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Evening star., 1953-08-23
Leaders Spill Gives Longshot
Turf Victory at Atlantic City

ming the mile in 1868 to win
by three lengths. Joseph Cav
egnano'S joey Boy closed well
to take second money two and
one-half lengths before Brook
meade Stables Picador. David
j. Schneider's Elixir was fourth.
After Bobs Alibi went down,
Sunglow finished the mile in
1875, three and one-half
lengths clear of Cain Hoy Sta
ble's Armageddon, the favorite.
Armageddon was a length and
one-half better than Samuel A.
Peck's Potpourri. Mrs. Esther
dupont Weir's Royal Governor
was fourth in the field of ten.
Sunglow was neglected in the
betting and paid $56.40, $19 and
$8.40. Armageddon returned
$40 and $500, and Potpourri,
$3.40.
Tuscany paid $3.50. 1920 and
So. joey Boy paid $500, $4.20
and Picador, $3.50.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
D. {. Boys Nine Unbeafen
In AII-America Tourney
BY the Associated Press

JOHNSTOWN, Pa, Aug. 22-
washington Cd. c. Boys Club
defeated Buffalo, 9-5, in the ALL
American Amateur Baseball AS
sociation's limited division tour
nament here today as Bill
Wright, former Roosevelt High
School star, survived grand
slam home run hit by Tom Ryan
in the fifth inning.
1t was Washington's fourth
consecutive victory and Buffalo's S
first loss after three wins.
Ryan's home run gave Buffalo
a temporary 4-3 lead, but Wash
ington came back with two runs
in the fifth inning and clinched
its victory with four runs in the
next inning. Wright struck out
10. walked six and gave up seven
hits.
Washington meets New Or
leans (4-D in one semifinal
game tomorrow. Pittsburgh and
Buffalo play the other. One of
the latter will be eliminated in
the double-elimination tourna-
ment. since each has a 81 rec
ord.
In other games today, Pitts
burgh knocked out Johnstown
with a 1870 victory while New
Orleans eliminated Maryland
State, 1873.
Evening star., 1953-08-23

driving around the monument
as they proceeded through the
center of town.
However, Camden, S. c., was
selected as the site of a new
forty-two million dollar orion
plant, and the industrial revo-
luton which followed rivaled
the Civil War in its effect upon
the town. The inevitable traffic
problem seemed insurmount-
able. The City Fathers agreed
to move the big Confederate
monument to a park IN the
suburbs.
At first, citizens objected to
this desecration of Southern
tradition. However, the trans
fer of the monument solved the
traffic problem.
You may have problem in
the selection of a good used car.
We feel confident that If you
will let US demonstrate any OF
the cars from our "Peake-Con-
ditioned" lineup, we will solve
your problem. Come in today
and give us the opportunity.
PEAKE MOTOR co.
De Soto.Plymouth Dealer
Wisconsin Ave. at Afbemarle
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Outsider Defeats
Favored ChanIea
BY the Associated Press

DEL MAR, Calf, Aug. o.
Mrs A. w. Ryan's Apple Valley
scored a stunning upset here
today in the running of the
$4,000 added Del Mar Derby,
winning in the role of outsider
from Smart Barbara and Chan
lea.
Chanlea, Calumet Farms win
ner of the 100000 Santa Anita
Derby earlier this year. was the
post time favorite.
The winner ran the mile and
Is in 1895, a full two seconds
slower than the track record.
He was worth $3.50, s14.30 and
S4.20 across the board. Smart
Barbara paid $50 and $2.7O
while Chanlea returned $3.50.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
By Robert B. Phillips
StcE Steff Correspondent

