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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-16

@. On what occasion did
George Washington speak out
about the dangers Of "entan-
Cling alliances"?-P. OH.
A. This phrase actually orig
mated with jefferson, but
Washington expressed the idea
in his Farewell Address"
l796) when he said: 1T is
our true policy to steer clear
Of permanent alliances with
any portion of the foreign
world" Five years later. in his
first inaugural, March 4, 1901,
Jefferson expressed the hope
for peace, commerce and
honest friendship with all ma
tons, entangling alliances with
none"
@. Is a l0-year-old dog con-
sidered an old dog?-I. M. M.
A. He may or may not be. A
dog II years old may. on the
average, be compared with a
human being 100 years old.
Dogs frequently live to be 90
or more. The length Of dogs
life depends to a very great
extent on how much affection
and attention he gets, and how
well he is nourished and cared
for. Dogs which think they
are people" and which haveR
close relationship with one %
more persons. often live TO ad-
vanced ages.
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Politics and RocioIism

Open Minded,
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Program Listinos April "a
All prosroms Are Listed Under Hours Which They Begin

pilot pits himself against the
enemy and the elements os he
fights lone bottle for survival
in Poetic jungle.
900
4-Jone Wymon Theoter.
A perky little cockney maid dis
rupts the stoid atmosphere of
hotel.
7-Donny Thomas. Comedy.
Rusty Gets O job" Unhappy
over his allowance, he tokes over
the poper route.
9-Diomond Jubilee.
Music, dromo. Guy Lombordo.
9:25
5-Citizens for Lonkford.
5th Nd District Compoien.
$50
4-PIoywriehts Sc. Color.
The Center of the Moze." A
comedy dromo Of O liberal
woman of the yeor" who finds it
cosy to accept people en- mosse,
but hos problems accepting
young man who loves her dough-
ter. Ann Hordine hour
5-Mosterpiece. Movie.
Spy In Block" 1889. Story Of
0ermon submarine commander
in England during World War |.
v hours. Conrod Veidt, Valerie
Hobson. British.
7-CovoIeode Theoter. Drama.
diplomatic Outpost" The story
of O young American diplomat
who wins on election for the
forces Of freedom. John Hudson.
9-Red Shelton. Comedy.
Arrows, fur ond words fly when
Red portroys Robin Hood. John
Corrodine. Hermon Bing assist.
1000
7-Meodowbrook. Music.
1854 900 Question. Quiz.
1880
4-Big Town. Drama.
Waterfront" Steve and the
lllustroted Press investigate
million dolIor waterfront scondoI.
Investing. Baltimore.
9-CeIebrity Playhouse. Drama.
II hove Never Believed in Miro
cles." Mona Freeman. Keefe
BrosselIe.
ll:OO
4-News and Local News.
Horkness. Sproque.
5-News. Weather.
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800 You Trust Your Wife?

|0O bOO hBOSt tOuI WIIet
Quiz, Edeor Bergen. Guest: A
Los Angeles couple try for O third
year Of SloO-o-week.
7:05
7-Jim Gibbons. Sports.
7:l5
7-John Daily. News.
1870
4-Dinoh Shore. Songs.
5-WiIl Rogers Jr. Presents.
life, Liberty ond Orin Dooley."
7-WorneF Brothers. Drama.
"Cosoblonco. A mons old to
young school girl makes him
forget for vicious bond of
thieves Charles McGrow, Olive
Stureess hour.
e-Nome Thot Tune. Quiz.
7:45
4-John c. Swoyze. News.
500
4-MiIton Berle Show. Color.
Olsen ond johnson give hiohliehts
from "HeIIzopoppin. Also, the
Gowns and Jeanette Willioms.
5-The Evening Movie.
1.-THE Enchanted Forest" Ie45. A
smolI boy is fought the beauties Of
noture while he is lost in the
forest. VI hours Edmund Lowe,
Brendo Joyce.
9-PhiI SiIvers Show.
BiIko finds his bold head no
laughing matter when girl friend,
Joan, throws him over.
$3.50
7-Wyott Eorp. Western.
Wyott tones Wiehito.
9-Novy Log. Drama.
Set Back Somehow" A Navy
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April "a

