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Evening star., 1952-02-11

viii light us down in honor or
dishonor
To the latest generation
The dogmas Of the quiet past
are inadequate to the
story present.
We must think anew, We must
act anew,
We must disenthrall ourselves.
We shall nobly save or meanly
lose the last best hope OF
earth. -
Four little words came worth
studying over:
1--WE must disenthrall our
selves"
And what is a thrall? And who
are thralls? 4
Men tied down or .doped or
men drowsy?
Lincoln,
He hoped to see them "
shake themselves loose
and so be disenthralled.
There are freedom shouters.
There are freedom whispererS.
Both may serve.
Have /. have you, been too
silent?
Is there an easy crime OF
silence?
Is there an easy road to free
dom?
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Pre-School Club to Meet

The Arlington Pre-School AS
sociation will meet at z pm. We'd
|nesday in the George Mason
Hotel, Washington and Prince
streets. Alexandria. Miss Lor-
|raine Munger, chairman of the
Education Committee, will present
O program on books.
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trafiic jams. And for years the
city has wanted to do something
about 1t.
The underpass, for the last 10
years at least, has been considered
Inevitable. Since 1945, q plan
actually has been on paper. But
war and then competing demands
at Dupont Circle caused postpone
ment.
Now the project once more is
in the immediate needs road
program. And planners say 1t
must be built before several other
needed projects in the outer
Northwest.
Already the circle takes the inn
pact Of some Of the city's heaviest
traffic. The planners propose to
loose more upon it-but not be-
fore it is rebuilt to Withstand the
flow.
Evening star., 1952-02-11

officer of Mar
tinsville. Va,
was appointed
by the Fairfax
Board Of Coun-
ty Supervisors
last week to
S ucc ceed DR.,
Fred H ca t h,
who has been
appointed as
Sistant health
director in the
District.
| Born 80 years
ago in Belfast,
Evening star., 1952-02-11

l ! = q ~ Ns A>As .
Kennedy received his medical de-
gree and a master of arts degree
in Public Health from Queens
University in his native city.
The new health officer served
with the British Army through
out World War II and later held
important civilian positions as a
medical expert for the British
government and for the United
Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Administration.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Highways Of the Future
By Jones 6. Deone

The District plans to go under
ground again to end q trafiic
tangle.
This time the place IS Wash
ington Circle. The project Is the
|long-awaited .underpass.
Motorists have moaned fol
years about Washington Circle
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Flag for Brownie Troop

Livingstone Manor Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, will present an American
flag to Brownie Troop ~ at 3:15
pm. tomorrow in the Woodrow
wilson School, 1901 Wilson boule-
ward, Arlington.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Students to Hear FBl Man

George L. Carroll, a special
agent of the Federal Bureau Of
Investigation. will speak to an
assembly of the faculty and stu
dent body Of Montgomery Junior
College at 10 am. tomorrow in
the school, Takoma Park, Md.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
PTA to Offer Program

The University Park (Md) PTA
will give a program for parents
and children from 1880 to 10 pm,
Friday In the school, Queens
] Chapel boulevard.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Madison PTA to Meet

l. The Madison School Parent
Teacher Association Of Falls
Church, Va, will hear q talk on
dental health at 8 pm. tomorrow
lin the school. .-.
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Fairfax Health Officer
Takes Office Monday i

DR.. Harold kennedy is due to
take ofdce next Monday as Fair
fax County's new health officer.
DR.. Kennedy. former health
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Civil Defense Meet Set

The Parkway Citizens Associa-
ton of Arlington will hold Q civil
defense meeting at 8 p. m. Wed
nesday in the Woodmont School,
1922 North Fillmore street.
Evening star., 1952-02-11

Ninth Of a Series
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Risen Sun Continues
Streak al Baltimore
Special pisposeh 10 The s,ar

