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Evening star., 1955-07-29
NAMES
IN THE NEWS
BY CONSTANTINE CHEKREzI

A horror story was published
in the Tokyo magazine. Bungel
Shunju (Boon-ghel Shoon-joo)
by Hiroshi Akiyama (Hir-oh-
Ishee Ah-kee-yah-mah) purport-
ling to be an eyewitness account
Eof Japanese germ warfare tests
In World War II in which 1900
to 1000 human guinea pigs sup
Iposedly died. Akiyama is assert
ing that the germ warfare
center was near Harbin (Har-
|BIN, Manchuria, and was
masked as a Red Cross unit. The
establishment was under the
command of Gen. ShirO Ishii
(Sheer-oh Eesh-ee). This same
general was accused by the Reds
lin the course of the Korean war
of preparing germs for the
American command.
Shozo Murata (Shoh-Zoh
Moor r-Ah-tah), long a cam
|paigner for unrestricted trade
with Communist China, was re-
elected chairman of Japan's
international Trade Promotion
Society.
Nine. Adele Woytt (VOH-
it), sister of DR.. Albert
|Schweitzer SHVAH-ee-tzer) 4,
Nobel Peace Prize winner for
1852. said her brother has been
slowly going blind and has
stopped performing surgical op-
|erations at his missionary hos
|pital at Lambarene Gum-bah-
|reh-NEH in French Equatorial
Africa. The Japanese DR.. Kanji
Kaneko Ohsawa (KUN-jee Kah-
NEH-koh Oh-SAH-wah), O faith
healer, repeatedly has been in
vited to treat Schweitzer.
The Remington Rand division
of Sperry-Rand Corp. has an
|nounced an agreement between
its officials and Habib Edib
Torehan (Hub-ib Ed-eep Toh-
-reh-H HUM, Turkish financier
and publisher Of Yeni Istanbul
(Yen-EE IST-on-bool. New
|IstanbulD, one of Turkeys lead
ing daily newspapers. establish
ing Turkeys first typewriter
plant.
(All rights reserved)
Evening star., 1955-07-29
FAMOUS FABLES
BY e. E. EDGAR

DEBUT: Opera star Ernestine
Schumann Heink experienced
the usual attack of stage fright
when she made her debut at the
Metropolitan Opera House. When
she sang her first aria, she was
so dazed she raced through the
number with scarcely a pause.
When she had finished the
audience responded with deafen-
ing applause.
Bravo, you are a great sue
cess" the tenor whispered to her
as she was taking her bows
Doesn't that ovation give you
confldence?"
1T gives me more than that"
she whispered back. 1T gives
me time to catch my BREATH"
DIFFERENCE: Once. when
living in Paris, Ernest Heming-
way met a young author who
was planning to write a novel
about the idle rich.
But where shall I begin?" he
asked. after all, the rich are
so different from you and me-"
II know" agreed Hemingway.
"They have more money"
Evening star., 1955-07-29
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HoNoRE M. CATUDAL

To-day is the oath anniver-
sary of the birth. at Chestnut
Hill, Mass, of the first wife of
a future President; she died in
New York City almost 20 years
before her husband entered the
White House. Who was she?
2-How many Democratic
Presidents have been elected
since the Civil War?
3-Were more Presidents born
In Illinois than in Vermont?
ANSWERS on next page.)
Evening star., 1955-07-29

