davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Homer news., 1954-11-04

0J EHS g26NE NT1 CEYUQLEYE OJ tNS y0H1 so that ths cccsss rood would msst on existing road or ths Fn9rUg sw subdgpG- eloa properly. Numerous factors wsrs vsa&irsa to os considered 5n placing sAs access rood, namsIy those Of ths pvepsr graas, properly sngsnssrsd epvus, uss of a5rt s1cavatsd to be sssa cs parksng arsa tsIl ground, ora ontorm9ty wsth existing roads. Ths rood bvotlls ard dra,ving as t5nolLy suom5tted by Nr, Rsnn5ng Johnson con- formsd to aLI ths spsc5f9cat6<ns nsc- sssaYy sxcep pt ore n the Layout and planning; that ot conformancs to an sxsstsng vood. Ths directors wsrs concerned ovsr this factor out fslt that vsry slight dsviat6on from ths rsvi sed drawings wonLd oUsrcome this oas oojsct ionobLs fsaturs, thsrsfoYs the call for bids was placed ana pnb- LScLy odvsrtlssd. Three bids wsfs sub- msttsd for ths accsss road ard tor ths placement Of drognogs cnLvsrts. Ths odds rangsa 9n pr5cs from S562. 65 to $2. s57. 50 for construction of ths road The directors discussed ths b9as and rsochsd c dscGs3on that alt odds ~srs rs1sctsd, Ths directors rsstoksd thS Lowsr snd Of the occsss road 1n order to rsmovs ths objectionable fsatnrs Of aomdg5ng an ing road. special msstGng of thS directors un3 the osdtsrs was calEsd for October 2o, 1o54 to das- egss the rsu9 ssd road Ths soscGt9c purpose of thls msst9ng wos stated abovs. .Ihe meeting was wsII attsnasd by ths public, howsDsr ths Snstsal p1tr- pose of ths meeting wns distracted by Q group Of residents Who sxD1s ssd dGS- gavoT 9n the Location of ths Hospital stte. This su0J act uas not on the az
 yado for discussion. This spsc9ol msst- jag adjourned ct approximately 10 b-m 4x additional spscIaL meeting aos caIl- sd by ths director to dGscusS the uc- csss rood and such other bvsSnsss os asght b. properly presented bsfors ths 1srsckors. At ths second special msst- eng tAs directors accsptsd Usry sLnc- eanbly and only upon h&s express w1sh, fAg resignation Of th< president of ths board, Nr, Roosrt Y. Kran9ch The a4- gsctors dg4scts Id ths PUD mandgsr to con- tact Nr, CIcrs H9nsy Id JILL ths t4rsx- tsrsd term erected oy ths resignation of Ar. Kram9ch~ The directors also vot- yd to dGsrsgard ths actSon token at ths ea~lesr special meeting of ths sUsnGmg eencsYnGnP cessation of construction at shs Hospital sGts &n UGsw ot ths bnr pose of the f9Yst special mset2Ig hsGd, ana thot tf< group present a@d not represent ths sr.4r> communSty, Ths PUD managsr 0as also .nstructsd to contact Nr. How- ard FS cksrsham and otter 4r. K1cksr- shum tnx Job ot constructing ths rsstoR- ea access rood or an Hourly pay oasis, nly enoun cs forcs accornt. This pr oc sdu1e Ss commonly ussa by other fsdsraI and TsrrStor9oI agencies whes all h5as ars rs5sctsd by the employer Ar. Kscksa-sham contactsd ona 2 gsv- 5ng consideration to doing ths DorR rs- qus st sd by ths directors. Ths current prsc5p9tat1on during ths past tsw days ard yh& ch might continue tor sevsroL dcys wsI undoubtedly asloy decision or ths port Of Ar. acksrsham, since tt IS vsvy d4ttScnLt to do any excaoatao o' Dork 5n ths cpr~snt gsqths1,
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Evening star., 1954-12-12
American Driver Wins
Opening Bahamas Race
BY tho Associated Press

