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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-31

we have Nest 113 of Aliquip-
pa, Pa, back with us.
The same holds true for
Lodge 800 of Duquesne, Pa,
and a new face among the
seniors in Lodge 4 of Etna,
Pa.
Champions Are Primed
A perusal of the official
tournament schedule, which
every tournament goer will
hold and be governed by,
shows that every possible
CFU basketball colony within
a $50 miles radius will be rep
resented at the 18th C.F.U.
Basketball Tournament.
The defending champions,
both Lodge 1874 of Monessen,
Pa, and Nest 1O3 of Conway,
Pa, will have a special incen-
tive. The Monessen lads will
try to emulate a previous re.
cord set by Lodge 70 "Kriza-
ri" of Chicago.
The Conway juniors who
lifted a small community but
we'll eptrenched in the soci'
ETY. to a place along much
larger colonies will try to
make history by taking the
CFU Junior title three times
in a row. It has been done
twice in a row only once be-
fore by the Nest 81 Juniors
of Monessen, Pa.
With youngsters play be-
ing short termed in the Jun
ior Division we realize the al
most impossibility of such q
new distinction falling to a
Mast cherished as the honor
may be.
Sixteen Games Slated
All in all there are sixteer
games scheduled with the
first of these taking place
TOO PM. Friday evening
when Lodge 7O5 of Farrell
and Lodge $40 Of Conway
open the tournament.
From then on and starting
as early as 900 Am. Satur'
day, the Twin City Elks Aud
itorium will be a beehive Of
activity and the hub of many
contingents from all sectors
of the closely CFU populated
Penn Ohio Area.
The CrOatian Home only q
block removed from the site
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-31

Turn to Page 8 for Editorial,
tournament Time; Page IL
for Tournament Schedule.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-31

,- CFU Tenpin Bowling Tournament
~ Sponsored annually by the Croatian Fra
" ternal Unions Wisconsin State Council of
" Lodges, this years championships will be
IN hosted by the members of Franklin D. Roo
3K sevet' Lodge 797, Racine. Highlighting the
~S@ gathering will be two social events Dance
y evening, April 3, and Banquet and Dance the
light, Sunday April 4, at which time the tourney
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TBFn "a. Page 8 for Editorial,
ssEoufnAment Time; Page IL
for Tournament Schedule.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-31
Badger State Bowling Tournament Attracts IS Teams
Racine Lodge 797 Membership To Host
Third Annual Wisconsin State Pinfest
Tourney Welcome Mat Spread First Time
For North Chicago And Waukegan Entrants
BY Anne Damjanovic, Tournament Secretary
Racine Wis - Stephen F. Brkich. Pittsburgh Englisl

Racine, Wis. = Stephen F. Brkich, Pittsburgh English
Editor of the Zadnicar will be the guest of honor during
the April 34 staging of the d Annual Wisconsin State
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-31

In addition to the tourna-'
ment newcomers in the per-
soma. grata of our Juniors
from Nebraska and Indiana,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-31

dit than give them here for travelling such distances
The furthest distanced team among the seniors is St
Lawrence" Lodge 13 from Steelton, Pennsylvania
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-31

V. 1. Mandich, Chairman
Michael Grasha, Secretary
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Suburban Handicap
Draws Il Entries
By fhe Associcsed Press

NEW YORK, May 29-While
a foot injury will keep Native
Dancer in his barn, a dozen
horses were entered today for
the $4,000 Suburban Handicap,
Mondays holiday feature at
Belmont Park.
Although the big star will be
missing from one of America 5
top handicaps. it should be quite
a battle all the way in the mile
and a quarter run.
Alfred Vanderbilt will subSti-
tute Find, assigned 122 pounds,
for the Dancer. Find, the Green
tree Stables Straight Face, 118,
and Mrs. J. r. II. Thouron's
Royal Vale: 1875, are the class
Of the field. Find was second by
a nose to Wise Margin in the
Massachusetts, Handicap May 10,
with Royal Vale third. Straight
Face was beaten by a neck by
Native Dancer in the Metro
politan Handicap May Is.
Others in the Suburban are
Matagorda. 104: Alerted, 1O8;
Northirdchance. 107: Armaged-
don. 109: Impulsivo. 100: Bas-
sanio. 106; Impasse, ITO: Count
Cain. 1O4, and Mandirgo, LOG.
Evening star., 1954-05-30

