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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-20
japanese to Return
IChiunq Art Objects

| OSAKA, Japan. Aug. 20 (Pl.-
Sixty-one art objects taken by
Japanese troops from the home
of Generalissimo Chang Kai-
shek in Marking. China, Ia
years ago will be returned soon
Kyodo News Service said the
items. some dating back to the
Ching Dynasty. were seized dur
ing the China incident in De-
cember. 1887.
They were placed In the GUS
tody Of Keno Demo. president
Of the Ueno Construction Co
of Maizuru City, Japan. Kyodo
said he buried them in Japan
during the United States occu-
patton, but dug them up, still
In good condition, last year.
The Nationalist Chinese gov
eminent was informed. The OBJ
jectS will be returned through
the Nationalist Embassy In ia
pan.
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|Rebuffed Korean Doctor
Finally Finds q Welcome

might delay his return util Oc-
tober. He is due to be separated
from the Army this fall.
His parents came to Cali
fornia from Korea so years ago,
Because Of his Oriental ancestry,
two deals for homes fell through
in Garden Grove, Maj. Lee said.
Yesterday Joe FUR. president
of the West Orange County real
estate board offered to find Maj,
Lee a home of his choice in the
community, a city of $4,000 some
30 miles south of Los Angeles.
Garden Grove doctors organ
ized an unof1icial committee to
support Maj. Lee, and the Or
ange County Medical Associa-
ton reported 1t knew no reason
why Maj. Lee could not be adj
mitted Immediately to member
ship.
Willis Warner. chairman Of
the Orange County Board Of
Supervisors, said he was shocked
to learn what had happened to
Maj. Lee. I'VE didn't have any,
thing to do with it." he said. "A
subdivider can put restrictions
in deeds. But whether he can
enforce them is another thing -
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4 GARDEN GROVE. Calf. Aug
I20 (R.-Things will be different
the next time DR.. Sammy Lee
comes to Garden Grove.
DR.. Lee. an Army major, a
| physician and a two-time Olyln-
pic diving champion. was re-
buffed twice-because he is an
oriental-when he tried to dnd
| a home in this quiet little city
lin lush Orange County. He is
Iof Korean origin.
| But yesterday citizens Of Gar
den Grove, aroused by the news,
rallied to Mai. Lees support.
Realtors. physiciansand poll
ticians urged Mai. Lee, now serv-
| ing with the Army Medical
Corps at Fort Carson. Colo. to
come to Orange County to find
q home.
Said Mai. Lee: my belief in
the American people is substan-
Itiated."
The Long Beach Press Tele-
gram said the major had ac-
Icepted its offer to fly him and
his family here.
Maj. Lee said, however, that
an imminent addition to his
family and studies for a medical
specially board examination
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ing to the gate Of the compount
housing the truce inspectors.
At Kangnung on the east coast
a truck carrying Korean en-
lployes home from the compound
was stoned last night by demon
Istrators. No one was reported
hurt. Some 300 persons stayed
outside the compound all night.
At Taegu in South Central
Korea there we're 300 demon
strators but they were quiet.
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sACRIEIcE; o PEE soy MA NJ 1ln
~BETHEsDA. Once in . lifetime
opportunity to buy . luxury-type
home for q fraction Of the original
cost, stone construction. consisting
Of 4 bedrooms. 2 baths on second
floor. Step-down living room, large
dining room, den, large family
S.car built.in garage Needs deco
rating. Now vacant. Priced in the
2O's. Directions: From Wisconsin
Ave, out Bradley Blvd. to Wood
haven Blvd, left one block TO
property and open" sign. Open
Sunday. 1-6.
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BY Far Wins
AT Fair Grounds

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3 R.-
The combination Of Owner T. A.
Grissom and Trainer v. r. (Teu-
|nessee) Wright clicked again to-
day when their 4-year-old geld
ing BY Far won the 5000 Gov
ernor's Purse at the Fair
Grounds.
BY Far. sired by Preakness
Winner Faultless. broke from the
starting gate on top and kept
the lead all the way. He streaked
across the finish line az lengths
in front Of Valley View Farms
Ed The Great. Larrieweil, from
the Three w. Stables. took the
show spot.
The victory today gave the
Grissom- Wright team a clean
sweep of the first three feature
races in the first 10 days Of the
Fair Grounds 93-day season.
Tonsina took the $500 Thanks
giving Day Handicap and BY
Far won the Crescent City purse
last Saturday.
BY Far moved to a quick lead
with Larrieweil and Emil Dene-
marks Prince Eric in close pur-
suit. He showed a slim margin
over Ed the Great as the field
swung for home but opened up
the advantage under Jockey
Johnny Heckman's urging. BY
Far travelled the six furlongs In
I:l3I.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID s2l5.sO

