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Evening star., 1953-06-11
Youngsters Get Test
In Junior Equitation
Show This Week End

Young horseback riders will
have their biggest inning of the
season Saturday and Sunday
when the Junior Equitation
School pony and junior show
is held on the Hayfleld Farm
near Alexandria.
With competition to open at
10 am. Saturday and pm.
Sunday, 80 classes will be con-
tested in divisions for small and
large ponies.
Heading the show will be the
Junior Olympic team test for
a challenge trophy. In this
competition, a modification of
trials for the United States
Olympic team, the youngsters
in teams of three, will demon
strate their ability to handle
mounts under different condi-
tions. These include an intricate
schooling phase, cross-country
riding and stadium jumping.
The entry list is virtually a
who's who" of young riders and
their mounts from Washington,
Maryland and Virginia.
Leading area horsemen who
have been invited to judge in
clude Claude w. Owen, Col.
Wayne o. Kester, Col. Franklin
F. Wings, jr., and Thomas Trod-
den, jr., with w. T. Carrico as
steward. Mr.. and Mrs. William
D. Dillon are co-chairmen and
Mrs. Charles Corcoran secretary.
Information regarding entries,
box seats or ringside parking may
be obtained by dialing Overlook
3-3695.
Luncheon will be served on
the grounds both days. To reach
Hayfield Farm, follow Telegraph
road about 512 miles from its
intersection with Duke street in
Alexandria (Route 1867. The
farm is on the left. just past the
Coast Guard radio station, and
may be identified by a big red
barn.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
Tech Stars GET Trophies
Al Alumni Club Dinner

The four outstanding McKin-
ley Tech players-of they
we're presented trophies last
night by the schools Alumni
Circle T Club.
Honored at a dinner given BY
the graduate organization were
George Hageage, football quar-
terback; Donald DeAtley. basket
ball forward; Donald McGlynn
half-miler of the track team, and
Joseph Alongl, baseball out
fielder.
Four old time Tech stars made
the presentations. They were
Artie Wondrack, class of 1925,
who presented the trophy for
football; Eli Blank, '39, basket
ball; Byron Hayden. '35, track,
and Charles Heinbaugh, AZ
baseball.
Speakers included Sherry
Robertson, assistant director of
the Mats farm system; DR.
Charles Bish. Tech principal. and
four Tech coaches. Stan ziebra,
Artie Boyd, Ed Solomon and
Bruce Smith. Charles A. Nc
Aleer, club president, was toast
master. The affair was held at
the Touchdown Club.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
Rosecroft Winds Up
Tomorrow Night With
$4,000 Free-for-AI|

There will be harness racing
at Rosecroft tonight, but the
card is overshadowed by prepa-
rations for tomorrow nights
$4,000 free-for-all pace that
winds up the 1853 meeting.
The big pace shapes up as
probably the best sulky race ever
staged in this area-certainly
the best ever offered at Rose
croft-with Hi-Lo's Forbes head
ing an eight-horse field. Forbes
set a worlds record of 1:58a5
at Roosevelt Raceway. N. Y,
last Saturday night, and if in
a running mood tomorrow might
alter the Rosecroft figures. The
Roosevelt record netted a $4,000
bonus in addition to the $4,000
purse.
Hi-Lo's Forbes is truly a Gin
derella horse. Bought by his
present owner, E. M. Wagner, a
milkman of Landover Hills, Md D..
for $265 last year, Forbes didn't
seem worth a nickel more until
late. in the fall. Until then he
had won only a couple Of races
against class B opponents. But,
shipped to Lexington for the
Grand Circuit meetings. Forbes
showed improvement by turning
in a 2-minute paced time trial.
Shows Big Improvement.
Last winter Forbes joined the
stable trained by Henry Clukey,
veteran Maine reinsman. When
he made his 1858 debut. the diff
ference was very noticeable. He
had balance, good manners and
he possessed enough speed to
outbrush the fastest horses on
the grounds. He proved that
by catching Scotch Spencer and
then Thomas B. Scott in stretch
drives.
He-Lo's Forbes was bred by
Mrs. Douglas I. Walker of Bryon
Center. Mich. His sire is the
young horse, Frisco Forbes, who
previously sent the well-regarded
Jimmy Greed to the races. Hi
Los dam is Winnie Earl. who
comes from the Melvin line.
Hi-Lo Forbes victory last
Saturday so impressed Clukey
that he took off for Michigan
Sunday morning to buy the
horses 2-year-old full brother.
News of Hi-Lo's feat had pre-
ceded him, however, and the g
year-old had a price tag of $20,-
000-a far cry from his brothers.
$265 figure.
Strong Competition.
The new record holder had
better be sharp if he hopes to
win tomorrow. for he's got stout
competition. The field includes
Irish Hal, Wilmington's Star,
who encountered bad racing luck
at Roosevelt last. Saturday;
Meadow Rice and Ferman. Han
over.
Tonight's Rosecroft program
will be featured by the sixth
and seventh races, a trot and
pace. respectively. My Mary NJ.
Dillon figures to be strong con-
tender for trot honors. while
Johnny Amato's Intangible may
be the choice in the pace.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
Prince Georges Has
Trick Golfer Sunday