True, she is not familiar with
some of the absurdly complicated
bidding conventions currently in
vogue. Secretly. she does not
consider them as quite cricket.
Now and then such a bid will
go completely over her head.
But, as the saying goes. look at
her stack.
To make her shaky four-spade
contract today she had to exc
cute an end-play while the ace
of trumps was still out. She took
it Id stride, playing as follows.
The jack Of hearts was opened
and she finessed dummy's
queen. Mr.. Heinsite won with
the king and returned the suit,
dummy's ace winning. Now Mrs.
Fusty came to her hand with
the queen of diamonds and led
a spade. If Mr.. Abel had played
the ace here it would have cost
his side a trump trick as the
queen would then have fallen
under the subsequent lead of
dunamy's king.
He played the deuce and the
king won. Dummy's last heart
was now ruffed in the closed
hand and the ace and king Of
diamonds were cashed. Next
came a small spade and again
Mr.. Abel had to duck or see
his partners queen fall under
the, ace.
MIR. Heinsite was in with the
queen of spades very inoppor-
tune moment. If he returned a
diamond or a heart Mrs. Fusty
would ruff in dummy while get
ting rid Of the losing club from
her hand. He did the best he
could, returning the jack Of
clubs. Calling on her 40 years
of experience. black magic, or
whatever it is she does call on
in these situations, Mrs. Fusty
played it right.
She played for the outstand-
ing club honors to be divided.
After winning with the king she
led a little club and f1nessed
dummy's ten. Then she spread
the hand, graciously conceding
a trick to the ace of trumps.
(corsright 1854, General Features corp.)
Evening star., 1955-07-31
By JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
July 30.-Big Upset. a 4-year-olt
filly by Jet Pilot whose name
was slightly out Of kilter with
her odds today. sprinted to ar
easy three and a half length
triumph to the delight of the
favorite players in the featured
81 500 Bewitch Purse befote
1886 Charles Town racing fans
The about four and a halt
furlongs of today's race was
made to order for the feet filly
and she simply outran her five
opponents with jockey Joe Servis
guiding her to the wire. The
straight pay of was $3.50 on the
winner, who is owned by Joseph
Levine of Clarksburg. w. Va.
Super Moose finished second
in the dash, one and one quarter
lengths in front of Nancy Nc
Laughlin's Relics War. r. N
Boerner's Dover Coast gained
fourth with a belated rally
Maabrook finished fifth and
Anne Bonny was last.
Maabrook outran Big Upset
briefly down the backstretch but
the f1lly settled into stride. quick
ly took command and sprinted
out of reach of her rivals. It was
her fifth triumph in six starts
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Monmouth Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim.
Ing: 3,year- -olds; Lie miles;
lSuspenders (Entenm'n) 4.eI
Peristalsis. Tuck Me In. Dual Streak
crsTssd sEND sSoEds RhEttis EArdsnts Tins tsm ci.
soundproof fBsieel'G, s5.so i1.4e 800
March Co-Ed (vincentl $50 $40
HANDSPRING tBoulmetiO $50
piilera-poilar. MID step, War Moot
Flashy Harp. Heir Of Pine. Time. 1:13
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $104.20
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000: allow
anceS; 3-year,olds; 9 furlongs ON
sIs.;. csH,, Ines :sl.ns MSF'n'' $40 5sS aaS
Happy Princess (sorens'n) 900
=, Deep Run, Jolti Marss Dorse' Irish
NeFs FOURTH siHei RAcE@purse. $4,000; maid
DrimonS lSoSlmstlsJ $50 s.ssoS s,99SS
Our Boy Bill tScawth'nl 1910
Golden Lou. Faro Bank, Tarcill. Marco
Polo, Block House. Morning After Time
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000, claim
Laurel SPRINGS ty,e'nt) geo SS.ss00 go a.sG sG
Post Prandlal tLeBlancl o ,,os, a;6a
Tumbling After. Warmed over, Flee'
Sixth RAcE-The Choice Stakes;
S25 600 added; Swear r-olds: Y miles
Saratoga IBoulmetisl $50 22O S.:G
lTraffic judge (Boland) %.%O Su
INance's Lad (Choquette, XO
Tony's Chance. Jabneh. Time, ;50hs.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $4,000;
Claiming; 3-year-olds; / Il miles:
Show Boat tBlum) $50 $3.50 2.Su
Two David (Williams) $40 269
Chas Clifton tSmithl 4:OU
Polar Region. Cock Fight. Bold John,
Gerry 0rayson. Wishimay. Time,
:49B
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year- -olds and UP; 1M miles.
Watch Hero tKorte) 1880 500 $3.50
Luscious Fruit (Blum) $50 800
Classy Chance (RegaPo) $50
Sheriff Tom, Appease Not. Bill Keefe,
Blue Wrack, Donna Boorse. Dixie Prince.
Time. 1854.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50

