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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-11
Superior Middies' Efforts
Negoted by Ex-Tech Star
Navy, 6; Duke. 9
BY BILL FUCHS

This has been a week end
to remember in the Dutrow
home on Twenty-seventh street
NE. Son George was home for
q short stay. but it was diffi-
cult for the family to get that
big dinner down Saturday
night. there was that much ex-
element.
Even Inky, Georges big
black dog, was SO excited he
couldn't keep STILL" Mrs. Du-
trow says.
For those few not informed
Of the matter. George, former
Tech High School star. was the
hero Of Dukes tie with SUI
perior Navy team Saturday in
Baltimore. Duke went 43 yards
for its touchdown in three
plays-Dutrow gained yard;
Dutrow passed to Wray Carl
ton for % yards: Dutrow went
wide to his left for IA yards
and the score.
One of Dukes backfield
horses all year, Dutrow seldom
has had the good fortune to
outshine the likes of Carl
ton and Hal McElhaney. He
couldn't have picked a better
time. In the stands watching
were his parents. his aunt and
uncle and his 30 year old
brother Chuck, a telephone
company employee who plays
the drums and leads the Chuck
Jon Combo, a 1--WE outfit that
makes the area nightclub cir
cult.
"Our neighbors who have
lived near us for "a years were
there, too" Mrs. Dutrow says
proudly. And my mother
she's 50 ilow-she saw it on
televisicn. We are all so
thrilled"
StandOut at Tech
George learned his football
under Barney Ross at the East
ern Branch Of the Washington
Boys Club. He was a real
stickout for Tech and in 1854
he was on The Stars flrst ALI
Metropolitan team. in q back
field that also included John
Tasker of George Mason, Dan
Droze Of Anacostia, and Char
ley May of Carroll. Tasker
signed a minor league baseball
contract with the Detroit
Tigers. Droze is playing at the
University of North Carolina
and Cadet May is a standout
with the Air Force Academy
team.
Perhaps 1t was the idea of
being home and playing before
the family that spurred George.
who gained Sc yards in II car
ries. Navy stopped all the other
highly publicized Duke guns.
including Carlton, who got only
Is yards in II carries. Navy
protected Ace Parker's season
ground gaining record at Duke
by putting a cage around Carl
ton, who until Saturday had
been averaging more than 80
yards game.
That one surge by Dutrow
proved quite costly to the Mid
shipmen, who otherwise owned
Duke. There was no doubt that
Coach Eddie Erdelatz' squad
was far superior to the Blue
Devils, who managed to get
past the Navy 40-yard line only
three times all afternoon. Navy
was inside Dukes 40 eight
times, six times inside the 80.
Twice Tom Forrestal completed
28-yard passes that put the ball
inside Dukes 10, only to have
the plays nullified by backfield-
in-motion penalties.
Duke, with Dutrow starring,
put on one sustained drive. 60
ing from its 30 to the Navy IA
in the fourth quarter. On fourth
down Bob Brodhead passed to
End Dave Hurm on the Navy Q,
but clipping cost the Blue Devils
there.
Bowl Hopes Not Hurt
Nays bowl chances should
not be hurt by tying a good
Duke team. Three years ago,
Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-11
FOOTBALL SCORES
LATE SATURDAY p. GAMES

LATE SATURDAY GAMES
EAST
Gettysburg ~ Scranton
West Va. Tech 20 Waynesburg II
SOUTH
Houston 81 Miss. Southern l2
ElOn 81 Newberry I
East. Tennessee l3 Austin Peay Z
Muskingum "a Marietta
Valparaiso Is Wayne (Mich.) .
Lake Forest G Carroll tWis.)
SOUTHWEST
Texas AIM 10 South, Methodist q
Hardin Simmons 26 Arizona 20
Tempe AZ Texas Western
McMurry 20 New Mexico
FAR WEST
Fresno state 81 Brigham YOung II
Coll. Of Pacific FL San Jose State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-11
FOOTBALL STANDINGS
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE
'PIayS no conference games.
MISSOURI VALLEY CONfERENCE

mot a conference member. ineli-
gible for championship. but game with
this school counts in standings for
members.
Member Of conference but not
competing for championship
SKYLINE CONFERENCE
Conference All Games
Wit pr OPP Wit pr OP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
Mississippi Bects
On Aerial Power