Paul Hahn, a golfing trick
shot star, will give an exhibition
Sunday at 5 pm. at the Prince
Georges Club.
At 8 pm. there will be golf
films and a clinic by Hahn and
the club pros. AL Houghton and
Boe Estridge.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
As, 2;;White Sox, !

Totals 321 1279 Totals 36 8 ~ 15
Filled out for Stephens in 9th.
TSingled for Consuegra in 18th.
Iran for Lollar in Sth.
SWalked for Carrasuuel in 9th.
Gran for Sheely in 9th.
Philadelphia - 010 100 000-2
Chicago --.-.------- 100 900 000-1
uns-Suder. Michaels. Minoso. Error
None. Runs batted in-Rivera, Nc
Ghee. Astroth. Two-base hits-Philley,
Rivera. Michaels. Stolen base-.Rivera.
Double plays--Carrasauel- to, Fain: Fox
to CarraSquel to Fain (2b. Left on bases
Philadelphia, 4; Chicago, 10. Bases on
balls-Of Byrd, 2; of Consuegra. l..
Struck out--By Byrd, 2; by Consuegra.
>. Hits-Of Byrd. in 8 innings faced
i batter in 9TH; off Consuegra; in
innings; of Dorish n & innings; - on N
runs-Of Byrd. III; of Consuegra, -;
of Dorish. 90; off Martin. 90. Winning
pitcher-Byrd (5-6). Losing pitcher
Consuegra Old. Time-2:l7. At
tendance-33T
Evening star., 1953-06-11

Runs-Martin f2), Collins. Woodling
C2). Mantle, Bauer, McDougald, Carey.
Sain. Noren, Nieman, Dropo, Bats,
Friend. Errors-Scarborough Hatfield
Friend. Runs batted in--Mantle .,(2),
Rerr1 Berra e. Mize' Mart Martin WSGdling
Friend go. Two-base ehits-McDougald
Delsing. Home runs--Collins. Nieman,
Friend. Stolen baserHatfeld. Left on on
on balls-Off Scarborough, 1; of Hoeft,
l; off Madison. |; of Erickson. 2. Struck
Hoeft. 5. Hits-off sain. in 5 innings; S
off Scarborough. L in 4 innings; off
Hoeft, Z in 5 inning (none out in 6th);
in .1s5 innings; of Erickson, . in l
inning; off Herbert. : in ! inning, Runs
and earned runs-Of Sain. 44; of
Scarborough, 90; off Hoeft, 5-4; off
Madison, %: off Wight, IL; of Erick-
son; IL; off Herbert. %. Hit by pitcher
sam t7oel' toe Losing ~ pitchermHoeft hH I.e t3-4.
Time: 80. Attendance-7,33I
Evening star., 1953-06-11
Racing Officials Get Warning
|OfF0ns' Rebellion Over Taxes

long-suffering horse players to
an excessive takeout is wearing
thin"
Every element in racing, he
added. 'is able to get a larger
slice of the profits than the fan.
He's getting a smaller and
smaller slice of the pie"
Inglis listed the Nations total
handle in 1916 at 81 1880, 900 900
with State revenue at $93 800, 900.
In 1852, he said, the handle rose
to $2.336. 100000, with State
revenues at SAT, 100000.
He cited the recent re-instal-
lation in New York of a per
cent tax and the boost in Massa-
chusetts from IL per cent to IA
as indicative Of the taxation
trend,
Evening star., 1953-06-11
CIV Lettermen's S Club
Meets Tomorrow Niqht

