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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-01
Poziv ma pros|avu
Milwaukee, Wis. :

Milwaukee, Wis. - DruS-
two Hrvatske zene grana 8
proslavit &c ma jedan lijepi i
dostojni nacin svoju 25-go-
disnjicu opstanka sa bogatim
programom u nedjelju, 5-og
svibnja 1857, u 3 sata po-
slije podne u Crkvenoj Dvo-
rani, 917 North 49th Street.
Proslava &c poceti sa sve-
canom misom Il 10 sati u hr-
vatskoj crkvi Presvetog Srca
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maci banket u zupnoj dvo-
rani, odmah uz crkvu. Nakon
banketa tocno u 3 sata po-
slije podne lijepi bogati pro-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-01
Javna zahvala

ia nize potpisani zahvalju-
.em Sc ovim putem swim ro-
djacima, kumovima mnogo-
brojnim prijateliima, koji SUI
me posjecivali i bill ma usluzi
mojoj obitelii "a vrijeme mog
boravka u bolnici. Jos jed
nom, hvala svima.
A. Shubat,
clan odsjeka S32,
Toronto, Ontario
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-01

menima mi je premalen.
Takodjer molim onu bracu,
koji budu citali u Zajedni-
caru oval moi APPEL, da kazu
doticnom clanu koji bi imao
moi kaput, a ne bi vidio moi
dopis u zajednicaru, m o j u
adresu: Ivan Kadoich, 418
Fillmore St., Bethlehem, Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-01

Zajednica prima move Ga
move izmedju so I 60 godina
starosti M zivotnu osjegura.
citu cd $1,OOO.OO.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-01
JUG0SLAVENSKA PUTNICKA AGENClJA

Puovanja Jugosaviju velkim prekooceanskm PUTNc-
KIM BRODOVIMA svih kompanija Takodjer namodern.
jim avonima drekno Zagreb Ill Beograd. Pse bes-
platne informacije.
saljemo Jugoslaviju Pravmo AF1DEVITE ostalo
dobavjanje rodbine ugosla Prodaemo putne karte
putnke IL JugOslavije
Pravmo punomoc ostae dokumene svakovrsne prevode
Radimo nasim narodom America cd 1908. godne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01
Morgan, Formico
Traded as Lions
Bid for Comeback

Manager Paul Rothgeb and
Player Coach ALI Turner are
making good their promise not
to sit around and do nothing
while their hockey team con-
tinues to lose. They have trad
ed two of the better known Lions
in an attempt to gain strength.
Departing from the scene is
Dan Morgan. veteran winger and
one Of the top stars Of the Lions
Morgan goes to the YOUNGSTOWN
Jets in a trade for Don Oliver
20-year-old goalie. and Joe Haas
|winger-center.
joey Formica. high-scoring
left winger, is scheduled to &C
to the Philadelphia Ramblers in
exchange for Lloyd Cray Legs
Buchanan and Ed (Moe) Bar.
tolie, both forwards. A report
has it that Formica is baking
but II he does 1t will mean sus.
pension, according to Rothgeb.
The Lions next take on the
Comets in Clinton, N. Y. tomor.
row night and If they don't win
Rothgeb says. more trades vii
follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01
backstroke Tops
Hungarian Show

A backstroke performance
that will give swimmers in
Washington a mark at which to
shoot for some time was turned
in during the exhibition by
Hungarian Olympic athletes at
the University of Maryland pool
last night.
Lasle Magyar. one Of those
making a Freedom Tour Of the
United States. swan 100 yards in
1908, believed to be the fastest
that event ever has been done
around here.
A near-capacity crowd at
tended the performances, which
mostly were on an informal
basis and which included an in
trasquad water polo game by the
Hungarians who won the Olym-
pic gold medal in that sport.
One of the best races of the
might was the women's butter
fly event in which Shelley Mann,
the Olympic 1oo-meter winner,
defeated Rypszim Szekely OF
Hungary. with Mary Jane Sears
third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01

