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Evening star., 1954-10-24
Nofre Dame Club Plans
Pre-Navy Game Rally

The Notre Dame Club. Of
Washington will hold a football
rally at the Sheraton Park Hotel
at $3.50 pm. Friday. eve of the
Notre Dame-Navy game in Balti-
more.
Dutch Bergman, former Notre
Dame halfback and Redskins
coach, will act as master Of cere-
monies.
The guest list will include such
sports figures as Terry Brennan,
26-year -old head coach of the
Irish: Joe Kuharich, ex-Notre
Dame guard and now head coach
Of the Redskins: Paul Matz and
Dan Shannon, co-captains of the
Notre Dame team: Steve Eisen-
hauer. outstanding lineman for
Navy last year, and Don Penza,
captain and end of last seasons
Notre Dame team. Both Eisen-
hauer and Penza are in the
Marines and stationed at GUAM
tico.
A special guest-speaker will be
the Rev. E. Carl Lyon. director of
the Catholic Youth Organization
in this area.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Brother Tex Takes
Breeders Futurity;
GEORGIAN Is Tenth
~ the Associated Pres,

LEXINGTON. KY, Oct. 49,
w. C. Stephens Brother Tex
overhauled Traffic Judge In the
stretch for a one-length victory
today in the $65.900 Breeders
Futurity, the richest event In
Keeneland history.
The son of War Admiral Our
Page. trained by Stephens and
ridden by Pete Anderson, GOV.
cred the seven furlongs In 1:243s
in beating II other 2-year-olds.
Irish Brush was third. o neck
behind Traffic Judge and o nose
ahead Of Paradox. as the favored
Georgian was tenth.
Brother Tex, winner Of the
Sanford Stakes in New York this
summer, had been far from i'm
pressive in his only previous start
Of the Keeneland meet, which
ended today. But today's victory
was worth $4,000 or $1,000
more than his sale price last
June.
Sound Barrier set the early
pace, giving way to Traffic Judge
leaving the backstretch. Brother
Tex. well rated all the way. bore
down for the victory in the final
sixteenth.
Coupled with Traffic Judge
in the betting, Brother Tex paid
$3.50, $500 and $3.50. Trafic
Judge returned $500 and $3.50
| and Irish Brush $4.2O. ~"
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Continued from Page CID

honors for the handsome miss,
Sunny Jim has the 2-year-old
colt crown safely stashed away
with Belair Stred's Nashua. Bart
Sweeney, Fitzsimmonss right
hand man, saddled the nliy for
today's race.
The Wheatley Stable Is owned
by Mrs. Henry c. Phipps. whose
family was in the crowd of 20, ,766
that saw the Selma on an ideal
autumn day. Ogden Phipps ac-
cepted the william Woodward
Trophy from George Allen of
Washington. It was the stables
first Selma victory since 1892.
when Notebook won.
In scoring her sixth victory In
10 races. High Voltage picked up
a net Of $40.810 out Of a gross
purse Of $66,910 for total earn
lngs Of $165.325.
High Voltage. who won re-
newals Of the Rosedale. Colleen,
National Stallion (filly division)
and Matron Stakes earlier this
year, had only one horse beaten
going into the clubhouse turn.
That was Linda's Dream, owned
by H. H. Polk, Alexandria, Va,
au to m o bile dealer. Arcaro'
seemed in tight quarters on the
turn, but he found racing room
as they Strengthened out on the
backstretch and, In order. he
passed the Hasty House Farms
Alspal. Misty, Far Pacific and
Whitewash. the other half Of the
Whitney entry.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
with Bill Leeteh

