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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-01
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Nh and Mrs Sidney Sheldon.
Of WILLIAMSBURG. were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Stonnell. Sun
day
Mr.. and Nrss. Lewis Dawson
we're dinner guests of Mr. and
and Mrs Hugh Cole, near State
Farm Christmas Day
Gordon Meinhard. Of Farmvilie.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Meinhard
and Claude and George, Of Guinea
Mis-, visited Mrs. c. ~ Menhard
and Mr.. and Mrs w. 81 Anderson
Christmas Day
Saturday CHESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Flournoy
ana children and Mrs Floulnoy s
father. Of Ashland Xere eucsts Of
Atr and Mr " w Anderson
Saturday
Wayne Anderson, Of Erica and
r J jenkins. Of Richmond. visit
ed An and N1ls Il b. Anderson
Sunday.
Nj and Mrs ". s. Anderson
were dinner guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. J Gordon Smith. Of Rich
mond Saturday
Mrs. Carl Meinhard Of Guinea
Mills spent Saturday with Mrs
c y Meinhard
Christmas Guests
! MI and Mrs George Jenkin,
and Mrs, Albert jenkins. of Cum
berland were guests Of Mrs. c. f
Meirhard and M and Mrs. "
S Anderson Christmas Eve.
Mr. and MIS- Albert Jenkins
Mrs. Robert Fllppen. Mrs Pauline
CARTS and Miss MARGARET Gar
his, 81 Cumberland, vsiter Mrs
c Il Melnnard and Mi and Mrs
w. IS. Anderson. Sunday after
noon
Al and Mrs 3 r Farmer, .
Richmond MRS. Irene w. Brad
buly G + Bradbury, q G Bruc
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-01
S.cottsyille MasOns
Install Officers.

Scottsville Lodge No. As. A. r
and A. NJ. entertained ladies and
visiting brethren at dinner i'll the
Masonic dining hall here Monday
might preceding the meeting in
the Lodge room, celebrating ST
Johns night. The banquet, served
and furnished by the James River
Chapter OES No. 1872. was served
to approximately 100 people
Evening star., 1954-06-06
1WetheroN Takes Blue Ridge,
Trophy Honoring Grandfather

breeding stock. while the junior
working hunter honors went 10
the Mills family OF Middleburg
for the second successive year.
Last year Miss Mimi Mills won
the event on Alice Rock and
this year her younger sister,
Phyllis, turned the trick.
When the conformation points
were added among the green
hunters the champion was Mrs.
Randolph's Black Adam, an-
other son of Black Gang. Reserve
honors went to Star Blight.
foaled by Mr.. and Mrs. william
Rowland of Warrenton.
In the green working hunter
division the Greenhalgh family
had another winner in Lookout
Light. The Howlands also scored
again, this time with Black
Irish.
The grand hunter champion.
ship Of the day was taken BY
DR.. Alvin Kay of Bethesda. Nd.
whose Ripple Boy not only won
the Masters Trophy q second
time for Kay's stable. but topped
the noted conformation horse.
Jack Blandford, from Shawnee
Farm Of Kentucky.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Favored Sir Mango Wins
Lincoln Fields Feature
BY the Assoeiassd Press

CHICAGO. June 5.-Favored
Sir Mango left the gate in front
and stayed there today to win
the $15,000-added Edward j.
Fleming Memorial Handicap at
Lincoln Fields.
Because only five horses ran
the seven-furlong feature event.
betting was confined to win and
place. Sir Mango. ridden by
Dave Erb. paid So and $2.40.
Bugledrums. who finished sec
ond, returned So. Heutel was
third with En- Fleur and Chom-
bro trailing.
Arab Actress. Ruhe, Screemin
Jack and Sunny Dale were
scratched because Of heavy track
conditions.
The victory was the fourth
straight for Sir Mango, who was
topweighted ut l23 pounds.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Dalton Wins Skeet Title,
Shares in Two Others +.

