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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-08
Jerry Inkster
Retires from
Chester P.O.

CHESTER - On December
Jerry InkSter retired as ru.
raj carrier from Chardon Post
Office after a service of 3311
years He has received a certi.
ficate signed by Postmaster Gen
eral Arthur Summerfield Civ
ing him recognition for "Devo-.
ton to duty in the course of an
honorary career in the U. S.
Postal Service" Mr.. Inkster
started his postal service in Jul
ly 1922 on Route 2 from the
Che eSterland post office. During
his first 10 years he used a horse
and buggy for winter delivery
and an auto in the summer. AT
ter 1882 he has u S e d an auto
throughout the year. Several
Model T's and as many Model
A FordS have been worn out on
Mr.. InkSter's routes. The last
years of his work he has used
modern models for mail de-
livery But he preferred the old
er models as long as he could
get them.
On May /, 1885, the two rural
routes from Chesterland post
office were consolidated and
Mr.. Inkster was transferred to
Route from the Chardon post
Office. He has served that 46
mile route until he retired. His
home was in CheSterland and
he continued to reside there. He
and Mrs. Inkster, who was the
former Jessie Jacobs of Chester,
are planning to go to Florida
after the holidays where they
will spend the remainder of the
winter
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-08
REPORT from
WAShI hIMCTOM
OLIVER p. :(52:{<l S!13

several scars indicating the de-
ceased person suffered heart
attacks of which he had been
unawary.
To compare my decision with
the Presidents, therefore is not
only useless but foolish
In my case, although my re-
covery has been complete as
far as I can determine. I felt
it best to retire from active
political life until I can more
accurately gauge the long ran,
ge effects of my illness. T h c
fact that I added up the plusses
and minuseS of my life and
decided not to run for reel
ton is no reason President Eiser
hover, Senator Lyndon B. John
son, or any other person with
a heart attack should come
to the same conclusion.
In the Presidents case the
one based on expert medical ad,
vice. If his recovery continues
as rapidly as it has, there seems
to be no reason in the world
why he cannot run again.
Sincere Thanks
My decision not to seek re,
election was one of the hardest
decisions 7 have made in my
life. Serving you in Congress
has been a tremendously chal,
longing and satisfying eXperien,
ce. 1t has been wonderful ex-
perience, too, in that I have hao
the opportunity to make SO many
friends throughout our five coun.
ties, the state, and the nation
The number of friends and the
warmth of their feeling h a S
been demonstrated by the let,
tiers and phone calls l have re,
ceived since my decision be-
came known.
May I take this opportunity
to express my sincere thanks
to all of you who have sent me
these expressions of your regard
and friendship. They mean a
great deal and will be long treas
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-08
Receives Promotion

| Receives Promotion
James Grant Taylor, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor
who is with the U. S. Navy al
Subic Bay in the Philippines
has received the higher rating
of Commisary Service 3rd class
Ladies Night Out
The Ladies Night Out grour
will hold its annual Christmas
party at the home of Mrs. Ken
Meth Martineau. This will be in
the evening of Dec. ID. There
will be so cents gift exchange
Attend County Meeting
Chester Grange was we'll re-
presented at the County Grange
officers meeting in Claridon
Saturday evening. The follow
ing were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert FreShley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Battles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur BATTLES, Mrs. F. H. Bond,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mapes,
Levi Hartong, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Smith and Sue Ell e n
Smith.
Attend, Weddings
Mrs. Chris Petersen, Miss Ma
bel Petersen, Wilbert Petersen
and the Vernon Petersen family
attended the wedding of Cliff
ford Petersen and Mrs. Sophie
Sallee in Cleveland on Nov. 2
Vernon served his brother as
best man. The same group at,
tended the wedding of Miss Dor.
othy Petersen and Donald Hall
at FoWlers Mills church on the
previous Wednesday. Mrs. C
Petersen returned home on Sat,
urdIay after spending a week
with her grandchildren in Hunts,
burg.
Heir Ways
Word has been received OF
the birth of a daughter, Bar.
bara Ellen, on Nov. 27 to Mr.
and Mrs. William Kott formerly
of Chester.
Personals
Miss Barbara Honberger is
seriously i'll in PaineSville hos
pital She was taken there iIl
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-08