NASSAU, Bahamas. Dec. IL
Masten Gregory. youthful Kan
sas City sports car pilot, whipped
the Marquis de Portage of Spain
TODAY in a five-lap competition
preceding the 105-mile Bahamas
Auto Club race, first interna-
tional event OF the Nassau speed
week"
Gregory, driving q red rs Fer
rari, defeated Portage by o car
length in the 17h-mile race for
cars in the three biggest classes.
The Marquis. plotting q black
4.3 Ferrari, grabbed q 50-yard
lead in the first lap of the Wind
sor airfield course.
As he and Gregory ran away
from the rest Of the field, the
American forged ahead on the
second lap and the lead see
sawed until. in the final stretch.
Gregory nosed ahead.
Winning speed for the winding
3.5-mile course over bunpy as
phalt runways Of an abandoned
Royal Air Force base was cas-
miles per hour. The fastest lap
was 1923.
Donald Rose Of Mission. Kans.,
was third. III miles behind the
leaders, in his Chrysler-Allard.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
HeIianihus Triumphs
By Nose al Tropical;
Hahack Has Triple
-AP Wirephotos.


MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 11.-Heli-
anthus. who hasn't finished out
Of money since early July, drove
to a nose victory In the $8.725
Ponce De Leon Handicap at
Tropical Park today.
Dead Duck was second and
French Bleu third in one Of the
most stirring stretch runs Tropi-
cal Park ever saw. At the end.
French Bleu was a neck behind
Dead Duck. and Precious Stone.
last along the backstretch, closed
like a flash to finish half length
behind the leaders.
Helianthus ran the mile and a
sixteenth in l:44.2 over a fast
track and paid 1910. $3.50 and
$3.50. Dead Duck returned
$16.30 and $3.50 and French Bleu
$3.50.
Winner Never Far Back.
Carrying ia pounds and rid
den by Chris Rogers. Helianthus
was never far back. running
third to Mandingo and French
Bleu until they rounded the far
turn.
Mandingo. under 100 pounds
with Hedley Woodhouse up,
dropped back fourth as they
turned for home and wound up
eighth.
Quick Lunch, topweighted at
12l pounds and ridden by Ted
Atkinson. made an issue of 1t
early but finished fifth. He was
the 5-to-2 favorite.
Gulf Stream bolted at the
head Of the stretch and carried
Fife and Drum with him to the
outside. Ten went to the post.
Hartack Misses Fourth.
Jockey Bill Hartack, bidding
for his fourth victory Of the day
on Dead Duck. brought his
mount along fast at the end but
he couldn't catch Helianthus.
French Bleu. with Joseph A. Re-
galbuto up. battled for the lead
all the way but didn't have
enough to beat of Helinthus and
the speeding Dead Duck.
Hartack, leading rider at the
meeting, scored his second VIC
tory of the day in the fifth
aboard Yock Tom. a 4-to-5 fa-
vorite. Yock Tom became the
first thoroughbred to win three
straight at the meeting.
Hartack won the first race
aboard Peach Bud and took the
sixth race with Do Report, who
caught the favored Landseair in
the final strides to win by half a
length.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Two-Fisied Takes
Fair Grounds Feature
By The As.eeic,sd Press

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. IL
Marvin Affeld's Two-Fisted came
from behind in the stretch to
take a 3la-length victory in the
$4,000 Lake Providence Handicap
at the Fair Grounds today.
The favored son of War Jeep-
First Glass was of to a slow
start in the mile and one-six-
teenth feature but responded to
the handling of Jockey Harold
Keene and won going away.
Joe w. Browns Mel Leavitt
finished strong to take second, q
neck in front of M. H. Van Berg's
Black Bantam.
Two -Fisted, timed in 1:452s.
returned $500, $3.50 and $3.50.
Mel Leavitt paid $3.50 and So 20.
and Black Bantam paid $3.50.
The 12.4l5 fans bet a total of
$548,093 on the eight-race card.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Xavier Football Coach
Quits After Eight Years
By the Assoeio,sd Pres,

