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beat Moving and give Willie his
latest honors.
Only twice since he began rid
ing in 1949 have Shoemaker's
horses won less than a million
dollars. His mounts earned
$485,0l0 in 1949 and $844,040 in
1880. After that he was in the
millionaire class every year.
The winners yesterday was
Willie's 308th for the year, NOV
ing him one ahead of Hartack.
His high mark was in 1853 when
he had 485 winning mounts, a
world record.
Shoemaker, who lets his riding
actions speak for him, is aiming
for his fourth title. Jockeys
Johnny Longden and Johnny
Adams have been the only other
three-time winners.
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Erie Club Becomes
Tigers Farm Team

DETROIT, Oct. 10 (R.-The
Tigers said today they have
signed a full working agreement
with the Erie Club of the Glass D
Pony League.
The Tigers for nine years have
had a working agreement with
the jamestown club of the Pony
League, but the Jamestown club
folded at the end Of the 1856
season.
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Ann Gray Retains
Title With Upset

Ann Gray continued her dom.
ination of the Northern Virgins
women's tennis championships
at Army Navy Country Club yes.
terday by winning the single!
title for the third straight veal
with an upset victory over top.
seeded Donna Floyd. 60. 6-3
Mrs. Gray also teamed with
Charlotte Decker to take thu
doubles championship with {
I6-3. 60 triumph over Olgs
Mahany and Zdenka Dalecka
.6-3, 60.
Frances Frank defeated Nancy
Prichard. 6-8. Ga, 60, fol
consolation honorS,
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Lions Muy Use Tracy
Against Forty-Niners

DETROIT, Oct. 10 (R.-Half-
back Tom Tracy was placed or
the active roster of the Detroit
Lions yesterday and will be
available for play againsts the
San Francisco Forty Miners here
Sunday.
Tracy, a Lions draft choice
played in Canada last season. He
was released because of injuries
To make room for the former
Tennessee halfback, the Lions
placed Fullback Bill Bowman
from William & Mary on the in.
jured list.
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BALTIMORE
RESULTS

FIRST RACE - Purse, $500; trot;
Underwater lFesterl $50 SEQ $50
Lady Rebecca Crank 40 $50
Merry RosecrOft Jamesl 400
Peggy Resent. Biuejacket. Time, s;i5,
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500: pace;
class C: mile
Connie Fingo OReinhardtl
Streak fElIerman) 400 2.SS
Golden Harvest tCherrix) I.6O
Mighty Kitty Volo, Randy Volo. Time
Bomb; Fan Frost, Professor Allen. Time,
DAILY DOUBLE ta.D PAID 5000
class &C; mile.
Follow McEl'n fJonesl 2I.4O SEQ 40
Media Hanover tDuffordD 4.2O 3.2O
Siren Hanover, Lenart Hanover. Lois
Protector, Mary Lybrook. Junior Mite
wyn. Time 2:14L
FOURTH EAcE-purse. $500; pace;
NORTHAMPTON tWarreD
Nora Byrd tsmIth) 100 800
Clever Bars Wood 46O
Eibble Express, Jean Woollen. Sandy's
Kznisht,, Fsirview Sandy. Fort Apache.
FIFTH RACE = Purse. 5000; pace
class B; mile.
r. v. Chief (sterIinE)
22.OO 7.6O 40
Adios the Great (Riehardson) 40 800
Homestretch Flash tJOnesl 500
HooAier Pick, Sandy McEllen. Vicka
Oily Abbie. cannonite. Peter Hamilton.
SIXTH RACE - Purse, $4,000: trot:
class is: / mile.
VOIOmits Express (Riehardson)
Miss JuIistts ,Eoster) $50 $50
Judy's Bomb Berry 900
Termination, Lido Hanover. Crystal
Royal. Benny's Day. TIFFANY Hanover
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. 5000, pace;
class b / mile,
Rose York (Wileutts) 500 i.2O
Earl's Tar Baby (St0kes) 100
Aubrey Vo Guy, Seattle Victory. Doe
tor Vic, Vernon Dale, Brewaway. Time,
2.i1B
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $500; pace:
l mile
Hail MeEllsn tcroekettl
| True Fay (MeCIenny) $40 3.2O
Rangeway l9tokesD $50
Newsom Rosecroft. Ida's Cineo. Mar
I tial Spirit, Homestretch Morris. MELVIN
Are, Time, 2:13.
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favorite in the field because Of
his recent impressive perform
ances. One of those triumphs
was a 2:01A victory in a $1,000
feature at Yonkers Raceway in
which Philip Scott defeated not
only Hillsota but also Adios
Harry, who won the second leg
of the triple crown" at Laurel
Raceway this summer but is not
in tonight's field.
The three other entries in
Baltimore's biggest feature of
the season also have impressive
records and are capable Of up
setting the two favorites. Round
ing out the field are Torrid,
Chuck Volo and Reeds Knight.
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Warriors Meet
Syracuse Five
Here Tonight

