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CARDS, s; PHlLLlEs, S
Totals 81 27i7 Totals SO II 81 10
1Flied into double play for Hearn

iFlied into double play for Hearn
in 18th.
3Ran for Lopata in 6th.
4SinRled for Fernandez in 9th.
bRan for Northey in 9th.
CHIT into force out for Farrell IN 9th.
81 81 L9Is SaInh ------- oo9955 Az 99999-e
Runs-Boyer. Musial. cunningham,
Dark. Blasingame, Kasko. Ashburn,
Hammer, Bouchee, Anderson, Sanford
Error-Hamner Runs batted in-Dark
Kasko. Boyer t2l, Hammer (2l, jack
SON. cunnIngham. Anderson. -Isepulski.
Lopata. Two-base hits-Cunninsham
(2). Hammer. Kasko, Anderson, Bouchee.
Moon Three-hase hit-Dark. Home
run-Boyer. Stolen base-Moon. Sac
rifice hy-Boyer. Double play-Jack-
son to Dark 10 Musial: B. Smith to
Dark to Cunningham, Left on bases
st. Louis. a; Philadelphia, g. Bases on
balls-Oh Jackson. l. of Muffett. / ::
on Sanford. ]. Struck out-By jack
son. ] /; By Sanford. .; by Farrell, / d.
Hits-Oh Jackson. 8 in 5 innings; of
Munett, 3 In innings: of Sanford,
2 in 4 y innings: on Hearn. in "a
inning: on Morehead. . in 2 innings;
or FARRELL. / in . innings. Runs and
earned runs-Oh Jackson. 5-5: OF
Mufiett. 90: of Sanford. SIS; OF
Hesrn, 90: OF Morehead. IL: on Par
rel. 90. Wild pitch-Sanford. VIM
ming pitcher-Mufiett f2-lI Losing
pitcher-Sanford I0-5l. Time-2:4e.
QAS
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RED soX, II; INDIANS, 8
Totals IS 1879 Totals "a 8 27 ~
l Grounded out for Wynn in 5th.
. Flied out for B Daley in Sth.
z Walkad for Narrneoual IN Otb

walked for Carrasouel in 9th.
Boston 2ln O33 O02-l1
Cleveland 600 900 OO3- 3
Runs--Piersall (2). Klaus (3). T.
Williams 20. Malone. Jensen. Mauch,
P. Daley, Maris Avila, Nixon. Errors
Malone. Carrasquel Runs batted
in---Klaus. Malzone, Piersall, Mauch.
P Daley t2l, r. williams. Jensen l2l.
tKlaus scored on double play in 6th).
Fornieles. Colavito. Alt0bello (2l. Two
base hits-.Klaus. Piersall. carrasquel.
Avila, Altobeli Home run-Jensen.
Sacrifice-Fornieles. Vernon. Double
plays-Smith to Avila to WertZ: Klaus
20 Mauch TO Vernon: Carrasquel to
Vert. Left on bases--Boston, Z; Cleye-
land, 8. Bases on balls-Oh Fornieles
4; OF Wynn, 8 Struck out-By For
nieles, Z; by WYNN. 4. Hits-oh wynn.
: in innings; on B. Daley. 4 in 3
innings: of Tom anek. . in ] inning
Runs end earned runs-Oh Fornieles,
3-3; on Wynn. 6-6: on Daley, 3-3: on
wSnn wuSmSnsk iv..a. 2.I Hit By pitcher-By
Fornieies is-i2l. Losing piteher-wynn
ll3.l5. Time-2:32. Attendance-
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.Mervyn Rose Beaten

ISTANBUL, Aug. % P. -
Unseeded Francesca Contreras
of Mexico came from behind
yesterday to score a surprise
victory over second seeded
Mervyn Rose Of Australia, and
enter the semifinals of the
Istanbul international tennis
tournament. The score was
6-3. 81, 1-6. "a. 90.
Evening star., 1957-08-23