CINCINNATI, Dec. lid
Kluska, who directed Xavier
University's football tear S
through their best and worst
seasons, quit today as head
coach Of the Musketeers.
Kluska, 36, who coached at
Xavier for eight years, sent a
letter Of resignation to the Very
Rev. James F. Mcguire, presi-
dent Of Xavier, which said:
Because Of certain conditions
that exist, such as limited man
power and the rugged schedules,
I do not think I can continue
with the confidence that is nec-
essary for this type Of work."
In 1949 Xavier won 10 games
and lost only one. The follow
ing year, the team won nine and
tied one to give Xavier its only
unbeaten season.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Touchdown Club Will Honor
MCGOWAN With Griffith Award

Bill MCGOWAN. eric a n
League umpire for 80 years, who
died last Thursday, was voted
the Clark c. Griffith Trophy as
baSeball's n-of-tEe-year by
the Touchdown Club a few days
before his death.
In making the announcement.
the Touchdown Club said the
trophy would be presented by
Mr.. Griffith to Bill MCGOWAN,
jr., at the clubs 10th annual
dinner Saturday night, January
8, at the Statler Hotel.
MCGOWAN started his Ameri-
can League career by umpiring
our spring games in Tampa, and
he's been No. / ever SINCE" Mr..
Griffith said. "He was fearless,
competent and fair, and I'm
glad he's the first to have the
Evening star., 1954-12-12

trophy donated by me passed
along to the fine family that
survives him."
Carl C. MacCartee, chairman
of the dinner, also expressed
pleasure over the selection Of
MCGOWAN for the trophy.
HE was a wonderful friend
of the Touchdown Club" Mac
Cartee said. Bill was one of our
better luncheon speakers and re-
sponded to our every CALL"
Baseball will be recognized
further at the dinner by the
presence of Spike Briggs. presi-
dent of the Detroit Tigers, and
his new MANAGE Bucky Harris.
Edwin j. Anderson, president Of
the Detroit Lions, also will be in
Briggs party.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Purse Raised 10 $4,000
For Suburban Handicap

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE
added money for the 1855 Sub
urban Handicap. one Of the
country's greatest races, was
boosted today from $4,000 to
$4,000 by the Belmont Park
management.
The Suburban Is O traditional
Memorial Day race and always
draws one of the biggest crowds
Of the year. Next year will be
the 69th running of the mile
and-one-quarter classic first
raced In 1884 at the Coney
Island Jockey Club course at
Sheepshead Bay.
Alex M. Robb. secretary-treas-
urer. said the added values Of
the Fashion and Juvenile Stakes
each would be advanced from
$40, 900 to $4,000 and the Acorn
Stakes from $4,000 to $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
CONTINUED From Page B-so

lC0nJlnueo From Page B-Sg
Ruth had signed q contract call
ing for $4,000 q year for two
years that Col. Rupert COM
mented. who are we kidding? !?
I could pay Root $2O0. 900 q
year and he wouldn't be over
paid"
In 1928 Ruppert's team moved
from the Polo Grounds into its
own million-dollar home across
the Harlem River. "The House
That Ruth Built"
Concerning Ruth "the kid
he seldom mentioned his child
hood. Actually, Babe recalled
little about 1t himself. He was in
st. Mary's Industrial Home at
Baltimore from the time he was
Z or 8 until he was II. when Jack
Dunn, the old Orioles manager,
signed him to q contract calling
for 5000 for the 1914 season.
Quickly Cured Of Racing.
Down the years I've always had
q fondness for the horses-the
kind that run. But I've never
been burned as badly as Babe
was during the winter of 1925 at
Charles Stoneham's Oriental
Park at Havana. In less than
two weeks Ruth blew between
$50, 900 and $4,000. That cured
him. College football also In
trigued him-but for only one
game as q betting medium.
II bet 5000 on them Har-
vards,' he told me. '"But the
Yales win it. I'm OF that foot
ball business, too"
AS q golfer. Ruth was q long
but not q terrific hitter. I was
with him at Clearwater, Fla,
when he bet Babe Didrickson $50
q tee shot. She outdrove Ruth
by at least 20 yards-for 5000
before he was convinced. But
nobody ever enjoyed the game
or cussed 1t and himself-more
than Ruth.
McCarthy's Yanks were headed
north in 1884. Babes last yeal
aboard. At Atlanta Ruth sud.
denly developed a huge banker
ing for chicken, Georgia style.
called a small restaurant severa
miles from town. The proprietor
promised he'd prepare four oi
Georgia's finest hens. AS we were
leaving for dinner Babe admired
the front lawn, swarming with
spring flowers. He plucked one
Evening star., 1954-12-12
The TunuIt and the, Shouting

