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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S2O.SO

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000: nader
2-year- olds .5la furlongs.
COsOme (Grimm) $40 500 32C
May Whirl (Kurtz) 4.6O 800
Six Ways Gross 2.6t
a Dedicated. Coloneast. Going Good
Middle Rail Patcholi, My Sheila, Hand.
Crank. Torey Pea. Time. l:O7h.
Puckett-Smith entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, So, 500: claim.
ins; 4.ye S:riS and Up lie miles
Some Fun (Madden) 1910 1.2C
Eternal weep (TOrnettal $50
Indian Lad. Fine Buff Cables Pride
Active Duty. Time. 1:47.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim.
ins; 3-year-olds; furlongs.
Big Crash tRunyOnl 1920 $50 $50
Block House (AdamS) 500 4.8(
Good Clean Fun L'ders) 4.6(
Turbines Kid Treat Me Sweet, Bette
Sweep. Maid o'Athens, Admirals Glee
Time. 1:12as.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500: claim.
Boiler Plate lG'nE'eEl 400 go $50
COlumcille (Bohenkol SEQ 600
Lasting Treat (Spinale) zoo
Ringside. Slim, Hug Up, Uncharted
Big Heart Time, 1:l22s.
SEVENTH RACE-1Governor's Handi-
cap; $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and up;
wise Margin tMeLTin) SEQ $40 e.6O
Deep Thought OMercier) $40 $40
War Piper (ChOauettel 500
Writer, Silver Rab. Bad Conduct
super Bug, Galdar, Pipe Of Peace. Time
sos.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim.
ing. 3-year- olds. ! Il miles.
Deluxe Win Landers) $40 $50 500
Payear (Waidal $50 5.4O
Delarnian tSpinalet $50
Trojan Lady. Luliang, Air and Water
Fl Steredo. Fogle Lee. Time. l:412s.
NINTH RAcE--Purse. $4,000: claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up: lis miles.
Bouquet Billy tGrlmm) $50 400 800
Sheila Susan (Spinale) $50 5.4O
Rusty Fairbanksl 3.4O
Market Gain, Coaxial. Bases Loaded
Fancy Living. Greek Runer. Time, AZ
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tturf counsel.
b Alspal Uejeune) 500 $50
AmbiguOus tHeckmanl $40
a Martial, Ten Lies. Smackover,
b Monk Shoe, Rare Music. Time, l:0546
Valley View Farm entry.
b Hasty House Farms entry.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $3.50;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; .1is miles.
College Cham (waEner) ''O $50 81,
Sea Tale (CarstensD 4.2G
Streaking, Easter Dandy. Truce Talk,
Mikeaby. Lazy Began, Hot Pursuit. Time
EIGHTH Rehabilitation Futurity:
$4,000 added; 2-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
Greek Game lHartack) $50 $50 2.2O
Jet Colonel (Heckman) GAO $3.50
Et0nian (CarstensD 40
Its a Gamble. Round Table. Ben Lo-
mo MSlr Lake Drive, Time; jas IL
ing; 3-year.olds and up; "a miles tturt
True Bruce tCarstensl I1.6O 40 3.2O
w Rsass I Wss ssI HSGtask 800 SS
French Legion, Lucky jennie, My Red
Gefen. Moonstar. Alie-Ed, Altruistic.
Time, 2:003s.
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Wise Margin
.Gansett Victor

PAWTUCKET, r. l., July 81
R.-Sam Tufano's Wise Mar
gin, a successful campaigner on
the New England circuit for sew
eral seasons, today scored his
third victory in three starts at
the Narragansett Park meeting
as he won the $16,475 Governors
Handicap before a closing day
crowd of 81, 1916.
The 6-year-old Market Wise
|gelding, an 8-to-5 favorite, came
from behind and won the mile
and-an-eighth race by a half
length from Mrs. R. v. Ribidou's
Deep Thought. His time was
|1;504s.
Wise Margin, ridden by Dick
Mclaughlin. paid $500, $3.40
and $3.50 while earning $10,95O
for his New York owner. Deep
Thought, who had been second
in Wise Margins two previous
winning races at Narragansett,
paid $6.40 and $40 after fin
a neck in front of War
Piper.
War Piper. one of two invad-
ers from New York in the field
of nine, returned $500 to show
War Piper, carrying ITO pounds
to Wise Margins 1876, set the
pace until the far turn.
Deep Thought overlook War
Piper at that point, but could
not hold off Wise Margin.
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Par|o0Vertakes
Blue SparkIer
For Easy Win