old Sir Percy Lorraine can carry
his speed the extra half-mile.
Ferriol finished second to
Darius in the Two Thousand and
the French think their represent
tative can do better over the
long distance
Landau Rated 10 to 2.
Then comes Landau at 10 to 2.
He's had the bookies and bettorS
guessing all season. He started
out as the 10-to-1 tavorlte. Then
mis- odds shot up to as high as
40 to l and finally shortened to
9 to l.
The last American owner to
win the blue ribbon event Of
British fiat racing was W. c.
Duryea with the French-bred
Ourbar II in 1914. The only
American-owned and bred colt
to win the race was Pierre Loril-
lar6's Iro'uois in 1881.
There's an international flavor
about Longden's mount. Blue
Sail, quoted at 100 to 6. is
trained in Ireland by Michael
Dawson, owned by Max Bell and
Frank Mcmahon of Calgary. And
Longden was born in Britain.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Rowston Manor 81 Fovorite
Three Colts and Longden Garry
u. S. Hopes in E Epsom Derby
Bv thn Associoied Prass

LONDON, May 90. - Three
handsome looking colts and
Johnny Longden, ace Jockey.
carry Americas hopes in the
175th running of the Epson Der
by Wednesday.
Amber II, Never Say Die and
Blue Prince II are the United
States entries with Longden
scheduled to ride Candian- -owned
Blue Sail. Only IS candidates re-
main Of the original entry list of
400 three-year-
Outside Of the three American
horses and the French challenger.
Ferriol. all are British-owned.
The winner of this gruelling
mile and a half race over Ep-
som's rolling Downs will receive
1889 pounds t$47.485). Second
is worth 2.007 pounds ($5.619
and third. 1908 pounds of $2,808.
Rowston Manor is the pre-race
choice at 6 to /. This 17-hand
bay colt by Pearl Diver out of
Nivea rocketed to the top Of the
betting after a convincing victory
in the mile and a half of the
Derby Trial Stakes at Lingfield
May IA. .. .
/ He defeated Queen Elizabeths
Landau by a length with the
previously favored Amber II un-
pfaced-11 lengths behind the
winner. That crushing defeat
ousted William Woodward's New
York-owned colt from the top
spot and sent his odds to 20 to /.
Blue Prince. owned by Walter
NJ. Jeffords of Media. Pa, is
/ quoted at 40 tc l, largely of his
fine training efforts. Never Say
Die. who'll carry the silks of
Robert S. Clark of Upperville,
Va, also is a 40-to-1 pick. Amber
and Blue Prince both were bred
and foaled in America. Never
Say Die was bred in England
but foaled in the United States.
! Darius, winner of the mile
long Thousand Guineas
Stake, is the second choice at
13 to 2. He probably would be
the favorite if the experts we're
sure the colt owned by 74-year-
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Suffolk Downs Results
By the Associoted Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
I1sns..s,s.aP Ihssis:'ss Pis.s 9...s1 $40 s.S ssS g
Gwen (Mercier) 500
Karen L .Gelinka, Sweetest Music. Gold
Quest. Time. 1928.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. se,5oo: allow
aances: 4-year-olds and up: mile and
Syn Syn sS.Ssr DESPITE. s..o $40 :.4e
Aunt Dinah tMayol 400
Hslio Sudss sr1 ssssinstSn nGps Nsns1 xDD
Ellen X. Time. 1:42B.
THIRD RACE-Purse, 80. 500; allow
ances: 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
Ornum tUsseryl 11.4O $40 500
Amyn Bey tWilder) $40 $50
Terrace. Hoop It Up. Broomette. Hell
entar. In the Book. Time. 1:11%.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. So, 500; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: furlongs.
Gn,Cy., 5sIry NJ 49,. ~ *t1rYIsl $40 500 800
Dermode Moseid. Ash Tray. Bis Bis
Sun. Time 1:1O+s.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
lRE W;S.t. 4cyeasIoIds aMo and up; furlcnss; ..
1$;::s 1$:;'' $s:s Ix;s:. :Sis' ss5s' '*' &c: s::
-, SO Well, John j., Jr.. TIM Fred, Dom
w.. Plutus. Mad Again. Time, 1:11+s.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $3.soO; allow
RGss sRGswd and oSS SR dS sSrloas; STc
Real Brother pespirito5 $50 go
Peach Bud CFisher) 40
Peu-a-Peu. Receipt; High Head. Clay's
Choice. Time. 1:10%.
SEVENTH RACE-The Constitutional
Handicap; purse. $4,000; 3-year-olds:
slessSGl SAlerels.l $50 :.4e ..se
# ssItsh Hs On sB@sS5 S'*' $:sS sS
King for All. Brisuet, Joe's Crest.
Time. 1855 (new track recordI.
EIGHTH RACE--Purse, $4,000; claim
just Tor Yo1 aEesfe) 800 500 ESQ
Fsa Fsa' Pas. r1diH ,,i.Px HSs 'Ma'' $50 s;sS sS
Clarlicht, Marilu Dorset Cornish
Game. Teakwood. Time. 1:46.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing: 4-year -oldS and up; 1h miles.
yantember (DeSpirito) 1880 500 32O
Tel-Aviv (GRoss) 4.9O 32O
Tax Four (HOOper) ana
Busy Evening. Nejla. Pegasus II, Prin-
cess Bly,, Luremenow. Time. 1853.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
AIing Richards Out
As Londou's Rider
For EPSON Derby
BY the Assoeioted Press

