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Evening star., 1953-03-29
CIV, Princeton Are Tied;
Resume Regatta Today

George Washington University
and Princeton were deadlocked
at 521a points and two victories
each after yesterdays action in
the two-day Beer Mug Sailing
Regatta on the Anacostia River
of Buzzards Point.
The racing will resume at 10
am. today. A maximum Of three
races are on the schedule. The
schools are using GW's tempest
dinghies. CIV leads the annual
series, 80.
John Dodge of CIV scored two
victories ana two seconds to go
out front in individual skipper
honors with 261a points. John
Van Dusen of Princeton moved
into second place with 1914
points and one first.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
Kramer Net Troupe
Here Again Thursday

The touring pro tennis rivalry
between Jack Kramer of the
United States and Frank Sedg-
man of Australia comes back to
Uline Arena for a one-night stand
Thursday.
Also returning in supporting
roles will be Pancho Segura
and Ken McGregor.
When they last appeared here
shortly after starting their tour,
Sedgman beat Kramer in straight
sets. Sedgman stayed ahead Of
the then ailing American for
several weeks in the tour, but
Kramer recently has forged
ahead and leads, 35 matches to
%, after their show last Friday
night in Memphis.
On Thursday nights program.
Segura also will meet McGregor
in singles. after which Kramer
and Segura take on the two
Australian stars in doubles.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
DAILY n0URLE PAID 2I29.1

THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000, claim
lng 4ysaT-9as Rs.n.5 s5o uP saS
chilibcnes. sksin, one Piece. Angelica.
Miss Foray. Time. 1:3OB.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $2:5oo; claim
1Rf %:. Sss scu4s ans ssso frTsSs
Tiser Matt lKeenel ESQ
,m wsl~i Po0Ty; .y HSa ssen. crGSm Tim. Sesilto e.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claim
gsss.. s sFs:S.:fiSS si.Oo s:sS ssS s:SS e
liant Maid. HI Bob. Time. 1905.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. 5000; allow
ances; 3 and 4-year olds; furlongs.
Eeur Nisht tv'bsrrsl $40 $50 s.sc s.sS .sc
ksntssky Sc "a aoTs 9T.,eO sDssDirito' $50 sS ~
Many S g Sssersss. ksani. @ Never sin Ensiiass'
Sweet Ptckinss, Fighting Wise' Cortina.
lowancss; snwsEFss s-vsaTsoids; furionss iso a.
Aiieen's Pride sDespiritO) $50 s.ao
hoses HeIy.t foEss sxpress Old Reliable. jan
tember. Delivery Boy, Sun Jeep. Time,
EIGHTH RACE - Handicap; purse.
$500: 3-year-olds and up; Z furlongs
Park Dandy D'rito1 5.O0 AGO 3.0O
Gallant nI.. J.nieE sE.!1aS RaiYndb 1850 s-aS SO
Shadows Start. Sailed Away, Regal.
Time. 1:274s.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: oliov.
ances;. 4-year-olds and up; lis. miles.
GumptiOus (Johns0n) 6.2O $50 ESQ
Timy Admiral (Smith) $50 500
Hard Held (BoucheF) 4.2O
Son Fen, Var, Brnrough, Boots Haven,
0lossette. Time. 1:40at.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
Fort Be|voir Five
Wins Military Title

Fort Belvoir, finishing its
basketball season with a 32-7
record, is the Military District Of
Washington champion and will
represent the MDW in the ALL
Army tournament at Fort Meade
April Til.
The Engineers downed a
scrappy Fort Myer team yester-
day at Fort Myer, 1910. inflict-
ing the only two defeats of the
tournament to the Colonials.
Fort Belvoir went undefeated.
Once again Jack George, with
% points, and Dick Groat, with
10, led Belvoir's attack. Ed Smith.
6-foot-6 center formerly Of
Harvard. was high for the day,
however, with % points. He
posted a total of ITS points for
a 29.1 average in the six tourna-
ment games played by Fort Myer.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
|WoIcott, Talking Of Quick KO.
Says He's Ready to Go Limit

