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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-22
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Datum Mjesto Dtordnd
26. februara-Aiquippa, Pa.-High School
2. marca-Indiana, Pa.-State Teachers College
4. marGa-North BraddOck, Pa.-ScOtt High School
18. marca-Pttsburgh, Pa.-Syra Mosque
21. marca-Pum Townshp-Hgh School
%. marca-Penn Township-High School
%. marGa-Marietta, Ohio-High School
1. apriIa-Gary, Ind-Seman Hall
8. aprila,-Vrginia, Minn.-Hgh School
4. aprila--ChishoIm, Mnn.-Jr High School Audit.
5. aprila,-Ironwood, Mich.-High School y
6. aprila-Wisconsin Rapids Wis.-High School
7. aprila--Kenosha, Wis.-High School
8. aprila-Chicago, n.-8th Street Theatre
1S. aprila-Port Vue, Pa.-High School
IA. aprila-Uniontown, Pa.-High School
Is. aprila-Cleveand, Ohio-NIusic Hall
II. aprila-Loretto Pa.-St. Francis College
18. aprila-Monessen, Pa.
19. aprila-Meadville, Pa.-High School
20. aprila-New Castle, Pa.-Cathedral Auditorium
%. aprila-Farrell, Pa-High School
rs. aprila-Jeanette, Pa-High School
20. aprila-Detroit, Mich.-Masonic Temple 4
8. maja-Charleroi, Pa-High School
5. maja-Steubenvile Ohio-Iigh School
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-22

Djeca trebaju wise uzore,
nego Ii kritiGare. - Joubert.
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Rosecroft Lists $3.50, 900
In Purses for Sc Season

These are the Henry Volo Pace
May Is, Symbol Gantle Trot June
/, and Rosecroft's leg of Mary
lands triple crown" pacing
series May 80. rs
Highlighting the. program will
be the second renewal of the
William E. Miller Memorial Pace
for 2-year- ODDS. with an esti-
mated purse of $4,000.
A variety of other events
ranging from $1,000 to $4,000
also are scheduled. In addition.
there viii! be a schedule Of graded
overnight races. with a mini
mum purse of $500.
Lynch hailed the purse pro-
gram as "unquestionably the
finest" ever offered at Rose
croft. He said the entry dead
line for early closing events was
March /.
Rosecroft is the first Of the
Maryland Delaware. chain Of six
pari-mutuel harness racin 6
tracks. Laurel Raceway follows
with q 20-night meeting starting
June 4. Ocean Downs opens June
g. The harness scene shifts to
Delaware Until October S when
Baltimore Raceway winds up the
season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
CHARLES TOWN
Continued From Page CT

registered with Bette Noir at $40
in the opener and then drove
Swick to a front-running tri-
umph in the second at $40.
The favorite players finally
clicked in the fourth race, when
Stunning Date. owned by Alfred
c. Paul of Bethesda, Md. got
home at $4.20 straight. Stunning
Date seemed to open the way
for the choices as three in a
row hit thereafter.
The other successful favorites
were Scylax ($6.20) in the fifth,
Prompt Impulse t$4.80) and
Speedy Foot ($3.40). The latter
gave Trainer l.. E Torreyson of
Washington his second winner
as he also saddled Stunning
Date.
trip on special trains from
Washington and Baltimore, but
the bulk Of the turnout motored
to the track and overflowed the
parking lots. Wagering might
have been higher but a part of
the crowd departed early be-
cause Of the predictions of sleet
and snow for later in the night.
Jockey Freddy Kratz, a
Charles Town favorite, started
his followers talking by winning
both ends of the $47.20 daily
double on the 5-and-1 combina-
ton. Freddy. who also operates
a laundromat near the track,
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baIdoniSeeking
Higher Ranking