NEW YORK, July 81 (P.-
Parlo, champion 3-year-old filly
in 1854, closed with a rush to
beat favored Blue Sparkler by
az lengths today in the first
running Of the $4,000 Bellerose
Handicap for fillies and mares at
Jamaica.
A non-winner for over a year,
the 5-year-old, undermining
daughter of Heliopolis, owned by
William duPont's Foxcatcher
Farms, wore down Blue Sparkler,
the New Jersey sensation, and
gradually drew out under the
continued urging of Jockey Erie
Guerin.
Parlo, the second choice, paid
$1,000. $3.50 and $3.50, while
Blue Sparkler. owned by Amory
Haskell. president of Monmouth
Park, returned So and $3.50.
Christopher Chenery's Manotick
finished third.
The winner ran the mile and
a sixteenth over a sloppy track
in 1:43, only three-f1fths of a
second off the track record set
by One Hitter in 1850. After
forcing the early pace, set by
Blue Sparkler, Parlo eased to the
outside to make her bid on the
final bend. Manotick was another
length and a quarter back of
Blue Sparker at the finish and
a head in front of Open Sesame.
Parlo ran 18th in the rich
Delaware Handicap at Delaware
Park June 80 and also was 18th
in the New Castle Handicap
there June %. She was second,
beaten a half-length by Mrs. E.
D. Jacobs Searching in the Top
Flight Handicap at Belmont Park
May 26. Her last previous vic
tory was the 1855 Delaware
Handicap in 1855.
The victory earned Foxcatcher
$18,450 out of the gross of ST.
500 and boosted Parlo's earnings
to $3O7 800 on a record of eight
victories in 20 starts over four
years. The Bellerose was her
seventh stakes triumph.
Du Pont, owner of the winner,
is president of Delaware Park.
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Olympic Dell Captures
miss Woodford Stakes

OCEANPORT, NJ, July 81
(R.-Circle M FARMS Olympia
Dell, idle for six months before
making a successful debut here
three weeks ago, splashed her
way to a convincing victory in
the $24,050 Miss Woodford
Stakes before 29,409 at Mon
mouth Park today.
The 3-year-old chestnut
daughter of Olympia outclassed
a field of IL other fillieS, includ-
ing Triple Jay, who was shipped
East from California with six
victories in 10 starts on the West
Coast. e
With Jockey Jesse Higley hus-
Ting her all the way, Olympia
Dell moved rapidly from the gate
on her outside post position,
rushed to the front quickly and
remained there the rest of the
way to beat Louise Bell, a long
shot, by a length and a half in
the six-furlong race.
Triple Jay, winner Of two
stakes at Hollywood Park, closed
ground in the stretch, but could
get no better than third, a nose
behind Louise Bell. Mabe Gee
was fourth, two lengths behind
Triple Jay and a length in front
of Dark Charger.
The crowd made Baylor o.
Hickman's Lycka, winner of six
straight races. favorite in the
Miss Woodford and allowed
Olympia Dell to go of as al
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S42O. 40

THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds and up: furlongs.
Quarter DECK Bailey $50 $50 3.20
Molanga lGOrman) 5.3O Ala
Presto. Time. l:122s.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; al
lowances; 3-year -olds; Il. miles, -,
The Collier (SorensOn) 400 $40
Nautical, Glen Alden, Dancing Fool
Fleet Flight. Time, l:443s.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: allow.
ances; 2-year-olds: ga furlones.
Maitre De tCOmbesD 1910 11.4O 4.5C
Presented (SOrensOn) $40 3.5C
DOdger (BOland) $50
Maintenon, Papa will Play, a Re-
treat, Jim Berger. Time, 1906.
Wheatley Stable-Phipps entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: allow.
ances; 4year-olds and up; 8 furlongs
Fiery Torch Russo 1880 80 3.9G
BY Jeepers (Guerin) 43C
Lady Balladier. Belmont Breeze. Black
Coyote. Brown Booter Time, 1:112B.
SEVENTH RACE =. Purse, $4,000
added; 'Bellerose Handicap; 3-yeaT-
Llds and up; l IL miles.
Parlo tGuerin) 1850 40 3.S0
Blue Sparkler (Scurl'k) 800 2.6O
ManOtick (Ussery) 400
Rico Reto, Peignoir, Open Sesame,
EIGHTH RAcE---Purse. $4,000; OPP
tional claiming; handicap: 3-year-olds
Showers End tBoiandt $50 400 $50
q Independence (G'ner) $50 $50
RetamerO (O'BrienD 400
Gold Gin. Resist, Battalion, Comfy
Bav Time, 2:452s.
Walsh entry
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on choice Of a crowd estimated
at $4,000 and his return was slim
$3.50, $2.70 and $3.50.
Social Climber, with Milo
Valenzuela aboard, paid 1910
and So, and Terrang. third
choice, was $3.50 to show.
Count of Honor did not race
as a 2-year-old. He was bred at
the Stoner Greek Farm in Ken
lucky by wealthy Robert Leh-
man of New York. The young
ster was sent to California to
grow up in the San Fernando
Ranch Of Lehman's associate,
John D. Hertz, who owned Count
Fleet, the Triple Crown chamo
pion of 1913.
Count of Honor was nursed
carefully and did not race until
the Hollywood meeting, during
which he scorched the opposi-
ton in four straight races, win
ming by from three to nine
lengths.
He picked up $48,950 to go
with his modest earnings of $16,-
225 going into today's race.
Arcaro gave him a typical
Arcaro race ride for this master
of stakes campaigns.
After the race, Arcaro said,
This is the best 3-year-old I've
ridden this year." Eddie got the
mount on Count of Honor after
Johnny Longden was suspended
here a few days ago. Longden
also was Count Fleets regular
rider.
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ARLINGTON
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while Etonian has $40 to show
Greek Game boosted his earn
ings to $1l0.285.
Second-place money amounted
to $4,000 and there was $4,000
for third and $4,000 for fourth
BY the flve-eighths pole, Har-
tack had Greek Game a length
and a half ahead of Rounc
Table, who was a length ahead
of Jet Colonel. On the far turn
Greek Game was two lengths ir
front with Jet Colonel and Der
Lomond next.
Ben Lomond took over second
place by a head midway of the
turn, but at the top of the stretch
Jet Colonel passed him as Greek
Game pulled out by four lengths
Greek Game was flashing muc
five lengths in front at the eighth
pole, with Jet Colonel, Rounc
Table and Etonian next in thai
order. Etonian passed Rounc
Table at the sixteenth pole fol
third money.
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outsider, paying 1880, 1920
and $3.50. Louise Bell, a 37-to-1
shot, returned $500 and $3.50
while Triple Jay paid $500 to
show.
After the race, Higley said he
was told to go out front with
Olympia Dell and push her only
if he had to. It appeared he was
forced to send her home driving
after Louise Bell and Triple Jay
closed ground behind her in the
homeStretch.
Olympia Dell ran the six fur.
longs in 1:112s over a sloppy
track and picked up a purse Of
$16.8 for Mrs. E. M. Moore Of
Lexington, KY. owner of Circle
M Farm.
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Third Irish Classic
Won by Trainer Wruqc

CURRAGH, Ireland. July 81
R.-Trainer Harry Wragg today
won the mile-and-a-half Irish
Oaks with his 3-year-old filly,
Garden State-his third success
in an Irish horse racing classic
this season.
Wragg, owner of Garden State,
trained Lucero, winner of the
Irish two thousand guineas, and
Talco. Irish Derby winner.
AS a Jockey, Wragg won the
EPSON Derby twice during the
1905.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID 1882 20

