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on the Thames River in Eng
land next month.
This is the one we're after
now" Stork said.
For second. some pick Penn
sylvaAia's improving boatsmen.
Others show a liking for Navy
and Princeton. Stanford has
been mentioned as q well-drilled
team with a reputation for hard
work and good results.
OF course, the sentimental
favorite here is the youthful
Syracuse shell. studded with a
sophomore bunch that sprang a
surprise in winning the frosh
event last year. However, on its
seasons showing. Syracuse does
not figure as a contender for
place.
Expected to take most Of the
wash are Wisconsin, Rutgers,
Columbia. Dartmouth, NIT and
Boston University.
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Calumet Pair Heads 13
In Feature at Delaware

Nasrina. ll6; Manotick, 116. and
White Orchid. ll2.
A possible upsetter is e. B.
Johnston's Kings Mistake, who
few here from the West Coast
for the New Castle and Delaware.
Kings Mistake. 100. won the
Santa Maria Handicap in the
mud at Santa Anita last jan
uary. Jockey Rogello Trejos will
pilot the 7-year-old mare.
Completing the New Castle
field are Jane Cess. 1903: only
3-year-old in the race: Attica,
1l2; Gay Warbler, 112: Tour
nure, 1l6. and Sorceress, liz.
The $4,000 Dover Stakes, also
scheduled tomorrow, drew seven
2-year-olds for the 51a furlong
dash. Four Of the entrants are
stakes winners. Bolero U prob
ably will be favored although
Hupcap. who took the recent
Christiana. and Nala should be
strongly backed.
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Lee Pins Murphy
In Mat Feature,
Davis Enters Act

Cowboy Rocky Lee opened his
personal cleanup campaign with
whopping success last night at
Capitol Arena by pinning Skull
Murphy in eight minutes In the
feature wrestling match.
Lee, who became angered at
the "toughies" while ofiiciating,
said he would teach them all les
sons and would start with Muir
ply.
Bobby Davis. q manager who
calls himself the "Elvis Presley
OF Wrestling" is no longer man.
aging DR.. Jerry Graham. The
good doctor did not treat Elvis
with the proper respect last
night. In fact, he beat the
daylights out Of him and now
Elvis may team UP with Rick
Starr.
Graham and Jerry Shire de.
feated Arnold Skaaland and
Angelo Savoldi In a team match
Davis took a swing at Skaaland
missed. and hit his own man
Graham, who proceeded to re-
arrange his managers features
In other matches, Starr beat
Erick Won Hess, Irish Danny
McShain won over Jerry Cor.
Oct and the match between
Larry Hamilton and Karl Vor
Hess was declared mo contest. !
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Bayou Heads II
In Coaching Club

NEW YORK, June 81 R.-A
dozen 3-year-old fillies were
entered for the $60.OO0-added
Coaching Club American Oaks al
Belmont Park tomorrow, with
the Claiborne Farms Bayou the
probable favorite to win her fifth
straight race.
Bayou has won the Acorn
Stakes at Belmont and the Della
ware Oaks at Delaware Park this
year. She win be ridden by
Eddie Arcaro in the mile-and-
three-eighths Coaching Club.
Hal Price Headley's Pillow
Talk. winner Of the Black Eyed
Susan stakes at Pimlico, and the
Cain Hoy Stables Jota Jota, who
took the Ashland at Keeneland,
also were entered.
Others named were Gold
Finery, Marullah, Woodlawn,
Neshanic. Here and There, Magic
Forest, Prophets Bell, William
cite and Jolie Deja.
Each viii carry 121 pounds.
With IL starters, the purse will
cross ST.. $50. with $50. 900 to the
winner.
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Cornell Heavy IRA Fovorite,
Bottle Looms for I'd Place