Of his left eye because of the
cut caused by Rocky's butt. Joe
was relaxed and it's not hard to
stiffen a guy when he's that
way"
Walcott himself says ne's
going to win.
by a knockout if I can," he
adds. "but I'll be prepared to &c
the whole way if necessary"
The feeling here is that the
old master boxer is going to try
to outpoint Rocky. You feel
more strongly than ever about
that after talking to Bocchic-
chic.
Marciano Can Take 1t.
"That Marciano can take II
good" Felix said. 1--WE didn't
know how much he could take
the first time. Joe hit him at
least five or six shots right on
the button and Rocky took it
One time Joe dug left hook
into his body and it went up to
here-Felix thrust out a hand
and placed his other hand on
his elbow. I thought it was
going to 60 right through him."
Walcott boxed seven rounds
today for the first time since
opening his training camp and
cut his weight to 1919 pounds.
Walcott went four rounds with
Heavyweight Matt Anderson of
Camden, N. j.; two rounds with
Billy Smith of Oakland, Calf. E,
and one round with Tommy
Sloan, Washington, D. c. mid
dleweight.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
DubIinski and EckIund
Are Signed by Colts
BY the Associoted Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. 28.-The
Baltimore Colts today announced
the signing of Quarterback Tom
Dublinski and Center Brad Eek
lund.
Dublinski, 1851 Utah star and
an outstanding passer in college
saw little action as signal-caller
last year with the Detroit Lions
because the job was sewed up by
brilliant Bobby Layne, but he was
used occasionally as an end.
Ecklund, formerly of oregon
had four years of professional ex-
perience with the New York
Yanks and Dallas Texans. both
of which surrendered the league
franchise now held by Baltimore
Evening star., 1953-03-29
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s1sl.sO

:. THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
sannybroot Sue !c'Ej 1926 $50 $40
HI Suzanne JWiIliaMs) $50 4.SO $50
sarbeck. Bouncing Boy. wilk,s Loss, Loss
diHny / !Ess! Sandy sarTondis' MsrwoOd. Time
FOURTH RAcE-purse, $4,000; al
lowances; 4-year-olds 5h furlones.
Lord Admiralty tB'ks) eco 4.l0 $50
Soldier Son, Samson D., Toney sador.
Recatado, Coal Heat, Bit Again. Time.
FIFTH RACEe-Purse,. $4,000; allow
Count CyaSar pi@.oj li.iC $40 800
Lord Jefi. stratheden. Anchor Glass.
Trojan Sam, Pearl Diver. Time. 1:25h.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. .$s.5oo; claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs. -
sstoss..s1n n5 sS;:s. 'FS.rS''' ts.rr $40 & ses
Hadn't Orter tRoberts) 4.2O
Eabani, Whitieather. Nishtmarish. I'm
o. K, Princess Ann. Here Me. Time.
1:113s.
SEVENTH RACE+The Magic City
Dry Kun !EoreS5 ss.so 1909 "a: 4:
Roaming (WtI8onD Js4U DUO
"S corfeI % Easy Whirl, Heiiowise. suieis
man. Atalanta, Mohammedan, Elixir,
Payucano. Whifienpoof. Time. 1:10as.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year r-olds and up; IL miles.
Blue Flash tStuart) 27.4O 1910 ESQ
Busy Fox tBaldwinl 1880 $50
Potterac, Andre, Tfo Tito, Lebanon
Lad, Night Parade. Coletown Maid.
Time. 1:46M.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: allow
ances; 4-yeAr -oids and up: ] y miles,
YiIlager (Wflsenl BOO 4:60 $50
Tape Reader fBurrl $50
Light Noon, Patty's Day. Jack Jf.,
Rose Beam, Aware. James Gal, Rush
Street, Mr.. Willie. Time, 1:b0A.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
BY the Assoeioisd Press