Mrs. George Dunlap, Watt
rd., Russell township has been
named campaign director of
Geauga County for the 1856
March of Dimes by Mr.. Frank
Donaldson, state representative
of the Eastern Ohio division of
the January drive for polio fight
ing funds. Polio is not licked yet
and if we are going to bring the
disease under control, we will
need the help of every man,
woman, and teenager in Geau-
ga county for the months of Dec
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-08

ured. Naturally, I will acknoW-
ledge each one personally, but
I want to take this method of
thanking all of you who have
been so kind - not only you
who have written or phoned, but
also you who have spoken per-
sonally with me or pressed my
hand. 1t is my hope that will
not only continue to have your
friendship but that I may merit
it through the years ahead.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-08
B.&P. W. to
oMMeetinq
Thursday

The Geauga Business and
Professional Women's clu
will hold their Dec. meeting
Thursday, Dec. 8 at 800 pm.
at the home of Mrs. R. E. An
derson on Wilson Mills Rd.
Members are asked to bring
a Christmas gift to exchange.
HoStesses for the evening will
be Mrs. Marie Anderson, Miss
Glenda Hassler, Mrs. M airy
Jane Jonke, Miss Agnes LuStig,
and Miss Eleanor Cramton.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-08
Call Special Election for Chardon Schools
To Ask Votes @ARproral9f
New &Z5, 900 Bond Issue

Chardon board of education Tuesday night decided to
call special election month ask approval on new
bond issue of approximately $175,OOOOO
The bond issue will be submitted emergency mea-
sure The exact amount will depend the present evaua-
ton of property in the school district and the limit on bond
ed Indebtedness.
Exact date for the election had been set at press
time. F
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-08
Mrs: George Dunlap Named
Director of March ofDimes

ember through January 81.
Mrs. Dunlap's chairmen for
the 1856 March of Dimes cam
paign throughout Geauga coun-
ty are as follows
CheSterland Mrs. Mickey
Artino.
Montville Mrs. Lafferty.
South Russell Mrs. Nella
Wilbur,
Bainbridge - Mrs. Nina Du-
Mount.
Russell - Mrs. II. K. Clark.
Middlefield - Mrs. Ann AL
ford.
Auburn - Mrs. Ruth Baker.
Lake Aquilla - Mrs. J. Mer-
ritt.
Chardon Twp. Mrs. Ann
RimeS.
Thompson Mrs. Russell
Stone.
Parkman - Mrs. Jance Dobey
MmSon - Mrs. Melva Friel.
East Claridon Mrs. Alan
Smith.
Claridon - Mrs. Wilfr e d
Young.
Chardon - Mrs. C. J. Wedge.
Hambden Mrs. Paul john
son.
HuntSburg - Mrs. Kay Frank
Burton - Mrs. John Dennis.
Newbury - Mrs. James Blay-
Sc.
Troy - Mrs. K. Tarpai.
The hartman for Industries
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-08

Troy - Mrs. K. Tarpai.
The hartman for Industries
and Organizations is Mr.. Lou
Johnson of Middlefield.
All who wish to volunteer their
services, please call their county
chairman. Help your commun-
ity on the fight for polio.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-08

Heir Ways
Word has been received of
the birth of a daughter, Bar
bara Ellen, on Nov. 81 to Mr..
and Mrs. William Kott formerly
of Chester.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-08

