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Evening star., 1954-09-19
Tritium, al $3.50,
Wins Turf Handicap;
Riyerina Second
Rx the Associated Pres.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., Sept.
l8.-Brookmeade Stables Tri-
tium took the lead at the final
elbow, drew out under Sam Boul-
metis' urging and won by a
length and half in this after
Moons running of the Philadel-
phia Turf Handicap before 21,-
311 fans.
King Ranch's Riyerina finished
fast to be second, with w. Ar
mold Hanker's Intencion third.
Fourth in the field of IL FLIES
and mares was Llangollen Farms
Tessa.
The winner picked up $20,550
of the gross $4,000 purse and
covered the nine furlongs in
1:512s, under adept handing
by Boulmetis, who was scoring
his 42d victory of the meeting
to take over the leadership.
Won at Saratoga.
Neglected by the crowd. the
daughter of Cosmic Bomb re-
turned $3.50, $3.50 and 5000.
Tritium's last race was at
Washington Park in which she
finished out of the money, but
she had won at Saratoga.
The 4-year-old now has won
two of II tries, and picked up
nearly four times as much as she
had earned to date. Going into
this fixture, her winnings were
a meager $4,850 but scared to
s25, 400 after her well-earned win.
Mis- Benz Takes Lead.
The dozen fillies and mares
got away to good start and
Mis- Benz quickly went to the
front with Singing Beauty right
at her heels. Tritium was on
the outside several lengths off
the pace. but gained command
in the backstretch and was never
seriously threatened. Curving
for home, Reverina moved into
contention but could not make
UP the necessary ground.
Intencion made her bid near
the top of the stretch and was
three lengths back of Riverina
at the wire.
The two previous runnings of
this fixture had been contested
over the mile route.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $50. .4O.5

THIRD RACE-Purse, S3,5o0; claim
ing: 3-year-olds:. 6 furlongs.
Militant Miss (Ch'ch) 500 $50 $50
Zuydsr Zee Kerte) 1900 go
June's Bug. Great Habit. Immense,
Hope, Is Yours. Time. 1:119s.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. So, 900;
Juldee lHartack) I1.4O $50 $40
Tunesmith (Church) $50 $50
Soakin' Wet. Stalk Bamboo. Excise
Tax. Holandes. Time. 2:O6as.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, .s4.5oe: allow
Woodlands (Blum) SEQ $50 $50
hes Our kGs aob sad Conduct, 1ss rsns.
Hanwar tMcLaushlin) 5..O
sse sWivet. Tfme. fanof / :ssS. Sssl' ApD'An way
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ance; ace; 3-yysar.olds and up; furlongs. o,
Gssy0n GasT asgscata s%ith ,Blum $40 SsS $sS SsS
ssns1 nandsssr sssG1' Mile Lorette The spaSiei SsG
Maryland Line, Wise Market. Time
SEVENTH RAcE-Philadelphia Turf
Handicap. $25, 1000 added: 3-year -olds
faiiia@ fna ani & %aiss s4so 1850 1880
Riyerina tCutshaw) 1920 100
Intencion (HartackI Asa
Slave Girl. Faga-La, Miss jeanne, Miss
World, Michikee, Tessa. Time. 1919.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
Ester Prince aSmitS, 1880 $50 4..O
Inscopo (Hartackl $50 300
Tirnetywitch (Churchl f.3A
Health. Searsie First Jo-Al. Dapper
Il
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Browns Whip Bears
To End Losing String
BY the Associoted Press

CLEVELAND. Sept. 18.-The
Cleveland Browns, scoring four
touchdowns in one minute and
SO seconds of the second quar-
ter. snapped three-game los
ing streak tonight by trouncing
the Chicago Bears, 35-7, in an
exhibition.
End Pete Brewster took two
16-yard touchdown passes from
Quarterback Otto Graham dur
ing the quick attack.
Halfback Warren Lahr ran 48
yards after intercepting a pass
from Chicago's quarterback,
George Blanda. Fullback Maui
rice Bassett began the onslaught
at 1890 of the second quarter
with a one-yard plunge through
the middle.
Graham swept his own left end
three yards out to score the first
Cleveland touchdown in the first
quarter.
The Bears failed to score un-
til the last quarter, when Half
back. Joe Koch Tailed from a
yard out.
The Browns ended their ex-
hibition slate with a record OF
two victories and three defeats.
The Bears have a 3-3 mark.
Chicago ------------ 0 o o -
Cleveland scoring: Touchdowns. Ora
ham, Bassett. Brewster, 2. Lahr. Con-
versions, Groza. 5.
Chicago scoring: Touchdovns, Koch
Conversion, Blanda.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
SondIot Grid Injury
FotoI to Boy, IS
BY the Associated Press