BALTIMORE, July 19.-Risen
Sun, which holds the national
seasonal mark for 4-year-old
geldings of 2:041s. last night reg
istered his fifth straight victory
on the Maryland circuit this year
and his sixth in nine starts III
winning the second division Of
the $2.250 Pulaski for trotters at
Baltimore Raceway before some
$500 fans. "a
Owned by Mrs. A. P. Topper Of
Ducyrus. Ohio. Risen Sun had no
difficulty mastering the eight
horse field in 2:071s. with seconds
of speed to spare. Earl's Mary
Jane, driven by Sanders Russell,
who scored q triple during the
program, chased the fast-stepping
gelding across the wire. q length
and a half behind.
Risen Sun. reined by FLOYD
Hannis paid $3.50, $2.40, $2.4O.
Earl's Mary Jane returned $3.50.
$3.50, and Jim Gallon $5.
The first division Of the Pulaski
went to NV Mary M. Dillon, owned
by Lloyd E. Cummiford of Delhi.
Ontario, and driven by the owner.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Daily Double Of $3 ,962 Paid
TO 48 Persons at Monmouth

lands Flaunt, win the days fea-
tured Lamplighter Handicap. The
three-year-old Flaunt had started
10 times previously this year with.
out winning, so he paid $41.80
$17.80 and $10.40. Scobeyville wor
a stretch duel with Candle Wood
for second money. The even.
money favorite, Golden Gloves
was fifth.
Flaunt ran the mile and a six
teenth in a slow 1:463s under the
lightweight rider. Keith Stuart
The winners $18,4 400 prize was
more than he had won in all Of his
SO previous starts.
G. r. Peterson and Colder
Gloves set the early pace but
Candle Wood took over at the tor
Of the stretch. Flaunt, under low
weight Of los pounds. was fourth
at this spot and drew even with
the leaders at the 70-yard pole
At the finish he was ahead BY
three quarters Of q length.
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Daily Double paid ST 80.

THIRD RACE-Purse.. $4,000: maidens;
3-year,olds and up: 9 furlongs:
jolie Boy tPieoul Pieoul., 13.4o ,55.30 500
Also % ran-Kstonah STARK Twins. singa-
ESsnc: HSrs; Juiti'' Step Toe orandad' ollie'
FOURTH EAcE-:Purse. $4,000: maid.
ems. 3-year-olds and up: @ furlongs.
RzIsskksmoor !Tobin) 4.b0 sSS66 ssf
Active l,. Duty 1scuTloek' $50
BILE AsS Boy Ems REss III E.ssss EgS
Siam Sam.
FIFTH RAcE-rurss. $4,000; maidens
2.year.olds; 81 furlongs
TisSr sSs 5ssS ssin pe1sa, iAsf,ns0n' $40 2aaSS 3
smsTt ApPiee !ess sSscOmbes', s.st
Ma1ket sS Fighsins wise. hscaTS haq sss As
sidyous. Labrook, Main Bout, Exiled.
SIXTH RACE-Questionna Handicap
$4,000 added: S-year-olds and UP, Ii
AIerted 1taGccrearyp 1850 go so,
Combat Boots (Colel $50 2.5t
Greek Ship NASH 3.0'
Also ran-Three Rings Yildiz, Auditina
Nullify and Mandinso.
SEVENTH RAcE-PuESe. $4,000; al
aOTsnSssr Tisms Prince 4ieiesS n $50 sie MS VS.
Closed Season (Woodhouse) $40 30
Turks Cap tCook) 49,
Also ran-Yryant, Chello. Andre, Bal
lnclea, a-Ancestor, Potpourri, Besle Street
Big Print, Belton Boy.
Belair stud-phipps entry.
EIGHTH RACE-purse, $500; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 1M miles.
Joe Mandell (Scurlock1 1.40 $50 4.Sl
The Dervish tSchmidD $40 TT
Gifter (Colel 1z.2l
Time-l :B43k
Also ran@Fiyine Boots Dcb's Ace. Dlu
W. Peace Mission. Il Nappo.
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TH1RD, RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claiming;
4syear-olds and up; 16 miles.
NIEhland WtboSs Rrasz PEm STeasus' $50 saoo 2dG
PoSsingworth }connolley> SD
Run, Ante Maker. Thrifty Pat. " "'
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81 600; claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and up; 6A furIongs
Mr., Fixit (Palumbo) 4.40 800 2.6(
Deficit Riyera) $40 400
Suebarb (McIyor) 7Sl
Also ran-Bitz-Dart, Gunner. supe,
Poker Club, Hay-Judy.
FIFTH .RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claiming;
z;year-olds and up. 6h furlonss.
eesissd esdss sGsnd ss3TfuPf su..o, a060 a2S s2S ss
Also ran@Princes. June, Wise Bet, 81,
Toro. TOP Raider. La Vega. Lit Jinks
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; allow.
SSfEy SSiIsT %Ss 1NeI7S1Ss I{TssSsus' izOd
Also % TraHEsiandaid. strabsn.. Fern
Gold
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: al
lowances. a-year-olds and MP. about Al
cs.ss. os.. ecsEF11IS9 1850 so sS
Weatherman .(Scocca) 6.4O
Time 603s.
Also ran-swamp Rat, Bentrovato, Bill's
Best, Tetratomic.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. 81 900. claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up. 1h miles.
Bo Mowlee (Scocca) 4.60 500 2.6o
Is I Ne (Perlsweig) $50 $50
Cogort CTeague) 2.6O
Time. 2:00A.
Also ran-Disputanta, Courage Road,
Dutch King, Called On, Harpist.
NINTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; claim
Bonziah Seniah (Scocca) 7.S0 42O 500
Neddie's Boy Fortune) $40 400
Ned Canron (Connolley) 6.8O
Time, 2:15.
Also ran-Aruba. Ballast Admiral Bill,
TeddyS Pride and Count Raybern.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
British Mark for Race Eorninqs
Set as TuIyor Wins at Ascot

