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Evening star., 1953-10-25
Hasty Road Captures
Rich Futurity, Sets
Record for Earnings
BY the Assoeioted Press

LEXINGTON. KY, Oct. "a
Hasty Road became the richest
2-year-old in racing history to-
day by defeating Revolt in a
rousing stretch duel to win the
Breeders Futurity at Keeneland.
The dark bay son of Roman,
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Reuben of Toledo, Ohio, won by
a neck after trailing Hal Price
Headley's Revolt until hitting the
stretch.
Revolt was a length and a
quarter in front of Homestake,
the entry of Keeneland President
Louis Lee Haggin II. Homestake
came from sixth to win the show
money by an easy four lengths.
Revolt went to the front of
the ine-horse field at the start
and was followed closely until
hitting the stretch by Hasty
Road. It was a head and head
battle throughout the stretch.
HaSty Road, who boosted his
earnings as a juvenile to $240,-
946.75 by taking the winning
pot today, covered the seven
furlongs in 1885. The previous
best for a juvenile was Native
Dancers $230,495 last year.
The Hasty House Farm star
returned his hackers $3.40, $3.50
and $3.50 through the mutuels
in taking the richest race for
thoroughbreds ever run in Ken
lucky outside Louisville. Gross
value of this years futurity
was $52,445.
Revolt paid $940 and $3.50
IN the mutuels and HomeStake
$3.50.
The race was nearly marred
at the start when Walmac
Farms Hasseyampa unseated
Jockey Doug Dodson but the
incident didn't interfere with
the running and Dodson wasn't
injured.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
By the Associaied Press

BALTIMORE, Oct. 24.-own-
ers of Pimlico Race Track ex-
pressed a hope today that i'm
provements costing $2.5 million
next year will be only the begin
ming of rebuilding a plant which
will comfortably accommodate
$4,000 fans"
The 83-year -old ulace starts
creaking with 10000 now.
An announcement issued by
the owners declared they haven't
given up hope of having "a va
cant acres across the road from
the present track rezoned to per-
nit erection of stables. The re-
zoning was granted earlier this
year by the city council and then
vetoed.
The Pimlico owners, Herman
and Ben Cohen, sought to put
at rest persistent rulnorS they
secretly intended to close the
track and use the land for real
estate development.
"We feel duty bound to rebuild
Pimlico at its present location
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Irish Turf Club to Announce
Prenderg0st Decision Thursday