5-Feoturomo. Film Shorts.
MIt Grant, host. ! hour.
7-BiII Malone. Sports.
9-The Late Show. Movie.
"Heot Wove." 1854. An outhor
becomes involved in triangular
problem between o man and his
folthless wife Alex Nicol. British.
ll:20
1.-The Night Show. Movie.
Remedy For Riches. 1910.
125 hours Jeon HershoIt.
1I:30
4-Tonieht. Steve Allen.
l2:15
5-Thousht. Inspirotionol.
loo
9-News Report.
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Summer Tan Smoshes
Mark Wins Gallant Fox

There were three scratches
from the race, Mister Gus, Riley
and Devastation. and the crowd
|of 35.077 attending under leaden
skies made Summer Tan the
favorite.
Summer Tan, carrying second
high weight Of 124 pounds, paid
$40, $500 and $3.50 and Mid
afternoon. with 1l8 pounds, re.
turned $4.70 and $3.50, Dedicate
who had beaten Summer Tan in
the $4,000 Hawthorne Gold
Cup last month in Chicago
packed 1876 pounds and returned
$4.20 to show.
Until this gray afternoon, II
seemed as ii Summer Tan would
be the bridesmaid" Of 1856, with
seven second places in nine races
during the season. In five Of
these races, the losing margin
was less than a length.
Rounding into the stretch
drive. Midafternoon looked like
he might make it. got his snout
i'm front, but Summer Tar
fought back to grab the big
money $57.600. That shot his
total winnings to $455.621.
II wasn't worried after I got
around the first two turns" Err
said. He had been slipping q
bit up until then. but once we
started down the backstretch he
was all right and put in a good
race"
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NEW YORK, Nov. 8 (R). Mrs.
John w. Galbreath's Summer
Tan. an old rival Of the now re-
tired Nashua. scored his greatest
handicap victory today by cap
turing the $s4.700 Gallant Fox
Handicap and breaking the
Jamaica track record with a bril-
liant performance.
The 4-year-old bay son Of
Heliopolis- Miss libby. by Omaha
gave up the lead by a head to
Mrs. Edward E. Robbins Mid
afternoon with about an eighth
Of mile remaining. then surged
back under the whip Of Jockey
Dave Erb to win by a length on
a sloppy track.
Midafternoon. who beat
Nashua in the Metropolitan
handicap, was ridden by Hedley
Woodhouse, and finished two
lengths ahead of the third horse
Mrs. Jan Burke's Dedicate. The
lCockfeld Stables LIE Beau Prince
coupled with Midafternoon as
the T. M. Waller trained entry
was fourth, another length and
a quarter away in the field of 10
handicap stars.
Summer Tan stepped the rug.
ged mile and five-eighths ir
2:41%, compared with the track
record Of 2::422s, set by the g.
Iyear-old filly. Misty Morn, ir
winning the Gallant Fox last fall
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID s50