Tony Baldoni, a 23-year-old
from Wilkes-Barre, Pa, will be
attempting to earn a place
among the high-ranking middle
weights when he fights Ralph
Tiger Jones at Capitol Arena
Wednesday night. February 8.
Jones is well known among
the l60-pounders. with numer-
Gus television appearances and
a high rating in the most recent
National Boxing Association and
Ring Magazine lists.
The bout. to be shown on tele-
vision. will be promoted by
Goldie Ahearn. In addition, the
Ahepa Fraternity and the Heart
Association of Prince Georges
County are staging ticket selling
campaigns as part Of their fund
raising drives.
Baldoni has won his last ~
fights. but probably will be the
underdog to the seasoned Jones.
The Tiger had eight televiston
appearances last year, and in
his best showing beat Ray Rob-
inson to slow his comeback to
the middleweight championship.
Jones, however, lost to Bobo Oh
son. then the champion, in a
non-title match. and Robinson
came on to regain the title.
Baldoni's record shows 20
wins, 10 by knockout. in his So
pro bouts. He's lost five and had
two draws. =
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50

THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000: allow
ances :}-year odds; z iurlongs.
Igeky Titts.n tGaerinj 400 s, g s.ss
1i \. Jo sss1 H.r,ael, oes' i:sc x;
Lucky. Flying Bird, Favor Meme. Beau
ridge, Sol-Hi. Noted, Joyrin. Time,
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. IS. 900: claim
Black Record tusserSj Zee 100 SEQ
MenemshA HaFtaekl $50 $40
Immense tBrumfleldl 1890
SQUARED Away Rare Music v-rwS:
Time. l:llls.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds: 8 farlonss:
Mans Mink sGsseryl s.6O $50 3se
Gs ssar SSs ,kr 'Sseurl.el, lilo &c s.sS
Come on Red, Deep Breath. Pink Tea,
Tribunal, Cabbage K, Mr.. Patrick. In
validate. Radio Rome. Cherokee Chief.
Calumet Farm entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: Re miles.
Whence tGuerin) 1880 $50 5.Ia
Dixie Lad tHaftackl 4.30 $50
black Homsurs. Fosonaao, Dan Old
Duck. BlacktSpe. Elixir. Time. 1852.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000, al
lowanceS; 4-year-olds and up: j Il miles
turf.
elevation tGueFiuI $50 see 2.s0
Ambiguous Cook $50 500
LuEh Rec lWestropel 800
Elenem, Cascanuez. BoZi, Moss Green.
Black Bahram. Time. l:5gts.
EIGHTH RACE-The Royal Palm
Handicap. $50, 900 added; 3-year-olds
and up. Ia miles.
. Sea o Erin (Hsrtack) $40 i.e0 $40
IIlusionist tAtkins0n) $50 $40
Helfast tCulmoneb 40
Ifabody. Mister Black Man of Des-
tiny, Wise Tod, Power Helianthus,
Shimke. Gemelo, Fleet Bird. fsalmon
Peter, Blue Choir.
Hasty House Farm entry.
Field.
NINTH RACE-PurSe. So. 500: claim
ing: 4-year- olds and up; ia miles
Tar Queen tFairb'ks) 1890 $40 i.30
Malabar (Usseryb 400 $40
MAretaEo tBr0oks4 $40
Strong Tie. Palwire. Pick And Play.
Aunt Annie. Set The Table. Midyear. Mr..
Phal. Time. 2:13.
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Deep Thought Wins
Aouin at Sunshine

OLDSMAR. Fla, Jan. % lP.-
Deep Thought, unbeaten this
year, won his third straight race
at Sunshine Park today, easily
capturing the $1,000 st. Peters
burg Purse BY three lengths.
March Brat was second, four
lengths ahead of Stkppin Pappy.
Deep Thought, owned by Mrs.
Rose v. Robidoue, was the odds
on favorite and paid only $40.
Ridden by Norm MERCER, he ran
the mile and 70 yards in 1:433s.
Today's attendance, 3.747, and
mutuel handle, $218.886. both
were high marks so far this sea-
son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29