"Duckpin Derby" inaugural a
natural. Pannell, rolling with the
United Market team. attained the
lead. at 126-plus, in the National
Capital League, which contains
most Of the better bowlers from
the District Major and Minor
Leagues.
A couple of changes were an
nounced today that will make
the show more lucrative to par
Elephants. The winners will re-
ceive $50 and the losers $40, as
originally planned. but the bonus
money has been increased by the
sponsoring Valley Forge Dis
tributing Co.
Instead Of 81 for every pin
over 400 in a three-game set, IS
will be paid. To earn 5000. a
participant needs to shoot only
l65 instead Of 200. In the abb
sence Of a 165 game, or better.
$50 will be added to the jackpot
the following week.
Washington's duckpin stars
are licking their chops in antici-
patton.
\
On championship Bowling"
WMAL-TV's tenpin feature, at
$50 pm. tomorrow, it will be
renowned Buddy Bomar against
John Kuinzi of East Rochester,
IN. Y. former pitcher with
Rochester in the International
League, who found the rewards
Iof bowling richer than those of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01
Iowa Football Aide
Harvard Prospect

IOWA CITY. Iowa, Feb. up.
Harvard. seeking a new head
football coach. is going to have
"a look at Chalmers Bump
Elliott, Iowa backfield coach,
possibly over the week end.
Bump said a Harvard source
had talked to him and told
him that a Harvard representa-
tive would visit him soon.
II feel Iowa has been awfully
good to me and I'm certainly not
looking for a job in order to
leave Iowa" Bump said yester-
day.
But, he added, Anyone in my
profession will consider the pos
sibilities Of a head coaching
position"
He said he had given no serious
thinking to Harvard. The Ivy
League university is looking for
"a coach to replace Lloyd Jordan,
who was fired after seven years
during which his team won "a
lost 81 and tied 2.
Thomas D. Bolles, Harvard
athletic director, was repeatedly
on the West Coast earlier this
week. He's making a Nation
wide tour In search Of a coach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01
Ryff's Ring Career
Nav Be at on End

NORFOLK. Va, Feb. / R.-
The boxing career OF frankie
Ryff may be nearing its end.
Ryff's manager, Charlie Black,
indicated his fighter has had
it,"
stopping the fight so soon
that was bad" Black complained.
but that's neither here nor
there. This could be the cause
of me making my boy quit"
In a nationally televised light
weight bout here Wednesday
night. feature event OF the March
Of Dimes carnival. Kenny Lane
of Muskegon. Mich, won a tech
meal knockout over Ryff in So
seconds of the sixth round.
Ryf of New York, plainly dis
gusted at his showing, said he
had no plans for another fight.
1T is up to my manager
whether I'll fight again." he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01
4-BuII Fuvorites
Bottle Upsetters

HOLLYWOOD. Fla. Feb. Up.
Tournament favorites Anne
Quasi Of Marysville. Wash. and
Anne Richardson of Columbus,
Ohio. today we're up against a
team that uncorked a mild upset
in the opening of the 18th an
nual Women's four-ball golf
championships.
Greta Leone of Chicago and
Norma Shook of Hickory. N. c.,
surprised Wanda Sanches Of
Baton Rouge, La, and Ann
Casey tombstone OF Mason City,
Iowa, 2 and /. yesterday.
Cookie Swift Berger OF Buffalo,
N. Y, and Marlene Stewart Of
Fonthill, Ontario, meet Mary
Ann Downey of Baltimore and
Marge Lindsay Of Decatur. Ill;
Maureen Riley OF McKeesport.
Pa, and Mary Pat Jansen Of
Charlottesville. Va, are matched
with Betty Probasco OF Lookout
Mountain. Tenn. and Dot Kirby
of Atlanta, and Marge Burns of
Greensboro and Mrs. Maurice
Click Of Baltimore meet jeanne
Goodwin Of Haverhill. Mass,
and Betty Kerby Of Akron, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01
Shelley Mann Off
For Hawaii School