running in an earlier Irish race.
Jockey T. Gosling, who rode
Blue Sail in the English race,
gave evidence at the two-hour
meeting yesterday.
Three stewards from the Irish
National Hunt Steeplechase Com
mittee also attended the meet
ing. Two additional jockeys who
have ridden for Prendergast at
tended. One was Australian Rae
Johnstone, who rides French
horses.
Prendergast trains for Ameri-
can, English and Irish owners.
One of his patrons is Sean
O'Kelly, President of Ireland.
The Pie King, a Prendergast-
trained horse before the 2-year-
old left for the United States
last week, is owned by Elwood
Johnston and Ray Bell Of Los
Angeles.
The Pie King will run in the
rich Garden State October 81.
The Pie King won the Gimcrack
Stakes at York in August. The
Gimcrack is Britain's top race
for youngsters. Gosling was up
at York and leaves for the United
States Sunday to ride at Gar
den State.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Knicks Trim AII-Stars
After Slow Start
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The
New York Knickerbockers caught
fire in the second period and
their attack continued to sizzle
the rest of the way as they
routed the College ALL Stars, 80
II, tonight in the second annual
game for the benefit of the Milk
Fund. In a preliminary NBA
exhibition game at Madison
Square Garden. the Boston Gel
tics defeated the Syracuse Ma
tionals. 77-69.
The Knicks started slowly and
trailed, 1917, at the end of the
first period. Carl Braun tailed
ii of his % points in the second
quarter as the New Workers
or1c'"d up a 1896 half time ad-
vantage.
The All-Stars cut the deficit
to two points midway in the
third period but Ernie Vande-
weghe scored seven straight for
the Knicks and they weren't
headed the rest of the way
The All-Stars, who lost to the
Minneapolis Lakers, 70-65, last
night were no match for their
taller and more experienced ri
walls. Johnny O'Brien, formerly
of Seattle, and Richie Regan,
former Seton Hall star, topped
the All-Stars with II points
each.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Whitney Coli Wins
In Near-Record Time
With JampoI Third
BY the Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-C. v.
Whitney's Cold Command un-
leashed a powerful stretch charge
to win the $4,000 added West
chester Handicap, running down
the pace-setting Crafty Admiral
in the final furlong at Jamaica
Race Track today.
The 4-year-old son of War
Admiral Monsoon, carrying 112
pounds. most of it Hedley Wood
house, was timed in a brilliant
lac 3/5, only two-flfthS of a
second off Bryan G.'s track and
stake record, in beating Crafty
Admiral by a length for his first
stakes victory.
Four lengths back came Max
Kahlbaum's Jampol, who had
battled head and head with
Crafty Admiral most of the mile
and an eighth journey. Fourth
money went to Fred w. Hooper's
Olympic, who came from last
place. Crafty Admiral was loaded
down with 1913 pounds and the
extra poundage told in the
stretch.
Cold Command was fifth in
the backstretch as Crafty Ad-
miral, Jampol, Sky Ship and
Quiet Step moved along in that
order.
Around the far turn, Cold
Command went past Quiet Step
into third place and once
Strengthened into the stretch,
charged down mid-track to win
going away.
1t was the fifth victory in II
starts for the inconsistent Cold
Command and he picked up his
fattest purse of the year, $38,150,
Last week he was ninth in the
Grey Lag Handicap won by Find.
The Whitney colt was lightly
held by the crowd of 34,817. re-
turned mutuels of $3.50. $3.50
and $3.50. Crafty Admiral paid
$3.70 and $500 and Jampol $5.70
to show.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
New Vista Park Site
OF Horse Show Today

Close to 100 horses are entered
in 16 classes at the Indian Sum-
mer Horse Show sponsored by
the Land and Sea Sportsmen's
club at New Vista Park, Md,
starting at II a. m. today.
The park is on Defense High
way, seven miles from the Dis
trlct line
Timbertop. owned by Mrs. r.
B Jordan of Amisville, Va, and
Just Began from the John Pye
stables In Washington are ex-
pected to battle for the jumper
class blue ribbon.
Tn the hunter class, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Webster's Upshur
from Washington, and Blue
Mist, owned by Roger Hill of
Norbeck, Md, will decide their
battle. The two horses are only
eight points apart for the season
Evening star., 1953-10-25
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s67.sO.7

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
Eastern ns yeeaIT,olds; eIc0 dSrrl:: Il: miles
Tank Battalion fO'Brienj 40 $50
Iigot 4ssd, Valley King. oasto. saS
9efs Behfoh haDRy Red AcPne Pais Imp IN
FOURTH RAcE-Handicap: purse,
$1,000 added: 3-year-old and UP: s fur
HIIa.iOus Ema5Ssu ,N!sSs5ip sGSeTip' $40 ..5o seo
This Side tO'Brien) $50
11Ge Geie1 1.1innelh iFnsnelh EsmerO' Tursueneff.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: maid
ems; 2-year1oldS; 6 furlongs.
MiehRse snsIaRs Afda4H AAsstiT5' 900 5SS ssS sso
Diayolezza tBOland) i.IO
ettafh aFsfs frss2 Tante MsH csestg
MooSs Si.,t Rushalone. Time. 1:13ss.
Haaa5s5 AxI5 So go added TRs
SqSstS S9is e&s aGm,I ,%dS;ss 1890 3sS 4ss 80
SKY ship, Timely Reward, Olympic lH;iS
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $4,000:
2 ChellO (Bium) 1880 $50 4.s0
Fiy-Lo (ArcarOl 40 $50
las G tMayer) 5lO
SggariIoot. Fancy Bonnet, Pinostres:
b Cold Heart, Heliowise, Press. b Lord
Ivor: a Contribution. Time. 1:12Hs.
Maloney entry.
b Dormar stable entry.
EIGHTH RACE-PurSe. SO. 500: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up: l 70 miles
StevieS Pal (O'Br'n) 1890 81 80 L 30
DrakenSberg ;COle) $3.50 1910
Procession (WeStrOpe) 40
Georges Girl Flying Name, b Unrest,
Bundlrab. Scotstoun, Jolie Boy. Great
Fun, b Novel Request. Time, 1885.
MeSsana entry.
Bieber entry.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Ge|ding Wins Jump
In InPennsYIvania Show
BY the AssoeiGtsd Press

