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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
Trial Set Friday for Four
In Attack on Race Starter
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

CULPEPER, Va, July To-
Three Culpeper men and IS
year-old jockey are scheduled for
trial here next Friday on charges
of felonious assault on horse
race starter during the Culpeper
horse show last Monday,
The four are charged with as
saulting Borden Holiday of
Orange, who has been starter at
at the July 4 week end show for
four years.
Holiday says lIe was attacked
by a crowd" in a dispute after
disqualifying a horse in race
for q bad start. Holidays nose
was fractured and he Sufferes
severe bruises and some cuts,
Charged with assulting Holla-
day are Wayne Lawson, Is, the
jockey; his brother, Bobbie Law
son, 10; Arthur Fincham. %. and
George Payne. about 20, all OF
Culpeper.
Holiday said the four were
the "ringleaders" In the attack
on him. The starter said the
dispute arose when he disqual-
flied Wayne Lawson from race
due to a bad start.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
Spur On Gets Break
And Cashes in With
Michigan Mile Win
BY m. Associated Pres.

DETROIT, July l0.-Spur On,
a stretch-running son of the
great Whirlaway. took advantage
Of a "lucky break" today and
kicked his way through a field
of 16 starters to win the $4,000
added Michigan 'Mile-Michi-
CANS biggest horse race.
Closing with binding burst
of speed, the 26-to-1 invader
from Chicago squeezed in by a
neck over Precious Stone, an
other Chicago import.
Social Outcast, stablemate OF
Native Dancer. made a desperate
rush for the wire after being far
out Of the running and finished
third, a half length behind
Precious Stone.
Spur On, owned by B. w.
Landy, spun around the Detroit
race course in 1875, one fifth
of a second OF the track record.
Spur On Pays $54.2O.
Overlooked by the crowd of
$4,000, Spur On returned $500,
5000 and $11.2O.
Precious Stone paid $500 and
$3.50 while Social Outcast, the
fastest horse at the finish, re-
turned Sc for show.
Running 18th as the bulky
field streaked down the back
stretch, Jockey Paul J. Bailey
suddenly saw an opening and
shot Spur On into fifth place.
1T was a lucky break and l
made the most of it." Bailey said.
Il knew I had plenty of horse
under me as we headed home. :"
Spur On took a slight lead a
furlong from home and with
stood the challenge of Precious
Stone, who apparently followed
Spur On through the same open
ing in the backstretch.
Brilliant Victory for Bailey.
It was a brilliant victory for
Bailey, who bested two of the
best jockeys in the land-Eric
Guerin, who guided Social Out
cast, and Tony DeSpirito, who
was aboard Larry Ellis, the Sec
ond choice who finished eighth.
Epic King, the favorite. set
fast early pace but faded back to
seventh
Spur On picked up $42,925
while Precious Stone won SlO.-
600 for second and Social Out
cast $4,000 for third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
Arlington Animal League
Stages Horse Show Today

The Animal Welfare League Of
Arlington stages its annual horse
show beginning at 1890 o'clock
this morning. Twenty zone classes
are scheduled on the program
at the junction of Routes I'll
and so in Fairfax.
The Virginia Horsemen's As
ISOLATION WIN give the trophy for
the best judged 2-year-old ami
NAL and the Virginia Horse
Shows Association will donate
the prize for the outstanding
rider under Is. The sponsoring
league will give trophies In three
classes ponies, model hunter
9nd 3-year -old hunter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
Determine, Imbros
Head for Arlington
By Air Tomorrow
BY the Associated Press

INGLEWOOD, Calf, July 10.
Owner Andrew j. Crevolin said
today that Imbros. his leading
handicap horse. will accompany
Determine. the 1854 Kentucky
Derby winner, back to Chicago
for several major stakes engage
mentS.
The horses leave by air Mon
day night for Arlington Park,
where Determine will run in the
Arlington Classic next Saturday.
Crevolin will head for Keene-
land, KY. for the breeder sales,
where in previous years he
bought Determine, ImbroS and
others in his stables.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11

