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Evening star., 1952-08-31
Boxing Association 0kays
Collins Bassef Title Bout

A bout between Tommy Collins
of Boston and Percy Bassett Of
Philadelphia will be recognized as
for the interim national feather
weight championship by the Ma.
tional Boxing Association.
The NBA stand was approved
yesterday by Abe j. Greene, ma
tional commissioner, and President
Dave Rochon.
The winner of the proposed COL
lins-Bassett bout then would meet
Ray Famechon of France for the
interim world title while Cham.
pion Sandy Saddler is in the Army.
No Collins -Bassett bout has been
booked, but promoters in WASH
ington and Boston are reported in.
terested.
Bassett had a contract for a
return bout with Federico Plum.
mer of Panama with whom he re.
Gently went to a draw. However.
Plummer sustained a fractured
jaw and will be on the sidelines
for a while.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Wildcatter Triumphs
In Curtain-Raiser Of
Silver Cup Regatta
By the Associated Press

DETROIT, Aug. 3O.-A broad
hulled Columbus (Ohio) hydro
plane streaked around the Detroit
River today to 2-out-of-three
heat victory in the feature race
Of the annual Silver Cup regatta
The race, curtain-raiser for
Mondays Silver Cup event, is
sponsored jointly by the Detroit
Yacht Club and the Detroit In
ternational Regatta Association.
Today's feature, the 7-litre race
for craft at least 19 feet long,
went to Wildcatter, driven by B.
G. BARLEY, jr., who took the first
and second 12-mile heats without
much opposition. In the final
heat. however, Roughneck, driven
by Bartley's father. B. G. BARLEY,
ST., of Pittsburgh. beat Wildcatter
across the finish line by inches.
It was one of the most Thrilling
finishes seen in speedboating here
in many years.
The Wlldcatter'S time for the
first heat was at the rate of 73.476
miles per hour. She did the Sec
ond heat at the rate of 62.961
miles an hour. How close was the
finish is shown in the speed OF
the third and final heat, which
Roughneck covered at a speed OF
61.985 miles per hour against
Wildcatter's 61.685.
Third in the 7-litre event
sometimes called the Junior Colo
cup" went to So Long, driven by
Ray Fageol of Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio, and fourth to Helen M,
driven by Fred Sutton of Kinston
IN. c.
Roughneck and Wildcatter have
been entered for the Silver Cup
trophy race Monday. Others in
this event, a 60-mile race in five
heats, include such craft as Miss
Great Lakes, Gale II, My Sweetie
and Such Crust III of Detroit and
Miss Supertest, owned by James
Thompson of London, Ont.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
WoIcott Planning to Spar
AT NIGHT at Atlantic City
By the Assoeioied Press

