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Evening star., 1954-10-03
Atlantic City Results

FIRST RACE~Purse, $500; claim
ia:b, as ;6ss.hoHS fur@Snfs ssso 1850 400
Vsitist Stout $50
Balnv Miss. .Berniee w, Still Hoping.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. s2; 500: claim
Eijaka iJamesJ 500 $40 ESQ
Jamsl Block ESQ $50
Race Tandem (Godkinsl $40
"a aFsys sStt Ss.tys Pedal ssSv sSS
'ssss aTLASTId SSn pousLE FsflE' PA1p Sss. so. raj
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $500; claim
as s.y fssaFiSla. PIE saa. fufasnfs sS1o 1920
Metaxa (Brumfieldl $50 400
. Herb 9. (CarpineIli) 800
SS5i0qs bsaS
bag 5Ss.ggss.IL Lady Cowboy. First Jo-A Time
S5GhFs Pr saesPu1s. .ntsy s5ysoo: al.
lowance; 2-year- -oids: s furlonss, :.
ournav tRssalhg,to1 4S,H. 1890 S.sS sSo aSS l. So
Royal Rriar. Slide Apart, Royal Punch.
Gaptor, aMister I. JACK Sell Bullets
FIFTH FTrHTIAcf RAcEWpurse, $4,000; claim
ing; 3 and 4-year-olds; furlongs. -.
Sl% Wnats sc9Srsh 1HnsaS.tt., eco sso s;sS $sS 90
YOck Tom tStoub 4.10
Bye and Bye, Tosca. Pilates Gold
Ducat, Informer, Reighbout: Time, "a
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; ckaim-
ing; 4-year-olds and UP; lis miles
Lady Advocate tsmith! $40 40 $50
Mi i-MarigOld (Brumf'ld) 14.2O 500
Wise Market tFiSk) 500
American Pluck, Aware, Heirloom, Zee
land. Beylerbey, Senga. Time, 1:44ls.
SEVENTH RACE-Olympic Handicap:
| S25, 900 added: 3-year-olds and up: Ia
| miles.
Sea o Erin (Church) 1880 S.40
| Punkin Vine tK0rte) 400
Crash Dive. avail Rig, Shamrock. Bas-
sanio. Roman Rocket, Impulsivo. Time.
| 1:473s (new track record).
Helis Jr. entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
| ing; 4-year-olds and up; l IL miles.
Super Sign .Brumf'ld) 24.40 1000 @.2e
| Fenity (Cutshaw) 14.OO zoo
| Muzxle tCarriOn) $50
PLANT, The Slip, Green's Folly. AIR
troop. Time, 1:46b.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
'WeMode too Many Mistokes,'
Brennan Says, Louding Purdue

Holcomb. "I would say our club
is pretty good.
''Our boys were exhausted,
dead tired at halftime. But they
went out there and gave a good
account.
'Dawson's pass to Lamar
Lundy (6-foot-7 sophomore end)
that was good for 70 yards and a
touchdown was the payoff play.
And that screen pass play to Bill
Murakowski that was good, for
"a yards in the fourth period was
one of the first times that type
play has clicked for us this sea-
son.
when he scored on this one,
it took the life out Of Notre
Dame"
Holcomb, asked to compare to-
days triumph with the 28-14 de-
cision over the Irish in 1850, said: /:
"This was q more bruising
game than in 1950-we had to
work harder for our touch
downs"
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Suffolk Downs Feature
Taken by Ram 0'War
By the Associated Press

BOSTON, Oct. Ram O'War,
owned by Bruce Campbell of
Towson. Md, went to the front
at the far turn today and won by
length and a half over w. G..
Morton's Fife and Drum in Suf-
folk Downs featured $4,000
Plymouth Rock Handicap.
Tommy Veale's Marked Game
was third, just a head away
and a neck in front of r. E..
Harper's Bank Coal.
Larry Ellis, even money fav-
orite of the 81, ,242 fans, finished
a badly beaten seventh in the
Observation-Disclosures race.
Ram O'War, winner in the
good time of las, paid $11.20,
Sc and $4.40. Fife and Drum re-
turned SIS and 81, while Marked
Game paid $3.50 to show.
The victory was only the sec
ond in 81 starts this year for
Ram O'War but both were in
$40, 900 stakes. The other victory
was In the Governors Handicap
at NarraganSett Park.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
2O.to Start Today
In Lonqchamp Race
By the Associated Press