Johnny Cake, Smoky Joe Apart
BY Only ~ Point at Worrenton

Craft. owned BY Miss Terry
Yates Of Alexandria.
Yet to be decided at twilight
were the winners of the Alex
Calvert Memorial Trophy and
the Mary Cahill Bearns Me-
mortal Challenge Trophy.
Glass one. model ponies: l.--stormi
Warning Waverly Farm; 2-9il,s
n ncS Farm n Dcy Jans gsne bs HSf
Class two. working hunters. small
ponies: Smoky Joe, Billy Boyce; e.
Johnny Cake, Waverly Farm: 3--POp-
corn, Bobbfe Gardner; 4---Nutcracker.
Richard Zimmerman.
ros S,sss R three gSRy hunters
wind: 3--puster, Anthony Rives; 49,
Mischief Maker, BoEinod Farm.
Class four, 6ssinnsrs eSuitation: =.
GRIM Gyrim.l wioar kstS Si La Royls sEussns
Class fiye. junior working hunters: L.
Brave War. Llangolen Farms; Dutch
maker Boginod Farms; War Chick.
Kitty Smith,
Fancy Bobby Gardiner: 3--Johnny
Cake: BLUE Bell. Ann Doyle.
Class seven. open jumpers: Pin
nocllio; 2-Golden Jane: 3-Thunbs Up.
Laura Lee and Ken Shreve; 4--Firs Fly,
| Lem Forrest.
| Glass eight. junior hunters: era
Barbara Butler: 3--Your Beau. Helen
smith: 4-Anssw, Laura Lee and Ken
Class Nine--Ponies Under Saddle. l
Nancy and CathIeen Noland; s. Fancy
Class Ten--Large Ponies Under sad.
warning: DoSnWind. 4th. PinnosSio.
| Glass Eleven---Sman Pony Open Jump.
Kusner: = Fancy: 1. snow snow Furry.
Class Twelve-Large Pony Werkins
Hunter. J.. Dono: 2. Storm .Warnins; 3
Thumbs Up; 4 Chick-A-Linda. Jackie
Class Thirteen-zJunior hunters On.
der, saddle. j. Bonnie Jean: q. III,
Nibhs, Col Maxwell Taylor;. 3. Little
Graft Terry Yates; A. Cravalley.
Class Fourteen--Small Pony Hunter
stake. Johnny Cake; 2, Smoky Joe
3. ,,Windholme symphony. John Gar
treble; 4, Farnely FREELY. Samue
Class Fiftesn--Bareback Class. /
! Downwind: 1. War Chick.
Class eixteen--Large Pony stake. l
Pinnochio, 2. Storm Warning; 8, Dowr
| Wind: 4 Buster.
Class Observation-Disclosures Attire
Small Pony. !, Smoky Joe: ?, Johnny
Cake: 3. Popcorn: 4th, Farnley FREELY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
Timely Tip Triumphs
In 10Th Ohio Derby
BY the Assoriatsd Press

CLEVELAND. July 10.--Time-
ly Tip, a second choice, won the
Ohio Derby at Thistle Down
track today at odds of Ia.
The winner. carrying the COLI
ors of DR.. A. L. Birch, finished
a length and a half ahead Of
Mrs. j. v. Stewards Rustic Billy
in the $28,775 race. The favorite,
Hasty House Farms Sea o Erin.
finished third.
A crowd of $4,000 fans was on
hand for the goth running Of
the mile and one-eighth event.
Timely Tip. recent Arkansas
Derby winner, finished today's
contest in 1898 with Jockey P.
A. Ward up. The winner paid
$500, $3.50 and $3.50. Rustic
Billy paid $3.50 and $3.50, and
Sea o Erin paid 1920.
Timely Tip raced within easy
striking distance from the OUT
set. moved through a narrow
opening along the rail just above
the 10th pole and then, after
gaming control drew clear.
Rustic Billy alternated with
Sea o Erin in setting and Fore
ing the pace. but disposed Of The
Sea entering the stretch. Billy
bore in slightly just above the
18th marker, but was quickly
Strengthened away and was not
quite good enough to threaten
again
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
Calumet FilIy Wins
Feature at Hollywood
By the Assoc;atsd Press