Personals
Miss Barbara Honberger is
seriously ill in PaineSville hos
pital. She was taken there in
Evening star., 1955-11-13
IvMI Wins, l4-7,
To Snap Streak

i CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 1:
up Virginia Military Institute
Iwinless In seven previous games
scored In each Of the first two
periods and then threw up 4
staunch defense the rest of the
way to score q lat victory over
The Citadel today.
Bill Nebraska bicked over
from the one midway through
the FIRST period to climax q 65-
yard drive and give VMI It's
first score. The revitalized Vir-
|ginians recovered q tumble and
marched 46 yards for their other
tally In the second period.
The CitadeHs only touchdown
came In the waning minutes OF
the fourth period on . Vineyard
pass from Bob Miller to Budgie
IBroome.
yIssi9is .gha e,;.A. Mili.ary ( ( g 9-is
Vd nIpss ssSris Fa:..I ss Ds eSnysS
sinns- Nebraska, Wooiwine
The Citadel scoring: TcuehdoWr1--.
1rooms ~. pass from Milleri, Conyer-
n. b
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Track Mark SET
BY Misty Morn
In Gallant Fox

NEW YORK. Nov. IL III
Wheatley Stables Misty Morn
Iuncorked q terrific drive in the
lnnal half-mile to win the nth
running Of the s85.550 Gallant
Fox Handicap before o crowd OF
I39. 1919 at Jamaica race track to-
day.
The 9-year-old daughter Of
Princequillo stepped the mar
athon distance Of Q mile and
Iave furlongs In 2:42 2i5. slicine
ltwo-fifths Of q second on the
record held jointly by stymie
land Counterpart.
With Sidney Cole in the saddle
las a substitute for Eric Guerin.
who was injured in q spill in the
second race, Misty Morn surged
home by three lengths over
lCayort, who set all the pace.
Eight lengths back of Cavoft
came Thinking Cap, who nm
lished three and o half lengths
ahead Of Paper Tiger.
Misty Morn was last In the
field OF eight at the mile pole.
and then started to run, taking
THE lead In the stretch.
elevation, the fayorite, was
never q contender.
It was the ninth victory and
lfifth stakes for Misty Morn.
whose trainer, Sunny Fitzsim-
mons, also handles Nashua and
High Voltage.
Misty Morn earned $58.450 net
Ito send her seasons winning TO
Is20l $50. She paid $3.50. $40
and S6.10. Cavort paid $50 and
Is4.40 and Thinking Cap $3.50.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
sr-olds up; eloimiaa; s faFIonss
French Horse llnpounded
At LoureI BY Tex Agents

ton to race Social Outcast in
the $50,00O Pinlico race. Ac-
|ceptances also have been re-
ceived. Pimiic0 announced yes
terday. for Hasseyampa, Jet Ac-
ton. Thinking Cap, Nance,s Lad
and Paper Tiger.
II Prendase accepts q bid "a
the Special. Pimlico apparently
would have to pay his way back
to Venezuela, II he goes. The
invitation to the international at
Laurel included free air trans
portation both ways. But there
Is q proyiso that Laurel does not
pay return freight II the horse
races elsewhere In this country
or Is sold.
There are no such strings on
FL Chama. El Charna wasn't in
yited 10 the International. His
owner was indignant and agreed
to pay his own way If Laurel
would let the horse in the race.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
LAUREL
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did not respond alertly as Cos
nah set q sprightly pace with
Pro Bono and Leyee chasing her.
Ievee moved boldly after leav-
ing the far turn. AT the quarters
pole Leyee began drawing away
as Cosmah began TO shorten
stride and Nasrina could not
make up any serious yardage.
Manihiki rallied from far back
and Nasrina was all out TO catch
the firing Cosrnah In the final
yards.
I4eYee was timed In l:443s foi
the mile and q sixteenth over Z
track termed good" The order
|of finish behind cosmah was
Noor's Image. second choice with
|Cosmah at 8 to /. Pro Bono,
|Sheepsfoot. Land o. Liberty and
Spontaneous.
Jockey Bill Boiand, who rode
Nasrina when she won the Gar
denia and Frizette Stakes, was
in the saddle yesterday and said
after the race that the filly did
not appreciate the going and
did not do her best.
Hartack Starts Double
Seven favorites were beaten
IN seven events and the daily
double scared TO q new record
for the fall meeting when Step
age won the first at $26, surpris-
ing odds with Willie Hartack In
the saddle, and Hunters Run,
at 1850. took the second for q
$l.446 combination payoff.
The winning numbers wer 10
and Z. A total Of "a winning So
daily double tickets were sold
on the big payoff.
Form players have taken q
buffeting the last two days and
had to wait for the eighth race
before getting to the payoff win
dows when Vinmaybe won ct
$40.
The poor showing Of favorites
helped to reduce the betting
somewhat. but despite this set
back. wagering on the eight
races totaIed $l.741.563 which
was the best Saturday or the
year for Laurel.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Arcoro, Sonde and WooIf
First Hall of Fame Picks