HAWKINSVILLE, NJ, Aug. 80
Felix Bocchicchio. manager OF
Jersey Joe Walcott, heavyweight
boxing champion, said today that
he expects the champ to do his
sparring at night when he moves
to Atlantic City Monday.
Walcott will wind up training
at the resort city for his Sep
tember % title fight with Rocky
Marciano at Municipal Stadium,
Philadelphia. ....
"The fight is going to be at
night and I think it is good ex-
lperience for Joe to work out in
the night air." Bocchicchio ex-
planned.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Favored Mimi Mine
Third al Chicago in
Rich Fi||y Stakes
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO. Aug. 3O.-Fulvous, a
daughter of Dixiana Stable i
famous Spy Song. today charged
to a half-length victory in the
$70,725 Princess Pat Stakes at
Washington Park, setting new
record for the event.
The winner, guided by Jockey
Dave Erb, sprinted the six fur
longs in 1:0e45. the fastest time
in the Is runnings of the event.
Biddy Jane, an 8-to-1 shot, was
second and favored Mimi Mine
third. The crowd of 27.709 wagered
$91,618 that Mimi Mine, backed
down to / to 2 and ridden by
Eddie Arcaro. would win. Arcaro
was shooting for his 33rd stakes
victory of the season.
$55,825 To Winner.
FulvouS, owned by Miss Mary
v. Fisher of Detroit, earned $55,-
825 for her brilliant victory in
the richest race for two-year-old
fillies. She now has earned $109,-
100, including $53,275 picked up
for length victory in the Airing
ton Lassie Stakes, counterpart Of
the Princess Pat.
FulvouS is the third filly to
win both the Arlington LasSie
and the Princess Pat. Mrs. Eliza
beth Graham's Beaugay turned
the trick in 1945 and the Calumet
Farms Bewitch did it in 1947.
Fulvous, coupled with Patio
Patter as the Dixiana Stable
entry, returned 1880, $5.4O and
$3.50. Biddy Jane paid 1920 and
$40 and Mimi Mine returned
1920 for show.
Winner Closes Fast.
Clifford Mooer's Gifted Gal, a
long shot, broke first and led at
the first turn with Biddy Jane
second, Aerolite third and Fulvous
and Mimi Mine close behind.
Fulvous moved into third near
the stretch bend where Biddy
Jane was leading Aerolite by a
length.
Biddy Jane increased her lead
to two lengths in mid-stretch but
Fulvous came rushing up on the
outside to win going away.
Aerolite, owned by Hal Price
Headley Of Lexington, KY, was
fourth and Best Maid fifth. The
balance of the field was strung out
in the following order with Betsy
T, Arab Actress. Thoughtfully,
Spirit Away, Colorimeter, Ste
phens Girl, Patio Patter and
Gifted Gal.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
SoIomons Issues UItimafuIm
To Maxim on Turpin Fight
By the Associated Press

LONDON, Aug. 30.-promotel
Jack Solomons has given joey
Maxim IS days to name a date
for defense of his world light
heavyweight title against Britain.
Randy Turpin.
If the champion from Cleveland
does not come through, Solomons
said yesterday, he will apply tc
boxing commissions throughout
the world to declare the title va
cant and name another opponent
for Turpin.
Solomons returned to London
from New York yesterday. Max
i'm was suspended indefinitely by
the New York Athletic Commits
sion last Tuesday for not honor
ing q contract to fight Turpin
September % for the world crown
in London.
Solomons said the British Box
ing Board of Controls was cabling
the National Boxing Association
of America asking it to support
the Maxim suspension.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
By MoIcoIm Lomborne, Jr

Bill HavenS. 34-year-old ma
tional canoe tilt champion from
Washington Canoe Club, defends
his title for the last time today
as a big field of Eastern and Ca
madam paddlers launch the 1852
Presidents Cup Regatta with 13
canoe events starting at l pm.
above Fourteenth Street Bridge.
The regatta program resumes in
two weeks with three-race series
off Hams Point for IL classes Of
sailboatS. The week end Of Sep
tember 1921 will see a big illum-
mated water pageant, coronation
of the regatta queen and two days
of power boat races.
Havens, who first earned the tilt
crown in 1886 and has lost it only
once since then, said last night
this would be his last canoe tilt.
1.-THE doctor says I got to stop
taking blows on the head" he ex-
planned.
Brother Is Biggest Rival.
Bills biggest rival in the tilt
which winds up the program today
at 5 pm. will be his brother
Frank. Olympic champ in the TO-
000-meter one-man Single-bladt
event. The brothers race together
in the tandem single-blade.
Paddlers from as far distant a!
Montreal were checking in a.
Washington Canoe Club last night
Early arrivals included an eight,
man squad from Samoset Cano,
Club of Roxbury, Mass. The clul
won three championships in th'
canoe nationals last week end il
Philadelphia and is a heavy favor
ite to take the Sir Thomas Liptol
Trophy today for the club making
the highest score.
A good race was shaping up il
the one-man, double-blade event
Richard Moran, title holder from
ISamoset, will meet Nike Budrocl
of Yonkers Canoe Club and Ton
Horton and Bill Schuette of Po
tomac Boat Club. Budrock, las
years champion, was the favorit
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Lap Full Captures Stake
AT Del Mar for Calumet
By the Associated Press