LONDON. May 90. - Sir
Gordon Richards. Britain's
ace jockey who was badly
shaken in a race track spill
10 days ago, tonight an
nounced he would not ride
Queen Elizabeth's horse Lam
dau in next Wednesdays Ep-
som Derby.
Capt. Charles Moore. man
ager of the Queens horses.
said Richards had decided
he did not feel fit enough.
Richards was thrown from
his horse during a minor race
at Salisbury May l9 and
spent three days in a hospital
with a conclusion.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
DAILY DOUBLE PAID 9IOO. 7O.l

a7ca TaIER Iui.!. RAcE-Rufss, e $4,000: maiden
En- Rapport (GormanS 5.io $40 200
AUDREY Lee (Moreno) $50 800
TwS HvsI stars tGuerinl - .4.?e
One. Augusta. Half As Much. Paper
S:S1a. MSGGn; Tonapah' Wedding Gown. Time.
Brown entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. S4, 900; claim.
S .. once snG us sso :ssSnts sss $50
Plus FOufs (W'dhouse) $50 $50
King yOlie (Atkinson) 100
IT'S Irls6 Nd 6s. Io ntoImsl Ies side fme Gnms
FIFTH RAcE-Purse; $4,000: allow
Tn,"i: siiI1,., 'NishS1:S SGSI..,, 1850 s,c .sss
Gray Greeting. Boots, Queens story.
Misdemeanor. Time. I:I3.
American Oaks Stakes: $4,000 added:
cSssss,sids cS.Sotes Ro.. sMeneS Hansi ESQ $50 40
Open Sesame (Atk'nl 14.2O SEQ
Riyerina (Guerin) 4.4O
osII.an. s%s5 E.ISr' E.,S' s Queen HGDsful carO
loxances sAcP1rss ans 81. $1,000 mil A.
Dream % Glory -tAFn) S.sO $50 80
Surmeunt (Woodheuse) SEQ
trschet. Time. ssss' 1859 LUKE AL M0n'
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim.
Ing; sr.;. S-gear-olds; yea sd II miles 60.
s;:;;:ss 5. ss::s:%'S' $50 s: ss:
Big clown, No Contest. Mr.. Aside,
Cherry Branch. Justa Break. Time. 1853.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Dancers Trainer
Hopes to Have Colt
Working in Week
By the Associcted Prass

NEW YORK, May 29.-Native
Dancers trainer said today he
was "very encouraged" with the
condition of the big gray colts
foot and 1--WE hope we might be
able to have him back in train
ing in a week or two"
The Dancer was forced out of
Mondays Suburban Handicap by
a mysterious injury to his right
forefoot. All sorts of X-rays have
been taken, but none of them
show any fractures or give any
indication of the trouble.
Bill Winfrey, VINO trains the
4-year-old star of Alfred G. VAN
derbilt's stable, watched the colt
walk for a half-hour this morn
ing at his barn and then Craze
for another half hour. The
Dancer never favored the foot in
any way, the trainer said
His soreness is apparently
gone" Winfrey said, And we'll
take it very easy until whatever
it is shows up or absorbS itself
and disappears"
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Garden Stute Results
ey the Assoeiuted Press


