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handle the horse, second only to
Tom Fool in the race for the
handicap championship.
The King Rance Stable indi-
Gated that Rejected may shoot
for some of the 3-year -old stakes
in Chicago.
Evening star., 1953-06-29

Park Saturday in track-record
time. The English-bred will be
pointed for two 100000 specials
on the Hollywood program, the
Gold Cup July II and the Sun
set Handicap July Is.
Royal Vale will stop over two
days in Chicago to rest and then
travel on in his special, sponge
rubber lined car for Hollywood
Park.
Jackie Westrope, Royal Wales
rider, will come to California to
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BY the Associated Press

PAWTUCKET, R. l., June 20.
--Narragansett Park opens it's
Goth racing season today by
dedicating the feature event to
Jockey Eddie Arcaro, who was
just an apprentice rider here in
1884 when Narragansett first
opened it's gates.
In addition to the Eddie Arcaro
Purse-a $500 6-furlong sprint
the nine-race card will feature
a $4,000 race in which Arcaro,
Jimmy Lynch and joey Renick
will ride. They are the three
remaining active jockeys of those
who rode at the 1884 meeting.
They will be up on mounts
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Leovens, Thockoro Win
Doubles at Woodmont

Don Leavens and Jim Thack-
ara are the top team from the
Woodmont Country Clubs tennis
doubles tournament.
They defeated Buddy Adair
and Alphonso Smith in the finals
yesterday, 81. 6-1, Ga.
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Outdoor Bout at Syracuse

SYRACUSE, N. Y, June %
(P)-Joey De John will fight
Hurley Sanders of Newark al
Macarthur Stadium July 13 in
the first outdoor bout here in
three seasons.
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indians, a: Yankees, !
Totals SO 276 Totals % 27 IL
'Struck out for German in 9Th.
iFOuled out for KuZava in 9Th

Cleveland - 300 100 OOO-4
New York - 900 900 lO0-l
Runs-Mitchen, Avila, Rosen, Wynn,
Mantle. Errors - Martin, McDougald.
Runs batted in-Rosen CO. Wynn.
---Rosen. Wynn. Sacrif1ce-Avila. Double
plays--.-Rizzuto to Martin to Mize; Wynn
to Avila to Easter; Martin to Rizzuto to
New York. s. Bases on balisWoff Ford,
!; on Wynn: .. Struck out-By Cor.
man. 8; by Kuzava. /; by Wynn, s; by
Y inning; of Gorman, 4 in 81 % inningsi n
on Kuzava. 3 In 2 innings; of Scar,
borough, l in inning. Runs and
earned runs-Of Ford, 3-3; off German,
IL; on kuzaVa, 90; off SCARBOROUGH,
90; of Wynn, IL. winning pitcher
wynn 0-5). Losing pitcher-Ford
'e-@l. I1me-2:31. Attendance-49, 565
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D. c. Net Team Loses

BALTIMORE, June 20 (P.-A
team of Baltimore women tennis
players nosed out a team from
Washington. 6-5, in matches at
the Woodholme Country Club
yesterday.
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BIuejacket Tops Field
For LaureI's S Feature;
Hi-Lo's0wners Feted

