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Evening star., 1953-06-28
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

INGLEWOOD, Calf, June
27.-Rejected. a Texas-bred colt,
bridged the distance from rags
to riches today when he captured
the 100000 Westerner over 10
rival 3-year-olds at Hollywood
Park.
The King Ranch colt, a brown
youngster who ran-and won his
first race-in an $4,000 claiming
race at Tanforan Race Track last
May 4, whipped the field at a
mile and one quarter and coll
lected $64,500 out of a gross
purse Of $4,000 for his multi
millionaire owner.
Given an excellent ride by
Ralph Neves. Rejected came
from far back on the back
stretch to full command in the
stretch and win by a length from
r. c. Ellsworth's Fleet Khal, one
Of two flllies in the lineup.
Imbros Finishes Third.
Andrew j. Crevolin's 1mbros,
the pace setter, held on to win
third place.
The time was 2.022s and the
winner returned $40, $500 and
$3.50 across the board. He and
his stablemate. Resistance, were
Evening star., 1953-06-28

stand between him and the 1858
handicap title - in Belmont
Parks Suburban and Metropoli-
tan handicapS.
In addition to the first share
Of the purse, Royal Vale earned
q handsome piece of the plate
for Mrs. Weir. who accepted the
trophy from another Delawarean.
Mrs. Nicholas r. DUPONT of
Greenville.
In the six-furlong dash which
followed the Sussex, Mrs. Weir's
gallant nine-year-old gelding,
Royal Governor. made his first
start since November of 1851,
when he was retired" with total
earning exceeding $30O.O00. The
old campaigner went poStward
favorite and raced forwardly, but
finished q creditably close fifth.
Banta and Potpourri, coupled in
the betting, ran one-two, with
Steak Bone third. The winning
entry paid 500.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Rejected, CIoimer Last May,
Takes $1OO, 900 Westerner

favored by the crowd of $4,000
or so fans.
Fleet Khal, with long shot
Johnny Burton aboard, paid
$9.10 and $5.40, and Imbros, cou-
pied with Decorated for the Cre-
violin Stable, paid $3.70.
In four previous races at
Hollywood Park. the brown son
Of Revoked, by Byline. had won
two races and lost two. The win
ming efforts were not so highly
regarded as his last appearance
June 13, when he raced and lost
by a head to Ais Gem in the
Cinema Handicap.
1t was this race. plus his wisp
OF 110 pounds. that made him
the favorite this afternoon.
Margin Is One Length.
But he had to beat, so the ex-
perts reasoned, Ais Gem, as
well as the Crevolin colts, or
possibly Calumet Farms Chan.
lea and Right Bright.
This he did, with a length to
spare over the nearest, the sur
priSing Fleet Khal.
The f1lly picked up $4,000 for
her second, and Crevolin won
$4,000 with Imbros and $4,000
more with Decorated. who ran
fourth.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
FaVorite Is Third
As Sub Fleet Runs
Second by Head
By ths Assoeiuiad Pres,