HOT SPRINGS, Va, Aug. %.
Northern Virginia and Mary
land entries won three major
championships and one reserve
ribbon here today as the 25th
Bath County Horse Show came
to a close.
Literally bushel of ribbons
went to stables in the Washing
ton area during the two-day
show, but the biggest cleanup
was scored by George di Paula's
old jumper Lariat, from River
hood. Md. Millarden Farms of
Pennsylvania sent a whole squad
of open horses here to snipe at
Lariat and several times they hit
the mark. In the end, Lariat
piled up q points, almost as
many as the whole Mlllarden
contingent earned in two days.
Young Prince Mcintosh of
Warrenton led off the Saturday
parade of champions when he
topped the pony division with
his Johnny Cake. The third
important victory was the con-
formation hunter championship,
also won by young rider. Grace
Gardner of Woodbine, Md,
forged out in front in this heated
competition when her hunter,
Bright Light, took the $500
stake.
| In the final rundown, Mrs.
Winston Guests Miss Warlock
and Mrs. Deane Fuckers Span
ish Mint were tied for second
place in the conformation scor-
ing. The judges finally awarded
it to Spanish Mint.
Mrs. Myron Merry of Gates
Mills, Ohio, had the top-work-
ing hunter and Betty Beryl
Schenk of Richmond, Va, forged
ahead in the final hours to take
the green working hunter tri-
color.
Robert Motch's green 3-year-
old Spain's Armada outpointed
Short Day, owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Burke of Middle
burg, in the green conformation
section.
Breeding champion: Sir Charles; re-
serve, entry; Mrs. Furnival,
,. poEy CHAMPION not over IL hands:
ct Pony chsmpion; oyer 13 hands: Bab-
Pony grand Championships: Johnny
-, SRyseraper jumping: l. Lariat, George
3; Red Night. George Di Paula: 4, Spin
ming Time Jacaueline Vial, Richmond.
Ss5o green conformation hunter stake:
Burke MiddesbuTs f a9an SPANS mrs Armsda Roesat
D. r. Mitch Keene; 3, Uno Fair, Mr.,
and Mrs. A. cambridge Kennedy, warren
Ton Ton: .,I 4: Silver Foot Mrs. A. c. Randolph.
Knock down and out: /, High CAL
cum, M,llarden Farm; 2, Carmichael,
i}orp;a 3}c Rousseau and H1ward GaSf Cal
and Mrs. Notch
Virginia Horseman's Association high
score score award for 2-yearzolds, suitable to
Mrs Charles b. Payne. Culpeper: ~ >, NO No
News. DR.. A. c. Randolph, Upperville,
Va: ?. Pin Cushin. William M. Brewster,
thoroughbred yearlings: /. entry. Mrs.
Leigh Graham -Furnival The Plains: ,,
entry. Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Rowland,
Warrenton; 3, entry, Delmar 'Twyman,
ingalls,, Hot Springs.
Thoroughbred racing type, under q
years old-suitable for racing of any
Howland; 2; Black Atom, Mrs. Randolph
2: Clover Fields. Mr.. and Mrs. Page
Pony hacks@not exceeding % is Eyhsn hsnds.
bigger Bit, Miss Beverly Harrison.
Marrenton; 2-sHrprise,. Fritz sterbak,
Lolly Lawrence, Warrenton: Johnny
Cake, Waverly Farm. Warrenton.
Pony hacks-over 13 hands: L
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Saratoga Results
By the Assoeiuted press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim.
HdcsT;nE lns; aF19s; frssn, furl96Es' N
Don't Argue to'Brienl ''' 1i.sS Esd s.5e
Tripline: shanny, Petal. Big Marx,
SECOND RAcEmPurseL' RFsui ! $4,000; maid.
ems 2-year- -olds;, ,5h furlongs.
Old Game (Green) 3.1O $50
DiavOleZza (Waln 6.3O
Remission. Star Marque. Lees Un.
known. Deductible You, Chloris. Linda
a sheer Madness. Time. los.
Brown entry.
Lawrence Hetzel entry.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S3s.6O)
THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
Ing; hurdles: 3-year-olds and UP: about
:gca.6syiss H.a.:6 s.,,s Els,s : 4.7o sss s,s
Trout BrooE d Marshlapd End End
Adobe, Fleur De Joie, Cavalry charge
Obre-Wickes entry.
c Winef1eld entry.
d Walsh-Beauridge Stable entry.
Hotel Stakes; $4,000 added: 2-year.
ATtii3e Si1 mo tGe!@an, $50 $40 4.M1e M
obE oOSS NLdSSWeHl 00.UV lI.1u
Wise Pop, susher's Beam. b Kope:s st
Baby. Permian. War Doings. Bobby
BTSsnrS DSanstack Mfinison fims' i:1s,ss Single o.
b Kopald entry.
d Brown entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. S3, 500: allow.
ances; 3-year-olds and up furlongs
Copper Kettle (Snyderb 900 40 3.4C
Expletive CLester) $40 39f
South Point (O'Brien) $50
Lord IVor, Assiduous, a Marcato, MS
Cut In. Brushless, Early Light. Time
OWsley- Kline entry.
cap; $4,000 added: 3-year-olds and up
] u miles.
Aierted (McCreary) 1850 7.IO $50
Arcave (Scurlockl 40 6.2C
kaster (Catalano) $50
Great Captain, Combat Boots. Bit Oh
Fate One Hitter. Time. 2:05ss.
SEVENTH RACE Purse, $500
claiming: 3-year-olds and up; Wilson
Fair Brother (w'dh'se) $40 4.eO s.3C
ImDasse (O'Brien) $40 200
Captain Blood (McCreary) BIC
Informer. Stevie's Pal. Miss Nancy
Wonderful You, Referee, Harpes. Time
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim.
Relic Gold (HettinEerl 14.8O 9.1O 500
First Wing (O'Brien) 1850 100
Top Bet (WOOdh0use) 3.2O
Blue Grouse. b Grumpito. b John e
Folly, Bombast, Jonskid, Cellini. Colony
Date. Flying Name. Time. 1:54h.
Elmendorf-Erlanger entry.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Aerted Victor in Saratoga Handicap as One Hitter Runs Sixth
Washington Area Stables Win
Major Prizes at Hot Sprinqs

