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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1852 4-dr. cranbrook;
S595. H. B. LEARY. JR.. q BROS,
INC, Chrysler-Plymouth. Used Car
Rop 3-soiSoo Wisconsin ave. n"-
PLYMOUTH SO station wagon:
dark green. heater, powerfiite, turn
signals; less than 500 mi. $2.250.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC, Chrysler-
Plymouth Imperial. 400 Georgia
ave. IA: $4,000. .-23
PLYMOUTH 1860 Spec. de luxe
convert. coupe: r. and h., Wv.
tires: clean. finest cond. S496 cash
or SIS down. S32 per month.
WOLFE MOTORS. 1891 Wis. ave.
NV. EN- 3-0l42. .-16
PLYMOUTH '53 Cranbrook 4-door:
radio, heater, Wv. tires, 2-tone
blue finish with harmonizing tnte-
rior: low-mileage, one-oWnef car;
S795. -
PARKWAY-FORD
3051 M st. NV. FE. 3-2204
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 1851 900 4-dr. sedan;
excel. black finish: r. b. and auto
trans. good, seryiceable car at q
low price Of 1906: can be financed
BOWMAN PACKARD, 928 Phila
ave, Sill. Spg. JU. $4,000. -16
PACKARD 1852; excel. black finish;
r., h.. auto. trans, sun visor and
seat covers. make this G real family
car; can be purchased with low
down payment and small monthly
terms; full price, $685.. BOWMAN
PACKARD, 92S Phila. ave, 81
spgn JU. $4,000. 10
PACKARD 1853 de luxe 4-dr. sed.
2-tone green finish; beaut. green
seat covers. r, h. and auto. trans.
peri. mech. cond.: quality automo-
bile for only S1,195: can be a.
nanced for low monthly payments
BOWMAN PACKARD, 92S Phila
ave. Sill. Spg.. JU. $4,000. --16
PLYMOUTH 1851 station wagon;
r. and h: must see and drive to
appreciate: only $685.. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES, 1717 r. !. ave.
me-, DU. 10000. III
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

OLDS SO Holiday "SS" coupe:
new; low mi; S2.2e5. Safety tested
for your protection. 30-day written
warranty.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wisconsin. Ave. and Ellicott st. NV.
KE. 7-130S Open Ewes. Till o
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDs 81 Super 49,; 2-tone; radio.
heater. hydramatic,. DIS, custom
Sc, windshield washers; spotless;
excel. como; $500. Call TU. 2-6993
o ihs is52 aes" 4-dr. sedan: like
new, BY pvt. owner. 10000 actual
miles. Price. $4,000. Call 10. q
1897 for app't. --16
OLDs 154 "ss" 2-door; hydra, r.
and h., WV. tires, beautiful 2-tone
paint; Immaculate throughout; spe-
cial, $L796. Safety tested for your
protection. 30-day written warranty.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wisconsin Ave. and Ellicott st. NV,
KE. 7-130S Open Ewes. Till 8
OLDs '52 '9s" 4-door de luxe;
hydra, 7. and h., power steering,
power brakes, Wv. tires. 2-tone
paint; immac. throughout; performs
like new; S1.195; safety tested for
your projections; 30 day written
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wisconsin Ave. and Ellicott st, NV.
KE. 7-130S Open Ewes, TIL o
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oLDs '53 Super "ss" Holiday coupe;
beautiful 2-tone gray, fully equipped,
very low milegae: only 81 .495.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. d-77O0
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
oLDsMOBnE 1858 Rocket

