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Evening star., 1953-06-21
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, June 20.-The
Executive Committee Of the
United States Golf Association
today invited nine players, five of
them newcomers to the interna-
tional series, to represent the
United States in the 1853 Walker
Cup matches against Great
Britain.
The most notable omissions
were those of Frank Stranahan,
a 1949-51 Walker cupper, and
Bobby Knowles, 1851 team
member.
The matches will be played at
the Kittansett Club, Marion;
Mass, September As. AS usual,
they'll consist Of four foursomes
and eight singles matches. The
United States has won all three
postwar competitions and leads
12-1 in the overall records since
1922.
The players invited are Bill
Campbell, Huntington, w. Va;
Dick Chapman. PinehurSt. N. c.:
Don Cherry. Wichita Falls.
Texas; Charles Coe. Oklahoma
City; James G Jackson, st. Louis;
Gene A. Littler, San Diego: Sam
Urzetta, Rochester, N. Y; Ken
venturi. San Francisco; Harvie
Ward, Atlanta.
Amateur Champion Jack West
Evening star., 1953-06-21
By the Asseeioted Press

NEWPORT. r. l.. June 20.-A
feet Of 80 sleek sailing craft
started the fourth biennial 466-
mile Newport to Annapolis
yacht race today under ideal
weather. conditions.
The only one of the II Class
A entries to foul at the noon
start was the 67-foot yawl, Sea
Lion, owned by Gilbert Verney,
Manchester IN. H. textile man
ufacturer, sailing out Of Nam
tucket, Mass.
Sea Lion went across the
starting line between the U. S. S.
Lloyd and Brenton's Reef light
ship a scant few seconds ahead
of the gun and lost valuable time
making another crossing.
Under sunny skies and with a
12-knot breeze from the south,
southwest, the well-regarded 73-
foot yawl, Bolero, with owner
John Nicholas Brown of Provi-
dence at the helm, found the
sailing conditions much to her
liking.
Brown, former Assistant Sec
retary of the Navy for Air, was
off to a fast start along with
Nina, 59-foot schooner sailed by
De Coursey Fales of New York
City, and Nirvana, the 65-foot
Evening star., 1953-06-21
jamie K
(Continued From Page CID

NNOAACAAAASO CAOu rage I.41
to his earnings. The victory
raised these to $97, ASS.
Arcaro ran the horse exactly
the way Trainer John Partridge
likes to see the rabbit-chasing
jamie K, perform. The Nations
premier stake rider had his
mount dead last as the field
rounded the clubhouse turn. Mrs.
Walter M. Jeffords' Maabrook set
the early pace, with Landlocked
and Gran Chaco in close pursuit.
Jamie K. was running easily
under a stout hold as the seven
horses raced down the back
stretch. AS they came past the
half-mile pole and moved around
the far turn, Arcaro waved his
bat in front of Jamie K. and the
Norris colt began to move. From
last to second he raced and at
the top Of the stretch he showed
his nose in front. stretching out
his lead with every strike. Land
locked came on to take second
and Gran Chaco third as Maa-
brook faded. Hal Price Head
ley's Regal Manner wound up
fourth.
CamargO Held Record.
The old track record was 1:49,
set by Camargo in 1948. Jamie
ks take was the richest ever
offered in the Leonard Richards
as Jampol's $32,035 last year was
the previous high for the stake.
Partridge announced after the
race that jamie K. would be re-
turned to New York tomorrow
and would remain there for
about 10 days before being
shipped to Chicago for the Ar
lington Classic and another shot
at Alfred G. Vanderbilt's Native
Dancer. Partridge and Arcaro
are still hopeful that they can
beat the Dancer in Chicago,
July 18.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
Walker Cup Team Lists Five
Newcomers, Omits Str0nohon

land of Everett, Wash, is the
10th member.
Charles r. Yates of Atlanta
previously had been named as
non-playing captain of the team.
In case any of the original
nominees are unable to accept
the invitations, the following
alternates were listed: Arnold
Blum, Macon, Ca; Billy Joe
Patton, Morgantown, N. c., and
Jimmy McHale, Philadelphia.
Cherry, jackson, Littler, Ven
turi and Ward were invited for
the first time. ALI the others.
including Yates, have played in
previous Walker Cup matches.
Campbell, Chapman, Coe and
Urzetta were members Of the
1851 team, which beat the
British, 6-3, with three matches
halved, at Birkdale. England
Coe also played in 1949 and
Westland, 48-year-old member
of Congress, was q member OF
the 1892 and 1884 teams.
The Royal and Ancient Coli
Club Of st. Andrews has chosen
four players for the British
team, to be captained by 1t. Col
A. A. (Tony) Duncan. They are
Joe Carr Of Dublin, who beat
Ward for the British Amateur
championship three weeks ago:
John A. Langley. John l.
Morgan and Ronald ]. White.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
WeatherIy and DiRusso
Win Races at Manassas