John c. Dalton of Chevy Chase
won one championship and
shared in two other titles as the
National Capital Skeet and Trap
Club opened its annual North.
South shoot.
The meet ends today with fir.
ing scheduled to start at 8 am.
on the clubs field on Riffieford
road. 61a miles from Rockville
on Route g.. ,.
Dalton. a salesman for o
Washington auto concern, Sue
cessfully defending his title in
the .410 gauge with a score Of
As out of so. He won last year
with 95x100. . ,-s
Dalton and Harry Wright won
the two-man team title in the
.410 with 85x100 and also took
the % gauge title with 1Slx200.
Other winners: 5aft
.41O. gauge-Marine Capt. B. Z. Ions.
is kirk g. Class e. raaf afo GIsas ssase II % M
B. .2S gauge. o. williams, Glass B;
man team. Cabel and Floyd. Class ,.
30. 20 gausecGene i. Day; Class 4; JACK
20 gauge. two-man team-Williams and
Frank, Class A; Karrick and Evan.
Class B.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Boxing Resumes Here
June IS at Turner'S

Boxing will return to Wash
ington after a months absence
with a bout between Feather
weights Gene Smith of Washing
ton and Tony Longo of Balti-
more at TurnF's Arena Tues
day, June Is.
Longo's principal claim to
fame is six-round victory last
winter over Jimmy Cooper, with
whom Smith exchanged knock
outs last year.
The fight will be a 10-rounder,
with Vince Mcmahon as pro-
moter.
Smith is in the process of re-
establishing a lighting reputa-
tion after what was, for him, an
ordinary year in 1853. He had a
four won, three lost and one draw
record last year, but has/won his
two 1854 starts in good fashion.
For some time Smiths man
ager, Irving Cohen, has been
talking Of a big outdoor fight for
his boy. possibly with Sandy
Saddler. the featherweight cham
pion. Cohen has the contacts to
get q match with Saddler. All
he needs is q fighter with q
good enough reputation.
Smiths two fights this year
were with Jimmy Ithia, whom he
knocked out in 10 rounds, and
with Filberto Osario. whom he
beat in 10. Particularly against
Osario did Smith show some Of
the form that gave him a string
of 81 straight victories early in
his career.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Belmont Park Results
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

FIRST RAoE-PIrse.. 81 900: maiden
3-year-olds and up: furlongs.
SssR'i.i SssS slsns .''s NlsSoI 900 40 s.sS s $sS
Lap 0Luxury tGperinlgS 6.7O
Vie En- Rose. Marrow Margin. sheilas
pos 4STs 4snts T stinsps csnerpoia: RG%ms
Time. 1:14h. Field.
SECOND RAcR-Purse, "a, 600; claim.
| Ing, 3-year -olds; 8 furlones.
Fss Es, sssIs Hsls tAs.,&s1n, ts.I's ESQ zsS sf"
silurian. fSusens story. Pukka Lii
Pot Hunter, Elrose. Time, 1:12+s.
Z tDAnY:pouBLE PAID ssa.7oD
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; maiden
2-year- r-olds: furlongs tWidener
SSI I.ss stretch .A,l.n, 11.so 40 90 :.ss 80
Two stars iGuefinl 80 2.i0
MC2n osom.a Paper ncS nS0n Romsnes Massy
Precious Lady Tonapah, Far Pacific,
Azure Beauty. Time. O:59M.
aTailer-Hanger entry.
b Wheatley Stable entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; al
lowsnces: 3-yeSr-oids and up: fur
Crash Dive !Ggsr,n, $50 s.:cc :.5SS
Phantom Song (Arcaro) $50
sC. y. Dorsett. Roman Spring. Glen
tsCove. EgAan Of Destiny. Kilimanjaro.
I RoysB. Gold. Lee Chez, We Wonder.
Counterfeit. Duke Hi. Time. 1:112s.
FIFTH RACE-Tfie Stromboll Classi-
ned Handicap; 5000 added: 3-year-
olds and up; 8 furlongs.
. Hilarious (Atkinson) $50 $50 80
Ruthred (Wal) $50 $50
War King lCatalanOD $50
SQUARED Away. Game Chance. Jet
Master. Time, 1:123s.
Belair Stud -Wheatley Stable entry.
Sixth RACE-The Peter Pan Handi-
cap; $4,000 added: 3-year-olds; IN
Hieh Gun tGuerin) 1850 $40 $50
Eisherman (W'house) $40 200
Diylng Board (Atssen1 s $50
Surmuunt Prince Hill. Porterhouse.
Jet Action. Time, 1:527s.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; al
nH Inowsness ,H;y ,4HTysaT-Slds and up; ! ad mile a.
Ieeberg End !CeAtreras) 6.lO $50
La. Perouse. Nuiiify Brown Booter.
Market MsaPnket Level. Atomic Fleet. Time.
+ EIoHTH RAcE-Purse. 50 500: claim
| Ing. 4-year-olds and up: liz miles.
Dover Doll (C'gemiel 16.40 $50 400
Whiskey Sour (Br0us'd1 4.2O 500
First Wing (HettingeRD $40
Son Fen, Sir Anhut Coriantumr. Vo-
cabulary. Elmo's Choice. Time. l:55lS.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Belmont
CONTINUED from Page C.l.'