CHICAGO, June 27-Hasty
House farms Ruhe blunted Hill
Calls 1853 comeback with q
driving upset victory today in
the $4,000 added Equipoise Mile
at Arlington Park.
Ruhe hung back through the
early stages but raced up on the
outside in the home stretch for
a head decision over Sub Fleet,
who had taken the lead from
Hill Gail. the 1852 Kentucky
Derby winner, at the final turn.
Hill Gail finished third, a
length back.
The winner, who with stable
mate Oil Capitol was priced at
6-1, paid SIS, IS, and $3.50. Sub
Fleet paid $9.40 and "a, and Hill
Gail $40.
Tn time was 1:332s, q full
second of the track record set 81
years ago by Cornelius v. Whit
ney's great Equipoise, whose
1ldUlC tK1C 1dCS HCd1 Dc
A crowd of 24,760 watched the
days feature race. The mutuel
handle for the day was 81, ,750,271.
SmOkescreen Runs Fourth.
Smokescreen finished fourth,
q neck back Of Hill Gail.
The race, which crossed $58,-
600 with a field of IL, paid $35-
500 to Hasty House, increasing
Ruhe's lifetime earnings to
$2O6,21O. ~
Hill Gail, the overwhelming 2
to 5 favorite, was of the pace
at the start but was nicely rated
by Eddie Arcaro in third behind
Baybrook and Royal Mustang
for a half mile. He then moved
to the front easily and held the
lead entering the stretch.
The Calumet star weakened at
this point and Sub Fleet over
took him. However, Sub Fleet,
owned by the Dixiana Stables,
couldn't hold of the driving fin
ish of the Hasty House winner.
Ruhe, as usual was outrun in
the early stages, racing in ninth
position at the quarter, eighth
at the half and three quarters
and fourth going into the stretch.
At Johnny Adams urging. he re-
sponded courageouSly in the
stretch for the victory.
Sub Fleet Earns $4,000.
Sub Fleet. ridden by Dave Erb,
earned $4,000 for second place.
Hill Gail collected $500, and
Smokescreen, $4,000.
After the race Adams declared:
1--WE didn't exactly plan the race,
we just ran the horse and away
he went. I figured we had it won
at the eighth pole because I just
let him make his move and he
made it."
Arcaro offered no excuses for
Hill Gail, who had won two Of
three previous 1858 starts after
a leg injury following the 1852
Derby had interrupted his career.
Said Arcaro: "Hill Gail just ran
out of gas. He was really flying
at first but Slackened off and I
knew we were out Of il"
There were four scratches from
the overnight field of 16-Pom-
ace and Big Stretch, two other
Hasty House horses; Handsome
Teddy, and Able Sting.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Royul Vale
CONTINUED From Page C-1.>

vantage narrowed rapidly and
Risque Rouge held only a length
edge over Royal Vale. One Count
was fourth before they entered
the home lane.
Strong Ride by WestrOpe.
Post Card held on doggedly
as Royal Vale passed Risque
Rouge inside the last furlong
and ranged up to the pacemaker
Jack Westrope put up a strong
handride and the favorite finally
wore down the tenacious Post
Card in a tingling drive. Post
Card carried 113 pounds. RisQue
Rouge STAYED off One Count by
a length for the show, while
Count Turf could get within
only seven lengths of fourth
money. Post Card blazed the first
six furlongs in 1.09 2i5 and the
mile in 1.34 as.
Bit O'Fate was scratched to
await an easier spot on Monday.
That left i've starters and only
four interests. so there was no
show betting.
Royal Wales other stakes tri-
umphs this season were in the
Miami Beach Handicap, at Hia-
leah. when he set q North Amer
ican turf course mark for q mile
and a half: The Bowie, Gallant
Fox. Dixie and Massachusetts,
Handicaps. In all. his 1858 record
shows 13 starts. seven firsts. two
seconds and one third. He was
. close second to the renowned
Tom Fool-the only horse ia
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Eagle Spread Takes
Charles Town Feature
In Strong Finish
Special Dispatch 10 rh. s,er

CHARLES TOWN, w. va.
June 27.-Mrs. L. M. Carver's
Eagle Speed showed q surpris-
ingly strong finish today to take
the $500 feature sixth race at
the Charles Town track.
Ridden by Jockey Anthony
Russo. Eagle Speed came from
out Of the pack on the last turn
to move in front on the stretch
and win by q length and q half
over c. T. Coburn's Slush which
in turn had an edge Of more
than three lengths over @. G.
Waugh's Johns Elk.
Maillot Jaune. owned by c. r
Lewis. went of the favorite in
this race over the Charles Town
course and led until the stretch
when he faded badly to fourth
Eagle Speeds time was 1909
and the winning payoff $11.60
The fancieSt mutuel price oi
the day came in the fifth rae.
when Racing Luck came from out
Of nowhere in the last yards Il
beat Rolling Boy by a length anc
a quarter. The winner paiC
$28.20. The favorite, Constant
Devil, settled for third.
Evening star., 1953-06-28