IOLDSMOBILE 1855 Rocket "sS"
Holiday sedan; special tu-tone blue
and white finish; low mi; one care
full owner: fully equipped: No. 100;
1895. Open o to 81: Sundays.
10 to s. Buy from Colonial the
volume OldS dealer. Buy the best for
less, save the rest, Service open til
midnight Mon. through Fri. CO.
LONIAL OLDSMOBILE CO., Ii. g.
5555, 1241 9Th st. ne. at 9th
and Fla. ave.
OLDSM0BILE 1855 "SS" Holiday
coupe: full power brakes, T. and b..
2 tone. Wv. tires; So, 4e9 HoR-
NER'S COR, Buick Dealer. Fla,
ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-6464.
IoLDsMoBILB '4s "9s': hydra, r,
JEFF. Davis hwy. or. 4-7b20.
1853 Rocket "9S" de
luxe Holiday coupe; red and white
finish; low mileage: one owner; ex-
cellent condition: fully equipped
all power; No. 1894; S1.595. Open
9 to o: Sundays, 10 TO 5. Buy
from Colonial. the volume Odds
dealer. Buy the best for less, save
the rest. Service open til mid
night Mon. through Fri. COLONIAL
OLDSMoBILE CO., Ii. 3-5555,
9th st. ne. at 9Th and Fla. ave.
IOLDSM0BILE AS 4-dr.; hydra, T.
and h; S79; 2so4 Jen. Davis hwy,
OLDsMOBILE 1850 "9S" 4-dr.
heater. selectronic radio. Hydra
matte. good WV. tires. Excel
eond., S646 or best offer. XII; g.
OATS. -21
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OLDs 1853 Super "SS" 4-dr.; n.y.
dramatic, power steering, power
brakes, r. and h.. 2-tone black and
white. Pvt. owner. JU. 5-2317.
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PARKWAY-FORD

FORD 1854 VS. Sunliner convertible
coupe; Alpine white: equipment in
eludes power steering, power brakes.
Fordomatic. electric windows.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds
1900 Sand 81 NV CIT oaQ0O
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FRAZER 81 4-dr,: gray, r. and h.,
cd; excel engine. good rubber.
used by offieer's wife as end car.
Beautiful interior. thoroughly re-
liable and economical transp., $3.50.
HuDsoN 81 cdr. sedan; very
clean. orig. finish; SIS down. Also,
'52 Hudson Hornet; hydramatic.
Trade and terms. PINEY BRANCH
MOTORS. JU. 5-S525. liz
HUDSON 80 club coupe; equipped
with r. and h.: original green finish,
like new: excellent transportation
for only S495, HILL l. SANDERS.
Wash's Oldest Ford Dealer, l1l4
Vermont ave. NV, AID: 4-43Oo;
open ewes till Q, Sat. till 5.
HUDSON "a Wasp 4-dr. sedan: one
owner: beautiful Bermuda blue fin-
fish: low mileage. equipped with
r. and h.: tires and upholstery
same as new; an exceptional value
for only Sl,095: liberal trade and
bank terms. For further infoIma-
tion. call HILL a. SANDERS,
WaSh.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900
18th st. nv, NO. Till: open
ewes, till o, Sat. till 8.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR sAaR