A testimonial luncheon today
honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wag-
ner, owners of Hi-Lo's Forbes,
and Henry Clukey, the horses
veteran driver, highlighted the
start of Laurel's final full week
of harness racing. Eight more
racing days are scheduled in the
20-night meeting.
Tonight will be Rotary Night
at the track, with several hun
dred. members of that organiza-
ton expected to turn out to see
the race named in their honor.
It's the Rotary Club Trot,
seventh on the program.
Seven hundred harness horse
owners, trainers, drivers and of
f1cials accepted invitations to
the luncheon.
Hi-LO'S Forbes Misses Party.
Hi-Lo'S Forbes, who has won
five races in seven starts this
year, including his world record
performance of 1:5835 at New
York's Roosevelt Raceway, which
started all the hubbub, didn't
even get an extra bucket of oats.
He's in training, you see, but it
didn't seem to bother him.
Hi-Lo's Forbes won a $4,000
invitational free-for- all pace last
Tuesday night, after previously
winning a $4,000 invitational at
Rosecroft. His two-minute mile
at Laurel is a Maryland State
record.
Bluejacket, another consistent
performer, will be aiming for
his third straight victory tonight
IN the Rotary Club Trot. Driver
Pat Hubbard won his last two
outings with the navy-named
SpeedSter in 2:091s and 2:071s
and expects to shave a couple
more seconds off the time to-
night. He'll have to do it to
win, for the opposition includes
Prince Darnley, Scotlane, Lady
D. and Boga McElwyn, all dan
gerouS at their best.
Good Field in Eighth.
A pretty good field has en-
tered the eighth race, a pace for
$3.50. May Cardinal, runnerup
in his last two starts, may be
the favorite, but Tom Walters
Doctor Vic and Johnny Amato's
Intangible should be somewhere
in the picture.
Going into the last eight
nights of the meeting, Laurel
has enjoyed a mutuel handle of
$3,749,564, which shows an in
crease of $57,832 over similar
period last year. The average
nightly handle has been $312,464,
at which rate Laurel easily will
surpaSs last years mark.
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PhiIIies, a; Cards, ;
Totals 40 s 33 Is Totals A l3 33 13
Struck out for Mizell in 5th.
titled out for White in 11th.
Philadelphia ~ 1Ol O1O 600 OF

Philadelphia ~ 1Ol O1O 600 OF
st. Louis ----- 900 003 900 O0-3
Runs-Kazanski. Ashburn, Hammer
Musial SLAUGHTER. Jablonski Errors
JablonsEi d 9sj: Ashburn, 0H3 Hamaer. % clark.
Two-base hits-Repulski, Bilko, Hammer.
Three-base hits-Kazanski, Jablonski.
Repulski. Sacrifce-Konstanty,- Double
plays-Waitkus (unaSsiSted): Kazanski
to Hammer to WaitkuS: Bilko to Hemus.
Left on baseS-Philadelph B; st.
Louis, II. Base on balls-of Drews, /;
of. Konstanty, l.; off Mizell. l.. Struck
out-,,By Drews, 2; hv constantly, / by
innings (faced 4 batters in 6thl; off
Konstanty, in 6 innings; off Mizell, D
in innings; off White, 3 in 8 innings.
off Konstanty, 90; off Mizell a.; off
White. IL Hit. by Ditcher-By Drews
(S-4). Losing pitcher-White U-2).
Time-3:O0. Attendance-17,710
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2tI uCk OUT LOT Jones IN 9TH,
Fouled out for Simpson in Sth.
NsW YORK --------- 12l 130 31O-l2
~hlcaso ----- 600 O1O O01- ?
Runs-Lockman go, Dark, Irwin.
Spencer |2I;, Thomson (2), Thompson,
Westrum; Kinerr, Jackson: Errors
Mueller N13lt ,. g.. Thompson: Lockman 03).
Jackson. Two-base hits - Lockman'
Thompson, Westrum, Spencer Ce9 Baum
holtz. Kiner. Three-base hit-Hearn.
Home run . = Irwin. Sacrifices - Dark,
Hearn Double plays-Serena to Metko-
vich: Spencer to Dark to Lockman. Left
on bases-New York, 8; CHICAGO S.
Bases on balls-Off Hearn. 2; off Church,
Z; of Simpson, |. Struck out-By Hearn,
q, z; BY Church, g; by simpson. q: Hits
3 men in 2nd inning; off Church s in
p innings; off Simpson, 6 in 3 innings;
of Jones, l in 20 inning; off Leonard,
9 in | inning. Runs and earned runs.
on Klippstein, 81: of Church. .5-5; off
Simpson. Al; off Hearn % of Jones,
90; cSI off Leopard, 90. HIT by pitcher
Hearn GA. Losing pitcher-Klippstein
40. Time-2:34. Attendance-222, $50.
Evening star., 1953-06-29