Bsabstts. Fox Hollow Stables, Orange:
jackie JACK a1Sn RrasF. cSlpeper; 4AAmie. Friss Fritz
sterbak, Failston. Nd,
bshSs hanter g0nIssnOt f9SssdinFc CAKE.
Snow FURRY Miss catnleen holland.
Hunter ponies--Exceeding - hands:
Spanish Mister. Miss Nancy holland.
Snow FURRY; 8-BigEer Bit; e.
FOvHSi virrinia Horse shows Association eoui,
reached, their 18th birthday: !; Miss
Orange; /, Miss Beverly Harrison.
Pony working hunters not gxceedins
8, snow Flurry l., BiEEer Bit
Sy % Popslsle; y ssbetts; S Chick
p2Ry RsneE' RoSsss RsSss over 5 z Annie: hands T.
RRsny ssERs's sa1pfs. s1ss A. }FGnn9y Fsnss
Miss Laura Lee Shreve.
oSnGS sSS dsFs stass ssrpls. BsseF T. F.nss s a
|, Pqsiltstie Betty seTSSl schenek, Rich:
mend mend 2 snS Silver Comet Mrs Edith CLARK
Delmar Twyman. MONTPELIER station;
4, Wild Oats. Mrs. Elizabeth Nelms.
Gordonsville, Va.
Hunting appointments conformation
hunters /, Southern Star Delmar
Twvman; 2. Gerald's Aide, Mrs Simon
Patterson. Pittsburgh; B., Borealis, Mil
larden Farm; A.. Candlewick. Jimmy
Hatcher. Richmond.
$500 working hunter stake: l. Kath-
! leen N, Mrs. Myron Merry, Gates Mills,
Ohio; .. Defense, Peggy Augustus. Cob
ham; g. Dusk and Dark. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Fout South Carolina; 4, Tuffy,
Mr.. and Mrs. K. M. Bruce.
$3.50 jumper stake /, What'n You
Have, Mrs. Edith Clark Bailey; 9, High
Calcium; 3, Sky Gold. Sky Farm, Rec
| tortown, Va; 4, Lariat.
$500 conformation hunter stake: I,
Bright Light; 2, Jeraldum, Mrs. Merry;
3, Spanish Mint 4, Miss Warlock.
Jumper championship: Lariat; Reserve,
Injun Joe.
Green working hunter championship:
Pueilistic Reserve, Wild Oats.
! Working hunter championship: Kath-
| leen N. Mrs Merry; Reserve, Dusk and
| Dark.
Green conformation hunter: spain's
| Armada; Reserve, Short Day.
| Conformation hunter: Bright LiEht;
Reserve, Spanish Mint.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Gordien Again Cracks
World Discus Record
BY the Associated Press