as q lazy horse who declines to
run until the race is almost over
But he came on in the stretch
with Jockey Charlie Smirke driv-
ing him hard and thundered
under the wire a neck ahead OF
Gay Time. with Worden finishing
third.
The finish was an almost exact
duplicate Of the English Derby
which was won by Tulyar with
Gay Time right on his heels. Gay
Time went off Is to 2 in the field
of Is starters today and Worden
was Is to /.
Queen Elizabeth watched the
race named for her and hel
father, and was a visitor in the
paddock.
The Aga Khan also was a spec
tator, having persuaded his doc
tors to permit him to fly to Eng
land from the continent despite
a recent heart attack.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Australian Jockey
Wins on Great Circle
In Hollywood Stake
By the As,oeiated prs.,

INGLEWOOD, Calf, July 49,
The Yolo Stables Great Circle,
who won the $144,325 Santa
Anita Maturity in 1851 and moth
ing since, came back today to
capture Hollywood Parks $4,000
Sunset Handicap over a grueling
mile and five-eighths.
The longest shot on the board,
Great Circle, a 5-year-old Cali
fornia horse, beat out the late
challenging Stormy Cloud in a
photo finish.
Wistful, the Calumet Farms e.
|year-old mare, came up late to get
third place in the field Of eight.
Great Circle. owned by John
Du Boiss Wack of Santa Barbara.
paid $50.60, $19.70 and $11.50
across the board. Stormy Cloud.
owned by Mr.. and Mrs! N. g.
Phillips of Oakland, returned $500
and $4.20. Wistful's show price
was $3.50. The time was 2:41 as.
A crowd of 50,514 turned out for
the final day of racing at Holly
wood Park.
Great Circle, a son of Beau Pere,
carried 112 pounds, and was rid
den by Reginald Heather of Mel
bourne, Australia. The two held
of Jockey Pete Moreno and
Stormy Cloud In the stretch drive
to win by a neck.
This was the first stakes win in
this country for Heather, who has
won every important race but the
Melbourne Derby in his native
Australia.
In the days secondary feature.
Abe Hirschberg's Haltaflre won
the $4,000 Eldorado Handicap for
three-year-olds. Forelock, owned
by Mrs. Edward Lasker (Jane
Greer Of the movies) was second
and Mrs. Gordon Guiberson's
Arroz was third.
Haltaf1re, ridden by Ralph
NeveS. paid $9.1O.
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BY the Assoeioted Pre.,A

OCEANPORT. N. j., July TO-
A new track and State daily
ldouble record was set at Monmouth
Park today when Violinist and
Landlocked combined to return
S., ,962.60 to each Of the 48 per-
sons who held a lucky ticket.
Violinist won the first race and
paid $4,000 while Landlocked re-
turned $114.60 in the second. The
double broke the old record Of
/ 1921 40 set here last season by
Garamona and Windsor Park, but
it was far behind the world record
Of $10.772.40 hung up in 1889 at
Washington Park, Chicago.
Today's daily double pool of
$216,146 also was the highest in
the history of the track. Probable
lpayoffs ranged from $415.20-for
the musical hunch bet of Violinist
and Violincello-to $5,283.4O.
The crowd Of 1885 saw an
other longshot. Arnold Skjeve-
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Jones Wins Smile Race
Over Rock Creek Course

