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Evening star., 1954-08-08
Rosie 0'Grady Averfs
Shutout for Loudoun
By Robert B. Phillips

Especial CORRESPONDENT Of The starr
PURCELLVILLE, Va, Aug. Z.
For years the Purcellville Pony
Show was a sort Of Sunior trap
for visiting firemen. Ponies and
kids from nearby counties were
invited here and then solemnly
trounced by the local talent.
Today the tables were turned.
Out Of eight Championship
awards only one went to a Lou
doun County pony-Nancy Lee
Griffith's Rosie O'Grady, reserve
champion in the breeding divi-
sion.
y All other honors left town, but
the real winner was the Purcell
vile School, which always nets
about $1,000 from this show.
DR.. Alvin Kay's Downwind and
Waverly Farms Johnny Cake
took the large pony and small
pony championships for a repeat
of their victories in the Farming
ton Hunt Club show at Char
lottesville a fortnight ago.
After a ding-dong !, battle
throughout the day, which
wound up in 912 point dead
lock between Miss Caroline
Evans Short Circuit and Robert
Lohne's 9OReilly, the Evans
chestnut won hack-off before
the judges. took the JUNIOR
championship for the success
sive year and went home with a
challenge trophy donated by WI
liam w. Everett.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
Monmouth Park Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: claim
Last La: l.s Fox ,Iy ,IDrgryl si.so $3.50 1929
Lexy Lass tCulmonel $40
Impulse, Halter Lace, Come On Home
Measurement. Time. 1:13.
c,a|Gi59 sGGoND svas4.SIa. aAcE iy5 Purse nm $39oo
Lisht Muffin tBrown) $50 $50 $50
pdaE pa r. DinE r. .DSttsD 4.2O $40
Belle JOY K, creek sksros.' faaa Time.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s711.so.
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
boy seasSei i.a uP Gee ias0nEs ssS sso
Sad Fac (Hartackl $40 500
Rissas Son (Culmonel 400
Turf ffsIH'e saii. TiRs' mace 1:i1 nssasm' sed0uin
FOURTH RACE - Purse. $4,000:
claiming; 3-year-olds and up: 6 fur
MtSnia Nl;s' tS,I,., SysF ,csn'' sso seS e sss
Battle Over tBlum) $40
Khan, Blue Law, Essayist. Jandy.
p'fi firTa 4Gn aAcE.purse. IsEEs. lae $500; H.nd.-
D.ns,. p.rs Peter M tskslIy! $50 SO s.49
saRersfsiS Rsrs GS'd eHsssscs' ssssS 900 40 40
sun Warrior. skipper Bill. Black
Metal Time, 1:10.
Sixth RAcE-The Monmouth oaks:
$4,000 added; 3-year- -olds; Ia miles
Evening Out lArcarol $50 $40 $50
Clear Dawn tWilsonl 500 $50
June Fete (B'heileo $40
Gweny G.. Mutt. Question Time.
Moose Moose. Parlo, On Your Own,
Fascinator, Miss Benz. O'Elison, Gar
stara, Riverina.
King Ranch entry.
Field
SEVENTH RACE--Purse, $4,000; al
lowances; 3-year-olds and up; lie
miles.
Black Bounty tB'andl $3.50 $50
HaranEue (Wiliiams) 2S0
First Come, Slave Girl. Third Copy,
Near Shore, Prince Dare. Time 1:44fs
EIGHTH RACK-purse, $500; claim
Ing: 4-year-oids and up: IA miles,
TFout Lure tBatch'er) 600 SEQ $50
Dehfn Dun tHartAekl $40 ESQ
Tunesmlth tBluml 4,SO
Monmouth, Excise Tax. Green's Folly,
Blue Jack. Dove Tint, Battle Ace.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
Mcnor Still in Running
For Legion Title Despite Loss

Colma1 Manor Post 131
dropped it's first game of the
Maryland State @American Le-
gion baseball championships
yesterday, 81. to Pikesville Post
210, but advanced with three
other clubs to the final day Of
play today at the University of
Maryland.
In other games yesterday
Westport Post 33 of Baltimore
eliminated Dor-wic Post 2i8 of
Sharptown, To, and Fort Cum
berland Post 13 ousted Morris
Frock of Hagerstown. 1914. The
four teams remaining in con-
tentlon all have 2-1 records in
the double e-elimination tourna-
ment.
Colmar Manor drew first blood
in the second inning of the
last game yesterday when Ernie
Cage scored from second base
on Ted Curtis single and a
bobble in leftfield. Butch Woy-
towitz relieved Andy Blasco at
that point and held Colmar
Evening star., 1954-08-08
Surutoqo Results

