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Switch On Wins
Lincoln Sprint

LINCOLN. r. l.. May II a.
Switch On survived a claim Of
foul today to win the $4,000
New London Handicap at Lin
coin Downs before 1928.
Making his first start in New
England since 1855. Switch On
ridden by Jorge Contreras, I'm
ished the 7-furlong sprint three
quarters of a length ahead OF
Double Bid. George Glib, rider
of Motor Line. the favorite who
finished third, then lodged a
claim Of foul. He said Switch On
crowded him on the far turn.
The stewards disallowed the
claim. however, and Switch On
paid $3.50 and 81. There was no
show wagering. Double Bid paid
$500 to place.
Switch On earned $500 boost
ing his total this year to $43, ESQ
in nine starts. He was timed in
1854.
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rs, 900 See Lightning Jack
Win in Hollywood Park Mud

1NGLEwOoD. Calf, May II
R.-Lightning Jack. closing
with a rush in the stretch, nosed
out Royal Academy in q battle
OF 3-year-olds in the $28,l5O
|Debonair Stakes before $4,000
at Hollywood Park today.
The 6-furlong dash was fought
out over the FIRST muddy strip in
the history Of Hollywood Parks
summer sessions after 32S con-
secutive racing days.
Count Arrow was third and
the race was timed in q slow
|1:l1%.
Lightning Jack, q California
bred, paid SIC, $3.50 and $40;
Royal Academy $50 and $3.50
and Count Arrow $4.9O.
The Debonair was the first Of
a series pointing toward the
500, 000-added Westerner July
20. the big event at Hollywood
for the 3-year-old division.
Gaelic Gold. Grand Tudor and
Sullivan Jr. were scratched be-
cause Of the of going, and nine
colts and geldings started.
Lightning Jack. raced under
the silks Of the Shapiro-Leavitt
Stable and was ridden by Mel
PETERSON.
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Sets
.C|AA Record

BALTIMORE. May II (R.-
Lee Calhoun. Olympic hurdles
champion. cracked one record
and tied another today but Nor
gan State College won its ninth
straight team title in the Cen
trail Intercollegiate Athletic As
Isociation track and field cham
pionships.
Calhoun, pacing North Caro-
lima College to third place in the
team standings. topped the l2O-
yard high hurdles in 1877. cutting
one-tenth Of a second of the
CIAA mark he set last year.
He also tied his own record in
the 220 low hurdles with 23.4.
Morgan's George Dennis con-
tributed a record-breaking g.
foot-9-inch leap in the high
jump. easily lettering the 6-6ss
set by Lincoln's Ted Ellis in 1852.
Morgan swept eight first places
in piling up 1919. Winston
Salem was a distant second with
3712. followed by N. C. College,
80; Hampton, %; Howard, 14la:
Delaware, l3; Maryland State,
"a; Lincoln. 1913; Fayetteville, Z;
Johnson c. Smith, z; Shaw, 4:
st. Augustine's. ~: North Caro-
lima A6ST, /, and Virginia State,
IA
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Ballard, Sherman
Get Scholarships
To Virginia, SMU

Wayne Ballard and Gene
Sherman, outstanding members
Of the backfield Of WASHINGTON
Lee Highs State football cham.
pions last year. have accepted
scholarships to Virginia and
Southern Methodist. respec-
lively.
Ballard. 5-foot-l1, l75-pound
quarterback and an outfielder
on the baseball team at WI
was named to The Stars ALI
Metropolitan team. He is bes,
remembered for his place kick.
ing. In four Of the Generals II
victories, his kicking deciding
the game. The most notable wa.
the field goal at the final CUR
that beat George Washington
30. on Thanksgiving Day.
Sherman, son Of 30 Sherman
head football coach OF George
Washington University, wa.
named to The Stars second All.
Mat team. The 6-foot, 1856.
FOUNDER. also an outfielder or
the Generals baseball team. wa.
a driving fullback and led hi
team in ground gaining.
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errors Edge
Gu Truckmen

