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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Bookmoking Raids
At Sunshine Park
Net Three Arrests

OLDSMAR, Fla, Feb. 1.-Two
walters in the Sunshine Park
race track dining room were
arrested today on charges of
bookmaking, and a mutuel clerk
also was held and accused of
touting by Sheriff Ed Blackburn,
jr.
The sheriff charged the track
is lousy with bookmakers'' and
that minors were admitted in
violation of Florida laws. Three
minors admitted placing bets,
the official added.
Two undercover agents, work.
ing several weeks at the track.
supplied the information on
which the sheriff acted today.
Investigators from the Govern
or's Office, State beverage depart
ment, attorney generals office
and Hillsborough County Solicit
tors Office helped make the pick
ups. which included 13 minors
who were questioned and re-
leased.
Lincoln G. Plaut, president of
the track, noting that the sheriff
assigned deputies to the place,
said, I'VE will fight to keep un-
desirable people away from the
track"
Plaut said he believed Sun
shine Parks growth in the last
two years clearly reflects the
public'S confidence in the track
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
over No. 4. Other results:
Budminton Film Next
In Series at WCA

The next film in the YWCA's
Health and Recreation Forum
Series will be shown at z pm.
Thursday at the YWCA. The
movie is entitled "Badminton Is
Fun" and players are invited to
bring their equipment that they
may participate in the game
after the film is shown.
The YWCA also announces
that classes in golf for novices
and for advanced beginners will
start Tuesday with Al Treader
in charge. Further information
may be had by calling Metropol-
ltan 8-2100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Spur On Captures
Louisiana Handicap
By IN. Asseeio,.d Pres.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 7.-B.
w. Landy's Spur On. stretch
running son Of Whirlaway,
thrilled 10000 racing fans at the
Fair Grounds today by winning
the $4,000 added Louisiana
Handicap with a blazing finish.
The f1ve-year-old was far off
the pace in the early running as
Sedgeview set a fast pace reach
ing the six-furlong mark in
1:12H.
But Jockey Otto Grohs gave
the Landy entry the go-ahead
sign as the field of IL swung
into the stretch and Spur On
took the lead to win the 10th
running of the handicap by three
lengths.
The time for the mile and one
sixteenth was 1:454s.
T. D. Bulbs Second Avenue
took second place, while Joe w.
Browns Thelma Berger was
third after a great stretch run.
Installed as favorite by the
crowd which bet $608, TOT on the
nine-race program. Spur On re-
turned $3.50, 81 and $500. Sec
ond Avenue, 26-to-1 shot, paid
$26.50 and $3.50 and Thelma
Berger SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
By John FitzGeroId

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 1.-Two
yearlings purchased at a low
price IN 1897 were the founda-
ton Of the turf fortunes of E. K.
Ray) Bryson, which now in
clude a four-f1fths interest in
Bel AIR, one of Maryland's pros
porous smaller tracks, the 276-
acre Elray Farm and an extern
sive string of thoroughbreds,
currently campaigning at Hia-
leah Park In the farm holdings
are three stations and a couple
Of dozen broodmares.
Today, the adopted Mary
lander, now 70-odd years of age,
is enjoying the ease earned in
strenuous younger days, super
vising his interests, weighing
(not counting) his money and
summing himself in the after
Moons, as he watches the races
here.
Kentucky-born Bryson first
raced thoroughbreds in 1898,
after having a whirl at other
business ventures. His yearling
purchases made an suspicious
start for him when they became
of racing age, the one called In
dian winning first crack out of
the box at the old Newport
track, just across the Ohio River
from Cincinnati. Indian &C
counted for other purses that
season, as did a Longstreet colt
named Water Cooler.
Came to Laurel in 1911.
During his early years in rae
ing, Bryson trained his own
horses and was active in Ken
lucky and at other Mid Western
tracks. He didn't come East I'M
til 1911 when the Laurel track
in Maryland opened for its first
season.
II was the first man to stable
on the grounds" Bryson said.
and liked everything about Lau-
rel and Maryland so much that
I've made the State my head
quarters ever since. Spring and
fall I'd do my campaigning
there, with summer campaigns
as far north as across the Cana
dian border and winters as far
south as Oriental Park in Cuba.
''Most of my success has been
through the purchase in open
market and development of low
priced yearlings, though my
first stake winner Of Importance
was acquired by the claiming
route. This was Calumet Dick,
taken for $4,000 at Saratoga
Springs from the Calumet Farm.
With him I won a Dixie Handi-
cap and Narragansett Special,
as well as other lesser stakes. He
beat Seabiscuit in the mud at
Narragansett.
picked up Joe Ray Tor
$700 as a yearling and won many
stakes with him. He was quite
a sprinter. Director j. E. was q
$4,000 buy and he also developed
into a stake winner. Now he's
doing all right in stud. These
are just two of the many who
showed me a snug profit on the
original investment.
Named For FBI Director.
Director j. E., a son of Sickle,
was named for FBI Chief j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Ga||audet Rally Nips
5usquehanna, 69-65
speeioI Dispatch 10 The s.or