HAMMOND, Ind, Sept. 18.-
Louis Ledbetter, Is, freshman
at Hammond Tech High School,
died today of neck injury suf-
fered Thursday night in an un-
supervised sandlot football game.
He suffered a dislocated neck
and a spinal injury attempting
to block another player.
Evening star., 1954-09-19

Great Doy for the Irish
Mrs. Marion SCOTS Cap Ape
Wins Manly With CIosinqRush

Cottage today ran almost three
miles over II fences in sofa.
Last week the mare made it in
6:31. and that was the fastest
time ever chalked up previously.
Three or four of the strong field
OF 10 made a run at Erin's Cot
tage. but the mare was jump
ing in improved form and giving
ground to no one. All faded
back. with only T. S. Nichols
Starboard able to get look at
Paddy's back in the stretch.
Eugene Weymouth was third on
Flash B.
First Double Winner.
Rhythminhim turned up as
the first two-time winner when
he beat eight others in The Ruler.
Only six horses showed for the
BattleShip hurdle race, one Of
the features moved here from
Pimlico when steeplechasing was
| stopped at that track. Mahlon
Kline's Flaw had no trouble with
this one. giving Earl Phelps and
Trainer Morris Dixon their sec
ond victory.
Foot turned in another late
charge in the Little Egypt fiat
race. which he won with Manton
Metcalf's Beaupre after coming
from nowhere at the top of the
stretch In the seven-furlong
dash. Beaupre made it a double
for yet another member of the
cast of characters, Raymond
Woolfe, who trains for Metcaf
as well as Montpelier Stable.
Results:
/ FIRST RAcE-Ssoo, Andora Flat
Race, handicap: 3-year-oids and UP:
Az Aria + Wv. phelps, 400 s..SS sS s.sS S
Eole Sd tSmithwick, EGO
Wassh Dog stopey Rvsr
9 ssjSl5s;;5 Kljns7Mfs; w5tsht entry; yoo. ~,
steeplechase; S-year-olds and up;
! i Ryth%inSim II ssrth't, $50 s.sc ESQ s
4
| . Crag CHarris) 2.S0
The American Lime Kraut. Brimful,
But N'Ben Golden Magic. Solisko. Ginny
| Bug. Time. 4:012s.
Mrs. Walsh entry.
DAILY DOUBLE-ARIA VIVA AND
RHYTHMINHIM PAID $3.50 Fog So.
THIRD RACE-S1, 900; Cecil County
steeplechase: 4-year-olds and up;
ETins cttase !smith'k, $50 4.eo 200
Flash b (WeymOuth) .. $50
Big Breeze, Maratel Bit Whip Comet,
| NedS Flying, Head Agent, TandS Corner,
Laddie Boy, Time, 6:o7ts tnew track
FOURTH RAcE-s1. 900; Battieship
fnd fIsx 8 fpSSrrlIooaags' Hurdles so pso Oh
Pensava (FerraD 500 2.iO
st. Nazaire tField) go
~ Rico Knight Fleur De Joie, volanzay.
FIFTH RACES 600 added: Manly
Steeplechase Handicap; 4-year-olds and
S.D 4. 4 Fis Toofi $50 s.;S o GU.
Tourist List (Field) out
Pamela I'd. Time. 3:5925:
nat purse; .3-year-olds and up: z fur
longs Turf.
Beau Broke (Adams) $50 1.2O
Saunterer (McKenna) 1i.iO
.Stvince Tarfside. Mike. Terry. Chal-
lalad. Rearrangement. High Road, Fiery
Var. Four To Go, Cavalier Dor Knows
Peace, Scrapper, Phara Night. Time.
1:29B.
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THIRD RAcE-Purse. S., 900: claim
ms: 4-year-olds and up; ga .furlongs.
Blue .Award ,tBrooks, $50 40 $40
SLICK Knight Keeping Posted chail-
cote. Dandy Wag. Time. 1:20as
FOURTH RACE-Purse s.,700: claim
Ing; 3.year an. -olds; lie miles; so xoo so
Mr. Neal tAdams) $3.50 300
Canary Island (Baldwin) $50
Allies Kaput, Spanish Jett. Fancy Re-
ward and III Show You. Time, 1850.
tpg; 4-year- -olds and up: / mile tturfl
Gerry Fra Frank A lWicksD 7.4o 80 80 ao
Dexnsne Wismo ms Fleet - Factor. @ Peace Jitters.
Soocru. Time, 1855.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: allow
ances; 2-year-olds; furlongs.
Speed RssE ER.1sxIns sHeekn' 1880 see s .sSS sSS
Dog Fish. Panmure. Roman senator.
Teisler Time. 1888.
SEVENTH RAcE--Midwest Handicap;
$4,000 added: 3-year-oids and up; oha
Vas End King tKTd $50 400 800
b Gala Fete tHcckmannl 400 800
Baybrook, HI Billie. Dry Run. scru-
tinfzed Time, 1.1fS.
b Walmac Farm entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Furse, $4,000: allow
ances, 3-year-olds: ga furlongs.
Two Fisted Bailey go $50 800
Colonel Fru lR0yl $50 4. 10
Dicks Future (Erbl f.40
Baby lucky. French Bleu, King Bebe.
Leather Kid lie Mans. Time l:1Sas.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $500. claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: / mile (turf).
Old Fiddle tPermanel 1880 500 4.S0
Taron DaigreponD 11.0O 500
Hugo You Go tAdams) $40
YaSv ~ rhanea Eliont ran.
tain, Forgotten Miss, Fulton Market.
Gallant D. Time. 1:393s.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Night Wings Takes
Title al PikesyiIIe
By Bruce FoIes, Jr.
Special respondent Of The Stur