FIRST RAGE-purse, $4,000: claim
R,srh,i ins 4yeaS0lds asSads and up furionss "a
Ham Hooks sFer'olo, '''' 1850 li.sSS S
Knowltall Palwire. Big Mister.
Flower Queen. Straight Argo. Miss Come
Double DR.. Rile. Time. 1:27h.
Tulley Davies entry.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: maid
ems; 2-year-olds; ,5la furlongs.
Esnss EsSin.ry ya'eSES ;Sissas esso iS isPS
Old Prospector, fAlibhai Lashss.
Re5ory stsE casapg Isas Msgic s,9 M09
q Pipe Dream, Adams Apple. Pluvial
Rokeby Stable -Thouron entry.
Field
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s7os.6O.
THIRD RACE-Purse, $3. 500: allow
anees: hurdle: 3-year-olds and up: IN
SsTsfaf s;,l frss ssshulhofer' ss.7o s.eS S s.;S
Par Ps AmoUp n0p' 3E,bv, o'ao 33SS 3sS
Brsehin. Khumbab9. The Prof. Time.
FOURTH nAcE-The United states
Hotel Stakes; $4,000 added; 2-year-
summer sum- Tan Grin, 1890 600 800
Grandpaw (Passmore) 1900 $50
Iilusionist tAtkinsonl 400
To Windward, Laugh, Cup Man. Jets
War Date. Time. 1:123S.
FIFTH RACE--Purse. $4,000: allow
ances; 3-year-olds: d furlongs.
War Of Roses lW'seD 1910 400 $50
By yeepers (Con'ras) $40 go
Card Trick (Atkinsonl $50
Swift Sword, b.War Piper, c Bobby
Brocato. Post Prandial, Remand, Gi-
gantic, Sour Note. Time. 1:l2b.
b Braeburn Farm-Smith entry.
{ Brown entry,
SIXTH RAcE-The saratoga Handi-
cap; $4,000 added; 3-year- -olds and
GOid Command % tw.se, e.ae $50 $50
Social Outcast tGuerinl $50 800
Impulsive (Vaienguelal 4.3O
DomQuil, RGreat Captain, Magic
Lamp, . Bassanio. Time. 2:05Ss.
aPhipps entry.
SEVENTH RACE--Purse, $4,000: al
lowances: 3-year- -olds and up: mile.
whence fContrerasl $40 $50 $50
Cechito (Guefin) $40 $50
LouGh Rec tNichols) 500
Chateau. Ted's Jeep. Country Club.
kazmaier, Batflsh. Berthe, Stone
Saucer. Time. 1:39as.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. So. 600: claim
| ing; 4-yeer-olds and up; furlongs.
Hypalong tAtkinsonl 1910 $40 $50
Ignition tMcLeanl 11.7O 6.I0
G-Two (Nichols) $50
Ham Bone, Hootsie. Dover DOLL
; slacktype, LetdOwn. b Yellow Mist.
B Lily Ann Stable Schneider entry.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
Norrogonsett Results
BY The Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 4:year-olds and up; g furlonss.. ~
S.sn,rs Sls.r Path :S.rs $40 1889 ssS asS sS
RutS's Boy sVaides, 'o SIC
Fighting Low. Blue Charger. Princess
Bly,. stride Away. Agent; Small Play,
Our JAN Fighting Rough. Joe-Apura.
Isl SECOND RACE - Purse. $4,000:
claiming 4-year- -olds and up: Ii: miles.