The smallest sailf1sh known
to be captured so far was taken
two weeks ago in a most unusual
manner by an unidentified
angler. Fishing of Oregon Inlet,
he hooked a dolphin and in its
mouth found a 2-inch sailf1sh
in perfect condition. The tiny
sail was sent to the Museum of
American History in New York
with the idea of proving to
scientists that Sailf1sh spawn off
the Carolina coast. Numerous
baby sailflsh were caught last
year out of North Carolina ports
and many large fish, but this
little fellow tops the record in
small fish competition.
incidentally if you figure on
travelling down that way it will
pay to write for the ferry sched-
ules now being issued by the
Department of Conservation and
Development at Raleigh.
Cobia are appearing in the
Cape Charles area and off the
coast along the Del-Mar-Va
Peninsula; bluefish. trout and
other species are being caught
in abundance. No news yet of
marlin OF Ocean City, but we
expect to hear of the first catch
almost any day. The first marlin
of the season last year was taken
June 90.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Hot-Rod Drivers to Fill
Pomonkey's July a Cord

A special July 4 field day for
hot rod drivers is scheduled Sat-
urday at Pomonkey Speedway.
Events are open to any anna
teur driver with a safe car and
a drivers permit. Entries are
being accepted at the Eastern
Racing Association. $500 North
Twelfth street, Arlington.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Portmaker Is Back;
Wins San Souci as
11-Year-0|d Rides

Portmaker, the grand old horse
which two years ago won the
National Horse, Show champion
ship, yesterday emerged from a
long retirement to win the Junior
title of the Sans Souci Junior
and Pony Show, at George De
Franceauk' farm near Potomac.
Md.
Portmaker was ridden by IL
year-old Teddy Kay, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Alvin I. Kay, in
whose colorS he won several ma
tional hunter championships.
Teddy never had ridden the
stables 'big horse" until a week
ago, when she was put'on him as
a birthday present. But she
looked like a veteran as she took
sufficient points to win the title
over Mrs. Thomas K. Wheeler's
Medic, ridden by Jean Barker.
The small pony championship
went to Diane De Franceaux'
smooth-performing midget, Bon
ME Lass, with the reserve .ibbon
going to Tony Williams with
Blaze.
Among the large ponies, Phyllis
Heflin did truly workmanlike
job in winning with Joe Zibelli's
Trinket, a well-turned bay, over
Sylvia Ann Bogley's Baby,
hunting-hunter. Complete re-
suits:
Lead-line-1. Alexandra Noyes on
Brandy; 2. Bobby Christmas on Taps;
2 Sand sandra noIIaus Haus on Happy Birthday;
Model ponies-1: Trinket, 10 zibelli:
Lucky: Lucky: Iricia I1s Bogley; 4, Brownie Jenny
sylvia Ann Bogley; 8. Choo Coo. Patty
Den; 4; Domino, Susan Arnold.
l. Don De Franceaux on Domino; 2.
Frances Hill on Psychic Breeze: 3. Syl-
via Ann Bogley on Baby; 4. Carl Lloyd
Small pony working hunter. Bonnie
Lass, Diane De Franceaux: 9. Bonny
Lad, Tony Williams: 4. Brandy. Howie
Large pony working hunters.
Tiger Queen. Barbara Beck.
A. Junior hacks<-l. PSYCHIC Breeze: 2.
Teddy Kay; 4; skylark, Nancy Gardiner.
Junior working hunters. Portmaker.
Teddy Kay; 2. Blonde. Ellie McConihe;
on Pony sVHsei open Jumper. Trinket; 2.
Blaze, Diane De Franceaux: 3. Brandy;
gR2G sRiayo oDsa 80 T9eas J. bssas HsE#shss
Johnny Dollar, Patty Den.
Pony handy hunter, Bonnie Lass;
z; Fibbe1 McGee: 3, Benedictine; 4.
Junior handy hunter. Medic: ..
Portmaker; 8, Blonde; 4, Lady Barton.
Geraldine Curry.
Pony knockdown- and out, Blaze;
2. Benedictine: 8, Domino: 4, Peter Piper.
JUNIOR knockdown- and -out-1 PORT
maker. 2. Psychic Breeze; 3, Shang;
Novice SI pony hacks-1. Peter Piper:
2. Tommy Tucker, Patty Upton: 8; Bon
n'f Novics ss ianor ii sorm hacFsn en Sunny Jones'.
Gary Poole; 2. Step Up, Margo Has
brouck: S, Boots II, Joe Lyons: 4,
Cedar, Robert Page;
:. Pony championship-Bonnie Lass.
Diane Plan wE,s,oIrs pe Franceaux; Reserve-slaze'
Large pony championship-Trinket.
Joe zlbelli; Reserve-Baby, Sylvia Ann
Junior championship = Portmaker,
Teddy Kay; Reserve-Medic. Jean
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Jockeys Fight Draw
After Finishing ~
In Race at Detroit
BY the Associutsd Press

