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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-28
A BABY ADDED TO DWINDLING HERD
Mother Nubs Son

FORT MADISON, Iowa (P).-
When Junior John Reynoso, "a,
escaped from the State peniten-
tiary he did not figure on his
mother making the capture.
Prison officials said Mrs. Ethel
Reynoso escorted her son back to
the penitentiary "a hours later.
Reynoso had % days left to serve
when he fled from a work detail.
He now faces an additional five
years for escape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-28

Igotiations have proceeded about
l"as usual" this year. There also
was a strike vote last year, and
the union has not struck in the
IL years it has bargained with
the company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-28
'Judqe Declares MistrioI
lin Schwimmer Tax Case

ST LOUIS QF9.-A msria declared today in the
of Harry Schwimme attorney trial with Truman
administration officials conspiracy charge Federal Dis
c Court here The ma ruling applied only Sctwmmer
who became i'll in the courtroom last week hospital
Attorneys for the other two observation-disclosures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12
Mahan Breaks
Track Record
In MeadowIand

CHICAGO. Aug. II tP.-
HaSty House Farms Mahan set
a new track record at Washing
ton Park today in winning the
S27,500 Meadowland Handicap
in a photo finish.
Ridden by Willie Shoemaker
the 5-year-old Chestnut horse
from England edged Charles
Fritz Sir Tribal in the ia miles
race on grass.
Mahan was clicked in 1:48 3f5
The old mark Of LAG was shared
by Happy c. and Mister Black
both carrying 1l9 poun d S
Mahan was loaded with 12C
pounds. six less than that car
ried by Mister Black.
Blue Choir, owned by Mrs
Harry L. Nathenson. closed fast
to pick up third money.
Mahan. coupled with Bryn
wound up the betting favorite OF
the 22,330 customers and paic
1920. $40 and 1920. Sir Triba
returned $500 and $3.50 anc
Blue Choir paid $40.
Mahan'S victory was worth
S15,975 and raised his United
States winnings to S25,525.
Setubal, an 86-l shot, held q
two-length lead at the half mile
but Mahan and Sir Tribal took
over at the far turn and began
their duel. Sir Tribal pushed in
front by head a furlong from
the wire but Mahan, on in the
inside. came in to win by a nose
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DAILY DOUBLE ga $3.50

THIRD RAcE-Purse, $3.50; claim
ina 4-year -olds and up: 8 furlongs.
Doc Walker tAdamsl i.eO SOC go
Silver Robby (SeurIockl $50
Rock Dozer, Alcova, Agreed, Guided
Bomb. Time. 1:11as.
- FOURTH R{AscE.-Purse' $3.50; claim
kiral (ShOemakerl go f.2O $50
Sea Tale tCarstensl $50 SEQ
Mr.. President, March Brat. Monte.
yideo. Truce Talk Time. 1:5las.
FIFTH RACE-Purse 81 200 allow
ane,ssi 9 and 4-year-olds: g. furlonss,
LetmegO tChurchl 100 800
/ How Blue (ShOemakerl ESQ
/ Mighty Song. Ky Admiral, Bornsstar.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds and up; d furlongs
| tturfi,
Nimsle Doll E!b, $50 40 go
\ Roman stripe Iejeune) I'S0
Gsyion. Whirling Blues, Mrs. Marx
CORRELATION, El-zahbi. Fiddle. Time,
1;1I2s.
Lytle and Fenton entry.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $3.50;
BooRkesper 1sh'msEsT, go 1'i? 800 ESQ
Wise FIGHTER tHeekmannt $40 $50
Ram gillette Carstensl 5.tO
/ PicafTiend. Gay Dictation, NJ @ Skid,
Don MelOuy, SkyStnellhDit. Time l.l Is.
EIGHTH RACE--The Mesdowland
Handicap, SD, 900 added: 3-year -olds
and I'D: u miles.
. Mahan tShOemakerl l.2e 2fO ego
/ Sir Tribal tSkorOnskD 800 leo
{ Bite Choir tCarstenSl g,tO
Jabneh, Bryn. Foxy Elmer. Bezaha
/ Setubal. Time. 1889 New track
record.
Hasty House Farms entry.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $3.50: claim
/ ing 4-yesr-olds and up, ] q miles turf.
/ Streaking JesSOpl Il.2O 500 g lao
/ DiavOlezza adams 500 $40
Crnwnette tShoemakerl 3gO
Mrs. J U, Askine. Henry's Reward,
/ Lady Elect Closing. HUGO You Go,
Cnarng Light Time. 1915.
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Worrenton Colt Wins
|ChorIes I own Feature