Today a year ago-Louise
Suggs won the Women's Ma
tional Open golf tournament
with a record 284 for 70 holes.
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Peanuts These Days

Back in 1892, the Cincinnati
Red Stockings led the National
League in attendance with a
grand total of 19O,673 patrons.
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Chisox, 13; Red Sox, 4
Totals ~ Is 2712 Totals 81 10 ~ IL

totals 81 lS ~ IL Totals 81 10 S7 IL
Singled for Marsh in 4th,
9TH.
titled out for Flowers in 9Th.
SStruck out for G. Stephens in 9Th.
fFlied out for Freeman in Sth.
Chicago --------- DOL $40 240-1S
Boston -------- 10l 020 600 4
Runs-Fain (2l, Minoso (2), Mele,
stsphens Goodman. eelners M s'tsSl' !s k.ll Il
ErrorS--Lepcio: Gernert. Runs batted in
.Kel (31. WILDER. Elliott. Fox, Trucks.
Minoso 80, Rivera 80. Mele. Two-Aase
hits-Elliott, Umphlett. Three-base hits
-Umphlett, Rivera. Home Runs-Min-
oso, Rivera, Kell. Stolen base-Fain.
Sacriflce-Trucks. Double play-Gris-
som, to Boiling to Gernert. Left on bases
Chicago. 8; Boston, 9. Bases on balls
on Trucks, 2; OF Nixon, 3; of Flowers.
Trucks, g; BY Dorish, /: BY Nixon, 4:
by Freeman, l. Hits-Off Trucks, s In
innings: of Dorish, 2 in 8 innings:
off Nixon, 10 in 5h innings; of Flow
ers, o in "a inning; OF Freeman, 6 in
. innings; off Grissom, Q in 1 inning
Runs and earned runs-Of Trucks. 4-4:
of Dorish, 90; off Nixon, ~: OF
CWhitel. Wild pitches-Trucks. Free
man, Dorish. Winning pitcher-Trucks
GA. Losing pitcher-Nixon (4-3).
Time-2:58. 2S3.
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100000 See Northern Light
Win Rich Grand Prix de Paris

dressed in the regulation tail
coat and gray topper. He watched
two of his horses saddled before
the race.
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Yesterdays Major League Box Scores
RedIees, 40; Bucs, IL
Totals 80 "a Totals 33 ~ 8

Struck out TOT E. O'Brien IN 9Th.
fSingled for Hall in 9th.
Pittsburgh ---O0 900 0l0 OOQ-I
Cincinnati ---002 100 0lx-4
Runs-Bernier, Bridges, Adams, Bell
Borkowski. Errors-O'Connell, Bridges
Runs batted in-Bernier, Bell go, Nc
MILAN. Two-base hit-Bell. Home runs
Bernier. Bell. Stolen bases-Bridges,
Landrith. Double play-McMillan to
Bridges to Kluszewski. Left on bases
Pittsburgh 8. Cincinnati T. Bases on
Struck out-By Hail 6, by Baczewski Z.
Runs and earned runs-Off Hall A
of BacZewski III. Winning pitcher
Baczewski (2-0I; losing pitcher-Hall
(3-41 Time-2:I1
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Browns, Al; As, IL

Philadelphia ~ 100 900 OOO-l
Runs-Groth, sievers, Courtney (2),
DeMaeStri. ErrorS-None. Runs batted
in-Courtney (3). Hunter. Suder. Two
base hits-DeMaestri, Young, Larsen,
Hunter. Three-base hits-Kokos, Babe
Home run-Courtney. Sacrifice-Groth.
Left on bases-St. Louis, IL: Philadel-
phia Q. Bases on balls-Off Larsen. / :;
off Byrd. 4. Struck out-By Larsen. ..
by Stuart, 3; by Byrd. 4. Hits-Of
in Pa innings; off Byrd. ~ in 8ls in
nings; off Martin, 0 in q inning. Runs
and earned runs-Of Larsen, IL; off
90. Wild pitch-Martin Winning
pitcher-Larsen (2-5). Losing pitcher
Byrd tS-S). Time-2:41.
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Williamsport So: Elmira. 3-6 Ost
game IA inningS).
Reading r; Schenectady. 4.
Scranton. 10-1; Binghamton, A.
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Dodgers, II: Braves, ]

