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DAILY DOUBLE Paid s1ss. 4O

THIRD RAcE-Purse. 50 1000; claim
inS s-y War;, n snd up; IL miles ~
Irish Admiral Fairbanks, ~ 40
The Pheasant. Lovely Dice, Filleauine,
FOURTH RACE--Purse. $1,000: claim
Cash Me In tEn'ausD iS.eO 800 $40
Every Hour lLandersb $50 99O
Live Ticket tRlsleyl / 10
Pinocchio. Biz Medal. Valley Blue 5nd,
Park. King rwig. Time. i:i3is.
Revnolds-DonatO entry
b Bernstein-Lipman entry
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
Nabbs HandersD 1870 G.8O 40
Grid fR0dgeTl 1920 $40
Turbines Kid fDerOln) 4.1O
Turkeyneckoaks, Kind Mould. Fleeing
VIII, Top Flush, Maid O'Athens. Time.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. "a 900; allow
ances. 3-year-olds. / mile 40 yards.
p pSrGnSr ,n,. .Landero $50 sso s. :!l
Victory Medal 0Deroin) $3.50
Easy Smile, Wartesia, John Hancock,
Cut Out, Mighty Baker. Time, l.439s.
SEVENTH RAcE--The Jeanne D'Arc
Stakes. $4,000 added; 2-year-oids.
cSusin Con Cwilson) 1880 $50 IOAO
willamette tBiermanD 1850 10 0O
Magie spell tCombesD 1920
Rippfella, Hair Pin. Miss Holmdel
capelet, Snow White, Royal Respect
La verlte. Time. 46as.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, So, 700; claim
ing J-year-olds and up. / 4. miles
Ric0dee Adams 5000 $50 500
Old Prospeetor (GibbD 40 $50
Platterpuss IandeFsD 440
Benzel, Vivid Legand Melzar, Red
Red Robin Time. 1878.
NINTH RACE--Purse. So 900: starter
Handicap; 3-yeAr-olds and UP: ! "a miles.
TwOa Company tF'ksl 1000 $50 Ara
lily Humphrey STUART 1900 H.20
Halls Testing Rose $50
Leo. Collision, Assistance. Pyongyang,
indian Pre-, Bouquet Billy, Old Hooper.
Time 2;35it
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Continued From PAGE O.

Continued From Page CT
with Jets Charm at her saddle
cloth. But things happened
quickly at this point as Lebku-
chen and Smoke Veil, in fight,
Surged ahead.
1t was rugged two-way battle
from 10 yards in and after the
two f1llies surged under the wire,
the crowd was in doubt as to
the winner in the photo finish.
For Lebkuchen it was her first
stakes triumph in eight starts,
but it gave her a record of four
for eight and $54.825 earned.
The order of finish behind the
first four was Punctilious. Slip
peroo. Bravura. Marullah and
Magic Forest.
The turnout in raw, threaten
ing weather for Laurel's seminal
card of the year was the largest
of the fall and the betting Of
81, 1866 also established new
high of the current session.
Jockey Hartack, making his
seasonal bow at Laurel, won the
first race with Flying Bry, initial
ing a S84.80 double completed by
General Dillon, but was BANKED
thereafter.
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CousinConW
'Gansett Stake

PAWTUCKET, RI, Nov. 10
R.-With Capelet, the 7-to-1O
favorite. finishing next to last
victory in today's $4,000 Jeanne
dare Stakes at Narragansett
Park went to the 9-to-2 second
choice, Cousin Con.
The daughter of Wait A Bit
led Willamette by seven lengths
at the finish Of the mile and a
sixteenth race for 2-year-olds
Magic Spell finished third, a
length further back.
Cousin Con paid $1,000, $50
and 5000. Willamette returned
$3.50 and $1,000 with Magic
Spell paying $17.20. Cousin Cons
time was 1:463s.
One show bet of $4,000 on
Capelet was reported by the mu-
tuel department. Jimmy Nichols,
the favorite's rider, said after the
race that she was sore and Just
wouldn't extend herself. Capelet
recently won the Frizette Handi-
cap at Jamaica.
The victory was worth $ll,230
TO Mr.. and Mrs, E. H. Ellis of Far
Hills, N. j., who bred and owns
Cousin Con. Her total now is
Sl8,490 in eight starts of which
she has won four.
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Pojomo ops Heads Field
In Opening PimIico Stake