INGLEWOOD, Calf, July 10.
Calumet Farm left its best fllly,
Miz Clementine, in the barn to-
day but Bubbley, Calumet's
pinch hitter, came on to win the
$2F650 Vanity Handicap at
Hollywood Park.
A crowd of AZ, 900 fans watched
the 4-year-old Bubbley beat out
Is Proud in a driving finish,
while another Calumet Agar
old, Lap Full, finished third.
Eight fillies and mares went to
the post in the mile and one
eighth fixture. And it was Ray
York on Bubbley who came from
behind at the far turn, collared
Is Proud, with Willie Shoemaker
up, and outfought the two in
the battle to the wire.
The time was 1.49 3/5. Bubbley
paid $3.50, So and $3.50, Is Proud
$3.50 and $420, and Lap Full re-
turned $3.50 for the show posi-
ton.
Calumet's classy 3-year -old,
Mix Clementine, has won four
stakes at the meeting and would
have been the prohibitive favorite
to win this one. But Trainer jim
my Jones elected to let Miz
/. Clementine sit this one out.
The crowd promptly made the
Calumet pair the betting favor
tie over another entry, Rex Ellis
worth's Fleet Khal and Fitting
Past. Neither was In the money,
although Fitting Past made one
thrust at the leaders.
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Arlington Features
Won by0ur Prince
And SickIe's Image

CHICAGO, July 10.--Driving
stretch runs paid OF today for
Our Prince and Sickle's Image as
they won the two $4,000 added
feature racing attractions at
Arlington Park.
Our Prince. a Eugene Con.
stantin. jr., ace. COPIED the Hyde
Park Stakes. which crossed $2S,-
$50, and Sickle's Image, Clar-
eLce Hartwiek's champion handi-
cap mare of 1853, took the $23,.
ITS Modesty Handicap.
Our Prince. piloted by James
Combest, came up with q rush
going into the stretch and in a
stride-for- stride battle with Jets
War Date. won the Hyde Park
with a head decision. Paradox
was third, 21a lengths back. Mr..
President. field horse. was
fourth.
Victory Earns $16,7O
Our Prince. winning his sec
ond race in three starts, earned
sic. 700 for Constantin IN taking
the -furlong dash for 2 year
ODDS in los,
The winner paid $3.50, $40
and $500. Jets War Date kept
in front all the way to the wire
by Jockey Logan Batcheller, paid
$40 and So. Parador's show price
was 81. v
Eighteen horses ran with
Ocean Lane, Our Princes entry
mate. and Ambiguous late
scratches.
Sickle's Image, recording her
first win Of 1854 In the Modesty.
trailed the early pace-setter, 10
Pilot, in the early running. but
turned on the steam at the head
of the stretch and beat Mimi
Mine, also a strong finisher. by
three lengths.
Vixen Fixit Third.
Vixen Fixit finished third and
the So favorite, Arab Actress.
fourth.
Sickle's Image raised her total
earnings to $409,275 with her
$13,950 ModeSty winnings and
paid $3.50, Sill and $3.50. Mimi
Mine paid $12.20 and So, and
Vixen Fixit, $l8.40.
The crowd of 28,42S bet ST..
917,140 on the nine-race pro.
! gram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
Brady Colt Regains
s. Form 10 Reward
Backers With SD
BY III. Assoeiatsd Pres.

: oCEANPORT. N. j.. July TO-
James Cox Brady's Artismo, un-
able to display any of the form
he showed last year in three
previous handicaps this season,
shook himself from the doll
drums at Monmouth Park today
by scoring an impressive victory
in the $25,800 Lamplighter
Handicap.
The speed son of Goya II
Kentucky Flash was rated
among the top two-year-olds
last season, but after dismal ap-
pearanceS in the Withers Stakes
and Select Handicap recently he
was conceded little chance Of
beating a classy band of soph-
ignores in the Lamplighter.
The Brady colt, however.
wasn't looking back to past
starts today, for he took the lead
at the start of the mile-and-a-
sixteenth race, held command
from pole to pole and outfought
Coastal Light, Pelouse and Night
Baker in the last eighth OF a
mile to post his first stake win
of the year.
So surprising was the triumph
that bettors in the crowd of
32,461 allowed ArtiSmo to go OF
at ISL odds and he returned
$4,000. $500 and 5000 across
the board. Coastal Light, NOV
ing close to the pace all the way.
finished nose behind. PelouSe
was third another nose back and
Night Baker was fourth in the
field of IL.
"> Artismo, ridden by Dave Cor
man, set a new record for the
stake by running the distance
in j :43%. two f1fths of a second
faster than Woodland Farms
Lighthouse did it in 1947. The
track mark for the mile-and-a-
sixteenth is 1:43, set by Count
Flame this year.
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Top Stock Car Drivers
Race al Marlboro Today