UNIVERSITY. Miss. Oct. 8
@. - Mississippi bottled up
simmons passing ace,
Ken Ford. today and staged
surprise aerial fireworks Of its
own to crush the Cowboys from
Abilene. Tex, SAT-.
With Billy Brewer and Ray
mond Brown doing the tossing
and Ken Lovelace much Of the
catching. the Rebels stumbled
only twice--at the start when
HardinsSimmons' Pete Hart be-
came the flrst man to cross the
Rebel goal line this year and
In the second quarter when
Ford's passing game came alive.
Herein simmons - z g 9 80
AiSslsoippl ----- 20 0-4
soeFing-Hardin Simmons. Touch
oown-haFt Il, plunge). Conversion
sroFins Mississippi: Touehdouns-
Lorelace %. run; 10. pass-run from
hreWefl: Hurst ~, plnngef; simpson
TOO, pass in1erceptidu1: 0reNoFY 'ff3,
pass-run ron Brown y ConvaTHiuns--
Burke 3. REID
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID sIs6.4O

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
Inc: 3-yenr-oidR: q furlongs.
VIZ MI S Ssls AssTs SEQ 2ess sSes
Jr.. Burr ". Fims. i.iS SSS.d'i'' li'us
slaiSins; 5-yeSF.oids; | T miis. sAVO'
Naval 6trat'y ln'ko) 1890 geo go
aIly Hours tDleFmanl $40 SEQ
Mei sse,si rAi roiIsl anu.h No.. t S,
Ess$pR. EdStSsE. jay Bee ! jas. Ti5 me-
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; as.gear.olds; / mile and 20 yards
QuaaFllle (Efnstl Use $50 400
pusky Pam tvenatll 1.a0 800
Perch. One NighteE. Little Takers,
NY Lady Pair, saShayin. Time. i:I6h.
Sixth RAcE-Purae, $500; claim
ING: 3.yeaT-olds; 3 furIongs.
CrisB N. Mefelerl $40 500 500
cav s,f h ~ swg, la.g,s, n.eo csc
gSSs Lavish. GAMMA Rose wiN ri% me-
SEVENTH RAcB-Ths John Alden
handicap' $4,000 added; al aGesi D
~ E E : sssD tAs's, se.ee $3.50 $40
Veaomeas 'S SDerolnI y NV wv ssS
Switch on. . irate. Boston poSe.
!.l Lobe Momns' Pine Echo, craiswood,
aBrookheid Parma entry.
On Dead heat TO win.
EIoHTH RAcE--purse, $4,000; al.
loNances; a-year-olds and up IL
0li Roman itHar,ssh, sao s.ao a.so
z heman Battle (ah'nl $50 900
Dee Run (Modrlgueal aeo
Rookie, 0aratoga Pete, Freedom par
iie,yI.,s salmon Manormouse. Time,
sBurntOn-Feissnbaum entry.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. 81. 500. stayter
1nna,in a 3-year-olds and Up. IL
We'll Done (nfrolnl laO ooo
Middle Rail (Olhb) a'Go
=, Irtnsmuer, Burnt Throat. Billmiks.
ripo ~ feace, Collillon, q Gold DIN,
jail ek. Time, 1888,
amlniams-DunbaF Stable entry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
Stortino Times Set
For Golf Tourney