The newly formed George
Washington University athletic
lettermen's club will hold a busi-
ness and social meeting tomor-
row at 8 pm. at the Fort Dupont
American Legion Hall, 7 Fourth
street, NE.
All graduate lettermen Of CIV
are invited. Harry Pearce is pres
ident of the club.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
Two U. 5. Bidders Buy
Ireland S Champion Coli
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

INGLEWOOD, Calf, June II.
The purchase of the two-year-
old champion of Ireland, Don't
Argue, by Gus Luellwitz and Tom
Ross has been announced at
Hollywood Park.
The colt finished second in
his first start and won his next
four, including yesterdays
Waterford Testimonial Plate at
Curragh for which he was the
1-to-2 favorite.
Terms of the sale were private.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
Totals 44192711 Totals 36 S 27 i
walked for .Littlefield in 5th.


tGrounded out for Stuart in Sth.
Boston I0o oil t0B-11
St Louis - 900 001 0l0- .
Runs-zarilla t2), Piersall C2l. Ger;
rs. Wertz, Moss. Errors-Bollins .t@),
Elliott, Lepcio, Moss. Runs batted in
Gernert (2). Piersall t2l, Kell, Wilber,
Lepcio, Boiling S2l. Zarilla. Evers. Moss.
Wilber. Sacrifice-Evers Double plays
Kell to Lepcio to Gernert, Hunter to
Young to Sievers.. Left on bases-Boston,
10: St. Louis. II. Bases on balls-Of
Lanier, 2; off Parnell, A; of Cain, /.
Struck out-By Lanier, !; by Parnell, y;
by Holloman. / by Stuart. 1; by Cain, Z;
Little1eld, 5 in ga innings; off Holla-
man, 2 in ! inning; of Stuart, 6 in :
innings: of Cain, l in l inning. Runs
and earned runs-Oh Lanier, SIS; of
Littlefield. IL. of Holloman; IL: of
Stuart: 30: of Cain, 90; of Parnell,
--Wilber. Winning pitcher-Parnell
lS-3l. Losing pitcher-Lanier ODD.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
One-Mun SoftboII Show

Bob Rountree hurled a one
hitter as Census Bureau shut
out Times Herald, 40, in a Rec
reation Softball League game
yesterday. Also he hit three
doubles, driving in three runs
and scored a run himself.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
PhiIs, 9-8;; Cubs, Is
Totals "a 724a Totals 80 10 -

Chicago - O10 600 OOO-1
Philadelphia O4O O2O 3Ox-9
Runs-Kiner. Ashburn, Nicholson. En-
mis- (2) Torgeson f2l. Hammer. w. Jones,
Burgess Error-Roberts. Runs hatted
in-Kiner, Jones t2), Ryan, Ashburn,
Torgeson (4. Hammer. Two-base hits
Nicholson, Hammer. Torgeson. Three-pase
hits-Fondy, Ashburn; Home runs
giola to Smalley to Jackson: Hammer to
Ryan to Torgeson: Left on bases-Chi-
cago. =: Philadelphia, 5, Bases on. balls
of Klippstein, B: of Roberts, ]; off
Kelly. l. Struck out-Bv Roberts ?: by
Jones. .. by, Kelly. !. Hits-Of Klipp-
stein, in ! inning. of Jones. 3 in
innings; off Kelly. 3 in . innings. Runs
and earned runs-Of Klippstein. A:
of S. Jones, -; off Kelly, 3-3: off Rob-
erts IL. Hit by pitcher-By Jones
Ennis. Winning pitcher-Roberts
G0-3). Losing pitcher-Klippstein (4-5J.
Time .01
Evening star., 1953-06-11
Cards, 5: Pirates, !

