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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-07
|WArERF'T PROP. SALE tcent. J

DRUM POINT BEACH--Lee. lot. on
Drum Point lake. Priced right to
HERALD HARBOR-Furn., 1-bedrm.
cottage. " block from Severn; deep
well; lot. 88xl00. Open SUM-. leo.
On Laurel trail, on N. Riverside DR..
See MRS. SHAW, or call ia. S-10f6.
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY--Attrac. year
round home; 8 bedrms., ga baths:
oil heat, insulated; 2-car garage;
Approximately 1-acre lot; school
bus; mr.. Annapolis and conv to dual
highway. baltimore and Washington.
A sacrifice price by OWNER who
has been transferred from the area.
For appt., Colonial 3-9636. -S
MARYLAND WATERFRONTS
SOUTH Haven, 20 miles. from p. e,
2-bedrnl. Rome, lge; liy. rm. with
fireplace: fnrn., $500. !.
Glenn Isle Estate, winter home,
bedrnls., Areplace. fully insulated
Mayo: 8 acres. with 3 lge. rms:
frame school house suitable for 8
apis; $l6,500: al! Also III 10 acres on
South River Park: rent. 6-rm. winter
home. Oil h.-w.h.. fireplace, bsnt.:
dock. 1S IT, water; 500.
MARY T. BOARD. BROKER
Pc. Box IFS, Edgewater. Md.
Colonial 3-6331.
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TRAILERs Cont

HOUSE TRAILER - Soft. Indian
1858, 2 bedrms. Used only 9 mos;
$3.450, including Tv: save over
$1,000: viii accept furniture, part
payt. HART. Lot! T-S, Temple
Trailer Village, Alex. Va. g.
LATE 1948 CASTLE COACH. 8 rms.
T.mSIe r. Siiog V,s cash on Eos
1862, drastically reduced. like new;
20 IT,, complete with bath. See in
b. c. 20. 2-3663. --S
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

LAKE JACKsoN-Lady. alone. will
share modern 6-rm cottage with 2
ladies' q couple. MRS; ANDERSON.
only: Manassas 0161-F2S. eyes.
COTTAGE, urn urn. inside bath: fishing.
bathing: beautiful pvt. beach: Chesa-
2sak' a. sa' ~ Uess sG y n0 Gil ap pm
BEACH, Emily's Beach
Haven-Cottages and private units;
spacious, cleo. baths, hot water. pvt.
pier; swim fish. crab; safe for chill
saS WREk sosi titehen s ssss
cool. Write $50, Scientist: Gifts.
F Poss Espu6 ols NJ. or phone PTince
% %& S sGSI pvt. beach. CO. 6 SO.
COTTAGES~Avail. Aug. 10: S51 to
$3.50 per wk. Breezy Point Beach,
W Wi Il Ssp No. REines Frederick 2
MODERN HS6i; VIC Go iTatHAH ~ Chesapeake
Beach. accommodates 8. $50 yk.
DRUM ii fP1OiGNiT BEAcH-Attractive @
bedroom furnished cottage, large
screened porch, all moQern improve
ments. rent $50 per wk.:s call CIR.
4-2381. CIR. 3-2041 or WA. 7-1441.
COLONIAL BEACH-Ideal bunga.,
or ladies. with cong. lady. mo. of
Aug; bath, shower, h.w:. kit. privils.
Amazingly low rates. JU. $4,000.
BACK BAY BEACH, MD.--Nicely
furn. 2 and 3 bedrm. cottages;
compl. modern. facing water; avail.
by week or month; reasonable. ALEX
BOYD. Back Bay Beach, Churchton,
Md. or call West River 1926. --S
MODERN COTTAGE, at Chesapeake
Beach; accom-. g.; cleo. kit, bath;
wk. or longer. from Aug. ID. HA.
COTTAGE. at Epping Forest. on Sew
ern River; pvt. pier and boat; avail.
Aug. 29; Call Annapolis. South
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic.
Md.-Furn. cottages for rent, $40
$50 per wk.. to college graduates.
DEALE BEACH, Md, 9th and Bay
sts., facing bay-All mod. cows;
sleeps 4: $45 wk. or $3.50 mo. LU.
BREEZY; POINT BEAcH-Mod. cot
tage avail. immed., one wk.; accom-
modate 8. OF. 1854.
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MOTORCYCLES