Joe Weatherly of Norfolk, Va,
scored his 21st victory of the
year last night when he took one
of the co-featured 25-lap races
for modified stock cars at Old
Dominion Speedway, Manassas,
Va. The result cemented his
grip on third place in NASCAR's S
national drivers rating with
LAOS points.
Sonny Hutchins of Richmond
was second and Nanny Zervakis,
also of Richmond, was third.
An accident almost marred the
second 25-lap grind. Joe Tucci
Of Richmond suffered head and
hand cuts when his car hit the
fence. He. was sent to Arlington
Hospital but released after treat
ment,
Evening star., 1953-06-21
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S1ss.oO5

ing: 3-year-olds;- furlongs.
Old Rugged lDOdson) 1890 $40 SEQ
Buster Jim (PoDara) $3.50 11.8O
Prince Adaris. crossbow Girl. Piisht
Captain. Possess, Dads Degree. Burnt
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowances: 2-year-olds; 5 furiongs.
Inaationery (DodsonJ 4.2O 800 e.6O
Hale n Herty 3Heckmann( 4.sO $50
Philr1or Christy Imp. Hats Fiddle.
Runacross, Depth o. Ny Dream Lady.
FIFTH RAcE:--Purse. $1,000; allow
Ess:f 81: s::, 4 =: SS:%; ss:
Poe Bah tMacAndrew) 4.2O
p.ss Yea Bsma, Honey Pleas. Pipe Of
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: allow
Sir Mango lErb) 7.4O 4.6O 4.sO
McCreight Bailey 11.8O 500
Ace Destroyer (HeckmannD $50
Arms. ,Platan. Time. 1:44H. ~ "
SEVENTH RAcE-Handicap; $50. 900
sdssS saS: NSsmsS and esc as SEQ ms; ESQ
Sunny Dale Cook SEQ 800
Adams on Fox (Heckm'n) $50
Able Sting, Smoke Screen, Baybrook,
Seward. Dry Run, Royal Mustang,
Time 1:43h.
Hasty House Farmn & Trotsek entry
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500: al.
lowances: :4:year-olds and up; 1M miles.
Very Special Bailey $40 500 2.4O
Miss Brook (Heekm'n) 7.2O 500
PenAway (DodSOnl -2.6O
- Solid Red, Altruistic. Prince consort.
Time, 1:51M.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow
encess 4-year .olds and up; z furlOngs.
Logo (Ad0ms) 100 3,8O 260
Vital Sun tChurchl 4,60 200
En- Fleur (MoFfissey) $40
Topper B.. Worthy Option. Neverlator.
Black Stream. Time. 1:24 new track
record).
Evening star., 1953-06-21
Weather Ideal as 80 Yachts
Start Newport Annapolis Race

yawl owned by Harry G. Haskell
of Wilmington, Del.
The 10 Class B entries and nine
In Class c passed the starting line
right on schedule at 15-minute
intervals after the Glass A boats.
The record for the distance
86 hours, l minute and Z Sec
onds-was made in the 1851 race
by Bolero. The Class A leaders
are expected to arrive at Annap-
oils early Wednesday morning.
The Naval Academy has four
entries. Vamarie and Royono in
Glass A and Fearless and Swift
in Class c. The Coast Guard
Academy at New London, Conn.,,
has entered Arion, 42-foot
ketch, in Glass B.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
Cumberland Results
by the Assoeioted Press