THIRD RACE-Pqrse, $4,000; claim
BOLD Imp tSerido) 3.4O 3.7O e.sO
market Gain tCole) 1890 $40 5.IG
Iron Guy. ceiIini. Certain Lady. Rse's RG
dead heat for first.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. So, 500. claim
ing; 3-year -olds and up: II. miles.
Lea Rondi lHiEhley) $50 800 3.2O
Muliy 5. (Mikkonen) 7.5O 6.4O
Osagian (Cornbesp 7.2O
Deep River, Texola. Montrachet. Fain
BASE, Loaded. To The Front. Time
FIFTH RAcE-purse, $4,000; allow.
Mainpoint tAtkinson) B.1O 2.70 2.4O
Bolette (W0odhouse) ?SO 2.4O
Bossy Mary (Mikkonenl 25O
Kathleen L.. Pleased. Time. 1:08as
The Merchants and Citizens Handicap
.sal.s 'sss "a assssss ss:siSsss' $50 aS $S sIss
Winning Count (Grner) 2.2O
| Brown Booter. Galdar Time. 1858.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $4,000: op.
tional claiming: 3-year-olds and up: II,
SSs .sI Gss. sss;'ts. ;sss.. 5's0 ssS ssS saS s.s
L'fs:s pss.r. 'S%Ha %nd %. Z!pp.tyy,tsh. Lola ,s
Filly. Cedar jungle. Time, c:47H.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up: Il. miles.
Bombast tMikkonen) 500 80 100
Rush ALONG, Our Beauty, Paiwire,
Proctor, Count Claim, Pipe Dream
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Arnold Triumphs
AT Old Dominion

Chuck Arnold of Stamford
Conn, drove his Offenhauser tc
victory in the 25-lap midget
auto feature of the racing pro.
gram last night at the Old Do
minion Speedway. His time was
7:31.05.
It was the second midget fea-
ture victory of the. season at the
Manassas track for Arnold, who
was followed to the finish line
by Charley Miller of Allentown,
Pa. and Roger Bailey of Pat
Ichoque, N. Y.
Wally Gore of Arlington won
THE 25-lap stock car feature, his
sixth such victory of the season
at Old Dominion, in $3.50. Don
Carter OF Arlington was second
and Bill Wynkoop of Arlington
third.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Entries Being T aiken
For District Tennis

Entries for the District of
Columbia mems singles and
doubles tennis championships
are now being accepted by Bill
Shreve at the Tennis Shop, 1926
Nineteenth street NV, National
8-5165.
The tournament starts at 8
am. on August 13, and entries
for singles will close at 5 pm.
August 10. Doubles entries close
at S pm. August 13, with play
starting the next day. Entries
are SO per person in singles and
81 per team in doubles.
Chet Adair of Washington is
chairman of the tournament
committee. Members are Frank
Shore, Clay Coss, Bob Davis,
Douglas Love, Russ Cooley and
Shreve. Earl Palmer Brown is
president of the District of Col
umbia Lawn Tennis Association
Evening star., 1955-07-31
9 Schools Draw
Fines on Coast

SAN FRANCISCO, July 80 l41
The Pacific Coast Conference
fined nine member schools a to,
tai of $4,000 today for viola.
ltions Of its athletic code.
Oregon State was ordered tc
pay $3.50. UCLA $4,000, Wash.
ington State $2,05O, Washington
81. 500, California $1,000, Idaho
81, 200, Southern California 5000
Oregon 5000 and Stanford $500
Names of athletes involved
were not made public. Commits
sioner Victor Schmidt said the
conference felt that exposing the
|infractions might lessen the
number Of them.
This was the first time since
1850 that fines have been levied.
1nfractions ranged from
"bothering basketball officials
to of campus entertainment of
athletes"
Evening star., 1955-07-31
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim:
ing: 4;year-olds and up: Lis miles turf
ampSiblen txdsms) ~ SO go
A'Fe9e Persistent ait. Demosthenes I'd, fso.
mqE. !at,. Druid's Lyrics Princita' Time
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, Ss,a5o: claim
Witch Way !Hartackl $50 $50 ESQ
FIaiTIs ksntqsks stat. Ktd taSam.s tssls.S 4's' S
Preposterous. @ @ Flying Record, Judge
srowdse; Muscles. !ehs. Happy Age Worthy
Sis FIFTH THE RAcE3Purse.. 4 ias ss,5oo; allow
Royal sting tSsurl'b 1900 5.SSSo s'aS "a
Windtrace tSellersl 7.OO s.a0 s.aa00
hos1 BHsRer Rsno Fantasy. sIa Top Marx, Captain
Chance. Time, i:04b.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow
snsss; .ms;u.G, Rro.E 5u61onfs sso
ss%: s$s:.,sss ,ssr 'Ss.n, m.n, 1870 ;S e
k9v., s5 Gsaslies R4;sr T,Ge Gem 1o Eshtins jury
Hasty House Farms and Trotsek
SEVENTH SASG g ,5s!a The As1nstsn
sra Fi.saa Up Il 3Iiiaams malsS 'tur;e eo 400 SEQ
Impasse Bailey 1880 1000
c Mark-Ye-Well (Erb) 1.sO
County Glare Able Sting, Hfeh Gun.
a Ruhe. Mister Black. Artismo. Brush
Burn, Hasseyampa. Social Outcast. Kas-
ter Fleet Bird, Blue Choir. Time,
| :542s (new track record.
Hasty House Farms entry.
Calumet Farm entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $3.50: op-
tional claiming: 3-year -olds / mile.
King shannon (S'ers) $500 l1.60 $50
Charon (Gorman) 1910 500
Laches tShOemaker) $40
Alcaide. ROYAL Bred. Coronation Boy,
a Camping Out. walkers Branch, Bobtag,
a Stroller, Hickey Ray Time, 1873.
NINTH RACE-Purse, S3,500: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 1is miles on
the turf,
Heirloom Cook 1910 $50 400
Kiami (Hartack) 1000 4.8O
Saint Oregon (Sellers) $40
| Mischief Miss. Fair Song. Steady Jet,
Chicle II, Whirlahead. Tahitian. Time.
l:433s.
Wilson and West Wind Farm entry,
Evening star., 1955-07-31
rot Feature
Returns $3.50