the meeting. Acceptances for
the Special Ninclude Bardstown,
Summer Tan, Find, Midafter-
noon. Traffic Judge and Joe
Jones as we'll as Dedicate and
Mister Gus, who are slated to
run in the International.
The Marguerite Stakes on
November II will be followed by
the Special Thanksgiving Day,
Pimlico Futurity, November "a;
Gallorette, December J.; Ex-
terminator, December 8, and
Pimlico Cup. December is.
Opened in 1870, Pimlico has
undergone extensive improve
ments during the past summer.
The grandstand and clubhouse
have new heating systems and
have been partially enclosed.
The famous Members Club
house, home of the Maryland
Jockey Club, has been remodeled
and will be previewed Tuesday
night at a buffet supper for press
and radio men.
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Federal Hill Wins
At Churchill Downs

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 10
R.-Federal Hill easily won the
$35, O00-added Kentucky Jockey
Club Stakes at Churchill Downs
today. covering the mile course
in 1878.
The 2-year-old colt, owned by
Clifford Luskey of Louisville,
went to the front as the field Of
seven neared the half-mile pole.
He then coasted to victory before
$4,000 fans, three lengths in
front of Tranquil.
Jockey Willie Carstens piloted
the 3-to-10 favorite home to
collect $40,6S5 as winners share
of the purse. Jet Colonel was
third.
Federal Hill paid $3.50 and
1920 and Tranquil returned So
There was no show betting.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID ssO.SO

THIRD RAcE--Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 2-year-oidA; / mile
Camden Dgho9l 500 800 s.dG
Poiitesse. Stout Built. sashayin'
Hywolen. frey Genie. Duntreath Tint.
Sandys Mink Time. l.42
ina. 5.ysari ,sf 81 iarion longs '''"
super Kitty tCraiGl 1850 100 $40
Liseness tDOmenieo) 800 3.te
Msgr. Dugan tviera) $40 100
3ireaai g,, SUI ksideI; Ansng fAuiss. Ts s.
Deadhsa, for second.
FIFTH RACE Purse. - 500, claim
County Defense tyIsrsJ SEQ t.iO sae
Bar Chip tChambersl 1880 $40
Moon Love tc0xi $50
chara, Service, Volt Jr., Argufy. Time,
SIXTH RAcE-Purss. $4,000. claim.
az 5.yssr.oids and up Il miles "a
P%iSSs I 1Trsm.nI "NO SO i.s 90
Mighty sonE iCrAiGl 500
Laehss. Faulty, Famous Oft. Ba5y
lucky, Die Vaikyris. sosmie Bell. Sun
''i SEVENTH RACE - Purse. 10000;
handicap 3.ysar-olds and vi u miles
Key Biseayne fvierai p.ZO SEQ ia
Jimmy The One CRAIG $50 g.ge
Dsga1hs. Black Hombufg NEXT PAGE
Tine i5iM SueW track record
aEap BERG entfY
EIOHTH RACE--Purse s. 900. handi-
cap 3-year-0lcs and W - mlisg
Bfaseda fCFalGb $50 800 2.Gl
sam Slick fNierab 18o g.On
LAtfia Crsek fWelssmani a01
Klnr MastsnE' Bobfae lime. 5igst
NINTH RACB--Puras $500 claim
ne 3.ysaf.oidt and up - miles
&c Hetueen fakarakil $50 $50 a.0N
Hard.Sea fNiefai $40 zHo
Trepie Raider fDuhanl 3.nn
Msdirc Crean Hop. Darffl D NJ Rs4
oehsn, Faify Prime. ffsas Stanton. De
eonirol. Tine, asa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
By ROBERT B. PHILLIPS
Special Correspondent of The Star

MONTPELIER STATION, Va,
Nov. 10.-Virginia's final hunt
race meeting of the year proved
as unpredictable as the Novem-
Der weather here today, as Mrs.
Vernon G. Cardy's Evian won
the Noel Laing Steeplechase
Handicap in an upset victory
over Mrs. Cordialia Mays Billing
Bear and Montpelier's own
Mighty Mo.
Evian Joined a long list of
horses that had not won at Mid
dleburg last week but were fit
and ready to win this week. Still
another list was made up of the
horses that had won at Middle
burg last week. The latter IN
cluded Mighty Mo, Curly Joe,
Gentle Knock, Permian and Da-
rubini. all great successes at
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $50