Two new stakes for 3-year-olds
head the list of innovations on
Rusecroft Raceway's program as
the Oxon Hill track yesterday
announced a $250,000 purse dis
tribution for the 1856 meeting.
The list includes a record
$155, 900 in early closing events.
Rosecroft, which kicks of a
projected l46 nights of Mary
land Delaware harness racing on
May z, will add the $500 Vic
Fleming Memorial Pace on May
% and the SIS. 900 Governors Cup
Trot on May 18-the first such
sophomore events ever offered
there. The Fleming Memorial is
a tribute to thu late great driver
of Billy Direct and other cham
pions.
Other new features this year
are the $1,000 Good Time Free
For-All Pace May IL and four
81 500 events for 2-year-old
PAGERS. which are to be split up
according to sex.
The purse program, announced
by Jim Lynch. general manager,
after a conference with John w.
Miller. track president, calls for
the renewal of Rosecroft's three
$4,000 free-for-all fixtures.
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Sontu Anitu Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $4,000: elaim-
Ing; 4-ysar;olds and up p a. flirlenss a
second on DoSn t tEsIsna, i' 1850 s.sSS
Good Reading tNevesD $40
Tirem, Heel Play, sandys Dream.
M Mar Best; sieslss H9gr; Dallas s pate
"f sEc SSSfi RA ef5; $500: allow
ances: 3-year.oids: q furlongs:
Midland Man tNeyesl $50 $50 800
Euxine Iongdent $50
Ru naof Easf sa6 seer. Netserk. Hnns
TT THIRD RAcEMPurse. s s. 600: optional
claimlns: 4-year -oids and up; furlongs.
ASss si,'hsay A.earo' eco ssS ss sS
Gran Vino tMofenoi $40
sic. Ritzy' FED Red RIs lBdrsS Sif s Bs!Is.
or FoURTH f'G RaeE sefPSns ssooo op:
tional claiming; 4-year-oids and up: 7
sDiEe adams, $3.50 es.se 1..4e
Beylerbey tGilIisan) 1910 1879
Robert W, swell. The Blend, Reliapon.
Ra fF FfTf Rac E0rf qnlon Td@s
olds and up allowances; six fuIlongs:
Hictsry s .,t .S.vesI $40 s.iS SSS
Little Dell, Lucrative, Aces Wired,
valley. Time, I:i1.s.
SIXTH RAcE.-Purse. SIS. 900 added:
a aanaicsn and 9r,, up ns san MARCOS
a Bobby Broe'te tT'g'D 400 500 use
Turks DELIGHT tArcarO) 4I0 sic
Jet Stream tNevesb 800
q Allied. Lyehnus, Naspuni. Prince
Hill. Pine; 2:03ss,
Coupled.
SEVENTH RACE-PurSe, 100000
added; 4-year-oldS. The Santa Anita
Maturity; / u miles tchute).
IrackmaSter tNeyesl $500 ESQ SIC
Traffic Judge tArcarol $40 2.40
Honeys Alihi tBoIsndl 3.3O
Guerrero, Beau Busher. Sailor. Time.
9:04As
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; 4.
year-olds and up; optional claiming: 1
mile.
Mamiska tBoIandl 1880 acc
Noord0Wn iHarmAtzl $50
Old Mil. Ikealike. Golyvood. Heel
Flame, Pay Section. Pappus, Diana zev.
Time. $40.
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Army. the world 400-meter ruler
Whitfield was far back in third
place, and Reggie Pearman OF
the Pioneers rounded out the
four-man field.
Tom Courtney Of the New
York Athletic Club bided his
time until less than two laps
from home, then opened the
throttle wide to win the 1000
going away in a respectable
2:ll9. He also won in Wash
ington last week.
Courtney's margin was Is
yards over Gene Maynard of the
Army, who couldn't fight of his
closing squirt. Jack Fawcett OF
Tufts was third and Harry
Bright of the Pioneers; who led
most of the way, finished fourth
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BOSTON TRACK

