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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01
LeoIIoh S Monmouth Win
KEEPS Her Record Clean

OCEANPORT, N. j.. June 80.
(P).-Charlton Clay'S unbeaten
juvenile filly, Leallah, a we'll
bred daughter of Nasrullah,
made her first appearance in a
stakes race today and romped
off with the $4,000 Colleen
Stakes at Monmouth Park be-
fore 24,740, the largest crowd of
the season.
With hustling Sammy Boul-
metis in the saddle, Leallah
scored by Az lengths over Mar
ullah and ran the five and a half
furlong fixture in a sizzling 1909,
matching the record established
by Decathlon a year ago.
1t was the third straight tri-
umph for Leallah, who Trainer
Mckenzie Miller called today the
best juvenile he has ever trained.
In previous starts the filly scored
in five-furlong tests at Belmont
Park, with Eddie Arcaro in the
saddle. She was the favorite and
paid $3.50, $3.50 and S3.40. Mar
ullah paid $3.50 and 1920 while
Alpenrose was third and paid
$3.50.
Boulmetis hustled Leallah out
OF the gate at the break and
then allowed the filly to settle
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $500

THIRD RACE-Purse. 81, 200; claim
ing; 2-year-olds; about 4i2 furlongs.
KnoctabOut CServis) 1900 $40 $50
Rollin Warm Ungerl $40 40
Miss Michigan Ford 300
La Marha. Becky R. Linwaymil. star
ling, Easter Bunny Blllandoc, Bachelor
Al Time, 0:5l2s
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 81 moo; claim
iGg; 4-yeaT-olds and up; about Z fur
Blue Lane Ford) $50 sgN aHO
Wavette tkratIl $3.50 $40
Let Out (McKeel 500
Joe E. Lewis, Nostalgic. Bees Pride.
High Chalkette, Reddst Redbird, MiSta,
Bar Dial Time, 1:2Sis.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; and 4 year olds "a miles.
Snow Willow CFitZE'ldD 400 32O 2.6O
Swadellette Hrenchl 44O $40
HOpalOng John (Servisl 300
Gang Mol, Yock Council Beaus Arrow,
Hachief Time 1;5O2s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 500; allow
ances; 3-year- colds: about z furlonss
Gala Dice (McKeeD $50 SEQ 30
Miss Tie (Servisl $50 3tO
Ripoyer Trappers Treat What Then,
Nobel Dream. Time l:26is.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. Sl,5nO; al
iowances, 3-year-olds and up; about
furlongS
Albalu tTeaEue) $3.50 1920 ei0
RajDut HOrdl 1850 $50
PundOnOr Clark 36O
Copake determination Waited, Gal
cir. Extra Blend. Cherry Branch. Time,
l '262s.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse 200: claim
ing 4-year-oldS and up. is miles.
Boston Party tPindelD 1900 $50 $50
Sea Bed Gordon 500 40
Exec Mckee 10
Turnpike, Charlie Ford Sun o Lure.
Sunoloc. Asora Time. ! 30 5.
NINTH RACE-purse q o1o. ciairo
Ing; 4-year-olds and up. IA miles
Fetch-It (Pindeln 1850 6.tN 500
RevenOOer Hrenchl 500 360
Kinda Dream Clark $50
Windy Father OFlynn, Dutch King.
BlumiSsion, Busy Amble Ny Estate, Sir
LarkS nur linz ~ I
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S221.4O

THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing maiden 2-year- olds; ~ furlongs
Lew Bro tReEalbutol 1920 q 20 80
Gilded Lily tMOrenO) 40
Prince Eustis, Just Leo, 1cenyer. Broad
Wings, Jetpassage. Sherbet, Warsaw
Make Date Touche Time, l06as.
FOURTH RACE-Purse SO 600: claim
MsIie Lamp lRes'to, 300 80 $50
Big Billie LeBlanc1 4.SO 30
Hot Walker CMoreno 10
Mr.. Jones a Sumbura, Sailor Re-
urn, Jakie' Front ONCE One Buck
McNulty 4 Bradley entry
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: allow
anceS: 4:year -olds and up: furlongs
Happy Princess oLeb'c) 1880 $50 5sO
GunIod wan Hook 1I.:O 6lO
Good Gesture tBOulmetisl $40
Prompt Impulse. Jimminetty. Porters
VILE, Early Warning. Clear Dawn. Time,
SIXTH RAcE-The Colleen Stakes;
LeaIlah (BoulmetiS) $50 $50 40
Marullah (BOland) 800 400
AlpenrOSe tSmithD Is 80
Myla, Tai Wind, Summer Jewel, Cindy
Gemerald. Solid Edse. Time. 1:04
tequalS track record
SEVENTH RACE = Purse $4,000;
claiming; 3-year-olds; II. miles Cturfl
air Prophet Leblanc $40 i.2O 300
(Gbvalboto) 1000 ; 20
Overland Smith q %
Half Minute. Flying Fool, wonagain,
Hill Princess. Sport Of Kings, sun Lass,
Swoop Down. Time 4a3s
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. So 500 claim
lns. 4-year-oldS and up M. miles.
OcalA Gal tReEalbutol $50 900 $50
Hockey tBurr) 3SO . ~
Hua hine Heblanc) 2.S0
Brass Ring. John B P. Legal Lar
ceny, Able Dryad, Fall Greek. Easter
Prince Prince Rhymer. Time. 1:4O.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S275.6O

THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000; allow
aances' 2-year;olds . tpgglongS
Mr.. Dirk Ninson) go 800
Federal judge Bush $40
He VIII. Danger Cue, Decsl, Little Jr.,
FOURTH RAcE@Plirse $500; claim
HuE lip Smith Zoo $50 s.sO
Wee Bonnie fairbanks 400 $50
Ny Daddy Bran!f Little FishooE,
Gascony' Rodman, Princess Dew, Clear
Sweep. Time. 1:1Gis -.
snfei u s-v FAc6MPufse fuyI3n Hoo allow
Satan's Sister fGr's, 1900 $50 1.aO
New Holland LandersI 100 300
War Stretch. Biz Fred Fun N Fancv'
Bolero Jane Junior C.. Noted Time
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: allow
Lassie Lea tStuarp 1920 $50 30
Noble Try tGibbl 3IO ia
Bomb Cry tMcLaughlin) 10
Little Baker Silver Rab, Into Glory
SEVENTH. RACE : The Blackstone
Valley Handicap; purse. $500. 3-year-
t GUS M Snd up; miles
Deep Thought tMercier) $50 80
Amyn Bey tWildeD go
Double Choice, Super Bug High ore
Happy Memories, Pipe Of Peace. Time
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, So 500. claim
ing; 4-year-oldS and up u miles
Bea MarOny SHAW $50 6tO 6O
TOnys Gem (BOhenkoD 5tO : %
Don't Fail Me LanderSl q so
:. Afrlcance Open and Shut Fast Fire
Mon s1,, Femme Time, l:46+s
NINTH RACE-Purse. $500. claim
ING; t-year colds, ! 70 miles
little billiard tSDinalel 1920 700 $50
do TOrO Dandy tFairbanksD 600 4 SO
Track Star tHettinEerl = "a
Fourth Fashion, Treat Me sweet,
Tach. GRAY Vision, In Par. Time
.4S5,
do Disqualified won and placed End
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Swoon's Son
Breezes Again

CHICAGO. June 80 CP).-
Favored Swoon's Son scored his
third straight stakes victory anc
fourth triumph without defeat
this year when he breezed to a
five-length victory today in the
$27.275 Warren Wright memo
rial for three-year-olds at Ar
lington Park.
Ridden by Dave Erb, Swoon's
Son, a prohibitive favorite with
the crowd of 24.192, ran the
seven furlongs in 1:2225, only
two-fifthS of a second slower
than the track mark.
Owner E. Gay Drake collected
S15,750 as Swoon's Son pushed
his 1856 earnings to S54,625. AS
a juvenile last year, he earned
S236.705.
Swoon's Son paid $3.50, S2.4O
and 1920. The Warrior finislNd
second and paid $500 and 1920
and Jovial Jove paid 1920.
Swoons Son fell behind early
and at one point dropped to fifth
in the seven-horse field. Erb
however, got HIM going as they
left the far turn and overlook
Jovial Jove with ease in the
stretch.
Ben A. Jones finished fourth
followed by Ambidextrous, First
Lap and Mr. Victory.
Swoon's Sons next objective
will be the 100000 Arlington
Classic July IA.
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Quuntico Defeats
Boinbridqe Nine