MEALOhA ~ CAuD EoupGs q anu n
IA. eeSsss. 81 pm. MiS
MERCURY 1850 convertible; Radio
ing black finish, new top. eiectri
windows; all this for the ridiculou
price Of only S195. BILL DENIS
4034 Wis. ave. NV. KE. 7-l52s
MERCURY 1855 Monterey hardtor
fully equipped; diplomat leayin
country: $1,000. KE. 7-0452 afte
9. lis
MERCURY '63 club coupe: radiC
heater, seat covers, original ligh
gray finish. immaculate. low mileag,
one S ~ 9dk worth while guarantee
WHEELER, INC.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALEl
1890 WISCONSIN AVE. EN-. 2-l02
MERCURYs-'5l 4-dr.; cd. r.. an
h.: $649. 81 convertible; cd, i
and h.: S699. HORNER'S COR
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9th
Ii, 6-6464.
MERCURY 1854 4-door sedan: ma
room finish, equipped with radio an
heater. priced to sell. 1925.
GRADY MOTORS, INC
Lincoln Mercury Dealers.
1909 Wis. Ave. Bethesda, Nd.
Open 9 AM. to 10 PM. Daily.
MERCURY '55 Monterey 4-door; Il
new-car condition: Mercomatic: I
and h.: Wv: tires and many othe
extras: very low MILEAGE: one-owne
car, Jet black: S2.195.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th ST.. sIL. sPG. ~. 5-61St
MERCURY 1851 club coupe: radio
heater. dark-sreen finish; real buy
PARKWAY-FORD
3061 M st. NV FE. 1920
MIG '55 TT 1900. Tired of wait
and and tonnesSs Good coHd. Gash
MG sxLE-Aiweys a large new Sc.
i of 81 fEsfP igsS and 1905 soS
models ss, further Hnsr rs sSs tons. a: Sv
ton at sale prices. We finance a
bank rates, Other popular iInportet
cars. MANHATTAN AUTO, INC
North T-270o Branch sales, 1910
King ST., Alex, Va, King $500
PsirfaT branch MsTr.l Lee hiRhTay SSEts
NASH i94s Ambass.: Al cond..
tires; $50. HE. 4-5eS0. ia
NASH $50 Rambler station wagon
original green finish: r and h.: rea
nice family. car: $500; cash or trad'
or bank terms, Call Mr.. Share
co: 5-6740. KAPLAN & CRAW'
FORD. 1929 Champlain st. NV
NASH 1853 Rambler club coupe
equip: S9S5: terms. Mr.. ARTHUR
1870 r. ]. ave. ne.
NASH '5l Ambassador 4-dr. sedan
fully equipped including beds anC
hydramatic drive. today only, S295
HILL & SANDERS. Wash's Oldest
Ford Dealer. LILA Vermont ave;
NV; Ap l., $500. Open ewes. I'll
NASH 40 Ambassador: r. and h..
overdrive: motor Just oyerhauled;
SI0a, 2s04 Jefi. Davis hwy. OF
1880.
NASH 81 Ambassador Super 4-door:
hydra; r. and h.. seat covers; ex-
ceptionally clean: S495.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th St.. Sill. sPG. ~. 5-61S6
NASH "a Metropolitan; here's that
end car you needed so long. in per-
feet condition at low. low price
as near perfect as Q used car can
be. Just $685.
1910 r. l. Ave. NE. DE. 2-630G
NASH Ambassador 1865 VS.; radio
heater, automatic transmission. power
brakes, Ike new. lovely blue AND
Fairfax Nash Sales Co.
Located on Seminary I'd. al
Bailey's X-roads, Just 10 Minis. from
,.,,r,,,,.,1s "a
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HUDSON 1851 4-dr. sedan: very
clean, and In excellent mech. condi-
ton. Priced OF Just S345, ct TREW
MOTOR CO.. 9th and Fla. ave. me-.
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WHEELER. INC.

, C2HpEyrssL4ERJvPIYM2ogTa, nAPEEIA "
1900 WISCONSIN, AVE. EN-. 2-1O20
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PLYMOUTH 81 club coupe; heater;
low milease: excel. cond.: S995.
Rockville (Ford) Motor Co.
Commerce Lane, Rockville, Nd.
Pc. 2-21SS Open Ewes. TIL Q
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDs 1853 Super "ss" 4-dr.: by.
brakes. r. and h.. 2-tone black and
white. Pvt. owner. JU. 5-2317
IL
OLDs '56 Super ''sS" hardtop; poWel
steering, power brakes. hydramatit
drive radio. heater. WV. tires, beau.
tiful 2-tone blue and ivory. extra
PRE-" warranty; s&.ae5.
WHEELER, INC.
Observation-Disclosures,
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1890 WISCONSIN AVE. EN-. 2-1O2(
OLDs 1852 Rocket "9s" 4-dr. sedan
green finish, fully equipped; Low
@ see Before one you GTBa Sy No. t ~
Open o to 9. Sundays 10 to 8. Buy
from Colonial, the volume Oidi
dealer: buy the best for less and
save the rest; service open It'll mid
night. Mon: through Fri. COLO
$3.50, 1871 9th st. ne. at 9Th
Obs Id f' 81 axe Rocket "ss" 4-door; Q.
tone gray finish; low mileage, one
owner, fully equipped. A car to
be seen to be appreciated: No. 40;
1895. Open o TO 9. Sundays 10
TO 5. Buy from Colonial, the volume
Odds dealer; buy the best for less.
save the rest. Service open I'll
midnight, Mon. through Fri. CO
LoNIAL OLDSMOBILE CO. Il.
3-5555). 1241 9Th st. ne, at 9th
OLDs 1851 Rocket "9s" 4-dr.; in
excellent condition. very low mile
age, and fully equipped; the perfect
family car. beautiful condition; No.
10 to 5: Buy from Colonial. the
for less. save the rest; service open
til midnight, Mon. through Fri.
COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE CO. Oh.
3-5555), 1241 9th st. ne, at 9th
and Fla. ave.
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Jeffords Entry Heads
Laurel Handicap Field