WESTMINSTER, Md, May II
l(R.-John Hort. Western Mary.
land track star. led his team t.
a $3.50 victory over previously
unbeaten Catholic University
here today.
/ Hort captured both hurdle
events. tied for first in the high
Jump and just missed upset.
ting John Madison. Catholic.
ace half miller. in his speciality
Summaries:
n, shc. put: I-Bossn. Cg; Atkinson
feet V inch.
Mile: Madison. Gu; e--Nelson. Gu
40 s 9ara: '" l Nc Is; 4'4 eS;
Becker. W. Nd; s-Butisf. ". Nd. Time
Pole vault: May. w. Nd: ma.
I.rovito. Gu, and Ravlins. W. Nd. (tie)
aeiRht, 10 feet 3 inches
Broad jump: ,il-zc. Smith. W, Nd
Sd tti.." Distance tan aa g fee. ;U inoS.a
Gu; 2ELayin. W. Nd. Time: 1903.
S: H. ,o Ts I;!E 4s g.:
=, i0s;yard hish hurdies:. f-Hort. W
MO- %Holoruner; ". Nd: 3-Mastro.
:, $50 yards: ii-nsdi.on. Gu; Effort
geo yards: 1--Libert. Gu: 2-Math.
Iseges, Gu: Seeker. W. Md. Time
Discus: .1-Biehl. W. Nd; Becker
Gu; 3-spaar. W. Nd. Distance, liz
"r Two mi mile. ,-N,,.o,. en-. ~
Smith. W. Nd; 3-siiex, W. Nd. Time
il1:II.6.
220.yard low hurdles: Hort. w
Nc MSS. rE;Piteh- Gu; 3-Holbruner. W
Mile relay: i-cu forfeit.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: / mile.
Count Domingo (Me'xD 100 l,2O 3.2O
ksdo Image Mlundorf( 1910 $40
porie. Bunnie Pete. Tacsro. Pace
Time las.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: al
loWances; 2-year-olds: furlongs.
Rif %s He.SsI 'Me sS,,d i4Ao 1sS cS
Fiashy Token CWagner) 800
Nunzi Nungi, Reddy Jones, NaEol,
satin Parasall, Princess Ham. Time.
FIFTH RAcE1Purse, $500; allow
z Total Trafie Fl'nl 1920 $40 3.eO
Fibre King tMundorfD 500 I.O0
Adelene Dasher lMeauxl 32O
saTs Request, aAt WIN, Lake Drive.
Green and Kerr entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: allow
ances; 4-year- and up: Ga furlones.
vE .,.;.S eR. SIruman 7.iO $50 800
Dancing Boy Fieselmau, "s" An .so
Ban Sen. Air Romance. Doc Moor.
Only. Time. 1885,. ~ anu
SEVENTH RAcE-The Sportsman
Park Handicap; $4,000; 3-year- oids
Speed Rouser (Craig) AGO 360
Next Page (vandenborrel 6.o0
Jimmy The One. King Bebe Volition.
Good Gesture, Tussle Patch. Time.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing: 4.year.olds and up: 1 mile.
War stim Meauxl Ii.iO 600 $50
Vie En- Rose (MundOrf) 2l.9O III .O0
Blue Lieks (BaiFdI %
Coffeyv;;le, Ocean Money, Motoraniic'
Calico Creek, Donny's Task. Wise Swiv,
Jahar. Time. 1:49.
Handicap; purse, $4,000; 5.year- dds s
and up; liz miles.
Attempt HieselmanI 900 $40 3AO
Equimore (Viera) 0.RO 6.e0
Go Between, Blue Ember, cortina,
Pasha Sailed. Striking Hour. Noble
Birth, Our Country. Time. :542s.
aW. j. Schmidt entry.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID Sl24.lO

