Boland) $50 $50
County Delight (Gorman) 2.9O
Also ' ran%Greek Ship. Auditing, Lon,
Eagle. Alerted and Mameluke.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, S3.7OO; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 1,s miles
HarpeS tWidman) 1910 500 3.1O
Kays Children (Cole) 4.5O 2.sC
Big Road tGuerin) 25C
Time. l :46.
| Also ran-The Spaniel, Kings Daisy
Peace Mission and Salaise.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; IA miles.
Flying Boots (Anderson) $40 $50 2.6t
Wavesab (Nichols) 1000 3.2t
Roberto (Boland) 90
/ Time, 2:O64s
Also ran-Giribaldi. Round Top an,
Litter.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
Daily Double Paid S27 40

|
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim.
The Detainer (Carrillo) 500 SO
Okefenokee tDosher) $50
Also ran-shiny Field. Pounding Surf
Ocean Sun and Some Form.
FOURTH RACE--Purse. 81 900; claim.
ING lnG; 5-year- ear 9lds; about 8 furlongss.
Skrappy Bill Fitzgeraldl 440 $50
Dora's Friend (Shirey) $40
| Time-O:562,
Also ran-Indian Rank. shrew's Orphan
Miss Bettsie D. Big Spike and Lama Lee
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. 1000 claiming
Triseer Moose ssO Clark Ga Sa 'S 4.sS 500 e.sc
! Helen's Star (Grant) $50 800
Mistambo (Scocca) 300
Also ran-ohio noy, Lady Mildred, sun.
set Jewel and Miss Jrldex.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. ST 900; allow
ances; 3-year-olds and up; about 5 fur
Swamp Rat tsorrtino, 23.4o $50 SEQ
Joe Cream Perlsweig) 5000 22.4C
Example (Dosher) $50
Also ran@Mr. snoop, Doll Foot. High
RonSai sSnvHlI Bills Pest ST and Scotch ToWn toy
Hishsnd hs pream I9a tTgueS %e $40 es 4so soc
Sea-O-Dee lBracciale) 4.40 3.2t
Sea Level (Sorrentino) SOC
Also iea ran i'4 ~ revolution. Grand Mars
Hearty Laugh; Tunesmith and Chopper:
,nf ElqHrn RAeEPqIse and np oSG ,e, eiea
Jackie W. Perlsweig) 31.O0 1920 4.st
Chalnpa Clark 4OC
Also ran--Coat of Arms Rosedan. Billy.
hofi, Grand Boy and Barrani Fire.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
Monmouth Park Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming;
4-year-olds and up; 8 furlongs.
Foxey Lad (Stout) $50 $50 400
Thorn Fernandez) $50 $40
Master Snowman (Regalbuto) 4.20
Time-l:123s.
Also ran-Linda's Lady. Vineland. Pic
ture Lady. On Guard Little Bones, Jim
miny Gosh. Lanlast, jungle Feast, Indian
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing; 2-year-olds; 5 furlongs.
Mr. Jones Ieblanc) 7o.4O 27s0 14ao
Witch Doctor (BalzarettD 1S.40
Time-1:01.
Also ran-Allan-Vhy, Miss Flushing.
Movie. Roseina o., Bouffant. Hi-Cuf. So
Mild, Silvert Spot. Tony Pat Jr.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
It's Not Cricket, Chum

ST. ALBANS, England, June q
R.-The st. Adams Soccer Club
defeated the st Albans Cricket
Club todaY-at cricket.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
Delaware Race Charts


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vaus-$1950 5000 $500 ~
Evening star., 1952-06-22
Aqueduct Results
BY the Assoeiated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Artist Life (WalD 22.30 $50 7.7(
Henry D. M. (Tobin) $50 4.S(
The Dervish (Nichols) 11.7(
Time, 1:26.
Also ran-Blue w, Intaglio, u s
ment, Miss Baron. Fleet Roman,
Broadsward and Messy Face.
Field.
SECOND RACEPurse. $4,000; claim.
ing; 2-year-olds; 5a furlongs.
Eljaka (Nichols) 24.5O $40 4.SC
Reinforce (Scurlock) $40 27C
ImpaSse (Guerin) 3.3C
Time, 1:06+b
Also ran-Trinacria, Fiddlers Girl, Ef.
Gee, Money Down and Milspal
pni