davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-05-29
AIidon Upsets
.EI Drag.to Win
In Record Mile

NGLEWOOD. Calf. May %
R.-El Drag and Mister Gus.
sprint stars. ran each other into
defeat today and Louis B.
Mayors Alidon, the overlooked
member of an entry with little
Determine. came on to capture
the $55,250 Argonaut Handicap
at Hollywood Park.
Mister Gus. running for the
Llangollen Farm in Virginia.
hung on to take second place
in a battle that had an estimated
$4,000 fans in an uproar. Re-
jected. the King Ranch's handi-
cap star, came in from far be-
hind for third place.
Alidon, ridden by Gordon
Glisson, cracked the track rec
ord of 1885 with a clocking Of
1.344s for the distance of one
mile.
Ell Drag, stablemate Of Swaps.
the Kentucky Derby champion.
and setter of a world record OF
1.20 for seven furlongs week
ago, was the betting favorite,
with the entry of Determine. last
years Derby winner. and Alidon.
second choice.
Mister Gus and the Llangollen
Farms Porterhouse were an
entry and third in the betting.
while the 5-year-old Rejected.
beaten five straight times but
always a danger in a big money
race, closed at 18 to l..
Ell Drag wound up dead last.
He had never won a race be-
yound seven furlongs and his
record was still intact.
Alidon returned $3.50, $500
and $2.40. Mister Gus, $3.50 and
$3.50, and Rejected, $50.
Aidon carried slip Of l13
pounds today. Determine had
1877, Ell Drag 1872. Rejected lib
and Mister Gus 1l6.
Determine wound up fifth and
Porterhouse sixth. Neither was
ever a threat.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S453.1O

THIRD RAcE-Purse, 1000: allow
ances: 3-year-olds: furlonss Wide-
Ses Jean Basti.t. .smaD $50 s,sS &c go SO
Oh johnny. Agar, Alan K. Poor John
liTe; FouRTH Hif1 iRAcE-purse. So 500; claim
ing: 3-year-olds; Z furlongs, o o.o
= yalcaIie eDespirito' 40 ,SS.iS S.iS ss.so ss.ssc
"1S6f %orrS S'idse Mansna' an Sun" Spy Encore. I'm
Expectin Calgary, Take Two; Paris
Rabble,, sheepskin, Formosa. Pryness'
s1PqH RScEParss, 'ss.5oo; allow
snssS 4yearGId5 RaIsa and sS so
Master Ace lAnderson) $40 $50
Straight Face Best Auber Flaunt.
i'sf; Sixth II iRAcE-coaehinns no Club An Amer
EMERY; asR ys;,..ss a 1assn' 500 s;o5SS fsS fsS
Manotick ((;orman) 1910
bernia. Blue Banner Hurry B, Sorceress'
a"ss1auils Wheatley stable Stable Phipps os entry,
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; al
SM.1is owanGes .ttpsan sgeaT0ids' tpFQnSS 4So
Grey SIipper (Moreno) $50
Gay Reaper. Service Star, Silent One.
Falcula Olay, Rose Fete, Gold Pass,
Far Pacific, Noor's Dream. Ardennes
a MaIoney MONTGOMERY entry;
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. S3,S00: OPP
tional claiming handicap: 3-year -oids
and up: "a miles: turf course.
showers End fBrou'dl lilo 800 300
Avon Lady tRod'z) 3.sO 2.5O
Tippetywitch DodsOn) ZOO
Oiseau Bieu. Huahine. Bernmore,
6emolina. Time. zoos.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50

