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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07
Dons Lead Poll 9th Week
/ oIonioIs Back in Top 20

1876 points, on the basis of 10 for
a first-place vote, nine for second
etc. The Dons received IA votes
for first, but despite their spot
less string of Is straight VIC
tories this year, one of the l24
ballots cast failed to name them
in the first 10. Another placed
them 10th.
The only other undefeated
major college team did not fare
so well. st. Francis of Brook
Ign extended its string to Is
after downing Creighton but got
only 10th place in the voting.
CIV Takes 18th Place
Dayton. with only five first
place votes. accumulated enough
support to lead Vanderbilt by
l01 points with an 856 total
Louisville. on the other hand
was voted the best on IL ballots
but its 709 point total was only
good enough for fifth place.
The first six places remained
unchanged with North Carolina
State still at No. and Illinois
at No. 6.
George Washington, missing
from the top 20 since January
II, moved into 10Th place after
routing Virginia Tech, 92-70
last week.
The top 10 teams with first
place votes and won-lost records
through Saturday in parentheses
points based on 10 for first
n o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07
Boxing Twin-BiII
In Boston TONIGHT

BOSTON. Feb. 7 tP).-Two OF
New England's most promising
rookie boxers take on champions
tonight in cofeatured l0-round-
.erS at Boston Garden.
Larry Boardman, a 19-year-
old lightweight from Marlbor-
ough, Conn. faces the toughest
chore in his nontitle bout with
Wallace BUD Smith, the world
champion in that class.
Bobby Murphy of Boston, re-
Gently voted 1855 Rookie of
the Year" by the New York Box
ing Writers Association, is
matched with Jackie O'Brien OF
Hartford. Conn, for the New
England welterweight crown.
Neither bout will be televised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07
BILLIARDS MATCH CONTINUES TODAY
Coros Just Makes N
As Mosconi Runs 126

of course, and the score does
not give a true indication of the
relative ability of the pair. Caras
held five world titles before Mos
conf won for the first time in
l94l and he took the crown
again in l949. Yesterday after
noon. for instance, the challenger
from Upper Darby, Pa, edged
the champion. 167 to $50.
The two matches yesterday
brought the score to 2.l00 for
Mosconi and 1898 for Caras in
their 5.000-point championship
tournament. After 2::30 and 8
pm. matches again today at CO.
lumbia. 1880 Fourteenth street
NV, the pair move to Milwau-
kee, Rockfleld, H., Chicago and
Detroit.
Mosconi, who quit high school
% years ago to turn professional
at l8 and made the game support
family of eight. admits it is a
good life 1T would be hard to
find anything softer than this, -
the gray-haired Philadelphia
says.
Besides the daily practice, the
sensitive touch in the cue and a
mind full of angles required of
the champion, you need the legs
of a golfer-and good eyes, says
Mosconi. His own eyes read 20
20 in the right and 1920 in the
left. Although he shoots right
handed. he sights with left eye.
He admits to a slight astigma-
tism" IN the left eye, but it
hasn't bothered me-" he grins.
/ Caras' championship in l949
marked the only time Mosconi
relinquiShed the title for full
year since he took the throne in
194l. Because of Army duty in
World War II, he considers him
self about a 10-time champion
Mosconi's ultimate objective is to
eclipse the IL championships won
by the late Ralph Greenleaf, who
is considered by many as the all
time king of the pocket game
Mosconi has broken almost all of
Greenleaf's other records and he
believes It's only a matter of
time before he passes this final
hurdle.
He thinks. however. that he is
past his peak. Like any other
sport, when you're hungry you
play better" he finds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07
AU and Gu Try !.
ToGet Nearer !
II
Ht-
League P!ayotis