PARIS, Oct. "A bright sun
bathed Paris as 20 horses
awaited the start tomorrow OF
the Prix De L'Arc De Triomphe,
richest racing event in Europe,
at Longchamp race course.
All of the starters are French
except one, BY Thunder, Eng
lish 3-year-old owned by Jack
Gerber. The result of the 11a-
mile race will be watched with
interest by horsemen both here
and in the United States, for
the winner and one other is cer-
tain to be invited to the Wash
ington, D. c., international at
Laurel, Md, November 3.
BY Thunder will be ridden by
Charlie 'Smirke, who flew to
Maryland last fall to ride the
French horse Worden to victory
at Laurel.
Nine. Jean Cochery's 3-year-
old Sica Boy seems to be the
popular favorite to take down
first prize of 100000 from the
total purse of $105, 200. Sica
Boy recently won the Prix Royal
Oak at Longchamp after finish
ing third in the French Derby
at Chantilly. He will he ridden
by Rae Johnstone of Australia
Alfred Vanderbilt had nomi-
mated Native Dancer. but the
gray 4-year-old has been retired
because of q foot injury.
The Arc De Triomphe Is con-
Quoted with a nationwide
sweepstakes worth $228.500 al
first prize.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
-Four Bulls FumbIes
Help CIV Jayyees
Score 22-14 Victory
--AP Wirephoto.
By Dick .SIoy

George washington Univer-
sity's Junior varsity recovered
four Bulls fumbles and blocked
two punts during an alert first
half, grabbed a 16-point lead and
hung on for a 22-14 victory yes
terday at Bulls School in the
opener for both teams.
Bulls employed the same sys-
tenn in pulling up to 1914 score
in the second half, recovering
CIV bobbles on the first scrim-
mage play Of the third quarter
and again soon after the start of
the fourth.
Jim Sabater, former All-State
halfback at Mount Vernon High,
sliced through left tackle imme-
diately after Bulls first recov-
cry and ran untouched over the
goal rs yards away. It took the
Little Admirals five plays to score
after the other tumble. Jack
Lvengood sneaked the last four
yards.
The Colonials came right back
with the ensuing kickoff, how
ever, and sealed the game with a
59-yard drive for score. Ray
Looney piled through the left
side from three yards out.
Mike Sommer, All-High half
back at Wilson in 1852, made his
debut for CIV in the right-half
position. He fumbled the first
time he carried the ball, lost four
yards on his next try but gained
48 yards in nine chances over the
afternoon.
Wally Furr, 260-pound sopho-
more tackle who blocked Bulls
| first punt and recovered a fum-
BILE, was taken to George Wash
ington Hospital with a dislocated
little finger and q possible frac-
ture to his right ankle, received
near the end Of the game.
svSl,. eM junior varsity ---s ! 3 81
,.Gw scoring: Touchdowns-Rosanis
Bulls scoring: Touchdowns---Sabste
Looney satety-kippay fblocked punt
Liveneood. versions-Rusiewski ca.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Bel Air Results
BY the Assoeioied Pres