PIKESVILLE, Md, Sept. 1s.-
F. F. Westenberger's flashy
chestnut mare, Night Wings, re-
peated her performances of last
week in the Montgomery Coun-
try horse show as she won the
hunter championship today in
the Kiwanis Club of Pikesville
show held on the Roumi Temple
Mounted Patrol grounds near
here.
Miss Barbara Taze, riding Mrs.
Foster Fenton's big jumping
chestnut mare, Rick Rack, was
the reserve hunter winner.
Mrs. A. p. Smithwick' good
jumper, The-Clown, also known
as Laughing Lad, was ridden by
Col. A. A. Frierson, to the open
jumper championship. Laughing
Lad outscored Mr.. and Mrs.
Gardner Hallman's Red knight,
ridden by Mr.. Hallman by half
a point.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Oklahoma
Continued from Page CID

fourth quarter. It was a 25-
yard drive in all.
Oklahoma counted again in
the fourth with a 46-yard march.
California went 80 yards in
the second period after the first
Sooner touchdown, recovering an
Oklahoma tumble to start it. The
Bears went IS yards in the fourth
period for the other score, with
Quarterback Paul Larson be-
fuddling the visitors on short
passes.
Left Tackle Don Brown set
the stage for the touchdown
that broke California's back by
recovering a tumble on Okla
horna's Z
Calame Laterals to Leake
Calame packed the ball twice
for four yards, then two. On
the next play he raced out
and lateraled to Leake.
Leake ran a couple of steps
and fired the ball to Boydston
He snagged the ball about mid
field and went all the way.
Calame, who led the Sooners
to their win over Maryland in
the Orange Bowl last January
was the inspirational leader.
Although nursing a strained
rib muscle suffered this week
he gave no indication of ar
injury
esIif6rpls 315ah1ms g a.5 12-fj aEij
Oklahoma scoring: Touchd8rns-Ca-
lame. Boydston, Leake, Herndon. Con
versions-Leake (31.
California scoring: Touchdowns-Lar
son. Hanifan. Conversion-Larson.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Great Doy for the Irish
By Robert B. Phillips
Speciul corresuonderf az The Ssur