Totals 36 IL II Ia Totals 80 ~ IL
'Flied out for Cole in eth.
titled out for Friend in 5th.
tSingled for Bowman in Sth.
$Ran for Bernier in Sth.
st. Louis - 10 020 0i0-5
Pittsburgh - 600 900 100--1
Runs-Schoendienst. Musial (2), Bilko.
Preski Thomas. Error-Thomas. Runs
3atted in-Slaughter CD. Rice C2(,
Thomas. Two-base hits-,Musial. Ward,
SSiaughtsr ,,ubo Home ui1si. 5unMsiThomas Stolen
9GGonfn.ell GSl ,1,s to Ward; Hemus to schoen,
pittsburgh; 6 Bases On bslls-of Presko;
Presko, 3; by Bowman, 2; by White. /.
Hits-Of Friend, 8 in 5 innings; of
Bowman. in 3 innings: off Schultz, o
in l inning: of Presko. 9 in Z innings
il mr 2 rhlad innings Runs and earned runs.
Presko,, II; of White 90; off Schultz,
90; Winning pitcher-Presko (4-5).
2:29. .937.
Evening star., 1953-06-11

Runs - Zarilla, Goodman. Gernert,
Berry. Young. Errors-White. Baker
Runs batted in-Kryhoski. Gernert,
Goodman. Baker. Two-base hits-Ed-
White Home run-Gernert. Stolen base
white. Sacrif1ces-Goodman, Lipon
Double play-Goodman to Lipon.. Left on
balIs-Of PilletIe. 2; of Hudson, !.
Struck out-By Pillette, l; by Hudson, 2;
BY Paige, 4. Hits-Cff Pillette, z in 4ss
innings; OF Paige, 3 in 4 "a innings:
on Hudson, / 1 in ~ innings off Kinder.
o in / q innings Runs and earned runs---
on Pillette, 3-3: of, Paige, 90; on
pitcher-Hudson c3-4D. Losing pitcher
Pillette Q-3). Time-2:36. Attendance
1893.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
Rosecroft Graded Handicap
T0N1cuTS RACES-pOST TIME S15 PM
Billy Direct
Selections
(For Thursday

lFOf IhurSQayD
Miss Cellaneous Betty Belle,
Homestretch Mary.
2-Pearly Prospect, >Bernice
Rosecroft, Elsie Gray.
3ETrue Bear. Flo Schuyler,
Buck Lybrook
+The Longilander. Shady Dale
Beau. Hickory Eden.
SON MY HONOR, Miss Dawn
Grattan, Stewards Dream.
6-Blue Jacket. Prince Darnley,
Sally's Ginger Julup.
7-Snow Mite. Lucky Fingo, Lord
Clinton.
8-Mighty Brave. Mickey Dia-
mond, Grenada.
Best bet-On My Honor.
Best longshotAHonor Guard in
the first.
Evening star., 1953-06-11

Today a year ago-Gardner
Mulloy and Hamilton Rich
ardson reached semifinals Of
Kent tennis championship in
England,
Evening star., 1953-06-11

Five years ago-University
of Illinois won Central Inter-
collegiate track championship
with 581a points.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
SECOND GAME.
Totals 80 II "a II


Doubled for. Pollett in 9TH.
fFouled out for Smalley in sth.
FSafe on Hammers error for McCul-
Stopped out for Minner in sth.
fDoubled for Ridzik in Sth.
%%Ran for WaitkuS in Sth.
t1Walkeds for Ryan in Sth.
t+Ran for Wyrostek in Sth.
Philadelphia -------- 410 900 03x-s
Runs-Baumholtz. Miksis. Sauer. Met
kovich, Jackson, Ryan. Ashburn, Ennis.
Torgeson.- Jones. Lopata f2). Glaviano
Errors--Hamner (2), Brown, Sauer. Runs
Jackson, saueE Metkovich. Waitkus,
sawatski. Miksis, Sauer I2). Waitkus,
McCuiioueh. Home runs--Ryan, Ennis,
Jackson. Stolen base-Ryan. Sacrifice
Konstanty. Double play-Jackson to
Miksis to Fondy. Left on bases-Chi-
cago. 3; Philadelphia. s. Bases on balls
Off Konstanty. ]; off Hacker. .; of Pol
lett, 3;~off Minner,. .: of Klippstein. ..
! by Klippstein. .: by Drews, l. Hits
on Hacker. in : innings; of Pollett,
0 in 4 innings; of Minner. o in l inning;
etan2 e kiD9ste5n ;n in npnfD nnins n R15zk 9 kon
~ i = inn inning: M ,og Of DTsws; In j inning:
of Pollett, 90; of Minner, 90: of
Klippstein, -3-2; off .Konstanty, 4-3: off
Ridzik. 90; of Drews, 10 Winning
pitcher-Konstanty (5-3) Losing pitcher
Hacker (2-10l. Time-2:44. At
tendapce-15,002.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
Rosecroft Results