THIRD RAcE--Purse. $4,000: claim
Ing 3-Year-clds and up; 9 furlongs.
IswaS tWOodhouseb $50 40 900
Bu"le Call tMartinl go $40
Islander. Fly 10, Valcarie, Fast Brook.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81, 1000; allow
ance: 3-year-olds. furiongs
Royal Product tUs'rv) $40 $50 2.30
Nffifden tAtkiusOnl $50 2.5O
Patroitnaa Pete iNalenzuelal 800
BIT o Sport. .Ramrod, omer. BE De-
light Time. l:12As.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: maiden
2-year- ODDS ID miles
Nah Hiss (UsseTy) $50 40 $50
Way Navy (AtkinsOn) 7.3O $50
Roscoe Nancy (B0landl 400
Iron Hand, chic's Belal, Promethean,
Time 46ts.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000. allow
ance5; 3-year-Olds and up: u furlonRs.
First ASKING tS'tino) 1870 $50 800
Betsann CDsnisil $40 I1O
Bless Pat (Sterling) 200
lure. Careless Miss. Time. I:ieSs.
SEVENTH RAcE-Roamer Handicap.
$50. 900 added: 3-yeaT-olds; q miles
Third Brother (v'ElA) 1910 $50 6.30
ReDeged tUsseryl 100 4.9O
oh Johnny tWoodh'se) 500
Gray. Phantom. Riley. Busher Fan
Ride Greek Spy, Gold Bell md. Motor
Line Kingmaker Time. l:567s.
EIGHTH RACE---Purse, 81, 800: claim
ing; 4year-olds and up. 4. miles
Border Son tSteriingl 1910 so 500
Flame Out tUssery) 1880 D.0O
" osstacic. Maesain, Gay Pole. Ri aiS1
Sailed Away, Bright Plumes. Time,
/ .Ahss.
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Cougars Tie
Oregon, "

EUGENE. Ore, Nov. 10 (P).-
Bill Steiger of Washington State
Unanswered behind Oregon's
pass defenders today and caught
a throw from Quarterback Bob
Newman for a 79-yard touch
down play to give the Cougars a
TT tie in their Pacific Coast
Conference game.
Rome Hare kicked the CONVEX
sion for the tying point.
oregon had scored its touch
down in the second period on a
67-yard drive of seven plays with
Tom Crabtree going the final
two.
Jack Morris, who missed q
field goal from the 27-yard line
in the waning minutes, made the
conversion for Oregon.
Washinston State - Q Q II
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Sports Club Plays
British Lions Today

The Washington Sports Club
plays the British Lions at 2:30
pm. today in a National Soccer
League game at Twenty-third
street and Constitution avenue,
NV.
Knights of Columbus, for
merly Lido, will practice at Six
teenth and Kennedy streets,
NV, at 1880 pm. New candi-
dates will be welcome.
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Key Biscuyne Sets
.Sportsmun's Mark

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 (P).-Key
Biscayne, owned by William Hal
Bishop. set a new track record
at Sportsman's Park today in
capturing the $4,000 Arch Ward
Memorial Handicap which closed
the Chicago thoroughbred racing
season before 1882.
Ridden by Hector Viera, the
3-year-old colt ran the mile and
an eighth in 1:51M. Key Bis
cayne also holds the one mile
record at the five-eights mile
track.
Jimmy The One. odds-on fa-
vorite, finished second with King
Shannon third.
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GugIieImi oAttend
Touchdown Event

Ralph Guglielmi. former Notre
Dame All-America who later
played with the Redskins, will
be among the Boiling Air Base
players who will be guests of the
Touchdown Club at its Tuesday
luncheon.
Among other players on the
undefested Boiling team being
feted Tuesday will be Johnny
Lattner, Minnie Mavraides. Billy
Reynolds, Chef Hanulak, Charlie
Franks and Fred James.
Maj. Gen. Ruben Hood, Boiling
will be principal
speaker, and another will be
George Makris, the coach. Moe
Siegel will be master of cere-
monies.
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Tigers Rehire Skoff