PASADENA. Calf, Aug. az
Fortune Gordieh again ecliped
the worlds record in the discus
by more than 8 feet today when
he spun the platter 1874 feet 6
inches in an all-comers meet at
John Muir College.
Gordien, formerly of the Uni
versity of Minnesota and now
competing for the Los Angeles
Athletic Club. holds the world
mark of 1856 feet IL, set in Fin
land four years ago. Earlier this
year he threw 100 feet 71a inches.
Meet officials said the mark
today will be submitted for world
record consideration. The toss
came on Gordien's fifth try and
he followed it with another six
inches past the 190-foot mark.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Ahismo, al $3.50,
Wins by 81 Lengths
In 2-Year-0Id Test
By the Asseeiofed Press

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
Aug. 22.-The Hampton Stables
Alerted won the $25, ,000-added
Saratoga Handicap today by a
length and a quarter over the
Cockfield Stables Arcave. C.
Mahlon Kline's Kaster was third.
Alerted, ridden by Conn Nc
Creary, travelled the mile and
one quarter in 2:053s and paid
$1o.70. $7.10 and $3.50.
Arcave paid $7.90 and $500,
and Kaster. $3.50.
The Greentree Stables One
Hitter. who won the race last
year. found top weight of 1874
pounds too much, and was sixth
in the seven-horse field. Alerted
carried lit pounds, Arcave ia,
and Kaster, 110.
The winners purse was $19.650.
Alerted, purchased from
Calumet for $4,000. had been
unable to win in IL previous races
this year. He went sour at Pim-
leo following the Dixie, and was
put aside for couple of months.
The rest did some good, but he
showed little until he found the
range again today. He has COM
peted in 80 races, won 18, with
10 seconds and Is thirds, for
total earnings of $379,210.
James Cox Brady's Artismo
defeated II other 2-year-olds in
the co-featured Grand Union
Hotel Stakes.
Artismo defeated the Saxon
Stables 60-to-1 shot, Sir Boss,
by six lengths, with the Wheatley
Stables Quick Lunch, third.
Time for the six furlongs was
1925, and Artismo paid $3.50,
$6.10 and $4.10.
Artismo was ridden by Dave
German and earned $20,325.
Porterhouse. who was expected
to be the favorite. was late
scratch.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
By the Associoted Press

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Aug.
22.-Brookmeade Stables Sung
low, making his first start over
a turf course. gained lucky
victory in the first division of
the $15,000-added Boardwalk
Handicap at Atlantic City today.
A record crowd of 32,367 saw
Jaclyn Stables Bobs Alibi shy
from the whip and crash through
the inside hedge a furlong from
the wire. He was five lengths
in the lead and appeared a Ger
tain victor.
Sammy Boulmetis, Baltimore
Jockey, was aboard Bobs Alibi
and suffered a possible fracture
of the left shoulder. He was
taken to Atlantic City Hospital.
Mrs. Samuel M. Pistorio's
Tuscany sped to an easy victory
in the second division. Taking
down his fifth stakes victory of
the year. the son of The Rhy-
mer routed seven rivals by run
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Special Dispaieh TO The Stor

HAYMARKET, Va, Aug. %.
In a special runoff. Miss Alli-
son Duffy rode Ballerina to the
pony championship at the
second annual st. Paul's Parish
Horse Show here today.
Ballerina tied with Mrs.
James Mitchell's Farnley Fire
fly during the shows regular
competition. Farnley Firef1y,
which was ridden by Samuel
Mitchell, was reserve. Ballerina
is owned by Harry Newman
owner of Ballantrae Farms of
Warrenton.
A Silver Spring (Md) horse,
That Night. took the green hun
Evening star., 1953-08-23
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S32.D