~ RleSt SBelote| 1850 :.SS a.so g
SSraDhite Graph e.. E1sursS rG sr.ru,r 800 $,SS SS
Hume Excellent, Ernest McElTyn.
Wildwood Boy, Miss MARY. Ann B., Eve
lyn Lybrook. Time, 2:11'S
SECOND RACE-Purss, ST 900; trot
S;SisS. su1s. 81, %sl,:@ $50 4eS tsS sfS
sturdy Prince (Redikerl l.2O
Gordon Harmony, Elsie Song, Wayne
Scott Junior, Dina Bunter, xPetrina
AOtf Daily al Hf5St Double PAID sSsJ
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000; pace
&C classified; | mile; first diyision. . o
Easter Dawn !G,ncTho It% 4'so s'So $o G.SS GSS
% Miss Wicomico. volitation, Leon Graft
tan, The Adjuster' County Attorney.
FOURTH .RAcE--Purse, $1,000, pace
cG cIaSsedH S.fn %f SfcS0d o siyS0s 4O
friGSsss Princess setsy SJoSnson5 ''' $50
Duke AEON. True Pegsy. Jackie Castle,
Ariel Chief, Widower Joe. Time. 2;l0as.
FIFTH RAcEIPurse. s11oo: pace B
slassiaed; / mile; first dtyision; Sd eo oso
Atom (W. Wathen jr. 3.?O
My Duke, May Cardinal. Parma Han
over Shamrock Bonnie, Doctor Vic.
Time. EOS,
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, SI,1oo: pace
B classified; the Jack Blank Trophy
scott WE %Brainerd q &c 'bleS $3.50 IO.eO $40
Grattan Cash dowdenl 1910 s'69
Seattle Victory tHOlmes) 3.@n
Wayside, Night Flare, Falconridge
Peter. Prudence Hy. Ace Cash. Time,
2:Gi
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. ST. log; tro.
b classified: mile.
Peter Wyn tMcNa'ra) 27.OO 1919 H.iI
Try Van (BenedicD 30 4.S0
Bora McElwyn tWyble) 5.30
Breeze Along, Randolph. Luke Han
over. Ann Volo, Pard c. Time, 2:l2.
MGHTH RACE-Purse. 5000: trot
CC &C., elassifisS; Msi sa:,I. mile "a m ,e.a $50
Dick Case tFlemingl $50 60
Benny's Day (Frey) 4.60
Lucy Lybrook, Boot Key. Tip vclo
Robert Darnley. Payway. Time, 2:c9~s
Evening star., 1953-06-11
Dodgers, Is; RedIeqs, 3
Totals 1O247 Totals Is

Totals 36 10 "a Totals IL 1927 5
Sacrificed for Wehmeier in 7th.
Filled out for BRIDGES in 7th.
+Singled for Judson in 9th.
STRIPPED for Roe in 6th
fRan for Belardi in 9th.
Cincinnati -~- 600 0O3 O00- 3
Brooklyn ------7--- coz 103 07x-13
Runs-Adams. Bell, Borkowski, Gil
liam (2). Reese. Snider (2l, Robinson.
Campaneila, Hodges. Furillos Morgan,
Roe. Thompson, Black. Errors-Snider,
Temple. Runs batted in--Reese (2),
Morgan l2). Bell t2), Borkowski. Be
lardi, Gillian, Snider (2), Robinson t2),
Hodges t2D. Two-base hits-Reese. Nor
gan, Robinson. Three-base hits-Furillo,
Belardi. Home runs-Bell, Borkowski.
Snider. Sacrifices--Maruuis, Gillian.
Left on bases-Cincinnati. z; Brooklyn.
6. Bases on balls-Od Wehmeier, 8; of
Smith, |. Struck out-By Wehmeier: /;
by Smith, I by Roe, s.; by Black. g. Hits
rof Wehmeier, 2 in g innings; of
Smith, in / inning; off Judson. 0 in
inning; of Roe, Z in 6 innings; of
Black, 8 in 3 innings. Runs and earned
runs-Od Wehmeier, 6-6: of Smith.
IA; of yudson, 90; of Roe, a.; on
pitcher-Roe (3-2D. Losing pitcher
Wehmeier U-3). Time-2:45. Attendance
-15.6SS.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
PIoy for cYO Title