FIRST RACE-Purse, S1,1oo; claim
Ist.rs:ns IS. a.s {Sh1s IS1arf, so sSS SS SsS SSS
Miss Direct lsorEsntiho1 ,, 800
Little Money. syo Lace Rafiies Good Valley,
SGsIs sEcoS6 oSnS'f RAcEpurss aame lssl soo allow
eoSsy'. soSss Mss 1s.x'erl $3.50 400 $40
Dual Streak. Renpey, MY Estate; A
Bit Fast, Dixie Rose, Bell Box, Aniboo'
i'mSi 6AMY DOUBLE PAID s1s1 co.,
THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,100; claim
Ing; s1yssr7plds sS,is 7ds and up % fqrIonss
Miss i JudeT ne Bauer s.2o S'sS sS
veneer. Blind Mother, Be Smart. Bis
FlHcs5 SoURrH HiRf RscE@pars.. i27f 400: claim
ss.;iI Sss.t, WINS MIs SSF 'H;P,,, sS S ssS ssS
zany. Bomb Cave. Burnt .Muffet. Her
sefnf1l SnfTH RAGEIPafs.. IiGs las $1,000: s-year.
olds and up: Claiming. cTurf,
Llanton CIikkonen) 25!2O $50 $50
Happy Bull tRunyonl 1900 II. ~
War Dauber, Be Trump, Lively Jeep
Renounce. Gallant Tonto, Sleepy One
Time. :49as.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; allow
anceS; 3-year-olds and up: ) furlongs
Browse (McGOvern) 4.4O $40 ESQ
Sabine Lass (Sor'tino) 4.4O 3.S0
Nimble Lady (Bauerl 3.4t
Wee Moon. Bee A H., Bilkajim, Weber
J., Irene Win, Everett T, Sun Brandy
Time. 0:b92s.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, So, 500; al
lowances; 3-year- and up: l Is miles
S0ngai Clark $50 500 2. 40
Let 1t Rain Clark $50 $50
DiIly Whilly (SnydeP) 400
Seven Crown, Bristol Joe. Modest John
Jer Ada, Eland. Time, 1:45is.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing; 3-year- -olds and up; / - miles.
Fudge Beater tD'sher) s1.0O $3.50 10. 2l
Moon Mate tBauer) 11.4O $50
Fonda (Snyder) 500
Little Rocket. Busy Ambie, Turnpike
Saoaara, Jacobe. Time, 1888 (new track
record,
Evening star., 1954-10-03
MeQueeney Leads Way
As Club No. a Wins

Led by Mickey McQueeney,
who scored three touchdowns,
Club No. 4 defeated Club No. S,
1912, yesterday in the opening
game of the Police Boys Club
100-pound football league at
Fairlawn.
Fred Spicer's 30-yard run for
q touchdown featured the 200
victory by Club No. 10 over Club
No. II.
In the S0-pound league. Club
No. 10 defeated Club No. IL,
1910; and Club No. 4 defeated
Club No. 5, 1870.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
By The Assoeiated Press

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. a.
eve just made too many mis-
takes" Coach Terry Brennan of
Notre Dame said today after
losing his first college game-to
Purdue. 27-14.
"We didn't play well as a unit, !"
he added. "But We'll be a good
football team. thought Purdue's
line was quicker and just as
strong as Texas. (Notre Dame
opened the season a week ago
with 21-0 victory over the
Longhorns.)
But, frankly, we've been
afraid of complacency all week.
That Dawson purdue Quarter
back Len Dawson who fired four
touchdown passes) should be
very tough in Big Ten competi-
ton. He is a fine quarterback"
Coach Stu Holcomb and the
Purdue squad were overjoyed by
the victory.
"If this isn't a test, then there
is no test in football" declared
Evening star., 1954-10-03

Top-Notch Midwest Stables
Planning to Race at Laurel

Hooper, Elmer Kalensky, w. S.
Peavey. J. P. (Slim) Salee, j.
Younghusband's Valley View
Farm. the Emerald Hill Stable Of
Maurice White and v. L. Creels
shipment.
Already training over the
Laurel track are horses under
the care of such well-known area
horsemen as Charley White,
Frank Bonsal, Pete Gross, c. H.
Lamparter, Henry Clark, Dion
Kerr. Dick Pending, N. S. Scava.
Royal Doherty, Jim O'Brey. Alan
Clark, Claude Feltner and Peg
Hanna.
Racing Secretary Charles Nc
Lehman and his staff are expect.
ed to be on the scene at Laurel
the latter part of next week.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Continued from Page C-l)

a few minutes later and that
paved the way for Dawson's
touchdown toss to Brock, who
skipped down the right sideline
behind Jim Whitmer's key block.
Later in the first quarter, Pur-
due nearly scored again after
Dawson intercepted a Guglielmi
pass at midfield. Kerr took a
25-yard toss over his shoulder
from Dawson and sped to the
five. Murakowski then barrelled
to the goal line, but fumbled
and Jack Lee recovered for the
Irish, one foot short Of a touch
down.
Notre Dame collected a safety
midway in the second. Sopho-
more Don Fife, centering the
ball on the Purdue IS, snapped
it back over Brooks head. The
ball went into the end zone and
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Wheuton High Scores
Over Western B, 37-2