DAILY DOUBLE PAID $32.l
THIRD RAcE-Purse, So, 900; claim
P, Dove Tint Isurrj $50 4.sc $50
FURY Furry 'R.Ss Friend, Menawa, Duchess lSiSo ASO
mar, Lea Rondi, Lammeeo, Miss Taffy.
Spring Frolic. Time, 1856.
FoURTH RACE-Purse, S3:500; claim
Blue Josie lCulmOnel 1880 $40 40
Ginger d. tBatchelIer) 500 500
Miss Pensive (TryOn) 400
rI Re RsfgetlOntst; HaI Happy Rabbit, Toqaila'
FIFTH RACE@Purse' 81, 900; claim
imm.n.s Ing ayeaF0lGS; aESnIm.,, fpFlonss co
Sonora Bell 1TTsOn' '' 1886 200
Bridge o'sighs, Miss Fran. Indian
Lad, Three Crowns; Shining On. Maga-
SIXTH aRAcETE1HandIicap: $4,000
s9nsisx ..s..a RurS 2...n. se4O 1seS s.sS sS
Mohammedan. Bobs Alibi, Blue Rhyo
mer, Nullify.. Royal Governor. Apsley.
TIC sEVESrH SlsSi TiRf RAcE8Hsindicap: 3fhi purse,
$4,000 added 3-year-olds and up;
~; 'ssss? ss,~.n., as" ssS sss e:
F'e1Hsr Afson. 'T1 Thsisisn Hero. Hueso. JACK JACK
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. S4 900: claim.
Aware s lBateheiIerj ss.eo io.so 100
More Better {wilIiams> $40
Marsud: Blue Norka; Milldale PRINCE
Time, .454S
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Boy, Do IFeeI Low
Says Guerin as
The Dancer Wins
By The Associoted Press

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-Eric
Guerln, Native Dancers suspend
ed jockey, spent an unhappy
day at his home today.
Boy, do 1 feel low!" he said.
Il hope nobody feels as low as
do"
Asked why he didn't go to
Chicago to watch the American
Derby, which The Dancer won
with Eddie Arcaro in the sad
die, Guerin replied:
Watch The Dancer out there
with some one else riding him?
Why, boy, that would make me
feel even worse"
Guerin was suspended last
Tuesday for 10 days for an in
fraction in a race at Saratoga
last Saturday. Today was the
first time Guerin has not han
died the reins on Native Dancer.
Eric said he was sure Native
Dancer would win, but:
"The Dancer and I well,
we like to win together"
Evening star., 1953-08-23
The Dancer
Continued From Page C-1.I

Farm entry of Platan and the
English-bred Stan, making his
first run on a dirt track after
scoring on the turf.
Stan finished fifth and Platan
sixth Ace Destroyer was seventh.
The race was worth some ST.
900 to Arcaro who probably also
will get bonus from Vanderbilt.
Native Dancer gave away from
to ID pounds to his rivals. Land
locked carried the second heavi-
est weight, 100.
In the accompanying feature,
the $25,325 Prairie State Stakes
at six furlongs, Hasty House
Farms Sea O'Erin with John
Adams up beat out Wayne Ken
bricks Pursuance by a head.
Hasty Road. an entry with Sea
O'Erin and ridden by Arcaro,
was third.
The winner stepped the dis
tance in 1:1025. He paid $4.20,
$340 and $3.40.
Pursuance returned SO and
$500.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
52-Pound Turpon Tops

SARASOTA. Fla, Aug. % (P1.
James F. Curtis, Sarasota. took
first place for the 14th week of
the Sarasota International Tar
pom tournament with a 52-pound
fish. j. Donald Plunkett, Shil-
lington, Pa, landed one weighing
421a pounds for second place.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Ocean Downs Results
bY ne Asseeiofed PreIs


FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; rs Glass
sandy RI R'croft it'' iinItrer) $50 500 $50
HOmestrstch Flash tBorinE) $50 a.iO
Kings Pick. Black Crest, Little David,
Time Bomb, Hot Diamond, Time, 2;15Ns.
SECOND RAcE-Pqrse, $500; Trot
hg!ly; a'!i ca soy 'MS.. ,Martin' $50 ssC g s.;c
Boy OF Mine (CrOckett) 4.4O
,Buttercup, Petrina Rosecroft, Junior
Daily DoubIe-sandy RosecrOft -.si and
Holly's Boy, paid S26.4O.
THIRD RAcE-purse.r S7oo; Pace &C
GMIiaSslfssdd' MiSnsd one one mile ,eoo con .o
S5e1n Shep RSseeTcit sssShie Riddick 1000 ssS sS
Head Pin, Bonny Media, The Collector,
Town Way. Time. 2:0S2s.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, s7oo; Pace
Class 23 list Divisionl: one mile.
ss::s.n ssSs 1'ss S;snt ssS sS s$
Velvet Hanover. The Pye, Laurelite
Hanome5 Del Adios. Homestreteh Billy.
FIFTH ,RAcE-Purse, $500; Pace
MI:. Vein. Y,.,'v 5%sitsrO $50 sSS SS ESQ g sc
easy Tryax (Ferry) $50
>. sandra drattan, Miss Congress. Way
blaze. Time, 2:o7B.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500; Trot
B-CC CLASSIFIED; one mile.
Merry Scot (Mallslieul $50 $40 $40
Adam Spencer (Sheaherl $50 4.2O
Breeze Along tHudsOD) $50
Bee Handy. Archie Hanover, Benny'S 5
Day, Athlone Pat. Time, 2;0s.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500; Pace
Classified; one mile.
Easter Dawn tG'n'gh) 4I.OO 1900 $40
Beth Brewer Smith II.20 $50
Victor Lou (Stokley) $40
Peerless Grattan, True Hal. Bob Key,
Martybert, Dale Royal Time, 2:0S3s.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Richmond Drivers Win