BALTIMORE, Nov. IL tSpe.
|ciail - Outpolling their rivals By
|a comfortable margin. Eddie Ar.
caro-. Earl Sande and the latt
George Woolf have been Sc.
Ilected as the first three riders
named for the Jockeys Hall Of
Fame in . Nationwide vote con-
Quoted last fall by the Maryland
Jockey Club.
Arcaro. who received 443 votes
topped the ranks Of jockeys still
active. He won out over Johnny
Longden, with l74 votes. and
Ted Atkinson. 40. the only other
finalists in this division.
6ande. who received ST. votes
and Woolf. with ESQ. headed
the list Of inactive riders. Wool
was fatally injured In q spin at
Santa Anita In 1916. Other
nominees In this group who re-
|ceived votes were Isaac Murphy
|144: Tod Sloan l29: Walter Nil.
|ler. 80: RAYMOND Sonny Work
man. II, and LaVerne Fator. "a
Portraits to BE Unveiled
Portraits Of Arcaro. Sande
and Woolf win be unveiled dur
ing the fall meeting at Pimlico
startinga Wednesday and contin-
Iuing Through December 8. The
exact date win be determined
by Arcaro and Sande when both
are free to attend.
Pimlico, which inaugurated
the poll to honor outstanding
riders OF past and present. plans
to continue the voting Of racing
writer's for additional selections
each year. Track officials eln-
phasized that the idea is not In
competition with the National
Museum Of Racing at Saratoga.
The 39-year-old Arcaro. now
Evening star., 1955-11-13
|chorIes Town Meet
To Open Nov. 23

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Nov. IL R1.The Charles Town
Jockey Club opens q 2l-day fall
race meeting November %. the
final meet OF the season. There
win be no racing Thanksgiving
Day. November "A. Daily post
time win be ! pm.
New jockey quarters. includ-
ling Q dispensary and recreation
room. have been installed at the
track over the paddock betting
AREA. Ofiicials said this would
eliminate 4 walk In the open
for jockeys.
improvements also were made
ito the drainage and electrical
|systems.
Evening star., 1955-11-13

in his gath year Of riding. has
won about 5000 races and al
most SO million in purses. The
famed Banana Nose" has won
virtually every important stake
some Of them, such as the Bel
mont Stakes and Jockey Club
Gold Cup, a half dozen times. He
also won the Kentucky Derby
and Preakness five times each
One Of Arcaro,s most important
recent achievements was his VIC
tory aboard Belair Studs Nashua
In his match race with Rex ELS
|worth's Swaps In Chicago.
ImmOrtalized by RunyOn
Sande, innmortalized in verse
les the handy guy" by the late
Damon Runyon, rode from 1914
Ito 1882. and made D brief come
back In 1853 for o total Of 96e
winpers and almost So million in
purses. He won the Jockey Gold
Cup i've times. and the Kentucky
Derby. Belmont and Dwyei
Stakes three times each.
Woolf. dubbed ."The Ice Man
for his cool. heady riding, was q
graduate Of Jim Coffroth,s
Jockey school at Tiajuana and
rode for 10 years. beginning in
1923. In 1912 and 1914 he was
the leading stakes-winning rider
With 23 and II, respectively.
The nominating committee for
the Jockeys Hall Of Fame con-
sidered the names of 10 inactive
riders and seven still In silks for
inclusion on the final ballot.
Only seven inactive and three
active jockeys were voted on.
The first three places were re-
stricted to one active rider and
two former stars.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
DAILY DoUBLE PAID 81. .a0