CAMBRIDGE, Md, June 80
(SpeciaD Jack Vail, Ziggy
Niepokoj and Jim Smith COM
bined to give the Quantico
Marines a two-hit pitching job
today but the Leathernecks
needed timely hitting to defeat
cambridge Naval Training Gen.
ter, Us.
Paul Leslie'S tWo-run triple in
the first inning gave the Ma
rines lead they never relin-
pushed. Vail didn't allow Balm
bridge a hit but he walked in
two runs before being relieved
by Niepokoj with two out in the
second.
Niepokoj gave up one hit in
five and one-third innings.
Smith allowed the other Balm
bridge hit in pitching the final
two. Quantico ran its record to
1919 and will try for win No
so Monday night at home
against Little Greek.
ouantico 800 o03 100 : 3
O2O eco 500 >
Vain Niepokoj 81; Smith 81 and
Whitfield Nolan a., Moore
tS) and Mizerock Stegltz CO.
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Selma Draws
us Nominees

A total Of IT'S 2-year-old fillies
have been nominated for the 3lst
running of the Selma Stakes,
one of the features of the fall
meeting at Laurel.
The Selma, an early closing
event to be run over a mile and
a sixteenth, is expected to gross
around $4,000. Headlining the
meeting will be the famed Wash
ington, D. c., international as
well as the Turf Cup Handicap
and Maryland Futurity.
Among the fillies nominated
for the Selma are Almond Eyes,
Native Dancers sister who cost
Mrs. Floyd P. Tate $4,000; Sea-
Change, the Count Fleet-NoW
What filly that went to the
Morven Stud of Whitney Stone
for S42.5OO, and Fair View, a
Panorama Fair Fallow miss pur-
chased by the Grentree Stable
from Larry McPhail for $31. 900.
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PEA to Tex Players
SIS for Euch Tourney