DETROIT. Nov. 10 P.--The
Tigers announced today that
Frank Skaff has been rehired as
Of the Charleston SEN
ators Of the American Associa-
ton. Stubby Overmire, former
Tiger pitcher. has been appoint
ed skipper Of the Tigers HAZEL
hurst farm club In the Georgia
State League.
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Third Brother
Closes Strong 10
Win at Jamaica

JAMAICA, Y. Nov. 10 up.
Christopher T. Chenery's Third
Brother. carrying 100 pounds,
Iput on a thrilling stretch drive
to win the $4,000 Roamer
Handicap before a crowd of
I36,482 at Jamaica today.
Third Brother, ridden by
Jockey Angel Valenzuela, had a
length and three-quarter adj
vantage over Woodley Lane
Farms Reneged. the early pace
setter. oh Johnny was third and
Motor Line was fourth in the
13-horse field. Riley; the favorite,
was seventh.
Third Brother paid 1910.
$3.50 and $3.50 across the board.
Reneged returned 81, $3.50 and
oh Johnny was IS to show.
Third Brother, who ran a dis
appointing seventh in the Gal
liant Fox Handicap over a sloppy
track a week ago, was a veritable
Ipowerhouse when Valenzuela
called for speed yesterday, zoom-
ling from eighth place at the
|three-quarter mark to third be-
hind Reneged and Oh Johnny as
they came out of the big bend
and headed into the straightway
for home.
Reneged, carrying top impost of
100 pounds, led all the way to
the eighth pole, where Third
Brother picked him up and went
on to win, running the mile and
three-sixteenths in 1865 over
the fast track.
Third Brother, a3-year old son
of Princequillo- Hildene, is a full
brother to Hill Prince and Prince
Hill. Previous to yesterday. the
Chenery homebred won the Long
Island Handicap, also at Jamaica.
his only other stakes victory.
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Dance drew away before the last
jump as j. Walker gave him a
lick Of the bat.
Another good show was put on
by George Weymouth's Eastcor
in the Montpelier Cup Of two
miles over brush. Eastcor decided
to run in front, stay in front
and finish in front. While head
ed once briefly by Mrs. M. G.
Walsh's Mummers Knot. the son
of Cormac Marlborough won con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10 (Spe-
IciaD .-Pajama Tops, Halcyon
Stables speedy gelding who won
the Maryland Futurity at Laurel,
will try for his second straight
stakes victory Tuesday at Pimli-
co when he goes postward for the
Bree d rs Stakes. Post time
throughout the meeting will be
/ pm. daily.
The six-furlong race features
the start of 29-day meeting
extending through December Is.
Pimlico winds up the 1856 major
racing season in Maryland.
Mondays Washington, D. c.,
International at Laurel naturally
holds current top interest in the
thoroughbred world, but the goth
running of the $4,000 Pimlico
Special. which will bring together
a studded field, already has
begun to make conversation.
Seven Stakes Arranged
The Special, at a mile and
three-sixteenths, the Extermina-
tor Handicap at mile and q
half, and the Pimlico Cup at two
and one-Sixteenth miles, feature
the seven stakes arranged for the
meeting. Pimlico will stress dis
lance races throughout the long
session.
Pajama Tops, owned by three
women, Mrs. J. Fred Colwill,
Mrs. Louis Pondfield and Mrs.
Mack Lesnick, who race under
the Halcyon nom de course. has
won two of his five starts and
$10.118. The Breeders Stakes
match him against the surviv-
ing nominees of some 200 home
bred 2-year-olds, including Says
Gem, Kensington Kid, Some
Classic, Precious Metal. See Me
Go and Singing Bush,
TOp-FIight Horses Expected
With New York racing near
ing it's finish and the season in
New Jersey and Illinois, Pimlico
officials have received entries
from some top-fiight horses for
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PIebe Hurriers Top
MARYLAND Frosh