and handed it to Glare.
They're pretty daisies" he
remarked.
mo dear. they're daffodils,"
commented Mrs. r.
They're still daisies to me-"
replied Babe. Any flower from q
dandelion to q white orchid. was
simply q daisy" to Babe.
When we reached our destina-
tion. we were greeted BY the
beaming proprietors. fianked by
q retinue Of darky walters, Shin
ing and pop-eyed.
"The chickens-they are pre-
pared" Our host said proudly.
Chickens, hell" exclaimed
Ruth. II want beef steak!" He
got It.
The Kids Descend.
The following day Babe visited
his friend Bob Jones. Bob III,
was then q youngster. We were
tanning q highball In Bobby's
living room when young Bob
roared in with the neighborhood
kids In his wake.
That's himl" cried Bobby III.
Babe grabbed an old bat from
one Of the youngsters, found 1t
was cracked and tore 1t apart.
Bobby" Babe said, 81 want
your old man to buy you q good
bat. Make him promise"
Had Santa Claus visited $3.50
Northside drive that day he
would have had to wait his
turn.
One evening Babe and I were
having q few drinks In the grill
room Of the Chatham Hotel.
Suddenly he looked at his watch.
"Jeez!" he cried 81 gotta rum"
In a fash he'd grabbed his cap
and coat and was tagging a
cab. Alarmed, I asked what the
trouble was.
"Trouble?" yelled Ruth. why,
'Gangbusters' is on!"
Whether 1t was playing base
ball or golf, hunting. fishing or
sitting around room drinking
and punching the bag, I can re-
call no one who got as much
joy out Of sheer living as the
Babe.
| (Copyright, 1854, by A. o. Barnes q
Co., Inc)
| Distributed By the Bell Syndicate. Inc. }
I'm the merit article, Rice
tells about Jack Dempsey and
dressing-room uietD of Car
pentter before his fight iDith
| the Mduler.)
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Handle Near Record
For December Day
As 1000 Attend
specloI Dispaseh 10 The sior

CHARLES TOWN w va
Dec 11Sate 5-year-old
chestnut owned bv Mrs Charles
p, lewis streaked ahead Of
TI,rk,sh f,old OF the halfway
,ooint and held On to win the
20 am sinoinc WOOD purse fea-
t,,re of ! Hne dav of racing here
todsu
:, ono Al aa,,, ,,o,,h,a -.
.,,r,, = Sa1yvIu .,.;aSt ,U.a.,,ay u and 49, : near.
rscord he,,d,s at the ,n,,tuel win
.,n,,,s tnr necan,her SATURDAY
~ ~, ha,nad o;vs the dav,s nro.
ara,a a = soacia, Aauor
cro,.sd of about O nm wa
oered ssso ooL m todav,s eight
racss einost eo,,allina the marx
fer . SATURDAY in December
eses mn
M;ss ru;h;lee Paws. SIR
,,,n,,u feu ,,;ckad r,ne piece
80 nT;.r I,,h,,ae the o.10 cor, :
S;rat;or @ ~ as thew dai,v-do,,hle
shaica ~ misc Jubilee who had
has,, o,,t % nrevio,,s times with
o,,t victorv ard had been in
ths money univ Ave previous
times won the second race and
Maid si13 60. $3.50 and $500.
one piece noted for having no
sneed when il counted had it in
the Arst race returning S16.
a. a. "A snd {e On ToCether thew
..,'.as S..v I =, onn An
AoS. Sa.a.s - s,i.4os,, =, the feat,,re
80 a. ,,o. ,,nex,ected eltho,oh
.ao as horss - d;d,,,t Iook too had the
,a.. S... 11.oe .,.oe ~ a',t hare ~ nSordsv Tn
.as. .asy wa. III ~ ~ ~ ,vaa rsnad IN the
@ C..a. laoe 1ie e,;sS m"A th;rd n sevsn
s.,. s.ls.S,. h,,, " ~
~ piadan hv --orv Russo safe
AaishsS 1onatn obead of vat,s
rnn n,,,,,sd hv TIollv Tree stable
T,,,a % fadina T,,rk;sh Cold rid.
t,s,, hv che r,ev Ciark WAS third
a,d Arson the favorite desnite
1oo so,,nds ca,ne 4, fourth
~ E.vo,;ta No Eactor
Arso,, u,ho sno+tad tha wir.
~ ,,o,,nSs w "a t,,a otho, +,,,o
aei .A pouiiao .i aa.u ...s - o.a.e1 wv ~,
aao.l.-i,.iiI,s .a.. e, a4etso e poe pidaa,, e
~, esel o,, wao r,hSEas ~ oH...o ',,,a hs v.t i,,at
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Boiling ElevenLeaye
tomorrow 10 Meet
Fort Sill in Bowl

