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Evening star., 1953-08-30
BY the Assoeioted Press

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Aug.
29.-James M. Grieve's Miss Jo-
anne won the inaugural running
of the $4,000 added Miss Amer
lea Turf Stakes before a swelter-
ing crowd of 24,988 at Atlantic
City today. The 3-year-old fllly,
a recent arrival from Rocking
ham Park where she captured
the White Mountain Handicap,
came from last place in the field
of IL fillies to post a 2A-length.
victory in the mile grass event.
Bernard L. Williams and Mrs.
A. K. Gallagher's Mi-Marigold, a
30-to-1 shot. was second in a
second in a neck photo decision
over George A. Garrett's Little
Flirt I'd. Less than a length away
Edward P. Taylor's Canadiana,
the 7-to-10 choice, landed the
fourth money.
The mutuel prices were Miss
jeanne, $3.50. $7.40, $500: Mi
Marigold. $3.50, $500 and Lit
tie Flirt I'd, $3.50.
Miss Joanne's first venture
over an inf1eld course was worth
to her owner. 1t was the Chal-
Evening star., 1953-08-30
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Native
Dancer and Tom Fool will be the
big horses in the $4,000 Sysonby
Mile dream race" at Belmont
Park September 26, but don't get
any notions that they will race
alone.
Alex Robb. Belmont secretary
treasurer, advised today that 80
outstanding horses had been
nominated for the race, which
admittedly was designed to bring
together the two 1853 racing
sensations, Native Dancer and
Tom Fool.
The Calumet Farm, for in
stance, has entered Mark-Ye-
Well, star of last winters Santa
Anita meeting, and Hill Gail,
winner of the 1852 Kentucky
Derby.
Royal Vale Nominated.
Then there is Royal Vale. the
English-bred who won a raft of
stakes in the spring and almost
beat Tom Fool in the Suburban
Handicap. Royal Vale is re-
cuperating from an injury suf-
fered during the summer.
Alerted, durable handicap star
who won the Saratoga Handicap
last Saturday, is another one
who may test the Dancer and
Tom Fool in the Sysonby.
Oil Capitol, the Hasty House
Farms veteran campaigner, Cliff
ford MooerS' Cyclotron, Mrs
Samuel Pistorio's Tuscany, and
Mrs. Ben F. Whitaker'S Grecian
Queen, 3-year-old flly champion
also have been nominated.
There's no doubt sports fans
will have the names of Alfred G
Vanderbilt's Native Dancer and
the Greentree Stables Tom Fool
drummed into their ears much
more than the others for this
race.
Naturally, the gray, a natural
dancer, beaten only once in his
colorful career, and the classy
Tom Fool stand far and above
anything racing today or for
several years. Tom Fool haSp,t
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Loriot Wins Crowds Acclaim
At Montgomery Horse Show