as q primer featuring the basic
calls for ''puddler" or ''neckfeed-
er" or diving waterfowl. The rec
ord was produced to accompany
the introduction Of the new
Evinrude Ducktwin, q quiet
hree-horsepower motor designed
especially for duck hunters. You
can obtain this duck calling rec
ord free from your local Evinrude
dealer.
All Ike Waltonians and mem
bers. OF all other sportsmen's as
sociations who are interested in
legislation protecting the rock
fish In Chesapeake Bay should
attend q meeting at $3.50 pm,
tomorrow In the Junior High
School at Glen Burnie, Md,
There win be representative citi-
zens from the entire bay shore
area, as well as from points in
land. This meeting is a follow
through of one held two weeks
ago in Deal, Md, in connection
with the reactivation OF the
Western Shore Chesapeake Bay
Chapter Of the Izaak Walton
League. at which the rockfiSh
were the main topic of discus
sion.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Bania and Good Call
Capture Split Stakes
In jamaica ThriAers
BY ths Assoeiosed Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Banta
won the first division Of the
Correction Handicap and Good
Call took the second section in
a pair Of slam bang finishes at
Jamaica today.
Banta. property of the Elmen-
dorf Farm Of Max Gluck. New
York women's apparel shop
owner. was ridden by Angel
Valenzuela to q three-quarter-
length victory over Alfred VAN
derbilt's Outsmart in the $28, 8,825
first division.
E. p. Taylor's Canadian-bred
Canadiana, the 7-to-5, favorite
Of the crowd Of 31,765, finished
third, another half length away.
Dodson Rides Winner.
In the $28, 1926 second division,
Doug Dodson sent Good Cali,
owned by Harry j. O'Shea Of
Chicago, into the lead near the
head of the stretch. The A.
year-old daughter of Case Ace
Hi Fling scampered under the
wire three-quarters of a length
ahead of Mrs. Louise Lazare's
Soto Voce. A half length further
back was the Woolford Farms
Equableu. The times for the six
furlong sprints on a fast track
were lips for Banta and 1913
for Good Call.
Good Calls owner is the
operator Of a Chicago employ
ment agency.
Eleven fillies and m ares
started the first division with
nine in the second. The first
division was the most exciting
as Outsmart led Canadiana by a
head with less than a half mile
to travel. They fought for the
lead at the top of the stretch
where Canadiana had slight
advantage with Banta charging
up down the middle of the track.
Closes With Rush.
Outsmart led Canadiana by q
head with an eighth of a mile
left but Banta closed with a rush
to get the decision. The chest
nut 5-year -old mare by Some
Chance -Bourtal earned $19,775.
Good Call. first in the second
division. won $19.275.
Weight caught up with Cana
diana who carried 1913 pounds
compared with only 10 on
Banta and 113 on Outsmart.
Good Call had 118 pounds. Soto
Voce lis and Equableu 100.
Banta paid $21.10. $3.50 and
$500; Outsmart $3.50 and $4.70,
and Canadiana $3.50. Good Call,
who, was made the fayorite in
her division because Of victories
in Chicago stakes, returned
| $6.10, $500 and $3.10. Soto
Voce, the second choice, paid
$3.50 and $3.50 and Equableu.
| $4.6O.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
HeIis Three Year old
Beats Older Horses;
Subahdar Is Second
BY The Asseeiassd Prsss

CAMDEN, N. j.. Oct. 49,
Helioscope. William G. Helis'
classy 3-year-old. strengthened
his bid for. sophomore and pos
sibly horse-of-the-year honors
by winning the $50.000-added
Trenton Handicap at Garden
State Park today.
The fleet son Of Heliopolis car
ried his speed over the gruelling
mile-and-a-quarter route in
2:02as under topweight Of l23
pounds. At the finish, he was
length and q half in front Of
Mrs. Walter M. Jeffords' Sub
ahdar. with Social Outcast and
Bicarb third and fourth, respec-
lively.
The crowd Of 33,o18 installed
Hiloscope at the 6-to-5 choice
and Jockey Sam Boulmetis hus-
tied him right along to pick up
the $4,000 winners portion Of
the $62. 100 gross purse.
The Trenton was q stern test
for the Helis colorbearer for he
was meeting a hard-hitting
group of older horses. Before
this engagement, he had won
the select Olympic and Benjamin
Franklin Handicap. all on New
Jersey soil. Now. he has four
major triumphs to his credit for
the year.
It was evident from the OUT
set that Helioscope was full Of
run. He broke on top. but Boul-
metis took him of the pace,
allowing Crashdive to go to the
front. Helioscope was never
farther back than half-length.
however.
Midway around the turn, the
Hello colt went to the front. He
was under pressure in the stretch
run, but responded to Boulmetis'
urging to hold the late charging |
Subahdar and Social Outcast |
safe.
The winner returned $4.40,
$3.40 and $3.50 across the board. |
The winning daily double today
was a tidy $326.20. made up Of |
Light Jean, $16.60 and Razz-
berry. $24.40. Johnny Adams |
and Karl Korte were the win
ming riders.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
SayoIdi and Heideman
Added 10 WrestIe Gard