SELINSGROVE, Pa, Feb. 7
-(P.-Gallaudet College, trail
ing throughout most of the
game, rallied in the last three
minutes to beat Susquehanna
University in a basketball game
here tonight.
It was the 10th victory in II
games for the Washington team
and Susquehanna's eighth loss
against two victories.
Dick Caswell, 5-foot-10 Min
nesotan, led the Blues with "a
points, but top honors went to
Art Stabnau, recently discharged
from the service and playing his
first game for the Crusades.
Stabnau scored 80 points on IL
goals and six fouls.
Gallaudet led, 1914, at the
end of the first quarter, but the
Crusaders went ahead, 1928, at
halftime. Gallaudet managed to
tie it at $3.50 after three quar-
tiers, but couldn't get over the
hump until the closing minutes.
susqueh'na. CT. Pts. Gallaudet. OF. Pts.
Condon.f 8 2 90 Caswell.f 8 S24
Foorf O 2Pelarski,f 5 4 IA
Doney.f--- Q o Amundsen.c 8 1 z
Stablau,c IL 6 80 Moers,g ~ lis
Wyllie,c 0 0 OWilding,g-- Q
Owens,g O 0 OSaunderS.g- 2 3
Tomlinscn.g 0
McCarty,g 0 0 0
Smiths Q 8
Totals 27I165 Totals % 10 %
Score at halftime: Susquehanna 81.
Gallaudet %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
DAILY Double paid S23s.40)

NANoAAS AO00AC p0AO pSoo'1V'J
THIRD RAcE-Purse $4,000; claim
Pesgate Sg5 up fuF s5S
Roaming (Contreras) $50 $50
War Phar (Burr) 800
Also ran-Whinenpoof and pensava.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: "a miles.
A AHIu 1iscI Green s1'o0 1870 $50
Also ran@chinkapin. Peter Vinegar,
Spy Ring, Benhadar, Roundhouse, Bullet
Gee, Brassf1eld, Humble Boy and Prince
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
snses; 31year-olds; 2 dlrIlongS,i o. uro
Palmer Method toormsnj so 5:sSS
r.. Also Tan ~ Lee; BROCK s., Prince E
Pass Play and yellow Mist. A" ''
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; allow
E'y'l R;y a:m Se;S'st5 1886 4.s 60 s35oo
Ram O'War (Hanford $40
Also ran-Slam Thru. Sir Mango, Guy,
Prince Dare and Air Pine.
sayssrH sSSr addss Hsasaas9
Gritty Adml (Chrch) $50 4.50 $50
Oil Capitol CMcCreary) $40 $50
Ken (Permane) 40
Time, 1:532s.
Also ran-One Count, Spartan Valor,
Mandingo and Gushing Oil.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
| ances: 4-year-oldS and up; 6 furlongs.
oh Do Report (Hewittl $50 40 $50
oh Nimble FIX (C'mb'st) $50 400 $50
Northern Star (Atkinson) $40
Time, 1:142s.
Also ran-Jampol, Elixir, Staircase.
True Pattern. Mohammedan. Timely Re-
| ward and First Refusal.
oh Dead heat for win.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
| ing; 4-year-olds and up: / V miles.
ImperialiSt (Chester) $50 40 $50
| Fox Run UaSSwelD 4.40 $50
! Avon Lady (Porchl $40
Time, 1878.
Also ran-Isopera, Remlap. Joe e.
Lewis, Coletown Maid, Grandad and
| Button Shoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Eddie Joost's Condition
Is Good After Operation

SAN MATEO, Calf, Feb. T.
Eddie Joost. shortstop for the
Philadelphia Athletics, was re-
covering at Mills Memorial Hos
pital here today after an ap-
pendectomy
DR.. Henry Brown, who per-
formed the operation yesterday.
said:
"It was just routine opera
ton. Eddie will be out of the
hospital in four days at the most
and will be ready to play ball
by the time he gets to Florida"
Joost returned from Bakers
field few days ago with what
had been diagnosed as stomach
flu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
McLennun
Continued from Page CID