Pro basketball returns for a
one-night stand at Uline Arena
tonight as the Philadelphia
Warriors take on the Syracuse
Nationals in a National Basket
ball Association exhibition game.
A preliminary between two Of
the areas top service teams,
Andrews Air Force Base and
Fort Meade. will get things under
way at 8 O'Clock.
Frank H. Witzel, Assistant
Controller General, will toss out
the first basketball. Proceeds
from the game will go to the
General Accounting once En-
ployes Benefit Fund.
Three Area Players
Three players who saw action
for Washington teams will be
featured tonight. Jack George,
the former st. Johns High
School star, begins his fourth
season with the Warriors, and
Joe Holup and Earl Lloyd don
uniforms for the Nationals.
Lloyd is a veteran pro, having
first seen service with the now
defunct Washington Capitols.
Holup was a colorful SHOEMAKER
for George Washington Univer-
sity's great teams of the last
couple of years and was the
Mats No. l draft choice last
spring.
The Warriors, defending MIA
champions, have found in the
likable George a sparkplug on
Ioffense and defense and a mas
ter OF the technique Of stealing
the ball.
Standout at LaSaIle
One of the greatest all-round
athletes ever turned out at st.
Johns, where he quarterbacked
the football team and starred in
baseball as well as basketball,
George was standout at La
Sale College and for the Fort
Belvoir army team.
Holup is one of GW's all-time
greats. He has an uncanny knack
at putting the ball through the
hoop, can score with one hand
or two, close or far back, set.
push or pivot.
lloyd, a native of Alexandria,
where he attended Parker Gray
High School. was a rookie pro
star with the last major pro
team in Washington.
Dolph Schayes, co-captain and
leading scorer, is another Of
the Syracuse standouts, while
Coach Georges Senesky of the
Warriors also will be counting
on Neil Johnston, top league
scorer the last three years; Paul
Arizin, Joe Graboski and Walt
Davis. the former high jump
star.
Tickets are priced at from
81 so to 81.
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.Lisowski Brothers Win
'CupitoI N Tue Match

Stan and Reggie LiSoWski, who
claim the tag team champion
ship, supported their claim be-
fore 1910 wrestling fans al
Capitol Arena and thousands
more by television last night.
The brother team from Mil
waukee defeated Nick Roberts
and Don Miller in the feature
battle. Wild Man Fargo drew
with The Great Scott in the
semi-windup. Don Arnold beat
Red Vagnone and Ricky Starr
defeated Ken AckleS.
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Irish May Have Surprise
For Sportons Tomorrow

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. Is
up Coach Terry Brennan Is
herding his Notre Dame foot
ball players through practices
behind closed doors and he may
spring some single wing surprises
against Michigan State to-
morrow.
The Irish find themselves
underdogs for the first time in
four years as they prepare fol
the No. 2 Spartans with the
hopes they can avert their third
loss in four starts this season
Several weeks ago Brennan
indicated that he would like to
use the single wing attack along
with his T variations Ito utilize
fully the potential of Quarter
back Paul Hornung."
But" added the young coach
at that time. I'VE are so busy
teaching the fundamentals of
our regular T formation to our
youngsters that we haven't the
opportunity to try anything new
We've got to learn what we've
got first"
Time May Be Ripe
In an effort to reap revenge
against unbeaten Michigan State
conqueror of the Irish in four Of
their last five meetings, Brennan
may feel that the element of sur
prise is highly important. The
single wing may be his answer
He also has a pass-catching full
back, Junior Chuck Lima of Gin
cinnati, to keep an eye on.
Jimmy Morse, captain and
right halfback, has recovered
from a head injury and will play
Brennan says. But the regular
left half, Aubrey Lewis, sidelined
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Fears, Veteran End,
Reinstuted by Rums

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 10 ID
Coach Sid Gilman of the Los
Angeles Rams has announced
the reinstatement of Tom Fears,
veteran end, to the teams
roster.
In another player move, the
Rams placed Halfback Brad
Myers on the injured reserved
list.
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Field Hockey Come
Slated Tomorrow