R1ns-Hsley 2), Combs (3). Byrne,
schwab. Stedman, Campana, Slower
Williams 4l, Wiseman Errors =
kuper' Sehwsb 2, Nolan. II. White 3,
kupper 3. Ciatti ., Williams 2. Sadler.
Wiseman, King. 2-base hits-Stedman,
Hadler, Wiseman Home runs-Wil.
iams Stolen basezByrne, Haley 2,
Comb. Nolan, Williams Sacrifice-
Byrne, White Double play-combs Ia
Kupper Left on Washington q
Whitesville z. Bases on balls-cam-
eron 2, Slower Z, campana 4. Strike
s Hits-On Cameron / in ga. Sfover
3 In 61s. Hits by pltcher--Cameron
Byrne. Campana. Farley Winnina
pitcher-Campsna ., Slower. Bslk--
Campana. Passed bill-Dillon g Win
ming pitcher Campana. Loser-Cam-
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PIRATES, 8; REDLEGS, 5
Totals $50 "a s Totals IS us 27

l Singled for Acker In 5th
z Singled for Fowler In 7th.
Ran for Kluszewski in 9TH
4 Walked for Amor in 9th
Cincinnati - 900 O20 1000
Pittsburgh 900 500 Olx-S
= Runs--Hoak. Mcmillan. TAYLOR,
FrNese t2l. Groat. Skinner (2). Thomas,
Mazeroski. Foiles Errors-Hoak, Bell
90. Robinson. Runs batted in-Bell,
Hoax scored on wild pitch. Mcmillan
scored on double play. Groat. Skinner.
Mazeroski t2D, Friend. Thomas. Freese,
tSkinner scored on Bells error). Two
base hits-Post. Mazeroski (2J, Foiles
Three-base hit--Groat Stolen bases-
skinner. Sacrifice fy-Friend. Thomas.
Double plays--McMillan to Temple 10
Grove; Mcmillan to Grove: Groat 10
Mazeroski to Thomas Left on bases
Ctncinnati, 8; Pittsburgh. T. Bases on
halls1.Of Fowler. i; on Friend, g.
BY Fowler. i: BY Amor. I: By Friend,
Hits-Oh Gross. in 3 innings OF
Acker, IN ] inning: OF Fowler. 4 in
z innings; OF Amor. in . innings.
Runs and earned runs-Of Gross. 4-4 (;
on Aeker l-l: Of Fowler, 81; on
@oFriend, Winning pitcher-Friend
lg-l6). Losing pitcher-Oross (4-sJ.
Itme-2:31. Attendance-lO.027.
Evening star., 1957-08-23
LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Seattle. 8: San Francisco. 3.
sacramento, a.; Hollywood, z.
Los Angeles. 8: Portland. /
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto. z; Montreal, 2.
Buffalo. 4: Rochester g.
Havana. 2: Richmond. /.
Miami. 10: Columbus. 4
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
q. Paul, 4-5: Indianapolis, "a.
Wichita. II; Minneapolis, 0-3.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Birmingham. 3: Atlanta, /.
Chattanooga, 2. Nashville. 0.
Mobile, 8-2; New Orleans. Ga.
Memphis, 4 Little Rock 8 I'll in
TEXAS LEAGUE
Houston. 8; Fort Worth, 2.
Austin. z: Tulsa, 2.
San Antonio. 4; Oklahoma City, 3.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Colorado Springs, 3-3; Des moines,
"a.
Albuquerque. a Lincoln. o.
Amarillo. z; Topeka, 4.
Pueblo at Sioux City, postponed,
EASTERN LEAGUE
Albany, 10; Binghamton, 4.
Reading. o: Schenectady. 4.
Springfield, ! Allentown o.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Knoxville. 4; Columbus, 1.
Columbia, 2. jacksonville. /.
Savannah, 3; Augusta. l.
Charlotte, IL; Macon. A.
Evening star., 1957-08-23