THIRD RAcE-Purse. 1000: claim
ing; 4-year-oids and up: furlongS:, nm
Mss..n:ss ,,i%Sens SMsrnee' i1Ao ssS ssS $So S
f'CTsl Josp opeeq y Jr V Uneie Fud Star Comet.
Beda Bull, Tomebsmba. Time, 1:11ss.
FOURTH RACE = Purse. $500; 500
claiming: 4-year-olds ana up; iur-
Ny Ny? Preference tG,hs' $50 t.sS tt.sS ss4S s.4S
Dominave Parker o'EV 33.aa00
Tint Straw tMercisrl S;SU
Fancy Gent. Time. 1:11as.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
Jiiiien Ji Bafels lM'ei.r{ fO.sO 80 20 s.sS
Dc sSIss. Miss Ada Ssv fGsais.9 f4Tsss.2, ''O 500
ts' sito Tracer Lisht. Spring Chic. Beau
Imp, Esplendor. Time 1:461s;a .ra
da Miss Ada won. disauaihed ana
placed second.
ing; "a 4lyeareoids @ and up: s furlongs;, -.
Terry S. (Smith) 500 3'@ SS SS
sinn Fein tCoyl $50 so :"
King for All. Roman Jean. Branifi
swede Pete, Cranberry Joe' Iime'
1:112s.
SEVENTH RAcE-Bay state Kinder
garten Stakes: $4,000 added: 2-Sear-
Sss.thlen H1ss an'tSn!, tSar,!n, 600 s.sS e sssscc
Getthere Jack CB'land)
Forsty MI. Joe's Best. Ihe Hlvea' I've:
Lady Sue B., Spice Round. Ilme'
O:5SM new track recordl.
Caiilouette- -Murlogg Farm entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse $4,000; claim
ing: 3-year -olds; / mile and 20 yards,
Oyerpriced tThomas) 1850 I'D 5.lV
Lady Witch tWajda) 3.6O Ou
Nearways Flash (M'den) 1.6O
Mr.. Cumberland, Spark Maker; Toney
Grier. Wabash Reward, Grand Find
Time, 1:442s.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 4-vear-olds and up; about lia
miles: turf course.
on We Go tWilder) 16.40 800 GO
Prince Tip (Madden) 5.4O 1'.u
Marys Time (Smithl $40
Genie Boy Reigh's Double; Master
Degree. Neb Jr. Lii Forst, Battle Shake.
Time, 1:49ts.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
High Voltage
Easily Takes
American Oaks

NEW YORK. May % R.-
Wheatley Stables High Voltage
took another long stride toward
the 3-year-old filly championship
today by winning the seth run
ming of the $63.000 Coaching
Club American Oaks at Belmont
Park
The gray S-year-old daughter
Of Acknowledgements stepped the
mile and three eighths in 2:17as
to win by two and one-half
lengths from the Cain Hoy Sta
ble's Lalun. Two lengths back
came Christopher Chenery's
Manotick. who finished third a
neck in front Of Louise Lee Hag-
gin us Hen Party.
High Voltage thus became the
fifth f1lly to accomplish the Bel
mont double of the Acorn and
the Oaks, the others being top
Flight, Dawn Play. Damaged
Goods and Twilight Tear.
The victory capped a great
day for sunny Jim Fitzsimmons.
80-year-old trainer. and gave
him his fourth Oaks triumph
Nashua, also trained by Mr.
Fitzsimmons, won the Preakness
at Pimlico. His Oaks victory
made him the leading trainer
of the classic that rates on a
par, among fillies, with the Bel
mont Stakes for colts. Mr.. Fitz'
other winners were Weatherley
Stables Edelweiss. 1882. and the
Belair Stud pair Of Vagrancy
and Hypnotic in 1912 and 1946.
respectively.
It was also the first time that
Jockey Ted Atkinson, victor in
more than 5000 races, was
aboard an Oaks winner.
The net purse of $45,S00
lacked the 1854 2-year-old
queens earnings to $256,575.
Solid choice with the crowd
of 35.608, High Voltage re-
turned $500. $2.7o and $2.4o.
Lalun paid 81 and $4.90 and
Manotick was $10.40 to show.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
HourIess Time Takes
.Foirfox Hunter Title