4
THIRD RAcE-Purse. s3. 600: claim.
lins; 3-year-olds and up: q furlones.
k,.. k1.s R..:Ssiss ss.a.I !. .5I:issr, $50 s.sS
Nss strsan. Greater s Hydro scott' Sts
euitusseif. Here's Jake. Biz Suestion.'
Ann Flynn. Time. i.2S. .''
.rr rousTa Purse. $500; allow
betty NssIe ais' tw.sn.,, 80 Il 4.sS sS .ae we
supreme Joy (skeronski) 3.eo
SolerA,s Dear Lacy Jacket, q Great
Ts,a.s Tsass I.99ssipat. I:9st. Barrinrton. Ny Psychic.
cass ana Metz entry.
| FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim.
lnsi 1ssIi. % S%rysaTrolds and up; 9h furlonss:
fnendly Man fcox) $50 SEQ
Mistsr PineEs. ssby's Delight. s;iS LsiiS
Ssntsnhs hsan GneI. Slass fdd,s e & &sssssspa Alack
Charities Handicap; 3-year-oids and up:
purse 5000; La miles
S.:si s.:s sIs:s ssIs:ss,sg sE.u is'ao ssiS s9S s.sS
IBrnseda (Keenel 1'lln
Nirai, Eiilot I. Rln Song. Robert ! ".
ue. Kosshue. Jett Fire. Ale-Ed. Time.
SEVENTH RAcE-The Arch ward
Memorial Handteap;. $lo,000: 3-year-
oid: snd Up; IM niles
Silver State (Jessopl $40 2,60
Adams ON or tKeene1 SEQ
Gtrcaking, Cosentina, In FIeuY, River
Gate. Knights Reward. Time. 1:623s
tnev track recordl.
VanperG entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; eiaim-
Ing: 3-yeAr-olds and UP; Lie miles.
Alfred Boulder fCoxl O.d0 $40 A.60
Late Return tekeronskD SO 400
Bill tKaelanl 100
A Gem, Chance Alarm, Laydown. Pass.
John B, Be sweyed. Miss Bobbtn. Time.
/ 1:4Qzs.
NINTH RAcE--Purse. $1,000; claim.
Ing. 3-yeag-olds and up: la miles.
O,Reigh tCoxl 11.20 $50 400
Gay tWeissman) eco GO
nv Red Gen tv'aFFel $50
watch Hero, Lonely Winter. Trina.
Icria. Lancer. Mason County, From Afar.
Evening star., 1955-11-13

The iinpounding Of the French
horse Mahan on d tax claim was
one of the repercussions yester-
day from the spectacular WASH
inEton. d. C.. international at
Laurel Friday.
The tax claim involving Ma
han IS against his owner. Ralph
b. Etrassburger. former Pennsyl-
valian who has lived III Paris
for many years.
The legal paper was served on
the Laurel Race Course. A copy
was slapped on Mahan's stall
and 8 guard was stationed there
to see that the 4-year-old colt
doesn't get away.
The Internal Revenue Service
claims Strassburger owes $106,- :
630.81 for taxes III lo43, I047
and 194e.
Ran 10th IN Race
Mahari finished 10th In the
international. II he. had earned
any part Of the $4,000 purse,
that would have been subject to
seizure. too.
The Government listed Strass~
burgers address on the tax lien
as New York City, although he
moved to France in 1929.
Strassburger started his rae
ing activities at hunt meetings
In pennsylvania. Among hts pos
sessions was W0lverton II, one
of the best cfoss-country horses
In American records.
Mahan, the horse iInpounded.
IS half brother to Worden,
who won the international for
Strassburger In 1858.
Meanwhile, Dr. Carlos Voge-
Ief Rincones. owner Of the VIC
torious FL Charna. and Jose
Federico Siccardi. owner Of
Prendase, the other Venezuelan
horse than ran second, were re-
ceivihg offers from United
States interests TO buy their
horses. Both have been invited
to run IN the Pimlico Special
next Saturday
Acceptance Of the invitations
10 race IN the Special would give
the two Venezuelans another
60 at Social Outcast, who was
thfee-quarters of q length back
in third place In the Ilterna-
tional.
Acceptance Announced
Aifsfd Gwynn Vanderbilt
alrea has accepted an invita-
Evening star., 1955-11-13