Shelley Mann Of Arlington,
the women's 100-meter butterfly
swimming champion in the Mel
bourne Olympic Games. is leav-
ing today to attend the Univer-
sity of Hawaii. She has been
a student at American Univer-
s!ty.
She plans to continue her
swimming in Hawaii. and while
there will train under the we'll
known coach. Sochi Sakamoto
Miss Mann says that in addition
to the butterfly, she hopes to
regain her former peak in the
free style. an event in which
she once won the national cham
pionship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01

l ranker, Lockhart, to meet the
No. 2 rated Frank Micalizzi as
"a starter. with the survivor to
take on the No. 3 ranked Pan
nell the following Friday. But
Micalizzi. because Of an ailment,
was a risk, and PANEL was moved
up. Mike drew a rain check.
What happened then hardly
could be improved on by a script
writer. Lockhart, in a brilliant
display of duckpinning, won a
commanding lead in a special
15-game test to determine
"a couple of berths for Washing
ton in the National Match Game
Championship. In the opening
block of eight games he aver
aged 1856.
A few nights later. as a men,
Der Of the Chevy Chase Chevro-
let team, which is captained by
Pannell, Lockhart shot 1896 to
snatch the lead in the District
Major League. which was tanta-
mount to becoming the season.
top duckpinner to date.
Pannell Is the defending cham
pion in the District Major. For
the title last season. he nosed
out. on the final night of COM
petition. none other than Lock-
hart. And now. with Bobby
averaging 1926. his opponent
for tonight is only a point behind
him in another great race for
the areas most coveted league
title.
AS an added touch to make the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Feb. with betting tagging
about 8 per cent behind last
years figures. the Charles Town
Turf Club plans to schedule nine
races tomorrow for the second
Saturday card Of the current 49,
day meeting.
There Is no restriction on
adding a race to the customary
Ieight-race card in West Virginia
and during the 39-day summer
meeting here last year. nine
races were run daily. The Mary
land law allows the tracks to
conduct no more than eight
races.
This area was by-paSsed by
yesterdays early morning snow.
getting only flurries followed by
rain. Two inches Of snow was
reported as close as Leesburg.
Va. only Is miles away.
Due to the foul weather In
the Washington and Baltimore
areas, only 2.724 fans showed up.
1t was the smallest turnout of
the meeting. Betting amounted
to $208,449.
Jockey George Cardoza. &c.
Iyear-old veteran rider, counted
himself an extremely lucky man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01
Rocco Uses Feet
To Defeat Lee;
Guqne Wins Here

Antonino Rocca, making fire.
quent use of his bare feet to
knock down Cowboy Rocky Lee,
defeated the 325-pound Texan in
two straight falls in the feature
wrestling bout last night at Cap
itol Arena before a runaway
crowd Of more than $500.
Another winner in two straight
falls was Verne Gagne over AL
Smith.
In other matches Skull Muir
ply and Karl Won Hess were
counted out when both fell out
Of the ring and continued to mix
1t up. Rocky Starr won oyer Sol
dier Barry and in a team match
Wild Man Fargo and Don Ste
vens defeated Arnold Skaaland
and Jim Bernard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01

baseball. In one tenpin sea-
son he won more money than he
earned in a season on the dia-
mond.
Julie Singers Greenway Bowl
Handicap for men and women
will be held Sunday with compe-
tition from 2 pm. to midnight,
and it promises to attract a
whopping entry. 1t offers more
guaranteed prizes than any other
duckpin handicap in the area,
IA. with a top of $500, and $500
total.
The netry fee is $3.50 and the
handicaps three-fifths against
a scratch of 1873.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01
Iyra, Darragh
Give Louisville
Potent Punch