the junior hunter championship
with Lady Lane and a hatful OF
blue ribbons with her ponies,
Miss Gaines watched her pupils
mark up repeated victories in
the horsemanship events.
Last year Miss Gaines and
Irony Socks, a mare of ancient
vintage, won the grand cham
pionShip here.
The Gaines triumph today in
cluded a first in the small pony
hacks, a first in the junior hunter
hacks and victory in the family
class where Mildred and her
brother, Ludlow, rode out to-
gether.
The first championship Of the
day went to Allen Shreve's
Chico who edged out Sauce Box
owned by Peggy Hahn. 1t was
a nice consolation prize for,
Chico was tied on points for the
pony hunter championship at
the Loudoun Hunt Show last
week, but wound up with the
reserve after q hack off.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS
Specioi orrespondent Of The Stor

SUNSET HILLS, Va. May %.
Nina Winthrop's Hourless Time
won the grand hunter champion
ship of the Fairfax Hunt Horse
Show here today by almost
doubling the point score OF her
nearest competitor.
Miss Winthrop is the daughter
of Mrs. A. C. Randolph Of Graf
ton Farms, Upperville, who is
Joint MFH of the Piedmont Fox
hounds.
Hourless Time rolled up a IT.
point score. although winning
only one class. Almost half a
dozen second place ribbons ac-
counted for the margin of nine
points held over Capt. George
Fox's Roustabout and Ballan-
trae's General Lem which ended
in an eight-point tie.
The Gaines family Of Green
away, Va, where sister Mildred
Gaines teaches riding at Madeira
School, continued to exercise its
hold on the show for the second
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KELLY
Continued from Page D-1
or so. That's the way he runs"

or so. That's the way he runs.
Robinson was real prophet.
In the winners circle. Nashua
did not appreciate the yelling
Of the photographers and the
commotion. He pranced uneaSily
and occasionally kicked to alarm
the celebrities around him.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wood
ward, jr., were on hand to greet
their colt and Mrs. Ruth Arcaro
kissed Eddie several times for
the benefit of the impatient
cameramen who probably would
have kept the veteran Jockey in
NaShua's saddle until the sun
went down.
Finally Eddie. with his widest
smile somewhat overworked,
tossed the reins over Nashua's
head and said, That's enough. I"
Then he slid off the colts back
and walked over to the scale to
weigh in Eddie's -jEear-old
son, student at McDonogh
Military School, was also in the
winners circle with his cele-
brated dad.
When Eddie got back to the
Jockeys quarters he reviewed
the race again. He summed up
Nashua's performance neatly by
saying, He ought to last for
ever because he never does any
more than he has to-"
Jockey Nick Shuk, who was
beaten but far from disgraced
on Saratoga. said Trainer Frank
Bonsal bad told him to use his
own judgment in the race.
"I had to make the pace" he
said. MY horse ran a terrific
race. Nashua was just too good
for him."
The other riders offered no ex-
cuses whatsoever in the cleanly
run race.
At Barn j on the backstretch
q table was set up with cham
Evening star., 1955-05-29

Washington Polo Club
Ploys Diplomats Today

The Washington Polo Club
plays the Washington Diplomats
today at $3.50 pm. at Barnsley
Field. Olney. Md.
The Diplomats lineup includes
Jai Atai Of India. Col. John Nell
son Of England. G. Muenuddin of
Pakistan and Gene Gonzales,
representing South America
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Clowns Play Here
In Twin Bill Today

The first of this summers
series of Negro baseball games
at Griffith Stadium will be this
afternoons double-header be-
tween the Indianapolis Clowns
and the New York Black Yam
KEGS at 2 pm.
The featured player for the
Clowns is Jim Mature Boy)
williams, an agile fielder and
power hitter Whho plays first
base barefooted. His tricks are
similar to those of Goose Tatum.
who also play first base for the
Clowns before turning to bas-
ketball with the Harlem Globe
trotters.
King Tut, Spec Bebop and Ed
Hamman are other funmakerS
with the Clowns.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Sea O Erin Heads Citution Hundicup