rors Memorial stakes; $4,000 added:
2-yeaT-olds I 4 miles = Y. .... i.
nleFnlns After tsmalD $50 $50
Peffeetor (JehnnDnl 4ee
Fourth Fashion. wise Ripple. Cos.
m0naut EBuuisee Our Mareo. Social
Lion, Wartesla. Anthony WAYNE Akboy,
y Tgeoen coy. Time. :47st
B Dafio entry.
EIonTH RAcE-pnrss. S2 200; elafm-
ing, a-year-olds and up: mile 40 yards.
Letssmeks fMileetl ft.90 H.gg 39g
KHlspn etFeak tCiemssl 7s40
NahfAwan. Miss Castle. Golden Fiddle.
Thalss. Poeo Lotti Time. t:4bh.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: elaine
ine. 1-yeaf-otfia and upi lie miles.
Nsea Girl fAnyenl a3,30 1f.00 e.xe
Es.nsp .,. q ss. hsslr,aI .rsrsnV 1920 sss ssse
Repls't fmaes Tiny Admiral. Day
Flna Tqgna cIS I'm Ross kS ss, ss sins nssssn, sn
tim1f AsI|Ws
Evening star., 1955-11-13
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s1e5.sl

THIRD RACE Purse. $500, claim,
showers End lBaiIeyl 1859 6.40 42s
Brsnih. very styiish. Prize Rims, Per Pei.
man. creek Day Lea RcndL Hail Fellow
No Contest and Piatteruiiss. Time
FOURTH RACE Purse. $500, claim.
Ing: 4-year-olde and Up; fuflonEs
6ssns R.. .,s Breeze sy ssaslly BIO sse ~ e
iamsarsIie iinss tAssaFs1 s.eS
q b Dcfsett. fndlan Land. rIshfins
Ike, Hot Pursuit and scollay Square
FIFTH RACE Purse. $4,000. allow.
Iances; 3-yeaf-oids and up; q f9lriongs
War and Peace tAtksn) no 3,90 2.4l
HelIamy tCombest $50 S.4t
passlsS, ssooFvs kss hSsf.sn isst. .rsd. cossss y
SIXTH RACE--The Gallant Fox Han.
dicap, $40, 900 addeds 3-year-olds end
9is.1 MI Morn s' 'scsls, as.ss 90 az
CsYeft fAtkinsepa $40 4 -
Thinkinr CAP (Baiieyl 4.6Q
cheyation. daidaf, War Of Roses. Eiy-
fim. aEn ss! 9sSs's ssx rack Msss fseoTd ssSs.
SEVENTH RAcEpurse. $4,000, H.
lowafleest 2-yeaY-oids: I. miieE
TnIchnn (Atkfnaenl 4.1O 2B9 2.4o
Point 81 Order tArearel sic 2.50
Way West lWestropel ESQ
. Pleased, slam Point, Third Brother.
PAtuxent+ Time, l.4bss.
EIGHTH RACE Purse, $500; cinim-
Ing; 3-year-Oids and UP; 1fs miles. 9
sllppy lAtkinsen1 ii.S0 1.90 $40
Heitap fOiah) 1890 7.00
JIpl Japa fAndeFaon) lt.f9
RonKh Conquest. Bernrnore, John b, RI,
prynese. HQpiite. Clear Out. Look Alive.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
cTH RAcE-Pus 500 s-ysar-ods up; eIaiias Iis Ies
Jumuico Results
81 the Assoeiated Press