DETROIT, June 27.-Fists flew
in a featherweight fight in the
jockey room at the Detroit race
track today.
Willie zakoor, who finished
second on Gull Stream in the
fifth race. battled with Howard
Craig, who had won easily on
Toni Blu.
Reaching the Jockey room,
Zakoor claimed that Craig had
crowded him in the home stretch.
Witnesses said the fight was q
draw. But the stewards notified
both jockeys to appear before
them Monday morning for a
hearing.
Unruffled from the tight, Craig
handled Chic Wave cleverly to
win the featured eighth race. the
$500 Strathmore purse.
Evening star., 1953-06-28

prevent trawlers and meters
from devastating the school and
also to keep the entrance to
Chesapeake Bay open if the fish
wish to travel this way. Wed
like to see some big blues back
in the Chesapeake but a school
this size would clear the bay OF
fish food in a matter of weeks.
Fishing of the North Carolina
coast, which started very slowly.
has really come into its own.
Dolphin, king mackerel, amber
jack, bluefish and other species
have been plentiful and boats
out of all ports have been re-
turning from the Gulf Stream,
Evening star., 1953-06-28
(DAILY DOUBLE Pam S264. ..o.5

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000: maid
ems: ems: G-year.olds; 5 furlongs.
MiI n,n,. Clementine tArc'ol $40 $50 $50
Alsab Ace (HeckmannI 5.NO
Eoeos Fox. Far Rss Fsmea sioddy MsE cfSls Fox:
Hoosier Havoc. Time. 0:5Sas.
,oIsouIs. rouRTH r. RAcEMruEse; e,1 $500: al
R;sis: '*'' s$
THDs'e' Ti%e 1:Sss SSS He'nacn' Wing Admiral
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, s3,5oo: allow
sifS ssi. FsSfAS Nsi SessS. SShPut' 1900 ssS
Dubuque (Heckmann) 400
Rebus. Guy. Mokatuck, Preposterous
Far Echo. Time. :242s.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; 1Is miles
Prince C'ns'rttsk'r'skD $50 500 $50
Bobs Ace Bailey 8.2O i.2O
Mr.. n, RfS1" WortSy option. streamliner, a;so
Plunger. Time, 1:51as.
Hasly House Farm-Trotsek entry.
SEVENTH RACE-The Equipoise Mile
Handicap; $50 900 added: 3-year-olds
sIS Safs S;..i s4s;%;l ,T.Sj 1900 800 :.ss ss
Hi Gail lArcarO) 2.2O
Coffee Money. Royal Mustang. a Oil
Capitol Jampol. Baybrook, Ebay, Quiet
1858.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 1000: al
lowances; 3-year-olds: 6 furlongs,
Foo Ban (MacAndr'w) 24.2O $50 4.3O
SmackOver (ArcarO) 360 3Slfl
Slim (Behrensl 2 an
Warless. Yea Bama, Incarnation. Cur
Tagn King. Cajole. Muscles, Vezlark
NINTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; lie miles
AIS Bourbon tDodson) $40 $40 4.4O
Frisk Cook 1920 0.GO
MescAra baldwin, ~ TG
Pajara. Count Deep. I Froo, British
Isles, Boots Haven. Short Nap, Pete's
Vigil. Wragele-Tagele. Time, I:443.,
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Four PreIims Announced
For Mat Show tomorrow

Promoter Vince Mcmahon has
lined up four wrestling matches
to support the feature event of
Antonino Rocca against Mike
Paidousis tomorrow night at
Turner's Arena.
The other matches are Mighty
Ursus against Verne Taft, Tony
Cosenza against Carlos Freeman,
Joe CaSsius against Jesse James,
and Frank Milano against Abe
Coleman.
PaidousiS won the right to
meet Rocca in tomorrow nights
feature when he beat Mighty
UrsuS in last weeks wrestle royal
at Turner's.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
lDAILY DOUBLE PAID Ss9.7

THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: z furlonEs.
Bless Me Too lKirkl $50 500 $50
Good Valley CKratz) 1900 7.SO
Persis% RSSg SSsrens9S, FI9s0d. .av,, 100
earet E.. Chance Lead. Time. 1:33fs.
claiming; syear5olds; @ es ufss furlonss' $1,000;
Special Design (Russo) $40 2.8GS 2.4O
Dream A Bit (CarrilloD 2.6O go
Eilly BOhn tPappas) $40
7,I Begin, Night Easter. Silver Edge
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
Fssns Luck 9Gras Sa saEiSnsS .s.sS eco $3.50
Constant Devil (KratE) 2.4O
Hunters Diana. Vera Kay. Bright
Seas Time, 1:262s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; allow
ance: 3-year-olds and up; about fur
Essis E'Ias sg Speed tRusso, 11.eo $40 100
Johns (E. DOsher) 40
Maillot Jaune. Charles, q Signor sam
I:3Oss. SoNS' AAe'
Miller Entry.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $1,000;
claiming; 3-year-olds; about 6 furlongs.
W,ns,hn,9l WISE MEka Russo 1910 go 3.:O
Golden JeeD Pappas) $40
Easy Reward, B Mint. Wee Major
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, 81 200;
claiming; 4-year- and up; 1Is miles.
Concise DOsher) $40 AGO 800
Grayling tDrury) 4.8O $50
Royal Hello (MinentOD 2.8O
Ballawood, Disputanta. Blue April.
Time, 2:O32s.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Racing Secretary Fired
By Suffolk Downs Track
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

BOSTON, June 27.-Racing
Secretary Ed Pons was dis
charged by John c. Pappas. pres
ident and general manager of the
Eastern Racing Association to-
day as its Suffolk Downs trek
closed a 60-day horse racing
meet.
There are going to be definite
changes made at Suffolk Downs
next year." PappaS said after an
nouncing PonS' firing. I'm
ashamed Of the way racing was
conducted and supervised during
this 60-day meeting"
Pons was not available for
comment.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Suffolk Downs Results
BY the Assoeiated Press


ing; .3-year ;:olds: 8 furlongs.
sFiss fI:; s,sS sSss.;s..s, ssS 5sS ss$ :$
c.sHsi Eve Wind. Mind Tunnel; STa Miss FLUSHING.
pr'9sssd .6ssd issy Ssss for Ti%s; Win. l;i4".
SECOND RAcE-Purse, 80. 500: claim
IsSo {stuart5 $3.50 100 geo
Gatica Gait; Linda Hinas ,T1entS KeaRD' 500 $.sS $.sS
. Barstow. socialite, Save Me. Ricey,
Peters Best Sum Jinx. Time, 1:13as.
DAILY DOUBLES PAID s7e.eo q sI1.4o
THIRD RAcE-purse. $4,000: claim
Descentive Mercierj 7.sO 40 $50
Hoop Jude (Trenti $50
,.dn Bold lnoI Request, Happy Tune; Contrary
FOURTH. RACE - Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 6 fur
Printers Devil taeL'n $40 800 500
Air Rocket (vaides) $50
oosn Mean L0ns 9e. qSPs %S, sh5s haSs PRICE
Do. Time. 1:122s.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
h ing; 4-year-olds and up: mile and
40 yards.
Great Neck CBush) $50 4.4O $50
Princess BLY, tMercierI 600 4.8O
Hurry Pass KeeneD 4.6O
Dark Glasses Mistress Edith. Sigh
Queen. Midnight Queen. Folk Music,
Friendly Sands. Dependable. Time.
SIXTH RACE-Purse $500; allow.
ances; 3-year-olds; l mile.
Epic King (Jenkins) 4.IO $50 2.8O
PSmeesity tMeLapEhlin, 1920 $50
Bo-Cap Rose Beauty. Hunters Union.
Snppy. Call. Anne Bonny. Time.
SEVENTH RACE - The Maynower
Stakes; $4,000 added: 2-year-olds; 5M
switch On tJohnson) $50 800 2.sO
TerrebOnne (Errico) $50 800
Cold Jack (Keene) 500
a Joe's Crest, Marine Growth. RE-
PEELED. Helentar, Ace Var, a-Can't
Please. Time, I:063s.
a McMahan- -Murlogg Farm entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim.
ing: 4-year-olds and up; Lie miles.
Enthused (Solimena) 900 500 4.6O
First Swing (Trent) 100 900
Lv"''v n0g adkins, 600
Th.nA; eassington, King Taos, Well Well.
MYTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim.
ing; 3-year- -olds; about ] mile (turf5.
lsaI-F,eam (keene) s.2O 400 800
Bamalita tSilomena) 900 4.6O
king Sign JOhnson) $50
First One, Ellen's Lisa. Count Brose.
Genie Boy; Telebras, Makani Ikaika.
Time. 1:42A.
Evening star., 1953-06-28