WETHERSFIELD Conn, June
80 (P)-An assessment Of SIS will
be made against all pros and
amateurs competing in each
golf tournament
until a fund of $4,000 is raised,
it was decided at a meeting of
pro golfers here last night.
Bob Toski of Holyoke, Mass.
one Of the co-chairmen of the
players tournament committee,
said the assessment would be
made in place of the proposed
8 per cent cut from all prize
money This money is to pay
salary and expenses of the pro-
posed tournament manager, Ed
win c. Carter of San Anselmo,
Calf.
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Arlington Park Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
3s 4 EeS R1so s9d furIG SS SEQ
Miss Grass CBairdI q 10
Stop Gap Late Return, Dear Doctor
Under pressure Misty N0rf styis Bemens sH,
'os SECOND {. 'R RAcE1Pa i 50 600; claim
nS i.Ves Rront and up MIS- $50
Riv"'s Son adams 500 3.6O
Fighting Harm LeJeuneD 90
Wise Swiy,, snorkel JACK Kenny. Hosi
Boulder Rahe Time, l;53's.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S46.2O
THIRD RACE-Purse S3e5O; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; u. miles
Sci The Table GeJn., 7.iO go ~: ~
Robert r. W. adams $50 10
Industrious French Legion, Monte
yideo, Blue Award. Truce Talk, Kiami
FoeuRiHR RAcE-Purse. Sa5oo al
Bandit tBroOkSD 400 800 no
smart Phil tkOrte) $40 3lO
Alabama Charm, Pacy Mickey Gem
bala, 30 Jumbo sercial, OIL Run, Fer
di1a ,Isr,, Time, o:5s,s s,o,o. .,.,u
CalidOre Baird 100 40 $40
MOnjeep tBarilel 400 800
Grant II tAdamsl 4.2O
Man o Turf Rufus The Red Cat
Boat, Bussola Errsnt Broom, Sanders
Road on n Clear, volition, Stella
Sixth RAcE3Purse. s3,5oo claim
i H%r.ta alyea 'BslfGj T lsso $50 aso
Olympia Blend lscurlock $3.50 $50
Ram GILLETTE, checkered FlaE Gone.
Ever Present Gay Dictation Time,
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: al.
!owances, 3-yesr-olds and up; 5ia fur
longs
Rare Music tBarilel 900 40 800
Flight History CRIB 400 .SO
Lori Jane Cook 800
DeuS Mouths Nrgal Lad. outsmsrt.
Gallant Runner Mrs Mark, Monk
Shoe a Mark L Time. 1904 a.
a Green Acres Stock Farm entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added
SwoOns Son CRIB 200 40 eco
The Warrior CIleckmAnnD SEQ 2,gO
JOvial J0ye Baird 2@O
Ben Jones Ambdextrous Mr. Vic
tory NiN F5'' Rh keP Fi@: $3.50 $S claim
Ing; 3-year-olds and up, /. miles
Dawney tHeckmannD lI.sO 1920 100
BrAseda tBarileD 232O 100
Get For Home Baird 500
Miss Ada, Able sting. Tonight. Moka-
ipck,,, Force OF Arms, Ronas Time,
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into stride. Tail Wind and Ma
rullah set the early pace. Leal-
lab moved into second position
two lengths behind Tail Wind at
the three-eights pole and then
made her bid just before the
field turned for home.
With Boulmetis urging her on.
LeaIlah sailed around Tail Wind,
opened a wide margin between
her and the rest at the eighth
pole and appeared to win as she
pleased. 1t is likely the filly
would have broken the track
record for the distance had not
Boulmetis pulled her up as he
was approaching the wire.
The victory was worth $17,950
to Charlton Charlton Clay and
paved the way for richer events
ahead for his classy fllly.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID ssSs.2O

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing. 3year- olds;. ID miles
Flint Rose eUssery 40 100
Sunrise Proof, Mission Road, Kaw
FOURTH RACE-Purse. "a 900; allow
ances 3-year-olds and up; q turlongs
Smarty Smart tUss'ryD $40 20 30
Gun Fly tChOauettel $50 3.:O
Willow Wind. Countess Tina. Noors
IMAGE Delightful md Time. ELS.
FIFTH RAOE-Purse. $4,000: allow
ances 3-year -olds and up; g iurlongs:
Poll o Mine (SOr'ns'nl 1880 40 300
Ethel Walker tGuerinD $50 ?lO
Explorer tCOlel 300
Token Tune, Let's Face 1t. Time.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances;, 3,c.yesr-olds; Is miles IN N
BIS sffs1 Sky Nov Cy.len,uelo $50 3.sS
y Yield. RSmrod, Teaneck, Night In
truder,. Floral Park, Come Throush
SEVENTH RAcE-The Carter Handi;
cap; $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and
Red sSd Hann m gam Bailey e9.sO 1880 $40
Switch On tUSSeryl 5.W 20
ArtismO CWOOdhOuSel $50
Due De Fer. Nashua, 1mpasse, Find,
First Aid Royal Game End, Park Dandy
EiGHTH RAcE-Purse, sa,5oo; claim
ing: 4-year-oldS and up; Is miles
Comfy Bav tArcaro) $40 3.l0 go
HOplite NalenLuelal $50 40
SkySweeper tChOduettel 1.SO
Blue Nitro, Retamcro, Marks puz-
rs ! 5o,s caOoo''' Mighty iOf'' lime
pennsylvania Farm Rivera entry.
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in competition. Edgar A. Nico-
demus l2-year-old Laran, rail-
lied like a youngster in the
stretch to wear down John j. Jr.
and take the first race by neck
with Nick Shuk in the saddle.
Paying $9.40 straight, Laran
started a $5l.40 daily double,
paid to 5 and 6 ticket holders.
Imagal Sue took the second
with Eldon Nelson at the reins.
She pulled away in the late
stretch to register by two and a
half lengths. Block House, part
Of the entry with Archie's Miss,
saved second and Beau's Magic
was third. Imagal Sue paid
$12.20.
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Continued from Page CT

