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Evening star., 1953-02-18

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Evening star., 1953-09-13
The Dancer
Continued From Page CID


not plan to start Tom Fool in
that race.
Gaver said today that Eddie
Arcaro would ride Tom Fool 49,
a workout next week. Ted At
kinSon, Greentree contract rider,
has been sidelined with a back
injury since August 10.
Arcaro To Get Acquainted.
Ted Atkinson is the rider of
Tom Fool" Gaver emphasized,
And we now expect Atkinson to
ride him in the race. But after
talking it over with him, we've
asked Eddie to work Tom Fool
and Arcaro will have the mount
on him in the race if Atkinson's S
injury prevents him from being
ready September 26.
II would like to emphasize
that Atkinson feels now that he
can ride in the race and We now
expect him to do so. However,
none of us can be sure until Ted
has tried riding a bit, and he
cannot do this before the middle
or latter part of next week. So
we are taking out this form of
insurance.
Through a twist of fate,
Arcaro rode Native Dancer in
his last race after finishing be-
hind him often on Jamie K. and
other mounts.
Eric Guerin, Native Dancers
regular rider. was suspended 10
days in August and while he was
Evening star., 1953-09-13
DAILY DOUBLE PAID seI.IOJ

THIRD RACE-Pprse, S3,So0; claim
Immense lGuerinl $50 40 800
Sweet Wendv G., Popadaris Jet Flash
Grecian Maid. Imp In Rompers. Time.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; maid
LandscapinE WalD $50 80 $40
kabyle tSchmidD $50
Pine Cone. Roman Tread, Signal Car
rier, Deal over, Smiley. Time, l;07+s.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: allow
anceS; 3-year-oldS | 1s miles.
La Perouse tHiEleyp 20 800 300
Cold Heart to'Brien) 4.IO 3.OO
Deadline. Gainsboro Girl, yellow Mist.
Time, l;4Tls.
SIXTH RACE-The Vagrancy Handi-
cap; $4,000 added; 3-year olds and up;
,i'1S;. Home MaSs ;%;,.n5 Grim 1880 e!s 4sS
f Aesthetic uesterl 1.iO
Mac Bea, Is Proud, Nothirdchance,
Sore @ spinninS Top. Bailerina.' iiifrs,' Mss ks
Weesie. Canadiana. Time i:34ss. w
a King Ranch-Phipps entry.
Vanderbilt entry.
SEVENTH RACE-The Edeemere Han
dicap; So. 1000 added; Swear -oids and
up: Is miles.
Level Lea tGreen) $40 400 q "a
EliXir tWOOdhOuSel 40 400
Timely Reward tWidmanl 400
Assignment, Bit O'Fate, G. r. Peter.
sen, Swell Jampol. Indian Land
a Blaze, Mameluke. Flaunt. Time, 1:522s
a Mayer entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $3.500: claim
ing: 3-year-oldS and up; - miles.
I'm In Trouble ueS'r) 1.IO 4.IO 3.N
Colony Date (MayerD $50 4 m
Son Fen tO'Brienl $40
The PTeem, Blast O'RnSeS, ConSuS
Storm At Sea. Litter, Cellini, RaVioli
Query. Deep River. Time. 1:4eas.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
DAILY DOUBLE PAID 5000 }