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim.
ing: 4-year-olds and up; Il miles.
Montauk Lesterl $50 4.20 2.6O
hugo Yen Go tBOlanO 1000 $40
Napoli, Dry vermouth. Proscenium,
vanette. Time. 1:47ss.
FOURT- RAcE-Purse. 81. 1900; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: liz miles
Bright Plumes tB'ley) $500 1880 SEQ
Calgary lRfoussardl 100 4.3O
kaVadOr UovatoD $40
Andre, Indian Smoke. Fraluxe. Roar
II Bull. Time. l:46Is.
FIFTH RACE--Purse, $4,000; allow
ances: .3-year-olds: I u miles.
ROYAL Haven Bailey 1910 1910 ITO
I nlnme 'S9 sCnls lie 40
on Course. Revelationist. Ny Last
Try; At Hand Arnica' Top Award. Time.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances: .4-year-olds and up: q furlongs.
Decimal tLesterl S.1O 42O 3.IO
Jutland tArcaro) 40 100
DARK Peter tBr0ussardD 5.1O
sa Turf Nsns.s Isd St. a Amou sn snG
Time. 1:iOas.
SEVENTH RACE = The Grey Lag
Handicap; 100000 added; 3-year-olds
and up. Ia miles.
Kinsmaker lUsseryD 25.iO 1880 7.SO
Beam Rider (Greenl $50 4.2O
' First ssrSsd Paper TIGER Greek s sSe
Third Brother. Oh Johnny. Time.
1:4Sb tnew track record).
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: / u miles.
Irish Love lOlahD 80 4.IO $50
showers End Bailey 800 2.IO
:. Flint Rose Rhy Dress. Dover Doll
Time, l.blh.
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IMunchuusen Winner
AT Churchill Downs

LOUISVILLE. KY. May IL up.
e. c. Roth. jr,'s, Munchausen
was an easy winner over Bern
bureoo in today's featured $10,-
000-added Louisville Handicap
at Churchill Downs.
L. c. Cook rode Munchausen,
who ran the mile and q SIX
tenth in l:442s.
The winner paid $l2. $500
and $3.50.
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|kingmaker Sets
Track Record in
|GreyLagvictory

NEW YORK, May II (R.-
Happy Hill Farms Kingmaker, a
l2-to-l outsider. scored an upset
today with a track record for a
mile and an eighth in the $56 900
Grey Lag Handicap at Jamaica.
Ridden by Bob Ussery, leading
Jockey at the meeting, the A.
year-old son Of Princequillo raced
straight and true to win by three
lengths in l:4sS over a sloppy
track.
Kingmaker shaved three-fifths
lof a second from the track STAN
dard set by Bold Ruler in the
Wood Memorial April 20 over a
fast track. Kingmaker paid
$3.50. 5000 and $3.50 across
the board to hackers in the
crowd Of 32.293.
Beam Rider returned $3.50
and $4.20, while Pylades was
$3.50 to show.
King Ranch's Beam Rider fin
ished second in the eight-horse
field and Robert o. j. Streuber's
Pylades was third. The big dis
appointment in the race was the
favored Third Brother, who fin
ished last.
Except for some brief mo-
ments when he fell back to third
place at the. half. Kingmaker,
carrying lie pounds, had an
easy time in his record making
trip. He picked up Pylades and
First Served after they had
passed him, and went on from
there to be in command the rest
of the way.
The Grey Lag was worth $685.
300 which boosted Kingmakers
earnings TO $153.875 in 81 races
and brought him his eighth VIC
tory.
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barbizon Idle,
|Hartack Wins
On King Harlan