HARRISBURG, Pa, oct. "a
Balko's Edge, a 9-year-old
brown gelding owned by Mrs.
Hugh Barclay, Pulaski. N. Y.
today won a six-horse jumpoff to
take the top prize in the first
open jumping event of the
Eighth Pennsylvania National
Horse Show.
The winner, third in last years
open jumping championship, was
ridden by Adolph Mogavero. also
of Pulaski, N. Y. Balko's Edge
took the nine barriers with 11a
faults in the special jumpoff
after six horses cleared the orig
inal course without error,
The victory was worth five
points toward this years cham
pionship.
Second in the event was
Oregon Duke, owned by Millard-
den Farms, Annville, Pa, ridden
by Pat Dixon.
The first jumping event came
after youngsters from z to II
opened the week-long show in
more than 10 special children's
events. The show continues
through next Saturday with no
performance tomorrow.
Next week, many of the ex-
hibitors in the Pennsylvania Ma
tional and the featured inter-
national jumping teams from
Canada, Ireland, England and
the United States go to New
York City for the 65th annual
National Horse Show. The fol-
lowing week they compete at
the Royal Winter Fair, Toronto,
Canada.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S26.4OD

~. THIRD s0. RAGE-purse, RAGE $2;,eoo,;, claim
ESGS%pre S.SSGnT eoSsIY fSsm"On' 1850 ZEE sS asS
Little Egypt (BaIdwin) 40
Boiling Time. The Filler. Belle Tulip,
/ Froo,, Big Stride. Utopia Lass, No Tick.
ng EcgRaE Sac SAcEPqTse and g claim
Forgotten Miss baldwin, $50 40 40
COckOfthewa'k (Baird) $50
Mother Morris Time. Tess.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 50 500; claim
mg ms TaGs 4yearelas ard 90 torloRfs
Bida ndmade (DaigrepOntl 500 I.1O
Madam Cross ;HammOnd) 500
What What Peach sed9gegood Eyentime
Kathleen r Time. :2Sa5
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, 50 800: claim
ing, 3.year-olds: Z turlongs.
Psf Pa BIOsEE 3sEEee 1Sep 9"o ,SsS SsS
Be6essay: Colin Did Fighting Annie
Equimore. Time. 1855.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; al
PsnaSs tc6T aps SsS Sp S SrCBsa ssG
BFHsty Betsy saiGS k 6pen Heir Floyd E. vandso seo
nell, Flight Captain. Cherokee Pilot
Hustle Gal. Time, :2S2s.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
Copper Plate (Baird) 4.8O 400 $40
Glade Well (Burns) 1920 9.6O
Time Sir. Ment Pot. Big Muddy Dixie
Psg Ps!f fime saSe' Rsy; asls wisevieV, Fighting
NINTH RACE-Purse. So 600 claim
ing 4-year -olds and up; ] ,s miles.
Pen Name (O'NeiD $50 400 $50
B0ldette (HammOnd) 1900 $50
AVS Bourbon (Schreck) 400
Brain Sprin. Mad Cord. Jane r'orst
Bill Green, Corinne T. Appeaser, Polly S
Knight. Time. :50b.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Pin1Iico Hopes to Expand
Plant to $4,000 Capacity