THIRD RAcE-Purse, So, 200; optional
claiming; 2.year-olds; 81 furlongs.
saIas.s. IShs%Sss, 800 1880 9o
Emessisy. Borgana. Adolph,s Joy JOY,
Miss SoI SRsa e cspltal Ace Time LIS.
l Nir:l S 1SsaT. and up; al mile so
q: Edward (Trumanl $50 400
King Mustang tMundorf) $50
Sir RUPERT. Robert E VI Time H :sa
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. Sc .000: claim i'm.
ing; 3-year-olds and UP; 1 e miles.
Gator Mslssmanl 1910 40 $50
Go Between (Bevl 500
Kiami. Rosehue. Just Powder. Blue
Unit. Ny Red Gefien, Jo-Time, Colonel
zeder Time: I:54ss.
ances; 3-year-olds and up: ga furlongs.
Uncle Sugar (Craig) 1890 400 $40
Vino Supreme (Truman) $40 3.2O
Danntless Doge baldwin, $40
Sonny Coils Daughter, Remind Me,
Plain Chance, King Bebe. Time, 1:17M
SEVENTH RAcE-Handicap. SIS, 900
sss sT $SssF1S %.s.S and SP 1o miss
Jimmy the One lCraiKl 100 $50
key BIscayne (Mgnd0rD $50
Next Page, King shannon. Volt
T IIpR, ia s Ss. say o Slick DsFsaha siF
Time, AS new track recordJ.
Xanberg entry. Field
EIGHTH RAcE-Pirse. 1900 handi-
cap; 3-year-oids and IN; A miles
Braseda tCraiEl $50 3.a0 4. m
Omyboy fMiguer) 6.00 IN
Streaking (Vieral 400
Toni Blue. Golden Prince, More Ro.
bust. Campus Cat. Black Bahram. Time.
2l2 new track record).
NINTH RACE-Purse. S3.100: claim
ms; 3-year-olds and up; lss miles.
Bard-Sea lNaxareth) laO ION
varwin (Trumanl I'D
Jean Shifter. Brandy's Last, Trina
era, Decontrol, Irene Staunton, soocru.
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Count Chic Victor
AT Boy Meadows

SAN MATEO, Calf, Nov.
(R.-Count Chic caught pace
setting Fleet Charge in the
stretch today to win the $4,000
Pan-American Handicap at Bay
Meadows by half q length. Ole
Travis was third.
Count Chic. a 3-year-old brown
gelding, ran the mile and a six
tenth in 1:462s on a muddy
track with Ray York in the
saddle. Second choice in the
betting, the winner paid $500,
$50 and 1910.
Fleet Charge returned $3.50
and $4.70. Ole Travis, the favor
lite, paid $2.70.
Scratched were two Of William
B. Kyne's Argentine horses, Po-
sadas and Hollandes. They were
to have made their North Amer
lican debut in the race.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $4,000

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000; maiden
l2-year-olds; l,s miles.
frcmethean tAndersonj ~ $50 &c
Roscoe Nancy (Atkinson) $3.50
Iron Hand, Taclos, Warsick Lad. Life
boat. Time. 1:45,
claiming: 3-year-olds: liz miles.
Mission Road (Cho'tel 35.iO 1850 TIC
Sunrise Proof tBoId) $50 400
Esquisse (Sterlingl 3.11
Carol. Pelasus. Marsie v. Slide Sir,
Fl FIFTH RGcE-Purss, $4,000; allow
A n S-ye =, % and Up; iurlcnss. =
VIII Of Allah tSterlinE) $50 3.20
Golden East (SchwiEerl $50
Poster. Gay Warrior, BY Jeepers. Time,
sixth RAcE-Purse. $4,000 allow
ances: 3-year-olds and up; furlongs
Gilber M.yalenzuela) 7.4O $50 800
S SIne As siIee }woodhous., io'sO is ssS
Rain Kins, Fear, Bit-o-sport. JutIand'
Brtght Ariel. Poloriot. Time. l:122s.
Handicap. $4,000 added; 3-year-olds
s sum Tan ran ' tETsl TO $50 e.sO
Midaiternocn !W'dh'seI 40 $50
Dedicate lBOlandD a.2O
a Joe Jones, Paper Tiger. Honeys
Prince Moryi, LIE Beau Prince. Time
'2:41 Is (new track record).
a Hirsch Jacobs entry.
B Mrs Robbins Cockfield Stable entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and upi Lie miles.
Muft End tMartinl $50 500 2.40
Most Charming (Sehw'R) $40 $3.50
do Rlt1y lSorrentinO) 500
Obstacle, Sailed Away. Basin Street
Time, 1:46b.
do Finished second but was disquali-
ned and placed third.
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Reneged's Stretch Run
Wins at Garden State