- 49, -
2 walked for Ditmar in 9th.
Grounded out for Hill in 7th.
New York ----- 0oe 900 2o3-11
Kansas City ------ 200 02O 600 1
Runs-Bauer. Mantle (2). Berra
l3), simpson (2l, Kubek (2l, Lumpe,
Power, Hunter, Thompson, DeMaestri
Error---Lumpe; Runs batted in
Kubek (2D, Lumpe. Martin (2), De-
Maestri t2)., TWo:base hit-Lumpe
Three-hase hit - McDougald. Home
runs--6impson, DeMaestri. Berra. Sac
rifces--Kucks go. McDoueald. Double
pleys-Berra 10 McDougald: KubeE to
McDousald to Collins. Left on bases
New York, 2; Kansas City, 2. Bases on
balls--oh Larsen, 2; ofi Kucks, /: ofi
Burnette, /: OF Hill, 2; OF Morgan. /.
Struck out-By Larsen, A. By Kucks,
!: BY Portocarrero. 8. Hlts--On Lar
sen, 3 In Az innings: OF Burnette, 3
in "a inninss; on Ditmar. In Y In
ming; on McDermott, in Y inning;
on Kucks, O in 4 innings: on Porto
eaErero, in 2h innings; on Hi, 2 in
INNINGS; on Morgan. in 2 innings.
Rups and earned runs--Off Larsen,
4-4. on Burnette. 5-5; OF McDermott,
lei; on Hill. 2-2: on Morgan, 3-3
Winning pitcher-Kucks (s-S). Losing
pitcher--Burnette (4-sl. Time-2 :27.
AttnndanfA-.IQ q ono
Evening star., 1957-08-23
NATIONAL
Results Yssteraa,

0sOS ASS
Ellyy..:. =. :; g. tElss.. Ga'li i
st, L.. 8: Phila.. 5
Pitts, 8; Cine, 8.
Games Today
Milw. at Bklyn. tnl
st. L. a at TPhiia. nn)
Cine. at Pitts. tnp
Games Tomorrow
Muw. at Bkiyn.
ST. Louis at Phila
Cine. at Pitts.
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MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
Results Yesterday


Results Yesterday
se's.. y. HI: #: qRI.Tc:.. e.. Z:
Det., 4: Balto., o.
Only games SEIZED.
Games Today
Wash. at Det.. 9:15
n. Y. at cieve. (ni'
BALTIC. at X. c. n).
Games Tomorrow
sssssa Es;si =: & Pei e6lsssS: s;sS:
New York ct Cleve.
BALTIC. at X. c.
Evening star., 1957-08-23
. MAJOR BOX SCORES
GIANTS, S; CUBS. Z
Tots 81 924 z Tots 36 10 2

NS ~ - Aob . oo ~ - ~
Singled for Drott in 5th.
2 Ran for Jablonski In 5th.
3 Hit into double play for Ander-
Struck out for Poholsky in 9th.
Chicago ------- 900 900 020-2
New YORK --------- 210 O20 1Ox-6
Runs-speake. Moryn. o'connell.
Mays (2), Virgil. Sauer, Spencer
Errors--Jablonski Adams. Spencer (2l
Runs batted in--Mays (2l, Thomas,
Sauer (2l, Moryn, Ions mays scored
on Wild Pitch S, tp 7thS, TEo,6ase, ,,t. hits
runs-Mays, Sauer. Stolen bases
Spencer. Lockman. Double play
Spencer TO O'Connell to Lockman
Left on hases-chicago o. New York,
s. Bases on balls--Oh Drott. 3: on
Crone; l., Struck out--By prott. 3:
by Poholsky. 2; by Crone, 3; BY 0ris-
som, / :, Hits-Off Drott. 5 in 4 inn
ings:. on Anderson 2 In 2 innings; on
Poholsky, 3 in 2 innings: OF Crone. z
in 73s innings: on Constable, ! In
inning; OF Grissom. / in ! y innings.
Runs and earned runs--On Drott, 3-3;
OF Anderson, 90: on Poholsky, 10:
on Crone, 90: on Constable. 90; on
Grissom. 90. wild pitch--Drott, Po-
holsky. Passed ball-Neeman, Thomas,
Winning pitcher--Crone (0-7). Losing
pitcher-Drott 11-10). Time-2:45,
Attendance-2,014.
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TIGERS, 4; ORIOLES, o