A secondary feature has been
added. to the wrestling show at
Turner's Arena tomorrow night
that presents Antonino Rocca
against the Red Demon in the
main event.
This match has Angelo Sa-
voldi against Johnny Heideman,
both rough-and-ready grapplers.
Rocca. the barefoot star. and
the Red Demon are meeting in
a best-two-of -three-falls affair
Other supporting events are Mr.
Moto against Arnold Skealand
Kinji Shibuya against Harry
Lewis.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Jumdicu Results
BY tho Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000: elaim-
ing; ; 2-year-olds; 9 furlongs.
GiSnfssrnoST G.Smts1,e 'waShn ,Nhs! 1890 ssS s4S
Golden Prince (valla) $50
shs hc9sit;soc %e Fse: hdSss hAlSsssrsss; Take TIVE
Bunny. Quick TOWn. Time. i:i4H. AK
Field
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500: claim
S.ss..csss 1sssy.iHo fSo YSss:1d e.:S @!''': ..se
kowdy tDodsonl 500
wooavs Boots. W.rpath. i; fSma'' First wins. wfiDs.
Constant Susan: Faces East. Yellow
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s1s6.e0.p
THIRD RAcE-Purse. S3.s0o: claim.
s MsSs.rr.$ 5ssca.'1S5 S is:,c !asaSn's. s.sS 500
y;SSs 's n,s sssis''' sssiiss srd Runn.r.UD' u"
Little Herman. . Elortondo. Time. 1:12.
FOURTH RAcE--Purse. $4,000; al
Iowancss; 2-year- r-olds; Il. miles;
Eitt,; nra, s.Gs Pen .g1s,s .osr'en' $50 sac ss
Doub'e BID SSmalb low 81"
Pc"1S. Noors Dream. Time, j ;ls. ,r
FIFTH RACF-Purse. $4,000; allow :.
ances; 3-year-olds; 8 furlongs. - ,
Ashsnden tScurlock $50 $50 ESQ
AffriEhteA (Stovall) 3.SO
Sour Note. Ncble Risk, Christmas Git.
John B. p. Time. 1:13b.
SIXTH RAcE-The Correction Handi-
cap list division); purse. $4,000 added
Niles and mares, 3-vear-olds and up:
SsnsS;.s. Sss:S;sS. 'Fsss,sss, s;!ss;:., s:sS :s$
Mabs Choice. Ros clag. Biddy Bid. I
Salute, Incidentally, On Your Own,
Guayana. Dispute. Time. 1:12as.
- SEVENTH RACE =, The Correction
Handicap (2nd diyision); purse. S25.OOO
added; fillies and mares; 3-year-olds and
Good Gail (1sdsen, 6.10 400 s.lo
sSGsn,.s sSstS ySee swdnSS.s::rS wsssSSSSss:rS 4.so sS
:. Aesthetic, Cav Grecque, Trisone. Hoop
Mood. Miss Weesie. Crisset. Time. 1:13.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, So. 500; claim
Struttins High tB-ou'd) go $40 $50
Faraneasy (SmalO $50 200