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Mar.
28.-Fans are wondering whether
Jersey Joe Walcott will come
out slugging or try and outlook
Rocky Marciano in Chicago
April 10.
II the 39-year-old Jersey Joe
tries for a quick. kill. then fans
the Nation over may see another
great heavyweight title fight,
one that could rank with their
memorable first fight. Veterans
call their September clash one
of the rings all-time greats.
Walcott and his handlers try
to give the impression that Joe
is going to give it all in the very
first round. If you remember, the
old guy popped Rocky on the
chin in the first round and down
went the Brockton strongboy for
the first time in his career.
Floria Predicts Kayo.
But Rocky got UP and won onto
his 13th-round knockout. Wal
colt was winning on points until
the right hand exploded on his
jaw.
Joe is going to knock out
Rocky within five rounds, maybe
in the very first round" said
Dan Florio, Walcott's trainer and
No. 2 booster. Manager Felix
Bocchicchio is the No. l. of
course.
Rocky was lucky to get in
that punch in the 18TH" Floria
continued. Joe couldn't see out
Evening star., 1953-03-29
Irish-Bred Candidate
For Kentucky Derby
Is Close 10 Record
Bytha Asseeiotsd Pross

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Mar
28-Curragh King surged up
from second place in the stretch
to win the 17th running of the
$10,0O0-added Arkansas Derby
before q record crowd Of 1858
at Oaklawn Park today.
The Irish-bred colt of Edward
M. Goen1ans, Chicago sportsman,
finished nearly two lengths ahead
of C. E.. Everitt'S Supreme'S Bub.
Henry Forests Wismo finished
a poor third, six lengths further
back in the field of IL 3-year-
oldS.
The Green Acres Stock Farms
Sherry L., running as an entry
with Wismo. finished fourth
followed by Cow Town. Future
Reward, Jack Tar, Paytu, Dia-
mond Ned, Mt. Nuinaru and
Sorrel Fox, in that order.
Johnny Adams on Winner.
NCtC1 du OOA4AAA1y AOuAuS SOV I41C
chestnut Kentucky Derby candi-
date away from the gate early,
but quickly took him back while
Supreme'S Bub went to the front
to set the torrid pace.
,Curragh King was in third
place when the field approached
the stretch turn, but streaked
forward to dispose of Sherry L
and wear down Supreme'S Bub,
who had defeated the son Of
Nasrullah in two previous Oak
lawn races.
Curragh King covered the
mile and a furlong in 1:49.3,
Just two-fifths of q second slower
than the record set by Gushing
Oil in winning the 1852 Derby.
The winner paid $40, So and
$40.
The Derby pari-mutual handle
on the last day of the 1858
Oaklawn meet was 27,918-a
new track record.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
.ChorIes Town Meeting Ends,
Most Successful in History

furlongs.: Bills Best, the 12-to-5
favorite, finished third.
Jockey George Stidham held
Passing Parade in fourth place
for the first half mile, then
brought his mount into a half
length lead over Bills Best at the
top Of the stretch. Passing Parade
drew clear as the long shot Ami
ta's Girl came on to beat Bills
Best by a length for second
money. The winner ran the dis
tance in 1913.
Passing Parade, second choice
in the betting. paid $500, $40
and $500. Amita'S Girl was worth
$14.20 and $3.50, while Bills
Best returned $500.
The daily double Of 10-1, Tarry
Not in the first and Super Milk
in the second, returned a healthy
$112.80.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
Favo Leads Gu
To Easy Track Win
By the Assoeioted Press