THIRD RACE-Purse $3.50; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; | mile.
Mr.. Action tJessOD) 2l.4O $50 $50
Asking tHartack) 800 500
Argufy Leieune) 5.2O
Childers, Flossie Daisy, Star Page
Fair Song. Ialbopate, Rahe, Quiturwury.
One Grand Time, 1925.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $3.50: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs
Prairie State (Ch'ch) 37.4O 1I.4O 100
Silver RObby (Carstens) $50 $50
UncaSed CLejeune) $50
Fumando. Montevideo, Stoney Greek,
Tacaro, Fast Dance, Nelrs Boy, Fine
Grader, Maid Of Cotton. Time, 1898.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 81. 800: claim
ing; 3-vear-olds furlongs.
Sanders Road Baird 1880 1.4O 400
Senator Blake (Skelly) S.2O $50
M0njeep (Hartack) $50
Battle Run, Menown, Errant Broom.
Ballvholley. Poor John, Supreme Music,
Mels Glory. Herbie Pat. Time, l:l4ls
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; handi-
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1850 Fans See
DIR. Link Beaten
AtChar|es Town
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star star Correspondent

| CHARLES IOWN, w. va,
July 21.-Maneuvering under a
driving stretch run, r. C. Nc
Larin's Spring Grove scored a
length and one-half victory
over Milton Polinger's DR.. Link
here this afternoon in Charles
Towns feature event, the Myers
town Purse, before a Saturday
crowd of $3.50.
Operations returned to normal
lat this Blue Ridge Mountain
course following the recent tor
rental downpour and the pro-
gram was run over a fast track.
Fans wagered a total of $518,522.
Handled smartly by Jockey
Joe Servis. Spring Grove went
the mile and one-sixteenth in
:35 3/5, t he fastest time of the
meeting. The Son of Charing
Cross-Hopeful Reward, who won
81, 800 in 1855, had to be at his
best for DR.. Link. a Washington
owned entry.
TwO-HOrse Race
1t was strictly a two-horse
race, with DR.. Link made the
6-to-5 favorite and Spring Grove
the second choice at 8 to S.
Spring Grove bounced out of
the gate on top and eluded all
but Toy Knightess, who hung
on stubbornly until they passed
the clubhouse turn.
Sammy Palumbo, who piloted
DR.. Link, rushed up briskly at
this point to CHI allenge the
leader. They then battled down
the backstretch and into the
far turn-a duel which wasn't
decided until the turn for home
Spring Grove answered Ser
Wis whip with a burst of speed
that took the winner a length
in the lead at the 10th pole.
Thereafter, DR.. Link was never
a factor as the winner gradu-
ally continued to increase his
margin.
Spring Grove returned $3.50
straight for his winning effort
and gave ServiS his 18th victory
of the meeting. 1t placed him
second behind Charley Clark,
who is leading with "a wins.
v. T. Carriers Sea Bed was a
firing third in the race.
Golden DOdie Wins
In the days secondary fea-
ture, "The Chummy," D. H. Tab
ler's Golden Dodie won a nose
victory over Mrs. G. o. Russell's
Sure Toss. Jockey Donald league
up on Sure Toss, lodged a claim
of foul against the winner, rid
den by F. D. Rivera. but the
claim was rejected. The winner
paid $22.40.
E. L. Miller's Gay LarkSpur
took the first race over the Az
Ifurlong route. Gay Larkspur,
piloted by Floyd Green. went
the distance in sos and paid
$11.80 to set off the $103.20 daily
double. Lady Cross, the 8-to-5
favorite who finished seventh,
was taken from the race on q
81, 500 claim by E. R. Alverez.
Carmen Bartzen's Melbus con-
Guided the 81 double combina-
ton by winning the second event
over the Charles Town Course.
Melbus paid $3.50.
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Polo Come Today

The Washington Polo Club
meets the Maryland Polo Club at
$3.50 pm. today at Barnsley
Field. one-half mile south of
Olney Inn on Georgia avenue
extended.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID SS53.2O