Jack Laningham's rebuilt 1852
Studebaker, which cost him
$l48 and which repaid him by
winning the $3.50 first money in
the 150-lap Memorial Day race
at Old Dominion Speedway, will
be among the field for the five
event late model stock car pro-
gram at Marlboro Motor Race
way today.
Dean Pelton of Washington,
the 1852 Florida State cham
pion who will drive Laningham' S
machine. will compete with such
stars as Bill Morgan, point
leader in the Northern Virginia
Stock Car Racing Association:
Ralph Smith. leader in the Free
State Association; Johnny
Cramhlitt of Baltimore, and
Elmo Langley of Suitland. More
than 80 drivers are expected to
be on hand.
Marlboro will start it's pro-
gram at 2:30 pm, with the first
of three 10-lap heats. A seven
lap forward-reverSe race and the
2S-lap feature will follow.
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Saturday Classic
High|iqhts Big Week
AT Arlington Park
BY The Associated Press

CHICAGO, July 10.-The 26th
running of the $155,00O Airing
ton Classic Saturday-which will
provide a showdown for the
three Triple Crown winners
will climax 1954s richest week
of thoroughbred racing at Ar
lington Park.
Opening the week OF big purses
will be Mondays $25, 000-added
LauraIice Armour Memorial
Handicap for three-year-olds
and up.
Wednesday the undefeated Lea
Lane will head a field of two
year-old allies in the $l05, 900
Arlington Lassie Stakes. Lea
Lane, a daughter of the Irish
bred Nasrullah, has won each of
her three races in sensational
fashion, scoring by a total mar
gin of 81 lengths.
|, Determined, the Kentucky
Derby winner; HaSty Road, vic
tor in the Preakness, Derby Trial
and Warren Wright Memorial.
and High Gun. winner of the
Belmont Stakes. Peter Pan Han
dicap and Dwyer, have been an
nounced as probable starters in
the Classic, now run at one mile.
If they go to post. it will be
the first time all three have
run, in the same race.
However, it would be q rubber
match for Determine and Hasty
Road. The Hasty House Farm
colt led Determine home in the
Derby Trial. only to have the
finish reversed in the Derby.
Also nominated is Correla-
ton, winner of the Wood Me-
mortal, Florida Derby and the
Preakness Prep. However, Core
lation, beaten favorite in all the
Triple Crown races, is in Cali
fornia and out of training.
The classic will be televiSed
by the Columbia Broadcasting
System.
In addition to Lea Lane, NOM
inees for the six-furlong LaSsie
Stakes include Hasty House
Farms Alspal, Tom Girdler's
Gambetta and Perry Haggin'S
Trying. Lea Lane. owned by
Charlton Clay, led the other
three to the wire in that order
as she won the Pollyanna Stakes
at Arlington last Monday by 10
lengths.
Twenty-eight horses have been
nominated for the Laurance Ar
mour at a mile and one eighth.
Among them are Hasty Houses
Ruhe, Harry N. Eads' Sir Mango.
Eugene Constantine Royal Bay
Gem and Revere Knoll Farms
Smoke Screen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
Peu-A-Peu Easy Victor
In Rockingham Feature
By the Associotsd Press

SALEM, N. H., July 10.--Peu-
A-Peu, running the six furlongs
in 1:102s. scored her sixth vic
tory of the year today in the
Keene Handicap at Rockingham
Park.
The Jean Vatican mare, ridden
by veteran Chris Rogers. came
home two and a half lengths
ahead of Fran Jr., which held the
same margin over the heavily
favored Algasir. Peu-A-Peu paid
500. $3.50 and $2.40.
Hedgebill, the fourth finisher,
set the pace until the head Of the
final lane, where Peu-A-Peu
moved into the lead. Once Rogers
had the mare in front. it was
only question of how far ahead
she'd be at the end.
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Dover Coast Answers
PaIumbo 5 Urging 10
Win at Charles Town
Special Dispatch 70 n, star