and to conduct racing there in
accordance with the best .ra-
ditions of the turf" they said.
Racing at Pimlico has been an
integral part of community life
in Baltimore since 1870 with
such events as the Preakness,
F'uturity. Dixie and Pimlico Spe-
cial bringing prestige and ma
tional recognition to this city"
The first rebuilding steps viii
start after next springs meeting
A small clubhouse and section
Of boxes adjoining the grand
stand will be torn down. A new
clubhouse and a section of
grandstand will be substituted.
The original large clubhouse
erected in 1870 which was re-
modelled slightly this year, will
remain the same.
The improvements are sched-
uled to be finished in time for
the 1854 fall meeting. D. Eldred
Rinehart, chairman of the Mary
land Jockey Club, gave his un-
official blessing to the expan-
sion plan yesterday.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Rockingham Results
bY Vl0 ASsofldVeO FTeSS

FIRST RACgE-Pprse. $1,000: claim
SGMat1E Wish Esan ,stsss RSsf @o is:sS ssc sS ssS
A'G5an pance Assfr Band, sonofun. Errard Beau e;a
Little Aud Push Broom, Main Strength
Time 1:14.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing 3-year- olds: furlongs.
Golden Choice tHower) 4.6O $40 3.2O
*Start Now (Harrier) $50 $50
D,S1 Gene Epp. Decoration, Quick Flash Flash.
cf.nss Miss Flushing Time :dd l;I4' o.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID SIO5.SOD
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim,
M 4.gsaT;9lds g3 rss, s9d Up; d miles ds 90
Restless F,i Joe .D'Awg'tiH0 $50 S'M O."
incident, . obibit. Time i:49.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ing: 4.year1SidS is and up; fuEiongS' E6 "a
ysi1s1fs MarFens Grss Ms'de5s Gross, "O $50 $50 go
Brother March; Gopher. Buzfuz, Love
ances: 8-year-oids: 8 furlonGs.
EqUilla (Martin) $40 3.GO
MOondOg (ROgersl $50
Call Shy Sailor, -Kokwim. Rec Free.
Glengrey Time 1:124s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; Handi-
cap 2-year-olds: l mile.
b Super Devil (DeSp'tol 1.2O $50 4.20
b Crimson King (Bush| $50 40
John Willie (JohnsOnl 900
Cloud Cap, Repelled Marine Growth.
Switch On, O'Hoean. Hat Boy, Sky Faith.
SQUIRE Wilson. Royal Battle. Time
1885.
RebeI Staole- -Letellier entry.
SEVENTH RACE Purse. S2.500:
Claiming: 3-year-olds: lIs miles.
Miss Coley 'Bohenkol 1850 go $50
c eetSie (Rosel 5.2O 5.Ou
Hal Fieam tDeSpiritO) 4.SO
Resigned. Sia, Genie Boy. Circulent
Fen Fire Supernova. Time. 1:4145
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing: 4-year -olds and UP; / n miles.
Uncle's Gift (DeSp'to) $40 $50 3s00
No Skis fGross) S.4O 1.Su
The Lucky Son (Rose) 80
Tel-Aviv Handiwork, Star OF Dublin
Dustlight, Gord Louis. Rodeo. Ilme'
47L
Evening star., 1953-10-25
ST. Jerome's S Wins 10 Stay
Tied for Lead in CYO

Bob Eichinger and Bob Nc
Cleary each ran for a touch
down and spanked st. Jerome's
to 20-6 victory over previously
undefeated st. Anthony's yester-
day in the feature Catholic
Youth Organization Junior Foot
ball League game ON the Ellipse.
st. Jerome's remained tied with
st. Joseph's Home for the lead in
Section II and st. Michael's and
Blessed Sacrament scored wins
to stay unbeaten in Section /.
Section I on East Ellipse-St.
AIMS 7, Our Lady of Lourdes, g.;
st Michael's 80, Holy Redeemer,
O; Blessed Sacrament q, Holy
Comforter 2; st. Bernadette's 81,
ST TereSa'S O.
Section II on Middle EllipSe-
St. Francis de Sales 6, st. Cath
crime Laboure O; st. James Is,
Sacred Heart 6; st. Jerome's 20,
st. Anthony's s; st. Joseph'S
Home 26. Nativity O,
Evening star., 1953-10-25
NeuruIu Led to Safety
As Fire Threatens Stable
BY the AssocIoted Press