ing; S.year-olds and up: about fur
& &Ssst AZ TYRE ers.sgel 1880 s.sS sS :.sS S
! .'1san Toassians: All-Rlsht. Honour Student aS
sesasessE sEeoNn Txsef!erp m $685. Claim
Sssqesia Ss5'9s! {ssI1is1 3sSr5sHtno' 400 SS $s
Hells Flame. Moon Dots. Papa Coon.
Rugene. Kohmia. Time. 1:22ss.
1DAILY DOUBLE PAID s21.4O.l
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 81 900: allow
aesssi. aesss ysaT9d' 5ran about zoo ipsonss saS
Sum brandy tBauer, $40 ESQ
Dark Patrol. Sunny Sail. Ice Cutter.
elai9ins iE?z sAcd and uass rs; 81 }S9
T:s1z Myr.l. S:,! ecfn r., ssso .eso 3aaSS q
Si Nisht htcs Extra Mark oMars. aunmsfer. S;s"
Medel Home. Guiled Missile. Time.
FIFTH RAcE-purse. $1,000; claim
MamaIoi tDosher, ~ $40 SO
Canron. Honey Bunch. Time, 1:5O3s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; allow
ances: 3-year-olds: 6la furlongs.
Bristol Joe (CarI0) 1890 $50 40
Blue Whis Kid Clark SEQ 4.20
Bright Seas (DFury) 1910
Leisurely. War Egret, Acres, Turnesa.
sesiSaaSs1 ssvESTH RACE f; 1-SSrsi Pars., $1,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up: l IL miles
Fidelitas (Sorrentinol $40 $50 $50
Sea Level (Davis) 600 $50
Hardness (GranO 500
Beau Koo. Busy Day, Sir Imp. Mates
Boy Time, 1:504z.
EIGHTH RACE Purse, 81 900:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; IL miles.
Boned Up (Bauef) 1920 500 4.6O
BallAWOOd (ArduinD 14.OO $50
Rough Candy (DosheF) $50
Dapper Miss, terminate. Smart Start.
Smoke Puff. Veteran. Time. 1:52h.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
Indian Land Second
In Driving Finish;
Count Turf Third
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

NEW YORK, June 2O.-F1aunt,
q 26-to-1 shot owned by a Long
Island sail-maker. sailed down
the long Aqueduct stretch today
with Sidney Cole in the saddle
to capture the 48th running Of
the $29, $50 Queens County Han
dicap.
Second longest-priced horse
in a field Of 10, overlooked by an
opening day crowd of 27,528 at
tending in 92-degree weather,
Flaunt returned $3.50, $40 and
5000 as he barged to the front
in the final sixteenth of a mile
to win by half-length over Al
fred G. Vanderbilt'S Indian Land.
The brown. four-year-old son
Of Challenge Me-Millchic Is
owned by Arnold Skjeveland Of
Stewart Manor, N. Y.
Only Second Stake Victory.
Flaunt had won. only one stakes
race in his career prior to today
the Lamplighter Handicap last
year at Monmouth Park.
Flaunt ran in fourth place
much of the way in today's mile
and-one-sixteenth race, carrying
second lowest impost Of los
pounds. His time was 1:44h on
a fast track.
Mrs. Ben F. Whitaker's Hitex,
the 5-to-2 favorite, was in front
going into the clubhouse turn.
However, Ogden Phipp's Ancestor
took the lead entering the back
stretch, with three -fourths Of a
mile to go, and held it to the head
of the stretch.
Then, with a quarter Of a mile
remaining, Hitex, under III
pounds, moved into a lead he
couldn't hold. With an eighth
of a mile left, Hitex still held a
length -and-a-half lead over
Flaunt, but tired and finished
fourth.
Count Turf Third.
Indian Land, with ia pounds.
finished az lengths ahead of
Jack Amiel's Count Turf, winner
Of the 1851 Kentucky Derby.
Flaunt had won only one race
In eight previous starts this year
and today's triumph earned his
owner $20,300.
Mrs. Alfred Roberts Eaton
town led all the way to beat six
rivals in the co-featured King
ston Purse. covering the six fur
longs in Ill, just three-fifths
of a second of the track record.
The Harborvale Stables Dark
Peter, even money favorite,
closed fast to get second. half a
length behind, while Wander
bilt's First Glance also finished
with a rush to take third place.
F. Ambrose Clark'S 10-year-old
Tea Maker was fourth.
Eatontown paid $3.50, $3.50
and $3.50.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
Miss Harrison Wins
.Loudoun Show Title
With Pony, Bigger Bill
By Robert B. Phillips