MOTOR SCOOTER, Pace
new tires. Cali Wa. S.33o6. IS
1851 CUSHMAN EAGLE, In storage 2
years: S125. Edgewater 9-6714 after
; 1850 "74' DIV;
new bags, shield. buddy seat, new
MODEL as n. D., saddle bags. wind
shield. S175. III 4Sth ave-, Capt.
toll Hgts. Md. Redwood 6-65S1.
INDIAN CHIEF 1913; excel. cond:;
plenty OF chrome, buddy" seat.
saddle. bags; $3.50 or best ofier. AZ.
zuN tDgfP MOTOR CYCLE; '53 models;
5000; 1 owner, 90 mi. gal, 200 &C..
70 m.p.h., 1000 mi. WO. 6-6522.
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR SALT

BEVERLY BEACH, MD.--Lge. corner
ioe 81 o%kER PSF 81 t s5ss Say e1ssi
KENT ISLAND EsTATEs-2 brand
new homes; 8 bedrms.; liv. rm., din.
hot-air heat: large lots, adjacent
to excel. swimming. fishins. and
a aesaa a soss e aoa rpE
WATER BUILDERS. For further
info. call ~. s-1075. q
those hard to md bargains, with
100 It. Of waterfront; nice. 2-bedrm.
home. expansible attic, liv. rm.. IRE
bottom. owner iii. must saerifce at
$3.50; terms. B. NJ. oDuM. RE. a
52d6. or MR., RICE. West RIVER
DARES BEACH. MD. - susie and
Linda Cottage: 6-rm: and bath. all
respect. incl. h.-w.h.. rec. rm. in
bsmt.. auto. washer, built-in gar,
TV aerial and Venetian blinds: /
blk. from stores; on LOTS 100 front
on Bay dr.: only 4s mi. from Capt.
tol 4 A., number s t., Of PEOPLE . commute mute
in summer for SOS VIZ. and In the
winter for $50 mo. viii sacrifice al
$9,250. Let your vacation home pay
for itself. It is presently occupied
but can be seen any time, BY owner
l.. C. WISE. ST. 3-7145 or on
premises, Pr. Fr. 131-W-2. -S
NEW BROOM COTTAGE on shensn-
doah River, ] hour from Fails
Church Swim, fsh, boat and hunt
$3,495, easy terms, also lots. E. r.
SCHMIDT. DU. 5-S344. -S
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT at Hills
mere Shores on the bay: small down
payment; will sacrifice. Call JU
7-19S3 or see Mr.. CRAVER al
property. S
CALVERT MANOR, MD.--Almost u
acre and tool she'd close to Potomac
River, with pvt. community dock
fS3 use Of property owners only
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CARS
WANTED
WILL PAY UP TO
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 80. h-ton VS.: by OWNER:
defrosteT. new tires; s695. CAN 50.
C SiI'ns 1851 2-tone; .1s,tt.
CHEVY 1853 sedan delivery truck:
low mileage; excel. cond.; heater;
top rack; must sacrifice; $3.50. LII.
2-4913. 1882 Erie st. Sc or II.
DoDGE '4s carryall: 4-wheel drive;
running condition. S1s5. LII. l.
c ahsvsR 'S1 sedan delivery; good
rubber; fine running cond.; $500.
2004 l4th st. NV. T.
REQ aond 80 d psne v f5sSs s rnbsr
$3.50; 1904 14th st; NV. Is
FORD '48 dump truck; good running
cond. Can be seen at .4575 East
Capitol st; at Benning rd. ne: --s
KENYoN-PEcK CHEVROLET, $40
Lee hwy. Arl.. Va. ia. 2-9Qmo3.
CHEVROLET 1854 half-ton panel
r afs ne y 1sb eoo w. a'' S.ss7e s I
1850 CHEW. 10-wh. van; 2 sp. r..
$685.; mr.. Midget Grill. AP. 7-40S4.
FORD 1853 dump F-600; very good
cond.; little cash needed, and take
over balance. LO. .7-9337. IS
GMC 1853 34-ton pickup; good con-
dition; 4-speed transm., heater;
5000; will accept trade. 194S
overhaul; SAYS. Cash. or accept
trade. Can finance both aboye We
hicles. Call DE. $4,000 weekdays.
MR.. MICHAEL; Sat. Sun, ewes.
IA; 9-4457: 49,. n.r -S g.
tor; excel. cond.; lettered for Tv.
r. serv.; sac, S495. OWNER, 2274
Cathedral ave. NV. ..9s
CHEVROLET 1850 sedan delivery;
orig. owner, 1000 MI; 1895 or
best best xo9fie!ri EM i9 a.oe h1ooosss'
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