Totals % = "a 8 Totals 81 s ~ 16
in sth
. Grounded out for zuverink in 9th.
Baltimore - 600 600 000-0
Detroit --- 900 200 OK
Evening star., 1957-08-23
YANKS, II; ATHLETICS, 4

Totals 3s IL 271l Totals 80 5 81 o
! Grounded out for Portocsrrero in
2 Walked for Ditmar in 9th.
3 Grounded out for Hill in 7th.
Evening star., 1957-08-23
BRAVES, s; DODGERS.

Totals 80 IL 2715 Totals 33 z 81 IL
1Grounded out for Maglie in 9TH.
25afe on error for CRAIG in Sth.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgi

Singled for Acker In 5th
= Singled for Fowler in 9TH.
3 Ran for Kluszewski in 9TH.
4 Walkad fOr A0aaN a., ntA
Evening star., 1957-08-23

Singled for Drott In 5th.
2 Ran for Jablonski in 5th.
Hit into double play for Ander
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All Shot Victor
In Turf Handicap
AT BuImoruI

CHICAGO. June / (P.-Bern-
burgoo, a 41-to-1 shot, closed
fast on the outside today to win
the $28.250 Continental Turf
Handicap in the Balmoral meet
ing at Washington Park.
The Australian-bred 4-year-
old returned $85, $34.4O and
$3.50 across the board. Bern
burgoo. owned by George Holt
singer Of Tampa, Fla, and John
McIlvain of Lexington. KY. was
running his first race on q grass
course.
Bernburgoo, with Ralph
Borgemenke up. closed power
fully to finish a length and q
half in front of D. E. Loveman's
Sunningdale. Mrs. Harry l.
Nathenson'S Blue Choir wa
third. Sunningdale paid $l1 and
Sc. and Blue Choir. 81.
The Stool favorite, Hasty
House Farms Bryn. never en-
tered competition and wound UP
fifth. Walmac Farms The War;
rior was fourth in the field Of Is
E. Gay brakes Swoon Son
was scratched because of the
soft condition Of the grass
course. 1t rained heavily last
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
Third Brother
Is Victor Over
|bardstoWn
CONTINUED from Page o..

Continued from Page CT
Third Brothers share of the
purse.
Valenzuela, who has a habit
OF making comments of the
beaten track, said following the
race: Il thought I had him beat
but I am sorry / had to do it,
Willie Hartack said Bardstown
ran his heart out but wasn't good
enough
Hartack Rides Triple
Trainer Casey Hayes an
nounced after the event thai
Third Brother will next race ir
the Edgemere Handicap at Bel.
mont.
While Hartack lost the bis
one he was a big man durinl
the early races winning three o.
the first six races on the card
This gave him 10 for the meet.
ing and made him the auto.
matte winner in the riders
ranks.
/ The Calumet Farm had added
consolation for they wound w
as the leading money-winninl
establishment Of the session
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Borbizon 9th
As Lucky Dip
Scores Upset