OCEAN CITY, Md, July 80
(SpeciaD. - A winning mutuel
'payoff of $3.50 was returned by
Junior Miteyn in winning the
first $1,875 division of The Ohio
Trot at Ocean Downs Raceway
tonight.
It was the largest return of
the meeting, and much fancier
than the $1,000 daily double to-
night on Banners Bride in the
first and Honor Bound in the
second.
The second division of The
Ohio went to Goblin, owned by
the track blacksmith, Austin
Turcotte and Ruth Mayhew.
Tonight's pacing feature, the
$1,000 fifth race, was won by
Vernon ELLINGTON in 2:0525, the
best time of the night.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
DAILY DOUBLE PAID SIs7.2O

THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
Lightning viii tGr') 400 1900 1.e0
Hit Bit (CutshawI $40 $50
W Evasion. Nero's Mermaid. Fancy Gent
FOURTH RAcEMPurse, $2,4o6; claim
ing 3,year-olds; 6 furlongs. on
HydrSsen Bomb lHser, $50 a.sS
Command Me, Step and Take. Eugene
Boy Whiz; Norquay, Little Chatter
FIFTH RAcE1Purse. $500 claim
valenciano {WajdaI $50 SEQ $40
swamp Theatre IKeene) 11.4O $50
Tiger Mel, Guided Rocket, EssaSist SiSr
Can't Please. Lotsamoke., Time: 1:11b
do Finished second, disqualified and
D'tSES SIXTH fHis RAcE-purse. $4,000: claim
Ear n.a ,.,5a Game c,ns ,Bpsh) $50 3a9 sSS
fiyins JIb tHettinse, '''' $40 $40
isE SEVENTH HR ePL RAGE i 'Pei Purse, i' $500;
handicap; 3-year-olds and up; 8 fur
6s;i.s 6sS Red jRs,,I RSSIn tK'e' sl.oO $50 80 g
Switch On CMercier) 3.1O
Park Dandy, Lassie Lea. White Knight.
Wabash Moon Time. I:10H.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 81. 500: claim
Ing; 4.year-olds, and up: liz miles.
Tape Reader Ussry) $50 $40 $3.50
Braniff tGibb) lao AID
Kentucky Home (Kurtz) 4.2G
Pusan, War Finish, Nahrawan' Nike s
Money. Time. l:44*s.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim.
ing; 4-year -olds and up: IL miles.
Sailor Lad tContreras) $50 $50 ESQ
Rehearser {Gonzalez) $50 3.SG
Ravioli tWilder) 4 m
Sans Faute; Finchhayen. Rush Street,
colleen K. Time, l:47
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Big Upset Scores Easily
In Charles Town Event