Pegasus II Smith ~ Ia. li.4o ,s.SS s.SS go sS
No paTout, ss stratesle Lady. 1rvingson'
Tufferoo. Boss II, Bamalita. The Phoe-
NIX DAILY ally pooutfnLEy PAID ssI.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
Ing Ing; 2x-yyear71eeld.s; ~ 9 furlosnss. a an
kfss kis: ss. sss a.s.Iss sSs!%in'' '''0 s.iS ~
Loanelle, Master Teddy. Magnate.
Fair Cleo: Spark Maker. No Release.
iPe; Po;ukT2s s'' RACE - Purse. $4,000:
Lydis a Gsfgnsi! Is.n 24.so SO sS $50 sS
chsppy's Pass SMaye, $50
vienna Dance. Geneva. Tee wee. Time.
FaiiPTH RAcE-purse. $4,000: allow
Gable Jack sMsreisrl Hoo 80 s.44S ss.44SS
Ias,,s Iasn win. hfs sSsl,%s1s, sS.sS.nS sac s4S
Sir BOSS. Noble Try. Misdemeanour.
Red Red Robin: Time. 1:l1A.
Sixth RACE-Purse. $2.50O; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs.
BraniM (Bohenk0l $50 $50 $50
yalenciane 1Solimenal SEQ ESQ
Sir Fay. 81 Paeho, Little whim.
Joiner. Tenure, Rocket Light, Cant
omar, stalwart SON. swamp Theatre.
Time, 1:11*s.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $4,000:
handicap; 3-year-olds and up: 9 fur
Soldier Son tBalxa'H) $50 500 2.4O
SesS S-s Elm. tassssn, asds 4Oo s:SS SS
Fran Jr.. Red Hannigan. star Chief.
GioHTH RAcE-purss. $4,000; al
.owances; 4-year-olds and up: l i miles.
Banjoist tMadden) 1890 $40 4.2O
Ruth Hanson (Bohenkel see 2.60
70 Go Go tSpinale) 4.20
Market Level Top Spring. Pacific II.
Lord JetIery. Time. 1:46.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ing; 4.year-olds and up. ] i miles.
dh Ace Captain tMenl $50 6.SG
dh Eeuille tMayol 6.20 5.40
sinn Fein, Whiskey Sour, spool, Co
herence, Moname. Rshut, Gypsum, Proud
dh Dead hest for second.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
ABy the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 7.-Strong
finishes by Dogoon in the $4,000
George Woolf Memorial and
Hasseyampa in the $4,000 Sher-
idan Handicap paid off today in
Washington Parks double header
stakes program.
Dogoon, owned by E. Gay
Drake and ridden by Carroll
Bierman, followed the pace of
Rock Pilot to mid-stretch in the
Woolf. then took over with a
rush and had enough left to
stall a fast-closing Prince Moor.
Hasty House Farm entry.
The winning margin was a
length and the time for the 6
furlongs was 1:104s.
Rock Pilot, racing for theh B
and H Stable, held on for third.
The So favorite. Eugene Con-
stantin. jr.'s, Our Prince. fin
ished seventh in the field of 10.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
Silver Spring Marksman
Leads State Rifle Meet
Special Dispatch 10 The s,or