THIRD RACE-Purse, 50 900: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: ] 10 miles.
GOldSbOrO (MaTtin) $50 $50
Arthur PLATE (Keene) 4.4O
Potterac. Dictionless, Pucketeer. Bit
o-Moon, Judy's Runner. Time. 1464s.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. So. 500: claim
inE; sM. 33.yeariS0ids; g turl9ngs oo 900
Texas, Melody (Ussery) $40 $50
Teddy W, Mona Lou. Tin Twist, U
Call. Glover Lady. Time. l:11as.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
HotrOck Martinl $3.50 1850 300
Ariel Sweep Madden) 4.2O $50
Special Nurse Despirito) 2.6O
Whim Flushing Dusk, Old Sol, Swamp
Theatre, Sneak Easy. Time. lips.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. s3,5Oo; claim
ing; 4-year1olds and up; furlongs.
Cross Rims Ssmith} $50 800
Valpam, Celandine. Metropolis, Eabani
Time. 1:lIls.
SEVENTH RACE-Connors Memorial
Stakes: $1,000 added; 2-year-olds; s
SWITCH sTthHitS On CGroso $50 $50 go
BY JeeDers (ROgerS) 2.1O 22O
Terry S. Ladd Freedom Won. Red
Hannigan, Hall Print. Broadway Jack.
Time, HOS.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
nasy Ins SsssroGs PsSsy sst1aT aTd up miles
Rebuff (BOucher) 1I.2O $50
Pilayya (COnlon) ago
Eight Bells, Neb Jr., Girder, FaraneaSy,
Fox Run. Time, 1:45%5.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year- -olds and up: Is miles.
Enthused (SOlimena) 800 $50 3.20
Professor Joe Ussery) 500 $50
PEGASUS II (Smith) $50
Kama, Wardril. Eleven-Boy Jr., Crack
The Whip, Miss Sue. Time, 300.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Pre-Gdme Events to EnIiven
Eddie Yost Night Wednesday

Five pre-game events have
been scheduled Wednesday night
at Griffith Stadium, when Eddie
YoSt will be honored after some
Mats and White SoX participate
in a relay race and other con-
tests designed to give the GUS
toners a laugh.
The Brooklyn born Yost, who
will be 27 years old next month,
went from semipro ranks to the
majors in 1914 and has spent
his entire career in organized
baseball with Washington. He
played his Saith consecutive
game with the Mats yesterday.
The durable third baseman.
who earned a masters degree in
physical education by attending
New York University during off
seasons, has walked more than
100 times for four straight years.
The feature event of the pre-
game show, which will start at
o'clock, will be a relay race
pitt1ng the Mats Jim Busby and
Gil Coan against Chicago's Bob
Boyd and Connie Johnson. One
pair will start and finish at the
plate, with the other pair start
ing and winding up at second
base.
Also slated is an egg throwing
contest, with two members from
each team competing. They'll
toss fresh eggs back and forth.
starting at IS feet and moving
back until somebody gets splat-
cred.
Another event will have Bob
PortePfield pitching to Ferris
Fain, two time American League
batting champion, and Billy
Pierce pitching to Mickey Ver-
non. bidding for his second
batting crown. In this event,
Evening star., 1953-09-13
By the Assoeioted Press

DONCASTER, England, Sept.
12.-Brigadier w. w. Wyatt's
Premonition, a 10-to-1 shot. won
the historic st. Leger Stakes
today by three lengths as the
favored Aureole, owned by Queen
Elizabeth, finished third.
Sentimental BritonS had been
hoping the Queens colt would
win to round out her Coronation
Year, but Premonition forged to
the front in the final eighth of
a mile in the gruelling race of
one mile, six furlongs and 1872
yards. No reigning monarch ever
has won the St. Leger.
Second place went to Northern
Light II, owned by Francois
Dupre of France.
! Aureole, who had finished
second to Pima in both the Ep-
som Derby and the King George
vi and Queen Elizabeth Stakes,
was the 5-to-4 favorite in to-
days race over the ancient Town
Moor course.
The crowd of nearly 250,000
included the Queen, who shared
the Royal Box with Prime
Minister Winston Churchill, cele-
brating his 45th wedding ami
versary today.
Time for the st. Leger, first
run in 1776 and last of the sea-
sons racing classics, was 3:064s
on a fast track.
Premonition, a brown son of
Precipitation, is a stablemate of
Aureole, since both are trained
by Capt. Cecil Boyd Rochfort,
the Queens personal trainer.
North Light II started as the
5-to-2 second choice. Dupre'S
other entry, Terek II, set the
early pace, but weakened three
eights of a mile from the finish
and was overtaken by Northern
Light II. With a quarter of
mile to go. Premonition moved
into second place. with Aureole
fourth but in a challenging
position.
Then, with an eighth Of a mile
left, Jockey Edgar Smith sent
Premonition to the front and he
Evening star., 1953-09-13
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S1OJ

THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 3-year- -olds; 2 furlonRs.
Gee (SOrrentinO) 1000 $50 400
Lost Time Clark 1880 800
Guarnerius Davis) 800
Dark Warrior, Prodigal Son, Moon Gay.
Hunters Diana. Wee Major. Time. 1918.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds z furlonss.
Ssstsanssf SsH Asfs ccIs4s aE $40 &c &c ssS ssS
The Detainer Davis) 800
Birdie l., Moose Delight. Jeepstress.
Mr., Parnell, Shadows First. Time.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. S1,4Oo: claim
ing; 4year-olds and up: furlongs.
Don Jr. RussO) 600 $40 $50
Make Haste (Baird) $50 ace
Scotch Jewel (CarrillO) 500
Bo Mowlee, Master Snowman. Mr.
FiXit Amaru. Spindle. Time. l:29<s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. S1.4O0: optional
Keep Irving Clark 800 300 go
BanawOOd Clark $50 $50
Beacon Bound (SOrrentinOl 800
Lochy. So Ever, Massanutten, Petty
Larcen. Big Time. Time, 1:52+s.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500; al
lowanceS: 3-year- oldS and up; rs miles.
Trout Fly Baird 300 4.6O 2.6O
Knotty Jack (Kratzl $50 800
BillieS Beam (SmaID $50
Char Girl. First Spur, Eagle Speed,
Many Gifts. Dan T. Time, 1853.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 400: claim
nS FHnss s-yfsF,qIds KT,q1 and up q mliss sso
Highland Dream (BelD $50 2.4O
Concise. Eyewin. Model Home, Racket,
Barrani Fire. Time. 3:27as.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Level Lea Shares
Honors at Aqueduct
With Home-Made
BY the Assecioted Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-John
S. Phipps' Level Lea and AL
fred Gwynne Vanderbilt's Home
Made shared the laurels today
as Aqueduct Race Track ran off
a double stakes program before
30,766 fans.
Level Lea, 3-year-old son of
Bull Lea-Level Best, won the
$25, ,000-added Edgemere Handi-
cap alta mile and an eighth, and
Home Made, a 3-year-old daugh-
ter of Occupy-Plucky Maid, an
nexed the honors in the Va
grancy Handicap. a $4,000
added dash for f1llies and mares,
at Z furlongs.
It was the fourth straight VIC
tory for Level Lea and his fifth
purse in seven starts. With
Jockey Bennie Green aboard,
Level Lea was clocked in 1925
for the 9 furlongs, defeating
D. j. Schneider's Elixir by
length. Another length and
half back, Sydelle Kissel's Timely
Reward, was third, another
length and a half ahead of Max
Kahlbaum's Jampol.
Green has a perfect record on
the late developing Bull Lea
colt. He has been aboard him
in all four victories. Level Lea
earned $4,000 today to boost
his lifetime earnings to $40, 300.
Last year he started but three
times, finishing second once.
In the early running, Level
Lea was sixth as Louis B. Mayors
Blaze and Herbert C. Boorse's
G. r. Petersen set the pace.
Green bided his time, sent Level
Lea up steadily and took COM
mand outside the 10th pole to
win going away.
Second choice, Level Lea paid
off at $8.10, $4.00 and $500.
Elixir, the favorite, returned
$4.10 and SO, while Timely Re-
ward paid $3.50 to show.
Evening star., 1953-09-13

though, the righthanded Porter
field will pitch lefthanded to
Fain, who will bat righthanded.
Vernon, like Fain a lefthanded
hitter. will bat right against
Pierce, who will pitch right
handed for the first time in his
life.
Catchers of each team will
stand behind the plate and at
tempt to throw into barrel at
second base, while in another
contest a player from each team
will be blindfolded at second base
and try to steer a wheelbarroW
to the plate.
Winners of the events will be
awarded portable radios donated
by Joe zamoiski, local whole
sale distributor of electrical ap-
pliances.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Ex-Trotter Wins Rich Pace,
Beating Hi-Lo's Forbes
BY the ASsociuted Press