THIRD RAcE-Pure. se.4oo: claim.
Ies :s,i Li r. F 's's 600 ssss Pa
4 81, h.ais hsA . , PUP, "fo . ~
BiesE. on Ths Loose. . Billy The KID
Sky Chains, challite Val Jim. Littlc
Boo PsT II nnas avn, yqSsies' Time III
FOURTH RAcE-Pur*. $500: al.
Roman BOSS tChSresi $50 $50 500
yehns Chic tseuriochD $50 ada
Ros:i Tsa s Y E Esn:g B Bsss
Broker BILL Game o'Hearts. Time
l:04ss.
FIFTH RAcE--Purse, $4,000. claim
Ing; s,ysaF;olds and up; 40 = on miles ss n "a
Tnsaro sHa5taen $50 s'S ee
Truce TAX. Direct Tint. Ne Contest,
Alloyed. Perman. Adrastus, Corianturnr,
Thane Of Fife. Muharrein. Time, l;45iS.
SIXTH RAcE-Purs.. ss.4oo: claim
Ing, 3-year-olds: II miles ..o ,.o
WI s Hear 1KSrte, i''' i.eS
Silver Ro6Sy. Golden Prince, Uncle
Gus Gus. Easy Nae ssIsta r ha T;
cap: 1890 added: 2-year-olds: 5is
furlonRs.
Deca thion (Martinl $50 500 $50
Thar Wind (Beulmetis) 1919 $40
Hoop Band tScurleckb 400
Recherche, Dark Toga, Helicopter.
Button Bill. Bobschild. Mambo Dancer,
Pete's Folly. Time, 1;03as.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. 81. 600; claim
ing: 3-year- olds and UP: IL miles.
Athena tHaFtaekl $50 ESQ 40
Principle tBOulmetiSl 3.10 2-9O
Sea Tale tCooh $40
Sweet Wendy O., Sun Jeep, Rudy's
Valley, Faraneasy, AIcaide. Time, :43As,
NINTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year- folds: / 4. miles.
Mas Importante blum $50 40 500
Royal Straight (HartAekl 6.I0 40
Gallant FanAF tBaFilel 5.1O
Helix. Isterrife. Jack Sell. Sonfar.
ReiEh'S Lass, Mister Dover. Sea Siren.
Time i:45
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID sl7s.sO

2-year.olds; 8 furlongs
! Gray Vision tCoyD $500 ll.O0 60
Lovely Shade tRiSley) eco 500
Marine Diver tRodriEues) o.St
Joe,s. Jeep. Wise Beans. Forecast, Plair
Top Flush. Some Scamp. Time, 1ii4.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 50 500: claim
! ms: 3-year-olds; furlongS.
LL,mps Tsirbs Sk.J 1880 go So s.2:
Colony Dame tRodriE') 5.Ot
MID City. Little Brother, Lawdl
Works Time, 1:l2%,
| FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow.
ssncss: .; SS.y uG. 4. miles. an =,
Challenge Bah tRodgerI 7.8l
Getthere Prank. Bernfeld, Anus. Bra.
ZoS Rose. Ba6boo. Flint Rose, Rookie
Time, 1895.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. So, 500: claim
Gam. IN Hand ;sn iii Eco aiS !sso
Toy KniEhteSs tRisleyl see i.sG
Hug Up. Lovely Dice. Clear Sweep
VigoT, Slim. Time. 1913.
SEVENTH RAcE--Purse. $500: al
%sT sssf E.y an isS o. sis m sSo
Sunday Favor tRodrig'I) A.80 3.50
Deep Thought tMereier1 3.40
Gweny O., Anothermoon, Mon Homme,
Repelled, Mt Muinaru. Time, l:47
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
Ing; 3-year:olds and UP: lie miles.
French 0melet tRisfyl 47.4O 1000 7.40
FutureAoue tCay) $50 a.20
Chanter tCaFpineIlD see
Eternal Sweep Nanny Pleasant, Air
Colonel. Risdon. Lotasmoke. Nercs Mer.
maid. Moon Dancer, EahrawAn, Without
Fear. Time. AS.
NINTH RAcE--Purse, $1,000: claim
inR 3-year- and up: "a miles,
Gold Gin FairbanksI 1850 Gao 4.40
Gypsies Gold fRisIeyl $40 $50
Sod Field tJohnsonl 4,tO
Tunesmith, Fleets Choice. Rebut. Gold
Quest. Harpes. Red Wine End, Flying
Circus, Endless. Crossed Swords. Time,
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D. c. Navy Man, Wife
Third in Naples Race