FAIR HILL, Md, Sept. 18.-
At times today in the Foxcatcher
races. 1t seemed they were rum
ming old news reels.
The brother-and -SiSter act OF
William dupont, jr., and Mrs
Marion dupont Scott was re-
peated for the second straight
Saturday In the Manly Steeple-
chase. won by Mrs. Scott'S Mont
pelier Stable with Cap A Pie
Last week Mrs. Scott visited hel
brother, who is sponsor Of the
annual two-day meet. and took
home the Foxcatcher Nationa1
Cup. won by q whisker with
Mighty Mo.
The little French Jockey. Al
bert Foot. again let the CROWD
Of 5000 play q game Of "swal-
low-your- heart" He laid back
with Cap A Pie until the second
turn of the field, came on tc
the front : running Banner
waved at the final fence anC
pulled out to q close victory ir
the last so yards.
Favorite bettors were not quite
as limp as they were after Mighty
Mos escapade last week. but
they were breathing hard at tn,
pari-mutuel just the same.
Gaelic Combine Scores.
Earlier in the day 1--WE beer
here before" feeling was fosteree
by the combination of Trainel
Mickey Walsh, Jockey Padd,
Smithwick and two good jump.
ers named Rhythminhim ane
Erin's Cottage.
| Running in Mrs. Walsh col.
ors, Rhythminhim repeated hi.
easy victory of last Saturday
Looping home in front after get.
ting off dead last in the two-milt
brush races known as The Ruler
Then Mickey and Paddy ane
the gaunt Irish mare Erin's Cot.
tage put a Gaelic hex on a ten.
horse timber field in the Ceci
County steeplechase. In doing 81
they broke a course record by
"a seconds.
It also was the second straight
Saturday that Erin's Cottage hae
led the procession to the finish
wire in the timber feature here
In the process, the mare, wht
is owned by Mrs. Walsh, trained
by Mickey and ridden by Paddy
ran two of the best timber per.
formers in the business off theil
feet.
Arthur E. Pew, jr.'s Heat
Agent plowed into the eighth
fence and spilled Robert Nc
Creery. At the next barrier, Bur
ford banners Bit Whip Comet
frequently a winner on the Mid
western circuit, turned end TO
end and lay still with a broker
neck. Jockey Dave Thomas cam'
off with broken collar bone.
According to the clocker, Erin'
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Russo Rides Winner;
Jer- Ada Returns S63
InCo-Feafured,Ra Race
spssiaI pIspeteh 10 The star

I5pPER MARLBORO, Md,
Sept ia crowd Of 900 saw
NJ Charles r. Lewis Safe
scofA an impressive three-quar-
tef hngth victory today in the
$500 Marlboro Purse, feature
attraction on the Southern
Maryland tracks program.
The big crowd, which turned
out under ideal weather condi-
tiofis. wagered a Whopping $780,
90T, a record figure for Marl-
boro's current meeting.
Russo Rides Winner.
hockey Anthony Russo kept
Sates a son of Zayin-White
Sweets from Monkton. Nd. In
a contending position during the
eaflyirunning as A. B. Hummers'
Airs II. set the pace as the field
paced the stands the first time
inst1ae 61a-furlong test.
D0Rn the backStretch, Russo
moved his mount up under a
strong drive on the outside to
take Command over r.. l.. Pear
sons Sergeant Monk, who came
from the next to last position to
captlire second honors. The
pace-setting Alva H. was third,
with G. CampbeH's Browse a tir-
ing fourth.
Safe covered the distance in
1925 and paid ,$4.40 to his
hackers, who installed him as
the favorite.
Jer-Ada Pays $63.
The longest price of. the Marl-
boro meeting was posted in the
William Doyle Purse, the co-fea-
tured sixth race, when Mrs.
James S. Murphy's Jer-Ada won
by two lengths for a return of
$50, 5000 and $3.50 across the
board.
Alertly handled by Jockey Eu-
gene Dosher, who was winning
his second race of the afternoon,
Jer-Ada moved to the outside
in the stretch of the 6h-fuflong
event to draw clear of the pace
setting Malleable, who finished
second. Moon Dash was third.
T. H. Evans Chicle Sador and
Thomas j. Carr's Tarry Not
combined to defeat the favorites
In the first and second races to
return a tidy $121 to holders of
the 7-3 daily double combina-
ton.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Huskies Squeeze Out
Victory Over Utah, rs
BY the Associated Press

SEATTLE, Sept. 18.-Wash-
ington kept the air full of passes
today but only one had the
touchdown stamp and the high
ly-favored Huskies had to de-
pend on Bobby Dunn's CONVEX
sion to squeeze out a 7-6 victory
over the Redskins of Utah.
The Utes provided the thrill
of the day for an estimated U.s.
600 fans when Herb Nakken
broke away on a 51-yard touch
down run in the third period,
stiff-arming the only Washing
ton man to get within tackling
range. The conversion attempt
by Lou Mele was low and wide.
Utah -------0 Q-6
WASHINGTON 7 O %
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Everett Defeats GoeItz
In Mid-AtIantic Tennis

Harris Everett. Army Navy
Country Club professional. yes
terday defeated Buddy Goeltz.
Columbia pro, 6-1, rs, in the
semifinal round Of the Middle
Atlantic Professional Tennis
tournament at Woodmont Coun-
try Club.
Everett. former tennis star at
the University of North Caro-
lima. will meet Clark Taylor of
the Edgemoor Club for the
championship at Woodmont to-
day. Taylor won his semiflnal
round by defeating Dan Watson
Friday.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
ParIo Easily Takes
|BeIdame Tor dup ont;
|Favoiifes Withdrawn
sy III, A..oelatsd Pres.