American University and Cath
Ole University, both striving for
berths in the Mason-Dixon Con-
ference basketball championship
playoffs. will attempt to take
steps in that direction in sepa-
rate games tonight.
The hot Georgetown team,
winner of four of its last five
games including upset victories
over st. Joseph's College and La
Sale, takes on Mount st. Mary's
at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow night
at McDonough Gym. 1,
The Hoyas beat the Mounts,
1918, in early season at Mount
st. Mary's. Heading the Mounts
will be Jack Sullivan, the schools
big record-setter, who starred for
st. Anthony's High here.
The Cardinals. 1917 losers to
Washington College in a MD
game last night in Chestertown,
Md, also are bidding for the
right to stage the Tournaments
March 1-3. They must make the
Lineup of eight title hopefuls,
otherwise the tournament returns
to Loyola of Baltimore. 4
Now in ninth place with an
81 record, the Cardinals enter4
tain the Towson Teachers t2-5y
tonight, while AU (4-3) takes on
Gallaudet, practically out of the
running with 3-6 mark. q,
Washington boosted its record
to 6-3 by staving off a furious
Cardinal rally last night. The
Shomen led. 42-37. at the half
and increased their lead to IL
points before Bob Talbot and
Tom McKavitt led Gu back to
within a point of a tie. 74-73.
with a minute and Is seconds
left. Layups by Leo ellis and
Kenny Solden put Washington
over.
In another game involving a
District team. Howard University
TOOK a 92-75 beating from Blue.
neld State in a Central Inter--
collegiate Athletic Association
confess at Terrell Junior High.
BiuefieldS CIAA record is 9-5
and Towards is 9-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07
Murtoueh Named
Coach by Pirates

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 7 (P. -
The Pirates today named Danny
Murtaugh to their coaching staff
replacing Tommy Tatum.
Murtaugh. named manager
only last December Of the Will
Transport pa team in the
Eastern League, will be succeeded
in that job by John Fitzpatrick
a coach with the Pirates for
three years.
Tatum. sales manager for an
Oklahoma City television station
managed Oklahoma City in the
Texas League for the past sew
Ieral years. He had been named
to the Pirates staff recently but
declined the Job so that he could
devote his full time to private
business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07
BY the Associated Press

The San Francisco Dons go
after their 43d straight victory
tonight with a solid vote of con-
fidence from the Nations sports
writer's and broadcasters as the
No. / college basketball team in
the land.
For the ninth straight week
the Dons topped the Associated
Press poll and their stranglehold
on the No. spot seems secure,
at least until the end of the reg
ular ason. Lightly-regarded
College of the Pacific hardly fig
ures to extend the defending
NCAA champions tonight and
the rest of the seasons regular
schedule should pose no problem.
Only Fresno State, San Jose
State, Santa Clara. Pepperdine.
Loyola of Los Angeles, st. Mary's
(Calif.) twice and another game
with C. o. P. bar the way to an
indicated season for the Dons.
Victories over Loyola of Los
Angeles and Loyola of Chicago
in the past week solidified Day.
tons runnerup spot. The Flyers.
bound for the National Invita-
ton Tournament after accepting
a bid yesterday. hold a stable
lead over third-place Vanderbilt.
Kentucky Seventh
The only changes in the select
10 saw Kentucky move up a notch
from eighth place by virtue of
victories over Auburn and Duke /;
Temple dropped from seventh to
ninth after suffering its first de-
feat of the season. 67-66, at the
hands of Muhlenberg before
bouncing back to down st. Fran
els pa; Duke vaulted from
10th to eighth after turning back
North Carolina, and Alabama
moved into the 10th slot after
downing Georgia Tech. North
Carolina dropped out to 18th.
San Francisco amassed L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07
.Ahearn Adds
Seminal Bout
To Ring Show