CAMDEN, N. j., May IL (R.-
Jockey Willie Hartack, originally
slated to ride Barbizon. the late.
scratched favorite. took King
Harlan as a mount and rode tc
victory in the $4,000 Delaware
Valley Stakes at Garden State
Park today.
The winner finished half 9
length ahead Of Irate, with the
lfast-closing Glen, q neck behind
in third place. King Hairan ran
the six furlongs in l:lO ant
picked UP a net purse Of $2l 900
He brought his hackers In
the crowd Of 34,635 a return
Of $3.50. $4.20 and $500.
Behind the top three came
True Verdict. Soft Day. Bakht
High Sparkle, Lucky George
Wassail. Bandit and Princeton
Bandit was quickest away
followed by Lucky George anc
King Hairan. At the half-mils
pole Hartack had his mount ir
front by more than a length
At this point. Irate, who had
won his debut here last week
by is lengths. made a bold rush
and went up to challenge the
leader. King Hairan Rugged the
rail and by saving ground with
stood rates determined chal-
lenge. Glen had moved swiftly
from sninth place and was pour
ing it on turning for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Edwards and
Harry B. Massey. co-owners OF
the winner. received the trophy
from John B. Kelly. president Of
the Atlantic City Racing Associa-
ton. Trainer Lenny Hunt said
the colt would be shipped to New
York tomorrow and would start
there in some Of the sophomore
fixtures.
Today's crowd wagered ST.
806.840
Favorite players had one mo-
ment Of brightness in the incle-
ment weather when the choices
accounted for both ends Of q
$3.50 daily double. I Hope won
the opener and Busher's Beam
followed suit in the second. APP
prentice Howard Grant and vet
eran Joe Culmone were the
riders.
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dash in 9.7 seconds, slicing a
tenth Of a second OF the 9.s
record that had stood since 1899.
Then he flashed through the 200
in II seconds fiat. two-tenths of
a second faster than the previous
record that has lasted since 1928
Fillman also captured the go
yard low hurdles with a time OF
1913 and finished second behind
defending champion George
Riggs of Richmond in the broad
jump. Riggs winning leap was
% feet 3A inches.
WINS Dave Pitkethly and Da-
Wilson's Bill Gramley were the
only other contestants to win
more than one event. Pitkethly
easily accounted for the mile and
two-mile runs, winning the mile
in 1882 and the two-mile in
9:4l.5. Gramley won the discus
throw with a toss of la feet and
followed with throw of 46 feet
liz inches that won the
shot put.
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FiIlmun Scores 1o Points
AS WEN Wins sc Track

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, May IL
R.-Walt Fillman won three
events and set records in two
today In leading William & Mary
to an easy victory in the 33d
Southern Conference track and
field meet.
Fillman. whose records came
in the 100 and 220 yard dashes.
accounted for 10 points as W&M
swept In front early and stayed
there. The Indians piled UP 10
points while defending champion
Virginia Tech, the second place
team, accumulated only 483l.
Following the two leaders were
VMI. 33A: West Virginia, %:
Davidson. 2lA: Richmond, 1871:
Washington & Lee. S: The Cita-
del. 4; and Furman. 2.
Never an individual winner in
q conference outdoor title meet
before. Fillman quickly made I'D
for lost time today on his home
track. The William and Mary
senior ripped OF the l0O-yard
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DAILY DOUBLE PAM SIe. "a

DAILY DOUBLE PAID 1880
THIRD RAcB-Purse. $500: claim
han (Culmonel 1890 leo AGA
Uncle Ev lCafdeHal l.2O 500
Norma's First tcaoel $40
Me- RESTRAINED Yasai sHn BE sonu. LrG Hss
"' Fourth f RActEBur.e. $1,000: claim
ing: 3-yeaE-clds: Q furlopgs.
Tan;rsn sAi5ieyl 500 $50 $50
Bold Cusn tCulmenel 800
Lord Ruler. Tiger Matches. Re Joli.
TiFTH RxcE.Pufse. $500; claim.
". s:iss:, ind q ssoo TIs' s4o
Rich and Rare lBou;metls) lid
Bull x. Val Ris. Punkin vine. Arietta,
Model sI1r ysep; Tsmpo; Time; II;34bh,
Iloysnees: 5-sssr-oids; 3 fuf IiS :"
Nile. Dlanne (C'1m'nel eco 800 a.2O
Mares Beau Ueblanci $40 3.60
Hearts, Desire (Martlnl 3.2O
. SEVENTH RAcE--The Delaware val.
ley Stakes; $4,000 added; 3-year-olds;
I k,.s T ISs;..sn Mr'.eD 7.so go ssS
Glen tAndersqn) 3.RO
Bakht, Lucky George. Princeton, Ban.
dit. Wassail. True Verdict, Soft Day
High Sparkle. Time. 1:l0.
EicHTH RAcE-purse. $500: claim.
4 nr, y WH,s s9 ss ii.eo 80 $50
sweep Down tsmithl 6,IO
Bullet. Radiator, ierns. Req Goa Coat c SuIts
Fancy. Time. 1:4bh
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Preokness Prep Figured
I lineup for Bold Ruler