Steve Jones won a tuneup s.
mile marathon put on by the
Washington Track and Field Club
at Rock Creek golf course yester-
day. Jimmy Speer was second and
Gene Lahusky third. Jones time
was AZ minutes.
The clubs series of smile races
will start at Rock Creek next
Saturday at $50 am.
Evening star., 1952-07-20

Arlington Daily Double Paid $4S. 90.
SPECIAL EvENT-Purse. $4,000: allow
ances; 3-year-olds and up; Z furiongs
(NH 9,nSa,d'ngS? bSstti'ng? sc fSn; 4;9s1 .,... 60.
ysof 1se a. j. ssoat5 third ssona and sesiIasI goIdsI
Birch: 1o9 "a g; vasiD. fourth.
FOURTH RACE--Purse,. $500; allow.
ances; 2-year-old; 5za furlongs.
S1ha Sndge t,;cr =; B; Bpon) podson) $40 500 3.4l
lny!giosst9r 4i@e' e :osh ossAhrcaro, $50
Also ran@s6ady Nook, Rienville, Primo.
FIFTH ,dIs sRAcE-purse, $1,000; claiming
COLLEGE lDodson) $50 $50 2.sC
osSSs:tiePst S35,: s.3ts, ss,s1orovssD s''' So
Alison ran-omcious. Talltown, Grand.
mas Day. Little Bookie. One WE'VE. ~
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $2.soo; allow
FSss FSs Fs1. Ia lskCrons1i' aS9s.1 1880 sS 3st
Famous Fan mssts Corner saasaISs SessoD, $50 3St
Alse AAl@e' ranAasho ai4l Rock. Rock, Sir an.
British isles.
SEVENTH RACE - Arlington Classi,
Stakes, 100000 added; 3-year- -olds; on,
Mark-Ye-wel tArcaro) $40 400 2.e,
Armageddon york. $50 SSt
| Sub Fleet (BrOoks) SSt
| Time, 1:39M.
Also ran-Red Charger. Brush Burn
High Scud, Blue Dare. King Beast ant
scratchedMoh Leo. Tom Fool.
II EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; handi
cap: 3-year-olds and up; 1h miles, tur
u Ruhe (Adams) 66O 34O a,
Going Away (Arcaro) O0 90,
ICuore (Jessop) 10,
| Time 1856
:. Also ran-Torch Of Iran, Royal Mustang
tUnthcation and Bolivar II
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claiming
lGinserbread (Hec'a ann 1900 $50 4.Ot
Miss Deductive (Hatcher) 4.S0 3.2(
iSyndicate (Jessop) Adj
| Time, 1:413s.
Also ran-Frankie D., BuIlish, Tangent
Brown Moat, Shining Deed and sky Rafleer
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Arlington
Continued From Page BID

season, starting at Santa Anita
last February. over fast tracks.
Errard'S Guide snatched thu
lead at the start. with Red Charg.
|er and Armageddon battling fol
second place and Mark-Ye-Wel
hanging on in fourth position fol
the first half f-mile.
Armageddon, ridden by Ray
York. challenged Errard's Guide
near the stretch bend and Arcart
brought Mark-Ye-Wen up tx
third place. q length and a hall
behind the leaders. Sub Fleet
ridden by Steve Brooks, moved ur
alongside Of Mark-Ye-Well. Tht
Calumet colt overhauled Ar.
|mageddon as he turned into the
stretch. and then left the field be.
hind as If it had been mired ir
the mud.
A heavy rainfall throughout
the night and early today forced
two Of the II colts entered out
Of the race. The Greentree
Stables Tom Fool and James H.
Dunn's Oh Leo were the two
withdrawn.
In q special seven-furlong event
for a purse Of $1,000, run between
the third and fourth races with
no betting permitted, B. w.
Landy's $500 claimer, Unbridled,
ridden by Jockey Brooks, scored
by a length and one half over
K. q. Marshall's Coffee Money.
William G. Helis' Spartan Valor.
the nations leading handicap
horse and q candidate for next
Saturdays $150.000 Arlington
Handicap. was third. Sam E. VIII
sons Golden Birch was last in
the our-horse field. The winners
time was 1:26A.
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lDally double paid s13.20l