CAMDEN, N. j., Nov. 3 (R.-
Woodley Lane Farms Reneged,
under topweight of 1913 pounds
including Jockey Bobby Ussery,
won the $4,000 Benjamin
Franklin Handicap at Garden
State Park today.
This was the fourth stakes
contest Of the season for the
son Of Revoked who was pur-
chased at the 1854 Keeneland
yearling sales for $13,700. He
previously had accounted for
the Yankee, Discovery and Je-
rome.
Just a nose away from top
money was Howell E. Jackson's
Tick Took with Willie Hartack
aboard. In third place came
Frank c. Rand, jr.'s st. Amour
I'd who closed fastest of all
having made powerful rush
from last place at the half-mile
pole.
Reneged ran the mile and a
sixteenth in LASS over a muddy
surface and paid $3.50, IS, and
$3.50. Tick Took brought back
$6.40 and IS, while st. Amour I'd
returned So.
The $22,150 earned today
raised the colts earnings to
$109,750 for the season.
Reneged today had to be best
for he was forced to lose ground
while circling horses to get to
pay dirt. His troubles were not
over even after he regained the
lead as he had to fight it out
tooth and nail with Tick Took
with Hartack's vigorous riding.
With only 10 yards to go st.
Amour I'd. got into the picture
and it appeared as though he
might take it all.
Kingmaker, who just missed
in the Yankee, was installed as
favorite by the 81 ,597 fans and
he Immediately went to the
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front and remained on the lead
until the half mile pole was
reached where Reneged, who
had raced evenly in third place,
took over. AS Kingmaker called
it quits, Tick Took took up the
challenge.
Combustion I'd also closed full
of run and was fourth best in
the 13-horSe field.
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| CoIeuro's 5 Scores
Pace CYO Football

Dick Calgaro ran for five
touchdowns yesterday as Our
Lady Queen Of Peace defeated
Little Flower. ATT, in one of II
CYO Junior Tackle Football
League games played yesterday.
Scores:
ST.. Martins. 2; st. John the Baptist, 6.
st. Bernadette's, "a; st. James, 4.
81. GATHERINGS. 10: Lady Of Sorrows, Z.
Lourdes. 10: st. Michael's. z.
Annunciation, o; Holy Comforter, O.
ST. AIMS, q. St. Teresa's. o.
81. Francis Xavier. z; Blessed Saera-
ment. o.
Nativity. 10: Assumption, g.
Holy, Redeemer. 81: ct. Francis dc
ST. Johns tFo). 10: st, Anthonys, 9.
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BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Another soggy afternoon at
Laurel produced a series of up
sets yesterday, but the sloppy
going was ideal for Inswept,
Roslyn Farms 2-year-old colt
by Faultless, who decisively
whipped FIVE undistinguished
rivals to win the 18th running of
the $4,000 SpaIding Lowe Jen-
kins Stakes.
Rallying smartly from third
position, Inswept moved when
Jockey Bobby Martin called on
him at the far turn and regis
tered by three lengths over c.
and s. Stables Dark Trust, who
set all the early pace in the
mile-and-a-sixteenth event. Mrs.
Walter M. Jeffords' Bakht, Sec
ond choice, finished third an
other three lengths back and a
surprising is lengths in front
Of Calumet Farms Simon Ken
ton, the favorite.
Inswept, owned by his breeder
Cough w. Thompson of Pixies
vile, Md, paid $500, $4.20 and
$500 across the board. Only last
week end. Inswept indicated that
wet underfooting is his cake
when he won an allowance sprint
race with speed to spare.
More Lucrative Price
This time the prize was con-
siderably more lucrative, as first
money yesterday was worth $12,-
$50, which nearly doubled his
previous take-home pay of 81, 800
In nine starts this season.
The magic name of Calumet
baited the majority in the crowd,
who made Simon Kenton, a son
Of Bull Lea. the 81 choice. Jockey
Oliver Cutshaw said after the
race that his horse did not like
the going but the explanatory re-
mark was superfluous as Simon
Kenton ran like he was wearing
snowshoes.
Bakht appeared a threat OF
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $50

