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z. Collins OF Amelia. the one on
Saturday Mrs. Wilmer Easter, OF
College Park. Md, and Mrs. z
H Wilson, Of Amelia, won 7-piece
beverage sets. At the final draw
ing Saturday night the number
0s47I4 won the set OF automobile
tires which have not been claim
ed 50 far Twenty five gallons OF
gas and bottle OF hair lotion
was won by c. S Bryant, Of
Amelia. Also still unclaimed is a
Medicine Cabinet To the holder
Of number 034573 Better check
up and see II you may hold the
lucky numbers.
Miss Mary jefferson and Miss
Wlnona Cary entertained the
Women Of the Church lPresby :
terrain at Miss Cary's home last
Friday Fourteen Of the members
we're present Mrs J.. Is. Ward
gave a part Of the program and
Miss jefferson the Bible Study
At the conclusion Of the meet
ing delicious refreshments were
served b. The hostesses.
Mrs l. S Squirting Of Ienoir,
n c.. returned home last Tues
day after a visit Of two weeks
with her sister. Mrs. o b Ward
and Mr. Ward. and other friends
in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Forest
Pillow whose wedding took place
in Burkcville last Saturday. will
occupy the home Of Mrs. VIII
ham jefferson upon their return
from their wedding trip around
July 20. They will visit parts Of
Florida and return through the
Great Smokes
lid Meetings
Home Demonstration meetings
next week Truxilla. at 2 p. m.
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July 10. with Mrs Henry Butte
Winterf1am. at p m with Mrs.
Frank West. july %, Deatonyille,
at p m with Mrs j W Barum
on July 81
Miss Judy O Neal left on Non
day for Virginia Beach to visit
Mr. and Mrs G s. Hall, She re-
turned Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. o B. Ward ac-
companied by Miss Mary Wood
ford Ward, Miss Peggy Childress.
Miss Judy OEeal and Miss Nancy
Jones attended the boat races III
ClarksNlle last Sunday
Quite number or the Amelia
younger group are attending the
Hers Camp Farrar at Virginia
Beach Among >the@ group are
Peggy Lynch. Rosa Mae RoySter
Linda Lou Kelley Judy Munden
Brenda joyce. Dale Smith De-
Witt Wilmington, Juan Whit
tlngton, Bobby Saunders, Linda
Averill Jane Hllsman Russell
HAMLET. Betty Ann Blanton A
J Easter. Carolyn O'Neal, Bon
Sydnor Guy Muntord Rachel
Elmore. Brenda Kidd Donnie
Williams. jimmie Warren. Doro-
thy Ann Coleman Richard Cole
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Amelia Neus, Social Activities

Mr., and Mrs. Linton y Ward
and son, Linton. Jf. spent hast
week end with Mr. Wards par
ents, Mr and Mrs l. y. Ward
The Ward q daughter. Mrs.
Ctarlea. r Ke!I and Mr. Keil. also
Of Richmond were their guests
Tor the week end
The El.ck Hofton+s guests for
neck @cfe Mr. H9ton's sister,
MIS- William Franklin and her
husband and two 9on8 Bilfy and
Etcyc of WhaieywH4 Va
T. II Burke. George HARDY, Jr,
and J 6 Dickerson were IN
6tan8Yli&. N. G.. on Wednesday
OF last 8esk They left about 5 30
d N. ana were bach BY p. n.
IN and Mrs George A. Are
hart are enjoying i visit from
their grandson And9 Arehart. Of
Richmond HIS parents. Mr. and
MIS- cieIpons hreh3ft WITH an
Older con Robert and daughter.
Susan we're VISITORS over the
Fourth of July Ucek end and left
Andy 10 b Heok gi4lt IN Amelia
With MS grandparents
Stuart IDwnc6 left sunday ~
N'end the F'ufriplfe Mart in
High Point. ". G., on Monday
and Tuesday of thus week.
MISS Laura Gtipp ~ Richmond
hte ,us left after . VISIT Of two
weeks with her sister Mrs Viz
Ruuis Wfenu Va Ia 7 heima
Fvde - Mattoaz Is now her
guest for q few days
Mrs. Charles Hardy was a yisi-
Tor ~ Richmond last Friday.
Mrs John I. HAMMER and her
daughter la Law Mrb J 4 IN G s.
Hammer, ~ Petersburg. visited
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-15