THIRD RACE-Pace. class c all ages;
purse. $700; one mile.
GSIs, TSri WSSlsn Hrons e. y, Key, 14eo s0 545
KaPRy 4aw. csunssl s.T6s! ID. Insko) 800
Also started@Edne Naylor, Expendsble
FOURTH RAcE-Pace; Class &C: purs.
$500; one mile.
Bss%ass BBss%ass' g. s. psvIs, ansssD 700 ssS 3see
Barbara A6bedaie wv. Flemingj~ ~ SO
Time, 2:0Sb.
Als9 ssartsd-71rma,s Boy. pronlist Me,
,,,.MFTH FIFTH RAcETrot Class Is. 1st di.
sss,s ~ sstS M|a: PIE afSr also ssS ssS sse ssf
Real Cloud [Burton) $50
lean Lou. Miller. Proud Jim.
SIXTH RAcE-Trot, Glass 1s CD. 2nt
Risen Sun (F. Hannis} $50 2.4o 2.4t
Earls Mary Jane (s. RusselD $50 S.6t
''T TiSe Saiicn s:oSh y; stokie0 500
Scotch Spirits. Miss Sue Ellen, Garnd
SEVENTH RAcE-Pace. s-year-olds
purse, $3,OUO; i mile.
Benin Tryax (Russel) 2O.20 $50 az,
Bobby Brewer (Workman) 400 3 q,
Newport Indian (Miller) S1t
Time, 2:073s.
Also ran-aMighty Lucky, aEnsien Mite
Top Rosecroft. Bear Cat, Prim Hal, Frisc,
Fury
as. A. Wathen Stable entry.
EIGHTH. .RACE-Pace. Class b; Purse
5000; mile.
Lord Clinton twalters) $40 $50 s.2,
Aldene Hanover (Hylan) 3.SO "a,
Rosemary Brook (Fleming) 6'0l
Time. 2:073s.
Also ran-Delmar Direct, Headway
Eloise Moon.
Total, $3l1,462; attendance. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
BY the Assoeia,ed Pres,

ASCOT. England, July 10
Tulyar. the stretch-running three
year-old owned by the Aga Khan,
came from behind again today to
win the $77.420 King George vi
and Queen Elizabeth Stakes and
become the greatest money win
ner in British racing history. Time
for the mile and a half was
1885.
Backed down to 8 to I, Tulyar
took down the winners share of
$67, ,425 and made his owner, al
ready one Of the richest men in
the world. the most successful
race horse owner in Britain this
year. His horses have won $751;
248, including $166,185 won by
Tulyar. The horses total earnings
now stand at $170,231.
This was the richest Of the
British fiat racing stakes, and
Tulyar lived up to his reputation
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Cambridge Sailing Races
To Be Concluded Toduy
BY the Assoeiuted Pres.

CAMBRIDGE, Md. July 49,
The annual Cambridge Yacht Club
sailing regatta got under way on
the Choptank River today with 16
races. two in each Of eight divi-
sions. Third races in each division
will be sailed tomorrow,
Island Blossom. a log canoe
owned by John c. North II and
built by North's great grandfather
in 1892. placed first and second to
lead that division. She was skip
lpered by Ben Harrison. The big
gest field in the 68 entries was in
the Penguin division with 10 en-
tries.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Cupitol Yochtsmun
Leads at Oak Orchard
BY the Assoeioted Pres,

OAK ORCHARD. Del, July 19
The first days boat races in
the Lightning sailing class being
held to determine the Dixie dis
trict champion was completed
here today. The district cham
pion will compete in the interna-
tional races at Egg Harbor, N. j.
The first race today was won
by A. r. Cardnuff of the Capitol
Yacht Club, Washington, D. c.,
in the Halcyon. First place in
the second race went to Bo-Bo,
sailed by Robert Purnell Of the
Indian River Yacht Club of Oak
Orchard.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
District Sailors Lead
In Comet Race Series
BY me Asseciosed Press