CHARLES ToWN, w. Va.
July 1O.-Ralph N. Boerner's
Dover Coast answered the urg-
ing of veteran Sammy Palumbo
in the stretch here today to
rack up q three-Quarters Of a
length victory in the featured
sixth race at Charles Town track,
sprint of about Az furlongs."
Forced to the outside on the
turn for home. the five-year-old
gelding steadily overhauled the
leading Sup& Moose halfway
down the stretch to record his
fifth victory of the year.
Froggy was third behind Super
Moose. with the favored Helen
Maisel disappointing also ran.
Dover Coast, who carried 100
pounds. covered the distance in
81 seconds and paid $3.50 as Sec
ond choice.
Palumbo. q 45-year-old riding
master. had little trouble with
the Pennsylvania gelding. Pa
Jumbo Strengthened him, out early
and stayed with the pacemakers
until the turn. Then Dover Coast
answered willingly as Polumbo
applied the whips. The $500
collected by the winner boosted
his years earnings to $1,000.
Lured by balmy weather, a
crowd of $500 turned out. with
SO collecting a 1891 daily double
on the winning 10 and 8" COM
bination. Huntoh AtWell's Ma
shouda copied the first event at
3 to l and John H. (Trader)
Clark's Moon Over Erin, at a.
to l. took down the second race.
David O. Evans Riva's Son
kcirculed the field to win the
seventh race. hanging on to beat
out Dustalort and Stimison, who
finished in that order. Rivas
Son rewarded with $18.40 and
was clicked in l:21A for the
Charles Town course, 100 feet
more than 6 furlongS.
A total of $414,299 was wagered
on the eight-race program to
bring the increase for the first
six days to approximately S per
cent over the corresponding
period last year.
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BY Robert 3. Phillips
Spseial Correspondent 81 The siss

WARRENTON. Va, July TO-
AT shutdown tonight the outcome
Of Warrenton's Annual Pony
Show was to be seen only in q
crystal ball.
So many ponies and young
riders showed up at the ring for
an over-long program that the
championship competition was
running hours behind time by
mid-afternoon.
After trading first and second
from their firSt meeting through
their last of the day.. Waverly
Farms Johnny Cake and Billy
Boyce's Smoky Joe, wound up
half q point apart in the race
for small pony honors.
Johnny Cakes victory in the
hunter. stakes for mounts under
Is hands, left him far enough
ahead to offset Smoky Joe's later
triumph IN the nuntlng AZURE
class.
In the large pony and junior
division, Richard Zimmerman
and Pinnochio had accumulated
l01a points before the decisive
hunting attire event was called
Storm Warning, another Wav-
erly Farm entry. and Dono, from
Boginod Farm, of Bethesda, Md.
each had ia points.
With their final rubber yet to
be called, the junior hunters
stood close to three way tie
Allison Duffey's Cravelley and
Barbara Buffers Bonnie Jean
each had 51a points and Brave
War. from Llangollen Farm
Upperville, Va. had scored
points.
But the Junior Hunter cham
pionship finally went to Little
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Aqueduct Results
BY the Associoisd Press


FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim.
Ing; maiden 2-year- olds: 5h furlonGs.
Down Home tAtk'son) $50 4.7O $50
Tenzing tCutshawl 46.bO 30.SG
Productive. S. 8. Dieddah. Drogheda.
Cogitator. Silver State, Scylax, Milleux.
Gray Scott. DArbonne. Time. 1908.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
VIII Vioi,nisi sHTsasoj and us ESQ niles
BoOtlet tCangemieI s.lO AGA
COriantumr (Cutshaw) 6.lO
Chum. New Liberty, Mr.. Majority.
Square Dancer, I'm In Trouble. Cas-
canuez. Time, 1:54h.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID ssS.I
~: THIRD R aIS. 900 s:n claim
cS%sawss tcanxemie, ~ Sac go
Pieiaass. Elias G., Market Level ;eH
Time. 1:13.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4. 900; allow
Mister GUS (Atkinson1 4.6O SEQ $50
R Per. sS.,I ,R.Iss ssshoa's' SEQ ssS
Club. Mr. Am. Man Of Destiny.
s Rem Spring. Yes Now Jet. Time.
a-Br;ae Burn Farm Ewing entry.
FIFTH RACE-Parse $4,000; allow
fn nsss HssT9s and s sso a5lonE Sac
Contribution fAtkinaonI 500 SEQ
dh- knOtty Paul (Br'ss'rdl $50
dh-Sun Warrior (MeFenal ..5O
Great Captain. Slim. King Jolie. Cop
per Kettle. Time. 1.l27s.
dh-Dead heat for third.
SIXTH RACE-The Brooklyn Haue-
leap. Purse. $4,000 added: Swear -olds
and up: Ia miles.
InvigaRator tArcars, $3.50 1919 80
Find (Atkinson1 $40 4.6o
Cold Command twoedhouseD 500
BassAnio Level Lea Impasse, Combat.
Boots. Royal Vale. Bicarb. Time. 2:O3,
SEVENTH RACE--Purse. So, 1000: AL
lovsnces: 3-year-olds and up: Lis miles.
Alternative tAtkinsonl ESQ $50 2.70
Lough Rec (WeStr0pe1 $50 $50
Pot Hunter CWoodheuSel S.20
Tritium Muezzin, High Button. Dali
chez. Counterfeit. Prince Richard, Time.
EDITH RAcE-Purse. 81. 500: claim.
ing: 4-year-olds and up: is miles.
Pelo tArcArol Arc a.t0 asa
ReapinE Lave tCutshawl $50 a.20
O0eedOe tRtauSsaYa1 b.h0
Halcyon Bird, First Wins. Big Mister.
AdraStgs. Orfero and Dover DOH. Time
l;47ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
Another Title for Drobny