The United States olympic
field hockey team will play the
Washington Field Hockey Club
lat 2 pm. tomorrow at the Polo
Field in East Potomac Park.
There will be no admission
charge.
The Washington team is made
up of personnel from embassies
and legations in Washington.
The exception is Joe Garcia, the
goalie, who is an American
who learned the sport while
stationed in India with the Air
Force. Peter Bish of the British
Joint Service Mission is the
Washington captain.
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Four Games Tomorrow
In Police Bows Leuoue

-Four football games are sched-
uled tomorrow at Fairlawn field
in the Police Boys Club League.
The 105-pounders play at II
am, No. IL against No. 10. and
No. 5 against No. IL. The 1885,
Founders start at 2 pm. with the
same clubs as opponents.
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with a sprained ankle. still Il
doubtful.
Coach Duffy Daughtery, mean
while, has warned his spartanS
to expect Notre Dame to be sky
high for the regionally televiseo
attraction.
They'll be calling on the spirit
of the Four Horsemen, George
Gipp and Knute Rockne to help
them win this one" Daugherty
said.
"And I'm not being lulled into
any complacency by reports that
Notre Dame is riddled with in
juries," he added. "Notre Dame
football is always Notre Dame
football-real good and hard,
the kind that calls for the very
best out of any opponent"
/ HOrnung VS.. Peaks
The game, which comes a
week before the nationally tele-
vised Oklahoma Notre Dame at
traction at South Bend. features
two Of the Nations finest backs
Hornung, and the Spartans
204-pound left half. Clarence
Peaks.
Peaks can run, pass, catch
passes, punt and play defense, >
Daugherty beams. "He can play
left half, right half, fullback OF
even quarterback. And I'll bet
he would be a great guard. He
might even be able to coach the
team, but I won't let him because
l like this job"
Hornung is a "one-man gang
variety, leading the Irish in
passing, rushing. punting, kick
on returns, scoring and op-
ponentS' passes broken up. He
! Is a power on defense.
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|Suvuee-Jiminez Off

BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. 10 up
"A scheduled 10-round middle
weight fight between Milo Savage
and Pedro Jiminez, october 80
has been Cancelled because
Memorial Auditorium here will
be tied up that night by a local
political rally.
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B-cC Juyvees Upset

The Eastern High junior var
sity football team defeated the
Bethesda Chevy Chase w, 81,
yesterday at B-CC. 1t was the
first loss for the Baron juniors
since 1853 and came after a tie
and three victories this season.
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GU Booters Beut Gu

Georgetown University de-
feated Catholic University, 4-3,
yesterday at Georgetown in a
match between unbeaten soccer
teams. 1t was the fourth match
of the season for both.
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AND GEORGE BACK AS PROS

Joe Holup Qeft and Jack George, onetime big stars
in Washington basketball circles, will be back in
action at Ulne Arena tonight as the Philadelphia
Warriors, defending National Basketball Association
champions, face the Syracuse Nationals in an exhi-
bition. George, former star with st. Johns High
here is starting his fourth with the Warriors
Holup, the No. draft choice of the Nationals last
spring. was star with George Washington Uni
versity. The game will benefit the General Account
ing Office Employees Fund
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BALTIMORE
ENTRIES

nP P11ST T TINE $40 s9.d Pm y 'EsTl
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; pace;
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GENERAL OFFICE

TYPIST. attractive, varied and per-
manent position for young woman.
experience while helpful, is not
essential as we are glad 10 train
you; pleasant working conditions
salary: commensurate with qualifica-
tions. plus regular merit increases,
planned program for advancement:
vacations with pay and other worth
while employee benefits. Commercial
Credit Corp. PR. i-2401
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INTERESTING position In children 5
work in nelghborhood library; col
lege graduate only. Call for appoint
ment YE. 22560; Cleveland Heights
Public 7 Library
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MOTEL units. house with attached
garage and office. block construc-
ton, room for expansion, 3ia aC/es
on Route 422. 18 miles from Cleve-
land. Kingswood 3-l700.
DELICATESSFN, CO license, rs East
185th St, KE. 1-7270.
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SECRETARY
LIBRARY

SHORTHAND, typing, general office
work, Lake Shore-East 222nd vicin-
ity. Phone RE 1920.
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CASHIER
PERMANEN

PERMANENT position for young
woman. small amount of typing. no
experience necessary, we will be very
glad to train you, good starting
salary, pleasant working conditions.
regular merit increases; DAY week
Commercial Credit Corn Pr l-24nl
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GENERAL OFFICE

VARIED office duties. typing and
some shorthand under age IS: per-
manent; 37i2 hour week: salary:
many company benefits: convenient
downtown location Oh 1-1Ahn
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HELP WANTED (FEMALE)
TYPIST

PERMANENT position, will train for
dictaphone, 5-day. 40 hour week PAID
holidays; vacation and other bene-
fits: convenient downtown location.
Dun & Bradstreet, $50 Terminal
Tower
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TOO BUSY TO WORK?