ton. Otherwise. many thought
he might have won 1t. ~.
High Gun finished third be.
hind Correlation and Fisherman
in the Wood Memorial in April
and was third again behind Jet
Action and Buttevant in the
Withers Mile. The colt was
fourth In the Delaware Valley
Stakes at Garden State.
The King Ranch bought High
Gun at the 1852 Keeneland
yearling sale for $4,000. The
colt was bred by K. M. and
w. P. Little and c. c. Boshamer.
Today's Peter Pan was worth
SGT .050 and boosted High Gums
1854 earnings to $47.85O. Last
year the colt started three times,
won twice and earned STATS. RI
Maine Chance Farms Jet Ac.
tion led for the first three quar-.
ters of mile. followed by Fish
erman and Porterhouse. With
about an eighth Of a mile re-
manning. Fisherman went to the
front. with High Gun moving
up fast behind him. High Gun
took the lead just outside the
sixteenth pole and came In
without any trouble. 80
c. T. Chenery's Prince Hill
was fourth. followed by A. ].
Leeds Surmount. Porterhouse
and Jet Action.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
tDAILY DOUBLE PAID s1sa.eO.l

THIRD RAcE--Purse. $4,000: claim
ing 4-year-olds and up; Lie miles;
Thsles tDssDirite) 500 4.s0 80 80
Georse Collin: Collin: II.:ar,, fH.sn. $50 80
-%H Ansnlis. jacks Neeen. Jacks Banner:
No Skis Busy Evening. Time, 1:46.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claim
nE.: ips sydsToidks TsieT. sk3.e Hi1s as4o 500 $40
sew Il Seams Fisher) goo go
%,:hjs ,jsss: Tsssrn' r,a. shooting ss Box rsd''
ances: 3-year- -olds: 8 furlongs;
tSsssa G%Testricssd RaSs siDesPiritoS $50 100
20 dro~isr. Misss Indian Lad. Familiar. Draw.
Fuente. Time. 1:11A.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: allow.
snces; 4.year-olds and up; furlonggsS; gS
Ferro Fog tDespirito) 2.60 2.:0
Nutmeg Lad (Ussery) @%O
Eabani. Den-Cal. Time, 1:1Oas.
SEVENTH RAcE-Ths l. White Whit ! Noun Noun
IMsrrs M EiIi. tDespIritsI $40 go s.ee see
hndre EntE Dnna aMaytinS 'ne" SO
Rosdns ssHs Afian: fims. f:4a f:4e. " S0'0'e' son
EIGHTH RACE-The Brass MONKEY
Handicap; purse. $500; 4-year-olds
sun Eusher (DeSpirito) $40 40 ESQ
The Pheasant (Maddenl 500 40
Big Oak fStuart1 2.DO
Timus. Gold Champ. Late Return. sun
Diver. Toy Hunt. Time. 1:5Sts. T
NINTH RAcE-Purse. q. 800; elaim-
ing: 4-year.olds and up: lie miles.
Bouquet BiIly tDeSp'oD $50 400 $40
Miss Sublime (Fisherl 14.OO 0.4e
Eight Bells tSmithl $50
3 AWiWi. I'm Fred. silly Minnie. Fort
Monmouth, Agi-Gemma. frey Red. Ply.
ing Name. Aouarius. Time. 1:456.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Recreation Net Play
Will Start Saturday