FIRST RACE--Purse. S3,500: claim.
ing; 4-yesr-olds and up; 9 furlonss.
Titans Match lBtch'D SEQ 80 $50
ar ROGET B'metis, $50 aa'SS"C
HAPPY Myrtle, Formation: Liberty
SECOND RACE - Purse. $4,000;
sls%ifE Sasa IMP syisnssT T:nis4s .G "is: 500 So.
Valley King FiskJ 3.:O
Man GsadSi Circus se Gal aaiSa Mestoab Eva ESas f War;
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s3i.iO.
THIRD RACE-Purse,. $4,000; alloy.
sHsss s!st%, ssss0ss Fssssi ss. "f 4C S'o g 'tEd
Blimey Shoemaker 800 ..:O
Mr.. first tSteveuscn ".6O
p.ss9r,Iss seR hss fTas 4ine SoG qa,. sandy Hook
FOURTH RACE-Pursc. S4 500; claim
Ancient City (W'rope, 1850 1000 $50
Upsetter lkOrte) 100 $40
Ardoch. Jingler. Flight Admiral. Pipns
Arms. Sun Jc. p. Light Step. Big Leaguer,
Tamale. Time. 1:llHS.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. SO. 900: allow
Troy weisht (smslD 100 a.s0 ..se
Berthe (Shoemakerl $40 $50
Roman Mirage W'sOn) ".aO
Dick Modest John Time. l:ll2s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500; allow.
ances: 4-year-olds and up: 8 furlongs.
hi Billee (HaPfOrdD O.2O i.i1 $40
Blue Rhymer Heblanc) 1900 100
Hueso Maabrook. Ferro Fox. Time.
1:l1as.
SEVENTH RACE-The jersey Stakes:
80 o9o ~ added; S-year;olds' !: miles
Red Hannigan tW'ams) 1000 1920
High Gun UtanfordD 100
Catspaw. Opera Lisht, Coastal Light,
Fol- Free, Winning Count. Galdar. Full
Flight. Pinetum. Correlation. Time,
l:JI IS.
Field.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. SIS. 600: claim
ine; 4.ycar-olds and up; i. miles.
Blue NOrka tStev'On) 1880 500 $50
Brian BOru tWilliams) $50 100
Larry A. (Skelly) 40
Biz Thumb. Deep River Midwest. Hall
cyon Chance. Tubulcain, Mostest. Para
mode Irritate. Time. 1:47.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
DAILY DOUBLE PAID Se42. 20.

THIRD RAcE-Purss. ,S $500; claim
ihs Fiset Factor raof. s1d up $40 ss NILS
Baby Battler (WickeD $50
Whirl Awhile Copper Plate. Happy
East, Slo Moe, Time, 1:53+s.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: al
sweet Josie tDodsonl 1890 $50 500
Countess Anita (Church) $40
RGuns s.s sss1fR xa aSat sS5e' Tina: SSsa
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81, 800: claim
Ing; MH..;sH ;4s.yeaar.cids ar and up; o g furlonss
FSet'9S F!eet Hs. 1s.% es.iGxin O0 SS sSS ssS ssS
Dream Cream. Bigtime Gal. Rustum.
'us9 sHxTS Tsnf RAcEmpur;e' Tsmf feo b. 200; allow.
judge Browdee eR';ey9 sS" ai..o s.ao 500
Colonel Fru tChureh) 500 400
Spring Green, Right Bit. Numerical.
BY Ear. Oil Painting, Carrier Girl. Time.
cap: $15, ST 900 S added; " s-yesr-oids y % and
Pomace (Green) 4.6O 500 260
Look Out Jeep. Tuosix. Paytu. Time.
ing: 4-year-olds and up: iuriongs.
Master Red tWaRner) 11.2O SEQ $40
Blue Lieks baldwin, $50 $50
Texas Oil (Br0Oks) $40
Lewis A. D.. Sky Maid. Silver K. Me-
Creight Fast Buck. Time. 1:16A.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year- -olds and up; lie miles.
Prince Adaris CP'ara) 1890 100 $50
The Blue Miss (Adams) 400 see
Secret Impulse (Wagner) 6.20
Corinne T., Blue Teal Shotral, Soocru
Truly Fair 2nd. Time, 1:53as.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Delaware Park
Continued from Page D-1.O