relatives and friends in Amelia
on Thursday.
The Rev Richard Taylor. Of
Orange, son OF Mr. and Mrs
George Keith Taylor. Of Amelia
left last Sunday for two weeks
Reserve Training at q camp IN
Pennsylvania He Is Chaplain
ii the Reserves. He and his fam :
lily are expecting ~ spend the
month Of August with MS par
ents here.
Cary Patrick " Hampton, ar
rived III Amelia Thursday 70 take
his wife rand son, Who have peen
spending several weeks with Mrs
Patrick 5 sister. Mrs George o
Hardy j. and Mr. Hardy, back
~ their nome On Friday.
Lucky Numbers
Amelia had an epidemic Of
drawings last week for lucky
numbers. Saturday the Amelia
Volunteer Fire Department gave
new Plymouth car. Russell
Sherln of Ciark6yille, contract
or, working on the widening Of
route $50 between Maplewood
and JetersWlle had The lucky
number
THURSDAY Friday and Satur-
G4v utarc IN. oratad ov.or,s,1f, S.,e
for d new food store In Amelia
owned and operated by Harvey
Cam who also has store in
Blackstone The new store is
known as the Royal Blue Food
store. A Deep Fat Fryer was
given away each OF the three
days to the lucky number holder.
Thursdays number is 094l98 and
has not been claimed Mrs f. w
Norris Of Chula. won Friday, j.
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vino has been conducting tht
services on The first Sundays al
Amelia Episcopal Church. Christ
Church, spe9t the week end re-
Gently atth Mr. and Mrs Valen-
cine Sounnall.
Mrs. o. B Ward and daughter
Mary WoodforG. returned home
Last Monday after visit with
Mrs Wards sister, Mrs. J 7
Clanton and Nj Clanton III War
say
f. c Watson, Of Dillon. S c.
is spending this week with Nh
and Mrs d 3. Whitaker
Mrs A. A Johns spent the
Fourth Of July week end with
Miss Patsy ard Miss Harriet
Johns at their home m Bucking
ham county
Mr. ard Mrs Rudy Perez and
son David MI and Mrs. Gordon
Morris and children. Sandy. Eddy
and Lee all 81 Hopewell and Mr.
and Mrs Edward Barden OF
Raleigh, n C.. spent last week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Morris
Miss Frances Evans and Mrs
J T ONeal we're visitors in
Richmond on Monday
Mr. and Mrs. MILO Gooding and
Mr. Drewry Avent, of Cleveland,
Ohio spent last week end with
Mr. w w Grizzard. Mr.. Avent' S
nephew
Miss Laura Allen is spending
this week IN Richmond with Mrs
Lee w. Oils.
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.N SERVING two weeks IN the Re-
serves. Aubrey DodSon is agent
III his position ut the Chula de-
pot during his absence
Lewis S Lee. Of jacksonville.
Fla spent the week end 81 July
I with his aunt. Mrs II w Oils.
lev Is is located at Fort Eust!s
undergoing training
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-15

Mrs r A Lawrence and chill
dren have just returned from
New York City where they visit
cd relatives
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Clarke
spent last Monday in Blackstone
visiting her mother. Mrs. j r.
Truehart
Mrs Lewis V Lyon poStmls-
tress and Mrs A. A Johns Will
attend meeting on Friday III
Richmond OF the Postal Employ !
eeS Of the Virginia Sixth District.
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Mrs. e. w. Hastings
Rites Held In Amelia

Funeral services were held al
Rennie Memorial Presbyterian
Church on Thursday June 80 FOR
Mrs julia Hail Hastings who
died at her home III Amelia coun
ty on Tuesday, June %
Surviving her are Ter husband,
George w Hastings, Two daueh-
tiers. Mrs H. K Oyerton, Of
Blackstone. and Mrs Willard
Danes, Of Danielstown, three
sons. Perkins Hastings, Of Amel-
Ia. Horace Hastings. of Ellcrson.
and j NJ Hastings, 81 Roanoke
Rapids n G.; two sisters Mrs
w L. Reames and Ms Howard
Hall, Of Amelia four brothers.
Q l., p l. n j. and Cleveland
Hall, All of Amelia county and IA
grandchildren
Evening star., 1955-07-17
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S1OO.40