running shoes this afternoon
winning by a length and a halt
after leading throughout with
/ Charles Mckee in the saddle
Last saturday Coonhuntel
finished last. beaten by Ia
lengths against similar S1,50C
lplaters.
In the secondary feature, the
sixth event, the favorite players
were disappointed by Over Dover
the even-money choice, who
| finished third behind Ralph
Clark's Sighted. The winner paid
$3.50. Philly Baby was second.
j Jockey Charles Clark, the
meets leading rider, who piloteo
Over Dover in the four-furlong
dash, finished fast but did not
utilize her early speed for the
first quarter mile.
Creek Greek. the $3.50 favorite
and Deetzi. who nipped Mighty
John in the final stride by a
nose at $1l.40, combined for q
5000 daily double. Six ano
Seven were the cashable num-
bers.
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Minor Tracks
Open Season
AT HdqerstOWn

I HAGERSTOWN, Md, Aug. IL
Special. - HagerStown race
track is preparing for the open
ing of its historic 12-day meet
ing Wednesday which also opens
the 60-day Maryland minor
track season. The meeting at
the half-miler is historic in the
fact that in previous years Mary
lands minor tracks were limited
to Today meetings.
Some of the stables planning
to run horses during the meeting
include those owned by Mrs
George SaportaS. Rudy Keys,
Louis Dubost. Robert chatham.
William Denham and Dan
Chamblin. And jockeys, most
Iof whom moved over from
Charles Town, include Joe Servis.
Charles M. Clark, Sammy Pa
Jumbo, Charley Mckee, Ellis
Gray and Tommy McGovern.
Hagerstown bettors will be
pleased to discover the plant has
been equipped with the same
totalizer equipment used at mile
tracks. A closed television cir
cult also has been installed to
bring the infield board in view on
a screen in the calculators room
Two features have been sched-
uled for the eight-race opening
day program. The BeSter Purse
will be run over the 612 furlong
distance. while the Inaugural
also will be run at 6la furlongs.
Last year the Bester Purse was
run on the Mason-Dixon course
and won by c. B. Carriers g.
year-old filly, Warnessa.
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Collie SideIines Nashua,
As Blue SporkIer Wins

popular Harry Wells, won the
Champlain Handicap at Jamaica,
but was disqualified for bearing
out 1t was this that caused
Scurlock's Today suspension.
The little rider, one of the bet
ter veterans among the jockeys,
was in the press box with his
wife today and those who talked
to him got plenty of encourage
ment to wager on the chestnut
mare. But OWE was quick to state
that holding off today's horses
was a different matter from &C
comprising the same job against
Nashua.
So Jack Kelly's $500. 900 invita-
tional did nothing in the way
of settling the Swaps Nashua
dispute, and Mister Gus did little
to boost Comparative score
argument in behalf of Swaps,
who is due here early next month
to run in the 100000 United
Nations Handicap on the grass.
Kelly'S daughter. Grace, and her
royal husband. will be here for
that one, so maybe a new at
tendance record will be set.
Today's crowd was just 172 shy
of the all-time mark of 33,404,
set on August %, 1853.
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Continued from Page CT

Tear flattened out badly in the
stretch and wound up fifth.
Neither Manotick, 4-year-elo
gray f1lly, nor Wise Margin, New
England's handicap champion
ever got within striking distance
and finished sixth and seventh
respectively.
Blue Sparkler's time was
1898, more than two seconds
over the track record held by
Horoscope. However the track
appeared to be more than a little
dull.
Blue Sparkler, next to Mano-
tick. the longest price in the race
paid $1940, $500 and $40. The
Darby Dan Farms Skipper Bill
who went off at 8l2 to l, re-
turned $3.50 and $40. while
Alfred G.. Vanderbilt's consistent
Find. a $3.50 to l investment,
was $40 to show.
With Nashua out of it, the
starting highweights were Mister
Gus and Find, each with 119.
Blue Sparkler. who had won
$47,775 in three earlier victories
this year, was one of the light
weights with 113, one more than
Manotick. Jet Action, assigned
l13, was scratched earlier in the
day.
In her last previous race, Blue
Sparkler, whose trainer is the
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.BIen Host Wins
In Stretch Duel