Drivers from Richmond, Va,
took top honors in the feature
stock car race at Old Dominion
Speedway at Manassas last night.
Ray Hendrix was first. Sonny
Hutchins second and Sam Di-
Russo third. and all from Rich
noond.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Chart of American Derby.
On Pare C-I,


EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $50. 900
added: 2-year-olds: the Prairie state
Stakes: 6 furlongs.
Sea 0'Erin (Adams) 4.2O $40 3.4O
Pursuance (Heckmann) 500 6.2O
. Hasty Road (Arcaro) $40
Homestake. El DRAG, Country Bumkin,
c o'Hogan. Gov, Browning. f Admiral
Porter, Pipetum. b Pointing Star,
b Tuosix. Belgian Prince, Judge
Browdee. Mr.. Prosecutor, Spartan
Jett, For Free, Hoop Ring. Time,
1:109s.
Hastv House Farms entry.
b Sher-Lussky entry.
Lancaster-Green Acres Stock Farm
entry,
Field
NINTH RACE-Purse $4,000; optional
claiming: 3-year -olds and up: lie miles
(turf course).
Experimental tWEn'r) 1880 $50 $50
Lock Ont tHeckmann) $50 $40
Chickle 2nd DodSOn) $50
Dead Duck. Can Locate. Little Captain.
YSrdmaster. Time. 1:441s.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
80 Enter Cup Tourney

The Women's District Golf
Associations Class c Cup tour
nament. for cup given by the
association, will draw SO players
to Congressional Country Club
on Tuesday
Evening star., 1953-08-23

q ! S t r1C or
Camden, South
Carolina. The
inhabitants of
Camden W re
proud of this
marble memo
rial to tn e ir
gra ndparents
who G av e the
supreme sacri-
flee for a lost
c a Sc. T he y
didn't m in d
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Springfield Opposing
Jewellers in ATTEMPT
To Bolster Lead

Only four sandlot baseball
games will be played in the un-
limited suburban leagues today.
The Old Dominion and Prince
Georges County Leagues will
have two each.
The Springfield Virginians can
clinch at least a tie for the sec
ond half title in the Prince
Georges circuit by beating
Showers jewelers. in a game on
the West Ellipse. Lees Tavern
is host to Silver Hill at Magruder
Park in the other game. Both
start at 3 pm.
Shamrock AC is idle today
since its scheduled opponent,
Accokeek, dropped out of COM
petition two weeks ago. Sham
rock will play a practice game
with team of Anacostia League
players composed mainly of
members of the Snug Harbor
team, which currently is engaged
in a playoff with Swift Electric
for the Anacostia championship.
The practice contest is scheduled
for Taft School at 2::30.
Although Colonial Restaurant
already has locked up the Old
Dominion second half title, the
league will play it's rained-out
schedule of August 8. The Col
onials are host to Mclean at
Twenty-third street and Route
l, South Arlington, and Forrest
vile takes on Atchison and KEEL
Ter at Fairlawn, both at 3 pm.
The Vienna Virginia White Sox
game has been postponed to 6
pm. Wednesday at Greenbrier
Playground.
The standings:
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY LEAGUE
E::$ e.: E;:is.;s a: L sE::;::E sgs;; s:;; E
OLD D0WM1N1oN q LEAGUE. ",
GtoG G1l2nisi Ksit. keIt. : 9 Mei,e.wg. Ns ". so1
Evening star., 1953-08-23