The undefeated Boiling Air
Force football team takes on
tomorrow for San Diego, Calf,
and its Poinsettia Bowl game
December 10 with the Fort Sill
Cannoneers at Balboa Stadium.
CONFIDENT that their undefeat-
ed string win hold against Fort
Sin. the Airmen finished O week
Of light drill yesterday In prep
aration for the game, In which
the national military champion
ship Is at stake.
All Of Bolling's football per-
sonnel, including Backs Ed Ful.
lerton. Lowell Perry and Bill
Reichardt. who have been ham.
dicaped by injuries during the
last month, are once again In
good shape.
Scouts reporting on the Fort
Sill team. which Is also unde-
feated this season with 10 VIC
tories, declare Sill Is mainly o
running team. In its backfield
are Billy Vessels. Buck McPhail
and Leon Heath, all former
Oklahoma stars. Heath, who
formerly played with the Red
skins. has been acting IS assist
ant coach for the Sill team, but
expects to play In the Poin.
settla Bowl.
Defensively, Fort Sill has
shown itself tough to move
against either on the ground or
in the air. It's defense against
passes has been extremely good
and opposition scoring has been
held to 42 points in 10 games
while the Cannoneers have
amassed $50.
Fort Sill has some other
capable backs to round out its
all-star backfield. Among them
are Merrill Green, known as the
"All-American substitute" while
starring at Oklahoma in a re.
lief role, and Dan Page Of Texas.
The San Diego Naval Training
Center will be the site Of Bolling's
practice grounds for the game.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sIsI.6O.5

THIRD RAcE--Purse, s1,To0: claim
ing; 3Syear,olds and up; 1h miles.
Crackice. Wahoo. No Skis, Royal Don,
Repartee. Time. 1868.
FOURTH RAGsE-PuFss, vs 900: allow
Speed Rouser tH'ckm'n) $50 500 $50
Sound of Dawn lTh0mas) 4.lO ESQ
Our Hines (Broussardl 2.iO
EAGLE Bound, Gay Priam, Indian Light,
Little Jed. Honsy's Reward. Time. l;l3.
ing: 3-year-olds and UP; 8 furlongs.
Sulmari tWicken 1900 500 500
Fancy Gent tCraiEl 4.4O $50
El Pach0 tkeenel 9.2O
aes asns MsHaS: MhEss Bsas. chp PoppI Psa FEE. %: As
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up miles.
fffs:in f,. ,p.sn.S. Sasa scTsis' 1880 fsS & sis
Irene Staunton (Broussardl $50
Nola Hash. Maretzo. Tonight. Roedna.
81 SEVENTH / iSp RACE = Purse. $4,000:
nao HsnDfsD Fsssd tKesne az sae ssS sa s
Mel Leavitt tBroassardl $50 $50
b Black Bantam lBaiieyl $50
Heredity, q Futuresaue, b Knights Re-
yard. psytlment, Diamond Ned. Bank
{ Red Head stable entry.
b Scholtz and Van Berg entry.
EIGHTH RACE--Purse. Sl.T00: claim
ing: a-yearaolds; Il miles :.
E.ss G sEssdssss ~ sF.ln.n. sae sS
Lecount, Alloyed. Mystery King,
Atom Age. All. Battle. Surprise Lady,
Bull Hierocles. Tea Biscuit. Valur Lass.
Evening star., 1954-12-12