Star Of Persia (Nichols) $50
Lucky Bull. Active Duty. ReapinR
Love, Princess Rose. Time, I:54as.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Gurden Stute Results
Iy the Assoeiuted Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ngi 3;year-olds: 9 furlongs.
lfhi h In ';on On. '4fs. ss41 1850 ssS sss s4S s4S
Herb s. (Car'n) $50
Henryi. Piping Boots, Black Fancy,
Dollorasncents, First Jo-Al, First Ballot,
Polynairs. Myty East. Profizano. Time.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, So, 900: claim
as Ss... and r. s4d osa niles $40
Juldee tCarp'ID 6.80 4.40
Bob's Boots lSmith) S.2O
General Fang. Adams Folly. Race
Blue. May Past. Plant. Upper Merton.
tDAiIY DOUBLE PAID ssas.ao.,
THEgn .as ss sisss ss4}sa.: claim
ns.itshinf ns.stsai anss1 ssTish' $50 ssS sse
cssfe ccssf'is Bus tna1a tMsL.urhl,n, o'es s.ss ss
Man So.trs5or 9 and SSS S%e. fsrsss fssss. Tms Ga;s
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: al
P.ss, 5,qs sSts. 9eS..s.s;sy Css;,O i1so sss
Free STRIDE cBoaimetis, A0"" go %
DR.. Ben r., Mouthpiecs. Lady Am.
hsTs.; ss1; High Ore. Our Hero. Peaceful
81 Merit. Time. Y:iisss. ss'''AA' o''ei
q, FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ge.iss EsssF-S9S1; ss1 9sSr1G;ndj aa.ss PISS 1850 74o
sanag sa1ai1f Hssf S1 tts%iisss ts%iss 1900 iese esS
:. Your Heath, Inscopo. Atom Ass,
Frankantine, Foxoiator. Time. 1:45x.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, 10000: allow
Racing Feel {Mereno5 aS.6O 1I.oO 100
Crowns Glory (LasswelD 1I.8O S.4O
CuD Man (Westropel $50
~. Think, Thinking Cap. Colonel Jay. Riches.
Ves ves. Thns.0i Tims. 1:4osss. 4osas' S'mm'' admiral
SEVENTH RACE-Trenton Handicap:
$4,000 added; 3-yesr-olds and up; 1N
Heiis:eeps .seulnstis) A.4e sac $50
Subahdar Ooland) 6.SO $40
. secial 0uteast (Gusrin) $50
sLeysl Les 1mpssse, Crash Diys.
First Royal Vale. Time, 2:02A.
Vanderbilt entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purss, 1900; claim
Ing; 8-year.olds and UP; / IL miles.
1eylarbey ISmithl 1880 500 A,eO
Ny Truly Fair (Church) 1890 $40
Val Ris (Roulmetis) $50
Cover on, STEADY Jet, Romanium,
AAlycon Chance. Picked, Requested Rush.
Nikeaby. Time, 1:46.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Tohition Edges Heutei
In LittIetown Hondicop