Continued from Page CT
little emotion about the dismal
showing Of Barbizon. who was
last years two-year-old cham
pion. A majority of the bettors
were prepared for the worst as
six favorites were beaten in the
earlier races.
A public choice finally won
when Gay Warbler got home in
the eighth to make the score
eight in four days here.
In the $35.300 Kent Stakes.
Barbizon breaking from the No.
l post took the lead with Jockey
Dave German urging him for
ward. Assemblyman challenged
him strongly and down the back
stretch gradually inched ahead.
Barbizon. top weighted with 126
pounds and giving the winner
rs. actually stopped badly, indi-
eating that something is NOT
right with him.
Lucky Dip began picking ur
horses at the half mile pole and
when Inswept and Assemblyman
went slightly wide at the head
Of the home lane. Anderson took
advantage and scooted along the
rail. 1t was evident at the eighth
pole that the race belonged to
Lucky Dip as Inswept, with 100
pounds up, hung in the final
yards.
Lucky Dip in recording his
first stakes triumph, netted
$26.050. The bay colt sped the
mile and sixteenth in q credit
able 1:443s.
Nordeen. a 2-year-old filly by
Moor and Miss Doreen, making
her racing bow. qualified neatly
for Wednesdays Polly Drum
mond Stakes when she caught
st. Joan in the stretch with the
sting Of Jockey Steve Brooks
failing whip to win the fourth
race.
A convincing Paddock Tip"
was circulated on Nordeen. who
is owned and trained by Willard
c. Freeman. and although she
opened at 15-to-1 odds the price
dropped to $3.50. She tipped the
five furlongs in 1:001s.
The double continued to fea-
ture nothing but money and even
the same numbers which popped
up in Fridays $685. payon re-
peated although they were re-
versed. when Wish Tonight and
Royal Morse combined for q
$20l. 20 return. On Friday, win
ming numbers were IL and 10
and today 1t was, 10 and IL.
Betting on today's first week.
end program, run in COMPETE
ton with Garden State, totaled
81. 102.S08.
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THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ms; .3-year-olds: q fuFlongs.
ke6ln u tHartaekl $50 eco 2.20
dh Welded wife blum go 800
Black Blink. Black Despot. Quiz Mar,
LORD Chasmar Time. l;1lls.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: al
loyanees; 3-year-olds: 8 furlongs
White Csehet tWiis'n) 4o.eO 1850 ESQ
s ssno Re aS.ss' p.,y.e,o, h'se s.s go
Chanee II. Don Reed. Precious Metal.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: allow
ances; 3-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Granny Annie tCapel $50 3OO
Strong Point (Stevensonl e.8O
Tanfran. Dark Trust, cindy r. Time,
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 5000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up furlonEs.
soas Doso .Rcll:nI 1880 $50 $50
Chance Deb, Emory Nal. Breakers
MISS Equity. Irish Cheer Tine. 1:1OAs
FINISHED second. disqualified and
SEVENTH RAcE-The Camden Hand,-
cap $4,000 added; 3.year-olds and up:
ISIrS Bro.h.. tv.r.p se.oo s4e gu.
BardstoWn tHartaekl 240 out
hieel Iau tklrklandl cut
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing, 3-year-olds; "a miles
Moratorium 0HartaekD $50 $50 26a
Lucky Lupe tCapeD s.2O 3.a0
Arrant BulIy (ScuriOekl 9aO
Delovable, Nina Girl. Shanksy. sea-
poise. Time 1855
NINTH RACE-Pnrse, $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; /. miles.
Arletta tBatehellerD $50 $40 400
Bull X. Smith 1910 R'20
Broadeaster (WilsOnl 1l0
Modal
Punkin Vine, Chicanery. Tonnia, Fiu-
ellen. Time, 1:452s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

a year ago. and Phil Drake in
1855.
Sweepstakes on Race
Tempest and Bots de Mel are
trained in England. while Bally-
moss is trained in Ireland. Capt
Cecil Boyd Rochfort. who is the
Queens trainer, also handles
Tempest. who will be ridden by
Billy Rickaby. Peter Thrale
trains Bots de Mel, to be rid
den by Eddie Cracknell, while
M. v. O'Brien trains Ballymoss,
piloted by Tommy Burns. Jean
Deforge rides Royaumont.
Mahmoud. who now stands in
the stud at the Whitney farm,
Lexington, KY, holds the Derby
record of 2 minutes, 80 AS Sec
ondS, set in 1886.
The late Robert Sterling Clark
of New York and Upperville, Va,
owned Never Say Die. Other
Americans to win were w. c.
Duryea with Durbar II in 1914,
Richard Croker with Orby in
1907. William C. Whitney, grand
father of c. v. Sonny Whitney,
with Volodyovski in 1901, and
Pierre Lorrillard with the Ten
nessee bred Iroquois in 1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
Lord Jeep Winner I
In Upset at Suffolk