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 10 (R.-
Nays Plebe cross country team
grabbed three of the first four
places today to defeat the Mary
land freshmen, 1880.
1t gave the Plebe barriers their
first indicated season since
1852. and marked the first loss
in five starts for the Terrapins.
Bob Kunkle of Navy was first
to cross the finish of the 81
mile course with a time of IA
minutes IL seconds. Ed Vachino
of Maryland came in second, 10
seconds behind him.
!. Kunkle, N, 14:ll. Q, Vachino. NJ.
li.29. 3, Krese. N. 1896. 4, Mac Leod,
\, l4:42; 3, Clagette, NJ l4:47. %,
CHAVEZ. y, l4;54. Brown. N. 1859.
1901. 10. smolinski, M, 1920.
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.Sportsmuns Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE--Purse, $1,000; claim
ing. j-yeaf -olds. Il miles.
Herbie Pat tVieraD 900 500 4 90
LeatherwOOd (Crankl 1.20 500
Ny Very Own Con $50
Fraluxe, Todays Story, Miss Hysi-
ton Ram gillette. Tasa. Casta Glance
Time i.47fs.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $4,000. claim
Inc; 4-yeSr-olds and up; h miles
Dandy waE CRAIG 1890 $40 f.4O
Local Clover fSkoTsklD $50 $40
Ultimatum tChlopekD $40
Jedgar. Sir Boss. Golden King, Tall
Iris, Deneesy. Millcamp, Dorie. Time.
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Gold Team Captures
Field Hockey Title

The Gold team beat the White
team, 10, yesterday for the in
tramural field hockey champion
ship at Georgetown Visitation
Convent yesterday.
Renie Emmett. daughter of
Frank Emmett, director of the
schoolboy golf program, scored
the only goal.
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Tore Faces Surgery

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 10 (R.-
The Braves said tonight that
First Baseman Frank Tore
would enter University Hospital
in New York tomorrow for sur
gerry on an ailing knee. Tore,
who spelled Joe Adcock at first
last season. had knee trouble
from mid-season on.
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Nurroeonsett Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000; maiden
2-year- colds. q furlongs
Easy Street tB'manD 1900 6.iO $40
Hamilcar Martinez $50 4,2O
Stepping Boy tKeene) 800
Golden Chariot. Du Delight Brand
Fleet. Solid 1--WE, Silly U s One So
phies Jov. Time, 1:l32s.
SECOND RACE-rurse, S2400: claim
Jerry's Gem tH'dIeyD 1880 $40 500
Gin Champ tDerOin) 500 $40
Princess Dew lROdger) 100
Chanclies. Highland Rogue, Beautiful
VINE. Erich Brook, Stra tonaut Lota-
smoke, Ringside, Africance, Born Anew
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said today he has decided 70 quit
racing. He was badly injured
in q race at Rome October al.
Villoresi drove q Maserati 70
seventh place in the 1896
Indianapolis CLASSIC.
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Jumuicu Results
BY the Ass1ciq'to Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; = iurlonEs,
EsquiSse. (Sterling) 900 $50 500
Seebit (BOland) 40 $50
Double Dealer (BOulmetisl 800
Briar Greek, Run Riot. Blue And Gold.
Russell Orange, Bestterm. Time, Lbs.
SECOND RACE--Purse. S3,500: claim
ing; 2-yesr-olds; IL miles.
Maenad (BOIandl 1000 800 3.SO
Dave Johnston martini 1850 $40
a Our Liza (Steriing) 800
Alison Ritz. Real Fancy. Nirfren,
Cuddling, Gay Baron, a Pioneress. Time,
.l:47s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