, The District Recreation De-
partment has scheduled the
opening of its annual tennis
tournament for Saturday, with
competition in five classes and
with entries restricted to nom
previous winners and unranked
players from the Washington
area.
The tournament committee
has ruled out all men players
who have ranked in the top 10
in the District in the last three
years and players who have
reached the quarter finals Of the
City of Washington. District or
Middle Atlantic tournaments over
the same period.
The restrictions for the women
are not so limiting. Women who
have ranked in the first five in
the Middle Atlantic or District
in 1852 or 1853 are ineligible.
Also. the committee can reject
an entry whom it feels has out
standing ability
Competition will be in mems
and women's singles and doubles
and in a consolation singles
tournament for women. An un-
limited mixed doubles event will
be scheduled If 16 or more teams
are entered.
Entries, which may be fled at
the Recreation Department, 314s
Sixteenth street NV. or at the
Tennis Shop. 1l26 Nineteenth
street NV, close at 5 pm
Wednesday. Further details are
available from Frank Shore at
National 8-3947
Evening star., 1954-06-06
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sa71.3o.

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim.
Ing. 2-year-olds: rnAidens; furlongs.
ksni 2s:;!s rssss Essss ee::sD essa;t TAO sdS scS ss
In Production tO'NelD $40
Suretip. Helen,s Lou Model Child.
Philips Pal. Faithliner. Time. 1Ioas.
FOURTH RAcE-purse. 81. 500: claim
lTs; Tes1; Spinner ePsiparaj is.S0 :sS $50 400
GladfOote (yessopl 1850 4.SO
PhilnOr (AdSmsl $50
Air Battle. Attract. Admiral's Pet.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, 50, 900; allow
Old fofse W eBaidWin, win oS is.so Snss. s.aS SEQ
Rubes Folly (Heckm'n) $50 2.6O
Golden King (Dodson) 400
Alsab Ace. Final say. Peter c.. Jr..
Hoop Mood. Time, 1:25h.
Sixth RACE-Purse. $500: allow
Liyins bcli sJsssopS 1910 10 9.:e
. Scrutinized tPermanel 2.6O
Blue Licks. Prince Marque, Rebus.
z DSnce n Sins. seaward. Time.
4 Blddah stable entry.
Memorisi Haadieap; dgtSS Sly 900 .daed: dasEi9s 8.
yeaT.olds and up; furlongs.
Bugledrums PeFm'e1 500 Out
Heutel (Jessopl Out
En- Fleur. Chombfo. Time 1:37B.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $2,700: claim.
Fancy Gent tDods0n) 1890 $40 SEQ
Lady Of Chance (Jesson) $50 600
Maretaxo (Waenerl 40
Fight Captain. First shannon. strong
play. Gallant D.. Jay Edward. Time,
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000. claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and up: 8 furlongs.
Whfrl Awhile (Bald'nl $40 ESQ
Columbus Bound (Knapp) sec
Double Barrel. Bobessay, Re-shuffle.
Stilton. Time. 1:25as.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
New Betting Record
Set by 1910 Fans
Al Delaware Park
sp.eiaI Di.pa,sh 10 Tn. Star