Patricia Gorrell and Fritz Ster-
bak, respectively.
Laura Lee Shreve's Popsicle
took the large pony champion
ship back to Falls Church, Va.
Pohi Pony hacss-1. rss; Thane of Wales, Pa
tFicia Gorre5; z, sihouetts o,.F PegaSSs
4. seabrook, Bobby Gardner.
g,it4 ing sgtsFSaI; a5s1, s%SEy jSe kllIy Eye
4, Fancy, Laura Lee Shreve..
Pony hacks ever l3H-1, Popsicle,
Laura Lee Shreye; 2. Moonbeam, Nancy
No M4rgan; 3 ;En, FiTefiy' Peggy Grey; T. Trim
Small pony hunters-1. Thane of
Wales; 2, Silhouette; 3. seabrook; A.,
Flame. Ken Shreye.
2, Surprise; 3. Popcorn, Bobby Gardner;
Large pony hunters, Popsicle; g,
MooE6eam Mplm3c6eaG; Eienard Tainket zimmerman d.
Small Small pony iumpers-1. pe Bambi: 2.
Ihane Of Wales; ,, sugarfoot JsHS Arlene pLd1v
ii Medium pony pony iSmpers-i, ~ Surprise
2, Pretty Penny, Parnell Gore; 3. Smoky
Joe; 4. Little Fox. Judy Ryan.
Large pony TEnke
bak; 4. Popsicle.
Small pony champion-Thane of
Wales MsdiuR Re5sTysBamS papS surprise Re-
serye-Smoky Joe.
Large pony hampion-Popsicle; Re-
serve--Trinket.
Time. Edward Glacken.
Junior 4n. hsGkS~l P9psicle; 2 step-s
Warmup jumpersMi. BY Jinso. Bert
Lytle; 2 Lariat; George DiPaujS; 3. Red
Road hacks-1. Sky's Shadow, G. W.
owen; 2. That Night, A. Carabeli; g.
Step-a-Long; 4. Sandy Maid, Don Brad
ley.
Junior working hunters. David
Gray; ,. Catch Me; 3 Tiny. A. S. Daley;
4. Step-a-Long.
n,e1Pm open iumpersli end Playbpy skiPpgg gDg
Gibbons; 4 Bandit. Joan Ostrow.
Junior Jumpers. On Time; O. Mr..
North. Stewart Bridenbaker; j. Royal
Flight. Frank Imperator; 4. Playboy.
Fine harness horses. Miss Gloriana
Patricia Anderson: 2 KaloTama Ace: p;
Skolnick; Col. Midnight. Buddy Klein.
Green working hunter under saddle
!. That Night; >. Phiabeg. c. w. Owen;
3; Oar -Er- -Salaam, Alta Vista Farms; 4.
Sky'S Light. c. w. owen.
:, Working hunter. Tiny; 2. Bandit;
3. Balbo. Blanch Johnson; 4. Telemark
Mrs. Steadman Teller.
Touch and out. Playboy; .. \Lariat;
2. Hi Lii Fred Hughes ir.; 4. Tania, Gary
Gardner
Three-gaited saddle horses. Sunday
Afternoon, DR.. F.. Masino; .. Oklahoma
Melody. Mrs. Patricia Anderson; 8. Queen
of CONDOR Earl Gunner; 4. Jenifer
Jones. Louis Klein.
Bes. Hunting Performance, Nor
lit. Linky Smith; 2, Valbo; 3, Our Sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Shepherd: 4,
Sky's Impression, MI. and Mrs. Gardner
Hallman.
Green Working HUNTER, Fox Trot.
Chuck Ackerman; :, Mem, Sahib. Jo-
ish Parade. Deborah Shannon.
Hunter Hacks, Sky's Shadow: ..
Sky's Light; 3, That Night; 4, Virgil,
Combination Five-Gaited Horses,
Miss Gloriana: 4. Colonel Midnight.
Open Hunters. Skys Impression;
2 Skys Shadow; 3, Our Sister; 4, That
Night.
Conformation hunter champion, Sky's
Impression: reserve, Sky's Shadow.
Knock -Down-and- Out - l. Lar a I.
George diPaula; 2, White Rein, Floyd
Powell: 3, High Lee 4, Short Cut, Chuck
Ackerman.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Racing at Timonium
Starts Wednesday
speeioi Dispatch 10 The Sior

TIMONIUM. Md, Aug. 90
The Timonium race track opens
it's To-day meeting here Wednes-
day, to run through September
IL in connection with the Mary
land State Fair.
An early starting time of 1:30
pm. has been set for this years
meeting.
improvements in the barn
area are attracting a good CAL
iber of horses and Robert Sloan,
manager of the mutual depart
ment, is expecting so much
wagering he will have 144 win
dows operating daily. These will
include a new section of % win
dows in the rear of the concrete
bleachers next to the grand
stand.
Last year Timonium set rec
ords when $4,071,770 was wager
ed during the meeting and $567,-
939 in one day. and Sloan ex-
poets both these records will
be broken again.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
By Robert B. Phillips