\COnClnueQ 1rOm rage C-1.J
had not started since last Octo-
Der at Jamaica.
All horses in today'S McLen-
nan are eligible for the 100000
Widener Handicap February 81
at Hialeah.
Battlefield, largest money
winning horse still racing, was a
late scratch after a morning
long rain turned the track to
mud. The sun came out at
noon, however, and the after
noon was bright and warm.
Woolford Farms Delegate, who
won stakes rases for seven of his
nine years, came from last in
the third race to win by six
lengths and pay $6.70. It was
Delegates 111th start in a long
career and pushed his all-time
earnings to $259, $50.
Today's crowd was 603 above
attendance for the McLennan
last year, while the handle was
$1,797 SOB, which was $83,789
under the handle for the CORE
spending day last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Suntu Anitu Results

:, FIRST RAcE.Purse; S3,5Oo:. COM
PHI oRei aSren6 and dS SB sFd Ie
Whirlingaway Parnell) $50 40
Breviette (Summers) $50
Time, 1:4O9s.
Bride. The Gike. Sir Pylon. Blue Border
bi2 sEGoNP u5S 5000
E Et'ng P Sea-, {S6 6;@1Er 700 4.SSS SsS
Aspiring (Longden) $40
Also ran-voodoo. End To End, Aussie-
land Crown O'Glory, Pass Below, Trail
Me- 4H EGslifE sae le1a s00 sSSsoo COM
bination: 3-year-olds; s furlongs.
A AITip ,,o yOlsEss6 21.oO z700 4 10
Verger (Arcaro) $50
Also Also rap.spensins spree: Ees4Sd !i,,..
FOURTH KAcE;.-Furss, $4,000; COM
6 HF Hsro 4ysSs0ds and up ile
Square on (Guerin) 400 $50
Galacope Gongden) $50
Also ranEMocopo. Boy-Ray, Our
Claude and DANGER Ahead.
FIFTH .RACE-Purse, $4,000: 4-year-
oldS and up; optional claiming: 6
sqn .I spin 6. Sshoemaker) 500 s.SSoo 3.s99
LaTkS NIOTkl O.OO
Time, 1:1125.
Also ran--La Franza, Good Loser, Dry
Summer. Pahala, Skippy Toubo. Valor I'd.
SIXTH RACE-S2o,00O added; 3-year-
olds and UP; San Marcos Handicap; /
mile.
Grover B. (Arearo) 14.10 go $40
Trusting (Shoemaker) 500 800
q First Glance (CSuerin) $50
Time :36A.
Also ran-a Whittier, Blue Reading.
b Stranglehold, Blue Trumpeter. Roaring
Bull
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, S25, 900
added; 3-year-olds; San Felipe Handicap;
Decorated Longden) GAO $50 800
Chanlea (Arcaro) 4.40 $50
Social OutcaSt (GHerin) 500
Time, l:44s.
Also ran-Invigorator. Boo Who,
Saruna, Swell, Atomic Speed, MeTryman,
Book Circle. De Ansa.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500: 4
year-olds and up: optional claiming; Ia
Lazy 10 CWestropel 1910 e.10 4e0
Friend Ed (Neves) 40 $50
BobSledder (Scheihl 40
Also ran-Monifleth. Reksab, Troy
GAief, En- Busca, Gay Bat. Battle Count.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Eiqht FIIies in Record List
Of726 Nominees for Belmont