ARE you busy with your family and
home? Would it be impossible for you
TO work from 8 TO 5 each day? and
yet Do YOU tlnd that there are
many things you'd like TO have. but
can't seem to work into the budget?
Thousands OF women found an ans
wer by selling TupperWare. For in
formation call Pierce Distributors,
kE. 1-q632
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DICTAPHONE OPERATOR

FOR pleasant, modern office; full
time. must be experienced good
salary; apply in person or call. EN-
l-6400. Bobbie Brooks, Inc, 1880
Kelley ave, one block south of
PAYNE off East 40th
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HELP WANTED (FEMALE)
STENOGRAPHER

PERMANENT position for qualified
stenographer TO assist our advertis-
ing and promotion manager; previous
advertising experience desirable, but
not essential: salary. 5-day week,
company paid insurance and other
benefits. Willard Storage Battery
Div, 246 East l31st ST.
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Rummoge Sales

RUMMACE daily. including Sunday,
Pioneer Outlet Store, 342 East lO5th
St. best buys in mems. women s.
children's clothing and housewares;
bargains for overseas shipment
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BOOKKEEPING MACHINE

PERMANENT position for an expert
enced operator under 40. on MGR
Model 1000 machine for Accounts
Receivable Dept; salary. 5-day week
company paid insurance. Willard
Storage Battery Div, 246 East l31st
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BARNARD and waitress Castellano's
Restaurant, 1891 Mayfield near
Lander rd. HI 2-0444; apply after
3 Q. N.
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DEMONSTRATIONS

STANLEY Home Products needs 2 i'm
mediately. full or part time: no in
vestment, car needed Call Betty
Barnes. RE. l-l090.
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RECEPTIONIST

PHONE operator. typist, permanent
position with well known firm. down
town must be mature. neat and
reliable; please submit brief descrip-
tion of qualifications by letter to
F. H. Hill Co. 2274 st. Clair; atten-
tion Mr. Jeffcott
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MOTHERS helper, teenager, live near
Willow dr., help dinner dishes. eve
nings. 20 9 p. m. RE. l-6450
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WOMAN living in Euclid (south). to
clean and iron half day. Call after
.. m ". l-4l63
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RELIABLE. mature woman wanted Tor
baby sitting. 7;l5 to 800 a. m Nor
days through Fridays; occasional fun
days; in the 222nd and Fox area
tBlissWood homes. RE. 1-6094 after
30 o. m.
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CLERICAL

PERMANENT position. day. 40 hour
week, paid holidays. vacation and
other benefits; convenient down
town location. Dun &I Bradstreet,
$50 Terminal Tower.
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HIGH school senior or graduate. white
care for l eight-year-old boy, Mon
day, Wednesday, Friday, 4:30 o. m
to 10 p. m. TUESDAY Thursday
Saturday, 43O 10 7: salary open
Call Gil. 1-9l25. II to 3
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MATTRESSES