CHICAGO, May % (P)-Hasty House Farm S
Sea Erin. winner of three stakes this season,
heads probable field of Is for Mondays $50 000-
added Citation Handicap at Washington Park.
Inaugural of the mile feature, salute to
Calumet Farms leading money winner of all
time climaxes the Balmoral Jockey Club meeting
at Washington Park
Sea o Erin is the early 5-to-2 favorite and
will be top weighted at 122 pounds
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Bemon. Dudley to Meet
For School Golf Title

Deane Beman and Bill Dudley,
schoolmates at Bethesda High
School and clubmates at Be-
thesda Country Club. meet for
the 22c annual Invitation
Schoolboy Championship today
at $50 at Columbia Country
Club
Beman was a semiflnalist last
year while Dudley. comparative
newcomer from Norfolk, did not
cnmnete.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Belmont Park Results

ing: 4-year-olds and up: furlongs.
Paxe's DarIing tB'er) 1900 1890 $50
Mission 'tMcCreary) 1.IO :t.5U
Heed Me tSeridOl 20"
Platterpuss, Bubbling Gold. Time.
1;13hs.
SECOND RACE-Purse, SO. 500; claim
ine: 4Svear-olds and up; furlongs
Count Breeze tD'S'tO) 1880 5.S0 3.l1
Sir Sidney Bailey O.SO o':U
Cosmos (MOrenol ~"
KHAKI, Standee. Circus Gal, Carheau'
Real Conquest. Sharp Abbey. Time
l.1o3s
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Manassas States
Druq Racing Today

The drag racing at Old Do
mlnion Speedway, Manassas. Va,
postponed three times because
of rain. has been rescheduled for
10 am. today.
More than 100 entrants are
expected. The races are spon-
sored by the Dragons Hot Rod
Club. A
Evening star., 1955-05-29

pagne glasses arranged neatly
for the arrival of Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodward. The champagne was
also there. sent by the Maryland
Jockey Club in the tradition.
John Fitzsimmons, son of Mr..
Fitz who had watched the race
on television from Belmont Park,
was jubilant and explained that
Nashua would Leave Pimlico at
4 IN. tomorrow by van for Aque-
duct.
Bart Sweeney. an assistant
trainer, supervised the cooling out
OF Nashua, who seemed little the
worse for wear after his track
record spin.
year in a row. Besides winning
Evening star., 1955-05-29

he would send the Derby win
ner to Chicago for that $l0O,O0o
race on the grass.
Gee M. Cohen had an awful
time making up his mind before
he decided against putting up
another $500 and running Chuck
Thompson in the Preakness.
When his colt ran third in the
Preakness Prep, the owner said
he would follow the advice OF
Trainer Charlie White and pass
I'D the race. Later Cohen. who
owns a commercial laundry in
Baltimore, got to thinking about
that $500 and decided it was
worth the gamble.
A few hours before post time.
however, he must have figured
out some other uses for the sec
ond $500 needed to start the
colt.
The fourth race, In Whlcn ST.
900 chalmers went a mile and ~
yards, emphasized that the track
would be lightning fast for the
Preakness. Joe Culmone took
Pulsator the distance in 1:427s'
only three fifths slower than the
track record.
Pulsator, who paid $3.50, was
the fourth straight winner for
Joe Kelly, The Stars racing ed
itor, whose streak ended when
Buffer ran fourth behind the
winning Patois in the fifth race
Later Kelly clicked with Nashua
and Noble Sun to make it six
out of eight.
The 8-9 combination took the
daily double, paying $50.40, and
it also was double for Owner
Trainer Alan T. Clarke and
Jockey Nick Shuk. The winning
horses were Bubola Novice at
S7.60 in the first race and Joe
Judge at $l3,40 in the second,
each owned by Clarke and ridden
by Shuk.
Both Bubola Mowlee and Joe
Judge were sired by Fritz Maisel,
named for the one-time Yankee
third paseman. Horseman Clarke
once was a southpaw pitcher for
the Cincinnati Reds, SO it's not
surprising that some OF his
horses carry ball players names.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
D. c. Bicycle Riders
In New JERSEY Race