BALTIMORE. Aug. 7.-Robert
c. Marshall Of Silver Spring. a
member of the U. S. Aggies rifle
team. shot a 238x25O to take the
lead in the Maryland high-pow-
cred rifle championships today
at the Gunpowder Range.
The meet. sponsored by the
Chesapeake Rifle and Pistol Club
OF Baltimore, winds up tomorrow
Harold Leroy, also of Silver
Spring and a member of the
Greenbelt Gun Club and winner
of the State title for the last
four years, trailed Marshall by
two points.
Greenbelt. which nosed out the
Aggies for the regional cham
plonship two weeks ago at Fort
Meade, leads the Aggies, 895-876
for team honors.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
Frosty WhirI Easy
Winner in Feature
Charles Town Race

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Aug. Frosty Whirl gave four
other horses the cold shoulder
here today, winning the featured
sixth race with ease.
Apprentice Jockey Tommy Nc
Govern brought the 4-year-old
son of The Rhymer-Ice Dancer
around the mile and a sixteenth
without any serious threats.
Owned by Homer r. Gray of
Washington. Frosty Whirl paid
So, $4.80 and So in winning his
third victory Of the year.
A crowd Of 1886 wagered
$47l, ,541 on the eight-race card,
but for the feature most of them
liked Mashouda. a 4-year-old
f1lly who tried to keep up with
Frosty .Whirl but just didn't
have it today. Mashouda was
second to Frosty at the halfway
mark, but faltered to third at
the stretch.
Attavar followed Frosty Whirl
across and returned $4.4Q and
$500. Mashouda paid $3.50.
Alva H. and Wild Tip completed
the field. Wild Tip started from
the No. 5 post position and was
No. 5 throughout the race.
Frosty Whirl was clocked in
1:5l% over a fast track, good
enough to beat Attavar by two
and-a-half lengths.
Big Upset. owned by Joe Leving
OF Chambersburg. w. Va, won
the fifth race over about four
and a half furlongs, the main
supporting event. Sachet was
second and Grecian Maid third.
M. j. Elgin's Fire Again was
disqualified for fouling in the
stretch in the first race and R..
c. Crisis Buddie Sweep, the
second-place finisher, was made
the winner. Fire Again was
placed second and Nick Bloom
took third.
The revision resulted in q
$l4.60 daily double pay-off, one
OF the smallest of the meeting.
AS Ordered won the second
race.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
Morlene Stewart Repeats

DARTMOUTH, N. S., Aug. Z
R.-Marlene Stewart of Font
hill. Ont, won her third straight
Canadian women's closed golf
championship today, firing a
final round n for a 54-hole to-
tai of 232. Dorothy Herbertson
of Victoria, B. c., was second
with 241.
Evening star., 1954-08-08

Manor to one hit the rest Of
the way, striking out eight bat
ters and walking three.
Pikesville tied the score in the
bottom of the second on two
walks and an error and broke
the deadlock in the eighth when
Don Shatz singled in Warren
Mix from third base. Mix had
singled and gone to third when
Ed Leonard misplayed the ball
in leftfeld.
Dave Poole, who had pitched q
two-hitter in Colmar Manor's
opener Thursday. pitched the
last 7Ka innings after Starter Bob
Adams showed lack of control.
The schedule today pits Col
mar Manor against Baltimore at
10 am. and Pikesville against
Cumberland at pm. The VIM
ners will play at 4 pm. for the
title. The champion will go to
the regional playoffs at Parkers-
burg, w. Va, beginning Thurs
day.
golmar Manor 010 ooo oo0-l Q 3
Adams, Poole ta) 00s aud Mckenzie;
Blasco, Woytowitz (2) and Jones'
Evening star., 1954-08-08
Lefihanded Golfers Open
Title Play Tomorrow
BY the Assoeiated Press

DAYTON, Ohio, Aug. THE
guys who hit a golf ball from
the other side are ready to step
into the national spotlight.
Starting Monday. some $50
southpaw swingers will compete
in a four-day tournament over
Miami Valley Country Clubs
rolling terrain for the 18th an
nual lefthanders' championship.
The tournament setup is as
odd as the players stance, for
the crooked arm" contingent
will name champions in three
divisions. The big one is the Ma
tional Amateur title. Next comes
the National Vacation Division
crown, for those who have hand
leaps of all types and limit
themselves to 18 holes a day.
Then comes the seniors race,
for southpaws over so who also
like 18-hole daily rounds.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
Dogoon and Hosseyompo Win
Washington Park Features