A six-round lightweight semi
final sending Marvin Hickman
of Philadelphia against Walter
Brown of Baltimore was an
nounced today by Promoter
Goldie Ahearn to head up the
supporting card for his fight
show tomorrow night at Capitol
Arena.
The main event is a To-
rounder between Middleweights
Ralph (Tiger) Jones of New
York, one of the country's rank
ing l60-pounders. and Tony Bal
doni of Wilkes-Barre. Pa. That
bout will be on a national tele.
vision network, with WMAL-TV
the outlet in Washington al
10 pm.
Other supporting matches fol
tomorrow night are round
ers: Joe Gilchrist of Washington
against Nick Argo of Baltimore
featherweightS; Benny Deator
of Spartanburg, S. c.. against
Tommy Williams of Washing.
ton. middleweights, land Monl
Reynolds of Alexandria against
Joe Thomas of Salisbury, N. C.
Neutrality-suspicious..
Brown, the Baltimore fighter
who appears against Hickman ir
the semifinal, has victory ovel
Jimmy Cooper of Washington a.
one of the high points of hi.
record.
| Meanwhile, Bob Melnick, man.
ager of Tiger Jones, was ir
Washington a day ahead of thu
fight, and said he is working or
getting his boy a shot at the
middleweight title against thu
winner of the upcoming return
match between Ray Robinson
current champion, and Bobc
Olson. from whom Robinson wor
the title.
Jones had fights with botf
last year. losing to Olson in q
non-title bout but beating Rob.
inson before Robinson won tn,
title.
Melnick said he has an offel
from Robinson's management fol
a non-title fight. but that h,
turned that down. preferring t
try for a title shot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07
Fl. Myer Faces McNoir
For TOURNEY Berth

Fort Myer and Fort McNair
basketball teams meet once, and
possibly twice, today to de-
termine the MDW representa-
tive in the I'd Army tournament
starting February q at Fort
Knox. KY.
Fort Myer took q one-game
edge with a 80-73 victory at
Fort Myer last night in the first
game Of the double elimination
event. The second game will be
at 3 o'clock this afternoon at
Fort Myer, with the third, II
necessary, at 8 pm.
Ed Zavaglia with 20 points led
the scorers for McNair. while
Joe Notaro had 16 for Fort
Myer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07
Senators Get
Whole Stage


The Senators have been Of
,fered a chance at sole possession
Iof the American League lead.
Late afternoon April 16 could
find Washington the only win
ming combination in the majors.
The opportunity to get the jump
on the other clubs was extended
Manager Chuck Dressen's squad
yesterday with the announce
lment that the opening game mere
has been changed from April II
to April 16.
The golden opportunity con-
tains a gimmick. The Senators
have to beat the Yankees, de-
Tending league champions. who
no doubt. have ideas of moving
out front themselves.
All other teams are scheduled
to open April II and it was
thought fitting that the Nation s
Capital should have no COMPETE
ton in launching the season. ac-
cording to Calvin Griffith. Wash
ington club president, who ar
ranged the switch with the Yam
KEGS and. Will Harridge, league
president.
Some observers believe the rea
reason for the change was tiec
in with the plans of President
Eisenhower. The President like.
to make trips in April and be-
cause of that he almost missed
throwing out the first ball ir
1883. However, the opener was
rained out and the Chief Execu.
tive was able to make it to the
delayed opener.
"Of course, we hope the Pres
ident will attend" Griffith said
but with Washington and the
Yankees holding the baseball
stage alone, more interest will
be focused on the national as.
Epects Of the national game"
Washington gets competition
for the spotlight only every other
year. When the Senators are
scheduled to "open" on the road
the opener here is advanced one
day as matter of course.
/ The change resulted in Other
changes. The Senators Cancelled
an exhibition with their Char.
lotte farm club at Rocky Mount
N. c.. on April Is. The April l.
game has been reset for nigh
and the next days game. orig.
inally set for night. will be played
in the afternoon. April 10 vii
| be an open date for both clubs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07
COLONIALs
Continued From Page CT

continued From Page CT
son have been wild affairs with
scores over the century mark,
but this was the first one in
which both teams passed 100.
Furman was the early leader
in last nights whingding. taking
a 1888 lead in the first Is min
utes. The teams were warmed
up by that time and increased
the pace. with Furman still
ahead, 1856. at halftime.
Petcavich and Telasky dropped
baskets to shove the Colonials
ahead shortly before the midway
point of the second half, and
they stayed there. The century
mark was passed with eight
minutes left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07
BASKET BALL
Continued From Page C.