Wheaton High. putting a foot
ball team on the field in its first
school year. won its home opener
yesterday. 37-2, over the Western
High "B" team.
A 30-yard pass play, Jerry
Power to George Tippett, fea-
tured Wheaton's scoring. Other
t0uchdowns were made by Enrol
Smith, Don Wilson. Carl Reid
(2) and Power.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Unbeaten Colorado
Buries Kansas, ITO
BY The Associated Press

LAWRENCE, Kan. Oct. a.
Unbeaten Colorado unleashed a
three-touchdown burst in less
than 10 minutes of the third
quarter and humbled the Kan
sas Jayhawkers. 27-0, in their
Big Seven opener today.
The Buffaloes used a 43-yard
pass play and two ground
marches to plow under the Kan
sans, which was losing their
third straight.
Colorado's tailback, Homer
jenkins. threw the pass to Wing
back Frank Bernardo. who
caught the ball behind two Kan
sas defenders on the Is and
stumbled to the goal.
The other touchdowns were
made on sneaks by quarterback
Sam Mathis after marches Of 40
and Al yards
Burly John Bayuk djved over
from the ] to get the last touch
down.
Colorado ---------- 9 32d 8-25
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Joe Jones Second;
High Voltage Takes
Mafron, Co-Feafure
Rx tha A,,oriu,sd Pr.,s

NEW YORK. Oct. at was
hail and farewell at Belmont
Park today. The cheers were for
Ada L. Rice's Pet Bully. who won
the first running of the $61 800
Woodward Stakes, and Wheatley
Stables High Voltage. who an
nexed the $61 ,290 Matron Stakes.
The. farewell was for Alfred
Vanderbilt's Native Dancer, one
of the all-time greats Of Amer
ican racing. who said goodbye to
the turf by parading up the
stretch under silks to the tum-
ultous cheers Of 22.600 sweltering
fans.
Native Dancer, winner Of 81
of % races, goes to the stud at
vanderbilt's Sycamore Farm in
Maryland next Tuesday. George
D. Widener, president Of Bel
mont, presented q silver name
plate to Vanderbilt. to be placed
on the Dancers stall door.
Pet Bully Impressive.
Pet Bully. hero Of Belmont's
Fall lightweight Handicap 10
days ago, proved he can run
fast with weight. Carrying 126
pounds, he sped the mile in
1855, only four-f1fthS of a Sec
ond off Count Fleets track record
set in 1912. A half-length back
came Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs Joe
Jones, one of the outsiders in
the betting at 80 to !. Another
half-length back was the Valley
Farms Impasse.
The winner, ridden by Bill
Hartack, paid $3.50. $3.50 and
$4.00. Joe Jones returned $24
and $14.10, and Impasse paid
$7.40 to show. ..
Pet Bully was ahead after an
eighth of a mile, but was taken
back and Martyr assumed COM
mand going into the far turn.
Joe Gavegnano's Errard King
was second at that point, with
Pet Bully third.
Errard King moved in front
on the bend where Pet Bully
charged up to second place and
Joe Jones came through a hole
on the rail as they rounded into
the stretch.
For a moment it appeared
as If Joe Jones might catch Pet
Bully as they made a two-horse
race OF 1t in the final eighth.
Pet Bully, who has now won
three in a row, picked up S43, 700
and has earned $219,575 this
season.
Big Field In Matr0n.
High Voltage defeated 19 other
2-year-old f1llies in the Matron
Stakes. The Rokeby Stables
Blue Banner was second and the
Cain Hoy Stables Lalun finished
third in the six-furlong dash
down the Widener course.
Eddie Arcaro rode High Vol
tage, who was timed in ITO
and paid $500, $3.50 and $270.
Blue Banner, grouped in the
mutuel field. returned $3.50 and
$500. Lalun coupled with Hot
Blood paid $3.50 to show.
High Voltage, a gray daugh-
ter of Ambiorix, and never out
of the money in nine previous
starts, earned $49,330 and
boosted her total winnings to
S114,515.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Hawthorne Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. .$e.7oo; claim
ing; .-year-olds; 8 furlonEs.
siss,fss siss 9sssDy y,cgsS sps''' ss.s0 iiSS iS s
Volt Jr.. Restraint. Phil z 8. Pat Car
ter Spin Fisher; Feb. ya,nh1ill. Rite-one'
RGsEs sEcoND sh5eF RAcEmPurse. lm $500: claim
ing; 3-year- -olds 6 furlongs.
Wise Jerk to'NeiD $50 40 80 s,aS GS
cebette. Uncle Pete, strawberrylane,
Duntreath Miss. Worthy Sis, Lou Adams,
faf 1:fsss. Twist No~say' Royal Don. l'ms'
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S1OI.4
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs:
Curtain Raiser lW'k'D 11.4O 5.20 $50
Andelanta6o 0RaIdwin) S.50 800
Satisfied tAdamsl 4.4O
NJ BSsss5 dsss, Girl 81 n,s sgofss5 ss5
i'Pe; PouRTH ri Il 'RAcE-purse. $4,000; al
xndelsntsdo baldwin, $50 s.OS
Tile King tErbl 500
,I,oS EoSy Elmer Lanai ana Royal hat BFsd: s,S
vei r1Ffa ETR0y hAcGmPursea eGyla % $4,000 Claim
| ing; 3-year-olds; Ga furlongs.
hae.l sdi fsS cisv.r atasR s'oO % $50 ZOO 20
Rays Surprise tHeckm'n) ZOO
Kentucky KID, Darlin Ann, cofieyville;
scratchin on, Light Jean and Duke OF
Chi Time, 1:1S2s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 8 furlongs.
Stop Gap tO'NeiD $500 12.4Q S.60
Air Fight (Baily) 1.EO 4.Ou
Luckey Pete (POpaRal 800
Heart Flash. Whirlahead, Little
Jonesy, Avion. Wabash Moon. Time,
SEVENTH RACE - $4,000 added;
handicap; 3-year-clds and up; a miles Is
{ Two Fisted tB,rman, ESQ s:.ssGG
Smoke Screen (Nelson) 2.8O
Good Call. Tahitian, Montenegrin,
Thunderbisds, b Red Charger. Spur on
Jay Kay Stable entry.
EidHTH sH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 11s miles.
Castle Bell end tErbl 23.4O $50 400
dh Merry Mount tO'Neih 2.1O 2.40
dh Challarian tNelsOn) $50 2.SO
Flight Captain, Fleet Factor, Braseda.
Mr. Jones, Tiny Harp. Time, 1:51as.
dh Dead heat for second position.
NINTH RACE-Purse, S2,700; claim
81. ST. Reno co'Neip $50 500 $40 AZ
Dance Routine {Bald'n) 900 4.?0
High Milo tErb) $3.50
Eighty Eight, cranbrook, High Hopes,
Sweet Mural, Ashes, The Blue Miss
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Motorcycle Race Series
Opens Today at Vista