CHICAGO. Oct. % R.-
Tahitian, one of William Hal
Bishops three winners of the
day, won the featured $500
Littletown Handicap at Sports
mans Park today.
Tahitian. returning $25.40
straight, beat Heutel, the 3d.
favorite. to the wire by a length
and q half. Heart Flash was
third. 90
The winner galloped the seven
furlongs in 1885 and earned
$5,525.
Bishops other winners were
Mooseheart ($9) in the second
and Alsab Ace $3.50! in the
sixth.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

ways puts Us
in q contem-
platiye. II not
wistful, mood
Our big g e s t
through tn e
years was a
4-pound. g.
ounce small
mouth which
we took in
the Delaware
River ju st
q b owe tn e
w aterG Gan
some As years
. GO Uo,yo
Evening star., 1954-10-24

hardly come within a pound Of
that since. Imagine our feel
ings when we got q post
Ncard from Ashaway Line and
Twine Co. advising OF the au-
thentic capture Of q 9-pound.
3 " -ounce smallmouth by a
lucky angler named Engnar
Anderson, verified by affidavits,
pictures. etc. This. the largest
srnallmouth ever taken in North
ern waters was caught Septem-
ber 26 on fly rod and of course
Ashaway nylon fly line in Birch
Bark Lake, Ontario, Canada. The
official world record of the
moment is a 10-pound. 1-ounce
fish caught in Alabama in 1850.
We give up-hoping that is. but
not trying.
4 \
Delegates at the 10th annual
meeting of the Chesapeake Bay
Fishing Fair Association Of
Preston, Md, last week picked
Rose Haven, on the Western
shore just south of Deale, as
the site of next years fishing
fair. Harry T. KrauSe of An
napolis was elected president for
the coming year; John w.
Stowell jr. of fredericksburg. first
vice president, and Max Cham
bers of Preston renamed secre-
tary. Incidentally, Joe Rose.
genial proprietor of Rose Haven
is chortling over the fact that
Hurricane Hazel failed to as
much as scratch a single boat
anchored in the newly dredged
harbor. Thanks to the shelter
afforded and the efforts of a
watchful crew of dock men who
saw that lines were frightened
or loosened as needed, every
boat came through unscatched.
From Lake Mattamuskeet, N.
c., comes news of literally thou
sands of ducks and geese arriving
in the marshes there daily. and
even better hunting is expected
than last year. Feed for both
ducks and geese is more plenti-
full everywhere in the area. Last
year 3,429 geese were killed from
blinds operated on the lake along
With 2,257 pintails and 2.215 other
ducks. From information furn-
ished by local wardens an esti-
mated $4,000 Canada geese were
killed on adjacent, privately
owned lands. bringing the kill to
about one-fourth of the goose
population in the area.
The season in North Carolina
begins November 10, two days
ahead Of that in Maryland and
Virginia, but closes two days
earlier. Rates for blinds. includ-
ing guide service at Lake Mat
tamuskeet are: Two hunters $12
per day, three per blind SIS per
day and $l8 per day for four
hunters in a single blind. Hunts
ers on the refuge are required to
have a North Carolina hunting
license. costing non-residents
$15.75, a lake hunting permit of
$50 per day and the Federal
Duck Stamp, costing So. For
reservations write L. B. Tunnel,
Refuge Protector. New Holland,
N. c.
\ Il 4 y
A five-minute photograph rec
ord, How to Call Ducks" has
been narrated by Phil Olt. jr., a
recognized authority on the SUBJ
ject for Evinrude Motors. This
record lis available to sportsmen
Evening star., 1954-10-24
OUTDOORS S

Every time one Of our friends
calls and tells us he's caught q
4 or S. or occasionally, a 6-pound
smallmouth bass. the news al
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Shapiro Golf Victor

| Gillie Shapiro turned in a
98-22-76 yesterday to win the
blind bogey golf turnament at
Norbeck~ Country Club.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

THIRD RAcE--Purse. s., 700: claim.
Ing; 2-year-olds; furlongs.
Tee ]. H. (Duhonl 1920 $50 500
Wabash Reward (Skoronskil $50 40
Tu6y D"e tHufnageD 1924
=. Fancy Deb, Lorna Lee. saJo's Mike.
First Grek. Play Run, Crown Winner,
Laydown. Time ]: :3I.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