OXFORD. Md. July 19.-Wash-
ington, D. c. yachtsmen led after
the second race today in the
three-race series at the Tired Avor
Yacht Club. for the Chesapeake
Bay territorial championship fol
Comets.
Bob Ray Of Columbia Yacht
Club, sailing in Lucky Strike, was
ahead with 48A points. Just be-
hind him at 48 was Bob Orme OF
Corinthian Yacht Club in Blue
Waters III.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Tukes CuroIino Grown

ASHEvnLE. N. c., July 10 (P).-
John Agar Of Atlanta won the
mems singles title in the North
Carolina Open tennis champion
ships for the second straight year
today by defeating fellow towns
man Larry Shippey, 6-1. 60,
a
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Combat Boots Second
And Greek Ship Third;
McCrealy on Winner
By the Assoeiused Press

NEW YORK, July 19.-Hamp-
ton Stables Alerted closed with
a rush in the stretch to win the
$25,000 QUESTIONABLE Handicap
before 28,878 fans as the one
week meeting Of the Empire City
Racing Association wound up at
Jamaica race track today.
The 4-year-old son Of Bull Lea
Hastily Yours, piloted by Conn
McCreary, scored by three-quar-
ters of a length over Putnam
Stables Combat Boots, the favor
lite, who had another three-quar-
ters of a length over Brookmeade
Stables Greek Ship.
The time for the mile and an
eighth was a moderate 1:44.
Third choice in the wagering.
Alerted returned $1,000, $3.50 and
$500. Combat Boots paid $3.50
and $3.50 and Greek Ship paid
So to show.
1t was the colts fifth victory
in II starts and the win was
worth $19.750 to Frank Stout,
Maiden, Mass. auto dealer who
owns the Hampton Stable.
The race lost much of It's glamor
when Charfran Stables Crafty
Admiral, a galloping winner in
the Brooklyn Handicap at Aque-
duct last week, was a late with
drawal.
PAWTUCKET, r. l., July 10 (P
j. H. Miles two-year- White
Cliff came from behind to whip
George A. CARROTS Trojan Mon
arch, the 9-to-10 favorite, by four
lengths in the Narragansett Nur-
Sery Stakes today at Narragansett
Park.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
AustruIiun Beuts Ampon

EDINBURGH, Scotland, July
10 R.-Ian Ayre Of Australia won
the Scottish lawn tennis cham
+pionship today when he came
from behind to defeat Filipino
Felicisimo Ampon. 81. 81,
40 At
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Jumuicu Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claiming
2-year-olds; 51a furlonss.
Wedding Band (Guertn) 12.7o $50 SOC
Slave Girl (Scurlock) S.1O 800
Selective (Schab) 24(
Time, 1:064s.
Palliser, Niece. Fiddlers Girl
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claim.
ing; 3-year-olds;- 6 furlongs.
fGreat Eagle CMcCry) 1890 $40 TOO
Brave BIN (Picou) 7O(
Time. 1:14+s.
brose o query Scotch lie. fneHmuch. HiEf III.
Climber, Friends Advice, Printers Devil
Sailors Delite. Locust Point.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Baltimore Rocewuy
Results

FIRST RACE-Pace. class % (CD) al
ages; purse, 500; one mile
North Star Russell 4.60 $50 2.S(
Kernal Don (R. Myer) 7.2O 800
Flying Hawk (H. Allen) 2.6(
Also started--Kelley Chief, wicomict
Shamy. Fairgo. Vicky Boy, Squirrel.
SECOND RACE-Trot. class C; purse
$500; one mile.
Breeze Up u. Eyler) $40 $40 2.S(
Patty Agile ID: 1nsko) 4.S0 34(
Trubean wv. Holmes) 4.2(
Time. 2:093s.
Also started-Round Up, Rex Bills
Clean Up. Symbol Land Inert Siskiyou.
Evening star., 1952-07-20