Bicycle riders from Washing
ton will race tomorrow in the
annual Tour of Summerville
IN. j. race. The event has at
tracted entries from all over the
East and from Canada.
Washington riders entered are
Ruth Sibley, Enrico Marziali,
Gerald Teuwen, William Vetter
and Oliver Ward.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; ABOUT lie
Bassineton iMadden) 9.40 4.60 3.S0
Boss H. tGrOssl oV oC
Briar's Red, Silk Quest. War Cable
Sirens Ring, First One. Baytalon. Iime'
'493s.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. ZOO; claim
ing: 4year -oldS and up: tur9inss:, ~ On
Shadow Boxing tH'ger) GU o.oyU S.'cC
Lees Highpep tMad'n) 4.V S'IO Pm
Bracero (McPhee ai.'S a;oo
Indian Trail, Rosa: Bank Drive, S5ue
w., Terrace. Flying Tuck. Tlme' LA
Evening star., 1955-05-29
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sI3a.sO

THIRD RACE-Purse. s3,50o; spe-
cial weights; 2-year-olds: maidens; 3
furlongS.
Tstr1 8 Sun Leblanc ;ss 7,so s,eso s,esoo sso eo
PatrOlman Pete tSc'Ockl 4.10
t Golden Cape Sir shannon, Gay Life,
Ru-El. Bernburgoo, Evelyn Miss. Happy
New Year. Inagain. Mythical Land.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse $4,000 al
lowances: 3-year-olds and up; fur
Wondrous Hour tw'ms) 100 800 SEQ
Petitioner (Glassner, $40 $50
Amy Clark 400
pepper; JEANNE C. Pampas Beauty.
FIJI FIFTH RiAicE-purse. $4,000; allow
Little Dell tCutshawl $50 $50 $50
Fast and Far tGrnerl $50 $50
Our Dance Gee O. Royal Briar, DR..
Ben r. Time 1:432s
SIXTH RACE-Wilmingto Handicap;
$4,000 added: 3-year-olds and up.
Ifabodv fStevensonp $40 4.i0 $50
First Served tR buto) 6.?O 4.20
Hilarious CMikkonenb 100
Kinda Smart, Ring King, Eatontown.
Brisuet' Black Metal Fly Wheel. Time.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: al
lowances:- -4year -olds and up; l,s miles.
sTsHs. srs,is BiIlg sGsrioe 4f' 2so so sS
Royal Governor 1G'ner> 3.2O
sonsai Gweny G., Pointing Star.
EfGHTH IRAcE-Purse. $4,000: al
Marzipan tSeurIoekI i1.4O $3.50 $50
Girl Crazy tStoyalD $50 $50
Fleet Fighter tG'ner, 4.SO
ms Rosey Mss Mss Tee ses M0i Reddy Ro
Princess Kiss Time, :46.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
D. c. Boy Tiger Captain

PRINCETON, N. j., May %
(SpeciaD james S. Farrin OF
Washington, D. c., has been
elected captain of the Princeton
University freshman tennis team.
He was the top-ranking member
of the tea mwhich had an un-
! defeated season.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Suffolk Record Set

BOSTON, May % (P.-River
Divide Farms Decathlon won his
third straight race today by an
nexing the $4,000 added Bay
State kindergarten stakes at
Suffolk Downs in the track rec
ord time of 1875 for the five
frr1onpS
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Delaware Park Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 4-year -olds and up; g furlongs.
Malzinia tSmith) $50 $40 800
Char Girl tScurl0ck) $40 $50
Purple Mt. (T'mpson) 4.2O
Jazarant. Stingy Maid Celtic Play.
Sir Country, Infaith. Beebeedashea.
Dollarsncents, Rip Luck. Friar Bill.
Drayton's Sal. Time. 1:1la5.
Field
SECOND RACE-Purse. S3 900; claim
ing; 3-year- -olds: 10 miles.
ARadac (Smith) 1850 1880 $50
Marchese tThompSOnI 4.6O 3.60
DestinO Son tWiFms) $40
Hidden Power. Mildred w. Louree.
Mark Lea Between Us. Del Valley, Step
Busy. Darlin Betty, Dance-a-Bit, john
son 7. Time, 1865.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S1O1.2O