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Mar.
28.-A tremendous running per-
Torrance by Catholic University'S
Fred Favo Sparked the Washing
ton school to an easy 80-42 track
victory over the Newport News
Apprentice School here today.
1t was the first outdoor meet Of
the season for both teams.
F'ayo cracked the apprentice
oval record for the 440-yard dash
with a brilliant 51.2 second per-
formance and barely missed tying
the 220 record with a good 23.1,
despite a high and chilly wind.
GU grabbed nine flrSts, includ-
ing the .two-thirds mile relay, to
only four for the outclassed Ap-
prentice aggregation.
Larry Schmid, who captured
the $50 and mile run for Catholic
in the non-conference division
Of the Southern Conference in
door meet last month, coasted to
easy wins in his Specialties today
but his times of 1908 and 4:48
weren't exceptional.
Shot putt. Wolfe tA); Q. Jerz (CU);
g., Parker IAL). Distance-Ss feet
Pole vault; Grant !cul; .. Keatins
ta tas; aEay ~ sRd sifssRhssd seRs: A1'
ditn (Al; s. Buckiin IA. Time-4 min
utes, 58.2 seconds.
Discus. Cowley "a: 2. Wolfe "a;
e., Pheland tcU. Distance-111 it..
o 44oeysTd 'PSnssi lash. raye tcu,: 2.
5i.s seconds. tNew track record.
High jump. Stancil (Al: 9. Keating
!CU) and Cowlev (A,. tied. HEIGHT 81
i0O-yard dash. Hill tcU): Q. s. Lee
(CUj; 8. Griscom (Al. Time-1O.3 sec
High hurdles. Davis CAY: 2. Farrell
(CU);. 2. Villacres (CU). Time-17. 3
Sso:yard run--1. schmid tcu> and
TimeM2 minutes. 5 seconds.
Lee lcUi; ). Ayres "a. Time-ss.1 /
Two mile rum; Brennan scu,; 2
sTesd jSmp@i' Hin ,cu: 2. Far
rell (CUl; 3. Clevinger (Al. Distance
Is feet. Ia inches.
220-yard low hurdles. Griscom tA)
z. g. Lee tCU; 2. Farrell tCU. Time
~Twoethirds mile relay.1. Catholic
Lee). Time minutes. 22.3 seconds.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
D. c. and Baltimore BowIers
Lead in National Tourney

Washington area and Balti-
more bowlers shared honors as
the 23d annual National Duck
pin Congress tournament opened
last night at Colonial Village.
The Riteway Auto Top team Of
Washington took the lead in the
mems regular booster division
with a score of 1851, with Leon
Rice shooting high set of 403.
Barnes Lumber of CharlotteS-
vile was next with 1,756. ~ @
Maryland Casualty of Balti-
more Tailed LIZA to lead the
mems championship division.
Greenbelt (Md0 Jets set the
Evening star., 1953-03-29
Gene Smith Will Bid
For Big-Time Fights
lin Bout With Bowman

Featherweight Gene Smith Of
Washington fights at Turner's
Arena Tuesday night in what
probably will be his. last bout
in a small club before he tries
for the big time again.
His opponent in the 10-round
main event is Don Bowman of
Asheville. N. c., a veteran, club
fighter with seven years Of ring
warfare behind him.
Unless Bowman upsets Smith,
the Washington boy likely will
see his next action in a tele-
vision fight. II Smith beats
Bowman as expected. it win be
his fourth straight triumph in
the comeback campaign he re-
Gently started. Smith was de-
feated for the first time by Glen
Flanagan early last summer and
then took a Seven-month rest.
Since returning to action, Gene
mas disposed OF Bobby England,
Filberto Osario and AL Mag
lieri. Osario went the distance,
but the other two were knocked
out.
Bowman'S record is somewhat
spotty. He went up to Bridge
port to upset Eddie Compo last
year, but he also lost to q num-
ber Of unknownS. In his career,
he has met number of WASH
ington fighters such as Biff
Jones, Pat Thomas, Danny Petro
and Jimmy Cooper. He beat
Petro and Thomas, but lost on
knockouts to Jones and Cooper.
All these bouts were several years
ago
Evening star., 1953-03-29
KeI NagIe Winner Again
In Australian Golf
By the Asseeiotsd Prsss

ADELAIDE. Australia. Mar. %
-Kel Nagle, 32-year-old Sydney
professional, lowered the Royal
Adelaide course record for 71
holes by five strokes today as he
won the Advertiser" open golf
tournament with 279.
Nagle won $1,12O for rounds
Of II, 67. 72 and SO. Ossie Pick
worth was second, one stroke
back of Nagle, and Peter Thom-
son of Australia finished third
with 282.
The victory was the second in
a row for Nagle, former Austral-
ian Open champion. Last week
he won $2,464 first money in the
McWilliams tournament, richest
prize in Australian golf.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
Bowie
Continued From Page CID