DEL MAR, Calf. Aug. 3d.
Calumet Farms Lap Full took the
lead in the stretch and raced tc
Ia half-length victory in the Sec
ond running Of the $4,000 Del
Mar Debutante Stakes here today
Fortune Teller, owned by Lucky
Star Stable, was second. four
lengths in front of Smart Barbara.
Ridden by Jockey Henry Nor
emo, Lap Full covered the six fur
longs in 1:103s and returned
$500, $500 and $3.50. Fortune
Teller paid $500 and $3.50 and
Smart Barbara $2.70.
The race had>a gross Of $32,-
|225, with .$23,100 going to the
winner.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
3 Schools From D. {. Area
On PIebes' Schedule
Special Dispatch 10 The Stor

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Aug. 3d.
Navy's plebe eleven, coached by a
former All-America end, 1t. Dick
Duden, will play a seven-game
schedule this fall. including three
with teams from the Washington
area.
The plebes open October
against Wyoming Seminary of
Kingston, Pa. All games will be
played at Annapolis.
This is Duden's second year as
head coach of the plebes. His
1851 team went undefeated In
seven games, it's closest contest
being a 1912 win over the Mary
land freshmen.
The schedule:
October 4, Wyoming Seminary; IL
Columbian Prep Of WASHINGTON; "a. Penn.
Slyvania freshmen.
November l.. PITTSBURGH freshmen. 8
Penn state freshmen; Is. MARYLAND
freshmen; %. Bulls School Of Warrington
Evening star., 1952-08-31
With Bill Leeteh

hunters in Pisgah and Nantahala
Forests of North Carolina this
autumn, hunts formerly held for
wild boar in the Santeetlah area
are not scheduled. Bear hunts in
parties of Is are scheduled from
october Is to November 28. Dead
line for applications is Septem-
ber 10. Deer hunts will be held
in two, three and four-day series
this year beginning November II
and extending through Deem
ber 6. Information on all hunts
is available from the North
Carolina Resources Commission.
Raleigh, N. c.
The season for rails and gal.
linules opens in Maryland and
Virginia tomorrow. While there
are quite a few birds down in TIE
marshes, in our opinion, better
shooting will be available when
the wild rice has ripened to
greater degree and the birds are
not only more plentiful but fatter.
The season continues in Maryland
to october 20 and in Virginia to
October 80.
Bag and possession limits are
not more than Is rails tother than
sora) and gallinules. The daily
bag and possession Of sora is Is.
hours are half hour
before sunrise to sunset. Pushers
and boats are at a premium dur
ing most of the season. and 1t il
well to plan a trip to the marshes
well ahead Of time. The prevail.
ing charge is SO a tide.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
4 District Area Shippers Score
Doubles in West River Regatta
the Chesapeake los class in his
Chic. Second on points was Joe
Halls Pentunia of Columbia.

Vic N1lCSdPCdAC 4Oo CldSo III Il1S
Chic. Second on points was Joe
Halls Pentunia of Columbia.
The summarizes:
First race 1-America.. Karl Slater
VANITY, Edmund Hartge: 3-Cutty
sark; Jack somerville. all Of West Rivel
Second race; 1-,stepaside. sncok'
deavor, Buddy Hartge, West River; g.
America tprotest pending):
Haven 8. c.. Dolly. Hugh Wallis. Fail
Haven; 3-Petunia. Joe Hall. columbii
Second race: Chic; 2-Petunia; g.
Lois II, John Allen, Indian Landing Boa
Henry Hewlett, Potomac River S. A.: .
Witch Woman. Jack Fordyce. Potomac
River. 35White Shadow. Frank Mar
Second race: i-Fu Man chu; 2-witci
Woman; 3-Highlander. Bill Heintz, Wes
Hampton One-designs.
First race: 1-Jacanna, John Colman
l2-Manu Kai. Robert Clemens; 3-uh-o or
II, Charles Smith. all Of Annapolis Y; G
Second race: 1-Uh-oh; MANU- Kai
3-spook H. Henry Anderson. Cambridge
Comets.
First race: LUCKY Strike, Bob Ray
tDia Ieks0n. columbia YeiDb &c smBIue M aISs: Wafer
Bob Orme, Corinthian Y. C.
Second race: Lucky Strike: 2-Sleip
mir II; 3-Rlue p.nas,,. WateE
First race: 1-Flirt Writ Gill, Colum
bta Y. c.; 2-Rebel, Linda Youngs, Ok
Dominion B. c.; 3-Dood Dirl, Ted Leigh
ton Hermann, Glenmar Sailing Associa
| ton.
Second race: f-Flirt: Rebel; g.
Honey. Charles Hickey. Glenmar 8. A
Evening star., 1952-08-31
|H,775 See Landmark
Win Feature Race
At Atlantic City
RY the Associated Prass