If you're looking for a way to
improve a basketball team, turn
1t from a good one into perhaps
a great one, just take a look at
Bernie Hickman and his Louis
vile Cardinals.
It happens this way. First, the
star of your good team turns UP
with back ailment. 1t reduces
his effectiveness both as scorer
and rebounder just enough that
someone else has to take over his
workhorse duties. The new leader
develops so quickly that by the
time the ailing ace is ready to go
at close to top speed again you
have two stars instead Of one
and perhaps a great team instead
Of just a good one.
Foolproof system - providing
you have Louisville's depth, an
ailing star with the capabilities
Of a fellow like Charlie Tyra, an
All-America candidate, and a
teammate with the potential Of
Bill Darragh.
10-Game Winning Streak
The Tyra-Darragh punch has
rolled the Cardinals into a 10
game winning streak, with Miami
CFla) the latest victim by $3.50
last night. More than that.
Louisville is up to No. 3 nation.
ally with 14-2 record and ready
to take over should either top
ranked North Carolina or sec
ond-ranked Kansas falter.
Both Tyra and Darragh scored
10 points against Miami and
Tyra showed he's back in shape
by grabbing 10 rebounds.
Duke took over second place
in the Atlantic Coast Conference
by defeating Maryland, 1880.
Wake Forest continued to move
up. making it six in a row and
Is out Of IA by routing Virginia,
1888. Oklahoma City whipped
Wichita, 84-70, and st. Peters Of
New Jersey stretched the Ma
TONS longest winning streak to
10 against Siena, 81-60.
st. Johns of Brooklyn (9-4)
improved its NIT chances, 1910
over Pitt. and Montana won its
ninth straight home game and
took over second place in the
Skyline Conference as well, Ga
so over Wyoming.
Murdoch Misses Mark
Denver stopped Utah State,
1886. in overtime and Utah
routed Colorado A6SM, $3.50, in
other Skyline games. Temple
defeated Delaware. S7-57; Gin
drubbed Toledo, 68-63;
Brown beat Harvard in overtime.
$3.50, on Joe Tebo's jump shot
with two seconds left: Xavier of
Ohio crushed Baltimore Loyola,
l02-76: Evansville surprised But.
Ter. 81-72; Eastern Kentucky
edged the Quantico Marines.
1926. in another overtime
game, and Maine lost, 10000. to
Rhode Island.
Wake Forest handled Virginia
with ease but its Jackie Murdoch
failed in his bid to match or
break the collegiate free throw
record Of 40 in succession estab.
lished Wednesday night by Du-
quesne's Dave Ricketts,.
Murdoch needed three in a
row to tie, four to better the
mark. But he missed his third
attempt and his string was
snapped at SO. He cashed his
next two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01
Streuks Goinq
Boths Ways In
Pro Cage PIoy
By the Associated Press

Winning streaks and losing
streaks are a dime a dozen in
the National Basketball Asso-
citation these days.
Syracuse, for instance. has a
six-game victory string working
thanks to the Mats 105-l04 tri-
umph over Boston last night.
Fort Wayne beat Minneapolis.
111-107. for the Pistons' fourth
straight victory and the Lakers'
sixth consecutive defeat. match
Ing an all-time Laker losing
streak. Philadelphia recuperat-
I'd from a four-game losing
hinge to whip New York, l06-
i02.
The victories paid immediate
dividends. Syracuse kept pace
with Philadelphia in the East
ern Division and both teams
moved closed to second-place
New York. The Pistons' tri-
lmph cemented their position
atop the Western Division.
The Boston Celtics. whose
ylittering eight-game victory
string ended when they were
beaten by Syracuse Wednesday
night. remained a comfortable
6i2 games ahead Of the pack in
the Eastern race.
The Celtics took an 1919 lead
into the final period last night
only to be outscored by the surg
ing Mats, 1921. The deciding
score came when Eddie Conlin
took a pass from John Kerr with
"a seconds remaining and con-
nected on a field goal. Dolph
Schayes topped the winners with
"a points. Bill Sharman was the
high Celtic with 30.
A New York rally in the last
minute of play fizzled when the
Warriors Ernie Beck and Jack
George hit successive baskets.
Paul Arizin tailed IS points for
the Warriors and Ron Sobie led
the New Workers with 20.
A l2-point outburst by George
Yardley in the last five minutes
insured the Pistons' victory. That
spree brought his game total &c
40. his best performance of the
season. Clyde Lovellette was tor
scorer for Minneapolis with &c
points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01
New Lutonio Track
To Open August "a