WESTBURY, N. Y, Sept. 12.-
Philip Scott. 5-year-old ex-trot-
ter owned by George w. Reed
and P. G. and Jere Gray of East
Providence, r. l., pulled a stun
ming upset tonight at Roosevelt
Raceway in winning the $4,000
Oregon Pace in 2.0225.
The converted trotter was
guided to victory by Frank SAT-
ford in a six-horse field which
included such outstanding free
for-allers as Hi-Lo's Forbes.
world champion PAGER, Direct
Rhythm, Red Sails, Chuck Volo
and Prince Jay.
Philip Scott, next to last COM
ing into the stretch, closed fast
on the inside to gain a photo
decision by a neck from the
Maryland-owned Hi-Lo's Forbes.
Third, neck behind Hi-Lo's
Forbes was Red Sails. Philip
Scott returned $500. $3.50 and
$4.90 across the board.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Mats
Continued From Page CID

Continued From Page C-10
and hits in the six innings he
worked.
Rosen, battling head-to-head
with Vernon for the league bat
ting championship, picked up a
point on Washington's first
baseman with double and two
singles in five tries. Vernon got
two hits in four attempts to
boost his average to 1888, which
gives him four-point edge over
RoSen.
Porter1eld appeared headed
for his ninth Shutout until the
Indians caught up with him in
the eighth. Bill Glynn. who
with Avila and Rosen fashioned
three hits, opened the eighth
with a single to center. Mitchell
flied out, but Rosen doomed a
double off the leftfield wall to
score Glynn. Wslly Westlake's
single got Rosen across.
With one down in the ninth,
Easter batted for Pitcher Bill
Wight and singled to center.
Avila's single to left shifted Bob
Kennedy, running for Easter, to
second base. Glynn flied out but
Mitchells single to left scored
Kennedy and sent Avila to third.
setting the stage for the Climax.
Mats Build Lead.
A ladies' day crowd of 1892
saw the Mats score in the second
inning when Gil Coan singled,
Jim Busby sacrificed and Wayne
TerWilliger singled to center.
The Mats added a run in the
fourth on singles by Coan, Busby
and FITZGERALD.
Washington's advantage was
boosted to 80 in the fifth on
doubles by Eddie Yost and Ver-
non. The Mats picked up their
final run in the sixth when BusbY
doubled to center, moved TO thlrd
when Larry Dolby dropped the
ball while returning it to the in
field, and scored on FitZGerald's
single to left.
NOTES - The triumph was
PorterfeId'S 10th in his last IL
starts Cleveland tied a
major league record in the sec
ond inning when an unassisted
double play by First Baseman
Glynn marked the 25th conse-
cutive game in which the Indians
have made a double play g.
The win was the Mats 18th in
their last 16 games.
Bucky Harris will trust his
pitching to Rockies Jim Pearce
and Jerry Lane today when the
Tigers move in for a double
header starting at 1870 Ned
Carver 10-10) and Steve
Gromek (6-8) will pitch for De-
troit The Tigers also will
play here tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
3-to-5Choice Runs
In Front Throughout
For Fifth Victory
BY the Associated Press