NAPLES. Italy. Dec. 8 tR.-
Charles R. Gray, Navy drafts
man lie from Washington, D. c.,
and his wife were third among
three American teams which
swept the top places today In the
first sports car race staged by
Allied military personnel at
NATO's Southern European
headquarters.
Winning team was Navy 1t.
Robert A. Wells of WATERFOWL,
IN. Y, and 1t. Louis c. Brayan
lof Sumter, S. c.. in an Austin
Healey. 1t. David C. Parkhurst
Iof Corvallis. Greg, and Rita Pr
Iranio Of Naples took second in q
Porsche. Gray and his wife drove
an AuStin-Healey..
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S24.sO

THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 2-year-olds: g furlongs.
Special Choice IHkm'nl AGO 3.tt
Ge Home neme Sif Ys"N dres, Pride o Bob
Abstainer. Concentins. StruVEle, prairie
Pearl. Buxom, GreEg County. Time
fFtseid.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, Sl.7o0; claim,
f ns a- f:.t Rvs snG !GiSnss
BY Gone Days SArmstEI 400 80
silver Bound tWaidal SIC
Freedom First. vaior Lass, BiEsimt
ins E5T ys.r RaSs and up tarlonss sl"'"
s ~, M = :f 1%i.stm.nn' ~ $40 s:S e
Top News. Tanbark. Bullheim. TAKE
Two, Bull O'Woods, Suiturself I Black
chargery Uncle Pete. Steady Jet. Time
fField.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ancesi 3-year:-olds and up: tnrlongs
Ed p Th ssT c sasfh fS.I.on, 600 500
Alternative. Prince Eric. AMY Fault
Betsy T. Time, 1888
aGrissom entry.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
claiming: 3-year. olds and UP; 8 iurlongs
Air Flight (Permane) geo $50 500
French Nightte (Br0ussard) 500 3.2O
Mighty Moment JessopD 4.iO
Little Colonel, Telary. Kentucky
Home. Baby's Delight, Tiffany. Time,
ia.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 81 800; claim
ing; 3--year -olds and up; i miles.
Little Don Baird 900 l2O 800
You'Il Do tDOdsOn) GAO 400
Nora's Watch (Gibb) 3.2G
Lilipet, Talon, Brau Imp, Prince Rival
Dorie, SIEGE. Time, 1:52is
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IGIaddie Girl
And Mrs. 6. R.
Run Dead Heat

| CHARLES TOWN. w. Va.
Dec. 8 (SpeciaD ID N. Fish
backs Gladdie Girl and g. r,
Watkins Mrs. @. r. ran a dead
heat In today's feature Rock
vile Purse. q 41a-furlong dash,
with the Watkins mare coming
from far back in the stretch to
work her way into the tie.
On opening day here. Gladdie
Girl had earned a neck decision
over Mrs. G. r.
The dead heat finish in the
sixth race was one of several
thrillers on today's card, which
drew a crowd of 1854 which
wagered $301.104. Both totals
are by far the best of the meet
ing which enters its final two
weeks without opposition in the
East.
Gil Parker was astride Glad
die Girl, while Charles Mckee,
who was riding his third winner
of the card, handled Mrs. G. r
Parker took his mount to a good
early lead, held her back around
the far turn, and again let out
/ in the stretch. Mrs. @. r. was
back In fourth and fifth most OF
the way until the stretch run,
when Mckee got her up for a
stirring duel the last 40 yards. It
took several minutes for the
judges to decide the race was a
dead heat, with Prompt Impulse
third in the field Of eight.
Gladdie Girl paid So and Mrs.
q. r. $3.50.
The secondary feature, the Sill
yer Spring Purse, over the
Charles Town course, went to
D. p. Hagerman's Parr. the IA
vorite. by q length over Mrs.
r. @. Williams Helen's Hope. He
paid $3.50.
Hunch players received a
5000 daily double payoff on
Green Cross In the first race and
Lady Cross in the second, both
ridden by Mckee.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S8O.sO