The first in q series of special
10-mile motorcycle races win be
held this afternoon at the Vista
tMd.) Speedway.
A trophy will be awarded by
the Land and Sea Sportsmen's
Club, the winner of three sue
cessive races gaining permanent
possession.
Freddie Kutch. q winner three
times this season at the speed
way prior to Inauguration of the
special race, will head q list of
Is riders expected to compete.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Sophomore Quarterback Leads
Purdue in 27-74 Upset ofIrish

before Brock could run 1t out,
Ray Lemek tackled him.
On the ensuing kicks, Hornung
raced back 81 yards to the Pur-
due /. Raich drilled over on the
next play.
Notre Danes scoring drive in
the third covered 81 yards in 18
plays and absorbed five first
downs. After a 15-yard holding
penalty jolted the Irish. Gugli-
elmi pitched AZ yards to Shan
non and Schaefer slashed the
final 2.
Notre Dame still looked strong
in the third after trailing 21-14
by surging to the Purdue "a as
Sophomore Dean Studer sprinted
80 yards and Guglielmi picked
up % on passes to Matz and Bob
Scannell. But the threat flzzled
when Rus Quilhot and Fred Mil
Ter pounced on Guglielmi's fun
BILE.
Dawson hit on 7 out Of IL
passes for 213 yards. Guglielmi
connected on 13 out of % for
154.
RsEas' Rosfs Dame p----lta ---- ! 8 ! 81
Purdue scoring: Touchdowns-Kerr.
Brock, Lundy, Murakowski. Conversions
Dawson, g.
Notre Dame scoring: Touchdown
Raich Schaefer. Safety-Broch (tackled
hv Tannpkl
Evening star., 1954-10-03