! BOSTON, Jan. % lP.-The
summaries of the 9th Boston
"A. track meet tonight at Bos-
ton Garden included:
I5-yard hurdles /. Lee Calhoun
North Carolina collsgst ., Charles Pratt
Manhattan; 4. Rod Perry, Penn State.
90 seconds.
50.yara DASH. George sydnor. WI
aSd Andy s RSass NV Et1he YSfx f Po
neer CLUB; 4. PVT. Willie Williams, Fort
6o0-yard run. Charles jenkins
Meads; 5. Nal whitntiS. Los ' Angeles l0 +
Reginald Pearman. New York Pioneer
Club. :o9.9. "A new Boston indoor rec
ORD lettering 1;1o.O by jenkins. B.AA
N New YORK 4 81 7; Il Eugene ,1. MAYNARD.
sTaak New sa' 4o FaT Fohee TU csb AarEy
Pole vault. Rev Bob Richards. Los
Angeles A; C.. ! ; feet } inches 2, tie
s ssSSee and Jerry 1g Wel6o1 v1. Ohio Track
inches Z. Harry MeKnight. Ohio Track
Two-mile rum Horace Ashenfelter.
4, A.: 5. Alex breckenridge. viilanova:
HiRh Jump, tie for frst between
Ernie Sheiton. Los Angeles A. C., and
II, Wilfred Lee. New York A. A., O feet
e, inches: 5. tie among Victor Fritts.
Shanahan c. c., Richard Shipley, Man
q feet 3 inches.
Hunter mile. Ron Delauy, Villa
nova: 2, L; Leonard Truck. Air Force:
ton, D. c.; 4. Ii. Yves Santee, Marines.
4s0S3
/ Varsity mile relay. Harvard mi
ehael Robertson. James Cairns, W
: Princeton. 3. Colgate 3:222.
Varsity mile relay. Villanoya
fGene Malifi. Warren Hoffman, All Pet
3. Fordham 3:2OI.
Varsity two mile relay. New York
University Roy Frazier. Bruce Locker
bic, Ike Matza George King; 2. SYRIA
den record. lettering Pittsburgh's Z IA. g
at x. OF C two weeks ago..
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Nashua Officially Out
Of MLennun Hondicup

MIAMI. Fla. Jan. 20 R.-
John Fitzsimmons, assistant to
Trainer Sunny Jim FitZsimmonS,
said today Nashua has been on
cially declared out of the $50. 600
McLennan Handicap at Hialeah
February 4 and the 100000
Santa Anita Handicap February
Is in California.
Nashua. candidate for the
100000 Widener February IS at
Hialeah. is to appear in an over
night prep for that race and
continues to train in excellent
fashion. He had another easy
gallop this morning.
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.Hoyo Relay Team
Fourth in Boston

BOSTON. Jan. % (SpeciaD -
Georgetown's 2-mile relay team
finished fourth behind New York
IT,, Syracuse and Manhattan in
the Boston "A. Games tonight
as NYU bettered the Boston
record by winning in 1867
That mark was set by Pittsburgh
only two weeks ago.
Bob Lippmeier. John Peyton
Tom Mackey and Bob Carney
ran for Georgetown, with Car
ney half a lap back at the finish.
Charley Capozzoli. former
Georgetown star who was en-
tered in the 2-mile, scratched
because Of a throat infection.
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HIALEAH HAS s2,o78,e66 DAY
Sea O Erin Repeats
As RoyoI Palm Winner