iobdlS II 10 ~ IL IOC6lS 3O II 10
Ran for Snider in 9th.
TGrounded out for Buhl in 3rd,
Tanned for johnson in 5tb.
$Flied out for Burdette in Sth.
Brooklyn Ola 600 oo2-11
Milwaukee -------- 900 O1O 600 1
Runs-Gilliam (2l, Reese t2), Robin.
son, Campanella, Hodges (3), Furillo.
Adcoek. -, Errors-None. Runs batted
ln-Furillo G), Robinson t3), Cam-
Adcock: Two-base hits-Furilo lS).
E!o,binson, Snider. Three-base hits
Adcock. sacrifice--snider, Reese. Left on
basesw,;Brooklyn, s; Milwaukee. s. Bases
Cole. l. Struck outIBy Meyer. 4; By By
sPshhn, sDshn, in By S Rurdette 3nn1esa Hh, Hhtts7o1
of Burdette, in g innings; on Cole, .
in ! inning. Runs and earned runs-on
Meyer, IL: of SPAIN. A; on Buhl.
of Cole: 20. Hit by pitcher-By Bur-
dette (Hodgesl. Winning pitcher-Meyer
I6-0. Losing pitcher-Spahn (S-3).
Iime-2:32. Attendance-34,37B.
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Runs - Courtney, Ph1lley, AStroth.
Error-Dyck. Runs batted in-Dyck.
Robinson, Scheib. Two-base hits--As-
troth Courtney. Three-base hits-Court-
on bases-St. Louis, 3; Philadelphia, s.
Bases on balls-Oh Blyzka, 2. Struck out
BY BlyZka, l: by Scheib, 3. Hits-Of
Blyzka, g in S2s innings; off Paige. l in
o inning. Runs and earned runs-Of
Blyzka. -: of Paige, 90; off Scheib,
IL. Winning pitcher-Scheib t3-5). .
Losing pitcher-Blyzka (2-5). Time
1850. Attendance-4.5I7.
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Native Dancer Back
In Action Saturday,;
Tom Fool Gets Rest
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, June 29.-One
champion rests this week while
another tackles the $4,000
Dwyer Stakes in what could be
plain daylight robbery at Aque-
duct race course Saturday.
The Greentree Stables spec
tacular Tom Fool will have a
vacation for two weeks, while
Alfred Vanderbilt gray three
year-old Native Dancer seeks to
add the acknowledgements
Dwyer to his collection of stakes
victories.
Tom Fool, Greentree's four
year-old bullet, put on one of
the most magnificent perform
ances racing has seen in winning
the $4,000 Carter Handicap last
Saturday. He carried 1875 pounds,
a load no other horse ever has
been able to handle and won
this seven-furlong stakes inaugu-
rated in 1895. Furthermore, the
son of Menow equalled the track
record of 1:22.
UnfOrgettable Race.
Hard-boiled New York racing
fans began cheering and clap
ping for Tom Fool when Jockey
Ted Atkinson moved him from
fifth place to overtake the pace
setting Squared Away in the
final sixteenth.
Anyone who saw the race in
the flesh or on their TV screen
won't forget it. This was a ver-
satile colt who had won the
mile-and-a-quarter Suburban
Handicap May 80, dropped down
to seven furlongs, and will go
after the $50,00O Brooklyn
Handicap at a le-and-a-quar-
ter July II.
Next Saturday it will be Ma
tive Dancers day in the spot
light again in a race to be
carried nationally by television
(CBS) at 4 pm.
Apparently Native Dancer is
going to be a mighty lonely
colt in the Dwyer. Only two
or three horses are expected to
hook up with the Preakness and
Belmont hero, who has won
IA of his Is races. However,
there will be $4,000 for second
place. $4,000 for third. and
$4,000 for fourth.
Jamie X. Missing.
The Spring Hill Farms jamie
K, only sophomore around who
can give the Dancer any COM
petition, wasn't nominated for
the Dwyer due to a clerical
error. Jamie K. is in Chicago
awaiting the 100000 Arlington
Classic July 18 and another
meeting with Native Dancer.
The only horses expected tt
oppose the Vanderbilt ace Sat
urday are George Auerbach':
Dictar, James Cox Brady's Land.
locked and, possibly, Greentree'
Powhatan.
There is no chance of a meet
ing between Tom Fool anc
Native Dancer until the rich
summer 3-year-old stakes are
run. The race of the year ma,
come in the fall, probably in the
2-mile Jockey Club Gold CuK
at Belmont.
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FLIED out for Bowman in 3rd.
fGrounded out for Friend in Sth.
Pittsburgh ------- 600 900 O02--?
Cincinnati III OO3 2Ox-9
Runs-Bernier, Pellagrini, Bridges.
Adams t3), Bell, seminick (2). McMil-
Ian e.: ErrorsaLI,indell. sandloek.
Mcmillan, Raffensberger (2), Pellagrini
90. Two-base hits-Thomas, Bell,
Adams, Raffensberger, Kluszewski Three
base hit-Adsms. Home runs-Bell,
Pellagrini. Stolen base-KlusZewSki,
Seminick. Sacrifices - Raffensberger,
Rice. Double plays-Adams to Bridges to
Kluszewski. Mcmillan to Bridges to
Kluszewski, Left on bases-Pittsburgh
3; Cincinnati, s. Bases on balls-of
Friend, l. Struck out-By Bowman. 8;
by Ratfensberger, ]; by Schultz. l.
Hits-,of Bowman, 3 in 2 innings; off
Friend. i'll innings; off Schultz. l in
| inning. Runs and earned runs-Of
Bowman, o3,@; of Friend. 60; of
Passed ball-Janowicz. Winning pitcher
@5Raffensberger go. Losing pitcher
-10.432.
Evening star., 1953-06-29