Chaco, Kahehameha. Mac Bea OF. Pos
tillion. Prompt, Resistance.
Mrs. Gordon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
T. veale II-corsican. Prince Henry.
Foxcatcher Farm-CountermRn.
Charles B. Bohn-Count Mimble.
Brookmeade stable-county Clare.
Pasco, Tritium Cd.
George Auerbach-Dictar.
J. C. Brady-Doc walker.
Joe W. BROWNE. o. Dorset. Mata-
Mrs. Wallace Gilroy-Etehnal viii.
Slim.
Edmond 2. Bixer-Fellahin.
Maine Chance Farm-Flight Cloud.
Smart Apple, Super Jet.
Isidore gieber-Fresh Meadow.
Belair stud-Game Chance, Prince
Mrs. 3. F. whitaker-Grecian Queen
Mrs. Widener Guardian H.
Nelson i. Asiel-Gyroscope
Robert 2; Leyy-Hueso.
Brookfield Farms-n Money. 1sa-
Saxon stables-Invigorato Partners
Spring Hill Farm-Jamie K.
Woodyale Farm - Jimminy Baxter,
Modest Pete.
E. J, Hennebry-Joe- Thesing.
mari ~. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JOJS MI
. Hal Price Headley-Kins Pin. legal
Manner
Trio Stables-Laffango
John s. Phipps-LeVel Sea.
Greentree Stable-Lotus Eater, Pow
Mrs. Walter M. Jefrords-Maabrook
Subahdar.
Rokeby stable-Magic Lamp. River
Alfred G. vanderbilt-Native Dancer.
Social Outcast
Clifford Mooers-Nugget Ned.
George D Widener-Platan.
Walter A. Edgar-Prince Dare.
Happy Hill Farm-Prince Regent.
Bruce S. Campbell-Ram O. War.
Mrs. George F. Spear--Real Brother.
E. Constantin, jr.-Royal Bay Gem.
Sam, Wilson, jr.-Royal Flavor,
j. NJ Roebllins-south Point.
j. ]. Amiel-Sun Warrior.
B. F.. WhitaKer-Tahitian King.
Apheim Stable-Teds Jeep.
Louis Prima-The Preem.
Lazy Ranch-Toulouse.
Vera 8 Bragg-Tribe.
George A. Garrett-Trojan Monarch.
Frank Hampton-Turn Row.
(O-fillieS.
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Daily Double paid S74.2(


THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
sma Girl 9Amstrns 81 io @l5s' 40 800
Or. Felix (Scurlock) $50 $50
Captain Bud (Bairdl $50
Also ranUcsensorship. Buss Up and
Galway Boy.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81 900: al
siE Hessi 4SytfSs TeSH4S fnHrlORes
MAKE 4 Note SBaird5 '~' $50 $50
Sister st sssf Bay K Rssin Kate. cha
Ma Rae. FeiGned. Bit o'Bim and Neal
b Holeman and Davis. jr. entry.
Arnie Stable entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, S1.7oo; claim
Pashpie (Milligan) 1870 600 400
Mr. M Blue Sky lscurlockl 400 $50
Also ' ranHo 5id Rugged, Big Hearted
Yankee Midas, Virginia oaks and Judy
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: allow
ances; 3-year-olds; 8 furlongs.
Money Broker ac'fm'n) $40 $50 800
Spy Defense (Keenel 400 $40
Yea Bama (Milligan) 7.4O
Also Ai@e' ra NH Midnight. Miss Nancy,
Mr.. T. A, Frosty Face. Heart OF Oak.
Ha ssXEHTH s,oSaS adGca
and UP; l IL miles.
Spur On (GrohS) 4.S0 400 $50
Second Avenue (Zehr) 26.4O 1880
Thelma Berger (Scurlock) 500
Time. :45s.
Also ran-Shadows start, Shell Diver.
Truchon, Hiram Jr., Sedgeview, b Crown
let, a Bertrandville, b Smasher and Gay
Challenge.
Brown entry.
Duval Headley-Ryan entry.
EIHGTH RACE-Purse, S1,SO0; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; l Is miles.
Sam H. (RiSley) $50 $50 $50
Echo Rock (Keene) 800 2.40
Flyaway Jack (BairdC $40
Time, 1:47.
Also ran-The Globe, Mediant, Hedge.
bill, Big Jet, Outland.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $1.70o;. claim
ing; a,y year , and up; az IA miles. on
Rosamunda II tKeenel 4.4o $40
Sea Defense (Eccard) $50
Time, 2:3SB.
Also ran-Papa Felix, Fulgura.
Dominion, Blooming Lire and king
Diver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Howard Swimming Team
Wins Triangular Meet
Special Dispatch 10 The star

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Feb.
Howard University Of Wash
ington, D. c., won eight of 10
events to win a triangular SWIM
ming meet here this afternoon.
The Bisons had two double
winners while scoring So points
to 80 for West Virginia State
College and 3 for Central State
College.
Towards double winners were
Richard Ellison in the 150-yard
individual medley and the 440
free style, and Richard Gee In
the so and 100-yard freestyles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Decorated Again Beats Chanea Prep for Santa Anita Derby
Two YeorIings Bought in 1897
Founded Bryson Turf Fortune