NATION. England, Oct. "a
Nearula, winner of the 1000
guineas Classic Race and the
Championship Stakes. was led
to safety today after a fast
spreading fire threatened his
Yorkshire stable.
The fire extensively damaged
the headquarters and riding
school of Capt. C. F. Elsey and
threatened Nearula and II other
thoroughbreds. A fast-working
bucket brigade managed to keep
the flames from the Elsey stables
until major fire fighting equip
ment could arrive.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Furman Runners Romp
Over Davidson, $40
BY the ,ssocia,ec Press

GREENVILLE, S. c., Oct. "a
Furman's favored Purple Hurri-
cane swept to a $40 Southern
Conference victory over David
son today.
Furman took the opening kick
off on it's 38,i and in eight plays
had a TO lead. John Popson
drove over from the one after
Sprints by PopSon, Bo Barry and
Ted YakimoWicz. Popson added
the extra point.
Furman went 76 yards in an
other first-period drive. Charley
West set up the score with a
24-yard run to the Davidson two.
Quarterback Jim Boyle sneaked
over.
Popson went through the mid
die for 80 yards in the third
period. A 36-yard pass, from
Boyle to End Bob Dellinger, and
56-yard gallop by Capt. Char
ley West produced the fourth
period scores.
PaHaas1n Parma9 ---------- -------- 1S 9 2 IA
Scoring, Furman, touchdowns-Pop-
son CO, Boyle. Dellinger, West. Con-
VerSionS-PopSon (2), PringelS (2l.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Auto Racers to Settle
North Virqiniu Title

Marlboro Raceway will put on
a seven-event card today fea-
turing a 25-lap final to decide
the Northern Virginia Stock Car
Club championship. The first
race will start at 2:30.
Close to so drivers will COM
pete. A late entry was Dean
Pelton, Florida State champion
last year, who won II feature
events in 1851.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
PimIico
CONTINUED from Page CID

1t was cool, cloudy and damp,
but the track was in good condi-
tion and was listed officially as
fast.
Jock Whitney, co-owner of the
Greentree Stable, was in the
winners circle to welcome back
Atkinson and receive the trophy
Trainer John Gaver was there.
too, and both received the con-
gratulationS of Gov. Theodore
McKeldin of Maryland. ts.@
Tom Fool was slated for retire
ment to stud duty after the Spe-
cial. But Gaver said he would
send him after the Gold Cup
next Saturday at Jamaica. The
race carries a $4,000 purse.
The victory was AtkinSons S
third in the special. Teddy rode
Capot in 1949 and One Hitter in
1850. 1t left him one short ot
the record held by Eddie Arcaro,
who won on Challenden in 1899.
Shut Out in 1943, Assault in 1916
and Citation in 1948.
Trainers Fourth Special.
1t was the fourth Special win
ner saddled by Gaver.
For Tom Fool it was just an
other race. The 4-year-old bay
son of Menow-Gaga got a round
of applause en- route to the post
and another round when he re-
turned to the winners circle.
Tom Fool has carried as much as
136 pounds this year, accepting
that impost in the Brooklyn
Handicap. so today's package of
126 must have seemed a minor
burden.
An angry, protesting crowd
milled around for is minutes
after the last race, waiting in
darkness for the stewards to
rule on an objection. Viva
Bones got home first under Babe
Hanford's riding. Nick Shuk on
Approval, the runnerup. claimed
q foul, but the judges let the
result stand.
Pimlico's daily attendance
averaged 1928 for the meeting,
and the betting averaged $961,-
706. Today's wagering totaled
$1,293,687. The total for the
meeting was $11,540,470.
Mrs. C. R. Lewis Maillot
Jaune, the 3-to-5 favorite in the
third race, broke his foot after
passing the half-mile pole and
had to be destroyed.
The 6-year-old gelding was at
least four lengths in front and
seemed headed for a decisive
victory in the -furlong dash.
Helen Maisel, ridden by Bobby
Mitchell came on to edge Nick
Shuck on Twice Teddy for the
victory
The customers looked for a
wopping daily double after Mrs.
r. c. Hodges Sailor Lad won the
first race, paying $3.50 for So
Wayne Hendricks Miss Tacaro
won the second, completing a AZ
combination. But winning 50
tickets paid a mere $340. 1t was
still better than a parlay.
Evening star., 1953-10-25