this season, all in allowance oon1-
pany and today she picked UP
a winners share of $975 to send
her years earnings to $3.50.
Big Upset was timed in 503s
for today's effort on a fast
track.
The overcast but cool weather
enticed the largest turnout Of
the meeting to this heat-plagued
summer session and wagering on
the nine events reached $522, ,921
which also represented a high
mark for this 44-day stand.
In the secondary feature. the
sixth race an allowance event
for three year oIds. Rusty Penny,
owned by Allen Wolfe of Will
mington. Del, won by a head in
ia driving finish from Madam's
Hunter.
Two and quarter lengths
back came Persevere, the 80 fa-
Ivorite. Sparkle Rock was fourth.
Rusty Penny, who won at
Delaware Park for $500, caught
Madam's Hunter in the final
stride and was driven to the
wire by Apprentice Edward
Christison, who was scoring his
second victory of the day.
In the fourth race, Christison
won a head decision with PEN
son, a $3.50 favorite. Counter
Plot was nipped at the wire in
this mile-and-a-quarter battle,
contested by eight $1,000 platers.
Both Penson and Rusty Penny
are trained by Robert F. Myers
of Monkton, Md.
The favorite players were of
to an encouraging start when
Little Flossy. a $500 choice.
romped home to a two-and-a-
half-length triumph in the first
race.
The chalk hackers were de-
MED in the second race, how
ever, as Lively Jeep beat out
Smiling Harp by a nose to pay
$3.50 and complete $37.20
daily double on the six and
seven combination.
Many in the crowd were root
ing for the aged March Chick
to win race in the third, but
the gallant 14-year-old gelding
could not catch Swear Of, the
$500 favorite, and finished Sec
ond, beaten by two lengths.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Entries Close Tuesday
For Playground Tennis

The District Recreation De-
partment has set 5 pm. Tuesday
as the deadline for entries fol
its annual Boys and Girls tennis
tournament. The tournament
will be held at Turkey Thicket
Playground, August 8 through IL
Novice and unrestricted brack-
cts have been set up for both the
18-and-under and 15-and-under
divisions. Entries are being ac-
cepted at all District Fairgrounds
Evening star., 1955-07-31
|Fabu|ist Upset
BY First Aid in
Jamaica Cap

NEW YORK. July 80 (R.-
Brookmeade Stables First Aid
scooted to a 21a length victory in
the SD running of the $27, 800
Merchants and Citizens Handi-
cap as the down-state version OF
the Saratoga Racing Association
meeting ended at Jamaica be-
fore 81 372 today.
The 5-year-old son of Bern
borough Humane, on whom
Jockey Ted Atkinson was COM
Ipleting triple, was timed in
1853 for the mile and three
sixteenths.
High Tide Stables even-money
favorite Fabulist. tried hard to
close the gap IN the stretch but
was no match for the winner
William c. Partee's Winning
Count, who set the pace until
the half-mile pole. finished third,
six lengths behind Fabulist and
six lengths ahead of Charfran
Stables Brown Booter.
First Aid. winning his first
race in six starts this year,
earned a net of $18,850 for
Isabel Dodge Sloane, mistress of
Brookmeade Stable. He paid
$3.50, $2.70 and $2.10.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
FIRST ENTRY IN Laurel CLASSIC ssGx
Ponoslipper Accepts
DC. international Bid

Panaslipper. Ireland's great g.
Iyear-old, is the first entry for
the fourth annual $65,o0o Wash
Iington. D. c.. International. the
Imile-and-a-half race over grass
November II at Laurel.
David Hyde, a member of the
Irish National Stud, the govern
ment agency which owns the
Irish Derby winner. yesterday
lcabled acceptance of the invi-
Itation, first to be sent out by
John D. Schapiro, president OF
the Laurel course, and his COM
mittee.
Panaslipper's entrance again
assures high government ap-
proval of the young, but already
classical, event. Last year Lam
dau wore the colors of Queen
Elizabeth. The Irish National
Stud purchased Panaslipper from
Joseph McGrath for $126,00C
after his decisive victory in the
Derby and the colt will carry the
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Valiant Ace Wins
In Del Mar Feature

DEL MAR, Calf, July 80 (P),
Valiant Ace, out in front all
the way, raced to victory in the
$11,175 Oceanside Handicap at
Del Mar today.
Jockey Ralph Neves broke first
with Valiant Ace and the brown
gelding was quick to take COM
mand. He held his advantage
all the way around and hit the
finish three-quarters of a length
in front of DR.. Bunny. Guerrero,
the favorite, hung on to finish
third, only a neck ahead of
Golden Land. Cardiff, Postscript
Evening star., 1955-07-31

colors Of Sean T. O'Kelly, presi-
dent of the Irish Republic.
The son of Solar Slipper out
of Panastrid. Panaslipper first
attracted notice by taking Sec
ond place in the English Derby
after going of at 100 to 1. The
race was won by the French
bred Phil Drake, who also may
go IN the Laurel event.
A number of other top French
horses are under consideration.
Two will be invited, but prob
ably not until after the run
ming of the rich Arc d'Triomphe
at Longchamp. October 9.
A group of sports writer's will
select two horses to represent
this country. Swaps, the Ken
lucky Derby winner, and
Nashua are top candidates
pending their head-on meeting
August 81 at Washington Park,
Helioscope. the great handicap
runner, also rates consideration
at this point.
Evening star., 1955-07-31

and Tiberian finished in that
order.
Valient Ace, owned by D. K.
Turk, covered the six furlongs
in the good time of 1:0935 and
returned his hackers $3.50, $3.50
and $3.10. DR.. Bunny paid $3.50
and $4.00 and Guerrero $3.50.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
SARATOGA
Continued from Page c..