Edgar Hoover, a close friend Of
Bryson. Under the Marylander's
banner, he was a four-time stake
winner before he was retired to
stud as a six-year-old. Appro-
priately enough, all these tri-
umphs were scored on tracks in
the Old Line State. Out of a
Man O'War mare, its impossible
to fault his blood lines.
Elray Farm, located at Kings
vile, close by the Bel Air track.
now is the home of Director j.
E., Able Pierre, a stake winner
for Bryson and High Lea, a Bull
Lea stallion purchased from the
Calumet Farm after his racing
days had ended. Make Swing
and Wise Scholar, winners Of
the Hialeah Juvenile Stakes in
recent years. were foaled at FL
ray and Bryson is hopeful Sweet
Cleo will make his score three
in the forthcoming renewal OF
the two-year-old event here. She
was a winner here on Monday.
The acquisition Of the farm
followed quickly the opening OF
the Bel Air track in 1886. Orig
inally, that was a fair grounds
with a three-furlong oval. Bry-
son raised it to a half-mile~ for
the inaugural season, then flve
furlongs and then three-quarterS
of a mile. That's what the track
is now, with chutes for flve-fur-
long races and those at a mile
and a sixteenth.
Hit Jackpot With Jumper.
Bryson made one interesting
and profitable deviation from his
career of conditioning fiat racers.
Back in the winter of 1920 he
was at Oriental Park. just outside
Havana, and training an under
sized platter named Flare for
Eddie Griffith. He was racing in
$500 top-and-bottom Chalmers, of
which there were many at that
track IN those days.
Even in such cheap company,
the horse wasn't much and Bry-
son after vanity attempting to
sell him for $400, tried him as a
jumper. How well he succeeded
may be judged from the fact that
Flare proved capable enough to
win two steeple chase stakes. the
North American and Shillelah,
at Saratoga that summer and
brought a price Of $4,000 when
purchased by Mrs. Payne Whit
ney That was lot of money
for a jumper in those times.
There now are 81 horses under
Bryson's supervision, 10 at Tropi-
cal Park and an even dozen at
Hialeah. These include a dozen
homebreds. In addition to his
own horses, he has under his
management those of Jouett
Shouse and Dany Arnstein, a
newcomer to the ranks of own
sers. For Shouse, his most recent
notable development was Cinda.
a stake-winning f1lly in and out
Of Maryland last year. She's win
tering at the farm.
From this point, Bryson will
proceed to home territory to be
on hand with his string for the
March 81 opening of the Mary
land season at the rebuilt Bowie
plant He's always done all right
there in the spring.
(FitzGerald News Service)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Jack WesiIand 10 Speak
al touchdown Luncheon

Representative Jack Westland.
National Amateur golf cham
pion, will be the main speaker
at the Touchdown Clubs weekly
luncheon at 1890 pm. tomor-
row.
The new Congressman will be
feted along with Jacquelin du-
Bief, Sonya Kaye and Ginny
Baxter, feminine stars of the Ice
Capades. Bobby Specht. male
skating lead in the ice show. will
introduce the girls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Bruddock Leads Miner
To Win Over Storer

Miner Teachers College bas-
ketball team defeated Storer
Teachers, 1851, yesterday at
Banneker gym.
James Braddock with II points
and Tiny Lucas with Is were
high scorers for Miner. It was
Miners second win in, as many
days, following a victory over
Virginia Seminary, 1922, Fri
day night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Doc Keurns to UNDERGO
Operation Tomorrow
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Feb. Jack (Doc)
Kearns, veteran fight manager,
will undergo an operation Nom
day for ulcers at the Columbus
Memorial Hospital in Chicago.
arms. manager of Joe
Maxim. lightweight champion,
and one-time pilot of Jack
Dempsey, entered the hospital
last Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
HiuIeuh Results
By the Associoted Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing; 4-year- and up; IA miles
Johns Choice CBurr) 1000 1880 $40
Seventy-Seven (B'metis) 900 $40
Thwarted (Hewitt) $50
Time. $40.
Also ran-Princess Rose, First Wing.
Beirut, Swadelle, Rustum. Boston Gray.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: allow
ances; 4-year-olds; z furlongs.
Stop and Look (W'rms) 6.70 4.50 $40
Blue Licks (Church) 600 $50
Criteria (Burr) 4.6O
Time. 1928.
Also ran-Boogie Watch. Count Breeze
Doxy, K Avenue. Flying Pat. Work Done,
Roedna, Sirad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
By the Associated Press