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
Ing; 4-year-oids and up: about fur
Minads ,spyaer, sac $50 800
/ Wire Flash fBnissonI 3.86
Lsrks , war; sellioundsE; MaseneS
Di YoGsTH P EseEP Faa Ts i claim
ing. 4-year--oid and up: about Z furlonss
Eagle Speed tCiSrk) s.2O $40 2.gt
WEBB %sSsr i 4 scs,a'nI s'@o sss
Hish franc. Appearance; Montt
Borleua. Thosrd Time, l:3i.
aness: s 8 about q iarionss1 '"
Parr tHeadIey) $50 SEQ ED
Heien's Hope tClArk1 eco zoe
Kapador Parker aaa
Chance. Nssfomcnd, Taras Hall. oil
a Arthur Donovan entry. 80,
anees, a-ysaT-olds and up; about 4is
a .Giaadl. Girp.rk.r, 500 $50 :.se
Mrs. g; R. !MeKssl $50 $50 20
paiantine Pet. on susan. Time. Obs,
Borenstetn. Fishback entry.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $1,000:
Apex (Snyderl $50 40 $50
Ripover tServiSl $50 $50
Condesa tClaTkl $50
Crafty Warrior. Fast Spin, chesnut
King. No Excuse, GLADYS z, Bell Singer,
Time, :54zs.
EIGHTH RACE--Purse 81 600; claim
ing: 4-year -oldS and up: about / " miles
Bride O'Sighs tkaneb $50 40 100
The slip tFlorioD 15-S0 30
Diiiy Whiily tSnyderl $40
George Davte Moon Dash. Epic
Chance Blue Sickle, PonRa Tip. B B
Mint. Pass Book. Time. 2.ls1s.
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Writer Takes
'Gansett Purse

PAWTUCKET, r. l.. Dec. ;
iR.-O. H. Babcock's Writer.
favorite of the crowd of 2O.942
won the $500 Au Revoir Purse
today as Narrangansett Parks
fall meeting and the 1855 New
England racing season came to
IA close.
The 4-year-old Depth Charge
colt, defeated in three previous
starts at the meeting. was rid
den to a three-length victory
over Nick Nicholas Sunday Fa-
vor by Layton Risley. He COM
pleted the mile and a sixteenth
in l:47 on the good track and
paid $3.50. $3.40 and So. Sunday
Favor paid $3.50 and $40 as
he led Mrs. R. v. Robidou's Deep
Thought by halfsa length at the
finish.
Right after the start, Risley
dropped back and dropped Writ
er down along the trail as w. P.
Griffith's Gweny G set the early
pace. Sunday Favor followed the
pace setter until Writer moved
up to challenge. At the eighth
pole, Writer had a length and a
half on Gweny G. The latter
tired and Sunday Favor regained
second position. Deep Thought
also overlook Gweny G in the
closing strides. taking third from
her by half a length.
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Groom at PimIico
Whipped, Robbed

BALTIMORE, Dec. 3 (R.-
Harry Foster Of Pinehurst, N. C..
a groom working at Pimlico
Race Track. told police he was
knocked to the ground with a
bull whip and robbed of $40
early today in the stable area.
Foster said he left his quart.
Iers about 4:40 am. and hac
just turned the corner Of a barr
when he was struck from behind
Foster who works for the Rice
Stables. was treated for q heae
injury.
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.HARTACK
Continued from Page c.