SpSGlhl "a 1HC DhoA'
GAITHERSBURG, Md, Aug.
29.-In the hearts of a crowd
that jammed the bleachers and
stood four deep along the show
ring fence tonight, old Lariat
was the champion jumper of the
Montgomery County Fair Horse
Show.
The point score may belle his
claim to the crown. This much
is certain-no other horse could
top his form in three jump-offs
which won the knock down and
out class. In the last round,
Lariat, ridden by Leaky Smith,
cleared five fences at least five
and one-half feet high. 1t was
an eight-fence course and the
first big one brought to a halt
the game effort made by a little
gray horse named White Rein.
The knock down and out was
the first of three evening events
for the open horses. AS the night
session began, Skippy Diehlman's
Playboy was leading in the point
tally after winning two late aft
ernoon classes.
The conformation hunter
championship was won by Sky's
Impression, horse formerly
owned by Claude w. Owen and
named by him. Sky's Impression
beat out Sky's Shadow by half
point tonight.
In the afternoon they served
baked horse show on dust. For
tunately the youngsters were out
to do their stuff through the heat
of the day and the adult classes
In the three pony divisions
two championships stayed in
Maryland and one went across
the river to a Virginia contest
ant. Thane of Wales and Sur
prise were the Maryland winners
in the small and medium pony
divisions. They are owned by
Evening star., 1953-08-30
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S45O.l

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances: 2-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
Modest Modest JGHn E%II,sgs Bs $3.50 S 6sS SsS ssS
Royal Brigade Veal Or Woe. Proctor,
World seEies Ii Time; p,,rI l:lS5 q 5;oo. claim
ing; 3-year -olds and up: 8 furlongs.
Jandy (WilIiamsl 1880 100 $50
Girsis GfnTs' ,CcES t1s5'n' $50 $50 $50
Liberty Luck Sir Rarc9; q; p, Play Toy
iSFftF1n FIFTH Isac RAcE&Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 2-year olds; furlongs.
StsTipS Sa S,s. Son Gi:apsD 1900 sS ssS aS asS
NirinEo tWilliams) 40
Dry Vermoutha Daisy Rain, Lolly Su.
Aiakatch, Ridge Reward. Time, 1:13Es.
ing; 4-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs.
Hi BiIlee (WilSOn) $50 4.40 800
Sir Sidney tShuk) $50 40
Ruthred (Tryon) $50
SEVENTH RACE-The Miss America
Turf Stakes. 100000 added; 3-year- -olds;
Miss / @iiS Soanne .agt' ttMeL'n 1880 40 $50
Mi-Marigold (Stevenson) $3.50 1900
Little Fiirt 2nd (WilIiams) 1860
Unbending, Amphispirit, Stopper Up
per, Canadiana. Fourdeesr MISS Shaaow' a
1875.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ns sise 4ysSTodi SaGs ksTe, ane up ESQ sso SeS
Nimble Myth tBlOck 9.4O 80
High Petal, In The Market, Mon
mouth; Charles; LIE Fauns, Ti,,d Luxury TAX
Cudone-McCallum entry.
Heard-Strickland entry.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
SandIot Winners
To Start Elimination

The first round of the double
elimination city sandlot baseball
championship will start Tuesday
with Atchison & Keller play
ing the Washington Black SoX
on the South Ellipse and Snug
Harbor playing 1020th Air Force
Wing on the West Ellipse. Both
games will start at 4:45 pm.
Fire Chief Morris Clarke,
president of the Washington
Amateur Baseball Association,
will pay visit to District Com
missioner Renah Camalier to-
morrow to urge him to throw out
the first ball opening the second
annual series.
Two games will be played
Wednesday and two games
Thursday on the same fields at
the same hour, concluding first
round play. Second round play
will start the day after Labor
Day, September 8, and will be
played under the same arrange
ment as the first round play.
Twelve teams are in competi-
ton for the title, won last year
by Heurich Brewers, two each
from the Industrial, Depart
mental, Ellipse, Anacostia, Me-
tro East and Metro West
Leagues.
Heurich and Springfield Vir-
ginians represent the Industrial
League, Atchison & Keller and
Union Printers and Depart
mental League, Snug Harbor
and Swift Electric from the
AnacoStia League, Military Air
Transport Service and 1020th
Air Force Wing from the EllipSe
League, Washington Black Sox
and Lincoln A. C. in the Metro
East League and Washington
Royals and Northeast Athletics
in the West Metro League.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Jockey, II, Wins
With Quorter-Horses
By the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK.-After seven
years on the quarter-horse cir
cult in Louisiana, Oklahoma and
Texas, 17-year-old James Mayer
recently rode an 11-to-1 winner,
his first on the New York cir
cult.
Mayer, who is from Gueydan,
La, started riding when he was
9 years old. In 1852 he rode a
winner in a $4,000 match and
was cut in for 10 per cent of
the purse. Quarter-horses race
a quarter of a mile which means
that the horses are pushed to
their top speed all the way.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
English FiIIy Pays 4O3 to l.;
Trainer Had Bet on Another