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Montreal, 20; Baltimore, 5-2.
Toronto, 3-12; Springfield, 2-S.
Buffalo. 10: Ottawa, Z (second game
postponed).
Syracuse, 80; Rochester, 2-1O.
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Billy Direct
Selections
CFor Tomorrow

(For Tomorrow
1-Exchange, Marbeth Hanover,
Ted Lybrook.
2-Pine Grove Donald, Victory
Land, L. T. Eden.
3-Shadyside Beau, Pay Way,
King Brew.
4-Mighty Gwen, Krismite, Mac
Brewer.
5-Titania Hanover, Lawde Me,
Dick Case.
6-Prudence Hy, Windy Law.
Leon Grattan.
IS. A. WATHEN ENTRY, Blue
Jacket, Scotlane.
8-Intanglble. Madge Hy, Mas
Cardinal.
Best bet-Wathen Entry in 7th
Best longshot-Doctor Vic in 9Th
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Giants, II: Cubs, 7

Totals ~ l6 27 10 Totals 6271I
Struck out for Jones in 5th.
FOuled out f0r Sirnnsoo ip
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WESTERN IEAGUE
EASTERN LEAGUE.

COIOTadO SprlngS, j: Denver. III
Pueblo, 3-8; Wichita. Il.
Lincoln. 3-2; Des MoineS 0-5.
Sioux City 5; Omaha 3.
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SECOND GAME

Totals % 4 26x 13 Totals "a z % 8
two out when winning run scored.
ST. Louis - 900 600 1OO-l
Philadelphia .----- 900 900 011-2
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals 2S4 249 Totals 36 l. - ID
FLIED out for Bowman in 3rd.
4Grounded out for Friend in Sth.
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Memphis 9-S, Birmingham So.
Nashville 20-3. New Orleans So.
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Laurel Graded Handicap

SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: class "a
mace: colts and eeldinRs; 3 and 4-year-
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Oklahoma City. 8: Fort Worth,
Houston, z: San Antonio. 8.
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Minor Leagues
BY the Associafed Press