Starting times for Washing
ton area golf pros who viii
compete in the Middle Atlantic
PGA tournament at the Five
Farms Country Club, Balti-
more. tomorrow are as follows:
First tee-o:O4-CarI Rasnic,
GIL - John Zeleski. 9:3o -
Hugh Mcclellan. l0:42-John
Musser. 10:49-Bill Strauss
baugh. 1:l9-George DifIen-
baugh. 1:26-Al Jamison, 2:OI
Dick Mullen, 2:0s-Dick
lanes. 2:l5-Jack Girvin.
Tenth tee - o:ls - Bernie
Haas. 9:25-Jerry Fritschman,
9:32-Lloyd Kelley. $50
Larry Hogan, 9:l6-Charles
Easton. 10:07-Ernie Garlem.
lO:42-George Gary, l:l0-
Steve Tobash, 1:26-Billy Phil.
lips, l:33-Bill Crabbe, i:lO--
Walter Potter. 1:47-CharIes
Herring. l:54-Frank Tenney.
2:08-Ralph Krixer, 2:I5--
Charles Turbett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

OF Philadelphia. won her last
two races at Ascot and The
Curragh.
Career Boy was barely
beaten for third place in the
Arc de Triomphe last year BY
Tanerko. the probable favorite
for this years race. Tanerko Is
owned by Francois Dupre, and
is one Of the leading French
thoroughbreds of 1857, having
won the Grand Prix de Saint
Cloud and the Prix Prince
d'Orange.
Talgo in Field
q. A. Oldham's TaIgo. a
British horse who finished
second to the Italian horse.
Ribot. q year ago, viii be try
ing again. Gerard Delloye's
Altipan. winner Of the Grand
Prix de Paris, is another
popular French contender.
A crowd Of some 100000 is
expected.
In addition to q purse
of approximately $4,000. the
winner viii be invited TO start
In the 100000 Washington,
D. c.. International at Laurel.
MD. November IL. John
Shapiro. Laurel president is
here for the race.
Career Boy. q 4-year-old, ar
rived by plane from New York
last Sunday and has been
working out on the track all
week. Sammy Boulmetis win
ride him. Last October, Boul-
metis rode Fisherman, another
Whitney horse who set the early
pace. while Eddie Arcaro came
on with Career Boy in the late
stages Of the race.
John McShain Of Philadel.
phia, owner Of two Irish-bred
horses. Is expected to start one
Of them. GladneSs. He also
owns Ballymoss, who won the
English st. Leger. and finished
second in the EPSON Derby.
Ballymoss is entered in the
international.
British horses are Pipe of
Peace. owned by Stavros Nj
archos. and @. A. Oldham's
Talgo.
119 Nominees
Originally, ll9 horses were
nominated for the race.
Other French challengers in
clude Marcel Boussac's Arben-
cia. Gerard Delloye's Altipan,
George Wildestein's Balbo III.
and the Prince Ally Khan's All
Mabsoot. Prince Tai and Magic
North.
Lord Harrington's Montaval.
along with Ballymoss, has been
invited to the turf classic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
Obedience TriuIs
Scheduled Today

The Capital Dog Training
Club win hold its 18th annual
obedience trials starting at Q
am. today on the athletic
field at Sidwell Friends School,
5000 Wisconsin avenue NV.
Oncials expect about ITS en-
tries IN various classes. A pa
rade Of obedience champions
win be held ct 3 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
1000 Expected
For MarIbOrO'S
Opening Day
by JOSEPH B. KELLY
star Racing Editor

UPPER MARLBORO. Nd,
Oct. 5. - Marlboro came I'D
with an especially attractive
program today for Mondays
opening as . number Of mile
track horses was entered for
. triple feature.
Starter Eddie Blind win line
up the first field here at 1880
pm. which viii be post time
throughout this l2-day meet
ing. running through October
10.
Despite the lure Of the World
Series on television. Eddie FAR
rell. Marlboro's genial presi-
dent. expects to entertain
about 1000 turf fans at this
attractive Southern Maryland
racing plant on Monday.
Topping the inaugural card
is the $4,000 Bob Han purse at
Ga furlongs In which Peter
Vischer's Arch Rival. generally
hailed as the half-mile sprint
champ. win clash with the
Northumberland Rich and
Rare. q filly who won for A. p.
Bovello for q $1,000 claiming
price at Atlantic City.
Cqfeature with the Bob Hall
win be the $500 Marlboro
Nursery Prep which was split
into two sections to accommodate
some II ambitious Maryland
bred 2-year-oIds. The 2-year-
olds also viii 60 6Iz and are
prepping for the second rum
ming Of the $2,5O0 Marlboro
Nursery Stakes. the only stakes
offered on the Maryland minor
circuit The Nursery Is sched-
uled for October IL.
Marlboro concludes the CO.
day State minor track sched-
ule and Is expected again to
take the lead in attendance and
betting. To date. Hagerstown's
12-day session, last month,
topped the minor tracks with
q $4,000 wagering average.
but Marlboro officials expect
betting to approach $500. 900
daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
8 Big Stakes
Scheduled by
Keenelund