NEW YORK. Sept. 49, The
Foxcatcher Farm Of Willie du-
Pont. millionaire sportsman, Of
Wilmington, DEL. grabbed. It's
second major New York stake
race in two days today when
Parlo sped home q three length
winner Of the $64.100 Beldame
Handicap before S1.406 fans at
Aqueduct.
Jockey Eric Guerin, who ap-
parently doesn't need q Native
Dancer to get on television in
the winners circle, was aboard
Parlo, who took command going
down the backstretch and
charged home with plenty Of
daylight between her and Walter
M. Jeffords' Open Sesame.
Open SeS anne got second
money by q length ahead Of the
Darby Dan Farms Clear Dawn.
The time of 1:494s for the mile
and one eighth was the fastest
for the Beldame.
Favorites. Withdrawn.
Guerin steered home Fox
catcher's elevation yesterday to
win the $29,550 Discovery Handi-
cap by 10 lengths.
The Beldame, one of the Ma
tion's major stakes, lost some
of its lustre when two of the
highWeights. Marion w. lO'Con-
nor'S LaCorredora and Meyer
j. Kaplan's Sunshine Nell were
withdrawn because of leg in
jurieS.
Nine flllies and mares started
the race. Guerin got Parlo away
alertly, and bided his time until
the field hit the backstretch
when he went past the pace-set-
Ting Clear Dawn. Swinging
around the far turn with less
than half a mile to go, Parlo
opened up four lengths and it
was all over as the 3-year.o..i
chestnut daughter of Heliop ~is-
Fairy Palace had the race well
in hand all through the long
stretch.
Lavender Hill Trails.
Mrs. Charles Silvers' Lavender
Hill, the 2-to-1 favorite, was
never in contention, trailing all
the way to finish a bad last. !
Parlo, carrying 116 pounds,
gave the Foxcatcher Farms q
Beldame triple, as Fairy Chant
won the stakes in 1910 and I94I.
Fairy Chant, incidentally. is the
dam of elevation.
Parlo paid $1,000. $7.70 and
$40, while Open Sesame was
| $11.70 and $500 and Clear Dawn
$3.50.
The winner earned $45,50O and
shot her 1854 winnings to $110,-
500.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
MoItrom Goes to Finals

BELGRADE, Sept. 18 (P.-
Defending Champion Tony Mot
tram of England swept Bob Howe
of Australia off the courts today
in straight sets to enter the final
of Yugoslavia's tennis tourna-
ment where he will meet Jack
Arkinstall of Australia. Mottram
defeated Howe, Ga. 6-3. Ark
install gained the finals by de-
featlng Gene Garret from the
United States, 60 and Ga.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Charleston Catcher
Recalled by White Sox
By the Assoeiafed Press

CHICAGO, Sept. 18.-T h e
White Sox today recalled Earl
Battey, 19-year-old Negro catch
er, from Charleston of the Amer
lean Association and assigned
Pitcher Vito Valentinetti of
Memphis to Charleston.
Battey played this year with
Waterloo of the Three I League
and batted 1872. Valentinetti
had a 4-6 record at Memphis.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
SoftbulI Series DeudIocked

Chester Coakley's double, driv-
ing in John Maloney from first,
gave st. Ambrose 5-4 victory
over st. GATHERINGS yesterday at
Taft playground in the CYO
mems unlimited softball tourna-
ment. The series stands at IL
and the deciding game will be
played at $3.50 pm. today at Taft.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Women's S Race included
In Marlboro Auto Card

A six-evert jalopy stock car
program and a clap powder
puff race for women drivers
headlines the weekly card at
Marlboro Motor Raceway this
afternoon. Post time is 2:30 pm.
The jalopy race for the men
will have such well-known
drivers as Sam Hash, Mack Ham
bury, Elmo Langley, Buddy
Sealock and Bill Morgan.
The powder puff race will be
headed by Dottie Fowler. widow
of Reds Fowler, who was killed
In crackup at Marlboro last
year. A
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Mountuineer Varsity Hot