Dogoon, notciling his fifth
triumph in seven starts, earned
SLIPS and paid $3.50, $3.50
and $4.40. Prince Moor re-
turned $5.40 and $3.50 and Rock
Pilot $40.
Walmac Farms Hasseyampa
also turned on the steam in the
stretch to score his first major
stakes victory in the Sheridan
Mile.
The feet 3-year-old collared
the pace-setting Sea O'Erin 20
yards from the finish and won
by a half length. His time was
1855, within a second of the
track record.
Hasseyampa, the Us favorite,
paid $4.20, $500 and $2.4O. Sea
O'Erin paid $4.20 and $500
while Pursuance'S show price
was $500.
Hasseyampa- ridden by Ar
mold Kirkland, earned $16,075.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
Washington Results
BY the Asseeioted Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500; claim
.ns; s;yssr-oldHs; ear: sH:,t, NILE; nnao .eo aso
VIII William Norton. Local Glover. Ailes lies
ksRaI Isdas. snow W Msesv sos r dFsate ms
SECOND RAcE-Purse. S3.5Oo: claim
TiIst Her Heir, 'iRcp.r.l $500 Pa go so
Beauty: Blunt. seventy Seven. Muscles.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S216.4O.
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500; allow
snSss; s%my S 5sa sas'onss sso $50
Speed Rouser !Ailea'r> 7.6O 40
Miss Mercy. ocean Lane. weedemout.
Tf5; Fine. fo15ssni' 'oss.. c0liseo' Sport Boots
FOURTH. RAcE.-Purse; $4,000: al
y..sssnS !sssS Il kiHs sSS sSo s:ss .sS
BieOm Blue riets whirlahead NisSs
PhsFs eFrE Foris RASrpr,. q Arms r@s odo se on
tional claiming; 4-year-olds and up;
Es... Is ',si Sil ''Ps 'Fse.r., 14.4o 100 go 60
ExDeEimentai h IA, sAdams) $50 a,sS sS
Lion, Lotasmoke. Welcome Guest.
Barometro, Going Away. Time. 1:44+s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 added:
allowances; 2-year-oldS: furlongs.
Dogoon (Biermanl 1880 $50 40
Prince Noor tAdamsl $40 $50
Rock Pilot Con 4.4O
Prince Eric. Roman Senator. Our
Prince. Happy Memories, Dark Grier.
Paradox, Royal Roy. Time, 1:10+s.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; al
lowances; 4-year-olds and up; LIE miles
VANTAGE tfIeckmann) $50 $50 $50
SandtoP cPermane, SEQ SO SO
Count Ne Out. The Eagle. Monte
negrin. Blue Volt. Time. 1:43%s.
EIGHTH RACE-Sheridan Handicap;
$4,000 added; 2-year-olds: / mile.
HasseyamDa tKirkPd) 4.20 500 2.40
Sea O'Erin adams, 4.20 3.0e
Old Forge. Smokelore, Spartan Jett.
Super Devil Brachs Admiral. Time,
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $500; op-
tional claiming; 4-year-olds and mp;
seccra T fAdams} 1920 TAO $50
Bs swayed sCombestl $50 $40
O. Bee tChurch1 $40
Sio Moe, From Afar. Black Canasta.
Famous Corner and Crsnbrook. Time.
2:05as.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
Arcaro-Ridden FiIIy
Leads From Start 10
Score 2Lengths
By the Associated Press


OCEANPORT. N. j., Aug. T.
Mrs. G. d. Wldener's Evening
Out. leading from pole to pole,
returned to the top of the pack
in the fight for f1lly sophomore
honors by scoring an easy VIC
tory in the $4,000 Monmouth
Oaks before ,O85 fans at Mon
mouth Park today.
Crafty Eddie Arcaro, aboard
the daughter of Shut Out, sent
last years Ally juvenile cham
pion to the front at the start
of the mile-and-an-eighth fix
ture and kept her there to the
finish after leading by as much
as five lengths at one point.
Darby Dan FARMS Clear Dawn,
who scored a clear-cut decision
over Evening Out in the Miss
Woodford Stakes here a week
and half ago, finished second,
two lengths behind, but never
seriously threatened the classy
brown champion. Happy Hill
Farms June Fete was third and
Irene r. Martins Miss Benz
fourth in the field of IA starters.
Fourth Win for Arcaro.
For Aycaro, it was the fourth
time in the ninth modern run
ming of the event that he has
ridden the winner. He scored
previously on First Flight, Adile
and Siami.
Evening Out returned $500
straight as favorite in the race
and ran the distance in 1::50H,
one second off the track record
set by First Aid earlier in the
meet. The purse to Mrs. Wild
ener today was worth $4,000,
increasing her filly's earnings to
$68.150 in seven starts this year
and to $189,410 in her two-year
career
Evening Outs squirt to the
front in the long race came as a
surprise to most of the fans, for
the filly in three other starts
chose to save her speed for the
stretch run. In two, however,
she failed to reach the finish line
in time.
Today Araco decided to break
her with the sprinters in the field
and, surprisingly enough, Evening
Out outdashed such speedsters
as Clear Dawn, On Your Own
and Miss Benz and raced away to
three-length lead before the
field passed the clubhouse turn.
Clear Dawn's Bid Fails.
Fascinator, Miss> Benz, Clear
Dawn and Parlo tried vainly to
close ground at the three quar-
ters pole. but Evening Out, run
ming easily, answered them by
going away to a five-length mar
gin before approaching the half
mile mark.
AS the field rounded the home
turn. Clear Dawn, saving ground
on the rail, took after Evening
Out She cut the margin to two
lengths. but it was a vain at
tempt, for Evening Out still had
enough left in the last sixteenth
OF a mile to withstand the chal-
lenge. /
After the race Arcaro said,
"I'm not treated to that sort of
ride very often. The race was
so easy I was surprised. didn't
want her to open up quite as
much as she did. but she was
moving very easy so let her
stay there in front"
The triumph today vindicated
Evening Out for diSappointments
in three previous stake races
this year The victory, however,
was her fourth of the year and
ninth in 13 races in her career.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
Tosh Woodmont Winner