stakes Boulmetis has won at
Monmouth and his 18th in New
Jersey this year. The win was
worth $19,750 to Mrs. Marian
DUPONT Scott, owner of Sara
toga, increasing his earnings
this year to $164,950. In all,
Saratoga has won $2o2,725 in
two years of racing.
The payoff to bettors was
$500, $2.20, 1920. So heavily
was the wagering on Saratoga
and Traffic Judge for show and
place that a minus pool of $6,-
1855 was created in the race.
Traffic Judge went off at 81 in
the win pool.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Entries End Thursday
For Hurd-Court Tennis

Tennis players residing in Ar
Ilington, Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince
William and Fauquier Counties
plus the cities of Alexandria anc
Falls Church, have until 6 pm
Thursday to enter the Northern
Virginia Hard Court champion
ships. Juniors may enter until
August IL.
The tournament, formerly lin
ited to Arlington residents, will
begin Saturday at Four Mile Run
Recreation Center.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Results
By the Associated Press

ing: 2-year-old maidens: 81 furIonns
Mission Road tA's'n) 1880 $50 3.So
Minute Hand tW'dh'se) 3.TO 2.5G
Jack Pack tRsdriguez) 3iG
Some trade. Rohan Karaquin. Rippon
quality Miss, Eddie A. Bear. Timely Lass
Hozay Boy. Glen Alden. Time, I:O73s,
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500: claim.
ing; ,4-year-olds and up: 9 furiongs'
Lecount tMikkOnen) I2.3O SsS
Longleat (O'Brien) a IN
Gareth. Cairnbrook, Thrust. First
verse. VIGOROUS, Count Mar. Silhurian,
piuS Repeater. nutmeg Lad, Time,
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Police Club No. z Sets
Basketball Tourney

Police Boys Club No. 2 will
hold its summer basketball tour
nament beginning Wednesday
with 16 teams entered. Two
games are scheduled each night
at $50 and 7:30 until the tour
ney winds up August II.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Sc. $500; s-yeor-oIds; eIoimins; chorIes Town
4-yeor-oIds and UP; claiming; I W

vision II. will meet an all-stal
lineup selected from the three
other Division II clubs tomor-
row night at 6 o'clock at Lincoln
playground.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Red Red Robin Scores Upset.

SALEM, N. H.. July 80 lP1-Red Red Robin.
recent graduate from the claiming ranks,
scored an upset victory in the $500 General
John Green Handicap today at Rockingham
Park The 4-year-old chestnut colt defeated
Oclirock, another outsider, by two lengths in the
6-furlong feature. The IL to 10 favorite, Lassie
Lea finished fifth.
Red Red Robin paEd $21 90, $3.50 and $40
and ran the distance in 1:10B, three-fifths Of a
second off Algasr and Lassie Leas record
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Drag Races Today

Automobile and motorcycle
drag racing will resume at noon
today on the fifth-mile strip
adjoining Old Dominion Speed
way in Manassas, following re-
pairs made last week.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Rockingham Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, 1000: claim
Rosa tWajdal 1890 100 4.6O
Gold Quest tSmith) 2I.80 1900
Marphil tMartinex) $3.50
Marcy Girl, COPPER. Toushy Girl Easy
Belle. Maracabo, Fancy Step. Cherished.
No Passing Sandair Time. 1:12.
SECOND RACE-PurSe. $500: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: g furlongS.
Black Al (Kurtz) 26.O0 $40 6.60
Plucky Willie tCutsh'w) 4.SO $40
Bunny Ears (Eairb'ks) 7.4O
Prospect Hill BLUE West. Mattafor
Atomic Kiss. Flower Queen, Jimmy's
First. Fighting Low. Time, l:114s.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $l.2o
Champions PIoy Stors

Southeast Club, Junior League
baseball champion Of the Met
ropolitan Police Boys Club d.