Continued From Page CT
Maine its 18th straight league
victim. 94-68.
George Washington mo. 49,
gained a share of the Southern
Conference lead with West Vir-
ginia by walloping Furman,
126-l09. West Virginia was
beaten in a non-league game,
84-69, by Memphis State, which
braced its bid for a post-season
tournament berth after trailing
by 10 at the half.
Only three other ranked teams
were active last night. Once
beaten Temple NO. 81 held 81
Green to 10 points and beat
MT bound Duquesne. 63-48. as
Guy Rodgers hit "a points. Ok
lahoma City mo. ~ defeated
Wichita. $3.50. with 6-foot- 10
Hubert Reed scoring 35. And
Iowa mo. 10, the Big Ten
runnerup, outlasted Wisconsin,
1914.
The Illini really had to scram-
BILE to get past the HoosierS.
Down Is points in the second
half. Illinois made it II straight
as Judson scored two baskets and
four free throws for the last
8 points in the game. Judson
was high with 30 points for the
1llini. Indiana's Wally Choice
had "a.
Kentucky Had Fight
Kentucky had to fight, too,
coming from behind in the last
5 minutes with a surge that shut
out Florida. 1870. Vern Hatton
led the drive with six straight
points. Gerry Calvert was tops
with 81 points while big Bob
Burrow, turned in a great de-
fensive job, holding Florida S
high-scoring Bob Emrick to IL.
Clemson set a team scoring
mark by beating The Citadel,
l14-69. Western Kentucky de-
feated Eastern Kentucky, 1892,
in overtime. Wake Forest pasted
Richmond. 81-73. Louisiana State
whipped Mississippi, 100-76, as
ROg Sigler hit for 30 and Tulane
beat Mississippi State, 110-72, in
two other SEC games. Julius Nc
Coy scored Al as Michigan State
trounced Michigan, 86-76, in the
Big Ten Colgate beat Pitt, TO-
o. and Penn State clipped Le-
high. 1864.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07
Southern Golf Dates Set

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Feb. Z
.P'.-The Southern golf tourna-
ment will be held at Holston
Hills Country Club May SIS, The
So hole medal-play meet is re-
stricted to golfers over As years
of age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07
BASKETBALL SCORES

Steubenyille 81 Lawrence Tech 81
WarrensburK (M01 81 Cane Girard ~
Depauw - Southwestern t1ennD /!
Parsons ~ Iowa WESLEYAN G5
LoraS 10 Luther : =;
MoTninEside S3 Omaha &
SOUTHWEST
Oklahoma City 90 Wichita 81
Texas Tech 1915 Arizona q;
Abilene Christian 10 Trinity Tex 81
FAR WEST
Col. Of Idaho so Lewis 4 Clark So
Pacific University 81 whitman 81
Occidental 81 Chapman 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07
GLOVES PAIRINGS
TONIGHT-CAPITOL ARENA
SUBNOvICE DIVISION
I60-pouna Class
sylvester Gather Northeast Acl vs..
John Harper Police Boys Club No. 1870.

NOVICE DIVISION
I?6-pound Class
George Grieve ,CYOl VS. Robert Mar
tino Olympic Cub
Ii1-pound Class
Jack Parke 'cYo' vs.. Carl Hossack
fMerrick Club.
John GalleaEza tMerrick Club VS.
Dick Perry tCYCJ.
I6O-pound Class
Charles Harvey Northeast AC1 vs.
Eugene Welborn Northwest ACp.
MILITARY DIVISION
II2-pound Class
Phil Ortiz touantieoI vs.. Earl Spence
tBollinE ABB,
I.6 pound Class
Nichols DISTANT.
H7-pound Class
Bernard Phillips touant!eo) vs. Rudy
Sawyer 'Deslautl.
-, t6o-Dound Class
Julian Hunt tQuAnticoD W.. Paul
Wright Boiling ABB,
pound Class
Foster Bonner t0uantieol vs.. Cliff.
ton Patterson DISTANT.
SENIOR DIVISION
I28- pound Class
Frederick Jackson Northeast AC) Va
Charles Driver Northwest ACJ.
lf-pound Class
John Smith u2th ST " VS.. Bills
Ellis tNorthwest AcI,
Billy Better tMerrick Club VS. jimmy
Johnson tPoitce Club No lal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07
THURSDAY-FORT MYER
sUBSOvICE DIVISION