THIRD RACE-Purse. $3.50: claim
ing: 3-year,old furlongs. On M
RSs sSsrt BaSts E4p 1850 1873 ssS S ssS
Fine Grader, sabourin, Lady Alorter
Double Bogey Sprinslike. Time. l11as
claiming; 4-gear-olds and up: 8 fur.
Iass wsrd sHsrtaek, 94.4o $50 40 q
Red speed. Mischief Miss. witch way
Stop Gap, Moondog, Flying Record
Chombro. Free Agent, Kissin Kate
FIJI FfrTn / | 'RAcE-purss, $3.50: allow.
Windtrace tseilers} a3,40 $40 500
Homeplsce (BFooksl 4.0O 2.8t
Fabius tArcaroI 3.2t
olympia's Ace, Shane, Norma's First
FFaak FI1ae FSsyss soSs. SrotneF o. Count swedak
'isIi Sixth IN RAcE-purse. $4,000; op,
tional claiming; 4-year-olds and up
Dance iSs Nslnr Brooks, $50 $50 go
The Eagle tAdams) 2.6C
Alternative, Little Imp, Tolerant. Fo:
sossaESVSi sEVENrH Time; R;.cEAr,,n,ton Leo: classic
100000. added; 3-year- -olds; mile,
Traflic Judge tBoland) $50 Out
kmpf0mptu Out
Dogoon. Jett Flame. Dedicate. Mum
chausen. Time. 1855.
EIGHTH RACEr-Purse., $4,000: al
lowances; 4-year-olds and up: l mile,
Wine List (Sellers) 4.6O 3.6O
Blue Choir tBaldwin) 400
Scotsmans Bond, .Romango, Bugle-
drums. Hasseyampa, No Return. Time
1865
NINTH RACE--Purse, $4,000: op-
tional claiming. 4-year-oids and up:
1,s. miles tturf course).
yipi JApa tHartack1 1l.SO $50 $50
Going Away (Camp) $40 4 O()
Aurech Jessep) $50
Doctor Heitz, Local Glover. Princita.
Steady Jet, Gin Tonic, Don't Crest.
Quick Imp, Direct Tint, First Come.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
New Point Leaders
Race at Marlboro

Mace Mattingly and Bill
Prunier, who took over first and
second places, respectively, in
point scoring at Marlboro Motor
Raceway from Bill Morgan ana
Elmo Langley last week end. win
headline the six-event card /
the track this afternoon. Time
trials are set for 1880 pm.
Morgan and Langley, who had
been running one-two in point
scoring for most of the season,
competed in non sanctioned
Northern Virginia Stock Car
Club races over the July 4 holi-
day and consequently lost all
their points.
An added attraction for the
25-lap feature is the expected
entry of Eddie Payne, Wally
Gore and Ryland Brooks from
Old Dominion Speedway.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
|kr. First Wins
|At Monmouth