THIRD RACE-Purse, 5000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds;- 8 furlongs.
Miss Zami Landersl $50 $40 2.40
Iurkeyneckoaks V' Hk S.6O 2.Sl
key Star tDerOin) $40
Kind Moud Top Flush. Nabbs. Full
Schedule. Time. l;i2as.
F ps1s ffa' RACE LAX snl H Purse. $500;
claiming: 2-year-olds: 8 furlonss.
EitslS Jr Pss5,Si. so.OO ssS SO
Mi T. Niche, Golden Hue. Tiny Ouch
ess, ortoon, Torey Peak. Quadrille. Time
iFiFsTrH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
Cousin Con tRisley) 500 $40 $50
Miss Holmdel (Deroin) 4.6O SAC
Quite Niss shaw r.s 49, t a;sG
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. s2,4Op; claim
ing. 3-year.olds: ! mile and 70 yards
Mad Cap Miss eGibbl $50 40 3.2g
Iabor Bad Van Hook eco 5.09
Austin Mack. Missy NJ. 8, Bactric
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; al
S.mn%ss, sysa5stSIds' tHrlcn sS
. Pine Echo tDeroinl 2.4O 2.8t
Sandy Dandy (F'n Hk) 2.S(
Brown Sedge, Victory Medal, DARK
CHARGER, Mighty Baker, Lady Liz. Time
1:112s.
q Sandy Lane Farm-Slravo entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; IL miles.
Blue Nitro (van H'k) 1880 $40 4.4C
Red Mountain tHOoper) SEQ 5.6(
Solar Clipper (Bierman) $50
Fast Fire, Benzel, Old Prospector, Ny
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; handi-
cap: 3-year-olds and up: - miles.
Halls Testing tR0se) 1890 1900 500
Assistance tLefebvre) 12AO s0t
Pyongyang, Cheriebeaeon. Hy Hum.
Dhrey, Equilla. Irish Admiral, Bouquet
Billy. Collision, Two's Company, Gala
In. Time, $685.
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8 Soccer Games
On Schedule Today

The National Soccer League
has scheduled three matches In
the area today, all beginning al
2:30 pm.
League leader Myron Cowell
meets the Charles County Lee
Igionnaires at Gwynn Park High
School, the Knights of Columbus
play the British Lions at
Twenty third street and Con-
Istitution avenue NV. and Marl-
boro is host to the Metro Booters
of Suitland at Frederick Sasscer
High School.
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Inswept RoIIies Strongly
To Win Laurel Feature

the backstretch as he chased
Dark Trust but Inswept drove
past both of them and 1t was q
question of Martin keeping his
mount running to the wire. Mar
tin had some difficulty doing this,
as Inswept tried to pull himself
up after getting the lead, but
Martin managed to keep him
going in the last sixteenth.
With Ram and Balakhava II
scratched from the original field
of eight, Some Classic was fifth
and Real Request sixth and last.
Inswept covered the mile and a
sixteenth in 1:483s.
MilIiOn-DOllar Handle
Despite the opposition of major
football games in Baltimore and
nearby College Park. 1882 fans
ignored the unpleasant weather.
which was rainy at times. and
bet $1.049, 141 on the eight races
for the first million-dollar handle
of the Disappointing Laurel meet
ing. Both attendance and wager
ing figures yesterday were the
high mark to date in 10 days of
fall racing.
Caribe Boy, beaten in 81 pre-
vious starts this year, got the
crowd buzzing when he stepped
home in the fourth at $85 for 50.
Longest price Of the dreary after
noon. Other outsiders to register
were Royal George at SAL in the
fifth race and Noble Roman at
SIS in the third.
Only two winning favorites
were sifted out of the figures by
the large gathering. Tudor Era,
who lost by a neck to Traffic
Judge last Saturday in the Turf
Cup, winning the sixth by seven
lengths at $3.50. and Ocala Gal,
I2-1 choice, getting the eighth
Happy Carrier and Cleve's Dream
owned by Cleveland Skinker OF
Washington, combined for a
$65 40 double. The numbers were
3 and 10.
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| "a miIes
Dizzy Deans Wife
Has Heart Attack