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct. 5
R. - Keeneland's fan racing
season. featuring three major
stakes. the Spinster. Breeders
Futurity and the Alcibiades,
opens Tuesday and continues
through October "a.
The Breeders rnturity, q
SIS. 900 event for 2-year-olds
over the Beard course Of seven
furlongs and le4 feet, win be
run October 10. The el5.000-
added Alcihiades for 2-year-old
flllies Is scheduled the same
distance on October -.
The s50.0O0-added spinster
on closing day Is Americas
only weight for age race for
hllies and mares.
Claiborne Farms Bayou, q
leading contender among g.
year-olds. Is entered and could
race against the leading con-
tender for handicap mare Of
the year honors II Mrs. Ada
Rice's Fucker Up Is entered.
The mare Is at Keeneland and
could be made q supplement
tary entry for the Spinster.
Other likely starters are
Brown Hotel Stables Borna-
star. Hal Price Headley's At
tica, and Mrs. Rice's Beautil-
lion.
Also eligible for the ljs-mile
run are Princess Turia. Search
ing, Romantic. Dotted Line and
Nasrina.
Futurity eligibles include
Fred w. Hopper's AIhambra.
Maine Chance Farms Jewel
Reward. Mrs. John D. Hertz's
Fleet Nasrullah, T. A. Girls
sons Lite Reaper, Claiborne
Farms Nadir and wilton sta
ble's Elegante.
The prospects for the Alci-
blades include Leslie Combs us
Moon Glory. Paul Shawhan's
Carrie Louise, Reverie Knobs
Delnita, Mrs. Carrie c. Hillock's
Ny Carrie. ]. Howard Rouse's
Dry Powder and Mrs. Rice's
Silk Velvet.
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|DecuthIon Runs Dead Heat
With 90 to | Shot at Suffolk

BOSTON. Oct. 5 (Pg.-River
Divide Farms Decathlon.
backed down TO q 3-to-5 favor
lite BY the 23.122 crowd. and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Lingle,s
Lord Jeep. q rank outsider at
60-to-l, finished In q dead heat
today in the $25.OO0-added
John Alden Handicap ct Suf-
folk Downs.
Decathlon and Lord Jeep.
seventh in q l0-horse field In
the early running. sped the six
furlongs In iii nat over Q
rather dead strip.
b. A. Darid's Venomous was
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID Si4

THIRD. RAcE-Purse, 81 900; claim
sns: maiden 2-year-olds: about fur
I L;i5. Eel. tENIhh'n, ESQ 80 ga
Tob Lass tGihsonl S10
Weeping Princess. eAnita's Foiiy'
sEo Orchids. Hard Mae. Tine,
asher entry.
slaimins; 3-year-Olds and IN; 6is fuf-
SSrsv,s orph,a CGrO eco $50 a.as
H Ami "a n ; essiIa,, $50 seeee
Lucky Impulse, In Production a..
nevAs fhorn. Lupo. Time. l:24.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, SLIGO: claim
ms: a-year-olds and up; oh furionss.
Denna,s Fex tllikk'n) 500 $40 a.60
Sir stake (ClaFkl $40 no
i. Han M p,x sskasSsseS ,n...,n ma, 2S 81.
BroOr Party. LsSal Limit. Time 81
lns; 3-yeaT-olds and up; lis miles.
k,et t I'm 'd .ssl,.,., ii.Ae go $50
Jim Domino, Time, i:5aas.
elelming; s-year-oids and up; III
MN I P;;sn 'cI.rl' ,.so si sss :,sss
New YeFk (AIIhkonsnl seS
Days Duke, Bushins. vero shot.
Tetrad. Time. 1880.
FloHTH RACE = Purse. $1,000;
clnimine; 3-year-olds and Sup; IL
Chased Again ts,rvisl ESQ a.sO ESQ
Navy hfat (ClarkD Acc q ~
Vinmaybe (Hauae) feo
Terry Wave. Port Dancer, Scotch
JIls, Jaeollera, Hlen Happy. Time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