two tickets for a win on another
horse in the first race" he said
with wistful look.
After the race the auctioneer
sold the filly for $500
Glaisdale, by Como out of
MerrytimeS, covered the five fur
longs in 1923. The favorite,
Pink Protea, was two lengths
away in second place and Golden
Guinea another half a length
away in third.
The 403-to-1 odds are way be-
low the totes record pay-out. On
November 80, 1929, at Haydock
Park. the tote paid out 1854 for
% cents-odds of 34l0 to lon
Coole in a hurdle race.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
HagerstoWn Closes
With Record Handle
By the Associated Press

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Aug. 20.
-Hagerstown race track wound
up a Today meeting today with
a record handle of $3,859,779.
The figure compared with $3,-
516,682 taken in last season. At
tendance at the 1858 meeting,
however, showed a decline of
61,205 compared to 62,500 last
year.
All single-day betting records
at the track fell with today's
handle of $5O3,117 from crowd
of 10,417.
One injury marred the close of
the meeting. Samuel Perez. vet
eran jockey. suffered a double
fracture in the right foot in a
spill while pulling up Eleanor S
following today's third race.
He was treated at Washing
ton County Hospital.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Brush Burn Defeats
Ruhe in Photo Finish
At Washington Park
BY the Associuted Press

CHICAGO. Aug. 20. Brush
Burn. a 4-year-old bay gelding
owned by Stanley Mikell of Do
yer. Del. came through as an
8-to-1 shot In a punched finish
TO win the $4,000 Meadowland
Handicap at Washington Park.
Given a blIstering ride by
Jockey Donald Wagner. Brush
Burn forged relentlesSly ahead
midway in the stretch to edge
Hasty House Farms favored
Ruhe by head in a photo finish.
Max Kahlbaum's Jampol, in
contention all the way with Ell
don Nelson aboard, finished
third one-half length behind,
while Stan, an entry with Ruhe
as Hasty House sought it's 10th
major stakes victory of the sum-
mer. finished fourth, a length
and a half in the rear.
Brush Burn, gaining his fourth
triumph in II starts this season,
ran the mile and ree-sixteenths
on the turf in 1:57. more than 2
seconds off the course record.
The Thumbsup- Wrinkle II geld
ing. packing 118 pounds, three
less than the top-weighted Ruhe
and Abbie Sting, paid $18, $6.4O
and $3.50. Ruhe returned $3.4O
and $3.50 and Jampol, $6.4O.
Marion H. Vanberg's Vantage
set the early pace with Brook
meade Stables Picador running
second in the bulky field of 13
at the quarter post. Picador
surged to the front at the half
mile and was two lengths ahead
at the three-quarter mark, while
Vantage closed into second,
closely followed by Jampol.
Coming into the stretch. jam
pol went ahead while Picador
started to fade and Brush Burn
began making his move from
sixth place. Brush Burn con-
tinued his drive while Picador
folded completely and Ruhe
came up to challenge.
There was a general punching
of horses in mid-stretch as the
early Speedsters began to slacEen
drive, with the possible exception
of Jampol. From then on to the
wire Brush Burn and Ruhe
hooked up in a torrid duel to the
finish.
The Hasty House entry of
Ruhe and Stan was the 3-to-2
favorite.
The victory was worth $34.450
to Brush Burn, who blew a half
length decision to Stan in the
Grassland Handicap two weeks
ago.
A crowd of 24,071 poured ST.
663,317 through the mutuels in
the nine-race program.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
GiurdeIIo Hopeful