ahead of Mix Clementine, was
finished at the mile mark and
faded back to twelfth at the end,
a far cry from her 7-length
triumph in the same race last
year under 1913 pounds. She car
ried four pounds less today.
MiZ Clementine still held the
lead at the eighth pole under
her 124-pound package, but it
was apparent then she was in
real trouble as Manotick, Open
Sesame and finally the flying
Flower Bowl ganged up on her
Flower Bowl had the speed in
the final sixteenth and she drove
under the wire in impressive
fashion.
The complete fractions on the
gruelling mile and a quarter were
Piss, ASS, 1:l0l5. 1865 and
2:03. The last two quarters were
noticeably slower, being clicked
in 1855 for the final one and
:26l5 for the next to last.
The unsung Flower Bowls VIC
tory further reshuffled the filly
and mare ratings as did the re-
suit of the earlier events in the
DiStaff Big Three. King Ranch'S
Dotted Line. upset winner of the
Delaware Oaks was 18th today
and did practically no running
at any stage.
Miz Clementine won the New
Castle last week but apparently
was not equal to picking up
eight additional pounds.
Hartack said Miz Clementine
ran good up to the stretch and
then she f1oundered all the way"
Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs Search
ing, the second choice in the
betting who also carried 124
pounds, finished sixth without
her usual late rush. Wheatley
Stables High Voltage. who won
the Oaks here last season, beat
one opponent-Brightest Star
from the Cain Hoy Stable.
Commenting on the winners
race, Batcheller, who had never
ridden her before. said:
She ran a terrific race. We
were about seventh when we
turned for home and after !
eased her out a little, there was
no stopping her. She ran a
terrific race"
Although the crowd was on
the Disappointing side for to-
days widely-publicized race, bet
ting reached S1,727,972 on the
eighth races. This was consider
ably above last years total of
$1,553,378 recorded on the same
day.
The first favorite of the after
noon tailed in the fifth race,
when Isaac j. Collins unde-
feated Herbs Miss won her sec
ond straight race, while running
the fastest 5l2 furlongs of the
meet. She was clicked in 1:05 Is
and paid $500. A daughter of
Roman and French Annie, she
was purchased by her owner for
$16.500. She carried Eldon Nell
son to his second victory of the
day.
Walter M. Jefford'S Baggage
chased the winner to the wire,
bowling by length and half
Hoosier Honey was third.
One of the older horses still
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.A|ba|u Victor
In inaugural at
Charles Town

CHARLES. TOWN, w. Va,
June 30.-R. J. Vernic's 4-year-
old colt, Albalu, ridden by DON
aid league, scored a surprise
win in the featured Charles
Town Inaugural today, turning
ushered in its 23d annual sum-
mer meeting before a crowd of
7,476.
Registering his first triumph
of the 1856 campaign after three
unsuccessful tries at Pimlico,
Albalu drove to a two-length
victory over G. G. Waugh, jr.'s
Rajput, who was a half length
to the good over Pundonor,
wearing the Magnolia Farms
colorS, in third place.
FavOrite Runs Fifth
Albalu paid $27.8O, 5000 and
$6.40 as the favored Incrimina-
ton, from the barn Of d. o.
Evans, finished fifth and Frank
Adamucci's Copake, second
choice, wound up fourth.
Treating the fine turnout to a
briskly fought contest, the nine
SprinterS went about seven fur
longs in the good time of 1858
with the top three finishers pac-
ing the field most Of the way.
Charley Mckee sent Copake
to the front at the outset, but
his lead was short-lived as C
M. Clark took over down the
back stretch on Pundonor. AL
balu. meanwhile, moved alertly
into third place along the out
side, and wreSted command as
the pack turned for home. Co.
pake dropped out of it as Rajput
under r. E. Ford came with a
rush in the stretch, but not
enough to overtake the winner.
Godfrey Horse Wins
Arthur Godfrey saws his colors
grace the winners circle in the
supporting sixth race on the
nine-event card, when Mckee
hustled Gale Dice, a 3-year-
old colt, to a five-length triumph.
j. M. McClanahan's Miss Tie
was second and Roxbury Farm 5
Cure All, third.
The balmy afternoon started
off as though it were a benefit
for Jockey Joe Servis. The vet
eran Philadelphia reinsman won
the first three races with Mrs.
M. j, Byrne's Close Attack in
the first; Howard Langley's
Stackaway in the second, and
Flamingo Farms Knockabout in
the third. His winning efforts
in the first two contests formed
the daily double payoff Ccombi-
nation of 9 and 81 of 5000.
Jockey club officials had rea-
son to smile at the enthusiastic
welcome accorded the resump-
ton of thoroughbred racing here.
as the opening day crowd of
7,476 easily topped last summers
initial Saturday program which
drew 6,460 patrons on July 2.
and the mutuel handle went to
$344 ,084 as contrasted to last
summers wagering of $312,437.
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CHART OF SEVENTH RACE ON PAGE O.
Wise Margin Is Winner