a brief. light shower fell. Most
fans took no notice Of it.
Glenn Lasswell, who rode two
winners, brought the first to the
winners circle in the opening
race when he piloted the
favored Rough Cookie to victory
at a $6.40 mutuel.
Angelo VaSil won the second
race on Titan'S Match, giving
1-3 daily double ticket-holders
a $6S reward. Titan's Match paid
$17.40 to win. Vasil also rode a
double. scoring on Fighting Cock
in the fourth.
NOTES: Henry Hecht's two
year-old filly. Sinister, came
within two-f1fths of a second Of
equalling the track record of 53A
for Az furlongs in winning the
third race. It was Sinister's first
victory in four starts this year
and gave the veteran Lasswell his
second straight winner. Sinister
is a nominee for the $4,000
Bowie kindergarten Stakes May
2.
Two WaShingtonians were in
jured when a prankSter threw a
stone through the window Of the
railroad coach in which they
were riding. They were identified
as Miss Frances A. Malkovich.
who was cut on the forehead and
face, and Harry Linerette, who
had to have some glass picked out
of his head. They were treated
at the tracks first aid room by
DR. Robert S. McEney.
For the second straight day,
Bowie fans saw a dead heat for
fourth place. Buck N'Gee and
New Dream were deadlocked for
fourth in the sixth race. SluSh
and Sir Cross tied Tor that posi-
ton in the seventh race opening
day. a.
Mrs. Walter M. Jefford's Maa-
brook, a nominee for the Freak
ness and Belmont Stakes, but not
for the Kentucky Derby, came
from behind to win the sixth
race. Maabrook also is a can
didate for Saturdays $40. .000-
added Cherry Blossom Stakes. A
son of Mahmoud, the colts Dam.
Ace Card, recently was voted
Broodmare of the year by Ken
lucky breeders. Maabrook ran
the.six furlongs in 1:11A.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S112.sO.)

(DAILY DOUBLE fAAU 9ll@.oO.l
ing: HBEp H5Eyearsoids Eorss ana up: S 81 fGrlonss
Sf %in EzsS Tsra scfHtSasiia SHs.sin liso ssS s ssS
Master Buckle lstidham) $50
Resonant. Night Extra, High Bond. Yalta.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, 81 l;5oo: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; GA furlongs.
Bl1mission tArduinD 1880 1900 100
Stepenmate Davis 7.2O $50
Example iVts r9S SriSd Ned.s Polly, Tobacco Queen.
Archain, Sal Esret. Scotch Jewel. Time.
FIFTH RAcE--purss. .s1;5oo: allow
ances: S-yeaTI1oldSs II SH "a ~ f1rionssa nso a4e
Tonisht tArduini) 500 2.40
Vincibelle (Shirey) $40
sleepy Tiger, Naive, Rosaiie K, Friar
Bill. Time. 1:234s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500: allow
fI; Passinr 'Psrsde ss'h,m5 s.so !.4S s.sG
A;%. s%i.a; ..c. GIfl tf..Ss: SD.,,. 1870 sSS sSS
Bob o'Lee. Time. 1:23.
SEVENTH RAcE-Pur;e. $1,000: al al
Love Lock SGerdonl is.40 5.SO $40
Silver Omar tArduinD SEQ ESQ
Alya Tsosrd, Il ss cssr Boots, Big Toes HapOS S;OS
Bun. Weatherman. Time, 1852.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; l. " miles.
Trusted (MeIvorl 600 $40 ESQ
Foxy Boy tAustinl $40 3.4e
Unison (Arduini) J.20
Jacks Toni Hunters Glory. Is Me,
Great Hope, Porzo, Barter Wise, Route
Four. Time. l:594s.
MYTH .ps @ s1 goo n,I.. claim
Listen To Me. fS'ml 140O 600 $50
Woiame t8radxl 4.20 a.a0
Another Nip fGOrdon) 6.4O
Hunter r., Bona Girl, Blackheath, Heavy
B. Time, 2:13x.
Evening star., 1953-03-29

pace in the women's regular
booster division with 1857. ai
In the men's"B" booster di-
vision the Two by Fours of Ar
lingtona were high with 1879
Hardware, Inc. of Hyattsville
was second with 1853.
High game of the night. 1874
was rolled by Bruce Hall of the
Pease Co., team, Stamford
Conn. His games were lis, 127
and 1874 for a 426 set. Second
high game was a 166 by Lingan
Anderson of Hardware. Inc.
Today's bowling starts at 2:30
pm. The tournament will run
five weeks.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
Special pispateh 10 The stur