Although overshadowed BY
today's big doings at Louisville
KY, Laurel had a fairly good at
traction of its own today in the
43d renewal of the 5,000-addeo
Laurel Handicap at a mile anc
one sixteenth.
The feature for the final Sat.
urday of the spring meeting
which closes Monday, attracted
nine starters. headed by Mr.. anc
Mrs. Walter M. Jeford's pail
of Subahdar and Open Sesame
If all nine reach the starting gate
the gross purse of $17,675 anc
net of $4,000 will be a record
for the event.
Subahdar. topweighted at 12C
pounds, reeled off the fastest
mile and one-sixteenth of the
spring meeting in 1:43 fiat. Oper
Sesame was a galloping winner
lat Laurel last week.
Other probable starters anC
weights are North Down Farms
entry of Ocean Lane (l10) and
Momus (108), Mrs. Ben Cohen's
Olympia Whiz (11O. Brook
meade Farms First Aid Q09),
Milton H. Dinker's Afford u06),
RoSlyn Farms Go Lightly (l07)
and Elkham Farms Ifabody
Q12).
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Row Today in
Cup Regatta
BY the Associated Press

Nays Admirals, trying to
make comeback, share the spot
light with a cup race matching
three unbeaten crews today in
the biggest rowing day of the
Eastern season, thus far.
! The Admirals, 1852 Olympic
champions, make their second
start of 1856 on the Severn at
Annapolis against Pennsylvania,
Harvard and Navy. in the Adams
Cup regatta. Beaten by Prince
ton in their first start three weeks
ago. the Admirals are added
starters in the mile and three
quarters race but ineligible for
the cup itself. They are train
ing for the Olympic trials at
Syracuse, N. Y, June $3.50.
The unbeaten crews are Cor
nell, Princeton and Yale, meeting
in the 2-mile Carnegie Cup race
on the Housatonic at Derby,
Conn. Cornell, defending inter-
collegiate champion. won it's only
race against Navy and SYRIA
cuse, while Princeton has been
the sensation Of the season with
"a powerful boat stroked by
sophomore AL Blaydow. Yale
beat Penn a week ago.
Other races match Columbia.
Syracuse and Boston University
at Cambridge, Mass, and Rut-
gers against La Sale at Phila-
delA -.
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Griffith said only mail appli-
cations would be accepted. They
will be handled according to
postmark, beginning with noon,
May Is. Orders postmarked pri-
or to that time will be placed at
the end Of the list.
Ticket prices, taxes included
have been established by Base
ball Commissioner Ford Prick as
follows. Box seats. Sc; grand
stand, 81; bleachers, $1.50. All
seats will be reserved. Tickets
will be limited to four to a
customer.
Orders must be made by GER
titled check or money order and
made out to "All-Star Game. -
For each two tickets ordered, an
additional rs cents must be en-
closed for handling. Applicants
are urged to enclose. printed
clearly or typed, their return
addresses.
Applications should be adj
dressed to All-Star Game, Grit
fifth Stadium, Washington /. D. c
Due to the heavy processing
involved. tickets and refunds will
not be mailed to applicants until
about June 20.
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BY the Associated Press

Put down Manager Mike Hig-
gins of the Red Sox as one Of the
better training camp prophets.
"It's hopeless to try to win
without plenty of good reserves
these days." he said in Sarasota
Fla, in February.
"And that's why we'll be a
better club this year. No matter
how 1 use Mickey Vernon and
Norm Zauchin around first base
we will be better off, because one
or the other always will be on
the bench rested and raring to
go to bat. And I feel certain a
couple of boys I had at Louis
vile are ready to help us-Don
Buddin, a shortstop, and Frank
Malone at third"
His prophecy came true yes
terday as the Red Sox won Their
fourth game in five starts, beat
ing Detroit, Ga, with a home run
by Zauchin for the first run and
three hits by Buddin, including a
two-run single that put Boston
ahead to stay in the fourth
inning.
Red SOx Now Fourth
Vernon didn't play but he's
been hitting 1902, with a couple
of important homers and nine
runs battd in. Malone is bat
ting only $50. but he homered
and f1elded brilliantly in Thurs
days game.
Their latest victory lifted the
Red Sox to fourth place with q
TO record. a distinct improve
ment over their 8-12 mark a year
ago today.
The Yankees held first place
by beating Kansas City, 1916
with a four-run eighth inning
in which a battle of managerial.
maSterminding ended with the
winning run scoring on a dribblel
to the infleld.
The White Sox pulled into g
percentage tie for first with
the YankS as IDick Donovan
turned back Washington, So
but they trail by a game on a
won-and-lost basis. The two
clubs clash in a double-header
tomorrow in Yankee Stadium.
Orioles Out of Cellar
Baltimore made the most OF
three hits and cratic pitching
and catching by Cleveland to
nip the Indians, 4-3. and thereby
crawl out of the American
League cellar. Detroit is the
new occupant.
Milwaukee and st. Louis re-
in a virtual tie for the
National League lead, but
Brooklyn dropped out as the
Braves nipped the Giants, 80,
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GRACE'S FATHER
LIKES DERBY JAM
OVER MONACO