BEAUMONT. Tex. Nov. 3 gp
Mrs. Patricia Dean. wife OIL
Dizzy Dean Of Dallas, former
major league pitching star. wa,
taken to Hotel Dieu HospitaI
here yesterday after she suffered
q heart attack.
The Deans arrived here Thurs
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day night. He IL scheduled "a
address the Beaumont Ann
Club Tuesday night and came
here early to go duck hunting.
Hospital authorities listed Mrs.
Deans condition as good last
night.
Dean said he believed II was
a mild heart attack. His wife
had suffered q similar attack
lonce before. he said.
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Triple Dead Heat Run

MELBOURNE, Nov. 8 P).-
Three horses ran a triple dead
heat at Pennington track today
and one. the favored Ark Royal,
paid twice as much for place
as for the win. 1t was the first
time Melbourne has seen a triple
dead heat since the photo finish
camera was introduced.
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.Sportsmons Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
Rapid Bomb (Viera) eco $50 2.SO
Demon Bo tSkoronskD $3.50 2.SO
Service (Trumanl 3.90
Circuit Judge. Re Re Pc, Zelda, Moon
Love, Mambo, Drafting Room, Han
Glaudi Time, I:IS.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 3,0O0 claim
lns; 4-year-olds and up; 6ia furlongs
Chanter (Viera) 06O 500 d10
Glenbar (Trumanl 900 6,fsN
Birch Hills (Keeue) 10.
Baby's Delight. Free Agent, Frank /
Maude, Broad Moat Old Frank, Roman
Flash, Mary Jane @. Time, ISIS.
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Results

FIRST RACE--Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-ol6s and up; 8 furlongs.
a Very Ultra lCh'ette) 1880 1.4O $50
Flame Out (Wajda) 1890 8.6t
Take Two (Sorensen) 8.6t
Hoop Ring, Ham Bone, Model Ace
Russell Orange, Bestterm, Quick T
Prize Ring, Baritone Bob. Deepdale. Oui
Valdlna. Time. 1:123s.
a Bartlett-Medilex Farm entry.
SECOND RACE-Purse,. $500; claim
B Pioneeress Y'laEol 100 $50 5.3l
Maenad (BoIand) $40 an
Amuse (WO0dh0usel Gil
- Fish, Our Liza, Pont Royal M
Dance Away, Eirfren. Time, 1:464s.
b Jacobs Bieber entry
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S159.6O

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim.
ing; 2-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Brown PAPER tHartack) $50 $50 2.6(
Jumping Brook !Roon $50 300
Kelvin Boy, Gala Rock. Kensington
Cytoplasm. Son o'Doge Time, 1913.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim.
ing; 3.year- colds: lis miles.
1onl IL nv tRoOb 1900 7.2o 40
Mr.. Treasurer, Hill Princess. Beau
Magic, Overland. Time, l:4SIs.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
Ing; 3-year-olds and up; 9 furlongs.
Cosmie Here Smith 1880 1920 s.e0
t GiIia c,, Tex tR SsI9n, $50 s. So
Indian Pile, Larchall. Emory Nal,
Lindas Dream. Little Hut, Bay Venus,
SIXTH RAcEEPurse, $1,000; allow
ancesi 3-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Ni 1IISs H.,. ScTIPOne' 400 ssS sC
. In Rome As Uesterl 800
Hello Nom. Royal Fan, Good Gesture.
polio. Time, ITO
a Brooktsld Farms entry.
Franklin Handicap, $4,000 added;
;5-year-olds; liz miles.
Reneged (Ussery) 0.6O 500 Ana
Tick Took CHartack) 0,1O S.0O
st. Amour and (Lester) 800
Kingmaker, Combustion End, War
Phantom. .cedrus, Ricci Tavi, Piecesof-
eight. Gold Bell End Time. 1:46Is.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds; mile.
Chance Deb (Hartaeki ESQ $50 ESQ
Ancient Greek (Root) 1.00
Accepted. Fluellen, Papa Tony. Desert
sand. Time, 1895.
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CHARTS OF RACES AT Laurel

tcopyright, 1855 By Triangle Publications Incl
up; irlonTs POST s~ c CLAIMING and
enL place driving: Winner Cohens BIG S, ~ Carrier
$500. $3.50 Sl25 Time i:ibas Drizzine and sloppy
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|Nurrogunsett Results
y the Associsted Press