Hy Tash. won the 18-hole golf
sweepstakes at Woodmont Coun-
try Club yesterday with 94-23-
II. Milton Polinger. DR.. Daniel
Sondheimer and Gerald Freed
man tied for second, each with
q net 73. Joe Danzansky took
o-hole honors with 43-7-S6.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
Walter Johnson Teams
Settle Division Titles

The major league Of the
Walter johnson Leagues winds
up its summer program this
week with four games scheduled
at Griffith Stadium to decide
champions in its two divisions.
Northeast Optimists and BPO
Elks meet at 2:30 pm. Wednes-
day and 1890 Thursday for the
championship of Regions A
through F. Regions G through
K will decide their champion be-
tween the Banneker Cardinals
and Federal Life Insurance Co.,
who meet at 1890 pm. Wednes-
day and 2:30 Thursday.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
Sporting Goods Sales Up

WHLIMANSETT. Mass. Aug.
Z 1H.-Walter j. Gerould, presi-.
dent Of. the A. G. Spalding Co..
Inc, which makes baseballs for
the major leagues. said today
orders for sporting goods for the
spring and summer Of 1855 are
running 10 TO 20 per cent ahead
Of last year and he expects the
heavy demand 10 continue.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
Wins Girls Net Title

GLEN COVE. N. Y, Aug. Z (P).
Dennis Bradshaw, II, third
seeded from San Diego, Calf.
today won the Eastern girls
grass court tennis championship
at the Nassau Country Club. Miss
Bradshaw overpowered unseeded
Mardel Railey of Fresno, Calf.
6-l, GO,
Evening star., 1954-08-08
Charles Town Selections
MORNING TELEGRApH

AN4S4O4N44NS I2
CONSENSUS.
1-Drayton's Sal IL, Milan 9,
Twilight Mist I.
2-Consernation 81, Doctors
Fancy 8, Myrt 6.
3-Flaxen Honey az, Lovers
Knot 6, Mista 5.
4-zany 18, Dive 8, Spring
Rain 5.
5-CLOUDBURST q. Marinkin
8, Blue Rocket 4.
6-Dana Del "a, Super Moose IL,
High Ronda 5.
Friends Advice %. Timber
Topper Z. Stop and Think 6:
8Turnpike a, Thomas Ed
ward z. Ernie o. S.
Evening star., 1954-08-08