SPOT CASH for emo trust notes, Quick
i s1ea B. n eoS dlHeE fs9yiRs St n ca
RE 7-4960; ewes. DU 7-709l
end TRUSTS. Admission area; immed
action. MECHANIC PROPERTIES
2la0 Wilson blvd. Arl ia. 2-SS00;
buy 2nd-trust notes b. c., nearby
Nd. or Va; reasonable rates, Ma
T1ONAL MORTGAGE d INVEST
MENT YoRP. 1919 N. 7. ave. NV.
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AVIATION
TRAILERs

AERONCA, z a.c.s low time since
major; excellent fabric. plate license;
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

LUXURY APT.-Completely furn.;
available Sept. l; exclusive, Victoria
Park, Fort Lauderdale. Fla; refs.
OWNER. tn. 2-0700 til s pm.
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GARAGES

6Is MASS. AVE. NV. Business area.
$2s mo. HARRISON q ADAMS. Ma.
1853 s'S ONTARIO pL. NV, SIS; s92e
14th st: NV, S12. For storage.
6i25 14th ST. NV, mr.. 14th and
Van Buren, sts.-Heated gar;
$3.50 mo. Call MRS. O'BRYAN,
res. mgr, RIA. 3-2649 or Ia. $4,000.
CIRCLE VICINITY, rear
1880 17th--2-car brick garage; $50.
MIR. TRUPP. EN-. 3-7970. s.
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coMPARE BEFORE you BUY

HOUSE TRAILER 81 Prairie
Schooner. "a #. with bath; $1.995
or will trade for late model car.
Lot 90. Oak Grove Trailer Court.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
LOTS WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame, white or colored.
Quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER.
NE. 6-1220; evenings. La. 6-6194.
WANTED-For sale or long-term
lease. commercial downtown building
sites; or modernly improved real es-
tate. Also needed. residential prop
erty in NV. section.
JOHN H. MILLER, Jr.
Realtor. Ma. s-2557.
%
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN BEACH, MD.-Direct ocean
front lot for sale. 100x200: 8. 30th
ST., blk: from hwy: and commercial
Les sEsa; S "; 700 G6 "a zzGaFEsS mi, north
Ocean City. Nd: 8 hrs. D. c.: SIS
wk. starting Aug. 81. OIL. 4-7640.
WILDWOOD. N. J.. Star Lane Apis.
227 E. spicsr ave.--1. 2 and 4 bed
20. wildwood 2-S421.
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AVIATION

'46 T-CRAFT, always hangered. $50
hrs: total time. wheel pants. gEA-
SUPER CRUISER, PALE; 1913 hrs.
total time; always hangared; rea-
sonably priced. 10. 4-600S. IS
ERCOUPE, damaged: sell complete or
part. Evenings, JE. 3-7440. 3
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INTERNATIONAL
Seton pickup, 1851; special body;
with bins inside and out, ladder and
pipe rack; low mileage. and good
tires; ideal for plumbers. cleo
TRIO CO.. NO. 7-2546. EN-. 3-6S37.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

COMMERCIAL LOTS, acreage. D. c.,
Md. or Va. Box 2S5-X. Star. 80
in Arl. County or Alex. Va. Box
2S5-X, Star. %
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'54 New Yorker sedan;
company oficial car, r. and h..
power brakes. wire wheels. Wv.
tires. solex glass. very low mileage.
rew-car warranty: S3,3D5. WHEEL-
Err, INC, Chrysler Plymouth I'm
perial Dealer $500 Wisconsin NV.
EN-. $4,000. 8 to 9; Sat-, SUN.
CHRYSLER 80 windsor 4-door Sc
dan; glistening blue finish. extra
clean interior. radio. heater; q one
owner car that shows careful han
ated; $685.. BELL MOTORS, SOLO
Wisconsin ave. NV. WO. $4,000.
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oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE

FLORIDA-5-rm. house. 51s acres of
Florida. $4,000. UN. 4-2709.
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BUICK so Roadmaster 4-door sedan;
Dynafiow, radio. heater. glistening
black finish, immaculate interior.
white-wall tires; truly distinctive
car and must be seen to be appre-
ciated.s Take to your mechanic for
approval; 81 .095. BELL MOTORS,
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cHRYsLER 1860 club {