third. four lengths back and
Paul AndOlino's popular Boston
Doge was last. The Doge was
never IN contention.
The track suffered q minus
show pool OF $3.36l due mostly
to an individual show bet Of
S25. 900. OF the ISL. 466 show
pool. 9lI.S5S was on Decathlon.
pecathlon paid e2.60. e2.aO
second attempt on the come
back tran. Craigwood was .
badly beaten eighth after
showing good speed out Of the
gate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
Suffolk Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcB-Purse. $1,000; claim
ma go, a.-year-olds and up;. miles. !.
Hi-Rock tAdnmsl A,aO $40
utouia (Dlermnni O0o
Speed Test, Power Plant. Party 6pe-
eiaL Blensand, Armed Truce. John 4
Pal Insomnia. Time. i:a0ss.
SECOND RACE - Purse, 50 600.
claiming, A-year-olds and up: Q fur
Little Chatter CNo'sa) ao.oO $40 $40
haby'a nellgh (P'seT) A.00 500
Gyp lSmith) l,aO
sound Of Dawn, Rose Capital. Magie
Elixir, Princess Dew. Time, l.iaM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

The Metropolitan Auto Rae
ing Fans Club will hold its
monthly meeting at $50 pm.
tomorrow. at Guy Mason Rec
reation Center. Wisconsin ave-
nue. and Calvert street NV.
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Career Boy Tries Again
In Rich Classic Today

PARIS. Oct. s tH.-Twenty-
four horses. including c. v.
Whitney's Career Boy from
New York. remained eligible
for tomorroW's rich Prix de Il
Arc de Triomphe at Long
champ after the last forfeit
payment yesterday,
Another American owned.
but Irish bred horse. Gladness.
Is in the mile and Q half
classic. Gladness. q 4-year-old
mare owned by John Mcshain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
Len Kcnthoi Seeks
10th Straight Victory

Heavyweight Len Kanthal
of Washington meets Johnny
York in an eight-rounder to-
morrow night at st. Nicholas
Arena in New York.
Their bout viii be the semi.
6nal on the card.
Kanthal will be after his
10th straight victory as q pro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
DAILY DOUBLE PAID SISi.so

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500; allow
ances; 3-year-olds and up; 2 flTlongs
ssssy siitssa tR',nsD 7.eo 80 e.se
Little Hermit. Golden sun, Vanuero
II. Beizamt- Time, 1:24is.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $1,000;
maiden 2-year-clds; ] mile.
CFagher fBoland) $50 a.OO e.eo
eurinam fRunne) SEQ 3yo0
AIDES Bnzl (Choa'tel 0.oo
u ROYAL Bender. private way, Rec
heWn. Time. 1:3s.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500. ALLOW
Gen. Arthur CAtk's'nI 5.eO 40 s5o6
cannen Fire fShoem'Pl sec S.0o
On Eught tBolanGl ESQ
orrtraek. Jazs Age, TunEsteno.
SHINES Brieht. Tine. l:43.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: al
III Fsiia fSffi1asSl - ut s9e ..
Deaaeye Dick 1sh'm'rl sic $40
SIR kohby fErTicol K.s0
Tine Called. Sun King, AmhftVixf.
Louis Dor. -Four Elves. Time, l:2l.
SEVENTH RAcE-The Manhattan
handieap, $50, 900 added; 3-year-oids
ano Up y miles.
CavOFt fshoemakerl 61e SeS
Third Drothef tChea,tel $50
Riley Bean Rider, Admiral wee
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. $500;
sialmins; S-year-oids and No: IL
! ss..., GNslssnl $50 ESQ ESQ
Andre tvalenEuelal a00
chinonsrd caboose. Center Hi.
GypS1es Gold. Time. 1859.
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NY Warrior,
Derry Win al
Atlantic civ