MIDDLEBURG. Va, June 20.
When little Beverly Harrison
came up from Richmond about
a year age. she brought to
Northern Virginia a trim. chest
nut pony. less than 4 feet high.
The name Of this well-co- -ordi-
mated midget is Bigger Bit. who
today added another to a long
series OF championships earned
on the junior show ring circuit.
Last year at the Loudoun
County Pony and Junior Show.
Bigger Bit won the jenkins
Challenge Bowl, coveted trophy
in the Pony Corinthian class.
Today Miss Harrison's pony re-
peated that feat and rolled up
the point score which also net
ted her the Capital Airlines
Trophy for the grand champion
ship of the two-day meeting.
40 Ponies Compete.
Bigger BITS competition in
cluded almost 40 ponies Of all
sizes, some of them veteran
troupers in the show ring.
The reserve grand champion
ship fell to Blanche Johnson's
Valbo, a newcomer to Northern
Virginian competition, who also
took home the Junior hunter tri-
color to his Rockville, Md. stable.
Valbo was handled by Laura Lee
Shreve Of Falls Church. who also
earned a championship in her
own right in the large pony divi-
sion. Her old campaigner. Pop
sicle, was in top form at this
show and outpointed Richard
Zimmerman's Pinocchio. who
was the grand champion at
Loudoun in 1852.
The Loudoun County commit
tee, which stages this meet,
turns over all its profits each
year to Loudoun County Hos
pital. In the past the check has
run as high as $2,500. There
also is q Loudoun County Hos
pital trophy offered to the jun
ior Corinthian hunters. Present.
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur God
frey, this cup was awarded to
Barab, owned by the Misses
Penny and Berkley Jennings of
Charlottesville.
Hunt Team Protests.
After the pony hunt team had
been won by Smokey Joe, ridden
by Billy Boyce, III; Pinocchio.
with Richard Zimmerman up,
and Fritz Sterbak's Surprise, a
formal protest was lodged by Fox
Hollow Stables of Orange. Va.
The judges had ruled that the
three youngsters on the winning
team had a right to mix large
and small ponies to form a unit.
Fox Hollow's entry finished
fourth in the competition.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
Lord Steward Turns In
Fastest Trot Of Yeor
BY the Associated Press

WESTBURY, N. Y, June 20.-
Lord Steward, owned by Ralph
H. Kroening of Milwaukee,
turned in the fastest trot of the
year tonight, winning the Flower
Hill free-for-all at Roosevelt
Raceway in 2:02.3.
Dick Williams, Lord Stewards
driver, let Gene Mac set a siz-
zling pace of 59.3 for the half
and 1911 for the three-quarters,
then made his move in the
stretch and pulled away from
the favorite. Roy S. was third.
Lord Steward returned $6.40
for So,
Evening star., 1953-06-21
Cindo Repeats 1852 Victory
In Monmouth's S Regret Cop

an easy one. The bay filly was
hard pressed on the backstretch
as Recover. Versify and Blue
Rhymer battled her gamely.
Recover gained a neck margin
on the far turn as Versify and
Blue Rhymer dropped back. and
then had to give way to the
speedy Cinda on the home turn.
The two fought it out in the
stretch. with Cin6a pulling away
to a clear margin in the last
70 yards.
The purse was worth $15,850
to Shouse. who saw his filly raise
her winnings for the year to
$33.150 in four starts. Cinda
won an allowance race at Pim-
leo in her first race last month.
Mrs. S. M. Pistorio's Brazen
Brat. lightly regarded in the
betting. finished third in the
6-furlong dash, while H. A,
Grants Occupancy was fourth.
Cinda's time was I:12.3.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S14.7O.J


. THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000; maiden
Fine Alibi tAtkinson) 1880 6.IO 800
Star Show iSchab) $50 $40
OFsini (GOrman) 2.3O
I Paramount Pete, Glorious Emma.
Punch card Si Gallant as'oR Roy. with SSe::
Brstisax-Tarr entry.
FouRrH RAcE-Purss $4,000: maid
stliiins tzfsFiGlss Gsar 55uslsof'4 5so sso
Eposbnsh ass%sn tHettinser5 aGSUss ''' $50 $50
NE Ne Tssytt' t Ni56lH roSoIs.or' staysT
q aAmawaik Time. j :Oess.
Waller 7Brasburn Farm entry,
cap; s7s5oS added: s-yearaoids sisEn and fnH up:
G.t:nts.n ter.en, 1910 8 $50 60 3 $50 g
Hall Of Fame, sagittarius. Tea-Maker
Jet Master. Time. Ill.
SIXTH RAcE-The Queens County
Handicap: $4,000 added: 3-year-olds
fisans fnS SD; lcoi:, i: miles $3.50 1000 1920
Count Turf tMcCrearyl 3.6O
ssSSD ksex kias }G Hsh
SEVENTH RACE Purse. $4,000;
claiming; 4-year- -olds and up; furlongs.
Family Man (Atson) 1920 1910 6.3O
Dusty D0rlin (MOrenO) 1920 500
Dictionary (Higley) 2.SO
Miss Meggy. Bedazzle Dugout. RAM
bling Mary. Fidget, Lucky Bull. Time,
1:12.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. $500;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 11s miles.
Westmeath (Het'g'r) 22.1O 1910 8.3O
JOIie Boy (Higley) $50 $50
. Grumpit0 (Gfeen) $40
Bombast, Jam Session, Maretazo.
Blue Grouse. Halls Testing. Time, 1899.
n Elmendorf- KoDald entry.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
S6 10 Begin Play
In Women S District
Title Golf Tomorrow