ATLANTIC CITY RACE
TRACK, N. j.. Aug. 30-James
Cox Brady's Landmark took the
lead shortly after the start and
hung on through the final furlone
to win the $4,000 Mermaid
Handicap here this afternoon be-
fore a weekend crowd of 29,77s
racing fans.
Companas stables Versify was
second, nearly a length back
while John H. Clark's Quiz Song
was third.
The victory was worth $11,95C
to Landmark, who was scoring
her second stakes victory of the
year. She had previously won the
Prioress Stake at Jamaica.
Versify Makes Bid.
Versify was first away from the
six-furlong gate but was quickly
Joined and then headed by Land
mark. The Brady fllly had 6
slight lead in the run down the
backstretch as ookme a d {
Stables Two Rainbows displaced
Versify in the runnerup spot.
Two RainbowS could not stant
the pace long, however, and by thu
time the turn was reached wa
beginning to drop back. Versify
meanwhile, had moved up agar
in the run around the turn ant
started making her bid at tn,
quarter pole. But Jockey Fernand,
Fernandez saved all possible
ground with Landmark, went t,
the whip on his mount and stavet
off the challenge.
Quiz Song, well back in tn
pack early, closed with good cour
age through the stretch to f1nisl
third. A neck behind Versify.
Double Betting Mark.
Landmark was timed in 1902
over fast track and paid $500
$40 and $40. Versify returned
$500 and $500, while Quiz Som
paid $6.40 to show.
For the third consecutive week
a new record was established il
the daily double pool as the fan
contributed $3.50, $40 into the com
hination which was won by Sef
Bet and Flint Night and returne'
$107.20.
SETS Bet, ridden by Freddi
Ryan, paid $21.80 in the straigh
wagering and Flint Night $7.20.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
New Yorker and SIav Gain
Doubles Finals in Italy
BY the Assoeioied Press

CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy
Aug. 30.-Irv Dorfman of New
York and Dragutin Mitic, self
exiled Yugoslav tennis player
gained the final round of the mems
doubles in the Dolomite tourna-
ment today. They defeated Mario
Belardinelli and Renato Gori Of
Italy, 6-3, 6-3.
Their next opponents will be
Eric Sturgess of South Africa, and
Tony Mottram of England, who
defeated Giuseppe Merlo and
Milan Matous of Italy, 60, SO,
|&-3.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Todoy's Schedule
For Canoe Races

100 pm, one-man single-blade
GrD.
1:20, one-man le-blade (sr.).
lao. tandem >double-blade,
kayak Gr).
200, tandem double blade,
kayak (sr).
2:20, quad single-blade (jrJ.
2:40, quad single-blade (sr.).
800. one-man double blade.
kayak jr.
800, one-man double blade
kayak (sr.D.
$40. tandem single-blade Gr.).
400. tandem single-blade (sr0.
4:20, quad double-blade GrD.
4:40, quad double blade (sr).
500. tilt (open).
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Midqefs and Stock Cars
Race al Lanham Friday