CHRYSLER Isl New Yorker 4-door;
to choose from: Radio. heater.
automatic transmission; Chrysler's
famous lS01n.p. VS.. A test drive In
one OF these luxury cars viii assure
you Of the value you get at the. low
price Of ST. 1895. AIS MOTORS. INC.
Northern Virginia's Largest Chry-
s slsr-Pll,y lynn Dealer se15 WI "
Open TIL pm; Sat. till 6. Closed
CHRYsLER 40 4-dt. sedan: new
tires, puncture-proof tubes; excel.
cond. Asking $700. TIE. 6-7821.
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BUICK $50 Riviera 2-dr.; r. and h..
Dyna., SC. black and cream finish;
S1,695. ALDER OLDS, 1870 Ga.
ave. NV. tn, 2.560O. %
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so Imperial. 8 to choose
from; all fully equipped; low mile
age; one-owner cars. Test drive
these specially priced good buys.
ern Virginia's Largest Chrysler-
Plymouth Dealer" 3911 Wilson
blvd, Arl.. Va, ia. 2-41O2. Open
till 8 pm; sat. till 6. Closed Sun.
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BUICK '54 convertible; light green.
with black top, Dynafiow, +. and h..
Wv. tires, tinted glass and many
other extras. This car is just like
new, very low mileage; $2.70Q or
hest offer OF, 4-E124 IL
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BUICK 81 2-door; r. and h.. Sc.
Dyna., 2-tone gray. immac. inside
and out; SLIGO. ALDER OLDS,
$3.50 Ga. ave. NV, TU. $4,000.
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AUSTIN HEALEY 81: very low mile
age; blue. Bank financing. JACK
PRY, 14th and p. Est. 81 yrs.
Oman Sunday. x
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Prince Adios Takes
Rich Pacing Derby
BY The Assoeiaisd Press

WESTBURY, N. Y, July a.
Adios Boy. who turned in q
1:58as mile as a 2-year-old In
1858 and is rated the best Of
this years 3-year-old PAGERS, is
finding 1t dificult to beat older
horses.
The son Of Adios, owned by
j. s. Turner Of Nassawadox, Va,
stepped out Of his age group
once last year and failed. He
tried 1t again last night at RooSe-
welt Raceway in the SIS 5000 Ma
tional Pacing Derby and was
edged out of first money by s.
year-old Prince Adios.
Adios Boy, however. did beat
the favored Philip Scott, another
6-year-old who finished third,
three-quarters of a length back
Of the sensational 3-year-old.
Prince Adios. o $28.70 for So
shot. stepped the mile and q
quarter in 2::314s. one-fifth OF
q second OF Good Times world
record, to win the purse Of $12,-
500 and boost his total earnings
to $113,400. The Prince was
driven by Clint Hodgins, cousin
Of Owner Grant Hodgins Of
Clandeboye, Ont.
Hillsota, owned by William E.
Miller, Washington, D. c., fin
iShed fourth.
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sy The Associated Press

STANTON, DEL, July 2.-Del-
aware Parks management and
owners Of candidates for Mon
days $1O0.0O0-added New Cas-
tie Handicap are glad that the
racing strip is the most spacious
Of any mile track in the coun-
try.
The reason: Some 90 horses.
maybe more, now seem likely
starters in the mile-and-a-
quarter closing day classic,
worlds richest race for fillies and
mares. New highs appear GER
tain in the race value, as well
as in the quantity and quality Of
the field. With 20 starters the
event would gross $4,000 and
net the winner $101, 800.
The largest field ever to face
the starter in any previous New
Castle was IS in 1941. when
Dotted Swiss won on q muddy
track.
Last year, Grecian Queen took
the 10th running, richest to date.
earning $4,000 of the races
1921 200 gross value. Mrs. B. F.
Whitaker's star filly will be try
ing for the big one again Monday.
I'VE are fortunate in having
the Nations only mile track with
q width of 100 feet on both the
front and back stretches" said
Bryan Field, vice president and
general manager Of Delaware
Park.
"Such fine response from own
ers of fillies and mares with
championship aspirations means
an unexcelled attraction for our
racegoers-and for us, ample re-
ward for creating, beginning last
| year, the turf's only 100000
added stake for fillies and mares.
Field added.
At present the most likely
starters in the race appear to be:
Grecian Queen. Sunshine Nell.
Lac orredora. Evening Out, Sunny
Dale, Blue Butterfly, Gainesboro
Girl. Spinning Top. Parlo, Dali
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Guinea Gold Has No. Post
Torrid Likely Choice 7onight
In Feature of Laurel Finale