c,a riHSi nAsSSE.irot: purse. $500;
sSakertoSn aiS AIishtc tMischeID s $50 4.so $40
symbol Land tAmatob 4.6O $40
Betty pimpies, .Mr. Wolf. Bee Handy.
saipan. The Rock. Time, 2:111s.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: Class
HisS Saisass Nor@ar pafSi eRick, %is s.so 500 $50
Private Jsff (Jsmes1 go
st.qIIn. LqHIs cFSss; sa1 TgTa Way, G; Candy kiss'
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50.
g.. THIRD RAcEMPursA $500; c Classi-
Ell: fi;,, II; 7%issi,'' ,s%,ssy 4'o sS sss
Easy Tims. Mar.lyn Lee, Keepers S
Ace Bertie Majesty, Rose Marie Woollen.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. S7oo; &C
Classified: pace; l mile.
GS5dGn s%s.;..a a%,ny Inn O. iBsn & s.so 1880 SO g
Excellent Colby fAmato) $50
Ny Mary M. Dillon, Marbeth Han
over, Lady Rebecca, stinky. Merry Rose
croft. Time. 2:10B.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $500; B Classi-
fed; trot; ! mile.
Star Star ;! RSsseroat n,I sAan, $50 3.eo s.so
o. S.A
Belle Rosecroft (BelI) $50
-, Betzo Phyllis Worthy, Captive Girl.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500; Classi.
Great sandy tHyian) 4.6o $50 a.eo
Dusty Direct tMitchell) 800 see
Dukes Maid (Hubbard $50
FalconTidge Peter Mishty Dexter.
Brewer. Time, 2:0S.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; Glass
10; Pace: ! mile.
Trustful Hanover (BelD $40 2.4O 2.6O
lchab0d Grain tAmato) 40 $50
Albert Dean tStOkleyl 500
Aldene Hanover. Miss Antoinette B,
Shamrock Mary. Top Rosecroft, L. T.
Eden. Time. 2:O2
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $500: &C
waiter Re.eerofi Hy%IanJ % $40 400 a.eo
Carries Boy (Adams) 500 $50
Banners Band Burton 2.8O
Frances Fewell. Flo Schuyler, My
Duke. shep Rosecroft, Victor Lou.
Time, 2:07h.
NINTH RACE--Purse. 5000; Classi-
Fay b. Brainerd tC.) ss.Oe eco $40
Chance Up (TArbuttonD 4.6O $50
Shady Farvel tMSeP) $40
Biery's Son. Orrin, Lone Elm Anna,
Stone Ridge. Ensign, walnut Victory
Day. Time 2:092s Attendance, 93O7.
Total handle, S215,420.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
Charts of Yesterdays Races at Charles Town

FIFTH RAcE-Purse $1,000; allowances; 3-year-olds
about Az furonRs Post 405 off 4O54z; start good
handily. place driving. Winner ch. 8. by
Jet Plo-Brlliant Blue; trainer j. Tucker O32A
Evening star., 1954-08-08

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FIRST RACE-Purse, 900; claming: 4-year-olds ant
Is miles. Post 205. off 2:05 good: drv
ing, place Winner r c. Crisis z. Virgins
SweepWakefeld Miss trainer, L. K. Crist Time 2021s
Clear and fast.
Evening star., 1954-08-08

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Evening star., 1954-08-08
Ocean Downs Results

FIRST RACE-Trot: purse, $500;
Glass c Classified; / mile.
Shakertown tMitchelD $50 4.6O $40
symbol Land tAmatop 4.6O $40
Duke Of Marabil (Smith) 7.2O
Betty Dimples, Mr.. Wolf. Bee Handy.
Saipan. The Rock. Time, 2:11s.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30
OTTAWA COUNTY NEWS PORT CLINTON. oH1o

ond Four teams of Women's
Bowling League climaxed season
with banquet at Jake's, Mrs. AL
frieda Pulschen being elected
president :.
Twenty Years Ago
Liquor store drops two en-
ployees as result of lack of bust
ness Stoning of East Third ST..
between Madison and Hayes was
voted by council /. Donald Burn
ham was slightly injured while
driving car owned by DR.. H. J.
Pool, which skidded and hit lamp
post as he was returning from hos
pital with medicine for his ill
father o p S passenger car
was derailed after group of boys
put planks on the track to "see
what would happen" :. Harry
Sample assumed full charge of
u S Gypsum Dairy Farm
Senior play was "The Blue Bag"
=. Milk, selling from five to seven
cents a quart, may go up to eight
Winifred Gill and Ralph John
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30

club held their second meeting in
the home of the Hall sisters. The
meeting opened with the 4-H
pledge and song. All sang Happy
Bhrthdayr to Georgia Ihnat. A
picnic was planned for Sunday
afternoon at the East Harbor State
Park. Charades were played for
recreation.
The Lakeside Study Club met in
the home of Mrs. Charles Wolfe
Jr., Tuesday evening, April 90
Mrs. Rex Jordan and Mrs. Robert
Ahrens had the program. Co-hos-
tess for the evening" was Mrs.
Frank Thompson.
The F. H. A. of Danbury High
School sponsored a fashion show
at the high school Tuesday even
ing, April 20. The show was pre-
sented by Joseph's of Sandusky
with Jean Shepard as producer
and narrator. The models were
from the sales department at