A combined midget and stock
car racing program is scheduled
for Lanham Speedway Friday
night, with Fred (Jiggs) Peters
of Plainfield, N. j. leading the
invasion of the small car pilots.
Peters, 1851 American Racing
Drivers Club champion, will head
the list of Offenhauser pilots
which includes Ed (Dutch)
Schaeffer, Steve McGrath, Vernon
Land and Jimmy DiMarco.
The midget events will open the
program at $3.50 with three quail
flying heats and Is and Is lap
features. Lou johnson, Joe
Weatherly, Ken Marriott and
other regular Lanham stock Car
drivers then will take over for
a similar schedule.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

Those who Bill Leetch
fish for the truly big fellows will
be interested in what we consider
an amazing feat. George A. Bass
|of Birmingham, Mich. after win
ming the Bimini Tuna Tourna-
|ment, hooked, whipped and led
into captivity two big bluefin tuna.
He led the fish up the back chan
mel Of Bimini, past the docks, and
put them in Mike Lerner's live
fish pen. Their weights were es-
timated at 500 and $50 pounds.
Itchthyologists thus were given
an unparalleled opportunity to
study these fish, of which COM
paratively little is known regard
ing habits and character.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Atlantic City Results

FIRST .RACE-Purse. $4,000; claiming;
3-year-olds; lie miles.
Sets Bet Ryan) 80 1880 $50
Rehearser (Fernandezl 700 $40
Screaming Mimi (GonzaleZ) 7.60
Time, 1:46.
Also Master. Paver. Rux-
ton, Chose Raider. Quaker Meeting. Cen
trail City and Monacoan.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 2-year- -olds; furlongs.
Flint. Night lCulmone) 7.20 4.20 800
Royal Date (Tingley) 600 $50
Fan Song (Shuk) $50
Time, 1885.
Also ran-Billie's Gold, Fair Bit, Lorena
H., Astronomical Bridge Club, Chan.
Buckshot and Challenge Jane.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

way, 1.-THE Old
Man and the
Sea-"
It is q 10000
word story Of
an aged Cuban
fisherman and
his great strug-
gle against for
midable odds.
1t is an angling
epic. for sure,
and we believe
it will live as a
literary classic.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Ellis Hold Edqe on Nuvy

When Navy and Yale open the
season in Baltimore September
| a, the Middies viii be looking for
win No. 3 over the Bulldogs. Yale
holds the edge In the seven-game
Iseries with four wins. two losses
land one tie.
Evening star., 1952-08-31


THIRD RACE-class trot, mile,
ESr icy SaaOlmss} },..,.., s1.oo 7.2S go 4 e
Also started-Mr. superman, Pard C.
Real Cloud, 6 Symbol Land Inert siskiyou
FoUkTH Ftasfi ARRAictE-class 20 pace, l mile
e. Ss Ps5s ss:.s45g! sEg!ap niisr, $50 ssS ssS IS! IS!
BRIGHT Majesty, Senator VIII, Donald Orr
r1PTH HPTi RACE: RHcE-class C pace; one mile
Homer Chief q, Puro, 1880 $50 3.s,
Tiddly Winks q. Hayes IL $50 2.6!
Miss Carolyn r. GrGppeO Ts s.,v ns:S Ss'
Mary Lou Flash, Cinco's Star, Line Direct
SIXTH xai I RHcE-cla,s AZ: &C pace; one mile
pelmar Direct ID. rko) 1920 $50 a.et
Honor Direct u. Stokley) 500 3,2t
Nora Direct (T. Lewis) 4.6(
Also started-Hel Hague, Jewel Rose
croft, Bermuda, Doctor Vic, Pansy Flower
SEVENTH Si TifY R;AcE-Junior free for all
pace / mile, purse $3.50.
Lord Clinton (Walters) 1880 4.S0 2S(
Louis Girl tStokley) 7.4O 3.8t
Intangible (Amato) 2.Sl
Also started&Hal Counsel, Ethel Lady
Shamrock Sally, Dublin.
---44Id I.ACE-C4ass 10 trot, 1 mile
Merry scot tMallalieu 800 gao s.e,
sandra Worthy lvansanD 2.60 2.2t
Almeda Maud &C. Thompson) 2.s'
Merry Rosecroft, Fond Memory. Roya
RoSecrOft
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Spartan VaIor Meets
Crafty Admiral in
Rich Stake Monday
By the Associated Press