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 2S @.-
Hasty House Farms Sea o Erin
won the $33.750 Royal Palm
Handicap at Hialeah Park today
and the crowd of 23.579 gave the
track its first 50 million day of
the young meeting.
The total wagered on the nine
race program was $2,078,966.
compared with 81 .426,738 on the
corresponding day a year ago.
Hasty House. Americas lead
ing money-winning stable last
year, picked up the winners
check of $24.450 in the Royal
Palm, richest in IL trimmings of
the feature.
Hartack On Winner
Sea o Erin, carrying top
weight of 100 pounds and ridden
by Willie Hartack. led from the
start and held on to win by half
q length from the fast-closing
nlusionist under Ted Atkinson.
Helfast was third and Fleet
Bird fourth in the field of IA
handicap horses. Sea o Erin paid
$9.40. $4.20 and 1910. nlusionist
returned $3.50 and $3.50, while
the show price on Helfast was
$40.
Time for the mile and an
eighth was l:5025 over a fast
track with fractions of :224s,
1855, I'LL and 1875.
Il planned to break on top
and if nobody went with me to
go on said Hartaek. who led
the Nations riders last year with
AIT winners. II don't know what
! would have done if / didn't get
away first, so when the man said
Co. got busy. I wouldn't have
had much chance any other
way
winners for Guerin
Eric Guerin, who rode four
winners before the feature, was
on Ifabody and finished eighth.
behind Man Of Destiny, Wise
Tod and Mister Black in that
order. Then came Salmon Pc
ter. Blue Choir. Power Gemelo,
Helianthus and Shimke. The
latter was in contention to the
stretch. then faded badly.
Sea o Erin, winner OF the
Royal Palm last year, is eligible
for both the $4,000 McLennan
and 100000 Widener.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Reuben,
owners Of Hasty House Farms,
accepted the winners purse from
Mrs. Ethel L. Hopkins, whose
Three Rings won this event
three times. in 1949, 1850 and
1851.
Guerin. 32-year-old rider from
Maringouin, La, won his four
victories in the first seven races.
He started with Sir Miron
t$11.30) in the first. won the
third on Lucky Fifteen $4,000.
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Outsider Beats
Traffic Judge
In Maturity
Continued From Page CT

Continued From rage I'll
the other horses were firing a
Dit.
Neves was a last-minute Sc
lection to ride Trackmaster
whose regular pilot, Apprentice
Don Lewis. suffered a broken
wrist in the eighth race yester-
day and had to relinquish all
mounts today.
Well, ] really got lucky just
getting on this horse" the vet
eran Neves said, as he posed in
the winners circle. Arcaro said
he had no excuses on TRAFFIC
Judge
Woodhouse. flown here from
Florida to ride Sailor. said his
horse got leg weary in the
stretch. but If the track had
been sloppy or fast I think he'd
have won it,"
Earlier. Bobby Brocato won
the SIS, 000-added San Marcos
Handicap, leading all the way
as he ran the mile and a quarter
in 2:033s. more than a second
faster than the time in the Ma
turity. Turks Delight was Sec
ond in a photo finish. with Jet
Stream third.
Bobby Brocato. a 5-year-old
son Of Natchez. definitely proved
the Santa Anita Handicap dis
lance was not too great for him
as he carried I24 pounds to an
impressive victory under George
Taniguchi, REPRESENTATION
rider. Taniguchi had to apply
his whip frequently in the stretch
to staye OF Turks Delight. who
was ridden by Arcaro.
| Bobby Brocato paid $3.50, So
and $3.50. Turks Delight re-
turned $4.10 and 1910, while Jet
Stream was $3.50 to show.
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the sixth on Whence t$12.8O
and the seventh on elevation
($3.60).
The favored elevation had to
close fast to beat Ambiguous and
Tough Rec in the $4,000 seventh,
named the Hobe Sound. This
grass race attracted eight dis
lance runners and the time was
a slow 1:591s.
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HiuIeuh Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: la miles.
Sir Mlfon tGuerinl ll.30 500 $40
Acepot tBrooksl eco 7.00
Helix Cook 8.6o
Most Charming. ! Up. Mitipo. Yellow
Mist, Mr.. Jones. Cling To. Mister Dover.
Look Alive. Time. ::35<s.
SECOND RACE--Purse, So 500: maid
en- 3-year-olds q furlonEs
kiuEmaker tS0reusonb $50 $50 sec
Warbler tBroeksb ESQ 2.60
Another PAGE tAtkin'nl 40
ROYAL Dude, Bombadare. Pats First
Rushville Lad. Olympic Blend Discount.
Tanker. Manchild. Ching Chow. Time
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TRACK
Continued From Page CT