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., oct.
3 Ne-The most successful
meeting IN track history came
today when q crowd Of 20.227
sent the seasons total TO ara.
800, exceeding the high attend.
ance Of o50.e47 last year. The
thrOng saw ut to invest 81. 100.
90 on the eight races which
brought the 50-day total to
e7o, l0e.743. This erased the
record handle Of S76.42e 2e3
wagered In 1858.
Twin features spanked the
getaway card, each restricted
70 New Jersey-breds. The si0.-
600 Home Bred Handicap for
2-year-olds was carded as the
sixth race and was won by
Mrs. William e. Smells NV
Warrior who sped six furlongs
In I'LL under q rousine ride
BY Karl Korte.
Bernadotte Stables Kapitor.
who had won the New Jersey
Futurity ct Monmouth Park.
closed fastest Of all and missed
by Q diminishing half length.
Third In the nine-horse field
was Mrs. James Purdey's First
Lead. who moved from last
place BY the rail to get third
honors.
Ny Warrior paid s24.OO.
$500 and $40 across the
board.
Grant Wins 30th
The trophy presentation was
made By Mrs. ?. Wallis ARM
strong, president Of the New
Jersey Breeders Association. Il
was accepted BY trainer George
Smell.
Jockey Howard Grant drove
Bernadotte Stables Derry to
victory In the Ocean CITY
Handicap to win riding honors
Tor the meeting. This was his
9th victory Of the session and
placed him one ahead Of Joe
Culmone. Grant came back to
win the eighth astride Blue
Stone Farms Ring Champ for
his S8th win Of the meeting. He
also lost his apprentice allow
ance today.
Second in the Ocean City
was William g. Helis, jr.' PeaSI
Prince with John L. Bonds
High Tune finishing third.
Derry Pays $3.50
Derry ran the mile and one
sixteerA over the grass in
1858 and returned $3.50,
$3.50 and $40.
Derry moved along with Pearl
Prince at the half mile marx
70 replace Hello Nom who had
set the pace and then outgamed
that rival in the stretch run
to score BY two lengths. Pearl
Prince held on well to finish
three parts Of q length before
High Tune who had moved
from NTH place turning for
home.
Training honors during tho
session fell to Tommy Heard,
tr, who saddled Is winning
horses during the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
Cumberland Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST .RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
lng: maiden 3-year-olds: Ga furlones
Victory wheel tDruFyl e.2o 400 500
David Plus LoV'drR) A.Oo ~
Maxtam Leel Se0
Ginger Blossom. Sporting KEN.
Another Echo. Surf and Sound, Billsn-
doc, Time. i:25at
SECOND RACE - Purse, 81 600.
claiming; 3-year-olds and w: ga fur
Flemish Aald CG,sonD $40 $50 2.ao
Disco Rose (Lgv'dGel 500 e.s0
klsty's FIRST (SeFVlsl e00
Bessh Admiral. Dapper Dolly. Fyrst,
kovinE Brown. Time. 1:23ss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
Biggest Ring Cote

The largest boxing gate IN
Yankee Stadium history
amounted to $1,925,564 when
Joe Louis and Billy Conn fought
for the heavyweight title In
1916.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
|Reneged Wins
|Af Belmont;
|RiIeyDesirOved