DAILY DOUBLE PAID S53.4O.)
THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: " miles iturf.1 J
British Isles (JessOn) $40 34O
Gracious Heart R0tzl 400
Brierless Rose, Coquinet, Tartar end,
Ment Pot. Rocky Sir. Time. 1853
J.. FOURTH RAcE-Purse. So. 500; claim
ing: 4year-olds and up: ! mile
Pine Vile NelsOn) 2O.60 7.2O A.40
War Teddy Risley) 400 500
Echo Rock (Adams) 900
Hobad; ~, Rodna Twenty Gauge. Our
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: furlongs
FylinR Pat tC0ok) 1880 $50 4.2O
Hoosier Relic Bailey $50 A.4O
PirrO (Wagner) $50
vandsnell Father Tiber. Jump Tune,
Worthy option. Grass Fire. Time, iii Is.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 81 500: allow
ances; 3-year- -olds; furlongs.
Breakers (Church) $500 1850 go
Amati (Adams) 500 32O
WarleSS baldwin, 500
a New Stream. Greatest, Yea Bama.
a .Smackover, Future Reward. Mr.. Para
disc; Judge j. B., Best Maid. Time.
Herff entry.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
DAILY DOUBLE pam a41.a0. }

DAILY DOUBLE PAID &41.6O.)
t., THIRD RA,cE.ePprse. $4,000; claim
Ssssa Ssssa GSEiss %aSd.n 5u'h 1910 1875 Sc S sS
Mrs. P. A.; Bold Briar, NOVA, Queen
Hds Irish; s1b.r sm4aishing 4ia,n Perfect Hit Star
Fourth RAcEGPufsse. ae; rs $500; claim
l3s: ins 4,XSesT-olds XeaGS and up; furlongs: ~
sriel stiF sMsep Ghamp.xnsj 800 S ss" so
Warren's Gray, Old Sol, Southern
Gookn. Our Gay, Mattafor, Rodge Joe
Bsr BammYS Time. Memory; i!iGy Special Nurse Man
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year -olds and up; 8 furlones.
BeminsV. BeiatisR FSssFs Sssnir,to, $50 sS ssS
Easy Paddy Maddenl 42O
Grand Demand Riskie Bound, Little
Whim, Dustpan, Happy Bound. Time,
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: allow
Arts Boy tJe6nsonS H9 5000 90 $50 sSf'0ntsi a.so
Village (Hansman) $50
Imperialist, Noch Ems, sabaean. I'M
s'sfy sSyENTH T!Ref RAGE@pur.. I;lozii $4,000. A.,
lowancss; a-zeaT .oIds; furlcnss. fGiRl,nsS' a.
Repelled Trustworthy 22.6O 1920 $40
By IeeDsrs % %tRogsrsl $50 $40
Dot O.. Lassie Lea, First Ballot, Hat
Box, Close Out. Arthur S., Mel Leavitt,
Joe's Crest. Time, iii.
try.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up; lie miles.
Coma tMOwer) 500 $40 $50
Gray Brook (Wilderl 6I.6O zoo
L'Ayi0n (DeSpiritO) $40
So Surprised, Tel-Aviv Mill Point,
Rarediction, U. S. Bound, Do Do, Gaby
H.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing: 4-year -olds and up; l1ls miles.
Billy Bowlegs M'n) 11.4O $50 $50
kiami (StuarD 40 800
EVELYN l.. (Madden) 3.8O
DR. Rees, Newton Ards, White Brand
Appointment, Fourth Jack. Time, :443s.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Rockingham Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; l mile.
%Miss MeIiss (Cha'p'nel 1929 $50
GOttadance keenel $40
Magic Moment. Willow Ware, Suptela,
sweep Lady, Grace Mae. Jeans Jay,
Queens Taste. Rampageous, Jultis.
Time. 1885.
FINISHED first, disqualified, placed I'd.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs
Mona Despirito) $50 $40 $50
Long Hill [Bushl $50 $50
Baltimore Jim (Ussery) $40
Andantino, Joes Gal, Concentrate,
Tufferoo, Sir Stephen, Musical Lady,
Ice Cap. Bobs Pal, Elisahn. Time.