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. % (P1.
Joey Giardello, under 90-day
suspension for failing to go
through with a scheduled 10
round bout against Welterweight
Champion Kid Gavilan at Con-
ME Mack Stadium August 10,
said today he expects to be re-
instated Monday by Frank
Wiener, boxing commissioner.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
By the Assoeioted Press

THRISK. England. Aug. %
Glaisdale, a little-known 2-year-
old filly. romped to victory today
and paid off at the incredible
odds of 403 to /.
She won the North Yorkshire
Selling Plate and a first prize of
$765.
Holders of pari-mutual tickets
received SIP for each % cents
bet. Bookmakers paid off only
at 20-to-1 odds.
Glaisdale's trainer, William
Hammett, did not back the horse.
II am sorry to say / didn't
have penny on the filly. In fact
my interests were confined to
Evening star., 1953-08-30
DAILY DOUBLE PAID 500. .eO.1

lUA1LY DOObLE fAID S6S.SOD
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $500; claim
9nay. ns 4ksan Slds DS S9d us Gao il so 9'S
Lord Louis (Smithl $40 $50
Crackice (Harrier) 800
Asked Forit. irish Prince. Time' re :471s.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing: 3.year-olds; 8 furlongs.
Receipt tUsssryl @4.SO 1000 40
Aileen'E Pride DespiritO) $50
Please Pat. Dandy Wag, Concert Hall
Blue Runner, Jimmy's First, Sugnargirl,
Easy. Tom. Fighting Through. Time.
1'114s.
FIFTH RAcE-purse, $4,000; claim
Special Nurse 5D'tSl 1880 $50 300
Ariel Sweep (Madden) 4.6O 800
Mesmer Ryan) $50
nal. Man Bar ExtOrtiSnist, D"SS MOseid,
Flushing Dusk Time. 1:11as.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
DCmi9avs ResDirttO) 4.6O 3.30 s.ss00
TslanGans Vaipam cMaaseg, SEssseg @o'*o s.sS s.sS
Ruth Hanson. ,seafash, Sea Admiral,
Legate, Sim Fein. Time, 1:114s.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse,, $500; al
RepeisS odi s4G ta6onsS ESQ
BY Jeepers (Rogersl 400 $50
Hat Box, Carrolling, Switch On, John
Willie. Terry s. Time, 1:112s.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; IL miles.
Harlem King (Martinl I1.8O Gao 4.6O
Classy Chance (ROdriguezl 7.4O $40
Easy Paddy (Keene) 400
Playa, Eight Bells, Neb Jr.. Girder
Time, 1:453s
NINTH RACE-Purse. So, 500: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: p miles.
Fair Edna (Stuart) 100 400 $50
TOmebamba (Mercier) $50 $50
Boss HI (WaISh) 500
Elfdee Pegasus II, Enthused. Safe At
Home, OF Line, Crack The Whip.
Arrogant. Locarno. Time, 200.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Six Horses Collide
In Nebraska Race;
-Four Jockeys Hurt
BY the Associated Press

LINCOLN. Nebr., Aug. 90
Only two horses finished an
eight-horse race at the State
Fair track here today after six
horses and their Jockeys got
mixed up in a mass collision.
Karen Greenock was the win
ner with Enlisted Man second.
Four jockeys we're taken to
a hospital for treatment of their
injuries.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
a Wins Put DeSpirito
At 200-Victory Mark
By the Assoeiated Press