Continued From Page CT
he could turn the trick Little by
little. he put. on steam and little
by little the pace told on Santee
and Co.
When Delany passed the group
in the final lap, all three of them
could just watch in awe. Truck
was caught in 4;06.7 and Deadly
in 4:08.2.
Il thought it was Taylor lead
ing all the way" grinned Delany
after the race. IF I had real
lied he dropped out and Santee
had taken over. I would have
moved up sooner"
Il have no excuses" Santee
said. He just beat me. ! guess
i have to practice more"
Delany's coach, Jumbo jim
Elliott. said he knew Santet
would bring along a paceSetter
so all / did was tell Ron tC
make sure he didn't hit the first
quarter in less than so second:
and after that just stay CLOSE
ito Santee."
So Delany, who was hootec
only a week ago at Philadelphia
and called a bogus miller because
he ran the distance in only
4:16.9. left the track with the
cheers Of the crowd ringing ir
his ears.
Calhoun Wins Hurdles
Lee Calhoun. a gangling lac
from North Carolina College who
is fast becoming a prime Olympic
hope, won the 45-yard high
hurdles in Sc seconds.
Calhoun got off to a spanking
start and edged Charlie Pratt
of New York Pioneer Club by q
couple of feet. Lou Knight OF
Manhattan College was third and
Rod Perry of Penn State was
fourth.
Harrison billiard. the ancient
Olympian who has competed in
the Boston Games 10 straight
years, won his heat in So Sec
onds but then scratched because
he did not want to aggravate q
slight pull in his right leg.
I'm sure it's all right" he
said. "but since this is an Olym-
pic year, / don't want to take
any chance"
Calhoun defeated billiard in
the Philadelphia Inquirer Games
and also won the 70-yard high
hurdles In The Star Games in
Washington last week.
Dash Finish Close
George Sydnor OF Villanova
won the 50-yard dash in SIS Sec
onds in a blanket finish with
Rod Richard of the Army. Andy
Stanfleld Of New York and Willie
Williams Of the Army.
Jenkins, who makes more
news when he loses a race than
when he wins one, captured the
900 in swift 1909. just four
tenths OF a second of Nal Whit
fields world indoor mark and
one-tenth better than his own
Boston record set last year.
jenkins jumped off in front
and hit the finish about 10 yards
in front Of Lou Jones OF the
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Pirates Sign Three

PITTSBURGH. Jan. % tP.-
The Pirates today signed Out
fielders Ramon Mejias CHS last
year. and Lee Walls and Bobby
Del Greco. who hit 1888 and .287,
respectively, for Hollywood.
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BusqulI to Manage

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 20 R.-
Monty Basgall, 33-year-old for
mer infielder for the Pirates, to-
day was named playing manager
Of the Waco farm club Of the
Big State League.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID seq so