THIRD RACE-Purse: $4,000: claim
ing: 2-year -olds;: ; furloness' On oso
{. Namama as Smith, 9rhnr.h, ''So 100 s.SS
HHtsi. sRonimetjs5 $50
zadie Boy, Bella A.. Noble Tans' Ts
stimulant 10 n 10. Papa Tony. Time
Posner- Heard entry. ooo.
FOURTH RACE = Purse: s. 9noi
claiming: 4-year-olds and up; fur-
IHnEs EteTSaI Quest Htaek> 7.2O 4.2e 800
Gioconda CBrumfield) 5.40 a.@
YeaT sssith. ss9timent!t 4lt tt.IBs BlT' Miss Law
DaFf FfrF2 F2y' RAcGpur9s efoo q@ns ss5So allow
ances: Swear -olds; 4 furlonss; .
Canyon tHartackl $50 SO ~"
PegEy's Brandy tB5lerl 4.S0 3.M .en
Paddys Day. Smart Scholar. g, G,
Wfiz, French Nightie. Time lo.s
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ine: 4.yesr.olds, and d.. up; 4 81 fuT!enss sG %
Reighbout fB'metisI m" nvn
''% Fleet p' Hrso, Roval Viola: Aware Han
sssiGoo ssHHNta added an'Nidd syesr,oids and up:
ROYAL Fan tBateh'rl 1910 I,.oo 90 2 s'so sso
man mos warbler HSi Dispute On your own,
Jenjay; salass pime: Time. l;ioGi; Il o6;;, claim
ing: EiGH 4ryesrloids ta SnEd and up: T.! miles
+ Ronas tHartsckl Io.iO $50 100
! Mountain Ash tB'netp Si0
HapDy carTsT sr HIS oP Papper 5asieTn Gw Tims
a Kencal Stud Farm-Potato Chip entry
Evening star., 1955-05-29

Copyright 1885. by Triangle Publications IneJ -,
FIRST RAcEPurse 81 800 claiming 4ysar.o,ds ana up Up
place driving Winner carke's by Fritz Massee
-Bola Novice Trainer Values-Sl 625. $500 sou
S125 Time 1:06. Cloudy and fast.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sI9s.2O


THIRD RAcE-Purse $1,000: claim
iaI Buli q Woods Pspal lufe lsao 500 400
Undergrad tBrooks) 600 400
Seven Sevens BURR AGO
SPEEDY Foot T,g1I TeddyS Time IMAGE Donna
FOURTH. RACE - Price. $3.50:
Brassy Cook! 800 s.so g s.SS sSS
BY Gone Days tH'ann) $50
Red, Sultan, ,Loyin Lady, Cleetsie'
Tatssnhsm. Black Poppy. Il Time6 me. l;3D. ~
PiFTH 1s,miAs RAcEpesSe arSp ana up
hresfeIs fStioSss; Erb, $50 $50 $50
War King tBrook) o'Oo 3.0V @S
Little Imp Hi Blake. Tahitian. Time
IS SIXTH RAcE-Purse s4,a5o; allow
Blue Violin (Rogers) $50 40 S.20
Sun David tKirklandl $40
SEVENTH RAcE~Coronet Stakes.
100000. added. 9 furlongs; 3::yssr-olds,;
sdSss'Is dSssTsiant aas,mis pisk' "'o asS S s.sS
a AlspaL Mrs. Mark c Alleghan, Phar
Wiser Olympia Hon. L0S %.ru. Time setrI 1;l0".
Walmac Farm -Asbury entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $3.50; al
lowances: 3-year -olds: furiongs
Big Swiv tErb) 3i.4O 1920 40
Texas Bulldog tPopara) 1.60 500
LOwill (Rogers) $50
Loco. Teanecker. Miss Olympia, Just
My Speed. Weedmeout, Daylight EX-
press. Countess Anita Phelps. Challa
Boy Time, 1895.
Wilson entry.
NINTH RACE-Purse S2.750; claim
ing; 4-year -olds and up: 70 miles.
Don't Crest tCtens) 15.f0 $50 80
Market Tip tAdams) 500 500
Hasty Freedom tH'annl $50
Charles. Slo Moe, william Morton.
Sunnybrook Sue Medina County, Kay's
Children. Time, 1885.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
CHARTS OF RACES AT PIMLICO