MORGANTOWN, w. VA,
Sept. 18 (R.-West Virginia'S S
varsity football team outscored
the Mountaineer Freshmen six
touchdowns to one today in a
full-scale scrimmage which left
Coach Art Lewis fairly well
satisfied
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Atlantic City Results
BY The A.soeiafed Press /

FIRST RACE--Purse, So, 0i)Oy claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Wings Of Gold (Ch'ch) 1880 $50 600
Star Prince (k0rke) 11.OO $50
Carolyn r.. (BIockl. $50
Double Nip, War Fable, Puppet, Rocky
Heights. Pension, Sweet Vincent, Prob
lem Lad. Little Greg, Close Attack. Time.
1923 %e, 4Y4.,fegli'
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim.
ing; 2-year -oldS; furlongs.
Our Hero (H'tack) $40 4.20 800
Reaping Roses (Church) TAO 5.2(
Jett for Me (B'metis) 4.4(
Brenstu. Double SO. Sealed Book
valcarie. Henrob, Post Paid. Tireune
Time, l:122A
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Hawthorne Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. So roo: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; s furlongs..
din Texas Rain P'ara) $40 4.SO $50
Our Gift tPhelps) 4.2O
Good Pose. Insulation. Beaming Light,
Jerry My Boy. Jump Tune, LOUIS Girl.
Just Fiddlin. Ruthie s., Woodview King.
Time, I:I44s. dh Dead heat for first.
SECOND RACE-Purse, So. 900: claim
ing: 2-year-olds; furlongs.
Big Power tErb) 27.0O 14.40 $50
Jims Whim (ChlopekD 1920 1880
Pilot Model (Roy) $50
Sir Lari. Talon-You, Blanchard, Sleepy
Norma Armed Truce, Whanee. Pilots
Image, Suretip. Eds Time.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID, JAYCEE-BIG
POWER. S2O1.6O TEXAS RAIN-BIG
POWER, $142.)
Evening star., 1954-09-19

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DAILY DOUBLE l7-al PAID s12I0O:
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S%i mSasE Z 70 Aims: &hissls'
Hoe Jockey wet: pp- "a Str: Fin. Odds:
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Evening star., 1954-09-19
tcopyrisht, 1854. BY triangle Public4tions. Inc.

FIRST RACE-Purse ST. 200: claiming 3year-ods and
6s furlonss Post 130 off start good won dryns
Mary H. Trainer r. Price. values-$7s0. S240. S12o
$50. Time. 1:24as. Clear and fast,
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Charts Of Yesterdays Races at Marlboro

FIFTH RAcE-Purse s1700: claiming;
lie miles Post, 3:35; off 3:351s start driving
place same Winner Mrs. e. r. Myers b. 8. by Okapi-
Phantasy Trainer R. Vaues-$1105 S340. S170
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Evening star., 1954-09-19
Marlboro Entries

BY the Associated Press
Evening star., 1954-09-19

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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-12-02

tertained with family dinner, Sun
day, in honor Of the birthday an
niversary of Clofce Kidd. Those pres
ent We're: Mr/and Mrs. Gerald Kidd
and family IT Columbus Grove, Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne Kidd and family of
Orange Township, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Greeh>of Lima, Earnest Erect,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kidd, the host and
hostess and their daughter Beverly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rockhill are
the parents of baby girl named
Media Maxine. Mrs. Rockhill and
baby returned hbme last Wednesday.
Loren Huber, who has spent more
than a year in Japan in the com
munications serfice is enroute home
at this time and will land in San
Francisco.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-12-02
Farm Bureau Opens
Membership Drive
Elect Moore Pres.

The annual roll call visitation of
the Hancock County Farm Bureau is
underway this week under chairman
ship of Edward W. Clausing, it was
announced 16llowing the Kickoff
meeting Monday evening at Findlay
college.
The meeting was presided over by
Harry Moore, Orange township far
mer who was elected president of the
Farm Bureau at its organization
meeting last week. Mr.. Moore sue
ceeds Lawrence Chngler, who has re-
tired from office after serving six
years on the board, !, five of which We're
in the capacity of president.
The board alb elected Eugene
Spahr as vice president. Mr.. Spahr
is a dairy farmer of Marion town
ship. Mrs. Russell Cole, lady direc-
tor of the Southeast district, repre-
senting Deiawafe, Madison, Amanda
and Jackson townships, was elected
secretary. Raymond Moider, F1ndiay,
was elected treasurer.
Mr.. Moore said the various action
committees win be named soon. Com
mittees authorized by the board are:
Legislative, Organization and Main
tenance, Farm Bureau Women's Ac-
tivity and Young Peoples.