AGO, Aug. 30.-The
worlds richest handicap-the
$174,65O Washington Park Handi-
cap-win be staged Monday with
a field of 13 probable starters
from an original list of 81 nomi-
nees.
The lavish Labor Day feature is
on the final program of Washing
ton Parks 31-day meeting.
The possibility of a winning
purse Of $129.200 has attracted
the best handicap horses now in
training. Ten Of the likely start
ers have a total Of "a stakes vic
tories among them.
This is the 25th running Of the
race and its billing as the worlds
richest handicap has lured such
stars as William G. Helis' Spartan
valor. Charfran Stables Crafty
Admiral. King Ranch's To Market,
Mrs. Ada L. Rice's Pet Bully, Hasty
House Farms Ruhe and Oil Cap
litol, in which Mrs. Harry Trotsek
has half interest; Royal Mus
tang. Coffee Money and the bril-
liant fllly, Sickle's Image, owned
Inv N1oroyNo IIo ortxr,;o1z
Spartan Valor Big Winner.
Others expected to go to the post
are Bernwood, Cyclotron, Sh
Burch and Inseparable.
Spartan Valor boasts six stake:
victories. The 4-year-old Helis en-.
try was injured during the Airing.
ton Park season, but came back
recently in the Handicap Prep
finishing second a head behinc
Sickle's image as the Hartwick f1lly
set a track record of 1:21B fol
seven furlongs.
j Spartan Valor has earned $177,'
900 this year. His victories include
the Hialeah Inaugural and thu
McLennan, Widener, Excelsior
Gallant Fox and Valley Forge
Handicaps.
4 Crafty. Admiral has captured
five stakes, the Palm Beach, Gulf.
stream Park, Brooklyn, Merchant.
and Citizens, and the Whirlaway
ali handicaps. He placed second ir
the Toboggan, Thomas j. Healey
Suburban and Carter Handicaps
He has earned $149,825 with
eight f1rsts and four seconds ir
IA races this year.
Spartan Valor and Crafty Ad.
mirai are topweighted at 12t
joundS.
! AracarO Riding Pet Bully.
To Market goes into the handi'
cap with a 123-pound allotment
He has three stake triumphs anc
and another win in IL starts il
which he has earned $186, ATS.
!, Eddie Arcaro has been assigned
!, to ride Pet Bully, who has VOL
, his last two races. He has sever
, firsts and two thirds in 10 starts
Ruhe, who will be part of al
entry with Inseparable, Sewar'
. and Oil Capitol, has won the Mar
cissus Handicap and the Equipois
Mile. He ran second in the Oak
lawn and Ben Ali Handicaps ant
third in the Lincoln, Arlington
and Whirlaway Handicaps.
Sickle's Images record show
!, four firsts, including the Los Ger
ritos Handicap and the F. M
Alger Memorial Purse, four sec
onds and four thirds in Is races
She has not been out of tn
money in her last six appearances
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Saratoga Results
By the Asseeioted Press
Clear and Fast.