BLUE prlnt machlne Operator, no
office experience necessary; age,
between 80 and 40; Euclid resident
preferred Zagar. Inc. 24000 Lake
land blvd, Euclid, Ohio.
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STANLEY Home Products needs 2 i'm
medlately. full or part time no in
yestment: car needed. Call Betty
Barnes, RE. l-lO90.
HIGH school senior or graduate. white.
care for l eight-year-old boy, Mon
day, Wednesday. Friday, 80 o. m.
TO 10 p. m, Tuesday. Thursday,
Saturday, 4.30 10 7: salary open
Call Gil. l-9l25 12 to 3.
BARMAID and waitress, casteiiano's
Restaurant 1891 Mayfield, near
Lander I'd. HI. 2-o444; apply after
GIRL to answer telephone IN sign
shop. 10 to daily Interview Satur-
day 10 TO 3, 22l8 Lee rd.
WOMAN living in Euclid (south). to
clean and iron half day. Call after
p. m, ". 1-4163
MOTHERS helper. teenager, 1--we near
Willow dr., help dinner dishes. eve
nlngs 70 9 p. m. RE. l6450
WANTED saleswomen. fun or part
time, excellent earning possibilities
very nice working conditions. plus
liberal discounts on all purchases
Gllx Department Store, 1912 ST
Clair ave.
PART-time baby sitter wanted 10 sit
with 2 small babies on evening"
out, and SATURDAY. shopping trips
prefer someone living in vicinity OF
Tremaine dr.. Please write. 28l6i
Tremaine dr.
SPARE time income earn $50 a week
or more selling TupperWsTe. Ca
necessary. Call Margaret Savers, RE.
1-4059
HOUsEKEEPER for elderly gentle
man. room and board; must have
references. ". 1223O. 16O2O Kipling
REQUIRE lady for full time work 10
care for 2 children and light house
work. KE. 1858
SCHOOL girl or woman. housework:
after school and several hours Satur-
day. EV. PLAZA after 5 p m.
INSURANCE office junior clerk, high
school graduate. 5-dayweek; $50
4:30 Equitable Life Insurance Co.
1881 Euclid ave. suite !, KF. l3435
BARNARD. attractive, 2l-3O for part
time. MU. 1858, call after 3 80 ., m.
RELIABLE. mature woman wanted for
baby sitting. 7l5 10 900 a m, Nor
days through Fridays; occasional fun
days; in the 222nd and Fox area
tBlissWood homes. RE. 1-6094 after
$50 D. m.
CLERK for Lawson store 1880 Hayden
ave. II. 1-950l
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR
PERMANENT position for experienced
comptoneter operator, under IS for
calculating work in our Cost Dept.
salary. 5-day week, company paid
insurance and other benefits Willard
Storage Battery Div, 246 East l3lst.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
PERMANENT position for an expert
enced operator under 40, on MGR
Model 1000 machine for Accounts
Receivable Dept; salary. 5-day week
company paid insurance. Willard
Storage Battery Div, 246 East l3lst
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BARMAIDS, Mattresses checkroom
girls, full or part time; attractive,
own car; popular night club; SIS
salary and tins WI 2-QQOl
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Legion Planning
Wrest|ingC Cards

The Alexandria American Le-
Tgion Post $50 may promote
notify wrestling shows through
out the summer if tomorrow
nights program at George Wash
ington High School is well sup
ported.
Matchmaker Babe Sharkey has
indicated a liking for the stadium
with its large free parking area
and is prepared to bring in the
Nations best wrestlers for spot
appearances.
4 Karl Won Hess, the big, bad
bearded Prussian, and Red Bas-
ten tangle in the feature match
of tomorrow nights program
that will benefit the posts Youth
Welfare Fund. Wide open Texas
rules will be observed.
\ Gloria Barratina and Mae
Young will meet in the Semifinal
for one hour or two-out-of- three
falls. while in Commute matches
iGregorijo Jarque meets Ted
Brewer and Jaime Frontera faces
Len Shafer. First match is sched-
uled for $3.50 and tickets are on
sale at the Del Ray Drug Store,
Browns Mems Shop and City
Sport Shop, all in Alexandria.
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WILLIAMS

Continued From Page CT
who gained international fame
by performing operations on the
late King George VI of England
and Juan Peron, former Argen-
tine dictator.
DR.. Poppen prescribed a con-
tinuation of whirlpool treatments
and a resumption of X-ray
therapy which was given up
some 10 days ago because it
didn't seem to be producing
results.
The answer to when Williams
will return seems to be no
nearer. No diagnosis or treat
ment has changed the fact the
foot still hurts when Williams
tries to run on it.
When the time comes that he
is able to get back into action,
the 37-year-old slugger sppar-
emily will have to go through a
period of conditioning-a sort of
small-scale spring training all
over again.
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money than 1t Melted from the
wagering pools when the take"
was 10 per cent and the aSsocia-
ton was drawing down 6 instead
of the present 7 per cent.
There is no doubt that the in
creased take partially caused the
decrease in wagering. If the old
10 per cent bite" had been in
effect since Bowie opened early
IN March, there would be more
than 81 million still in the hands
Of the horseplayers to prime the
mutuel pumps.
Two or three other explana-
lions are fairly obvious for the
apathetic reactions of the horse
players this year. There has been
an unusually long draw on the
pocketbooks, with Charles Town
opening January % and the
season continuing in the area
without letup except for one
day snow cancellation at Bowie
+ X
On the lighter side, there is
the betting story which occurred
on Preakness Day. at Pimlico
Shortly before the big race, a
gentleman rushed up to $40
place window and asked for 40
tickets on Needles. The seller
punched them out and as the
purchaser dashed away, the
clerk gasped in dismay at the
cash in front of him-four 81 900
bills-$3, 600 too much.
Figuring $500 tip was over
doing it a bit. he called Bob