Daily Double Paid $3,962.60.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 5000; allow
Mnits Saa kad ssiss 1SaSlm.si!, sSs.si, $40 sS ssSS
Whinenpoof SBaiisarettD 40
Also Al%e' rannBob'. ai1lSb' Betty. Bakersfield.
nT EogsrH aaacHur, and np fSeSnss claim
Phoenicia Hettinger) z.60 500
so1a Tim.. 20 frfta5mans' f:fa. $40
Also ran-consus. Danube. Porteullis,
Gambler. Four Chances.
FIFTH RAcE.PSrss; ca: ;.,.s; $1,000: allow
ssssssrtiins ssti Maid SFsrS Se.' tIRs 7&o $50 40
Singing Beauty (Boulmetis) 4.2O $50
aDineewisely. NANNY 4.20
Also Also 'ran1pins Ding. one Miss, Poly
vixen; EsPy: Ginger 2: Phara's Beauty.
= Roberts a ana Dixon entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Lamplishter Handicap,
5000 added, S-year-old. IL miles, :
ss0SSsyvilIs 0aSS;y.v ooI MsttinSs., ,.,.,, $50 sS
Il Also .i iran-doiden Gloves. Saddle Tramp.
lLot,a-Rrass. Joymaker. Our Cookie, Seer,
SEVENTH RAcE--,sa. 900. claiming. 4
Fransine Fis dS dFernsndes) ma ssl $50 400 500
Busy Evening (Ryan) $50 2.SO
,ISuper-SaleSman CTingiey) 4.6O
Also raIi-Bold Byrd, Rejection slip,
4 APPROVAL Delove, Let Ne Thru. Blazins
IPomp.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claim
ling. 4-year-olds and M, Ia miles.
lRright Omen (Berardi) 1890 11.60 $50
tTunesmith (Culmone) $40 400
Di8oQ Lynn (preckons) $40
Il Time, 1:65A.
n Also ran-Bull, Mons Choice, Naval
Base, Top Pilot. 0inging sword, Sea
! location. Big Dan. Thomas Inward. Jap
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Arlington Park Results
by me ASsoeiofed Press
Cloudy and Sloppy.

| OIOUUy ana 6IOppy.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: maidens
2-year-olds: 61a furlongs.
Wildcat Sam (Brooks) $40 $50 2.S,
VIII Be There (Erb) 4.20 3.2i
Royal Grandeur (York) 64
Time, 1:074s.
Amber Sum. Rico Vino, Pipe Of Peace
Hardhack.
SECOND RACE-Purse, 50, 900; claim
ing; 3-year olds and up; furlongS.
Flaming Bush (Adams) 1880 800 AZ
Rare Bid (Arcarol $50 4.Oi
Impulsive Sam (Wagner) 12.6(
Time. 1:l5.
Also ran-Jimmy's Doll, whirl Awhile
Fancy Food. FL Pacho. Shotral, Junior
Many Gifts.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Charles Town Results
BY the Associated Press

. FIRST ,RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claiming
S;year-olds and up: about 4h furlongs.
Alamate (AmoS) 264O ZOO $50
Snow Passes CPalumbo) 800 2.4t
1riSmark (McIvor) 36(
Time. 0:5225.
Also ran--Tom-Head. Toussiant. Ewee,
orphan, Didnslip. Direct Time. Neglected
BlitZ Jay.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim.
ing; 3-year-olds and up: about 4Ha fur.
longs.
Picture Lady (Carrillo) $50 4.60 4.2C
Lewis A.. D. (McGonigaO $40 42(
Wisecracker (Fortune) 66(
Time, 0:522s.
Also ran--Hopeful Cross, Flying Beam
eimite. High Bond.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Monmouth Park Results
By the Assoeiaied Pres,

FIRST RAcEMfurse, $500; claiming;
4-year-olds and UP; 1h miles.
vtolinist (Ryan) 1920 1900 22.2G
Omen (Hettinger) GAO $50
Pomander (Regalbuto) 8.4C
Time. 1:54E.
Also ran-Maudeaux.. Demavend, Good
Last Shot. Renounce.
SECOND RACE-Five and one-half fur
longs; 1:O6 3-5.
L'ndl'ck'd (Riv'ra) 114.40 S1.S0 14.6(
S'th PINT (Bvr'ttD 800 2.8(
Heredity tBlm'ts) 4.4(
Winging Home. Steel Town. Jet Joy
Mostrebor. Just Sidney. Rocket Blue
| ran.