ILiege IN the Derby, should pass
up the Preakness. A conference
between the trainer and Owner
Ralph Lowe was scheduled today
and a decision is expected pres
emily.
If Gallant Man declines in IA
Ivor Of the Belmont Stakes, the
Preaki1ess could become a two
horse race between Iron Liegt
and Bold Ruler. Counted as def
mite starters behind these two
are Federal Hill. Inswept, Nah
Hiss. Promised Land and High
Sparkle.
Late Starter Possible
On the possibility list are Gen
Duke, One-Eyed King and Con.
voy. although there always Is 9
chance that some owner might
send some unheard Of horse, as
happened two years ago when
the FreakneSS was being con-
ceded to Nashua. A 3-year-old
named Sticks showed UP to send
everyone checking the registra-
ton books to see If he was q
thoroughbred.
Gen. Duke breezed three fur
longs in 0:37% yesterday anc
immediately after the colts in.
jured left fore foot was examined
by Trainer Jimmy Jones and DIR
R. w. Connolly. Jones indicated
it was about 1920 against Gen
Duke making the Preakness.
II could blow him out thi.
morning and run him Sunda,
as far as condition is concerned. ;
Jones said. But I'll not do any.
thing with him if there is any
danger of aggravating his foot
bruise. About Tuesday, I'm 60.
ing to throw a good work intC
him. If he comes out of that
okay, it will make a big differ
lence in my thinking"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

BALTIMORE, May l2.-Bold
Ruler, seeking revenge after his
Kentucky Derby defeat, makes
his Maryland debut in the nom
betting Preakness Prep at PIN
lico tomorrow against two lesser
3-year-olds. but the result Is
expected to tell little more than
how the Wheatley Stable colt
likes the track. It also win help
Eddie Arcaro try new tactics.
II there were wagering. Bold
Ruler would be l-to-lO. Facing
him in the $1,000 Prep at a mile
and q sixteenth are the Roslyn
Farms Inswept, Chesapeake
Stakes winner. and Mrs. Janon
J. Fishers Convoy. q maiden.
Under the conditions Of the
Prep. to be run between the
sixth and seventh races, Bold
Ruler carries 1924; Inswept 100
and Convoy 1T. Bold Ruler also
may wear blinkers.
AS Preakness week opens at
Pimlico. Gen. Duke. Calumet
Farms No. l 3-year-old, is an
extremely doubtful starter, and
Iron Liege. his Derby winning
stablemate. firmly established as
the horse to beat in the 8lst
classic Saturday.
Expect 7 or 8
The Maryland Jockey Club is
expecting seven or eight 3-year-
Odds to 60 to the post for the
500. 1000. added money race but
the pressing question at Pimlico
Is the status Of Gallant Man.
the big IF" horse of the 1857
Kentucky Derby.
Trainer Johnny Nerud has in
|dicated he believes his colt. who
I6r0nnad q hao vfhraako,. - T..,.
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Bill Howton Signs
Green Bow Contract

GREEN BAY. Wis. May II up.
End Bill Howton. overshad-
owed only by the great Don Hut
son as a Green Bay Packers
pass receiver. today returned his
signed. 1857 contract.
The former Rice star. ranked
second in the league last season
in pass receptions with IS, but
led league ends in total yards
with l.leS and touchdowns with
IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
K. of c. Booters Host
To Baltimore Team

The knights of Columbus
soccer team will meet the Balti-
more Kickers in the second round
of Arnold Cup play at 2::30 pm.
today at Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets NV.
The Washington Sports Club
plays the Ukraines of Baltimore
in another second-round match
at 2:30 at Clifton Park in Balti-
more.
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DR.. Fig Captures
Woodmont Stakes

DR.. Blaine Fig took top honors
in yesterdays sweepstakes golf
at Woodmont Country Club
turning in an 81-14-67.
Dave Dubh With an SIS 49, 6s
and Robert Philipson. s79Al0-6s
were second and third. Barney
Dreyfuss was next with 83-l3-
70. followed by Henry j. Kauf-
man with 79-9-70.
Pat Berger and Coleman Stein
made a good start in their de-
Tense Of the Adlai Mann Me-
mortal Trophy for two-man team
play. turning back Arthur Lyn
and Bernard Nordlinger, 4 and 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12