THIRD RACE-Purse, 81, 600; maiden
3 and 4-year-olds: furlongs.
TT s0S 1slum o5'ms' $50 s ssS s ssS
John Gordon tscawth'n) O $40
Perform. Punching Bag. Hyperil Po-
etc Dream. Magic Isle. Time. LIPS.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, So ,5O0 claim.
s.nd Boy 1s%ii.hS Hu Is IS.aS '! s.sS $50
Tumbling After (Burr) $50 400
Happy Carrier. Royal straiEht, Last
4hn only y, sweet VeFmouth' Mr. Motion.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; allow.
Sn a%s S as"uIm.ti,, 1880 ss sS s.SS
Gala Rock, Sonny Dan, Fond Lover,
Teeny's Talon. Fumigator. Dynamom-
eter. do Eastern Shore. Time. 1:;O5ss.
disauaIifisd ana SG placed ai last. '''0"0' was
SIXTH RACE-Miss Woodford stakes:
100000 added: 3-year-olds; 8 furlongs.
OLYMPIA Pei tHigley) 1880 1920 $50
Louise Bell IGreenl $500 1850
cosmsh. Glamour. Dark charseT.
Infatuation, Royal Lark, Heavens Above,
Lycks, Mabe Gee. Recherche. Time.
:, . SEVENTH; y; RACE = Purse, $1,000:
Andre (ROOtl 7.4O 4.3O $50
Laran (BOulInetisD $50 2,80
Brook Prince (MorenOl $50
EIGHTH RAcE%PHfs., $500: claim.
ms Ing 5.ysar- t5l l,s miles;
AZ G RTSpe 1soo G'ha" 1900 fiS s s9c
Fresh Paint (Risley) $50
Symphonic, Powder Gap, swoop Down.
5rown Poppy. Happy Warrior, Wish To.
night; Ransomed Golden Cape. Time.
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Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, So. 900; claim
County C'nciI (R'gnez) 1890 7.2O 500
Full Brother (Ussery) 500 SOC
Main Speaker (Guerin) $40
Robert W. Sonosicuro, Snipe Hunt
Kinda Rough. We Wonder, Wheat State
Seebit. Time. l12+5.
SECOND RACE-Purse. S3,700; claim
ing; 2-year-old maidens; 5l2 turlongs.
Tin FLYER (Ussery) 1910 1870 $40
One To Go (Schwizer) 800 3.iO
Slider (BOlandD 300
Ellington, Erins Isle. Gala-Pierre,
BIN. Trick, Moratorium, Leio, Revela-
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Arlington Park Results
BY the Associated Press

!, FIRST RACE-Purse.s g. $50: claim
iings A-year -olds and. up.1 mile.
John Jordan (C'stensl 2E1O. I4.8O IL 80
Hefei4 Jake (SkOr'skD 1880 1900
Blandns tChurch) 1910
Blue Fay. Sir Boss, Panmure, Smugsy
Wugsy, PaShpie, Leila Jean, Bad Margie.
Chombro MIX Baron Time, l:4125
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing, 3-year- oldS; furlongs
Mighty Tired Hei'ne) 1920 11.2O 1.2O
Pine Belle tPOparal $3.50 900
Sir LOrter (Heckman) $50
Swift Scene Moose Sign, Margaret j.,
CARGO, Whiskawave, Quick Lad, Four
Steps, Delivery Lad, Demon Bo. Time,
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AImus Golf Slated

The Almas Golf Club will hold
its July tournament at Manor
Country Club starting at noon
Thursday. A dinner meeting will
follow.
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Ndrrugunsett Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
Black Saint RYAN, s.4O 4.2O 3.OO
Stepst0ne (Madden) $50 3.4O
Prexy Mac (VitellD 4.20
Eabani, Esplendor, Noble Landing
The Troll. Bounding Seea, Sherry
Upper Time, 1:122s.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; 4year-olds ana up; q furlongs
NerO's Mermaid L'd'r) 600 $3.50 2.6(
Blue Fog (Kurtz) $50 $3.50
Vain Puritan shaw 3.O(
Sound of Dawn, Man Bar, Wicked
Susan Beau's Romance, Saybreak
Stratonau. Time, l:12.
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ELGIN. ILL, July q R-Nick Barrie, 20,
leading apprentice jockey at Arlington Park, will
be Sidelined for at least three months with a
triple fracture OF the left shoulder it was an
nounced today.
Barile, native of Italy currently living at Fort
Wayne Ind, will remain in ST. Joseph's Hospital
for several days He was thrown from his mount.
Lady Alorter in yesterdays eighth race.
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Fracture SideIines Jockey