CINCINNATI, Feb. / R.-
Northern Kentucky's new race
track near Florence. KY. to be
known as New Latonia. will get
under way with a 39-day meet
ing-from August "a to october 8.
Matt VIM Williamson, who
heads the organization. told the
Ohio Valley Thoroughbred Club
yesterday that three once-fa-
nous running races will be re-
vived.
The Clippsetta. for 2-year -olds;
the Latonia Championship. for
3-year-olds, and the Latonia Cup,
an endurance test for older
horses, will be brought back.
Each was run many times on
the old Latonia race track near
Florence years ago. Each Of the
races will be for purses Of $685.
900, Williamson said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01
30 WILING
WITH ROD THOMAS

In one respect. "Duckpin Der
by" a weekly one-hour program
to be inaugurated at 1920
o'clock tonight on WMAL-TV,
gets a lucky break straight OF.
This is in the selection Of Bobby
Lockhart and Cletus Pannell for
the first match.
The tentative formal Of the
show called for the Districts No.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01

are aimed full-throttle at their
third straight VIA Group II
State championship.
A quartet of Alexandria public
school officials dropped in to see
the Luther Jackson game a week
ago Wednesday, and one. Ath-
letic Director Rasty Doran,
doesn't mind stating tina t
Parker-Gray is one Of the best
high school teams he ever saw.
Rasty coached basketball for rs
years, mostly at CIV High.
The question was raised as TO
who has the best team in Alex
andria, since CIV is enjoying one
of its finer campaigns. Rasty
declines to compare them. "They
play opposite types Of ball. One
(GW) is deliberate and the
other uses speed"
The addition of Roland Scott
to the lineup does not hurt mat
tiers at Parker Gray, either.
Scott was All-State in the VIA
last season, fell behind in his
studies the first semester this
year and Just this week regained
his eligibility.
Even without Scott. Doran
said, They have speed and
height. can shoot and run. I'm
going back again - Monday,
when they play Fairmont
Heights.
Volunteer messengers for the
press at last Saturdays Star
Games included Hardy Pearce,
jr., son of the District public
high schools athletic director
and John Koontz. jr.. son Of the
Anacostia principal. Three
meet records set in the scholas-
tic section which are liable to
stand for years are the 6.4-sec-
ond 60-yard dash by Bart
Widom of Coolidge, the 6-foot-
Ia high jump by Washington
Lees Charles Davis and the So
second effort of Wakefield's Bill
johnson in the 70-yard high
hurdles. Those marks are good in
any company.
The Virginia High School
League has announced impor-
tant dates for the remainder of
the school year. The Group
basketball tournament will be
March 14-l6 at Richmond Arena
and the Group II tourney March
60 at VPI. In track, the State
championships will be held May
l0-1l at William and Mary for
Group / schools and the same
days at University of Virginia for
Group II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01
Ex-Truck Stur Dies
In Hunting Mishup

SALTWATER, Okla. Feb. /
(P.-Forrest Efaw, former Okla
homa AIM track star and Ma
tional AAU steeplechase cham
pion. was electrocuted last night
while hunting.
Efaw, 81. won four Missouri
Valley / and 2 mile champion
ships while running with the
Aggie team in l938-9-40 and
after graduation won the Ma
tional AAU championship.
Police said that Efaw was
hunting on his farm late yester-
day when his dog chased rabbit
into an irrigation pipe. Efaw
lifted the pipe to shake out the
animal and it came In contact
with a high-voltage wire. His
son, Fritz, o, was with him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01
WITH THE
HIGH SCHOOLS
By DICK STAY