DEL MAR, Calf, Aug. IL (P).
-Blen Host won stirring
stretch duel from Pit Boss and
Lucky G. L. today to capture the
$4,000 La Jolla handicap in a
photo finish.
A crowd of 1890. largest for
a Saturday in the history Of the
Del Mar track, watched the
thrilling finish which found Blen
Host and Pit Boss running head
and head all through the stretch.
Lucky G. L. came with a rush
at the end of the mile race to
make it a three-horse finish.
Blen Hosts winning margin was
nose and Pit Boss held second
by a neck over Lucky G. L.
Family Album. the betting
favorite, ran last in the 1o-horse
field.
Blen Host, owner by the
Gazelle Stable and ridden by
Ralph Neves, paid $16.7O, $3.50
and 1910; Pit Boss IS and $3.50.
and Lucky G. L. $3.50. Time for
the mile was 1897.
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DAILY DOUBLE (6-6l SS4.IO

THIRD RAcE-Purse 50. 200: claim.
ing; hurdles 3-year-olds and up; about
! - miles
Knocks Twice tDePy) $500 $50 $40
Rebel Coat tWalker) 500 Toe
Tall Mount Mason 6.5O
ChillicS; Breakers Ahead, Bombez
Resist. Time. 3:29l5.
-. FOURTH oJJR H. RAG, RACE = Purse, s3,5oo' g
One stroke tW'dh'se, 1910 go $50
Banned tAtkinson) Bag
One To Go. Mustato. Midshipman
Point, Natasar. Moon Crazy. Time
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. sa,7oO; allow.
anceS; .3-yearolds: furlongs.
Finnochio Costa 1880 100 3.1G
Military Trail tWoodhouse, 'O' SD
Land O'Peace Palace Dancer. Witches
Magic' Charro. OIL, Mary's Double. Time
SIXTH RACE--The Travers Stakes
$40. 900 added. 3-year-olds: ia miles.
oh Johnny tWdhousel 1880 6.IO LIZ
Tick Took tBOlandl $50 sill
Bits Sky Boy tyalenzuelal s.1(
Gay Warrior. Riley, Canadian Champ
St. Amour end, King Grail. Borr
Mighty. Time. 2:O6is,
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $4,000: al
usionist HtsinsoR a sss Up ssSronss
Bunnv's Babe tROland) $50 RIA
Black Record Bailey l6O
Acefull Best Auber.. Brown Hackle
Brother Tex, Master Ace, BY Jeepers
Finicai. Time, l:l22s.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow
ances; 3-year-olds: Wilson mile
Quarter Deck Bailey $50 900 4.2C
Smart Admiral (MiGueEl $40 5.3G
Scampering fSOrensen) I5O
Nieht Intruder, Passyunk, Patlarkit
Masonic. Show Bridge, Chance Deb
Greek Town. Time, 1:39as
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IFITZ FEELS BETTER
AS NASHUA DOES

SARATOGA SPRINGS,
N. Y, Aug. IL (Pl.-Trainer
James E. Fitzsim m ons
learned of the scratching of
Nashua from the Atlantic
City Handicap at his Sara
toga training quarters
today.
They did the right thing
in scratching him and I'm
glad to hear that the horse
is out of pain now" said
Mr.. Fitz. LAS long as he feels
better so do /. I'll be waiting
right here for him when
they bring him up early
this week after they make
sure he's all right to be
shipped"
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DAILY DOUBLE u-sl see6.SO

THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim.
Deedee o tHartack) $50 500 3.6(
Yock Tom tBrOussard) $50 500
Little Hut Smith IIC
Restrained, Herald Wind, Miss Misty
Gaelic Chief Brookyille Time, 1:122s
FOURTH RACE - Purse. $4,000
4year olds and up; furlongs -
Bradley tBOulmetis) s.?O $50 42(
Lark Sun tStevensOn) HOO zoo
Weep and Vail ROOT 5.SC
Aegean Sea. Our Emblem Top Value
Astute, Bully Bolero, Emory Nal. Sane
Boy First Glance, Apocopep. Time
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; allow.
aances; 3-year,,olds and up; ii. miles;
RaSper End tBOulmetisp $50 e.st
War Tune High Button Half shell
Fin Casserole. Time l:444s.
SIXTH RACE--Purse. 81 500; allow
fsSis martin ayth5oid Ti 10 't s3o
SOl-Hi tBOulmetisl I.2O 400
FFabricator Heblanc) 32l
AlSay: Cedrus, Paint The Town. II
sp sFv 81 Tim y Art 49, Atlantic RI,
Handicap: 100000 added; 3-year-oldl
and up ia miles
Blue Sparkler tBI'tis> 1910 900 5.iI
Skipper Bill tRegalbuto) $50 5.iI
Mister Gus. Manotick wise Margin
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500 claim
ing: 3-year-olds; Il miles.
Miss Erlen CBoglmetisl $50 go 800
Androb tNelSOn) IL
Wish Tonight. Wonagain. Royal Holt
day. Locks Last, Happy Warrior
Overland. Time, 1.47ls
McDevitt and Lid Stable entry.
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Joguor VII Wins
In Road America

ELKHART LAKE, Wis. Aug. II
I(P).-A Jaguar Mark VII driven
by Paul Goldsmith of st. Clail
Shores, Mich, averaged 59.2
miles an hour today to win the
l00-mile Road America race fol
light-powered stock cars.
Goldsmiths sedan took the
lead from a Studebaker driven
by Jerry Walters of Plymouth
Wis, on the fourth lap on the
4-mile asphalt course. Walters
was runnerup to Goldsmith
throughout the rest of the race
and finished about one minute
behind the winner. Goldsmith's
time was 1:41.21.
Third place went to Herb
Thoms of Sanford. NC, who
drove a Ford Zephyr.
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GuIdur Wins Rockingham Feature

Galdar won the $500 Gen John W. A. Green
Handicap by two lengths over K Stables Chief
Fanelli before a crowd of 1907 at Rockingham
Park today
The 5-year-old brown gelding Travelled the mile
and one-sixteenth in 1:424s only three f1fths Of
a second slower than the track record of Sailed
Away.
Earl Van Hook. veteran jockey who was sus-
pended for 10 days by the stewards earlier today,
rode well-judged race on Galdar An odds-on
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Vistu Park States
Motorcycle Races

More than IS motorcycle
riders. headed by Billy Tyler
point-scoring leader, are entered
in the slx-event program this
afternoon at Vista Park Speed
way.
Time trials start at l O'Clock
and the first race at 2. The track
is located at the intersection Of
Defense and Palmer highways
Other riders participating be.
sides Tyler include Harvey Bige.
low, Jim Brent. Reno Coletti
Chapel Oaks Hawk and the Pen.
der brothers, Jim and John.
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Squires Polo Club
Host to Colonies

The washington SQuires polo
team will seek revenge on the
Norfolk Colonies in a match be-
ginning at $3.50 pm. today at
Barnsley Field, Olney.
Four weeks ago the Colonies
handed the Squires their only
defeat at Barnsley this season,
Al, ending a streak of seven vic
tories.
The Colonies again will be led
by Harry Wilson and Billy West,
considered two of the finest
players ever to compete while in
Army uniform.
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IraVers Goes
To Oh johnny
With Good Ride

SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y,
Aug. IL (P).-Hedley Woodhouse
took Oh Johnny through an
opening along the rail at the
top of Saratoga's stretch today
and saved plenty of yardage to
win the Seth running of the
Travers. Oldest stakes event run
on an American track.
Howell E. Jackson'S Tick Took
was almost two lengths back at
the end of the mile and quar-
ter race. which carried value
of $47.700. Third place went to
Bills Sky Boy, a head back of
Tick Took and four and a half
lengths in front of Greek Spy,
the lukewarm choice with the
crowd of 22,050. Oh Johnny,
owned by Mrs. Wallace Gilroy,
paid his hackers $3.50, $6.4O
and $4.70 across the board.
The finish of the Travers was
not as close as the betting by the
big crowd would indicate. 1t was
only in the last flash of the
board that favoritiSm settled on
Greek Spy with Christiana
Stables Ricci Tavi the second
choice, Tick Took third and Oh
Johnny fourth. There was only
difference Of $1,8l2 between
the first and the fourth choice
SO close was the betting.
Needed WOOdhOuse's Move
Oh Johnny. who had taken two
stakes earlier in the year and
was second in the Dwyer a few
weeks ago, needed all the ground
saved by Woodhouse's daring
move along the rail. Eighth in
the early running, Woodhouse
moved Oh Johnny into conten-
ton on the final turn and then
slipped through at the right mo-
Iment to get the lead at the
eighth pole. Once in front Oh
Johnny responded to Wood
houses whipping and shouting
opening his two-length margin
toward the end of the race. oh
IJohnny's time for the mile and
one-quarter was a moderate
i2:O61s.
/ w. j. Froehlich'S SOL Gay
Warrior set the early pace, open
ing up a seven-length gap or
the remainder of the field in the
run around the first turn. The
leaders advantage dwindlec
slightly in the run down Sara
toga's shaded backstretch as Gay
Warrior tired with his extremely
fast pace. Ricci Tavi was the
first to overtake the longshot but
before the race was over the II
Others in the field had passed
him. There were Is overnight
nominees but Beam Rider was q
late afternoon scratch.
Hole Opens on Rail
When Ricci Tavi took the lead
away from Gay Warrior Wood
house decided it was time tc
make his move with Oh Johnny
a 3-year-old son of Johns Joy
Staying close to the rail, Wood
house moved up to third with
the bay colt and then Steadied
him as the rest of the bulky
group of 3-year -olds fought for
position to get around the firing
leaders. The hole opened. Wood
house went through and there
was little that Bill Boland, on
Tick Took, and Angel Valen-
Izuela. on Bills Sky Boy. could
do about it. They just could not
make up the necessary ground.
Oh Johnny, who was bred by
his Greenwich Comm owner
became a 100000 winner as he
picked up the winners share OF
$4,000 in the Travers. Mrs
Gilroy also holds the historic
Man O'War Cup for one year
She was presented with the
trophy in the winners circle fol-
lowing the race by Mrs. Walter
M. Jeffords.
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Washington Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing: 3-vear-olds: 5i2 furlongs,
Side Wheel tSkeIly) 1900 $40 $50
Boast tHeckmann) 100 300
BuzZie tShOemaker1 2.2O
Prince Torch, Anita v, solero's Doll
King OF Chi Sam Gee Bee, Love Call
Honey Mzrie, Adolphs JOY. Time
l.u6ss
SECOND RACE-Purse, $3.50: claim
ing; 3-year- olds; T furlongs.
Poor John tkortel 1910 100 4.2G
Quick Lad tSkellyl $50 4.4C
Bloody Warrior (ShOem'r) ESQ
Donnarch. Errsrd Queen. Rufus The
Red. Eternal Nell, 10 Don, Menown
Commodon. One Putt. Miss Nina. Time
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Saratoga Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. 5000; claim
ing; 2-yesr-olds; 5i2 furlongs
Brown PAPER (Sc'zer) 1890 $40 100
BOutillier tCOmbeStb $50 $50
Rio Vegas (Andersonl SO
Blue William, Retreat, Tiswar Steel
master. FoXie Chance Counts Bouquet,
Nah Hiss. Second String Elliotts Dream
Time | :01.
SECOND RACE Purse $4,000;
2vear-old maidenS: So furlonFs.
Arnica (AtkinSon1 $40 $50 go
Self Rule tSChwizer) $50 $40
Avenge tMikkOnen) BIO
BiScsyne, Hannah's Hill Tuckaroe.
Reservoir, Alpine White, Simon The
Bold Easy Street, Ram. Flnlandia. Time,
.U135
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BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va,
Aug. 11-Soft Day found his task
Just that as he romped to three
length victory, the first of his
brief career, in Charles Towns
feature race for 2-year-olds to-
day.
Although he was beaten in
his three previous races, Soft
Day. a son Of Devil Diver and
Gaelic Gal. bred by his owner,
Mrs. John T. Maloney of Warren
ton, Va, was made a slight choice
over the entry of Grand Chief
and Smart Set. Soft Day paid Sc
In the strung-out finish. Pistol
Shot, longShot, gained second,
2l2 lengths ahead of Left.
Despite ideal summer weather,
disappointing crowd of 8.169
turned out for the final Saturday
program here. Betting dropped
to $481 ,977 to the dismay of the
Charles Town Horse Show asso-
citation for which the last six
days OF racing here is being con-
Quoted.
Grand Chief Disappointing
! Soft Day, ridden by Tony Rus
4 so, took the early lead over eight
rivals in the dash of about six
furlongS and found serious oppo-
ISition only from Left. The lat
ter displaced Soft Day briefly on
/ the back stretch but was no
match for the winner in the final
quarter mile as the colt drew
away smartly.
A disappointment in the race
was the performance of Alfred
c. Paul's Grand Chief. who was
expected to do most of the run
ming for the entry trained by
IL. E. TorreySon. Grand Chief
finished sixth and was beaten by
his running mate, Smart Set,
who was fifth.
Sighted Wins CO-Feature
Trainer Aubrey A. Fishback,
who saddled Soft Day. also pro-
vided the longshot of the day in
the third race when he sent out
r. L. Parsons Coonhunter who
won at 500 for 81.
Coonhunter was wearing his
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Atlantic City Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, 1900; claim
ing; 2-year-olds: furlongs. .
Kildee Blum 20. 10 I3fO FRA
superb tNeIson) 1910 IO.2O
Summer Jewel (Br0uSsardl I.S0
HoptoitbOy. Chardeejon, Sempre, Royal
Lit Lew Bro. Comes A Tide, Patch
Gold, Nitime, Mr. J. D. Time. LA
SECOND RACE-Purse, So 900; claim
COrfel Cook 1850 1880 19C
COluncille tHartack) $50 LEA
Racer tNelsOnb 6.2O
DOreen'S Play, Mountain Holly, Bicky
4 l.. Cold Pigeon. Soldier Son, Piedmont
/ Lady. Eatontown, Big Finale Time
HIPS.
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CHARTS OF CHARLES TOWN RACES