Two. dollar mutueis paid-TuNAsNAN, So. 90 So. 90,
Total handle-$518.522. Attendance-s.960.
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CHARTS OF CHARLES TOWN RACES

lCopyright. 1855, BY TRIANGLE publications Incl
FlHSm rs rurse n o09 claiming 4.ysar.olSs ana
place Winner l. Millers g. g. by Larksplr
Time, :504s. Clear and fast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22
Monmouth Park Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse,. $500; claim.
Sara Kate Smith $3.50 1900 11.2O
Granny Brook (Blum) 500 400
The Good Seed (JemaS) $50
On the Loose, Wink Proof Tower
Hill, Sea Voyage. Explanation. Time.
1:47ss.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing: 2-year- olds 6la furlonss.
Mayor Will (Brous'dl 1920 600 4.40
Mary NJ Lib (ROOt) $40 $50
FibOl (Shuk) $50
Monalee, First Pic. Show Hero. Dusky
Pam, Ron Way. Gay Colony, Pipe Trou-
BILE. Time l:06lk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22

Two-dollar mutues paid-ROYAL ADMIRAL. $500. $3.50,
So 90 JUESBU. $3.50. S240 PAINTING, $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22

Two-doliar mutuels pad-FRANKANTINE. S122O, $780,
s.. so SUN BIKE, S5460. $146O. HEAD CRAFTSMAN
S.
FIFTH RACE-Purse 81 600 claiming; 4-year-olds and
about iTrlOnEs Off 4:I5s start good won drvinE
Tan; Trainer c. H. Lanparter. Vaues-$7OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22

; claiming; 4-year-olds and
5; start good: won driving.
able's br. I. 4. by Block Gany
Patterson. Values - $751;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22

Two dollar mutuels paid-GAY LARKSPUR, S11 80. S6.2
$40. MAD GAL. 500. $50. MIGHTY JOHN. $34O.
:, SECOND RACE Purse. s. 600; Claiming; s-yeaT:old
place drivlng; Winner s carman BeTtazon,s Oh 81 by
SEQ. S1z5 S75 $50 Time. 1:1s.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22

/ SIXTH RAcE-Purse. 81
up; about z furlones. Off
place same. Winner. Double
Rosy Dollar. Trainer. v
$500. 500, $50. Time. L.
unrea Iorkav NET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22


DAILY DOUBLE g AND u PAID slos.e0
THIRD RACE Purse; s. 200; aOwsnse s:yesF.oSIs;
place drying Winner r R Meclsrins , T g by Charms
$3.50 500 500 $50 Time. lie.
Horse. Jockey Wet PIP. Y "a -str-Fin. Odds.
S s.: x s ;E:..a rsi,s III 4 il i ssi$
Knockabout tServs)-- 113 2. "a 4. q - $40
os asds set tp sRsSet' III 3, $50
gwo-dollar mutues psid.THRIETy cross 500, $3.50.
RoSRTH RAcEnSss a;ySsaT:Cds and
FTsnkMBarEantint Trainer W. D zupkis. VaIues@S70O.
Horse, Jockey. wst RI. 81 Fin. Odds.
Ersnke en-. IL. soFesnl g. g., IN; ss5S
Head Dr. ttsman lw'kerla 49, "a Il III g, SO
Efisr Bin Tsssus( g 1lJJS5 t9 81 e 81 $50
Dark Horse .(KratzI lis 5 0aA 81 81 g. 1900
Belle France (McKee) 10 10 81 10 8 11.60
Timber Topper stServisl 40 3h "a ITO
tBroke down.
Two-doilar mutuels pad-FRANKANTINE S12 90. SIS go,
s. 80. SUN BIKE, S54.60. $146O. HEAD CRAFTSMAN