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, Mar.
2S.-The Charles Town race
track closed its 25-day meeting
today with q crowd Of 6,138, far
below the usual Saturday at
tendance it had with no compe-
tition from Maryland's, Bowie.
Last Saturday q turnout Of 10,-
452 set q new betting record Of
$640, 1884.
Today's crowd wagered $685.
1913 which made the total handle
for the meeting Charles Towns
most successful in its history
SO, 27O.019. Total attendance was
136,372.
Mrs. D. s. Winchester's Pass
ing Parade was an easy winner in
the feature race as she beat
Amita's Girl by five lengths in
the sixth race at six and a half
Evening star., 1953-03-29
CIV Edges WoIfpock,
Tukinq Tennis Doubles
By the Assoeioted Press

RALEIGH, Mar. 28.-George
Washington's Colonials took a
5-4 tennis victory over North
Carolina State College Wolfpack
today by winning two Of three
doubles matches. .....
The teams were tied, 3-3, at
the end of the singles matches
yesterday when the doubles
events were postponed due to
darkness.
Summaries:
BeaI and Boteler. CIV. defeated Aksel
and Greenberg, 7-5, g..
Reynerd and Shropshire, XIV, defeated
Collar and Duffett, SO, .6-3, 8-6.
qarman and coppersmiths NCs, de-
feated Rumbaugh and Cole. Ga, 80,
"a.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
OukIown Park Results
By the Asseeiofsd Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900; claim
iHE .n1ESs 4ysaTSlds Kfa aad Snd Yp fuTloHss
PersaItum Sha iI Mit1enSerserS % S''O 11.sS $50 $50
. viii. Mist o'Dawn. Lii L.. Mssic
TSh WSssn Earl 5 qFnS Tcky Hats naSd Mrsn ms
SECOND RAcE-Purse, s1,7oo; claim
ing; 4.year-olds and up; 8 furlongs. .
Si. disDtaS. SsSas ,c15 ksp' $50 SsS SsS 1SsS dsS
Whirling Feet. Rusty Brown. r o
chance cloud. Miss Cross La oanadora.
' bai1iy Double Paid s4s.sOo
THIRD RACE-Purse. S1.7oo; claim
iRs Rs:Is Syeay aWoldS VoldS furl9p1Ss' 1 seo
GIN shaAsH ch.mS Trent '''O $50 s.SSS
Shady tune. Sudden Sis. C Lynn W..
Toots, Captain Mike. Acceierator. Time.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 800; al
lowanceS; 4-year- -olds and up; 6 furlongs.
Rssts Tsa & La%is eM.S.r i04o 1879 1879 ssS
Locadah. Queen Apache; c Red Sam
Fiveway Farm entry.
FIFTH RACE-The Fleet Handicap:
purse, $4,000; 3-year-olds; 51a furlongs.
New stream (M'And'wI $40 800 ESQ
Lucky william iWilIiams) S.SG
Galloway K, Bull skin, Thoughtfully.
First Spin, Spluey, Just Judy, Dink,
Mr.. Mullin, Koolout. Time, 1:05h.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances; 4-year-olds and up; i mile and
Lady Indian tWagner) 1l.6O 100 6.4O
Mr.. Dink (valentD 1890 l0.4O
LeeStOwn (HeckmAnn) $500
Mad Saint, Snapheel Fine Fettle, Big
Jet Maidens Ted, Mock Battle. Hustle
Gal. Be Swayed, Market Tip. Time,
1:422S.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: The
Arkansas Derby; .3-year-olds: 1M miles,
Curragh King (Adams) $40 SEQ 2.4G
sgppE.eme's I,I Ran eWardD s.so s.eS eSS
Diamond Med. Jack Tar, sherry d,
Cow Town, Sorrel Fox, Mt. Muinaru,
Paytu, Future Reward. Time, 1:493s.
q Forrest and Green Acres Stock Farm
entry
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $1.7oO; allow
ances; 4-year-olds and up; 1is miles.
storm Ridden Ben'O 1900 7.60 $50
Step Alone fMOOre) $50 500
Boston Hero (Wagner) 1920
Happy Jim, Honest Isam, Teddy Reigh.
Civic Duty, McCosh, Culver Coed, Ment
Pot. Avona. Bull Man. Time. 16Sh.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
Double Show Scheduled
For Germun Pointers