oCEANPORT. N. j., July IL
P.-Castle Rocks Farms Mr.
First nosed out G. S. Howell's
Punkin Vine in the $4,000
Omnibus Handicap before 1903
at Monmouth Park today.
Mr.. First, with Walter Blum
in the saddle. disposed of Win
ming Count at the eighth pole
and then battled Punkin Vine
head and head the rest of the
way in a finish that had many
calling 1t a dead heat.
Punkin Vine, running far of
the pace until Karl Korte grad
|ually moved him up, got into
contention on the outside at the
head of the stretch and rar
abreast with Winning Count ano
Mr.. First to the eighth pole
where Winning Count fell back
Mr.. First lost the lead tc
Punkin Vine ny a lip at the six
|teenth pole, pulled up even again
with 10 yards to go and just got
his nose in front at the wire
Winning Count finished third, a
length and a half back.
The winner ran the distance,
the mile and an eighth in 1908
ion a track made sloppy by a sud-
Iden rainstorm just before the
start of the race. He paid $3.50
$3.50 and $500 and earned $12,.
900 for his owner.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: claim.
kanda ReasR R.!issl lev ESQ s.sS ss.se
fRssf Fisstina peSRs.o' WISE. winship Sir sidney
Blue Repeater. Hall Fellow. Time, I:i2ss
! FOURTH RACE - Purse. $500:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs
Count Breeze tDeSDto) $50 e.90 g.5S
Seebit tWestropel 2.9O 2.5t
Bolder Bailey 3.4(
Top That. First Verse. Greek Runner
Chilog Time, 1:l23s.
FIFTH RACE-Prrse, $4,000: maid.
Norsemaid tMikk'en5 2l.8O Ii 90 6.It
Pet Child (Pieou) 900 SD
Poloriot (Woodhousel $50
Sky Main. Jet Fanfare. Anratum. Kill
jlarney Bey. Egotistic. La Kamali, Ncor's
Image. Sweet Gilda, Marsie v. Time,
t1:07.
SIXTH RAcE-The Wilson Handicap.
$4,000 added; 3-year-olds and up; 9
lfurlongs
Mr.. Turf (Nichols) TAO 500 3.fO
HartsviIle tWoodheusel 1.5O 500
SQUARED Away Uesterl 5.20
=. Bobby grocato. Tahiti Red Hannisan
Time. 1:11ss-
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: al
STanses Hinnis MoosSer ssaf1Sls f%s: so miles so
Manotick (vaFzueia} 500 $3.50
Mohawk Valley (Csn ,mie) 4.5G
Time. LAGOS.
EIGHTH RAcE--purse. $4,000: claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up: 1ls miles.
Midian Mldi IN. oMeCssary, Isa 1850 s.eo s.ssee
Big Break tWoodhouse) .3.2f
| MulIy S.. Look Alive, Elrose. Struttint
High. Tippetvwitch. Time, 1:53.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Mr.. Turf Takes
Jamaica Race
=
In Final Drive

NEW, YORK, July 16 R-
Mr.. Turf splashed to the first
stakes victory of his career today
when he rushed up in the final
yards to win the s22.55o Wilson
Handicap before a crowd of 28.-
346 At Jamaica race track.
The 6-year-old bay son of Sun
Again. barely made 1t as he
caught the pace-setting Harts-
willie and went on to win by a
length.
MIR. Turf is owned by Jack
Amiel, Broadway restauranteur
whose greatest day in racing was
in 1851 when his Count Turf
won the Kentucky Derby.
Third in the field of six start
ers over a rain-drenched track
was Mrs. Jan Burke's Squared
Away. who was three lengths be-
hind Hartsville and a neck in
front Of the fourth horse, Travis
M. Kerr's Bobby Brocato.
Mr.. Turf, ridden by Jim
Nichols. was a slight favorite
over Walter M. Jeffords' Tahiti
and paid $7.40, $500 and $40
Hartsville, who led from the
start as Jockey Hedley Wood
house tried for his second
straight Wilson triumph, paid
$7.70 and $3.50. Squared Away
third In this race last year wor
by First Glance, paid $500 te
show.
The time was 1:113s seconds
for the six-furlong sprint.
Bobby Brocato was high
weight today with 1875 pounds
10 more than he carried, when
he surprised by winning the
Carter at Aqueduct. Mr.. Turf
carried 100, Hartsville 100 and
Squared Away 1872.
Tahiti finished fifth and the
Woodley Lane Farms Red Han
nigan was sixth and last.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S71.60