ClC 1ll Nu1OC
posts" by Sarah
Shields Pfeif-
fer, housewife
from Atlanta,
Georgia.
In this arti-
Gle she t ellis
h ow Isadore
Jacobs was lis
tening on t h e
ra dio to the
news that his
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Gurden Stute Results
BY the AssoeIateo Press

FIRST RAc5E-Pgrse, ACE $1,000, claim
R5 FGG 6rSsos smth Spd Gg siso 1915 ss
Tunesmith tRurrl $40 800
R.enIin hbunderjet, STAINS Helen,
Razzbtrry Battle Ace, Coletown Maid,
Winning Prince. Time, |: :56.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $3:5O0 claim
ing 3-year-olds and up; g furlongs,-
Phara's Beauty (Greenj $50 $50
Dover Coast fMcL'h $50
Me- March. Nerve, Plant, Kay's Chill
dren Queen Glover. Chanter. Star Prince.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S335.6O.1
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow.
Best Years stouU SEQ $50 24O
..Reiane tGrcen1 ~ 9.90 1910
Menemsha, Our Cob. Anthony C.. Col
one Fru. SOU. Note. Sterling Son, Bill
Cane, Sheriff. Bracey. Time. 1:132S.
dead heat for place.
FOURTH RACE-Purse $4,000; allow
ances 3-year-olds; g furlongs.
FTnTatIS. Iim%iGy Baxter te ,ste 1.4o $50 4so
Interplay, Bee Arr. Bob O. Boy. Grey
Hour, Slam Thru. Late Model, Count
Cam Time, 1:12.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse $4,000: allow
Passem6ud skeIiy> $3.50 1880 1920
Red Hannigsn lBurr( 1I.sO $50
Page-One. Bills Captain, High Gun.
Night Baker Shining On, Pointing Star,
Full Flight. Appeal I Tod Manley, st.
Tammany. Time. 1:464b.
Field
SIXTH RACE-Purse $4,000; allow
ances: 2-year-olds: ! is miles.
GOyam0 tMcCreary) $50 4.4O 400
Turn To fMorenoI 4.4O $40
Bill II. Jr. tBurrl $50
Trimbeth, Ocli. ock 1nchin. Foster. Son:
eseee Gigs SCAMP r1Tst Te Maseh t
SEVENTH RACE The Princeton
and up: 6 furlnngs.,
oh Hyrasis IHieleyl 35.4O 1920 80
dh do CandlewoOd tSkelly) 500 $50
SkiE-er Bill tWiisonl go
Blue Rhymer, White Skies. Kaster.
Time 1:112s
do Finished N dead heat to win. dis
qua ified and placed second.
EIGHTH RACE--Purse. 81 900: claim
| ing: 4-year-olds and up: l 10 miles
| Pensava (MeLaughlin) 5.20 $50 go
Thee And Me tWilliamsl 400 $50
! Seer tStOut) $50
Isograde. Time. 1'469s.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Georgetown Defeated
In Soccer Come, 81
BY the Assoe,a.ed Press