The Mason Dixon German
Shorthaired Pointer Club will
stage a double-header with a
sanction match April IL and q
field trials April IL.
The sanction match at
which the dogs will be judged on
the bench as show dogs will be
held on the DR.. Richard Ken
worthy property at Cockeysville
Md. The trials to judge the
dogs ability as working hunters
will be on the Stevens property
near Clarksville. Md.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
Lincoln Downs Results
BY the Asseeioied Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; / mile.
Easy silver Curry 1920 $50 4.8O
Star Of Dublin (R'worthl 1910 1880
Fleet Roman, War Stock. Arrow. Blem-
ish. Mr.. Slares, Rissan. Time, 1:452s.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing; 4-vear -olds and up; furlongs:
Quick Deal (DemellO) 4.2O 280
Cross Wise (Despirito) 2.6O
Countess Lea, Jackie's Idok Red Prin-
cess Orthopedic, Sand Paper. Rumpast,
Ebenezer Time, 1:O2A.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
Walls to Fight Butcher

EDMONTON, Mar. % P.-
Earl Walls, Canadian heavy
weight champion, will meet Grant
Butcher, one-time California
champion from San Francisco,
in a 10-round bout on April 10.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
GuIfstreum Results
BY the Assoeioted Press

ing: 4-year-olds and up: 1Ns miles.
Chances Roll lA'str'gl 1910 7.7O 40
Coquinet (Wilson) 4.3O 800
Happy Victor (ScurlOckl 800
M Cork. Maudeaux Marvins Tip, Rob
Crusoe. Hyhlaze, Henry's First, Vulcain
Sun, Tasso T, Calicot Cat. Time. 1888.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
Sweet Goddess (F'd'z) 17.1O 5.4O $40
Birm0od9 (Wilsonl $50 $50
Celtic Play Uindberg) 400
Blast O'Roses, Fair N Square, Rare
Beauty, Evalyna, Blink, Emotional, Lead
Pad, Tool Pusher, Tazewell. Time. 1:13A.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
Dry Run Wins GuIfstream Stake

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 28.-Peter j. McMullens s
Dry Run closed with rush for length victory
in the $4,000 Magic City Handicap as Darby Dan
Farms Atalanta, queen of Florida racing this win
ter finished 10th before 1888 spectators at Gulf
stream Park today.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
Charles Town Results
ey the Assoeioted Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, 81 ,OO0:. claim
ing; 4-year -olds and up; 1h miles.
Tarry Not (Palumbo) 500 $40 2.4O
Picthel (Austinl $50 40
Mrs. Eek, MY WASH. Count Howard,
The Barker II, Tiny Taper. Violation.
Elaine o. Time. 2:01B.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
super super MIX tRivera, 1880 500 100
Clear Brook (Russol 800 S.6O
Pharasan (Gardner) 4:4O
Nanci Tracer. Red wheat. Shy Girl.
Ray Star. Time. O:51as.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
(Copyright, 1853, by Triangle Publications, Incl

FIRST RACE-Purse $4,000: claiming; 4-year-olds
lie miles Post l50 off 1:51: start good. gate won
driving, place Winner ch. h. g. by Hard Tack-Dng
Dong Dove Trainer. A. r. East Vaues-S1.625 $780,
$3.50, $125 Time 1:4sh. Cloudy and fast.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
Charts of Yesterdays Races at Bowie

FIFTH RACE-Purse, 81 5OO claiming; 4-year-ods and
up; miles Post 3:49 Of at once: start good gate
Julia Dc Dso Trainer + Klapproth vaues-s2925 5000