THIRD RACE-Purse, Sl.S00; Of.
l pon M. siist~iRs S,year;oiSs sSrionss
Best Story tHeekmann, $50 $50
Deer-Ace tAsmstFonsJ 800
:, Mighty Tired, Bees Elsie. Greg, Easy
FOURTH RAcE--.Pase. $500; claim.
tng:. A-year odds: o fuylongs.
SG 4sI Msf t.,.f fis es,, sis' sS $50
oIse"a Res.e e tssirs, i'' s.SS
Giyde Lake. Risolade. WantsA- nit. Tine.
FIFTH RAcE-purse. $1,000: op-
Pleasant Time tBaiFdb SEQ 500 100
d Fancy Bull tMigueD 500 2iO
:, WIN See va, Rebel Rose, Contrary
Girl. Chief Joe Kind Moud. / battle
ca camp Vailou. eTop chaiienEe. Time,
Three W and Resseguet entry.
b HArkins entry.
vaienti entry.
SIXTH RAcE--Purse. $500: allow
anees: 3-year- olas; [. miles.
k kas, S Ms.s; t,lSH ESQ sS sSs
Dare Bailey t.s. IR0
: Respins RiEht. Boo, Trouble, Wise Use
Ripple. samrosgen, Mr.. Bob W. Time,
awiIson entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-The Pelleteri Handi-
cap; $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and up;
y iurionKs.
Tonxina tBalFd) 040 @2O 3OO
Make Ready tNelsonb csc $40
Leather Kid tHeckmannl ago
Happy Go Lucky, Super Devil, All
View, Sweet Josie. b Nonnie Jo. Two
listed, Happy Memories, Mon Pharo.
Time. III
b 0risson-Paddock entry
Revere Knoll Farm entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 81 500: claim
ing; 4-year-oldS and up: Il furlonEs
Astounding tMiguez, $50 SEQ 400
do Top News (H0oper) 100 $50
Take Two Dunn a. 40
Star K. Last Word. Set Cable. Be-Mi-
Dear; Hardhack, New Stream. Time,
DIP Top News finished frst. was dis
uuelifled and placed second
NINTH RACE-PurSe, 81 ,SO0; claim
INF: 4-year- olds; \. miles
Red wagon Madden 500 $50 500
Slo Moe Baldwin f2O leo
Little Don G BAIRD 800
Arletod. Landmark Blues, Cracken-
star Diahlo. Play Request Time, 2:a72s.
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CHARTS OF Charles TOWN RACES

tCopyright. 1885, BY Triangle Publications Incl
FIRST RAcE-Purse $1,000: claiming 4-year-olds and
Gp ABOUT ga furongs Post 1908: off
ON dfyng place same Winner. L. Pascars blk g. 5. By
ZayiI-cash OBaby. Trainer, owner. Time :49zs Clear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
Fuir Grounds Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE--Purse. S1.700; claim
ing: 5-year- olds and up; O furlones.
Dee Nee Dee Waldorf go $50 a20
FLYING Fleet fMigueID 40 SEQ
Talion tPeparal $50
Live Bait. SPOILED Brat. Noble Twist.
Russell rs. { Heltntown. Bull O'Woods.
Barshoe, Silver Sea. CaSeys Hope
Time. i:13 Field
SECOND RACE--Purse, 81 800: claim
ms; 4-year-olds and up; IL. miles.
HOward County tD'v'D 1900 40 400
ISay0lboy tMiEuez) CLIO 1880
Semesia tWajda) HRO
Adventure md. crownetts. Dark HoI-
loS. Sir Chatter, Mr.. August, True
Bruce. Carlo c. Tine. l.46tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29

FIFTH RACE-Purse 81 200 allowance
furlongs Post 305 off 3U6 easily place
driving winner e b. FTedfertes ch T. BY Ace Admiral
-Memsahib II Trainer. h f. Mccormick. Time, :I6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
JOE KELLYS SELECTIONS AND COMMENT
AT CHARLES TOWN

claiming; Cherries Town course
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
BEST BET-METIssE-

Mondays Selections Made for
BEST BET-METIssE-FoURTH RACE
FIRST RAcEPue 100; 4yeoods and up fe, mares;
eInimina: Charles Town caurse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29

$40 JAzERANT. Sd..0. s2.e6 MIoHTY JOHN 8: 20.
SECOND RAcEEPurse 81 200; claiming 4year-ods and
uo about IA furonss Post 1876: off l36i3: good
won driving; place same Winner T. Robinsons br T. T.