NEW YORK, Oct. 8 R -
Woodley Lane Farms Reneeed,
who has been chasing Dedicate
and Gallant Man in recent
starts. found softer opposition
today and scored . two length
victory In the e5b. 400 Manhat-
tan Handicap before d crowd
Of Si.2o7 ct Belmont Park.
Reneged was the $3.50 favOr-
lite with the crowd. Clearwater
Stables Cayort was second. a
neck In front Of G. +. Chenefy's
Third Brother ct the end Of
the mile and q half event. Adj
|miral Wee was fourth In the
field Of seven. which was re-
|duced 10 six when 0reentree
Stables Riley broke his right
hind leg on the hackstretch and
was pulled up.
Reneged shared top weight OF
las pounds with Third Brother
In the marathon event, which
was being run for the seth
time. The big son OF Revoked
took the lead after q half mile.
as Jockey Bobby ussery steered
him to the inside Of Cavort In
the run down the backstretch.
Reneged gained q daylight adj
vantage and never was headed.
Time II Good
Cavort. under 10 pounds
and Jockey Willie Shoemaker
Just lasted under the strong
drive Of Third Brotherf who
was the close second choice in
the betting to the winner. Ad-
miral Wee maintained fourth
position al during the running
Of the race. Reneged was timed
IN an excellent 2:2o3s.
Riley. the third choice with
crowd. was running strongly In
third place under Ted Atkinson
when he snapped his right hind
leg and was forced to pull up.
The jockey dismounted as soon
IS possible but II was not until
the head Of the stretch that he
was able 10 bring the 4-year-old
10 q halt. The track veterine-
arian then examined the son
Of Hin Prince. found II unable
TO save him. and destroyed him.
Eighth Stakes Win
The Manhattan was the
eighth stake win for Reneged.
he was bought at the Keene-
land yearling sales for e13.700.
The purse Of S37.300 brought
his total earning In three years
Of campaigning to e238.55O.
His owners are Steven B. VIII
son Of Providence. r. ]. and
Lafayette Ward and Joseph r.
Straus Of San Antonio. Tex.
The $4,000 plus Cham,
payne Stakes. which win top
the Belmont card next Satur-
day as the richest race ever
run in New York. got two more
starters when Langollen Farms
Crasher and Laclyn Stables
Li7 Fella won races prior 70
the Manhattan. ss
Crasher was the first to per-
form. easily turning back q
field Of nonwinners In 1888 for
the mile. which Is the Cham
payne distance.
LII Fella won the $4,000
Taconic purse. Jockey Ted At
kinson had the colt In hand
for the final sixteenth OF the
seven-furlong run. LiI Fella
earned $500 for his victory.
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|Northwood Wins
As Beurd Stors

Northwood High. led by jun
Tor halfback Ronnie Beard.
scored its second victory In
three games with an 1877 vic
tory over Southern High Of
Lothian. Nd. yesterday at
Montgomery Blair stadium.
Beard scored two touchdowns
in the second quarter. on q
plunge from the 5 and on q
pass from Bob McCullah COW
ering 20 yards. Northwood's
other score came on q plunge
from the / by Len Waters.
Southern scored in the first
quarter when Steve Hardesy
went over from the three to
end q long drive.
Sosshnern --------- & 9 o.
Northwood -------- ~ Q Oils
sout..ern seoring: Touchdown
Juekett (pass from Hafdesyl,
Northwood scoring: Touehdowhs---
beerd, z %, run; 20, pass-run from
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Belmont Results

FIRST nAcE--Purne, $500: claim
ms: 4-year-olds and upf 8 furiongr
yoyaging fNellonl $500 fs.60 10
nsflsviile tLovnfsl 40
narathon. Viking Vlcfory, FIfffer
GIRL -arty News, RocktOWn KID, Tee
SIN, Sweet Ties. Tine. i:l2ss.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $1,000:
claiming: 3-year-olds: 3 fnrIones,
AlnE's Chapel L'ateRb o.l0 400 ESQ
~ 7 Niche fRuane1 $50 SG0
Hate War fCombestl 20o
ROYAL SOY. Maenad, Royal Haven.
Az MePlke, Ricoehet Boy. Time.
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