BIRMINGHAM. England.
July 10 (R. - Jaroslav Drobny.
Wimbledon champion, gain d
another trophy today by winning
the Midlands Counties tennis
title. easily defeating 20-year-
old Roger Becker Of England.
SO, SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
Conference officioIs Meet

KANSAS CITY, July 10 (P).-
Football coaches and game off,
Gals OF the Big Seven and
Missouri Valley Conference will
gather here September 4, S and
6 for their annual rules meeting.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID sIss. aO.l

THIRD RAcE-Purse, ss 900; claim
BIactamssr Phelp., $50 s.se 4.ao
F FIshfia WIZ Viii SChestnut, ~ li..S
Count Pur, Miss Hubbard. Slick KNIGHT
Incidence Miss Wabash, Bahia, Strong
play. Time. 1:O62s.
ances; a-year ODDS: 81 furiongs.
Indicative tCombesO 1880 s.6o $40
ssS Ss.,. r sDSasen) 40 s s.sS
Mars. Miss Energy. Get For Home, Sport
s sSoss ki ,cE,. shannon d EEsedom Lane
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; optional
claiming: 3-year-olds and up; mile.
Lebanon Lad tD.ds'nl I4.OO $50 $50
s sSrss%,s f fIsa ssSsas sac
Pusan. Saint SaraEen. Barometro, DR..
Ole Nelson. Morbihan. Time. I:37ss.
SIXTH RACE - Hyde Park Stakes:
Our Prince tCombesJ $50 ..fS 80
Jets War Date (B'tchTl'rl 10.O0 500
silver RobSs. Speed Rous.r. Rock plot blot
LANAI. WIN See Mr. President. b-HriRht
Lark, c-TexAs BULLDOG b-Some Question.
Georgian. c-T0p frame, Beau BuSner.
Time, los.
b-Tayiorcrest stable entry.
c-WilsOn entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $500: al
loEances; 3-year -Olds: furIonEs.
Super Devil tBeekmannl $40 SEQ
Loose Rock Crib SEQ
Baby lucky, Mr.. Prosecutor, Numer-
ical. Country Bumkin. Time, :239a.
ID
EIGHTH RACE - Handicap: see 900
added; 3-year-olds and up: furiongs
Siekle's Image (DdsBl 1850 Ii.O0 0.1O
Mimi Mine tBstehsn'F1 l2,20 200
Vixen Fixh (AdAmsb 1880
10 Pilot, Arabian Queen. CAnadiana
Speedy Wave Gala Pete, Best Maid Dixie
Eyer. Good Call. Bloom. Arab Actress.
Nme. 1:10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
Arlington Park Results
BY the Associated Pres,

FIRST RAC"-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 4-year -olds and up: l mile
Wiser Yet (podson) $50 $50 $50
Kiami (O'Nef) 1900 GAO
Happy Age CBaldwinl SEQ
Isomur, Fast Buck. Big Result Old
Pat. Sails. Cow Town Feud Hoopoe-
don't. Time. :3Sss.
SECOND RACE-Purse. So. 600: claim
ing; 4-year-old and up; 1hs miles.
Forest Belle tO'Nen) 1880 500 4.6O
Mystic Chief baldwin, 500 $40
Insulation (Br0Oks) $3.50
Tarom. Singer, Blue Teal. Slo Moe.
1ndirana. Time, 1:54.