STANTON. Del, June S.
elevation. q little-known field"
horse, bred and owned by VIII
liam DUPONT, jr., finally lived up
to his owners high hopes today
when he came from far back
to win the richest Kent Stakes
in history at the Delaware Park
track.
It was the 17th running Of the
mile-and-o sixteenth test for
3-year-olds and there were IA
starters.
elevation, ridden by Willie
PasSrnore Of Middletown, Del,
closed a great deal Of ground to
win over the Wheatley Stables
Full Flight, another long shot.
Mrs. j. r. H. Thouron's War of
Roses. top-weighted favorite un-
der 123 pounds, was third, seven
lengths behind the winner. Chev-,
alton was clocked in 1:44H.
It was a particularly pleasing
triumph for DUPONT, a member
Of Delaware Parks Executive
Committee. elevation had won
only two previous races and $5,-
400 before the Kent. Today he
netted $4,000.
New Betting Record.
It was a big day all around at
the track for. despite a threat
Of rain, q crowd of 26.120 fans
turned out and wagered a total
Of $2,034. .709 for an all-time
record. The previous mark, set
q year ago, was $4,000 under
today's handle.
elevation ran q remarkable
race. Breaking from the outside,
he was last in the big field for
almost half the race. The son
Of Alibhai suddenly spurted
around the far turn, circled
horses with a rush and. collaring
Full Flight less than a furlong
from home. drew away impress
sively under PASSWORDS whip.
Full Flight Takes Lead.
Full Flight, who had finished
fourth in the Jersey Stakes won
by War Of Roses, was hustled
into a contending position after
a rather sluggish break. He took
q daylight lead on the final bend
and had no trouble holding OF
War of Roses.
The favorite. carrying 123
pounds to the winners 108. was
in the middle Of the pack along
the backstretch. He rallied
gamely but was unable to spot
the front two the weight. Full
Flight carried Ill. Buttevant
was fourth.
elevation was In the pari-
mutuel field with four other
horses.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
By Robert 3. Phillips

WILDWOOD. Va. June 5.--A
2O-year-old Princeton under
graduate came back here today
to tackle the serious business of
winning the Blue Ridge Hunt
horse show trophy given in honor
Of his grandfather. He did 1t
and did 1t well.
Riding Traumertan, q hunter
that belongs to Mrs. George p.
Greenhalgh. jr.. his mother.
young Billy Wetherall topped the
field of both juniors and seniors
in the class limited to horses
hunted with the Blue Ridge pack.
The trophy is awarded in meme
ory Of Wetherall's grandfather.
Edward r. Jacobs, one Of the
best-known Clarke County horse
men Of past generations.
On q perfect day. the crowd
sprawled beneath the historic
oaks of Carter Hall as a parade
Of pony. breeding and hunter
divisions passed before 1t.
A yearling by Black Gang
Valdina Zura. owned by Mrs.
Archibald Randolph Of Upper
vile, took the tri-color for
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Larry Ellis and DeSpirifo
Click in Rockingham Race
BY The Associated Press

\ SALEM, N. H, June 5.-Larry
Ellis staged q come e-from- behind
finish today. with Jockey Tony
DeSpirito up. to capture the
$500 White Mountain Handi-
cap at Rockingham Park before
1887 fans.
Larry Ellis covered the mile
and one-sixteenth In 1:424s,
only three flfths of a second over
the track record: Second choice
in the betting. he paid $5.40.
$500 and $500.
William j. Beattie's Park
Dandy finished second and River
Divide Farms Andre third. Park
Dandy returned $l2.20 and $500
and Andre $6.40.
More than 10 lengths behind
in the early stages. Larry Ellis
collared the favored Soldier Son
in the stretch and won by four
lengths. In scoring his nth VIC
tory Of the year in seven starts.
the New England champion
raised his earnings to $22.92
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Laurel Raceway Gets
Top Horsesfo Meet
Opening Wednesday