PAWTUCKET, R. L, Aug. 90
Jockey Tony DeSpirito, last
years national champion. hit the
200-victory mark for 1853 by
riding four winners today at
Narragansett Park.
DeSpirito, who has missed 81
days because of suspensions,
injuries and illness. visited the
winners circle on Red Design
after the first race, Judys Runner
after the third. Special Nurse
after the fifth and Dominave
after the sixth.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Trainer Suspended
In Illinois DRUG Case
BY the Associoted Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-The Illi-
nois Racing Board today an
nounced that a urine sample Of
Sly Wink, winner of the fifth
race Thursday at Fairmont Park.
st. Louis, revealed the presence
of a drug.
Fairmont Park stewards sus-
pended Trained Jack Goldstein,
Lexington, KY, and referred the
case to the racing board. The
horse is owned by r. j. Winter
gerSt. Louisville. XIV.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Turns in Fast Time
In Scoring Fourth
Win in Six Starts
By the Assoeiuted Press

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
Aug. 29.-Artisno, a 2-year- old
bay colt owned by James Cox
Brady, stamped himself as one
of the best juveniles in the
country today when he captured
the $73,600 Hopeful Stakes by
a neck margin over the Brae
Burn Farms War Piper in a
driving finish.
Nine 2-year-oldS started in
this richest of all Hopefuls, but
it was a two-horse duel all the
way down the long stretch after
the other gave up trying to
catch the flying leaders.
Dave German was aboard the
winner, a son of Goya II-Ky.
Flashe, and it was the second
straight stakes triumph for the
Brady colt. He won the Grand
Union stakes here last Saturday.
and today's victory was his
fourth in six starts.
ArtiSmO Proves Stamina.
German and Eric Guerin, rid
ing War Piper, used their whips
literally in the drive after they
hooked up near the head of
the stretch. But ArtiSmo, who
gainde a head margin after the
pace-Setting Sir Boss from the
Saxon Stable tired, proved the
toughest, and increased his win
ming margin by a neck at the
finish.
War Piper was five lengths
ahead of the third horse, Capt.
Harry F. Guggenheim'S Turn
To, with Joe w. Browns Bobby
Brocato, fourth. Wise Pop was
fifth, followed by Permian, War
Doings, Sir Boss and Swift
Sword. All carried 122 pounds.
Artismo's time was a snappy
1:18 fiat, four -fifths faster than
Native Dancers clocking in
winning the Hopeful last year.
1t was only one second slower
than the track record set by
Boojum in 1929, and equaled
in 1916 by Blue Border.
Winner Pays $3.50.
The sweltering crowd of 21,-
300 established Artismo the
odds-on favorite and he paid
$3.50, $3.50 and $3.50. War
Piper returned $4.30 and $3.50.
while Turn-To, unbeaten in two
previous starts and second
choice at $2.70 to 81, paid $3.50
to show.
Willie Lester rode Turn-To
in place of Henry Moreno, who
was thrown from his mount in
the preceding race. Moreno
won the Kentucky Derby this
year with Dark Star. owned by
Guggenheim, and registered the
only defeat for Native Dancer
in his career.
Moreno suffered a possible
minor conclusion when he was
unseated by Fine Alibi soon
after the start of the fifth race.
Brady, a New Jersey man who
is New York investment
banker. was enriched by $4,000
for Artismo'S victory. Artismo,
bred by Brady, now has earned
$115.5O0.
There were two daily double
payoffs today, made possible by
a deadheat. The combination
of Standee and Deluge returned
$102.40, and that of Vocabulary
and Deluge was worth $43.90.
The deadheat came in the
opener, for 4-year-olds and up