coming like an express train and
easily took command.
Marlboro Stud Farms Jet
Master. ridden by Jimmy Stout,
who picked up a pair Of silver
cigarette boxes for winning
earlier races and George D.
Widener's Scent were never in
it. Brookmeade Stables Safety
came up and caught some tiring
horses in the stretch to get
fourth money.
Glenn LasSwell substituted for
Jockey Nick Shuk on Penocc
when Shuk Cancelled the rest of
his mounts after falling of
Faga-La when the latter STUN
bled leaving the gate for the
third race.
The daily double combination
of 1-12, consisting of Edmond P.
Bixer'S Bunny's Babe in the first
race and Mrs. Esther Kinks
Noble Sun in the second, paid
$235.40. Bunny'S Babe paid $500
to win and Noble Sun returned
$25.40. Both won photo finishes
by a nose.
Tommy Keating, one time
Georgetown football star-which
dates a Hoya now-was out for
the opening. Tommy sells a food
conditioner for horses, and also
has an interest in a hotel.
Vice Admiral John E. Gingrich,
one of the seven Navy officers
currently holding that rank, saw
the opening program as the
guest Of Jouett Shouse. Admiral
Gingrich was appointed to the
Naval Academy in 1915 as q
midshipman by Mr.. Shouse, who
was then in Congress.
Belair studs HyphaSiS was
withdrawn from the Wilmington
Handicap after he injured his
foot earlier this morning kicking
a hole in the wooden partition
Of his stall.
Charlie Burr. 1851 jockey
champion, who was injured in
an automobile accident three
weeks ago. expects to resume
riding the latter part Of June.
Burr was riding at Garden State
at the time of the accident. He
left by motor today to visit
his parents at their Arkansas
Kans0 home over the holidays.
*
Evening star., 1954-05-30
BIessbuI| Breaks
Suffolk Mile Record
by the Assoeiofed Press

BOSTON, May 29.-Blessbull
raced to q new track record for
one mile today in winning the
$4,000 Constitution Handicap
at Suffolk downs in 1855.
The previous best mile at
Suffolk was 1886 by Clingendaal
in 1887.
The three-year-old owned by
Morris Simms and ridden by
Norman Mercier. finished four
lengths ahead Of w. E. Browns
Royal Battle. G. S. Colella' S
Switch On was third. eight
lengths away.
Blessbull paid $3.50, $2.40 and
$2.20. Royal Battle returned
$2.20 and 1920 and Switch On
1920.
Blessbull. purchased at auction
in New England last year for
$4,000. now has a record of four
victories in five starts this sea-
son. A crowd Of 2l,133 was on
hand.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Midget Racers Resume
Rivalry al Marlboro

Tommy Merrikan of Baltimore
and Fred Meeker of Fairport,
Conn. are expected to battle for
point leadership in the United
Midget Racing Club at Marlboro
Motor Raceway this afternoon.
Time trials will start at 1880.
In two appearances at Marl-
boro last year. Meeker won with
Merrikan runnerup each time
and on that basis has been in
stalled q slight favorite to take
the 25-lap feature.
Fourteen additional drivers
will start. including Charlie Mil
Ter. Willie Snyder, Gil Snelson,
Carl Miller and Shorty Bowers.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Washington Polo Club
Opens Season Today

The Washington Polo Club
opens it's second season today
with a new field, its own stable
and a larger string of ponies
than it operated with last year.
Washington takes on the pow
erful Philadelphia club, partici-
pant in many Of the big-goal
tournaments last year. at Barns
ley Field, one-half mile south of
Olney Inn on Georgia avenue
extended. ToSs-in is set for
$3.50 pm.
The home team will mount
Frank Wilson at No. l position.
DR.. John Keeler at No. 2, Don
Bradley. No. 3. and Riggs Jones
at defensive back.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Pegasus Show Titles
Go 10 Elaine Titus
And Mary Pike
By Bruce Foles. Jr.