BOSTON, June R.-Lord
Jeep, an 1l-to-1 outsider owned
by Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Lingle.
upset heavily favored Switch.On
in the $4,000 Commonwealth
Handicap before a crowd Of 2l;<
283 at Suffolks Downs today. >.
The 4-year-old son of Lord
Boswell and Belle Jeep held of
a stretch bid by Switch On to
win the six-furlong test by
lthree-quarters of a length. l.. :.
The time was a sizzling 1:103s.
fastest clocking of the Suffolk
meeting.
Pine Echo finished third, o
neck behind Switch On which
was top-wetghted at 126 pounds.
10 more than the winner carried:
Lord Jeep paid $24.60. $500
and $3.50. Switch On paid $500
and $40, while Pine Echo re-
turned $500 to show. c-
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID s6OS.iO

THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000: maiden
2-year-olds: = furlongs.
6 rirnl F1an.,n. .c :as.o, $50 ssS sss
. LongfOrd tDaltenl 6.Nf
I Secret Recipe, No Trouble. spAnsiet
gamer Melantta. Some Beau. Early
Bloom. -leet contessa, Marcia W.. .Ad.
Iuditlous. Mae East. DenOrse. Wendasv
Lealill Pekame. Brief. b ouestar, 0ler
cho; Time. 0:51ss
Wheatley Stable entry
whitaker entry.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $4,000,
claiming; 4-year-olds ANDY up: II.
Anchor Man tAreare) 1910 sea s.so
Muexxin (Choauettel 4,1O I.f;0
Beau's Magic (Trejosl 2I.aG
Vanette. Recent Bootlet. Roush Con.
quest kapador, Slam Point, Lea Rondi
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow.
ances; 3-year-olds and up: 8 furlones.
RS lsa. n,f:r SER ssa%I.sr' $40 ;o sss
Land O'Peace (GuerIn) 5.a0
Lucky Fifteen. Black Shield. PATROL
man Pete. Jedgar Ruler Eastern Shore,
Nalnr; Duck Heaven. Saci. Time. 1:l1sk
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: allow
Attiea !shoemakerl 1890 5.9a asa
Field OF Honor tBolandl sec 2.SG
Mighty Chief tArear0) 3.IO
Patlarkit. Aiming kHigh, Lord chum-
ley. Salmon, b 81 Hawa. Bureaucracy
Time. :3d9s.
b Marrone entry
SEVENTH RAcE--The Peter Par
H,sndieap: $4,000 added: 3-sear-olds;
Gallant Man (sh'm'keri $50 ESQ oul
Promised Land tW'db'seD SEQ oul
Nah Hiss (Usseryl mi
Harmonizing. One-Eyed Kine, Tippe-
canoe Time 1:4S2.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: elaim.
ina; 4-year-olds and up; ! Il miles.
MetaQuest (Atkins0nl $50 $50 e10
Native Son tShoemakerD 300 e30
BlaEing Home tSterlingl e.50
falcula, Rock cottase, cuaricos Time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
Burnside Recalled;
IConsueqru Dropped

PITTSBURGH, June CR.-
The Giants today recalled Pitcher
Pete Burnside from their Minne-
apolis farm club. The lefthander
is scheduled to pitch the opener
Of q double-header against the
Pirates tomorrow.
To make room for Burnside,
the Giants sold Pitcher Sandy
Consuegra TO Vancouver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
Arlington Driver Wins
Race at Old Dominion

Don Carter Of Arlington was
declared the winner of the Is
lap feature race for stock cars
last night at Old Dominion
Speedway as Walt Schultz OF
Silver Spring turned his car up
side down in the second turn OF
the 22d lap. The race reverted
back to the 21st lap and Carter
was the leading driver.
Bob Clerberg of Rio. Wis, won
the 25-lap feature race for big
cars after a neck and neck duel
with Bobby Courtwright OF
Ramsey, N. j. Clerberg won by
a car length.