Betty CARRIER of Argyle. the
defending champion. tops field
of 86 golfers who start play to-
morrow in the annual District
Women's championship at Ken
wood Country Club.
The 18-hole qualifying round
will be followed by one round Of
match play daily through the
finals in all flights on Friday.
Miss CARRIER has been playing
the best golf of the season among
the District women golfers. but
at Kenwood she will be buck
ing a strong delegation from the
host club. home of the District
first team champions.
The entries include Mrs. Betty
Meckley Of Kenwood. a three.
time champion; Mrs. Jack Smith
of Prince Georges. a runner-up
last year, and Mrs. E. C. Ferri-
day. jr.. of Chevy Chase. medal
ist last yea. after a playof with
Mrs. Smith.
$50. Lucille Eiast Basth Tss. ssrry,., and Mrs.
Ora Emse prince Georsesj; s:55,
snd and Georgia MeKesgsS SesrsS tAssyle s:aS. 200
csrtens sKenwood!; s:oS' Mr.; Mrs. Milton
Harris tWoodmentl and Mrs. Sam
cr9cksr snd Mo Mo Mrs Reg How
son SON lconsrsssionaf; 9:i5 Mrs, deorss
day Chevy Chase; 9:2O. Mrs. J.. p
nrs sna Betty as Msesies n s
IKenwoodI and Mrs. Jack Smith prince
.nS $$S MIS- 2. hss,an MeEs.n snxseS,.
ss Mol4 Mfi R.nWood z H MrP94E MS sna Hs' ES rds
and MRS. g: g. Fuller (Kenwood|; a;5o:
FnckeI Mrs cefy sss Ms EaHn goSn
Ives IColumbia) and Mrs. Carl MacCar-
tee 5Columbia'. @ uu. w..,. ,c.,,
bial and Mrs: John Ryerson tcol,n'biai
Mrs. p: B Mofiat tcheyy chsseS: Io:i0;
Me- HPs Hsy%ss SSss7 p%Is" GS''B Sp!IsFp & io "a
Widmayer fSi az tkenwsood5; s T6 f6:26 S Mrs. Il, E.
asso Msnor); MfRct iS:a5 aha Mrs rs r. Ksppler
jjSMIsnor} and Mrs. oeorse MsEsim
eGass. .sa MRS Mrs RssE lin Essssn Es RRs: tPEns
sTinse deorses5 and Mrs p N. Miilstf
Ponslas nk pfRse sSrfes ea MIS- Mrs sFFy
lin, Bethesda5: 1850, Mrs Morris Bar
roll Chevy Chase and Mrs. Arthur
F"e'An 'one's fentS EnSie Tee.
$50, Mrs. John Mancos tBelle Hayenl
End Snd. Mrs Franklin Rabeock 'Che,yy s,yy
Haven; 300. Mrs. 8. II. Lane tBeiie
Haven and Mrs. Jules FEiedenson Wood
fWoodmontj; 9:To, Mrs. M9ton Kaui-
man man fW9odmont, oddnon and Mrs HAery Good: Good:
(Woodmont( and Mrs. Herman Goodman
fSWSSodmT%9ntsi T%n,oa, 9;S5, Mrs Bernard ra FREQ
9:3Q, Mrs Daniel Cooper tWoodmont)
g:35. Mrs. AL Blitz tWoodmont) and Mrs.
q. 4. Griffen tAr@y. tAN}'' Navy and and Mrs. Mrs.
j. F.. Conklin tArmy-Navyl; 9:45, Mrs.
Richard Steinbach Army Navy and Mrs.
1ohnsSa and and Ms: r:
Coz coren Fisher lColumbiaj; 9:55. Mrs.
Lloyd Dennis !Washington) and Mrs.
John Corson tWashingtonl.
toni and Mrs j. A. swink fBelle Haven't;
and Mrs. r. b. Watson MANOR; 1910.
MTs MTs dTsrd MIIes RSeS WSshnston snd
Mrs. Herbert Goodman lWashinstonj
and Mrs. D. r. Monsees tWashington).
Evening star., 1953-06-21
Browns to Be Guests
Of Touchdown Club

The Touchdown Club will
honor Manager Marty Marion
and the st. Louis Browns with
a luncheon Wednesday, and a
similar luncheon for the Boston
Red Sox is scheduled Tuesday,
July z.
Marion will be the principal
speaker at Wednesdays lunch
con. set for 1880. pm. This is
another in the series Of lunch
cons for American League teams
which previously have brought
the Mats, Tigers and Indians to
the Touchdown Club.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
BY The As.oeia.ed Pres.