FIFTH RAcEPurse So ooo elaiming 4-yearolds
Romantcsf trainer g. $50. $500 $500.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
BuImoroI Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-PurSe, $3.50; claim
! ing: 3-year- -olds: mile.
! Chiiders tBrooks) 1920 1.80 6.20
/ Hit Me Cook $50 I.gO
/ Imperial Jay tS'onskD 1850
| SmugSy Wugsy, Cow Boy, Dotty Red
bird. Gold Medal. Conn's TIGER. Feb.
Little Chatter. Rosehue. Tee j. II.
Time, 1.414s.
SECOND RACE-Purse. So. 900; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; furlongS.
sherry L. adams, II.20 $40 $50
Mr. Boots tCarrOl) $50 cd
Witch WAY tJessop) $50
Neal Elyse Strawberrylane. Chall-
cote, Free Too, Picked Pine. Admirais
Pet, BarShoe. Time. l:16is-
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Horse. Jockey wg p. y Str Fir. Odds
u! II
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RaSf 's1ESH s5 E8BLl fa Kas .s5 $50
m. fd s5 81 ss.la soo aaa
sssoo sso6 saoo 500 Tme Is7 new course recordl
Horse. Jockey Wgt: PP. z 2 Str Fin. Odds.
SsS siR2ss Ss% H + i !! i, '$
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IXodoIaT mytges @ IS pad1NoBIE y SYN So 80 $780, $500
Handle s192ssa: total for day. s17s711s; attendance
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Garden Stute Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; e. claim claim
Stay We'll (DiMaurO) 14.4O !.0O a.!G
Lauranne (Bluml As'@" 3iG
Appease Not adams, ,sri's
Kenamon, Baccala Dayrounnd, Aoam aIi
Brassfeld, Jeanoc. Time. l:42%, mn.
SECOND RACE - Purse. S4'ooo'
claiming; 3-year -olds; 6 furlongs so
Neca Neca tBarnetD l3.aO .'S0 ,aae0
sure Proof UasswelD lo'oO iC.an ~"
Fling tBrumfield) ,'i, 0ir"
Occupado, Chanclies, lie Jour. TURK,
ish Isle. Betty c. clotted Cream Rosa'
Gang Scandal Time. HIS.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
PREAKNESS
Continued from Page D-l

he would send the Derby win
ner to Chicago for that $lOO,O0o
race on the grass.
Evening star., 1955-05-29

Tvo-dolar mutues paidPULSAIQSSn s7.sU SFou' so'8'
BIGDOME 81. so: $40 JuLDEE' s'~''
Handle-SlS3.1S7.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-16
Cecil Miller Heads
County Ag. Council

An Elmore man, Cecil Miller, is
the new president of Ottawa Co.
Agricultural Council. He replaces
Luther Mylander of Oak Harbor.
Mr.. Miller is field secretary of
this area for Black Swamp Produc-
ton Credit. He is farm owner
and has been an active member of
the Agricultural Council.
Accepted for membership to the
council were Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
Millinger for Portage township and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wainwright for
Salem township. The latter re-
places Mr.. and Mrs. Luther My
lander whose term expired.
A finance report on the new All
Club building reveaued that a debt
of less than 5000 remains. The
hope was expressed that the debt
could be erased by the All Achieve
ment Night in November.
1t was learned that the resigna.
ton of home agent Rita Cummins
will temporarily leave that position
untitled until a replacement can
be found.
A date of January II was set for
the annual meeting.