l26-1ound Class
Robert Baldwin Southeast Housed vs.
William Herbert tNorthwest ACl.
i35-pound Class
Vincent wilkinson tNorfheast AC) vs.
Paul Whitmors tMerrick Club.
t17.pound Class
John Mathews tSoutheast Housed W
Roeer Reid Northwest ACJ
i6O-peund Class
Alvin Green Northwest ACD vs.. JohI
jerks (CYOt
l15-pouud Class
Donald Klimkievicz tCYCl vs.. Geors,
Logan tMerrick Club
Heavyweight Class
Elmore jackson fNorthysst ACD VI
Rufus johnson Northeast AC).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07

THE EVENING STAR C-3
Washington. D G 50
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07
NOVICE DIVISION

128-pound Class
Jimmy johnson Northeast ACb VS..
Norman Smith Northeast AC).
fs-pOund Class
Sam GLENN ore fSt Joseph's) VS.. win
ner of Jack Parker tCYOJ vs.. Carl
Hossack tMerric, CIubl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07
SENIOR DIVISION

SENiOh DitbStON
l28-pouHd Class
Roosevelt j" rBnn 'Southeast Houkel
vs.. Ray Morton Northeast ACj.
MILITARY DIVISION
I26- pound Class
Charles Waugh Boiling ABB VI,
Elijah Gran Andrews AFB),
I35- pound Class
John Hutchirs Boiling AFB) va
Tsbby Lee tDeSlantl
William Cherric Boiling ABB VA.
Eugene Golsnda CQuanttcol.
l4i-pound Class
Rudy Sawyer IDeslantD n, Terry
DoVneb tQuaniieo)
t60- pound Class
Richie Hill touantieol Va. Prank
Heating tDeslant
Ii5.pound Class
John Horne Boiling AFB, vs. Elvood
MYERS touanticol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07

Get RISE and
enjoy this new,
exciting 24-hour
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TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS


1880, WMAL l7)-Disneyland:
Cameras in Samoa" ro-
mantle existence of the Sa-
means. THE Holland Story"
a history of the hardy Dutch.
1880, WTOP t9)-Giant Step
tpremiere): A new quiz show
which offers a four-year COL
lege education and travel to
foreign countries as top prizes.
Bert Parks emcees.
1880, WTTG t5)--Federal Men:
Treasury agents are put on
the trail of a clever liar whose
racket consists of stealing
cash and bonds from homes.
500, WRC (4)-Hiram Holt
day: British authorities Sus-
pect Hiram of planning to
blow up the Rock of Gibral-
tar, thereby sealing the Medi-
terranean in THE Gibraltar
Toad"
$3.50, WRC t4)-Father Knows
Best: The Anderson children
persuade their parents not to
wear flapper-style clothes to
a costume ball and are
amazed when another couple
wearing identical clothes win
first prize.
$3.50, WMAL (7)-Navy Log:
Scratch One Hearse." A
Coast Guard Cutter attacks a
surfaced U-Boat.
900, WRC a. Kraft Theater
COLOR: Shadow Of Suspi-
cion, a drama of a narrowing
ordeal to which man and
his family are subjected when
a frightened child points him
out at the murderer of her
sister. Philip Abbott, Audra
Lindley and KusSen Collins.
TV Key says: IAN unusual
study"
$3.50, WNIAL (0-Ford Theater
Sometimes 1t Happens. with
Guy Madison and Dianne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-07