$3.50 and ran the mile and &
sixteenth in LAS fiat.
Wagering on the nine-ract
program was $836.537. On the
corresponding Saturday a year
ago, a crowd Of 10.601 bet $751;
l0l7.
| Hartack tried Valiantly al
afternoon and the crowd backed
his mounts race after race, only
to see him frustrated through the
featured seventh. the DeSoto
Handicap. for 2-year-olds.
! In that race, a five-and-a-
Ihalf-furlong sprint Hartaek was
on Pete's Folly. distance runner.
but the crowd still sent him of
the 9-to-5 favorite over River
Divide Farms solid horse. Dec
Iathlon, carrying high weight OF
I122 pounds.
Rival Neared Track Mark
Pete's Folly was last in the
field of 10 most OF the way, but
got up to be fifth at the finish.
.Decathlon won by three lengths
in the sparkling time Of 1908.
The track record is 1901, set by
Nance's Ace in 1914.
Hartack had no mounts in
the first two races. He finished
third on Pip Loeb in the third,
but could do no better than fifth
aboard Cabbage K. in the fourth.
Cabbage K. was the 2-to-l choice.
Tacaro, Hartacks mount in
the fifth, took down second
money, but could not catch But
Why's ridden by Charlie Burr.
ITacaro went poStward at 3 to /,
while the winner returned $57
for So.
Hartack led most Of the way
in the mile-and-a-sixteenth sixth
Ion Silver Robby, but the magic
number still eluded him as Chris
Rogers won with Tuliflny. Silver
Robby was out Of the money in
fifth place.
Hartack, who stands feet 3
and weighs no. was suspended
for 10 days. starting next Tues
day. for allowing his mount to
drift out in Fridays sixth race.
He can resume riding Deem
Der Is.
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Richmond Trounces
RundoIph-Mucon

RICHMOND, Va. Dec. 3 R.-
Roy Peschel popped in 10 points
most of them on rebounds
as Richmond walloped Ran
dolph- Macon, 96-53, tonight for
its second basketball victory.
Bob Witt with IA points, Ken
Daniel with Is and Walt Lysaght
with IL were the other big Rich
Imond scorers. Bill Boice paced
the Yellow Jackets with IA.
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Larsen Coins FinuIs

MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay, Dec
9 R).-Art Larsen Of San Le-
andre. Calf. defeated Giuseppe
Merlo Of Italy, 81, GA, 60, to-
day to enter the finals Of the
Uruguayan international tennis
tournament. Enrique Morea OF
Argentia defeated Luis Ayala OF
of Chile, 81, 6-l. 2-6. 6-l, in
the other seminal.
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'or-oIds and up; claiming; about

Pat Carter a trophy as the out
standing back, at a banquet given
for the team.
Guests included Fred Miller
and Bert Zagers of the Redskins
and 30 Sherman, football coach
at George Washington Univer-
Idty. i.
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by Colin Shaw, caught the ia.
vored -Four Jacks in the final
stride. The cashable numbers or
the double were six and one.
Helping to swell Pimlico's fina'
day crowd was a turnout of 49,
fans who rode buses from New
York to the track. 1t was a rec
ord for the Bingler Tours outfit
which specializes in hauling race
fans to tracks. 1t was long day
for the New York patrons as the
buses left about 8 am. and were
not due back in Manhattan un.
til $3.50 pm.
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Lions to Honor Walker

DETROIT, Dec. 3 (P).--Half-
back Doak Walker of the Detroit
Lions, who is retiring from foot
ball after this season. will be
honored at halftime in the De-
cember II game between the
Lions and New York Giants in
Briggs Stadium.
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|Norroeunsett Results
BY the Associated Press