c o a s t, pos
sibly headed
toward Chesa-
p e a ke Bay.
The report is
t h a t t h e
sc h oo1 is 20
miles lon g
and 9 miles
W i e, or the
O t h er W a y
around. O ur
informant was
uncertain. The
Coast Guard is
supposed to be
standing by to
Evening star., 1953-06-28
80 Runners to Compete
In July 4Ten-MiIe Roce

A field of about 80 runners has
been lined up for the annual
July 4 10-mile race through Ia
koma Park.
The race starts at 2 pm. at
the Takoma Park Junior High
School and finishes at the same
place.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Nick Shuk Is Bruised
In Accident at Cote
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

WILMINGTON. DEL, June 27.
Jockey Nick Shuk suffered
bruises when his mount, Ha-
waiki. reared up in the starting
gate at Delaware Park yesterday.
Slamming him against the side
Of the gate.
The horse was scratcher and
Shuk was treated for his in
juries at the track, declining to
go to a hospital.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Trainers Suspension Is Extended
By the Asseeioted Pres.

WILMINGTON, DEL. June 27.-Trainer VIII
liam Garth JONES' who was suspended by the
Delaware Park stewards last Thursday pending
further consideration, today was suspended FOR
the remainder of the meeting and 20 additional
days through July "a. The officials charged Jones
with "unbecoming conduct and being insoent to
the stewards" During the period of his Suspen-
sion, Jones will be denied the privileges of the
stable area
Evening star., 1953-06-28
DAILY DOUBLE PAID SII9. .SO1

OAILY DOUBLE PAID $119.SO)
THIRD RAcE-purse, ss,boo; maid
ems; 2-year-olds; 5ls furiongs.
Astute (Stoutl Ago 500 ESQ
RSysI % BrirSde Gas.w.lD S'"O ssS sS
Inchin, Wilchic. a Sunlight Jess. Pro-
a Scotch Dare. Time. i:o7ss. 0"'f'
Cohn-Jones entry.
FOURTH RACE = Purse. $4,000:
sturdy sapIins aHsn'dj $50 'SSS' 800 $50
Deep Diver (Hlgley) $50 4.4O
=. Arthur Batcheller) zee
Hana ESr aaIOsy aSsy sca0n 0Tnum n;s oil Gene i shOrt
Clinton Farm-Dietrich entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000, handi-
faS 1HS sfsS fSsSnss ssS
HI Billee (James) $50 2.8O
ScobeyytlIe (BuFFI $40
AyphaSis. War Age. Landseair. Mon
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing; 3-year-oldS; furlonRS.
Gray Fleet fB'tchPR) 2S.2O 11.ee ESQ
Staircase Oames) $50 4.4O
Rowdy, Little Falls, PARKWAY. Gieeie.
Avton, Bayou Boy. Time, 1:13.
SEVENTH RACE-The Molly Pitcher
Handicap; $25.O00 added; 3-year-olds
Sis'ss;: s;:ss; R.::S;ir' nsso e: sss
Grandma Josie tLeblancl 61O
Occupancy, ISlAy Mist. Aesthetic,
Brazen Brat. La Corredora. Niluter.
Time. Il s47Ss.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: aI-
lowsnce: 3 and 4 year olds: 1,s miles.
elumed (Stevensonl 1850 eco 400
Count CavOur (BuPPl $50 9.6O
BY Jupiter Ueblancl 44o
Rouge Bull. Pompan0, Plant, Heir
toom, AFmonk. Time, 1:4oh.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
OUTDOORS