is q grand shooting sport ana,
except for the expense, is about
the best training q gunner can
get. Perhaps we'd better forget
the expense. for our expenditures
on each duck-hunting trip would
pay for more than a few rounds
of skeet.
Washington Waltonians will
meet Tuesday evening as usual
at the Chevy Chase Community
Center on Connecticut avenue
near Chevy Chase Circle. There
will be election of officers. a good
outdoor movie film and refresh
ments. Only the hour has been
changed. and that is Z pm.
Members are urged to be pres
ent for the election and the
public is invited to the meeting
for the movie. fellowship and re-
freshments afterward.
Fred O'Rourke, president OF
this chapter. called US to say
that several members found the
white perch biting freely in the
Patuxent River in the vicinity of
Broome Island. Getting a boat
from Capt. Curly Elliott. they
began fishing upriver by the sand
bar and drifted on down, fishing
as they went. They caught in
Vulnerable fish of which many
ran pound in weight. They
could not get enough blood
worms. so with true anglers in
genuity they bought a large live
lobster and used its tail as bait.
They said 1t made up about so
bats which the perch took as
we'll as peeler crab.
We recently received from
Maryland's Department of Re-
search and Education. Resource
Study Report No. 4, a study of
the Maryland sport fishery. II
you will write the department
they will forward you a copy.
This study. by r. D. Buzzell and
E. T. Walker. is excellent and
intensely interesting. One fact
revealed was that. OF all persons
fishing the Patuxent River in
1852. 5l.4 per cent came from
washington.
The map of the new Cunning
ham Falls public hunting grounds
opened in Maryland this month
is now ready for distribution. If
you cannot get copies from your
sporting goods store, we suggest
you write the Maryland Game
and Inland Fish Commission,
SIG Munsey building, Balti-
aore 2.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Nino vaIdes Scores TK0
Over Walls In Second
By the As,oeiaisd Pros.

HAMILTON, Bermuda. Dec. II.
Nino Valdes, Cuban heavy
weight champion. floored Jimmy
Walls of Englewood, N. ]. twice
with powerful right hand
smashes to the jaw tonight to
score a technical knockout VIC
tory in the second round.
Valdes. the No. / contender
for Rocky Marciano's heavy
weight title, weighed 2o8h and
Walls l85,
Evening star., 1954-12-12
(DAILY DOUBLE PAID s328. TO-


THIRD RAcE-Purse, s2,lQ0; claim
sSShTpTisins Sh,nf sing Geek 1900 GO $50
ole Point Forfun. Foep s.oys ysm,th, $50 a.eo ee
: Vigil. Hocotia, New Hope, Capricornio.
Hsa Hal,Flegsrn. an, Granbrook. Bases Loaded.
rPss PouRTa F.T RacELEaf.s a,s lE;az - 200. .r,ov
ance; 2.year.oIds; 8 furicngs. -
First Cabin lWiIlianIsI 500 4.00 $50
Final Pole OVoodhouse) lI.OO SEQ
H'dfs osmps aass'a %s SnHl kasos cderm.n. unsie
Gus, BflltoWn. Lot-o-Bim. Air Out Jett
! FIFTH RacE-.rpfss. /: sa.,oo: claim
Kssn Kss5, TEN eS,,a sssss.sh' .sa,s 500 sS 20
Top sprins. Saddle Bags, DANA, 4 Top %
% Esssssn aoT Ting for r0r as sDsed Tms hn
1 SIXTH RAcE-pur,e, sa.soo: allow
hDa'ss Be- s.poF. assasSs asssse. and SS s Ssonss
Landseair tRegersl 2.60 eco
Nutmeg Lad tSmith) 2.40
Blue Volt. Fran Jr.. sharbot. winning
Sc SEVENTH \ III RacErhe / e9 Ponce De Leon
Aandicap: $500 added: 3-year-oIds and
ups. Iis miles.
Bsn.ass B..s Dass Esss.s Hss:sss $40 ,sss sss
French Bieu tRegnIbuto) $50
Mandingo, Gulf Stream. Precious Stone.
Quick Lunch. Fife And Drum, scimitar.
. EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $2,600; al-
lowanees 4-year-olds and up: 8 furlonss.
Congo King tSmfthD $50 ESQ 2.4o
Wise Dege tRogeFsl $50 3.Io
Iamarelie (Erficol SEQ
Flight Admiral, "Reminiscences 3rd,
Dark Buster. Wicked Susan. Demi- Heure,
Pashpie, Farrista. Reaping Love. Tina.
1.115.
NINTH RACE-Purse. S2.l00: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: l u miles.
Tor Brass tSmithl 1430 100 500
Lacky Harp dlartackl $40
Rush Street, Sim Fein, B. speedy,
Old RugEed, Gray Night Yardmnster,
Time. I.4sS[ =.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Sondlot Football Come