With Rosecroft due to wind
up its meeting tomorrow night,
the harness racing spotlight in
Maryland shifts to Wednesday
nights opening of Laurel Race
way. Attention during the 20
night meeting will be focused
on the tracks new look" and
the seasons first Maryland ap-
pearance for three of the top
harness stars in the business.
The Laurel harness plant has
been completely repainted and
the clubhouse will be under new
management. Laurel also will be
the first Maryland harness track
to use the new electronic race
patrol, which provides complete
films for judges within minutes
after each race.
Making their first Maryland
appearance this year will be Hi
Los Forbes. 1853 "harness horse
Of the year." owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl NJ. Wagner Of Landover
Hills, Md: Pronto Don, all-time
top llioney-winning trotter, who
was 1linnerup In the 1853 char
ness horse Of the year" voting,
and Newport Dream. top money
winning harness horse last year
who is the early book Hamble-
tonian favorite.
To get the opening OF on the
right foot, Charles c. Larkin
the tracks new racing secretary,
has promised q surprise" in
augural feature.
Post time will be $3.50 nightly
with the daily double closing al
$40 pm.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Determine Winner
In Hollywood Sprint;
The Pie King Fourth
Hv ne A.seeiu,ed Press

NGLEWOOD. Calf. June S.
Determine. winner Of the KEN
lucky Derby. came back to the
races today after q layoff fol-
lowing his victory at Churchill
Downs and whipped q field Of
six other '3-year-olds in Q seven
furlong sprint before 46.500 fans
at Hollywood Park.
Jockey Ray York, the Denby
rider for Owner Andrew Crevo-
lin. brought the little gray cham
pion in nearly two lengths ahead
Of q fast California colt. Lucky
Martin. with Rolyat Thirdly
The English juvenile cham
pion of 1853, The Pie King, made
his American debut in the race,
ran smoothly and finished fourth
In a creditable showing for his
first trip to the post since Au-
gust, 1858.
The time for the feature was
la.
Earnings Pass 100000.
Determine. carrying high
weight Of 126 pounds-the same
that he packed at Churchill
Downs May picked up a net
$15,1O out Of the $27. 400 purse
in this, the Debonair Stakes.
Bringing his victory record to
eight out Of 10 starts this year,
the triumph increased De-
termine's all-time winnings to
1901 1886. He won four races for
$26,435 as a 2-year-old.
Made the betting favorite, and
given rousing reception by the
huge crowd. Determine paid
$4.60, $3.50 and $3.50. Lucky
Martin. who for a few minutes
threatened to be the betting
choice, returned $2.70 and $2.40,
while Rolat paid $3.50.
There was some doubt that
Determine might be ready for a
fast sprint, but he soon
dispelled the thought in what
proved to be. a tuneup battle for
the $100.0O0-added California
here next week. In that one,
Determine will run up against
the older horses of the handicap
division.
Lets Others Set Pace.
Lucky Martin, winner of four
straight races dating back to last
October. got away first. with an
other speed horse. Rolyat, next
and Determine third.
Lucky Martin, with Willie
Shoemaker aboard, and Rolyat
fought it out for the first half
mile as pace settlers. At the far
turn, Determine made his move.
York brought the gray young
ster around with ease and
stretched the lead in the drive
down the stretch.
The Pie King. ridden by Cor
don Glisson, raced along midway
in the small field. then closed
we'll for the fourth spot.
Fault Free, First Pole and
James Session rounded out the
field. Arrogate and Hobcaw Sage
were scratched,
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Boys BuseboII
BOYS CLUE o. MAsHINGTON

DO1's CLVG RVVccYMA W MAshiNuIoN
TWELVE AND UNDER MIDGETs.
Murphy's ESQ 8 II; b. Leary
Harmony Ledge 8 Merflck Boys Club
FOURTEEN AND UNDER CLASS.
Prince GeoRges Boys Club 3
e et Merrick Boys Club 4
eM -POLICE BOYS CLUE.
-. q SENIOR LEAGUE;
Club Eleven 10 Club Twelve 2
JUNIOR LEAGUE.
clai MCSEHlSoSERY GSilSs couNTT flR' BcTS eIissn ?
LEAGUE
CENTRAL DIVisi0Ni MIDGETs
Pstters' Cleanefs 9 Mheaten Bullets ?
Dennelly Constr. ! Miehnick -DiMaio Q
Geefaert-TWin Brooke 8 !, Net Home IL
NoiRTHERN DIVISION JUNioRs
Mcintyre HdW. rs Kensington A. C. 4
Ariingten Eittle MaJer League.
darlington Kiawanis 8 stewart Buick B
Ariington Optlmists IL McQuinn's
Kenyon Peck Mailanders ?
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Camera Does Lie:
Gives 2 Winners
For SinoLe Race
Rx ths A,,oeiniad Pres.