NEW YORK, Feb. IA record
1875 nominations, headed by the
undefeated Native Dancer, were
announced today for the 85th
running of the $100,000-added
Belmont Stakes.
The mile-and-one-half Bel
mont, final number in the Triple
Crown, is expected to be raced
June Is. last Saturday of the
Belmont Park spring meeting.
The nomination list contains
an unusual feature in that eight
f1llies were named. Last year
one FLY was nominated, along
with 1874 colts. Only two f1llies
have won the Belmont, Ruthless
taking the inaugural in 1867 at
Jerome Park. and Tanya winning
in 1905, the year Belmont Park
was opened.
Top Fillies Nominated.
Among the nominees are Calu-
met Farms Bubbley and Mrs.
B. F. Whitaker's Grecian Queen,
who were among the top two
year-old fillies last year.
Native Dancer, Alfred Wander
bilt's gray 1852 American cham
pion and early favorite for the
Kentuck Derby. has somewhat
of a jinx to overcome in the Bel
mont. Only one gray has won it,
Belmar in 1895.
The Trio Stables Laffango,
B. F. Whitaker's Tahitian King,
Saxon Stables Invigorator, A. j.
Crevolin's Decorated, Hal Price
Headley's King Pin and Calu-
NETS Chanlea are among other
leading colts nominated. Deco
rated and Chanlea are leading
candidates for the 500, 900 Santa
Anita Derby.
Since geldings are not eligible,
a notable absentee is the Green
tree Stables Straight Face, win
ner of two stakes last fall in
Kentucky and a leading con-
tender for the 100000 Fla
mingo Stakes.
Foreign Horses Entered.
The list contains several nom
inees which for various reasons
were not raced as 2-year-olds.
One is the highly regarded Blue
Label II. imported last fall from
Ireland by the Darby Dan Stable.
Five other foreign horses were
named, Mrs. E. Du Pont Weir's
Castle Hill II, the Green Dunes
Farms Double Header II, Mrs.
Widener Wichfeld's Guardian II
and the Rokeby Stables River
War and Shining.
OF the 76 interests represented,
the King Ranch of Texas leads
with seven nominations, includ-
ing Postillion, a full brother to
Assault. winner of the 1916 Bel
mont. Calumet has named six
and c. v. Whitney five.
The owners and nominees:
Guy De La Recommendations
M. Daniel-Ace Destroyer.
Mrs: John A. Grant-Africance (F.
e; a. O'Neil. ir:-Air Pine.
WI Ranch-Alrs Gem, Golden Sickle,
Ann Uhlar-Ann's Love.
Head 5een an dunes Farm-Artane. Double
G. T. Chenery-Ashland.
ogden Phipps-Bassanio. Torch OF
Edward Potter, jr.-Beifaster.
Gam Hoy Stable-Bimini Bay. Count
Harry Allsman-Blenriam.
Darby Dan Stable-Blue Label II.
Fourdess CT Lord jeffrey.
MIS- John Pason Adams-Biue Re-
Calumet Farm-Bob Away. Breeze By,
Mrs. Edward Lasker-By zeus.
MIS-. p .; Jacobs-Bob o Boy. Joe
Manuel Farms---Bo Cap,
Charfran Stable - Brown Booter.
Mrs. 3 Dupont weir-castle Hin II.
:. Mrs. Ada L.. Rice-cerise RENE or.
Mx nanet n stas J5enorS5s~G bans
G. ". Whitney--Close Support Coun-
King Concentration. Gran
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
New Orleans Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST .RACE-Purse. S1,7Oo: claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and up: / 4 miles
Ricco Cox II 80 O On m
Magnus (Coffman) an $50
Good Story (Risley) 40
Time, 1:474s
Also ran-f Dixie Sweep. Miss BLACK
Utopia Lass, Opal Blossom. Biilcella,
ttChatalle Storm Ridden, Sulty, Dancing
SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Bold Gold (Risley) -6.6O 440
Clevelander (Silva) an
Time, 1:13.
Also ran-Belcon, Arpege. Lii Forst,
Chance Cloud, Anovas and Pad Lock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Star Florida Stallion

MIAMI.-The Florida stallion,
Ariel Game, who stands at
Charlie ONeil'S Pine Island
Ranch, 20 miles north of the
Hialeah track, sired four stake
winners during 1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Club No. 10 Stands Out
In Bows Club Basketball

The Metropolitan Police Boys
Club Basketball League got it's
second half under way yesterday
with 10 games at Club No. 4.
Club No. 10 won in all five
classes.
Jack Carr scored 20 points to
lead No. 10 to a 1892 victory
over No. II in the 90-pound
class, although high scorer was
Jim Mandes of No. II with Is
points. In another 90-pound
game, Joe Warmers Is points
paced No. S to a 1915 victory
Jackson advocate., 1953-12-26

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