The biggest fish story we've
heard this year is to the effect
that a school Of giant bluefish
has been located of the Atlantic
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Charles Town Results
BY the Assoeiated Press

FIRST FACE-Purse. $1,000: claim.
Khyber Pass tKrats) 13.4O $40 800
Ernie o. CarrillO) 3.30 Ss3Se
Listen To Me (Sor'tino) 800
Strabane, Highland Dream, Gritty.
SECOND RACE-Purse. Al 600. claim.
ing; 4.year-olds and up: furionEs.
Rock Vincent CRuss0) 400 2.4O eco
Beacon Bound (Arduinil 26O 1S0
DeviPs Breath (S0r'tino) S.4O
Expiator, Bucko. Perhaps. Time,
Evening star., 1953-06-28
ARLINGTON Park Results
By the Assoeioted Press

FIRST aACE-Purse. $500: claim
Ing: Aye r;olds and up; furlongs.
BeaminE Light tP'raa( $500 1900 $40
NOrdic Son tAdams) 400
Mr.: Dude, Bill Boy. Chuckalong, Van.
danell. Madam Cross, Jump Tune. Cot
Time 1'122s
SECOND PACE-Purse So, 900: claim
ing; 2-year-olds:. 8 furlongs.
Wee PayOR Bailey 1S.4O 7.10 400
Scrathin on (Adams) 40O SEQ
Militant Miss (AFcarO) $50
Texan Sigh, Neal Elyse Sleepy Msbel,
Black Invader, Just Barbara, Flight
dH dga5ng Court Trad. Worthy Sis. Time.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Aqueduct Results
By the Asseeiosed Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000. claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: furlongs.
War Atom (Atkinson) 14.7O 100 4.40
Sailors Choice (W'hOusel 4.2O 9.9O
BarsaFd (MorenO) 800
Direct Hit. Sky Power, Miss Baron.
son Son Fen, Guiding. eiI Vocabulary. Romba-
Eime, 1:257s field.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000; op-
tional claiming; 2-year-olds: ga fur
indian File tRed,r'ez, 1880 $50 $50
rns. Mii Irays1 tE:r.en, ,eB0land' $40 s.9S 9S
Eoeene: SHADOW Bcxinr. BiS TiconderoSss'' FS Ss'
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s1e9.1OJ
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim
Elfs Eas.s.dS and Drum 7s.n,t.1 aSSR 1910 sS ssS @
LOngleat (Boland) 200
orsini. Diamond Head. Evans Noun
tain, Dictionary. Dugout. Time. 1:25.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; op-
tional claiming: 3-year-olds and up;
5la Fu-longs.
EIjaks tWidman) $50 $50 ESQ
This Side lAtkinssn) $40 3.IO
sahib. Mighty Quest, b Khumbaba,
Third Copy, Cedar jungle. b orfero.
Levinson- wildwood Farm entry.
Winding Way Farm"Holly Ridge
Farm entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: maid
ems; 2-year-olds; 5la furlongs.
Your St'k'gs iW'dh'se) $50 4.30 $40
Blanquits tEricksOnD 1920 6.1O
Realistic (PicOu) 500
a Lucrece, Plaything, q Errorless. Gay
Mhirl, Darlin Wife. Indian Legend.
Time. 1:05+s
Belair Stud-Phipps entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Carter Handicap:
Tom Fool (Atkinson) $50 2.sO 2.4O
SQUARED Away !NicholsI 500 4.30
Eatont0wn (Williamsl 500
Tea Maker. Ancestor, q Indian Land,
Dark Peter. Delegate, First Glance.
Time. 1:22 equals Track Record.
Vanderbilt entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Handicap; $500
added; 3-year-olds: Lii. miles.
BassaniO (Atkinsonl I1.3O 4.3O SEQ
Tahitian King tGuerinD 500 2.1O
Shamrock tRodPiguesI $50
Bob oBoy, Milspal. Open show. BY
zeus. Time. 1:45h.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, S3,5OO;
claiming, 4-year-olds and up; Ia miles.
Hiya-Sail0f (Guerin1 11.4O 40 $50
Royal Castle (Picoul $50 2.6O
Diem (Greenl AlO
outbird, Jonskid. westmeath, Fidget.
Unrest. Stone Saucer. Time. 1:529s.