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
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(Ln.
titled out for Flowers in 9Th.
SStruck out for G. Stephens in 9Th.
fFled out for Freeman in Sth
Evening star., 1953-04-12
Promising FMy
Idle in 50, to Race
Aq0in at Rosecroft

Royal Mist. promising Mary
land-oWned and trained harness
horse who strangely was missing
from competition last year. is
returning to action this season
during the 20-night meeting at
Rosecroft Raceway opening May
18.
Royal Mist set world pacing
record for tWo-year-old flllies
on a half-mile track when she
did the distance in 2:05 at Har-
rington Del, in 1851. Despite
last years fine crop of two-year-
old flllies, that record still stands.
The daughter of Royal Ma
poleon-Grey Mist won six of her
eight starts in 1851. but was
missing from the tracks last year
due to a combination of late
season injury and litigation over
her ownership. The litigation,
according to reports, now has
been cleared up.
Although she is not entered in
any of the Rosecroft stake events,
she will run in a number of
overnight races, according to her
owner. Franklin Hastings of
Berlin. Md. She is entered in
two of the important events at
Laurel, which open June 15-the
$4,000 Howard County, June "a,
and the $4,000 Homewood, July
7. She also will run in stakes
at Baltimore and Ocean Downs.
Evening star., 1953-04-12
Champion Fl. MYer. Nine
OPENS Season Tomorrow

Fort Myer. baseball champion
of the Military District Of
Washington last year. opens a
60-game schedule at 3 pm. to-
morrow. playing Kent State of
Ohio on the Fort McNair field.
Mai. Gen. E. K. Wright, MDW
commander, will throw out the
first ball.
The Colonials, also the Ma
tional Baseball Congress inter-
hemisphere champions last sea-
son. have lost Danny O'Connell,
Johnny Antonelli. Bob PurEev
and Sam Calderone, all out of
the service and now with major
league teams. Capt. John Nc
Carthy, coach, hopes that such
newcomers as Alex KonikowSki.
Dick Geidlin, Bob Blanchard
and Walt Stapleton will help
make up for the losses.
Fort Myer will defend its
MDW title in a tournament to
be held at Fort Belvoir August
24-28. If successful, it will go
to Fort Sam Houston. Tex. for
the all-Army championship Sep
| tember TIL.
Evening star., 1953-04-12
SandoW's Grandson
Shoots Self, Dying
BY The Associoted Press

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, April
11.-Billy SandoW, 80, of Toledo.
Ohio, a professional wrestler and
grandson of the famed strong
man Eugene Sandow, was near
death today from a bullet wound
in the head which police said
was self-inf1icted.
Patrolman j. c. Brock reported
the wrestler fired the bullet while
lying on the bed Of his trailer
while his wife, Virginia, was at
breakfast a few feet away. The
gun fell beside the bed.
Physicians at Mound Park
hospital said the bullet entered
the right temple and lodged in
his brain.
Police Capt. Evan A. Whittier
quoted Mrs. SandoW as saying
her husband has been despon-
dent since he was seriously in
jured in an automobile accident
last January.
"He was afraid he would never
reach his peak as a top wrestler
again." he quoted her as saying.
Sandow, widely known in
wrestling circles, was to meet
Austin Shivers of Tampa in a
match here next Wednesday.
Evening star., 1953-04-12
Tech Alumni Club 10 Hear
Bill Werber tuesday

Techs Alumni Circle T Club
will hear Bill Werber, former
major league inf1elder, at it's
meeting at $3.50 pm. Tuesday
at the Touchdown Club, 1414 I
street NV.
Bill, one time star of the Gin
cinnati Reds and several other
teams. will discuss his recent
trip to Europe and his baseball
predictions for this years cam
paign.
1t will be a homecoming for
Werber, who starred at Tech be-
fore going on to Duke University
and the big leagues. He's also a
member of the Tech athletic
alumni group.
Discussion of the clubs an
nual awards banquet in June
also is scheduled. In addition.
the program will include several
films. All former Tech athletes
are invited.
Evening star., 1953-04-12
Joe Palmer Hydro Leads
Cherry Blossom REGATTA