The Anacostia Eagles close
their football season today when
they play the Southwest Mer-
chants at jefferson playground.
Seventh and q streets S.W. At ..
pm. Anacostia win be trying for
10 sixth victory in nine gau !.
Evening star., 1954-12-12

Q l d e. We'd
pl q n ned a
bear hunt In
Southern Vir-
ginia yester-
day. but this
was called of
and we went
skeet shooting
at he new
field Of the
B e t h e S d a
Chevy Chase
ap er of
I h e "a a k
w q 1T o n
Y>ao,,o clxaat
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Fair Grounds Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. S1.700; claim
ing: 2-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Rifle tWeSt) $3.50 $40 3.6O
Winter Book (Brou'rd) 4.2O ESQ
Winter Love tJessop) $50
Miss Gwendolyn, Indian Serf Twenty
Five, Pythfleld. Bird Bell. Upper Miss.
Time 1.13+s Field.
Cocoa Al tnliguex1 1850 SO 4SO
Tinaja A. lDelah'ssayel 800 500
short Gable tJamesl lisa
Baby Kathy. High Jackie, Saracen
Devil, Wicked Girl Fiddle Around, Geo
Otto, Dads N Sons. Nice Try, Marine
Charger; Time. TIA.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
SundIot Come Toduy

Stonewall AC win meet the
Alexandria Rams III q sandlot
football game at I pm. today At
Parker-Gray High School stat
dunn III Alexandria.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
OUTDOORS S
with Bill Leeteh

After our duck-hunting ex-
periences last week end. our &C
tivitiss in the past week have
seemed somewhat on the sissy
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Charts of Yesterdays Charles Town Races

(Copyrghted 1854 by Triangle Publications Inc,
FIRST RAcE-Purse 1000; caiming. 4year-olds and up
dri1ns, plses same Winner ehsistsnson'
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Tropical Park Results
Nv the Associated Pres.

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: furlongs.
Peach Bud tHartaekI 5.40 40 $40
Midwest tF A. Smith) $40 Leo
Airpak &c. L. Smith) 9.fO
Hot Penny. Barbara L., Bewitching.
Muckle Hart. Ny Ambition. Sid's Pride.
Fanelfs Alley. Chum. Ignition. Time
1s1125
SECOND RACE-Purse. S2.100: claim
ing; 2-year-olds: furlongs.
MY Thesis tMik 'onen) $3.50 24.4O eco
Pet Reward tSmithb 600 3TO
Valcarie fHartackD a.5O
st. Joe. Miss Stifie, Amaze, Akrun.
Jagold. johnson r.. lie Jour. Donna
Capri, Vivid. Time. l:12h.
Evening star., 1954-12-12

FIFTH RAcE-Purse, 20o allowance 3-yearolds about
furongs Post 3O5 off start good driving
place winner. H. Dnker's DIX. b. &. 3 by Aibhai-
Monogamy. Trainer. r. ]. Cremen. Time. 1:34!