LOUISVILLE, KY, May S
R.-The Princess of Mon
aco'S father thinks Church.
i'll Downs, damned with
racing fans for today's
Kentucky Derby, is peaceful
and quiet, at least compared
with his daughters recent
wedding.
John B. Kelly, father Of
movie star Grace Kelly who
is now honeymooning in
Spain. relaxed yesterday in
the exclusive Col. Matt Winn
Room at the Downs.
The inevitable question,
"how was the wedding?"
brought this reply:
There were too many
newspapermen there = 1900
writer's and 300 photogra-
piers. If there was no story,
they made up their own. It
was rather hectic"
The Philadelphia brick
manufacturer FASTENED to
add, however:
1T was a very nice wedding
and very well done. Monaco
put on a real show"
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Stroke Behind,
RoganBemoans
Poor Putting

FORT WORTH, Tex, May S
R,-Dow Finsterwald and
Peter Thomson. a couple of
COLTS winning sophomores, held
the 36-hole lead in the $4,000
Colonial National invitation
tournament today because on
one Of those rare occasions Ben
Hogan completely lost his putting
touch.
While Finsterwald, the little
man from Bedford Heights, Ohio,
and Thomson, the 26-year-old
who already holds two British
open championships, were TAX
ing 2-over-par TBS for l4l yester-
day. Hogan was shooting one OF
his finest games from tee to
carpet only to miss birdie puts
on IA greens. Hogan, the man
who has won four National open
and four Colonial National in
vitation championships, wound ur
with a similar score but was a
stroke back Of the two fol-
SO holes.
Hogan said it was the worst
putting he ever had done next to
a round in the Masters tourna-
ment in 1852 when he had as
putts-nine more than the round
yesterday. But he had never
missed that many makeable
birdie puts.
While Finesterwald and Thom-
son were clinging to the lead
they established with SOS in the
first round, Paul Harvey, another
youngster from Bolton, Mass,
was. falling out of a tie for the
top. Harvey took a 4-over-par
"a over the hot, rough 7,lo0-yard
Colonial Country Club course ana
dropped down to a tie with Jack
Burke of Kiamesha Lake, N. y
for sixth place at l43.
Tied for third we're Hogan,
Tommy Bolt Of Houston, who also
shot a u, and DO Wininger Of
Oklahoma City, who did a PAL
70. All had l42.
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'Stute Record Set
By B-CC in Relay

Bethesda Chevy Chase High
bettered the Maryland State
Class A record for the mile relay
and set six new school records
in defeating Northwestern, 70
81, in a dual track meet yester-
day at B-CC.
The relay team of Bob Milne,
Bill Magic. Tom Gunlock and
Jack Knebel had a time of 1885.
The old record was 3:34.1. Kne-
bel won the 440 in 51.3. only OIL
of a second of the State record.
The Barons had two double
winners. Brace Rodenhiser in the
100 and 900 yard dashes and
Lanny Mccullough in the broad
jump and 180-yard low hurdles
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RED SOX GAIN FIRST DIVISION
Bench Makes Higgins
Look Like Prophet