nv, Copyright, 1856. BY Triangle Publications Incl
rIhSt RACE0Pue 81 600; claiming 3-year-olds about
uIonss OH :O; start good; handily place drtv
1ng Wnner Mourars 3 by Cedar CreekFve B s.
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SIXTH RACE Purse 81 200: ALLOW ance: 3-year-ods;
about "a iurongs off 4l good. easily place
driving Winner Ralph Ciarks br BY Air Tareet-Leba
s. Trainer. s. TRkara. Values-SS50. $500 S100, $50
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Horse. Jockey.
Creek Greek tBarane
Sure To Stay (Krat
Fallen Angel (Gordol
Fyrst (RuSso)
Auto Speed tSnvderl
Stacked Deck (Clark
Madcap Meg tDosher
Deb's Candy (Arduin
Lloyd's First Grant
Hampton Gal (P0wle,
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-dollsr mutuels pad-sOFT DAY SIS 90 81 An q %
5IoL SHOT. $3.50. 81 40. LEFT, Sz20 ~
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40 wo-dollar mutuels paid - CREEK CREEK 50 so So So
$50 SURE TO STAY, S4 60 $500 FALLEN ANGEL S. 20
SECOND RAcE-Purse 81 900: claiming 3-year-old anc
up; about Az furongs Off 2a6; start GOOD won driving
place same winner D. o. Evans b. Shutout-Fal
Alice Trainer J. D. Moran. Values-S70O SI75 S75 $50
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IWo-doIaL mutue!s pad--COONHUNTER 500 90 sa6 OO
SI2.O0. TONGA PRINCE So 60, $50. HERNDON Sd 80
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 81 900 claiming: 4-year-olds and
up about furongs Off 333; start good, won dryinS
page same winner c. B. Carter'S T. Fiddle
s-6ireen Foe Trainer, Payne Vaiues-S700 SIS5 81
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IWo-dohar mutues pald-POMALEE BbN So 80, 81 A
MASHOUDA. $500. $40 STEEL BLUE. So. so.
Handle-S4sl 977. Attendance-s,169
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OLD HIT FOR NEW AUDIENCE

Old HIT FOR NEW AUDIENCE
Laurence Olivier and Joan Fontaine play leading roles
in the vintage film hit Rebecca released again and
showing at the Columbia Theater starting tomorrow The
film version of the Daphne du Maurier bestseer was d
rected by Alfred Hitchcock 1t the Academy award in
1910 in competition with such pictures as CARLOS mi
nochka "The Grapes of WRATH "Abe Lincoln in Illinois"
Our Town." Foreign Correspondent" and "Al This and
Heaven. Too"