In the first inboard power
racing program ever held on the
Tidal Basin, Joe Palmer, the
pioneer of the event, won the
second heat of the 135-cubic-
inch hydro race then captured
the featured free-for- r-all for top
honors yesterday in the Cherry
Blossom Festival regatta.
Only one casualty occurred in
the close confines of the Basin.
In the for-all, Frank Ver-
mons Fancy Free skidded into
the wall and tore out most of its
stern and lost it's rudder. Ver-
non was in second place at the
time.
Jack Blank will present Palmer
the winners trophy at a future
date, but Palmer has promised
to turn the award over to the
Capital Power Boat Racing
Association. which sponsored the
program.
Summaries:
135-cubic-inch hydros: First Heat,
Frank Vernon: ., Joe Palmer: 3. Stu
Gruh6s. Second Heat. Palmer: ..
Free-for- -ail-i. Palmer; n: 5nefr = Grubbs; 2
Amato Tanel Did not finish0Vernon,
Paul Price and Mike Roberts.
Evening star., 1953-04-12
KeeneIund Results
By the Assoeioted Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year -olds; 6 furlongs.
1 Tor Pretty M Madden' $3.50 a. it.s" 60 e s.aS aS
Siithereen (Popara) 1890
Creme De Cocoa: Modest Ann, MI
Say Belle, Prandium Miss Lakeview
and Big Eyed. Time. 1:13as.
filed.
SECOND RACES. 900; maidens: q
O'SyStem GScurIock) $50 500
Power Drive (Heckmann) $50
aJohn Willie. War Gable, aB-sue,
Sir Cheers. b Eternal Froiic and Eternal
Roach and Brumfeld Bros. entry.
Gushen and Edwards entry.
THIRD RAcE-Purse, sa,e5o; allow
anGss; ao'ss :iyear-olds; about = = mile an .,o
Bright CharEe tGrOhs) 100 $50
PeGeen tROgers) $50
-, St Jude, Wings Away. Bonsoir Alice.
Fleece. Be Mi Dear, Rose of Grey and
Bit O'Bim. Time 0:462s.
WEIGH and Kosiba entry.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. s3a5o: al
ssae Ad.ms1 Sy1eaF-0ids ss fuslS0ss,
Dueling (ROgers) $40 400
Regal Manner (DOdsOn) $50
0Llduy NOOA. spanish hTmdQHs AQ-
mirals Wave and Sweet Mural. Time,
lis.
FIFTH RACE--Purse. $3.50; allow
ances: 3-year-olds: furlongs.
Berseem (Arcaro) $50 $50 $50
Jim Brier CPOpara) 4.6O 800
Blenrlam (GrohS) $50
Eljaka, Golden Voice, Mr.. Bob. Cajole
Best Maid and Slippy. Time. 1:12.
SIXTH RAcE-The Phoenix Handicap:
purse; $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and
up; furlongs.
Pet Bully DOdsOn) 1910 $50 eco
Hill Gail (Arcaro) 2.6O 22O
. Seward (HOweln eco
Free For Me, Mon Pharo. Pomace
and Mail From Home. Time. 1:104s.
Hastey House Farm entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $500;
Claiming 4-year-olds and up; I fur
Old Pat tMacAndrew) 13.4O $50 4.sO
First Heir (Owenl $50 SEQ
Dead Duck (ArcarO) 400
Trigger Happy, Shallow Brook.
Battle Hero. Mahplay. Alabama Belle,
Irish Flare. Tis Joe and Logo. Time, 1:25.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; lie miles.
Iulkinghorn (Arcarol $40 $50 800
La Ganadora (AdamSl SEQ 2.6O
AdeIaDtad0 (Kaelin) SAC
Super Speed, Miss Muffet, Myrmidon,
Resort and DemocleS. Time. 1:4oAt,A