Clear and Fast
FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claiming;
maidens; 2-year-olds; 5h furlongs.
O9r Topper dester) 41.60 1900 10.4G
AGAR lColel 9.10 $40
b Orfero (Green) 4 IA
Also ran---a STA, Son Rock The Joiter
Baked Alaska, Main Dish. Talking Fox
Painting. b Curly Joe, Barneys Joy. Blue
Lamar and To Challenge.
Rompel and Wichfeld entry.
Holly Ridge Farm and Richards .ntry
SECOND RACE-Purse. So, 200; claim
ing; 8-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs.
Ardoch (Guerin) 11OO 44O 3.2O
Suleiman (Gorman) $50 $50
Bedazzle (McCreary) 37O
Time-1:13.
Also ran-Lord North, Eraser, Gaelic
Gal, Midianite and Mirabeau
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Bobby Loyne Consistent

Bobby Layne. Detroit Lion quar-
Iterback, is consistent on complet-
ling forward passes. He had i52
caught during each Of the last two
season.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
OUTDOORS

If you admire courage. dignity,
endurance and simplicity in a
man. we suggest that you read
the latest book by Ernest Heming-
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Timonium Results
BY the Assoeioted Press
fClear and FastN

(Cleaf and FaSt.)
FIRST RACE-Purse,- $1,000; claiming
3-year-olds and up; z furlongs.
Unatded (Pappas) 660 400 26C
San-Chu (JoSephick) $40 800
Tuition Sorrentino) 26C
Time-13235.
Also ran-Beading, Yes She Will, Cogort
Dunhaven and May Flag.
SECOND RACE-Purse. S1,100: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and UP; 1 IL miles.
Lucky Patti (Baird) 4.S0 34O FAC
Nitro Babe (Shirey) 104O 4S(
Route Four (Sorrentino) $50
Time. ! 1:53.
Also ran--Violence. Possingworth, In.
nersole, Gallant Moon and Joe's Favorite
xa-..L.a-
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Ocean Downs Results

FIRST RACE-Class "a trot. mile
purse 5000.
j. McElwyn (Cummiford $40 $50 400
En- Jay B. tHylan) 500 4.4C
Becky Bright tFloyd) GOO
Also started-Dina Bunter, Duke OF
Marabil, Real Lee, Hum Excellent, Cheerful
VclStadt.
Time, 2:15S.
SECOND RACE-Class "a pace, mile,
purse 5000.
Judge Hi-Le (Hayes) 23.40 14.60 500
Senator's Niece (Myer) 1910 $50
Peach Hill Girl (Mears) $50
Also started-Sally M. Direct, Derby
Hanover. Saucy Widow. Earls Old Rebel,
Mickey Diamond.
Time, 2:11b.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Washington Park Result.
BY the Assoeioted Press

ICIeaT ana FaSL.J
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: maidens;
2-year- -olds; z furlongs.
Equal Strife (Arcaro) 5000 $40 4.20
Refresher Church, 800 2.40
Court Shannon Adams) $40
Time-1:252s
Also ran-Force of Arms, Rico Vino,
Poillette. Bahia, A Gem, Mr.. Jameson
and Tricopa.
a Wilson and Wall entry.
SECOND RACE-Purse. So, 500: claim
ing: 3-year- -olds and up: furlongs.
Valpam (Church) 4.60 $50 3.20
Var (VasiD 400 ESQ
Honest Grover Cook $50
Time, 1:232s.
Also ran-Tufy's Right. Gingerbread.
The BarriSter III. Rodrigo, Big Inch. Tax
Lien, and frankie D.
Daily double Equal strife-Valpam) paid
$l55.O0.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

While bear and deer hunts are
being organized for some 5000
Evening star., 1952-08-31

!, Daily pouble--Johnnie McElwyn and
Judge Hi-Le paid Sl5CSO
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-11

$12, 900 year job as sales mana
ger for the Florida Crushed Stone
Co. because he resisted the con-
spiracy.
He said the deal was set up by
Gov. Warren so that 10 cents could
be raked off each ton of rock to
help pay back huge contributions
made to his campaign for COVER
nor.
Warren and Road Board Chair
man Alfred McKethan denied the
charges and said the suits were a
political smear. They said they
wanted to appear before the grand
jury to testify.
Meanwhile, subpoenas were IS
sued for Kilgore and his attorney,
State Rep. Thomas T. Cobb, Day
tona Beach.
State Attorney A. P. Buie said
anybody who wanted to might ap-
pear before the jury.