OCEANPORT. N. j., June 2O.--
Jouett Shouse's Cinda, a consist
ent filley on the New Jersey
Maryland circuit since her juven-
lie season two years ago. made
the adage horses for courses"
look good again today by winning
the $40, 900 Regret Handicap be-
fore a seasons record crowd Of
22,530 at Monmouth Park.
The four-year-old daughter oT
Occupy. ridden again by crafty
Jimmy Stout, won by q half
length over Hal Price Headley's
Recover and returned $5.40, $3.50,
$500 as favorite in the betting.
Cinda has won two straight
stake races here this season, win
ming the Oceanport Handicap on
opening day last Saturday. and
repeated her triumph in the Re-
gret Handicap. which she won
handily a year ago.
The victory, however. was not
Evening star., 1953-06-21
Potomac Hunt 10 Hold
Annual Horse Show Today

All roads for horse show fans
in this area today lead to the
Potomac Hunt kennels near Po-
tomac, Md, where the hunts an
nual show begins at 10 am.
Twenty classes of ponies, hunters
and open jumpers are scheduled.
Four championships will be de-
cided and an exhibition of the
Potomac Hunt fox hound pack
and a special costume driving
class will enliven the program.
Handsome trophies will be
awarded in all championship
classes.
Washington motorists can
reach the show grounds by fol-
lowing River Road to Potomac,
where directional signs will be
posted. Those coming from
Rockville should follow the Great
Falls road to Potomac.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
Hawthorne Results
By the Assoeio,ed pross

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds: Lis miles.
Putt Putt (Church) 1850 $50 asa
P0pnjae (SkorOnsk) $50 S.20
Might Fighter Carroll 3.2O
Pops Pal, Lady Buster, Judy Round
srs, Wrack Play, Rivas. Ella villa,
Friend frankie. Time. 1:45as.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000: al
lowances; 4-year-olds and up; lie miles.
Mf. M. stHeckmann) 1880 11.0O 7.20
L0carn0S (Erh) 40 34O
Obtain (BrooksI 500
Luce Change. Jay Edward Tony's
Trouble, Flight PATROL Woodside, BY
Gone Days. Convair. Ruby's Break
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50. 4O7

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500; claim
Mosn %.sn snS qR Sse fqElsDs' ssS
Black and Blue (Burrl 4.4O $40
corinth, In the Market. sulmari. sand
Like, The Dutchman. On Guard. Time.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
Ssina claiming 45year-olds and up up; tyrlonss;
ssIyf Star Prince ss'esf Martini sso ssS sSS sSS
Play Fiddle. (BalsarettD 500
Monmouth; cscioue, Full Fashion,
Ticture r card. SIX Quest; Errard Lea.
1:14.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
Grey Hour lJames) 14.2O $50 $50
Pass Play (Batcheller) $50
Devils Verse. Edierose. Red -Jeep.
Charier, Bye and Bye. Tubulcain. Time.
SIXTH RAcE-The Regret Handicap;
$50 added; 3-year-olds and up: 8
furlongs.
Cinda istout) $40 $50 $50
Recover (Catalano) 1I.6O 100
Braxen Brat (Combest) geo
Atasnts PppE arms rs Rse
1:12Ss.
SEVENTH RACE = Purse. $500:
claiming; 3-year-old lie miles.
Wee wash tFalcel 1890 1920 $40
Marble Hall (Boulmetis 4.SO 400
Barbara Belle (James) SEQ
Waterloo, Miss Taffy, Hugo You GO.
Col Kimble. War Bill, Palwire. TOP
News, Quick Imperial. Super Lunar.
Time. 1:51h.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, s3.soo:;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 1H
miles.
Nanchang (stev'sonl 1880 0.oO eco
Dayr0und (Balsareetil 1910 geo
DR.. Cricket. Thomas Edward, Coronus,
Tarport Kid, Clean Broom, Inexmuch,
Hard Try. 8leulin. Time. 2A2as.