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Sept.
l2.-Joseph Gavegnano's Errard
King left little doubt of his su-
premacy among the 2-year-olds
campaigning at the Atlantic City
race track when he won the
eighth running of the $24,400
Worlds Playground Stakes in a
common gallop here today.
The son of Errard and Darby
Dover going seven furlongS for
the first time, came within one
fifth of a second of the track
record of 1925 and was never
out of a tight hold to win with
seven lengths to spare.
With Errard King stepping
away to long lead in the first
quarter-mile, the real race was
for second money and S. L. Kop-
AIDS Hopes Baby gained a head
decision over his stablemate,
Mrs. Kopald's Donnaj jack.
George R. Galbreath's Roman
Mirage was fourth in the field
of nine juveniles, another 212
lengths back.
Errard King was a 3-to-5
choice with the crowd of 21,687
and paid $500, $3.50 and $3.50.
The Kopald entry returned $3.40
and $40.
The victory, fifth in seven
starts for Errard King, a $500
yearling buy for his Winthrop
CMassD owner, earned $17,15O
and sent his total winnings to
$56.25O The Worlds Playground
was his third stakes victory,
the others being the Longport
Handicap and the Tyro Stakes.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Premonition Wins St. Leoer.
With Queens Horse Third

rapidly increased his lead over
Northern Light and Aureole, who
came up to third place. Aureole
finished three lengths behind
Northern Light II.
Fourth place in the l1-horsa
field went to Mountain King. rid
den by Sir Gordon Richards.
The victory for Premonition
was worth $39,888. Earlier this
year Premonition won the Irish
Derby, but was disqualified.
Trainer Boyd-Rochfort now
has won the st. Leger four times.
Queen Elizabeth took some
consolation out of the days races
Her odds-on favorite, Landau,
won the Doncaster Produce
Stakes, in easy fashion.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Marciano Fight TeIecast
To Be Shown at Warner

The heavyweight champion
ship fight between Rocky Mar
ciano and Roland LaStarza at
the Polo Grounds September "a
will be shown on theater televi-
sion at the Warner Theater here.
There will be no home televi-
sion or radio broadcast of the
fight.
-Four theaters in Washington
are equipped for theater televi-
sion but so far only Warner has
scheduled the bout.
The admission price at the
Warner will be $3.50, with all
seats reserved. Tickets will be on
sale at all Warner theaters here.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Norrogunsett Results
BY the Assoeioted Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim.
ing: 4-year-oldS and up; furlongs
Red Design CDeSpiritO) 4.6O 800 2.4O
Annie's Choice CKeene) 4.6O $40
College (Rogers) $50
Beda Bull Atom Ride, Last Lap
Malsi, Rosy Scene, Fighting Home. Time
1:13B.
SECOND RACE-Purse, ~ 500: claim
ing: .3year- olds and UP; 1,1s miles
West n Night (Smith) 11.2O $50 $50
TOmebamba (Mercier) $50 300
KingbOlt (WilIiamSl 4 go
Tuned UP Willow Ware. Fen Fire
Bit oGlow. Hello Pudgy, Bright Omen.
KenteSsa. Time, l ~.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Bullets Pick Training Site

BALTIMORE, Sept. II (P.-
The Baltimore Bullets will prac-
tice for the 1953-54 National
Basketball Association season in
the new half : million dollar
Shepherd College Gym at Shep-
herdstowr, W. Va, Clair Bee,
president and coach of the team,
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Aqueduct Results
By the Associated Pres,

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; maiden
2-year- -oldS: 5la furlongS
Roman Spring (Guerin) 40 800 $50
IfabOdy (Green) 600 43O
Stormy Petrol tGOrmanl 1.dO
Wileu. CheChessee, Red Ran, Mill
Neck, Pat Thompson, Tippitywitch. Half
Shell. Time, 1:07ls.
SECOND RACE-Purse, S3,SOO; claim
ing; 3-vear-old and up; furlongs.
Puff (O'Brienl $50 $50 800
InfOrmer tMayer1 100 $40
Vigorous tGuerin) 23O
Active Duty Tripline. Bertrandville.
Big Mark, Perfect Power Family Man.
Time l.Illz
Evening star., 1953-09-13

grounded Arcaro rode the gray
colt to victory in the American
Derby.
Arcaro was contract rider
for the Greentree Stable some
years ago.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Pitt Gridders Romp