Easily the surprise of Northern
Virginia basketball this winter
is Falls Church, which now is
accomplishing what was expected
of 1t a year ago. 1t was last sea-
son that the Jaguars had all their
veteran material, but they I'm
ished in a tie for last place in
the Group I standings. The cur
rent team has just two lettermen
from last year and it's winging
along in third place.
Falls Church Is half-game
in front of Annandale behind
the leagues real powers. George
Washington and Wakefield, as
the Jaguars attempt to protect
their standing tonight. They are
host to Annandale. which will be
without Bruce Hewitt for the
first time in the. schools history.
Falls Church also will be trying
for a five-game winning streak.
Its string Of victims so far in
cludes Groveton. Hammond,
Mount Vernon and Washington
Lee, and none were close. The
triumph Tuesday over WI was
the Jaguars' first ever over the
Generals and the score was AZ
80.
Coach Art Valotto doesn't claim
an outstanding defensive job by
his team Tuesday night. "W-L
had a poor shooting percentage
and our rebounding was good. We
gave them only one shot at a
time" Valotto says.
All this is being achieved
m ostly by an average-size
quintet composed Of Sam Yancy
and Stewart Husbey, seniors;
and Keith Holman, John Booth
and Butch Eybers. juniors. Hol-
man goes 6-foot-4 but just about
every team around has at least
one boy that big. The others are
5-10 to 81. Bill Faunce is the
other letterman along with
Yarcy.
Holman also is the leading
scorer with a modest 12-point
average. Valotto likes it that
way, with the points well dis
tributed. Falls Church has won
seven Of 10 games to date, with
seven to play. in a quest for its
first winning season since 1882
So.
1T would be a pleasant sur
prise" says the coach.
Then. too. there's Parker
Gray in Northern Virginia. The
Bulldogs have won % games in
"a row since a defeat by Bates Of
Annapolis early last season and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

St Louis--virKi Honey Bear Atkins.
l2l, ST. Louis. stopped Al Andrews.
pallas-Buddv thurman. l7a. knocked
out Otis Carr. ZOO. Wichita ~,
Revere, Mass.--Billy Ryan, 1877,
Brown, 1909, Brooklyn %.
Los AnEeles--Kid Centella, 1854. Los
Angeles, outpointed Tommy Romulo.
1851. Philippines UO)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01
CHARLES TOWN NOTES

today after yesterdays spill in
the sixth race when he narrowly
escaped being trampled after he
was thrown from Brisuet at the
far turn.
The rider explained that his
mount was running third at the
time at the far turn. but was
moving fast when he bobbled and
nearly fell. Cardoza said that
he was not bothered but that his
horse crossed his legs, causing
the accident.
1t was the first spill Of the
meeting. The track has been
termed fast only one day Of the
first five. That was on opening
day.
There has been no horses
claimed at this meeting. although
Whataman. a 3-year-old making
his first start in yesterdays
fourth. looked like a steal for
$3.50. after the race of course.
Sired by Westerman, who con-
sistently won on the half-mile
circuit and occasionally took a
fling at the milers, Whataman
outran his field with ease in the
dash Of about four furlongs and
was being pulled up during the
final sixteenth.
The word got around swiftly on
Whataman and he was favored
after opening at 10 to /. paying
$40. The colt is owned by Mrs.
Harriet Clatterbuck of Culpepper.
Va.
Due to the unpleasant weather.
the races were run of speedily
yesterday and the fans were on
their way home shortly after 4
pm.
Five more favorites won here
yesterday to bring the score to
l8 in 40 races, rather remark
able figure in view Of the of
tracks and most of the horses
making their first starts Of the
season