NARRAGANSETT, R. l., June 80. (P.-
Sam Tufano's Wise Margin continued his success
in this area today by winning the $500 Black
stone Valley Handicap at Narragansett Park.
Backed down to 7 to 10 by 1904 bettors
he scored by three quarters of length over
Mrs R. " Robidous Deep Thought in the mile
and sixteenth race.
Wise Margin paid 34O. 50 40 and 1920. Deep
Thought paid SO. 80 and $3.50. Third went to J. P
Cavals Amyn Bey who paid $3.50.
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Giants Sign Pitcher

NEW YORK, June 80 P).-
The Giants today signed John
Edelman, righthanded pitcher
recently released by Milwaukee,
for their Johnstown, Pa, farm
club in the Class A Eastern
league. A bonus player with the
Braves, the Giants signed him
as a free agent.
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$4,000; s-yeor-oId.; eIoirnins s5,ooo,

of Venezuela in a 10-round
featherweight bout tomorrow
night.
The fight was postponed from
last Monday night. Leon is
rated the No. 9 contender for
Sandy Saddler's 126-pound title.
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Charles Town Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse 81 600; claim
ing: 45year-olds and ~; about 8 fur
longs.
Close Attack tserviD 1850 100 $50
Zodiac (McKeeD 1.2O 500
Dine In Town tChristisOn) 6 60
Harlem Roll Your Own, Bon Lynn,
Chicle Sador, Belmont Belle. Grand Play,
Restes Time l:11is.
SECOND RACE-Purse, 81 no; claim
inp 4-year Odds and up; about fur
longs
Stackaway tSeryis) $50 4.2O ESQ
Director Belle French) $50 2.10
Virgin Queen (McKeeD $50
Broom Party Miss MCGEE. 1nniSfail,
Musty Inn. Sonny Joe, Lone Oak Belle,
Singing Queen. Time, 1:l1
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Monmouth Park Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ina 4-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Sure Proof (MOrenO) $3.50 39.4O 2l.2O
Bicky L. (B'lmetis) $50 900
Our Hero Martini 1IOO
riV Finale Pomposity. Cerulis Celsn-
dine. Will Go Well, Light Step, -Four
Jacks Time, 1.l02s
SECOND RACE-Purse, 81, 600; claim
ing; maiden 2-vear-oldS 5l2 furlOngS
Well Seasoned t"eg'to) 4.8O $50 .SO
TSun Miracle (MOrenoD $50 $50
suspend tSmithl "a
Edna H. Blue Bslleh Alike, Royal
Helvetia, Thin Glass Fuss Pot. Fair
Luna, Golden Mood. RiZ Time. ] 062s
Ran FIRST but disqualified and placed
second
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Belmont Park Results