FIRST RACEpsirse, $4,000; claim
Ing: maiden 2-year-olds; 9 furiongs.
Derry Lad tdeC'Fyl 1J.lo 500 D.Se
FIuefuatlug (AtkinbDnl $50 800
|Legtnd syalenxuelal 1.Je
faet-Por. Befrost, Glen Alden
n Wildey, Sunrise Praof. Nine Lives. First
stand. Auriesvtlle Iaz1. Sclcnsi Areey'
Field.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 50. 500; claim.
ing; 3-year.olds and up: 8 fuflpng4.
BosIe Man (Gefidol o.00 7.0l
Cannie't Pal tGlsTnsr1 14.0t
BrAeero, Replacement. Phantom Song
Ankara, Simple, D1rk Pride. PalNlre
chane, Care Taker, Gold Money. Time
Evening star., 1955-11-13

sLEVEE DIDN'T BREAK HER hackers S-Levee,
with Bobby Broussard up, is shown winning the
Selma Stakes and the $49930 that went with t. for
her owner, Mrs Vernon G. Cardy Of Quebec, yester-
day at Laurel The 2year-old filly who covered the
Evening star., 1955-11-13
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sss.2O,

THIRD RACE Purse. e2.IO0; claim.
ings 3-year-olds, furlong6.
Pete Hardey iforfeaiel 900 H.1f
ESnre Proof tRassmorel 4.0a
Marie Clare, In NY Day. Transmuer,
Blue Canafy, Nearways Flash. Time,
E1:1316 h
FOURTH RACE Purse, $500;
ssls'aninE s;'sa nssrs sysaf-ods S aSriGpss nse ~
Qmeiet Sonilie fceyl 400 $50
lDeepweodt RarenD 2.00
Prize Sugar Befnbngoc, Chefyil. Ped
regal. FLINT Rose. Battenkili Time f.14,
FIFTH RACE purse. s2.700: claim.
ing 3.yehr-0lde and up5 q furlones
Eiadlsr's qiIl tPskentl 40 $50 4s
s!iss. 'iS s@lsss y Gsis tsrer.saI., sse s:ss ssss
H6ne-StpsiHg Ramsn Jean Ready
Already. Bear Market Tonisht. Time,
lItfJshs
SIXTH RACE purse. sa.sO0: claim.
lng. 3~ycarto.ts and ups lll. miief
skyfwefnef tRiehm'dl f5s00 0.&0 4.fo
MI WIN RIslassss lasss sIssssss shss,s' sss S.2sss
coiippfi. Cover Oh. HAPPY Carrier Ti6s'
sEyEaB kAcE-rhs James H. Con
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Norro9onsett Results
Rx the AssociAted q PreAa

FIRST RAct--Purse, $4,000. eiaiml
1ingi 4syenr-old4 and up; y fiirIonEs.
i ffndfyidunte fSpiunleb 7.B0 3.2e 3.Of
3efr4ieht Wire fGonxhleSl 1,4o 9.4f
Fh riddle lFAirbanksl 4.0t
Royal Bones, Plyboy Eya's war. Two.
4 Twenty Easter Hour. Shooting Box
Happy Rabbit and Tar1ale, Ttme lila
SECOND RACE Purse. $4,000; claim
6iiseaS Ronft sdssmItht ~ III so B.lo d.Ot
i Edward w gpafents) 3.20 24f
lilo fCoyl 61t
Crossed swords. Pentagon Acc, Gofl
| Reward Gcarb0r1 LAs8 Geo X. Hayeidt
1 Joe Tetfazxint. Whose Play and Sprint
/ Chic Time-@1 .413h *
Evening star., 1955-11-13
CHARTS OF RACES AT LAUREL

- lccgyflghk 1888. by TEiangls PubIies Incl
ksI fACkRpFse 81 500. zyear oids maidens. fur
longs OF l:e1zt start rood driving
Hsr. = Sends T ehfs q stEht.ng Mlss