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000; maid
ems; 2-year-olds; 5h furlonRs.
Errard Prince tCuIne) 500 40 $50
Departure tRegalbuto) 1920 $40
Sailing Free Atkinson, $50
Toome, Cameo Golding Mon, Super
Kitty, Sweet Yon. High King. Miss
Royal Gem, Morning After, Mighty Oak.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
SslF Fsra .ss ssaS sP SSross ssd
Harbash (Batcheller) SAC
Right Bit, French Niehtie, The Fixer,
Docteur, Jock Scott, Our Cob, George
w. W. Time. 1:11A.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: handi-
slipper s i9a V; sSse
Busher's Beam tChurehl SEQ 400
I Appeal tMorenol SAC
First Served, Bronze Warrior, Candle
Wood. Woodlands. Time. 1:09h.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added
The Omnibus Handicap"s S-year-olds
~. First 9Blamj ESQ $50 400
Winning Count (Moreno) 500
Brown Booter. skeeter 2nd, Kazmaier
Palm Tree. Time, 1:504s.
SEVENTH RAcE--Purse, $4,000; al.
Happy Princess {S'sonD $50 4,4e
Martial Note (Blum) 1850
Miss Castle. Hostage, Icebreaker, Wide
Range. Lady Blandford, Beautiful Vine.
Time, 1:I23s.
EIGHTH RACE--Purse, So. 900; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; 1M miles.
Appease Not {V'cent) 1880 $40 $3.50
Pink Sands fBarnett) see 49l
Little Greg tMoreno) 500
Sunnyman, Watch Hero. Extra Girl,
Classy Chance, Delve Around, Flying
iCiTcuS Time. 1.64
Evening star., 1955-07-17
FAVORED PHIL DRAKE SIXTH
Vimy, Winner at Ascot.
Likely for Laurel Bid

ASCOT, England, July 16 R.-
The French-bred Vimy, a l0-to-1
outsider, ridden by Roger Poin-
celet, veteran French jockey. won
the King George and Queen
Elizabeth Stakes at Royal Ascot
today and ended a four-year
English monopoly on this, ma
tion's richest horse race.
Vimy, a 3-year-old owned by
M. P. Wertheimer, an American
who has been breeding horses in
France for many years. succeed
ed where another French star
failed surprisingly. Phil Drake,
Nine. Suzy Volterra's winner Of
the English Derby. and the
French Grand Prix, finished
sixth in the field Of 10 after be-
ing made the S-to-11 favorite
The victory was worth $3.50, 1874
to Wertheimer. His colt is the
first foreign entry to win this
mile-and-a-half race since its
inception in 1851.
Second in a photo finish, was
Lady Derby's 3-year-old chestnut
Acropolis, an 11-to-2 shot ridden
by Jockey Doug Smith.
Three lengths further back
was Sir Victor Sasoon's 4-year-
old chestnut colt Elopement, at
rs to i, ridden by Lester Piggot.
Fourth was Mrs. Ed McGrath's
3-year-old Irish colt, Arctic
Time, at 80 to /.
It is expected that Vilny will
be invited to compete in. the
Washington. D. c., International
at Laurel, Md, this fall. Despite
his defeat here, Phil Drake also
is in line for an invitation.
Queen ELIZABETH and the
Queen Mother watched the race
from the royal box. They were
delayed on their way to the
track today by heavy traffic and
arrived just after the first race,
Vimy's owner, who is about SO,
said after the race: I'm my reck-
oning, Vimy rates as good. as an
unbeaten horse for in one of his
two defeats he was left at the
post and on the other occasion
was narrowly beaten in the
French Derby after having moth
ing but bad luck"
Acropolis broke well at the
start and set the pace most Of
the way. At the half-mile post,
Acropolis increased his lead to
two lengths over Arctic Time
with Phil Drake third. Vimy still
was running with the pack.
Lady Derby's sturdily- built
Evening star., 1955-07-17
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $277.4O