WESTMINSTER, Md, Oct. "a.
Denny Harmon scored twice
within six minutes of the third
period today to lead Western
Maryland to a 81 soccer victory
over Georgetown.
Georgetown ~ 0 O O Ii
Western MARYLAND q > O--.j
Scoring: Georgetown-D!eba Western
Maryland. T"" ~,
Evening star., 1953-10-25

son, Joe, was I. A. PEAkE
runner-up in an essay contest,
Know Your Neighbor, Latin
America"
ISadore's pride in his son
brought tears to his eyes. He,
too, felt a natural love for his
fellow man. But why go t.
Argentina, or Cuba to know
your neighbors?" We don't even
know the ones in our own block
here in Atlanta. Why? This Is
how the Know Your Neighbor
Club" was started. ISadore in
vited 26 neighborS to a barbecue
and many, who had been just
faces before, now became names
and personalities.
Now that is just the way we
want to feel toward you and
hope you feel the same toward
US. Let us demonstrate to you
one of our 1858 De Soto or
Plymouth Company Official
Cars and see what kind of a
deal we can give you, and may
be the neighborly feeling we
will have for each other will
prove our slogan of "a good
friend and a good neighbor."
PEAKE MOTOR co.
De Soto Plymouth Dealer
Wisconsin Ave. at Albemarls
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Jumoicu Results
BY the Assoeioted Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. S3.5OO: claim
ing 4-year-oldS and up; 6 furlongs.
Lawful (PeruginD 40 4.SO On
Pre- iOli tStOvaIlD oslo X 90
Best DOings COlel kd0
Georee Davie.. Direct Hit, Knights Hill,
Peace Mission Mara Moo. Count Breeze,
Sea Bob, Werwolf Vocabulary. Time
1:I*
SECOND RACE---Purse, 81 900: maid
en- 3-year olds and up: & furlones.
Indian Fire (NichOlsl I49O 100 3.OO
Fleet Count 'Guerin) 260 230
Small Apache iMayer) 330
Ham locks Troic, Ferro. Blue Ze.
HHIL tGaptan Byrne Black Saint, Siam
Time, 1873 field.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
"PEAKE'S PITCH
By the Assoeioted Press

"Your Neighbor Is a Regular
Guy" is the heading of an arti-
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Charts of Yesterdays Races at PinnIico

FIFTH RACE-Purse S2.5Oo claiming; 3-year-olds and
y furongs Post 334 off fair, gate;
won driving place winner. br. e. 4, by Swing
Sway-Tragedy. Trainer R Dever Values-S1 $685. $500.
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Troy Fight Offers Sandy
Chance for ReVenue

Randy Sandy, New York con-
tender for the worlds middle
weight boxing championship, will
have a special reason for want
ing victory against Willie Troy
in their twice-postponed 10
rounder at Turner's Arena No
vember IL.
Sandy's only loss since turn
ing pro in 1851 was to Troy,
who knocked him out last year.
Sandy boxed to a draw with
Ernie Durando in his last match.
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Sportsmuns Results
BY the Associoted Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
inP; 2-year-olds: furlongs.
Wis Raby (WickeD' 1000 $40 $40
apache Love (0'Neil) $50 800
Even Key (CarrOln $50
pecontrol. Hot Breeze. Silvery, Craft
Sleuth, Check All. Mint Branch. Judge
Joe G. Time. 1:2S3s.
SECOND PACE-Purse. So 900: claim
ing 4-year-olds and up; lie miles.
Phaelater (Baird) 500 800 $50
Jay Edward (Schreck) 7.2O 4.2O
BrecOn BeaconS (COffman) 800
Theonetobeat. The Phoenix. Katama.
Dandy Scholar. Easy Dough. Station
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tcOpyrieht. 1858. by Triangle Publications, lncl

FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 500; claiming; 3-year-ods ant
up; lie miles miles Post lSl off 13l z start good gate wo
sedate TraneT R. sechrest Valaes-SGse25. $500 $3.50
Sl22 Time 49. Cloudy and fast.
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Scoring: Furman, touchdowns-Pop.
son t2), Boyle. Dellinger, West. Con-
versions-Popson (2), Pringels (2l.