lin 10 innings, and the Dodgers
handed the Cardinals five gift
runs in one inning for a 1913
ISt. Louis victory.
Art Fowler pitched Cincinnati
to a 4-3 victory over Pittsburgh
despite Frank Thomas seventh
home run of the campaign. good
for two Pirate runs. But a two
run homer by the Cubs Ernie
Banks was enough to hand
Robin Roberts his first defeat
Iof the season as Bob Rush out
pitched the Phillies' ace, 81.
Parnell Aided by Sisler
Mel Parnell, who broke his
pitching forearm two years age
and hasn't won consistently since
then, was the winning pitcher
yesterday for the Red Sox, but
he needed help from young Dave
Sisler in the ninth inning. Eau
chin also helped with a gooc
catch of a line drive with two or
and two out in the eighth. Par.
nell allowed IA hits and two
walks in 81s innings.
The big question for Boston is
when will Ted Williams return
Nobody seems to know. includ-
ing Ted, who broke a blood YES
sci in his right instep and hasn't
played regularly since the seconc
game of the season.
The masterminding in the
New York-Kansas City game
went into high gear when the
Yanks put men on second anc
third with one out and the
score 6-6 in the eighth inning
A confusing succession of pinch.
hitters. substitute runners anc
relief pitchers, all with the left.
handler VS.. highlander strategy
in mind, brought Joe Collins t.
the plate with the bases loaded
He sent an anti-climatic drib-
See BASEBALL, Page Al:
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Track.Against
.Landy in U. 5.
Debut Today

LOS ANGELES. May 5 (P.-
John Landy might break -four
minutes for the mile on the fast
track at Fresno, Calf, in the
West Coast Relays. but the SLOW
Coliseum strip here is another
problem.
So the skeptics were saying
today as the world record holder
from Melbourne, Australia. linec
up against a picked field of rivals
in Los Angeles big stadium.
(The race will be televised
in Washington over Station
WTOP-TV, Channel 9, at
5:45 pm, Immediately follow
ing television of the Kentucky
Derby.)
The weather forecast was for
a cool, cloudy day, and there
was even possibility of a sprin-
kle of rain. although hardly
enough to disturb the runners
Running against the 26-year-
old, slender man from down I'M
der were a fellow countryman
Jim Daley from Sydney; q
young Irishman, Ron Delany, q
sophomore in this country al
Villanova; Bill Dellinger, a STU
dent mate of Bailey at the Uni
versity of Oregon; half-mile rec
ord holder Lon Spurrier. of the
San Francisco Olympic Club:
Danny Schweikart. running fol-
the Los Angeles Athletic Club
and Jerome Walters of the
Southern California Striders.
Virtually no one even dared
hope that Landy would come
close to breaking his world rec
ord of 1858, set in Finland in
1854.
But the thousands of track
fans did want to see the Aussie
school teacher become the first
runner to hit under four min
uteS in the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-05
Nashua Rivals
Conceded Eight
To 26 Pounds

NEW YORK. May 5 R.-
Nashua, the big bay 4-year-old
colt who dreams of dollar signs
instead of oats, went to the post
a heavy favorite today in the
$50, 000-added Grey Lag Handi-
cap at Jamaica.
Top-weighted at 1913 pounds
under Ted Atkinson, Nashua
gave away from 8 to 26 pounds
to a field that included such
older horses for the Ia mile
jaunt as Fisherman, Joe Jones
and Find.
This was a day for Nashua to
celebrate for it was exactly two
years ago almost to the hour
that the son of Nasrullah began
his career by winning a race
down Belmont Parks Wideneg
chute. Since then he has banked
81 .040,515.
Yet, no matter what the out
come of the Grey Lag Nashua
can't possibly pass Citations all
time earnings of $1,O85, 76O. II
all nine entries start. the win
ner's share would come to $38, 100
If Nashua wins it, he'll be just
$7.145 short.
Had Nashua not Topped in his
last outing in the Gulfstream
Park Handicap on March 16
when he finished out of the
money for the first time in his
career, this could have been his
day to pass Citations earnings
Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs Joe Jones
and c. v. Whitney's Fisherman
both have been assigned 100
pounds, while Alfred G. Wander
bits Find is in at 11S.
The mystery" horse, lie Beau
Prince. who has won all four
starts in this country after flop
ping dismally in his only two
outings in Belgium, carried Ill,
The other entries were the
Valley Farms ImpasSe with no
Mrs. E. E. Robbins Midafter-
noon at 100 (and coupled with LIE
Beau Prince. the Clearwater
Stables Cavort at 100 and S. M
Barton'S Devastation at 102.