Foster, A boy and girl meet on
a subway.
1900, WTOP t5)-United States
Steel Hour: Survival" stars
Franchot Tone and Albert
Salmi. An electrifying court
room drama of the mid
Nineteenth century. TV Key
says: We'll above average"
1900, WMAL (7)-Wednesday
Night Fights: Isaac Logart
meets Clarence Harris in a
ten-round welterweight bout
from Chicago.
Ills, WTOP t9)-The Late
Show: Lady from Louisiana.
John Wayne. Ona Munson,
Ray Middleton. Antagonist
develops between two people
in love. when they discover
that she is the daughter of a
lottery racket boss.
1920, WMAL (7)-The Night
Show: Port of New York. "
Drama of the narcotic SNUG
Cling racket. Scott Brady and
Yul Brynner.
1880, WRC (4)--Steve Aliens
guest is Drew Pearson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-07
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

600. WIDOW, WASH-FM - In
the Concert Hall: Mendels-
sohn, Concerto in E Minor
for Violin and Orchestra:
Beethoven, Symphony No. 4
B Flat: Haydn, Symphony
No. Z in c.
600, VOL - Milton @. Ford
Show: Bing Crosby's Songs
I Wish I Had Sung"
sos, WGMS-FM - Symphony
Hall: Bach, Chorale, Come,
Sweet Death; Mozart, Piano
Concerto No. % in E; Dvorak,
Legend No. 8.
900, WOL-Good Music Time
with Paul Hume: Tschaikow-
sky, Suite No. /. A three-hour
show.
9:O5, WTOP-The World To-
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LATEST TV
INFORMATION

Television programs for
the week are carried in the
TeleVue magazine with
Sundays Star. Following is
supplementary information
on today's programs re-
ceived after TeleVue went
to press:
800, WTTG (5)-Warner
Brothers Premiere: "All This
and Heaven Too" with Bette
Davis. Bullets or Ballots"
originally scheduled for this
time has been Cancelled.
10000, WMAL (7)-Box-
ing: Isaac Logart win meet
Clarence Harris in a 10
round welterweight bout
from Chicago. The fight be-
tween Carlo Sarlo and Joe
Miceli was seen last week as
a last minute replacement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-07

night: A special series Of
early evening newscasts with
a complete wrap-up of late
breaking world developments
1905, WMAL - Blue Ribbon
Bouts: Isaac Logart and
Duke Harris meet in a To-
round welterweight bout.
1918, WWDC-This Is Our Mu-
sic: Singing stars Gordon
MacRae and Shirley Jones
duo.
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"0nee Thief" 1850. June
Havoc. 8:OO-5
THE Stronger" 1916. Loretto
Young. lO:30-4
Dressed to KILL" 1916. BosiI
Rothbone. ll:15-9
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1.-THE Inside Story" 1913. WiIIiom
Lundioon. ll:l5-9
"SoIome, Where She Doneed." 945.
Yvonne DeCorlo. ll:2o-7
Thursday PM.
Pork Row." 1852. Gene Evons.
l2:3O-5
THE Fleming Urge" 1855. Harold
Lloyd. Jr :0O-4
risky Petrol" 1889. Marjorie
Reynolds. zoos
"Morry Me-" l949. Derek Bond
3:OO-7
Jungle Book" 1912. sobu.
"Dork Commend" 1910. John
Wayne. ll:l5-o
"Her Fovorite Potent" le45. Ruth
Hussey. 10
Friday PM.
Pork Row." 1852. Gene Evons.
GLORY ct Sea-" 1852. Trevor
Howard. l:0O-4
Drums Of the Desert" $40. Ralph
Byrd. zoos
"Fhedo." l947. Dovid Forror
BOOT
Young and Wiling" 1912. Susan
Hayward. 8:OO-5
"Toles Of Hoffman. 1851. MORO
Sheorer. ll:l5-9
"Genehis Khon." 1853. Manuel
Condo. ll:2O-7
Saturday. PM.
Riding the Sunset TroiI." l94l.
Tom Keene. zoos
Hell Town" 1887. John Woyne
! :OO-4
High ond Hoppy." l947 Eddie
Albert. 300
"Greot Expectations" 1916. John
Mills. 2:3O-4
West OF Pinto Basin" 1910.
Crash Corrigon. 1909
Trolling Danger" 1916. Johnny
Mack Brown. 500