lng. 4-year -olds and up; : furlonss
TOwsOn Town (St'rE) 1900 $50 Ala
Baritone Bob (SchwiEerl $50 ~
King JOlie tArcarOl 3:2O
aMr Tur-Tell aBracknen. Peter AT
mold. Ham Bone. Wheat State, Claret.
Time, LAS.
Jelke-Light entry.
SECOND RACE-PurSe. $1,000; maid
ems; "-year-olds; furlongs tWidener
courSel
out TO Win tChoa'tel $500 1870 H. so
PlaytOwn Bailey 800 4.lO
KensinEtOn (HerrOn) $50
fBell Lap, fRobando, Ballyrush. MOOT S
Man. Periuuest. Willing Worker. Zaca-
doEe Ufo, Royal Heir. Self Rule. Time,
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EIGHTH RAcE-Purse,
ua;ln
Jimmy Cooper Fights
Venezuelan Tonight

CARACAS, Venezuela. June
80 (P.-Jimmy Cooper OF Wash
ipHon, D. c., fights Victor Leon
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Norroeonsett Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs
Tones Tricia tGnz'lez $3.50 1890 $50
Quick Stream Thomas $50 10
Upper CMeTcier) 800
Lucky Pancho. Ash Tray. Cant Please
Fleet Moment, In Glass, Darlin Ann, Mt
Hickory. Gallies Pride. Time, 1895.
SECOND RACE-Purse, 1000; claim
ing; i-year-olds and up; IL miles
Mr.. Cumberrd tTr'y) 1860 $50 400
Sailor Lad Madden $50 500
Bank Coal tWilderl $50
Eocene Wise Quest Regal Manner
Kay's Children Pass PLAY. Ravioh, Dark
Stranger Sambit Oil Gene Time,
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CHARTS OF DELAWARE PARK RACES

tCOpyrght, 1855, by Triangle Publications IncI
FIRST RACE 50 900; claiming; 4-year- olds and
up: Lis miles Post, 2O5 off 2:05la
ing place Winner. E A.. Nicodemus CHI. g. L. by
Hairan-Carola Trainer F. A. Bonsa. Values-Sl $50
$500, $500. $3.50. Time, 1:45as. Cloudy and fast.
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FIFTH RACE-Purse, 81 800; allowance; ies
81; fHonss Post IL. off Ala star good; won ridden
French Annie Trainer, F. T Colsazier. Values-S2925
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JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENT
AT DELAWARE PARK
Mondays Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time Pm

BEST sET-sEA ACCOMPLISHMENTS RACE
FIRST RAcE-Puue $s5oo 2yeood modens; spee weights;
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DAILY DOUBLE Is AND 81 PAID 1910

THIRD RACE-Purse 50 500; claiming 3-year-ods
mile Post 500: off 092 start good ridden place
driving Winner, F. Archer'S br g. by JacopoDoreena
Trainer, Vaues-S2215, 500, $3.50 S115. Time
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Two-doar muues paid : HERBS MISS $50 50 sc
5" 80 BAGGAGE. $3.50, So 90. HOOSlER HONEY, $500.
Handle-S2O9 511.
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Two-dolar mutuels paid LAST JACOPO, $40. $500
so. CONGA WAY, $40, 20. ROYAL BIN $3.50
Handle-SlG9,O5S
FOURTH RACE-Purse 81 900; claiming; 3yesr- ods and
up; Post 3:I !; off good; driving
place same Winner M Schlosbergs br D by Revoked
Now Mandy Trainer. B. P. Bond Values-S2 500. $500
$500, 500 Time, l:3S.
Horse. Jockey wgt. PIP. "a "a Str Fin Odds
ss$sas ssoss!;%i S...,, % 4 p '3$$
Lynn Ridge tVasD ia 81 81 - 4hf $50
Go Bit (Mkkonen) ia Ia "a A. 81 $50
Grand Graphen Uane) 1l2 8 IS $40
6 S mp y" e. sPRN RoS s
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CHARLES TOWN
ENTRIES
Graded Hundicups
MONDAYS Selections
Made for Fast Track
Post Time, . Pm. (EDTl

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
lng 3-year-olds and up; about Ala fur.