ward, when Vocabulary and
Standee hit the line at the end
of six furlongs on even terms.
Vocabulary paid $500 straight,
and Standee, $3.50.
Deluge, under 124 pounds,
made it three straight as he
romped off the seven-furlong
second. He paid $11.60 after
whipping Vigorous by 312 lengths
in 1:253s.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Washington Results
By the Associcted Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. ST. 800: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; % q t1ilHnSSi 4 s@ 4o
Scotia (PODara) 1851 o'U .a a.aU
Playman (Adams) S.4O s'oU
Sea Ripple (Heckmann) I2.' 0..O
maid. Legatee, Jimmy's Doll. Time,
( SECOND RAcE-Purse, SO, 500; maid
ems 2-year-olds; 512 turlongS.
b Blue Wayne NelsOn) $50 .'s0 d'sS sS
; 81 Sir eTnam Chris PSpaTas fSIsTmsn, '"O $50 $50
Bill Pac, GoofuS, LIE Sabre, Partlcoior'
HasSeyampa, Prize Rookie, AIR Broom
Hunters Khal, Hoosier Havoc uptrend'
b Walmac Farm entry.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $lO9.2O0
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
Miss Revoked (Rotz) $50 40 @
SILVER Cea, X ,sst BROOKS, G6Se shadow Amafox, T
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and UP; 1% miles
Fight iSGsiI Patrol CB'n) 1910 $50 800 @.
do High Milo lErbl 900 S.S0 81,
CarmargO Bill (Adamsl $50
Fixed Star, Pete's Vigil The, Filler.
Piunger, Ment Pot. British Isles. Time'
d dq Finished first but was disqualified
FIFTH RACE-Purse,, $1,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds; = furlongs,
Smackover (BrOoks) 1000 30 $50
judge J; B; CRIB $50 $.$o
ATael BIenriam. nnam Kitty Van. Tuonine. Ro-
HiSa Sixth 1Ii"i RAcEMPurse, ,$3,5oo; allow
ances; 2-year-olds; furlongs:
Athenian (Church) 2I.2O 1920 S.40
Pointing Star (Adamsl 1000 $50
Road Star Cook 500
Judge Browdee, Prairie State, Believe
Twill, Bobsled, Tanbark, Abolish. Portray.
! Sc SEVENTH T. RAcE-The Meadowland
Handicap; $50 900 added; 3-year-olds
and UP; 1is miles (turfl.
Brush Burn Wagner) 1900 $40 4.6O
a Ruhe tAdams) 3.4O $50
An Smoke Screen screen. Golden Trend, stan.
Dance Nsing, Able Sting, b Sunglow'
Guy, Vantage, Picador, The Eagle.
a Hasty House Farms entry.
b Brookmeade Stable entry.
EIGHTH RACE-PurSe, S4, 900; al
lowances; 3-year-oldS; 6 furlongs.
Yea Bama OessOp) 100 600 4:S0
Greatest (POpara) $50 4.:O
Poo Bah baldwin, 4.4O
Bill Burke Pussy Cat, Wabash Noon,
New Stream, Honey Please. Time; l:lOHs'
NINTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; OPP
tional claiming; 3-year-olds and up;
In I Clover tAdams) $50 $40 $50
Altruistic (ScurlOck) 100 4.40
Dead Duck Cook $40
Famous Corner. Six Three Four. Miss
Brook, Pine Vile, Foxpoise, Expert
mental Time, l:512s.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Bullets Sign Hoffman

BALTIMORE, Aug. 90 (P.-
Paul Hoffman of Jasper, Ind,
signed today to play his fifth
season of professional basketball
with the Baltimore Bullets.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Atlantic City Results
By the Associofed Press

FIRST RfCE-PurSe, $4,000: claim
ing: 3-year-olds: z furlongS.
Verna Lee Block $3.50 200 LIDO
My RetOrt (Shuk) 4.4O $50
Posture (StevenSOn) 6.1O
Stargard, Soakin' Wet, Florida Flash.
First Star. WickS First, Peanuts Man,
Barley c.. Yellow Dot, Big Flower. Time
1888.
SECOND RACE - Purse. $4,000:
claiming; 3-year- -olds; z furlongs.
Spring FrOIic (P'S're) 1880 $40 $50
All Thumbs (WiIsOn) $40 $50
MinSi (LicauSD 60
IntheSWim Ballyneety. Grand Fox.
Bobby's Dream, Sea Island, Dazzling
Miss. La Cour. Belle Phar, Brier Cerria.
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