FOURTH RACE-Purse, So, 700; claim
Ing: 4;yesr,olds and up; furlongs
saint saint. Nichelas tskoD $40 400 $40
Steefsman (HufnaseD 6o0
Yuma Chief. Choice Cut. Copete. Mr..
Tops Insulation. Judge Mac. Hoop Gano.
Time, 1:293s. d
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Suffolk Downs Results
BY the Assceioted Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
Ing: 4-year-olds and up: g fuIlonss;. :.
Sirypes SSsy SPIN M.4ciea ssenk'' SEQ $S $sS S sSS
Minsi: Sky Blue. Gala Morn, garths.
Belle en. Bernie M Moose; Old Sol; Fishtins
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
lns; ms stiy 4iyeaT1Slds tkSEt and 9a miles, nj
Reedy Creek 1C'treras, Ii.Sai
Count-A-Bit, swampland. irish Prince.
Princess BLY,, Pillie Milliez Unbending.
First One, Elfdee. Famous. Time,
tDAnY DouBLE PAID sss.4oJ Il
THIRD RAcE-purse. $4,000. claim
pyips Ssss0tas dIsss. arsa ans ss niles
Perfect Sweep tMerciefl 500
Angel Slipper. Eisht BELLS Attention
Sir. Whitsu ntide, Mr.. r.. Toy Hunt.
FOURTH RACE = Purse. se.7oo;
I. T. The Ths Beck MADDEN, 4.6o s.sS s.sss
Converge 1Bohenko) SD
:. King For An. Marilu Dorsett. cstalyst
Hannakins, Clarlicht. Rosa. Time. 1:13M
ing; 3-year.old and up: 8 furlonss.
Sun Rene (Maddenl 1890 eco Ana
Fair Game tContrerasl 46a 3.40
valenciano tThomasJ 4.SO
Bob o'-Boy Chic Queen. Moondog.
Nothing Yet. Flying Jib. Mr.. Stone.
Time. .1:11as
SIXTH RAcE-Purse 800: allow
ances; .2-year -olds; ] mile and 20 yards.
Early Night (Madden) $3.50 ~ 30 O.liO
Polly's Ace tSpinale) 1890 $50
Bayside Joe SMereief) 1900
Ciamor. Overpriced. Time. I:44ss.
u.sS|r. SEVENTH {, RAcEThs Sso Nsy Enslsad ,s
and up: about liz miles Con turf
Caseanuex sUsseryl 4.:O $40 $50
Geld Gin WurtD 600 400
Tio Giro, some run, Pine Of Peace,
Turguenen, Diamond Ned, Imperialist.
Time, 2 34s lnew track record.)
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; lie miles.
Pacoy (Mereierb 1900 lI.4O zee
Appointment lZehrl 1880 6.6o
Shell Diver fRohenko) 800
Tan Iris. FutaEssaus. Fiddlers Girl,
Safio. Celandine. Time, 1:45as.
NINTH RAcE-Furse, $4,000: allow.
Connie kas (DsspiritoS sac s.e0 s4a
Double MeadeT II (Thsmas) S.SS
Halrack. Luxuriant. Gypsum. Blue
Wrack. Time 2:34. +
Evening star., 1954-10-24

dh RACE-Pnrse 81 000 claiming: 4-year- -ods ana mn.
oass lISags Post 3:49 Of start good Won drivins
S1aSS same winner E. K BrySon's ri hy
sioo ssnS snSco Trainer H. Purcell vaues-S5800 $500
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Chorts

FIRST NcE-Puse $2600; claiming 4-yesr-olds and up:
11s miles Post 1:35: off 135h start good ridden out
place driving Winner. Mrs. @. Brown, jrs DIX g. e. by
High LeaFurr Buckle. Trainer vaues-$1. $685.
$500. $3.50. S125. Time, 1898. Clear and fast
Evening star., 1954-10-24

FIFTH RACE-Purse, S3.5O0: allow
ances; 3-year=olds and up: furlongs
Blunt (SkorOnski) 500 3'oD
. Tonieht (Mieuez) 2S0
Beaucheck Be-Mi-Dear, Nepal, q Chic
Wave, Fleet Ace. Time, :292s.
Vanberg entry.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

Laurel has added photo finish
magnifiers in the grandstand and
clubhouse areas to make 1t pos,
sible for more people to see the
record Of those close finishes.
The pictures are emagnified is
times normal size.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Sportsmons Park
By the A,.oeiaisd Press

FIRST RASE-Purse, So. 700; claim
ing; 3-year-olds; 2 furlongs
Sudu Gal (Jessop) 6SS1 a 81
The Spy (Baldwin) s6H
Uncle Pete, Nokoni. Flash Red. Rid9e-
meet, Little Gus, Sheiks Image. Sky
Jeep. Time. 1:293s.
SECOND RACE-purse, $1,000: claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs.
4. a., oseheais tkeenel 600 I.lO $40
Wisenheimer (CarrolD $40 3'f0
SlamminE Slam (Craig) 4.ts0
Mr.. Wigsins, Cupola Cast. Select
Barre, First Star. Alaric. Flint Stick
Double Barrel. Time, I:29M.
DAILY D0UBLE PAID S61. 80.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

SIXTH RACE-Purse. S4, 600; allow.
ances: .3-year -olds; furlones.
Alsab Ace (Keene) $50 aHO eco
End0n tJessopl 2.4O S.40
Vorhees Arab. New Man, Saint Sara
zen. Time, 1.E0
Evening star., 1954-10-24

EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; liz miles.
Pacoy (Mereier1 1900 ll.4O S.9O
Appointment (Zehr1 1880 $50
Shell Diver tRohenko) 500
Tall Iris, Futuresque. .Fiddler's Girl,
Safo, Celandine. Time, 1:45as.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

NINTH RACE-Purse, S2,700; claim
Ing; 4-year,olds and up 1h miles.
South Covert 1BaidwinI ii.oO 100 S.OSS
Little Captain (CArroII $40
Famous Corner, Speranzo. Obtain,
Aim, Cranbrook. Mystic Chief. Ripton.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

SEVENTH RACE-Littletown Handi-
cap; $4,000; 3-year-olds and up; fur
Takitian (CrasS) 254O 500 5AO
Heutel (JessOpl $50 $50
Heart Flash (Baldwin) $40
Crco. Stop Gap, Umbrella Man, Mas
ter Red. En- FIeur. Monteuegrin. Time,
1:2S2s:
EIGHTH RACE-Purse So. 500; claim
Ing 3-year-olis; ! Il miles
Medina County Iyes'p) 500 800 $50
Bull Hier0cles tMiguey) $40 $40
Tiger Flame (Kaeiin) $40
Isaprince Mani Sweep, Allo5ed. Ma
rtechen, Invisible. Miss j., Bracero. Time,
Evening star., 1954-10-24

Mrs. III. A. Parr Ills Stafford
shire won the 6-furlong sixth
race in 1:11.1 for the fastest time
Of the meeting. Jockey Bill pass
more piloted the Endeavour II
colt to a victory worth $14.2O at
the 50 window.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

NINTH RACE-Furse, $1,000: allow
Connie Rsk (DesDirito5 $40 SEQ 80
p..b,. 6,Sai Pffss T:sses .Kgfs, H ,trh.n.., 400
Halrack. Luxuriant. Gypsum. Blue
Wrack, Time 2;34.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

SIXTH RACE-Purse, 800; allow
ances; s-year-olds; mile and 70 yards.
Early Night (Madden) $3.50 IL 40 D.GO
RsiIys RsYy,s. Ase e. tsgin.IIss .r.Is 1890 $50 sS
OF paW1i Silv.r Nv NRD Pas bmdh bpnhIs cSnics SSana
Ciamor, Overpriced. Time. 1:443s.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

Horse. JOCKEY
Furry Friend (Shuk)--
Jackadandy (C'tshaw)-
Lead On (Cox) -
King Pomp (M'konenl :
Lost Time tWajda) -
Flaming Lady (P'more)
O'Reigh Lapensee) -
Practise (Regalbuto) -
Grey Granite (Nelson)
The Slip (Clarkl x---
Ballawood (Serido1 -
Sunspur (Bovine) -
Evening star., 1954-10-24
High Voltage, 3-to-5 Choice,
Wins Luurers Selma Stakes

Arcaro, who earlier set a new
Laurel turf course record of 1:44
for q mile and one-sixteenth on
Frank Vogefs Fanady in the
third race, let out another lap
on the last turn. At that point,
chalk players. in the crowd felt
more assured that High Voltage
would catch Myrtle's Jet. who
was beginning to tire.
High Voltage was Tapped on
the Maine Chance filly entering
the stretch, and they were run
ming as a team half way to the
wire, when 1t appeared that Ar
caro's mount was hanging and
Myrtle's Jet was beginning to
come on again. But at the eighth
pole, Eddie sent High Voltage
ahead and put the race in his
hip pocket.
The crowd, which waggered
$1,312,910 for the day, bet $204,- :
655 on the feature. $62,012 Of it
on High Voltage's nose.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

A five-minute photograph rec
ord, How to Call Ducks" has
been narrated by Phil Olt. jr., a
recognized authority on the SUBJ
ject for Evinrude Motors. This
record lis available to SportSmen
Evening star., 1954-10-24

EIGHTH RACE-Purse, So, 500; claim
ing; 4-year-olis and up; 1h miles.
Strutting High tB-ou'd) go $40 ESQ
Faraneasy (SmalD 4.8O 200
Lucky Bull. Active Duty. Reaping
Love, Princess Rose Time, I:542s