|
| THIRD RAcE-purse, $1,000; claim
Valenciano (Madden) 1850 ego $50
Here Me lCutshaw) $50 $50
whistles Bro faercierl 3.6o
Presdom, M si siuie ie'Ss west. Jum-on-In. % gocfet
Light, In The Book. Mr.. r. Time,
FOURTH RAcE--purse, 50. 200; al
loSxansss; HS s 2;ysaE.olas; sh furlsongs., o.
venehc"s ves ntssr co15 at550ank'' $40 sS sse sS
Tournure tMadden) 3.OG
J. Bob Seay, Roysie r., . Stag Line.
a Waimac Farm.Fefsuson entry. "
FIFTH RACE--Purse. $500; claim
ing; 3-year-olds; e furlongs.
Little Brother sGibb, TOO a.so 3.ss99
BIRD Bell. Cote p,Azur, Onward. Mr s
Boremi. Time. 1:122s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 3-year-olds; 9 frrlongs.
Was sass a,ane r1s' Sossa loso ssS S s ses
Istefrific tMaddenl 400
Temmytoo, Spy Lady. Nearways
priced, Flaming Blue, ye-a-Chance
Hydrogen Bomb Time. 1:11as.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000;
handicap; 3-year-olds; Il. miles.
Star Rover tHetEerl $50 800 2.6O
Mise ADA tYounKl 6.20 4.20
Into Glory (Keene) $50
:. Kakusa Ridge, Isayolboy, Deep
Thought, chris Cross. Time, 1:43M.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. So, 800: claim-
ing: 4-year-olds and up: lie miles.
Indubitably tSmith) 1880 $50 4.40
lAmdrOmeda (HOwer) A.60 SEQ
Adrastus (Mercier) 600
Lydia A., Big Stick. Lady Dill. Andrea
L.. Hotrock, Home Fleet, Brian Boru.
Time. 1:459s.
ling; 4-year-olds and up; lie miles.
Pucketeer tCoy} 9.6O $50 400
lVie En- Rose (Keene) $40 4.S0
Low Sky tHettingerl 500
/ Miss Quibbler. Miss Midnight, Susan's
Pet. Agrippa Night Raid, Joe's Anchor,
Blemish. Time. 1:463s.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Sea Island Wins
'AtCharIes Town.
Before S,317
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
July l6-Sea Island, q Maryland
campaigner owned by Mary
Creman of Baltimore, came alive
here this hot afternoon to win
the feature race, "The Request
ed" in q driving finish before
8.317 fans. It was q new high
in attendance for the meeting.
Sea Island was taken OF the
early pace by Jockey Tony Rus
so, who allowed the favored High
Traffic and So Ever to expend
6 h emselves challenging each
other for the early lead over the
distance Of about seven furlongs.
Betting Highest Of Meet
Russo took Sea Island wide &c
the far turn but Strengthened
the bay mare out under q heavy
drive to get his mount home o
winner over So Ever. paying
5000 straight. Sea Island ran
the distance In lag.
While So Ever was holding
second place safe. Son Fen ran
over High Traffic for third money
to put the solidly backed choiced
out Of the money.
The record summer meeting
crowd pushed the handle to
nearly a half million dollars
despite the overwhelming heat.
The temperature lowered around
95.
The total play for the day was
$3.50, ,l42, a ne WHICH for the
current meeting.
The days secondary feature,
a sprint of about seven fur
longs for four-year-olds and UP
found ]. K. Wynkoop's founder
too good for five other rivals.
Wins by Length 80
Ridden by Albert Tryon, newly
arrived jockey from Ohio, Bell
founder found the going to his
liking today. The gelded SON
of Swing and Sway-Laelia chal-
lenged Mike Terry, the heavily
played favorite. at the half mile
pole and was on the front end
by a length as they hit the
stretch.
Bellfounder opened up another
lead Of a length before crossing
the finish line. Mike Terry and
Foxy Boy battled it out for sec
ond with the former winning the
place money by a neck.
Favored players were made to
forget the heat temporarily
when a short priced daily dou-
BILE popped up with the numeri.
cal combination of 6-1, repre-
Isented by Winging Along in the
first race and Good Valley in
the second event. Two dollar
double tickets paid 1920, the
smallest Of the meeting to date.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Seton Hall Cogers
Schedule Hoyus

SOUTH ORANGE, N. j., Jul,
I16 tSpeciaD Seton Hall Uni.
Iversity's basketball team viii
meet Georgetown University fol-
the eighth time here January IA
lMsgr. John j. Feeley, chairman
|of the schools athletic council
announced today.
Seton Hall owns a So margin
In victories over the. Hoyas, who
upset them, 1918, in Washing
ton last season, when the Pirates
compiled a 17-9 record. The
schedule:
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January 4. at Loyola Of Baltimore:
z, Boston College: 10, Xavier of Gin.
cinnati Madison Square Garden: IA
Georgetown. 21,. at La Sale. 20. st
Francis Of Brooklyn 80. Creighton.
February 3, at st. Peters Of jersey
City: s. at Iona; II. Loyola OF Chicago
16 Niagara. Madison Square Garden
Is. at Villanova: 25 Muhlenberg.
March 3, Fordham.