jug last year. The 1862 jug
winner. Meadow Rice, also goes
tonight, along with such other
well-known PAGERS as Chuck Volo,
WilmingSton's Star and Tassel
Hanover.
The secondary feature Is the
$4,000 sixth race pace, with
Trustful Hanover, winner Of two
in a row, as the probable favorite.
Last nights big favorite. Lady
Dunn. won the $4,000 Ellicot City.
but only after a photo finish with
Empire Hanover, the second
choice. Veteran Harry Miller had
Lady Dunn in front all the way,
but it was a tough race as En-
pire Hanover, driven by Hugh
Bell, matched her stride for
stride during the last quarter.
The winning time was 2:04A.
and the payoffs for her sixth
victory in nine starts in Mary
land were SO, $40 and $40.
AS a contrast, the sixth race
pace provided a longshot winner,
second highest of the meeting,
when Ohio Boy beat favored
Bobby Brewer by a neck for
1880, $22.60 and 5000.
For the fourth time this week
the same post position won the
first and second races. The fig
ures were 3-3 Monday night. Ii
the next two nights and SIS last
night, with last nights daily
double combination worth $500
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Cherry and MoreY Win
International 4-BaII Event
BY the Associated Press

r- I
INDIANAPOLIS, July 2.-Don
Cherry and Dale Morey. winners
Of the first big-time four-ball
golf tournament. today held an
automatic record Of 46 under
par for 1876 holes in the first
Western Golf Association In
ternational four-ball at High
land Country Club. They didn't
have a single best-ball DOGGY.
Cherry of Wichita Falls. Tex,
and Garden City. NY. sang in
an Indianapolis night club until
am. nightly during the week.
long tourney, but his game
didn't seem to suffer. He was
long man of practically every
tee.
Morey. the 1853 National Am
ateur runnerup from Martins
vile, Ind, was deadly all the
way with his short irons. He
closed out the final match yes
terday with Arthur Hoff and
Jack Culp Of Chicago by sinking
three winning puts under
feet.
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Two Games Carded
As industrial League
Steps Up Play Today

Inauguration Of double-head-
ers on Fridays in second half
play Of the Industrial League
gets under way today with Silver
Hill playing Cameo Furniture on
the West Ellipse and Union
Printers meeting the Boys Club
Of Washington on the South
Ellipse. both games at $50 pm.
Elsewhere on the sandlots,
Snug Harbor plays Congress
Heights at Fairlawn IN the Ana
costa League. and Naval Com
munications plays Lincolnia In
the Departmental League, both
games also at $50.
In sandlot games yesterday,
shortened because Of rain. Fed
eral Bureau Of Investigation de-
feated Springfield Virginians,
80. In flve innings. and Atchi-
son 81 Keller defeated Marine
Barracks, 10-1. in 5ka innings.
Bill Carroll. former George
town star. gave up but one hit,
q double by Tex Jones. in shut
ting out Springfield. FBI scored
six times in the third inning,
with Catcher Ray Smiths three
run homer the big hit.
Lou Smith scattered i've hits
in pitching AK to its fourth
victory without q loss In second
half play of the Anacostia
League. Bubba Kallas led the
Plumbers attack with q single
double and triple.
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Charles Town Track
AL Set for Meeting
Beginning Monday
speeiaI Dispatch % The star

CHARLES TOWN. w. va,
July 2.-An improved Charles
Town race track. with better ac-
commodations for horses as well
as fans. is all set to open q So
day meeting Monday. Post time
daily viii be 2 pm, Eastern Day.
light time.
A new fire-proof, concrete
block stable, with So stalls and
facilities for more than 500
horses, has oeen erected. Other
horses = about 1000 thorough
breds will compete here-are be-
ing quartered at the Hagers-
town Fair Grounds. at Berry
vile. Va, and at other places
away from .ne track -
More stables viii be construct
ed.
The fans will benefit from the
improved clubhouse dining facil-
tiles. which have been enlarged
to accommodate more than 100
additional persons. The dining
room has had a general dressing
up. New crystal chandeliers have
been installed and the entire
clubhouse has had q new paint
job.
j. Gilbert Haus, well-known
racing secretary at Delaware
Park, will act In that ca
pacity here. Haus will be
assisted by Joe Buddy Brocator,
son Of Joe. ST., who will act as
one of the judges.
Johnny Bejshak, the former
Jockey who rode the great
Discovery, and Willie Garner Of
the famous riding Carriers. also
will be in the placing judges
room. George Rose, another ex-
Jockey, will be timer and identi-
fer.
The stewardship will be in the
hands of Andrew r. Winters Of
Huntington, w. Va. Assisting
him will be r. Norman Charlton,
who has worked in New England.
and r. A. (Dick) Johnson. one
time owner. trainer and breeder.
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Quaniico Still in Title Race
As Il Plays Lejeune Again