LIGONIER, Pa, Sept. II (P).
The University of Pittsburgh
whipped Rutgers by seven
touchdowns today in a con-
trolled football scrimmage at
Ligonier High School field.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Timonium Results
BY the Assoeioted PresS

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow
anceS: 2-year-ods: z furlongS.
Hasty Break (RussO) 4.2O 2.20 2.2O
Another World (CarrillO) $50 40
Sunny Sail Davis 300
Charing Ray, Rusty Spur. Abuse,
Calamity Gale. Time. 1:30+s.
SECOND RACE-PurSe. $1,000: claim
ing: 4year-oldS and up; furlongS.
Suebarb (Austinl 40 800 2.4O
Jack Tyrie (Teague) $40 $40
TaSan,lO tRunyOn) $50
Lady Poet. One-O-Cat. Nomorwar,
Triple Saint. Salient Time. 1:32.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Hawthorne Results
BY the Associoted Press

FIRST RACE--Purse. $4,000; 2-year-
IstoId 81, TiTs s,1TS PodIsE 1850 sfS aS
Unrestricted Porch) 1900
Dark Moor. Hoosi7r Havoc. Belgian
Prince, Tumble Home, Thunderbird
Spring Water. Golden Admiral, Hot
Breeze. lie Sabre. Time, 1:l5.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81. 600; claim
Ing, 3-year-olds: furlonas.
yiTEinia Oaks GD's'n) 1850 $50 40
Solicit &C tGarT3Il2 $50 a.9o 2o
ROYAL Glover. Hardhack, six-Three-
Pour, Brookshire, Fast Buck, Red Comet
Parklea. Time, 1:14is.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID xII26OJ
THIRD RACE-Purse, sc,7oo; claim
Admi,ralSeript tN'son) $3.50 1910 go
Carols JOY (JeSSop) 6.tO i.20
NAV Lee II. tCOOR 3.6O
Sure Try, Boeyp, supercash, Judee
Joe G, Adriana T. Ambi Abe. Time,
lois.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, S" 200; claim
Hoosier Relic tBaileS) 10. 10 100 SEQ
RiEmarole tAdamSl $40 26O
Shane tGliSsOn) 3.2O
Brooky. Laughing Fox. Time, LA.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500; allow
Admiral Porter (Ad's) $50 500 $50
Pursuance (Heckmann) $50 2..0
Country Bumkin DOdSOn) 2SO
Quick Step Free Agent, Hoop Ring,
Portray. Time, 1:132S.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow
snces: 3-year-olds and up; & furlongs.
.Recline Popara) $50 $40 40
Unbridled Bailey) $40 32O
lie Monde tPoreh) ESQ
Hearts Away. Futuramatic. Olympic
Time, 1;13.
SEVENTH RACE-HandicaH $50. 900
added. 3-year-olds and up; ! Is miles.
Smoke Screen tPOrch) 1880 1.2O $50
Sub Fleet (BrookSl SEQ 36O
Indian HEMP 3GlissOn) ,.,.. 3:4O
Trend Sir Mango. Time, l:50~s
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: op-
tonal claiming, 4-year-olds and up;
! Il miles.
Hasty Freedoms cH'n) 1900 5.GO aGo
EdnaS Choice (AdamS) 4.iO 300
SeventN-Seven tChurCh) $50
Boomer; Worthy Option, Fine Fettle.
Time. ! AS.
NINTH RACE-PurSe, g" 500: allow
ences; +-year-oldS and up, H.. miles.
Little Bookie tBaileN $40 1 90 800
/ Gallant n. baldwin, $50 4SO
Grand Juror tAdamN %
stepenmate, Strike Out Criteris. Mo-
ssne' Baby Battler. Time, l:4S4s.
Evening star., 1953-09-13

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