The colors Of many Midwest
ern racing stables will be prom
inent when Laurel Race Course
opens its meeting Saturday, Oc-
tober 16.
A score of better outfits which
raced during the Arlington and
Washington Park meetings dur
ing the summer have made ship
ping plans to be on hand for the
inaugural program.
Leading the parade from the
West will be the Hasty House
Farm with a string which in
cludes such stakes stars as Hasty
Road, Stan, Mister Black and
Prince Moor, a 2-year-old.
Other stables with formidable
strings include those of Fred
Evening star., 1954-10-03
ST. John S Passing
Defeats Stags, 27-14,
In Catholic League

Defending champion st. Johns
mixed passing with it's ground
attack in the second half yes
terday to stop DeMatha, 27-14,
in the Catholic League opener at
the Johnnies' Airlie Campus.
st. Johns struck for two
touchdowns early in the second
quarter and made it 21-0 in the
third before DeMatha's passing
offense clicked on scoring drives
of 88 and SO yards.
Dick Webb sneaked one yard
for the Johnnies' first score.
Minutes later Halfback Jerry
Dillon took a 12-yard pass from
John Hanlon and lateraled to
Dave Eggers, who ran % yards
for another score.
Hanlon passed to Fullback
Bruce Hunt at the end OF an
86-yard march in the third quar-
ter and Dillon ran around end
for seven yards and st. Johns s
fourth touchdown, Gaping a
push of "a yards.
Quarterback Dana Judy, who
completed 10 Of Is passes for
129 yards, tossed Is yards to Bob
Gerard and John McDonough
for DeMatha's touchdowns.
st. Johns rushed for 201 yards
and compiled II first downs in
spite of a surprisingly tough
DeMatha line. 1t was the john
MES second victory of the cur
rent season and sixth in a row,
including the public-parochial
high school championship game
last year. DeMatha dropped its
third straight.
peMetaa s.. johns ----- ---- g = I. 81
DeMatha's scoring: Touchdown
Gerard, McDonough. Conversions
st. Johns scoring: Touchdown
Webb. EggerS. Hunt, Dillon. Conversions
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Maine Tops Vermont

BURLINGTON, VT, Oct. 2
up. - Maine overcame a two
touchdown deficit in the third
period today and then beat back
a late Vermont rally to chalk
up a thrilling 1920 Yankee
Conference victory.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Woodberry Forest Loses

WOODBERRY FOREST, Va,
Oct. 2 (P.-Hill School of Penn
sylvania spoiled Woodberry For
est's football opener here today.
putting across touchdowns in the
first two quarters for a 1877
triumph.
Evening star., 1954-10-03