Quantico. its back against the
wall in the battle for the East
Coast Marine baseball cham
pionship, meets Camp Lejeune
again at $3.50 tonight at Quantico.
The Virginians figure to win.
but they can't afford to relax.
They have five title-riding game
left and one loss will auto
matically give PARIS Island the
championship and the right to
play the West Coast champion
for the All-Marine title.
The Virginians tonight bid
farewell to Lejeune, whom they
have beaten in all three meet
ings, including a 1916. victory
last night. Paris Island goes to
Quantico for two games, July
1916, and will be followed by
Cherry Point.
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Laurel Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: trot: c CLASH
Romoia Girl tFlemins, $50 SO sc
Goblin (Amate) ESQ 40
sonny Philemon (CaFter) 3.oo
Miss Martha D., Misty Day. Nina Paul
Gallon. Kina. Gordon Harmony. 2:lo 40.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500: pace: G
classified: mile.
Frances iewsiI lWorkmas) $40 $50 30
Clever Directum tFlsnins) SO :se
Honorable G., Magic Way. Hal Law. Look
Up. Jane Majesty. 2:os.
DAILY DOUBLE (5-5) PAID $3.50.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: pace: a-year-
olds conditioned: mile.
E F."ns ch MsPo; ss.,s M,rlsr' " sc &:
Pansy Chief JStokIey) $50
Gypsy Gal Knightstone. Rose York,
Mighty Heather. Sturdy Bermuda. 2:l0 80.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500: trot: C
classified: / mile.
Long Song (Belote) e.ee $50 $3.50
on Key (Eyler) $50 $50
Elizabeth Jessup. stinky. Biery Hanover.
Apple Count. Dotty Allure. 2:oe as.
FIFTH RAcE-Purss. $500: trot: &C clas-
sified: mile.
willis L. (Fieming) 7.to 40 SO
ny Mary M. Dillon tCummiford) 4.le $40
American Lou. Hickory Eden, Crystal
Royal, Mary Lybrook. 1:O7 3i6.
SIXTH RAcE-Purss. $500: pace: &C
classified: mile
Ohio Boy {Wiisonl $3.50 ZZ.6e 1888
Bobby Brewer (Workman) $50 Z.6e
Brewer Boy (Cox) $50
Dutch Ak, quicker Trick. Frisky Day.
Mighty Gal, Coale Bay. 2:0e 4I5.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, 5000: trot: the
Ellicott City: class IA; / mile;
Lady Dunn tH. Miller) 3.es $50 S.&e
Empire Hanover (BeIO z.6e Z.ee
BeWitch tArthuFl 4.Se
Miss Mary Stewart, Betz. Jewell Dean,
Lee Gallon. 2.O4 AS.
EIGHTH RACE-Purss. $500; pace: .
classified: mile.
Dick Adam tCoxl az 5.0e z.ee
Gold Coin (Beiote) ESQ 2.4e
Miss Nc I (FleminE) 800
Lucky Duke. shep York. Falconridse
Peter Manor Chimes. 3:06.
Total handle-s257 PAT.
Attendance (estimated)-4, 500.
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Torrid. winner of two big har-
ness stakes in Maryland this
year. may go as a slight favorite
tonight in the $4,000 pace
which winds up the 20-night
meeting at Laurel Raceway.
Next stop after Laurel on the
Maryland circuit is Baltimore
Raceway, which opens its 20
night meeting Monday.
Torrid won a $4,000 event at
Rosecroft in 2:03H and the
Laurel leg of the Maryland triple
crown in 2:021s. He starts from
the No. 2 post position, q factor
giving him a slight edge over
Guinea Gold, whose 2:002s at
Laurel last week in the $4,000
invitation is the fastest harness
horse time in the country so far
this season. Guinea Gold has
the outside post position in the
field of seven.
The No. l post goes to Key
stoner. winner Of the Little Brown
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It's Lucky the Track Is Wide
Field Of 2Oor MoreLikely
In 500, 900 Delaware Race

son, Miss jeanne, Fascinator,
Riverina, Nothirdchance, Open
Sesame, Lavender Fill. Carry the
News, Shady Tune, Intencion
Rica Rosie and Ming Yellow.
Still not counted out as posi-
bilities are such as Atlanta,
Homemade, Kreel, incidentally
Tritium. LaPerouse and one OF
two others.