HURST PARK, England, June
5.-An electric camera came up
with a human failing today-and
told a lie.
The camera at Hurst Park
track took two pictures of the
Valiant Handicap finish-one di-
rect and the other of a reflection
in a mirror on the opposite side
Of the course.
Result: One showed Arctic
Slave a narrow winner over
Longstone in the mile-and-a.
quarter race. The other gave II
by a whisker to Longstone.
The Judge was called in. He
decided Arctic Slave, 9-to-4 ia
vorite, was the winner, with
Longstone second.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Morning Telegraph
Consensus
Mondays Selections.

Mondays Selections.
DELAWARE PARK.
1-Wings of Gold 1S, Sans Egal
II, Air Rocket 5.
Our Folly IA, Puppet 8, Prowl
8.
-Double Dealer 90. Peaceful
Solution IS, Rico Casino 2.
Happy Is ~. Sonfar 10. Rose
hue 2.
5-Perfect Gem 13, Texan Sigh
IL, Evening Song II.
1REPETOIRE 81, JEANNE C.
6, Ros Clag 4.
7-Gro-Up Is. Roz's Folly Z.
Nora's Watch 8.
s-Laran 10, High Trend IA. Re-
production 8.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
NaIon Wins Feature Race
Al Old Dominion Track
Special pispoteh 10 The s.ur

MANASSAS. Va. June S.
Johnny Nalon Of Silver Spring,
Md, won two heats and the Is
lap feature of the stock car
races at Old Dominion Speedway
tonight.
Nalon. driving a sportsman car
against modified car competition,
was timed in 8:06.3 in the fea-
ture race.
Preston Welsh, also Of Silver
Spring, was second, followed by
Ralph Smith of Baltimore and
Earl Cook Of Kannapolis, N. C..
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Pair Of 500 Marks
Top SandIot Hittinq

A pair Of 500 averages top
the hitting records in the In
dustrial and Anacostia baseball
leagues after a month Of action.
Billy Garner Of Union Printers
has collected 10 hits in 20 tries
to lead the Industrial averages
and also tie Jack Castro Of
Cameo for the most hits. Atchi-
son and Keller's Merle Cornwall
is out in front of the other
Anacostia batters with seven
hits for. IA.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
D. c. Trockmen Help
Ohio School Win Title
speeial pispqteh b Ihe SD

DELAWARE. Ohio. June S.
Two athletes from Washington
were on the Ohio Wesleyan track
team that won the Ohio Valley
Conference title.
Chuck Beckley of Washington
won the 440-yard dash and was
fourth in the 220. He ran on
both the $50 and mile relay
teams. Dick Semple Of Wash
ington was second In the high
, jump.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Dorfmun in Tennis FinuIs

BRUSSELS. June 5 R.-
Irving Dorfman of New York
defeated Wladislaw Skonecki,
self-exiled Pole, La. 81. 1913,
today to gain the finals of the
Leopold Club tennis tournament.
He will meet, Canada's Lorne
Main. -.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Lincoln Fields Results
BY HE Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds: 9 furlongs.
Mr. Neal (O'NeiI 1920 4.4O $40
Fancy Reward (Wagner) ESQ $40
Wood Run tArmstr0ngl $50
Blue Roger. Mariechen.. Dandy Risk.
Hats Fiddle. Time. 1:25A.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs.
Insulation (P0para) 20.60 0.4O 100
Chance Cloud (COx) A.0O $50
Glade Well (Weissman) 7.2O
Last Request Sweet Mural. Stream
liner, Blue Agent. Big Question. Time.
1:27h. ~