Eaint Hope. FIRST Come. Sir Boss. Sickle s
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S17a.sOJ
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000, added
CLASSIFIED Handicap; 3-year-olds; z fur.
SaieE Lunch tCre'e, 11.so $50 s.ss
DIVING Board tAtkinsen) $50
Pinetum. War Piper. c Gigantic. Time
smith-Brae Burn entry.
C Brown entry.
S25, 900 added; 2-year-olds; 6 furlongs
High VOLTAGE 1Areaso, $40 $50 e.7e
Blue Banner E'hols) 4.6O 3.20
d Lalun tMoren0) $50
Misty. Gandharva. Errasina. Cour-
Bless Pat. Fanford, Myrtie's Jet
sofarsogood, Alspal. Two Stars
q Hot Blood. + Precious Lady. Time
1:l0
Maine Chance Farm entry.
Cain Hoy Stable entry.
FIFTH FIFTH RAcE-Purse, 81 900; allow.
Thinking CAP (Dsd'nj 14.so $50 $50
AseR; Asn R;.t ES,ly 9,.sa.1, sAasm'' 40 sss
fRetamero. Black Coyote, sabourin
Golden Prince, Anacostia.. do Mr.
Al L.. Minute Parade, Final Pole, Rougs
Falcon. Rosey Miss. Adams Apple
Tipf, Field: a:2''
dc Finished third; disqualified
SIXTH RACE-The Woodward Stakes;
5000 added; 3-year-oids and up;
mile.
Pet guiiy tHartack) ESQ $50 400
j0e Jones fMcCreafyl 24.OO l4.1(
Impssse (Niehois) 7.4G
Mister Black, Royal Vale, Fisher
man, Martyr Trusting. Errad King
Social outcast. Bicarh. Rejected. Time
1864
Field.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, S3. 800,
claiming; B-year-olds and up; 7s miles
S0rayo tPassmorel 1850 1900 1915
Eitribois GDods0nt 44.50 1S.Ol
Gold Gin Valenxnela) 6.Bt
violinist, Democies, Q Principle, Win.
eitore. Yellow Mist. semolina, Lawrtn
jr-, aFaraneasy.. Time. 2:19as.
Husman-Murdock entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; al
loWances: 3-year-olds; ! mile.
eurmeunt tW' dheusel S.30 40 3.6t
Cennie's Pal (Giassner) 6.60s 4.8t
Bregue End tMeCfearyD So
ekeeter I'd, Near Shore, Foxolater
Black bounty, Beau Hroke, fiat Thomp.
Rqn 0heehessee. Insefval Loyal sir. BLU
Skies. Time. 1:oesk
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. s2,loo; claim
ay Ms Tsnm, snd ap tnronS
LonE Eaton tCarEiiel $40 500
r.daa 1actiSn san.,, Occupy ssgS n Pass TOP stsp
Watch Union. Time. i:iais. N
SECOND RACE--Purse. S2,10o; claim
ing; 3-year- 6 furlongs.
Lees Unknown sCcyl 1870 5,aS $50
GSTnisa Han. A. G5me Dns saiiens 800 & ssS
Royal ROCK, Colette c., viii Travel,
pjuna. Star Comet, Star Producer, Cloud
Cap: Su Jay. Lets FORGET Time. :l31s.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s10e.l
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; elaine
ms hSstrsst 4seaT0lss MSS.s spd up Nils sS .oe
Gray Night (Martinl 22.20 1880
Tomebamba (Mercier) 4,SO
Eltdesi Hullie. Reedy Greek; Luxur,sapt.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: ai-
Silver Rab |Solimena) $40 $50 ESQ
Sound of Dawn (T'mas) $50 $40
Dot Double ) Aea Choice, S,"d Adored. Mighty Check
er. In the Blue, Super Bus Bayside Joe.
Time 1:13h.
Greenbrier entry
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
Eabani tHettingerJ geo $40 2.ee
Hearts Buzz (Hooper) s.4O $50
O0mlnaVe tMaUuenb %.fV
Pacoy, Mahatma II. Wild Fox. High
Head, Hokev Pokev Time, liz.
SIXTH RACE-Purse,- $4,000; allow
ance; 3-year -olds; 6 furlongs
BlessbuII (Mercier> 400 SEQ SEQ
Arthur 8. (SOlimenal 500 $50
Switch On OUSseryl 500
Gable Jack. John Willie. Past Tense,
Condamion, Hat Box Fire King. Fleet
Moment. Time. 1:lOss.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $4,000:
handicap; 3-year -olds and up; !. miles.
Ram O'War (ThOmasl 11.2O 600 40
Fife and Drum (Balz'tn 800 400
Marked Game Game ~, ,uSseEylu Nyou p,,. ., s;se
Larry Ellis, Bank Coal, Roedns.
Time, 1:45.
Harper-Red Head entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, So 500; claim.
ing; 3-year-olds and up; 10 miles.
Sim Fein (Jenkins) $50 $50 $40
I'M Fred (Stuartl 10.40 4.80
Barbareba (Maddenl 2.6O
The Pheasant. Air Count, Little Col
leen Shiny Peter Sun Diver, Hotrock.
Time, l:4T3s.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $500; handi.
Gnni eap sYsas-Ola; Rss a.,sn and 9p POO l ies
ks%tusks ~ iIo%: ,Msas.nj $50 S.sS sS
Double Header ii, Mondog, Insomnia,
Closing Night, Recurring, Windy. Time,
1884.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Droo Races SIuted Today

Old Dominion Speedway will
stage It's weekly drag races to-
day aE 2 pm. on It's quarter
mile strip at Manassas, Va.