The $4,000 attendance was sur
prising in view Of the heavy
showers throughout this area
during the morning and the
threatening skies all afternoon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12

the monthly dinner-meeting Of
the Better Sports Club Of Airing
ton at $3.50 pm. tomorrow at
Britt's Cafeteria. 1921 Wilson
boulevard.
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Roin Holts Hoyos
In Fourth Innino

PHILADELPH Ia. May II
(SpeciaD The Georgetown-St
Joseph's baseball game was post
poned today after rain halted
play with one out in the top OF
the fourth inning with st. Jo-
seph's leading. 5-l.
The Hawks had scored two
runs in each Of the first two in
nings and added another in the
third.
Georgetown's lone run came
on q three-base error and q
single by Tony Natoli.
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tGurden State Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claim.
ing: 3-year-olds; q furlones.
I Hope tGFant $40 40 . N
Roy o Boy (HaFtaekl A0O Z IN
ice Night OIettineerl Nj
Asset. Faultina, Grianair Elliott,
Batavia. Best Tantars. Time. 1:l3H.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500. claim
ing, 4.year-olds and up: furlonGs
6unher's Beam (Cul'neD 400 400 3.OO
Bold Hunter tBoulmetisl I000 4 m
seltons Pies (Stidham) 6,a9
Dream Pattern. 0oggin. Bogie Man,
Jock eeot. Texas B., Night Mission.
Ti.le. 1:11eS.
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Jumuicu Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and UP: furlongs
SEEBIT lArearo) 2O.40 $50 TO
Fusion tGuerinl 400 S.20
Big Print (BOIandl a'l0
Getthere Frank. Fresh Paint, Gable
Jack. Repelled, Comets Glow. Battle
Over, Chestnut King. Mantlepiece,
9 south Florida, Run Riot. Time
1:l3ls.
Levinson entry
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000; maid
ems; 3-year- colds; furlongs.
Iron Hand OBolandD $50 4.SO $40
Natagar tSOrrentinO) $50 200
Atom Rocket (ColeD l00
Midnight Lullaby. Hiptu, Path of Gold,
Iuckaroe, Jet Barrier, a Fairfax Trim
ity Light. Hands Down, Cut and Run,
Hickory Blum. Keukenhof. Time. l:13%s.
Bostwick entry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12

Bernard Russell Of the Juve-
nile Delinquency Division Of the
department. Of Health, Educas
i p and Welfare, will speak Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing; 3-year-olds: furlongs,
Grace's Star (MeauxJ I1.2O GEO san
Rebel Bandito baldwin, $50 500
Madse (Nundorf) 3'60
Bold Quest. Lady Cadet. Planning
Rebel, Youths Hope, Prince Joe. AUDI
boy' Greek Nation. Time, l:Ish.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500; claim
ing. 4-year-olds and up; 81 furlonGs
Uncle Pete CRAIG HOO 6.4O 100
Argufy lGilIigan1 geo IN
Mighty Roam (Camp) HS,l
- Nanama, Her Belle. Best Story, Aunt
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flicting emotions. 1t was funny, in
a way; yet it was a great deal
sadder than it was funny. Here
was fellow human being to
whom l would have never given a
second thought had she not come
to me for help. Hers is a world so
different from mine that / like
many others, have more or less
considered those of her world a
race apart, never giving thought
to it's hardships. A more refined
and cultured mother might have
suffered in silence, but this one did
the only thing her life has taught
her to do-strike back, take an eye
for an eye. Underneath the bitter
words l could sense the hurt and
heartache of a mother rejected, the
longing for a little love and atten-
ton.
I wish / knew whether Tina has
answered her mothers letter! then
perhaps / could erase from my
mind the picture of a poor old
woman who ought to be at home
with the grandchildren instead of
YEARLY predicting the future of
the suckers who occasionally visit
her tent at the carnival.