FIRST RACE--Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year -olds ana upi l mile and 40
yards
Bank Coal tShaWl 1880 $50 400
IBewitching lAdams) 13.40 $40
Poppy Day (GibbI 3.2O
Kind Reception, Tenzing. Knows The
Time. Dandy Dan, Doctor r. p. Pinoc-
chic. Conciting. Time, 1915.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Shipwreck (MeL'linD 1920 6.20 40
Texas Sigh (Keenel $50 4.4O
Upper (Mereier) TAO
Lucky Lady, Advancement, Mara
cabo, Command Me, Bofranc, Every
Hour POdOloff Time 1-Ia3&
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FIFTH RACE - Purse s3.o00 claiming: 3-year-olds; 9
nature stables e. pn ss Eoss
s $50 s5c $ sHs rn Sspt is za' vau'0S0
Horse Jockey. Wet. PIP. "a Str. Pin. Odds.
j j i - T. j
s sSs Moran MIsT PHsus., IIs z Il s. 1879 1873
2stsi Si' 800 IH04SF
sixth RAcEPigse $500: slIovsnce; s;yrsT:sIds: .
s ss insT Sssos sfai. C Sv; ss5 U.s.
Horse Jockey WEI Pr. Z str I'm, ODDS:
sSass 5sf nsE imam Il!ss 4 3 .2sS
s Affnssslo PsIiEss, &. & so
Biz SS Tll gesSo, liz & s = 1919
Rs|S ''s
EyENTE SA sgs.5 ges spssns A s
S a SSSs s start sVOd won ridden put place Vim
5SHS Valves s 5000 siS6S $50 Times.
Horse. Jockey. wEt PIP u i Str Ein. odds
4: I'D: :I! H N
nsi;i $500
'G e p sRd needed Leader Ms ne
p ' he psds ds qsnt the D
no match for the winner but held the others BAKHT
soME Classic sna REAL tHsF
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, 50 900; claiming; 3-ysar-ods and
up lie miles Post 440; off 4401z: start good rid
gen out PLACE dTiyins Winner MRS W Distrshs bk.
vaues-SI.a50 5000 $500. $50 Time. 1:4a.s = 10rN'
Horse. Jockey Wat. PIP. Y y Str FIN Odds.
81 8 + i|
ST. 81 f s:s!E Iss. f d + I s S$
- T s gdNIc m sS PsId a. oGAIA $3.50
Handle-$15s533 Total handles O49,I4I Attendance
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Garden State Results
BY the Associated Press

ing; 3-year-olds: i furlonRs.
High Rebel tBlum) $3.50 1890 II 90
roily,s b BURR $50 $40
er Beans, Poetic Dream, Alter Ego,
Smooth Stride. At Sunrise lime, 1:13.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81, 800: claim
ing. 2-year-old maidens; mile and 40
yards.
Look Forward tReoD 7.2O $40 800
Snow Tip (Hartack1 800 3.O0
Jet Comet MARTINI 4.O0
Devon Day, Ponder Leae. Moheva, oil
strike. Vero Shot. Barzami Time. 1:49s.
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! Two-dclar mutuels paidCARIBE BOY Ssh S27g 90,
Handle-S13I =
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FIFTH RACE - Purse. $4,000; elaimng 3-year-olds;
ryonss Post 400 cif e. once; stSr coed: won driving
Rsdd o Juliet Trainer B. zusy. values-S19b0.