st. Anthony's and st. Francis
Xavier will play for the CYO
baseball championship Saturday
at Turkey Thicket.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
Return Battle Promised.

Chief interest in the race nat
urally will center around the
return battle between Eric
Guerin on Native Dancer and
Eddie Arcaro on Jamie K,
owned by Jim Norris of the In
ternational Boxing Club.
Arcaro, seeking his sixth Bel
mont victory. almost caught
Guerin in the Preakness and
might have succeeded if not
forced to make his bid too soon.
With only two others in the race,
Eddie could be even more dan
gerous this time.
Native Dancer, winner of 13
of his IA races, already has $440,-
225 in the till and can increase
it to $520,725 if he wins. Alfred
G. Vanderbilt's pride is expected
to be a 1-to-4 choice at post
time, with Jamie K. probably at
5 to 2.
Royal Bay Gem May Surprise.
A lot of horse players have a
hunch Royal Bay Gem will sur
prise. The Royal Bay colt is a
strong late runner. He was
fourth in the Kentucky Derby,
a mile and one-quarter test.
but moved up to third in the mile
and three-siXteenthS Preakness.
1T will be tough to beat the
gray horse and Jamie K, too,
for that matter" said Trainer
Clyde Trout, but he reported
his colt is ready for his best.
Jimmy Combest will do the
riding.
Kamehameha, named for the
first king of Hawaii, was sired
by Polynesian, like Native
Dancer, but there the similarity
ends. Saturday is his name
sake's birthday and hunch play
ers might take note.
Evening star., 1953-06-11

tBatted for Wilhelm in Sth.
Slammed for Mueller in Sth.
Milwaukee - 300 900 030-6
New York --.- Ill 110 000-5
Runs-Bruton, Mathews. (2). Gordon
L2t, Pafko Dark CD, Thompson C2);
in-Mathews (2), Thomson, Thompson
"a, Gordon %, Dark: TWo-base hts
Thompson ,(2!, DARK, Gordon. Stolen
base-Crandall. Sacrifices-Logan, Thom-
son. Double plays-Bickford to Logan
to Adcock; Adcock to Logan; Gordon to
Dittmer; Crandall to Dittmer to Matthews.
Left on bases--Milwaukee,. s.. New York
g. Bases on balls--Of Bickford. l; off
off Antonelli, ]. Struck out-By Bick
ford, L: by Buhl. L; by Antonelli, !: by
Hearn. 3; BY Koslo, l. Hits-Of Bick-
ford. 5 in ga innings; of Buhl. 3 in ga
innings: of Jolly; . in . innings: of
nelli o in rs innings; of Hesrn. s in
7l3 innings; off wilhelm. > in .; inning:
off Koslo. in inning. Runs and earned
runs-Off Bickford. 3-3; off Buhl -
off jolly. 90; off Burdette. 90; of
Antonelli: 90; off Hearn, 5-5 off Will
helm. i: of Koslo, 90. Hit by pitcher
BY jolly fYvarsl. Wild pitch-Hearn
Winning pitcher-Burdette t4-m. Losing
pitcher-Wilhelm t4-3D T.me-2:42.
.3f4.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
Yesterdays Major League Box Scores
Yunks, II; Tigers, a
Totals 15271O Totals