Ing: 3-year -olds and up; 8 furiongs.
Flint Night (Risleyl $3.50 1880 9.6t
BreWnskIn tyins0n) $40 3.6f
Wlnship (SterlinE) 6.4t
Jakablom. Sad Fac. Her-pel Call. Ir
the Brook. on We 90. Easter Girl
Jimmy's First, Caractaeus, Bracero
Time. 1885.
SECOND RACE-Purse, So 900; claim.
Tar Queen (Smithl 500 4.1O $40
Utopia lRileyl $50 3.2f
Aidenson tR0drigueH) S.6t
THIRD KacE-Purse, $500; nader
Flicker Light, Scientist, Benlicht
Crime Quiz. Mrs Mac, Mr. Mighty
Callopin Count, Kensington Ted. Jaunt,
Fox. Time. 1855.
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Charles Town Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
| ing: 3-year odds about 4ia turlongs
| Green Cross tMeKee) 100 40 $40
( Uudely (SnyderD $50 ESQ
! Indicate (CIarkD $50
! Warren's Dream, Patricia Lynch, The
Crawler, Keleo, Billie Anne, Basic.
Susan Amy. Time, 0:51A.
SECOND RACE-PurSe. $1,000; claim
{ Ing. 4-year-olds and up: about 8 fur
longs,
Lady Cross tMcKee) 1900 TAO 500
BeFnley tSnyderl $50 4.80
Tide Time tBrae'ale1 800
Yankee Midas, Argumentative, Miss
Elfreda, Zany Zodiac. Just st. Dear
Richard. Time. 1:201s
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Tropical Park Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim.
ing: 4-year-olds and up; ] 4. miles
Par Boy (Adamsl 1870 100 ala
lFishfoFiuek tBarile) 1880 $50
Rusty Martini SAC
fus. Lady Cuanta, star Hance, JOLT
Choice, Gerry Frank, MontTachet. Time
I 46As.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and IN: fuTlongs.
Pashpie (Williamsl 1910 $50 6.3G
SINKING Girl tUsseFy) $50 SAD
De Music Cook 31l
warnessa. Karens Penny. Gallie',
Pride, Lite Star, Decor. Run Across
Dancing Marie. Dark Signorina. Time
I:l2b
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Fair Grounds Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse, s1,70o: claim
ing; 2-year- oldS; 8 furlonEs.
Easter Model tGibbl $50 $50 2.at
Mighty Tired Nelson go 4.2t
Little Van tBroussardl 3.6e
Great Heart Tears. Black Bikini. M
Very Own. Captain Buster, Heart Of
Stone Time, l:l6b.
Field.
SECOND RACE Purse, 81 200
claiming; 3-year- olds and Up; 8 furlongs
Bon Zeyial tGibbl 6.2O $50 BIG
Ttshie fpermnne) 400 I.St
Bestow tFerraiuioio1 0.St
Tenacious Ace, Dateline, Steersmafl
War Secretary, Black Bart. Hard Top
Time. 1:l6
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EIGHTH RAcE--Purse,
Ia miles.
Chamberlain Sturs
Receive Trophies

Larry Schowers was awarded a
trophy as the outstanding line
man this season on the Cham
Iberlain High football team and
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PIMLICO

Continued from Page CT
hand ridden from the eighth
pole to the finish line.
Searching, in recording her
12th victory Of the season-all
scored in the silks Of Mrs. Jacobs
and under the hand Of Trainer
Hirsch Jacobs, husband Of the
owner-covered the mile and an
eighth in 1885. Had Searching
been pressed, she undoubtedly
would have run the distance in
faster time. although it Is doubt
full she would have approached
Mile. Lorette's record of 1:50B
set last fall when she won the
same stakes. This time also
stands as the Pimlico track
mark.
Purchased in June by Jacobs
from ogden Phipps for $4,000.
Searching has compiled an i'm
pressive string OF IL victories
since the clever trainer began
conditioning her and has earned
o total of SS0.675. She earned
$10,975 in today's Gallorette.
Mrs. Jacobs, together with her
husband and their daughter Pa
trice. were in the winners circle
to receive a trophy from Mrs.
Moore. who owns the famous
mare. Gallorette, for whom the
stakes is named.
Predictions of rain for PIN
hco's final day failed to material
lie as the weather turned balmy
and sunny and helped to draw
the large turnout. biggest of the
fall meeting. which had been
marked by cold and unpleasant
weather.
Jockey Bernie Sorenson got
into the daily double act again
after riding both ends Of Thurs
days big payoff with the same
horse. Advice. The 20-year-old
Danish-born youth steered Ad-
vice to victory in the second
race at $26.40 straight to catch
most of the bettors mapping
within 48 hours.
Advice. who is owned by Henry
Walrath, padded out the sos. 20
daily double which was set up by
Xavier IFS upset triumph in the
npener at S53. Xavier II. ridden
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ms place same Winner Mil River Stables b. b. 2. BY
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