MILAN. Nov. 10 R.--Luigi
villoresi. A., the only Italian auto
racer ever 70 complete the Indi-
annapolis 500-mile marathon.
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80 = ssSi s':: s' 4 P
Horse Jockey Wet. PIP: 2 Str. FIN Odds.
& ;'|''!: I!
s$|:sss5 III & ,:s$s$
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fu S5TH sAcE $4,000 aIOvaase sysaT0ds
s4S d saSo Thinner n.s Brown $780,
Horse Jockey wst PIP Y Y Str Fin Odds
Il ] !
#s$i' $3.50
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s R'sSsi 's is0 s sS S
LBKpCHEN allowed to drop far out Of contention crcIed
S:s 'ssSR VI @
unhurried early Joined the leaders midsretch Just
get to the top pair while rallyins JETS CHARM
pacemaker on the final turn held well until
snd h ALTERED PuNCTILIoUs raced with the pace held
leau At intervals and gave in the final stages
tstsred after setting the MARULLAH and
nnde restraint and both fattened the former not until
EIGHTH RACEP1rse 500 Claiming 4yeaFoIds
nR pace same winner. W. Keisers CHI BY Pig
ssen en- Trainer McoRhey. vslues-Sl 625.
92OU 500 Sl25 Time 2:04|s.
Horse Jockey Wgt PIP 2 q Str. Fin. Odds
ssi: ;5t $s.s Sf B$$s' # z T F ssS$
Cling To tHartack 100 Sfl n 81 Al 90
Tien Shan tPassmore) I1a l "a Al III ga
larry Not fRusso) 10 III 81 6I 133 90
Red Coat (McKee) III l0s o. 81 7al 33O
Mile tLane1 SII 40 M
Yang-ke fWilams) llH 3 ia IIf ri On 7590
LORENZO fPhelps1 1I6 % 10s l0s lOs 474O
Zop (Cemensl 116 II ISf4O
Easter Dandy tVasn 1l6 12 5iJ 81 III Il 1870
sRAss RfNe sSsS sS4ok saKEss woob 1893 49,
Hande-SlS914S. Total handle-S1. 3s6050 Attendance
II L.hl3
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CHARTS OF RACES AT Laurel

pg Ps:. BY ssps: $Ds
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DAILY DOUBLE N AND ., PAID $3.50
up nsc o. s 81 iS aosS ~
zaf HaSr'TS s. 3 81 5000
Horse Jockey Wst PIP J. q str. Fin. Odds.
II. |! ! 81; c.: il
Herofs Reward ll3 IA INK ~
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Gem Beau tGordon) II3 y IL 4 100 "a
Hs}s. ssfsSIHfE
FOURTH RAcE-Purse 81 900; claiming 2-year-olds 4
miles Post s4S; off ad6a: start good ridden out
PPaee oIiVing winner Mrs r. pemarcos DIX br. g. q by
9 @ Melody Trainer F. Myers vaues-$l $50
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FIFTH RACE = Purse $500: allowance; 9-year-oids;
mile 20 yards Post 1916 off 3:16Ia good rid
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SEVENTH RAcE-The Washington. c. International purse $780,
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FIRST RACE - Purse. $1,000: claiming;
up turonEs Post 06 of o6a: start good won driv-
NV winner MIS- hnignts D. m by Blue
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9 Twod2ar mutues paid-SINGING BUSH, SlQ 90, Sc 20
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Flying Bry (HartackJ :
Ted's Joy (Arduini)
Potpourri (Cutshaw)
Nasromond (Culmone)
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Alva H (Carrillo)
Sergeant Monk tMcKee)
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Quarter Lady (Powley)
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COLUMBIA PERSONALS

]. C. McClees who has been in
the Columbia Hospital ill with
pneumonia, has returned to his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Harris and
daughters Jane and Jacqueline
spent the week end at Mays Head
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Swain, Jr
and children, Jay Warren and
Jan spent the week end visiting
Mrs. SWANS parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Weatherly at Kitty
Hawk.
Misses Carolyn Swain and Lyn-
da Knight spent Saturday and Sun
day at Mays Head.
Mrs. Jean B. Combs and son
Boyd are spending few days at
Mays Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McClees
and daughter Lynne spent the
week end at Mays Head.
Mrs. Morris G. Pritchitt carried
her nephew, Jimmie Morris; who
had been visiting her for the past
week, home to Kempsville Heights,
Norfolk, Saturday, and returned
Sunday.
Morris G. Pritchitt spent Tues
day in Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. McDuffy
and children, Pat, Judy and Eddie,
and Miss Jane Selby are spending
this week at Mays Head.
Miss Gail Cohoon returned home
Sunday after mentioning at Or
lando, Florida, and Norfolk.
Mrs. Mary Owens Grienert of
Astoria, L. l., New York, a for
mer resident of Columbia, sister
to Miss Magnolia Owens, who is
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd E.
Cohoon at Mays Head spent Mon
day here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Jones and
sons Chip and Carl, Patrolman and
Mrs. L. N. Walters and daughter
Jane, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Lilley
spent the week end at Mays Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Holloway,
Charlie Holloway, Miss Martha
and Ernest S. Brick
house spent Friday in Elizabeth
City.
Mrs. Ivy Cullipher, Mrs. Iona
Holt and daughter, Sharon, arriv-
ed Monday to spend some time