Totals a ] 3 81 10 Totals SO ~ 8
Singled for Silvera in 9th.
tSingled for Rizzuto in 9th.
IRAN for MZe in 9th.
SHIT into force play for Sain in 9th.
fHit into force play for Renna in 9Th.
""Safe on an error for Wight in 18th.
ffWalked for Herbert in 9th.
New York - 0O1 007 012-11
Detroit ----- 600 400 600
Evening star., 1953-06-11
Belmont
Continued From Page C-1.

trainer of Native Dancer, said.
That's what we want-the best
horse to prevail"
Refuses to Predict Outcome.
The young trainer refused to
predict the outcome of the Bel
mont. which usually produces
the 3-year-old champion, but
he obviously wasn't bringing
the big gray colt out for an air.
ing.
(The race will be telecast
and broadcast over the Co.
lumbia BroadcaSting Co. ia
cilities from 4:30 to pm.
(EDT), and will be seen in
Washington on Channel 81
jamie K, who lost by a neck
to Native Dancer in a surpris-
ingly close finish in the Freak
ness; Eugene Constantin, jr.'s
late-running Royal Bay Gem
and King Ranch'S Kamehameha
complete the probable field.
Two other possible starters
were eliminated yesterday when
Brookfleld Stables Isasmoothie
was shipped to Delaware Park
for Saturdays Kent Stakes, while
Trainer John Gaver declared he
would not start the Greentree
Stables PoWhatan in the Bel
mont.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
led sox. 11-3; Browns, ~ Braves, 6; Giants, 5

Totals 35 IL 81 IA Totals 33 IL ~
'Grounded out for jolly in 1th.
IRAN for WARS in Sth.
tBatted for Wilhelm in Sth.
Evening star., 1953-06-11

lest bet-SaNy's Ginger Julup.
lest lonEshot-Isle Of Skye In the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Czeck-WuIone
Announcement

Announcement has been made
by Mr.. and Mrs. William Geek
of Wanamie, Pa, Of the engage
ment of their daughter, Josephine
Barbara, to Mr.. John Lore
Malone. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. John L. Malone of
Washington. The wedding will
take place on February IA.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Newport Township School in
Wanamie and is now associated
with the Aircraft Industries
Association. Her fiance was
graduated from the Signal Corps
School at Fort Monmouth, N. j.,
and served with the Occupation
Forces in Japan. He is at pres
ent employed by the Department
of Defense and also is a member
of the United States Air Force
Active Reserve.
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Announcement

Announcement has been made
by Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Suite
of the recent marriage of their
daughter, Kay, to Mr.. Leonard
Earl Hearton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. j. Hearton.
The former Miss Suite is a
senior at Anacostia High School
and also is an instructor at the
10 Ann Gray School of the
Dance in Suitland. Mr.. Hearton
is associated with the Washing
ton Office of Remington Rand.
Inc. and has been attending
classes at Wilson Teachers Col
lege
Mr.. and Mrs. Hearton are now
residing in Forest Hills with
his parents.
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Miss Mary Patricia Dunn,
step-daughter of Mrs. John Paul
Barringer of Washington and
Philadelphia, and the late Dr..
Thomas Balfour Dunn of Berke-
ley, Calf, and Shanghai, was
married on February 7 to DR..
Stuart Robinson Silver. He is
the son of MI. and Mrs. j. Rob-
inson Silver, jr. of Akron, Ohio,
and Point O'Woods, N. Y.
The ceremony took place in
West Orange. N. j., at the
Church of the Holy Innocents.
the Rev. Trevor E. G. Thomas
officiating. A reception followed
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lanman Trumbull Holmes.
After a wedding trip to ia
maica, the couple will live in
New York where the bridegroom
Is an inferno in surgery at Belle
vue Hospital.
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Miss Irene Frances Paravati,
daughter of Mrs. Angela c. Par
await and the late Mr.. Joseph
Paravati, became the bride on
February 7 of Mr.. Robert Allan
Strizzi. Mr.. Strizzi is the son of
Mrs. Camille M. StriZzi and the
late MI. Michele C.. Strizzi.
The ceremony was held at the
Holy Comforter Church with
Father Aldo P. Petrini officiat-
ing. The scene of the reception
was the clubhouse of the Cath
olic Daughters of America
The couple will reside in
Washington after their return
from a New Orleans wedding
trip.