Pegasus Stable seems to have
the knack Of drawing the crowds
and entries for its horse. shows
If the past six shows put on this
season are any indication. More
than 100 Of It's students and
boarders participated in II
equttation and jumping classes
yesterday at the new Meadow
brook show ring, neal Chevy
Chase. Md.
Elaine Titus and her good GO
ing mare. Spring Fever, collected
three blues in the boarder divi-
ion. winning the hack. horse
manship and open hunter classes
to pile up .: score Of Is points
and the Pegasus boarder cham
pionship.
Mary Pike. e. smooth riding
miss Of IA, won her second cham
pionship of the season when she
was awarded the Pegasus student
title. Several weeks ago she was
the winner Of this award In the
Georgetown Visitation Convent
Show. and also won several blue
ribbons in the Pegasus Inter-
School Horse Show.
Miss Pike was pinned cham
pion after working of with
IS first and second place winners
in. the advanced classes. Jo
Chatelain, one of Holton Arms
top equitation riders, gave Miss
Pike q stiR battle before the
judges finally decided in favor Of
the latter. f'...
The reserve equitation cham
pion was chosen from the first
and second place winners in the
younger equitation division. The
winner was 9-year-old Margaret
Horsky riding Pegasus Stables
HopScotch.
Summaries: f
Beginners horsemanship: Duane
Shelton, karen Weinshal. 3-Chuck
sic Gladwin.
Beginners horsemanship: Pam Vie
ner. Gambia David. 3-sabine Cor
6orson; 4-Holly Palmer. S-Marsaret
intermediate horsemanship: Jean
Bookman. 2-Ricky Ronnert. 3-Dory
Gheesebroush. Ann Hewitt. 5-Joan
Haynes.
Intermediate horsemanship: Mag
bara Miller. robin shelton, 5-wendy
= goarder hack. open to bosrders Of the
Pegasus sgsS stS6ls; 6. lwElsi9e ;E Titus sprins
Mary MeisneT,s Prince Pogo, 4%Bert
johnson; 5-Roger Titus scotch.
. intermediate equitation: / - vicky
van vleet. 4-Brenda Bassin. 6-Evsiyn
Intermediate horsemanship: 1-Mary
phn. ssRnssS nsh b.sFcIsos
intermediates eeuitation: / Linda
Judee cavanaush. 4NBetty d doss, 8
Boarder HorSemanship: Elaine
Titus; Pat Enders; 3-Audi Calfee;
4-Dottie Hutton; 5--Mary Meisner.
intermediate Horsemanship: 1-Gale
Thompson; 2-Sophie Sargent; 3-Tanya
Kossiakoff; Lynn Eicholtz: 6-Mary
Matthews.
Horsemanship over fences. beginners:
sharon Stone; Gale Thompson;
LINDA Ramsome: betty GosS; 81
Evelyn Kilshemer.
Horsemanship over fences, interme-
dtate: MARY Pike; MARY Ann
O'Brien; 3-Roger Titus:4-Eleanor An
derson: 5-Mary Jane Tenney.
Open Hunters, for boarders Of Pega-
sus Stable: l-Spring Fever: Prince
Pogo; 3-Pat Ender's Painted Lady; A.
Debutante; 5-Fen Kollock's Swamp Girl,
ridden by Audi Calfee.
1-Jo Chatelain; MARY Pike; g.
Elizabeth virgin; 4-Teddy johnson; o.
M Advanced Horsemanship over fences:
TEDDY Johnson; Elizabeth Vir-
gin; 3-Freda Gerber: 4-Christina
Wennestrom; 5-Jo Chatelain.
Boarder Champion, awarded to the
horse scoring the most points who was
stabbed at Pegasus Stable: Sprins Fever
10 points.
with Painted Lady and Debutante. De-
cided on hack-of under saddle.)
serve: Margaret Horsky.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Columbia Girls Oppose Men

The Columbia Girls Club soft
ball team, with a l7-2 record in
games with other girls teams.
will step out of it's class when it
plays the Takoma Athletic Clup
mems team at 3 o'clock today
at the Takoma playground, Third
and Van Buren streets NV.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
$13, 900 Show Bet Pays
$1,000 to Mystery Mon
BY the Asseciaied Press

BOSTON. May 29.-A mystery
man who does his speculating
on large scale visited Suffolk
Downs today for the second time
to put down a $4,000 show bet.
He put his money on Blessbull,
the feature race winner, and
came off with a minimum 300
return.
Yesterday he bet $4,000 on
Warm Breeze to show to earn
81 200 profit on his investment.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Morning Telegraph
Consensus
(For Monday0
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DELAWARE PARK
Sir Rhymer 10, Cling To 5,
Lucky Slam 5.
2-Four Jacks IS. Sir Rarco Z,
Changeling 4.
3-GIRDER 20. High Trend 9,
Blond Beau 6.
Grown Secret %. Tax Cut 8,
Driving s.
5-Make A Play Is. Henryi 8.
White Drift g..
6-Pet Bully %, First Aid IL,
Cold Command 8.
7-Christmas Gift %. Royal Fan
13. Limelight.
8-Iforu 20, John Kaplan o,
Prince Nachtan z.