SYRACUSE, N. Y, June 81 up.
The foregone conclusion that
Cornell viii win the Intercolleg-
late Rowing Association regatta
here tomorrow leaves rowing en-
thusiasts to ponder one big
question:
Who will be second?
A consensus among coaches
participating in collegiate row.
tng's 55th annual big show is
that a tidal wave wouldn't keep
the Big Red from crossing the
finish line well ahead Of the
other II shells.
Probably the only dissenter is
the coach Of the undefeated
Cornell boat, Harrison (Stork)
Sanford.
He has denied reports that his
powerful crew might be looking
past the 3-mile race on Onon-
daga Lake to the Henley Regatta
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z PAGES Feature
Progranl;;
9 Races Listed

Two Class B $1,000 PAGES are
featured on tonight's harness
racing program at Laurel Race
way. which also has nine races
scheduled instead of the usual
eight.
The features are the seventh
and eighth races. Volo Dian,
loser In a photo finish to Morn
ing Surprise In 2:05A In her last
start. figured as the choice in
the seventh. Sister Mack also
rates attention. as does Peter
Bohemia, winner his last time
out.
Don Eden. 8-year-old son of
Chief Counsel Miss Belle Mar.
tin, rates well In the eighth,
along with Albert Astra and Sis
Abbott.
Last nights program also pre-
sented twin features, the two
$3.50 divisions Of the Elkridge
Irot Tor 2-year-olds. Both re-
suited in minor upsets, with
Anna Dares winning the first
division and Pickney Hanover
the second.
Anna Dares. trained by john
ny Simpson, Laurel's leading
driver, led all the way to win in
2:l1 and pay $40 while beating
Demon Damsel, the favorite who
finished second. Pickney Han
over pulled in front after the
first half-mile and won by a
neck over Herman Song, an Is.
toll shot. for an $ll mutuel.
His time was 2:084s.
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Auto Fans Get
Four Programs
ThisWeek End

The auto racing calendar fol
the Metropolitan Area over tn,
week end lists one program to.
morrow night and three Sunday
Sportsman-stock cars provide
half the action. A 5O-lap feature
will top the five-event show al
Old Dominion Speedway tomor-
row night. beginning at 8:45.
Marlboro Motor Raceway stages
a 25-lapper to wind up its five
events Sunday, the first of which
is to get under way about 2:3O
pm.
The other two Sunday pro-
grams will be drag racing. Old
Dominion Speedway will begin
It's 18th Sunday Of hot rod COM
petition at 1890 am. Aquasco
Speedway win open its program
at 10 am.
The 50-lapper tomorrow night
near Manassas Is being billed as
a summer championship for the
regular contingent of COMPETE
tors. Clay Eastridge, Wally Gore,
Don Carter. Pete Minor, Ray
Hendricks. Eddie Payne and Lii
onel johnson are a few who have
proven most effective over the
longer distance.
Gore. 26-year-old veteran from
Arlington and Old Dominion's
point champion the last two
years, still is seeking his first
feature victory Of 1857. Wally
has scored consistently In the
so and 100-lap races since 1854,
however.
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BOYS BASEBALL
MoNTooMERY couNTY BBA

MONTGOMERY COUNTY BbA
Bethesda Midgets
Builders Supply. /.
Garrett PARK. s; Burgundy Knobs, 2.
Loyd'S Sporting Goods. 8: Potomac. /.
silver sDFing Midgets
Takoma Tigers. 3; Monroe Ford. 0.
n El ISnS cl lea soa g. .! s; TssSss A
Eastern Juniors
Trolans, B: Orioles. 4.
st. Bernadette's, IL: Takoma Tigers, O.
Takoma Hawks. s; Mates Paints. Z.
Western Juniors
Maloney Concrete. 8: Carl Freeman
Coop. 4; County Title. 2.
Kensinston Rockets. s; Garrett
AMERICAN LEGION
Southern Nd. District
Ny Maryland. 3: wheaton. 0.
COLLEGE PARK. PONY LEAGUE
"a" Division
Athletics. a3; Orioles. 3.
-" Division
Navahoes. o; Cards. 5.
Fox, IA: Giants, 4.
Blackhawks, 3; Reds, 3.
Apaches. 3: Hurons. o.
MOUNT vERNON-LEE LITTLE LEAGUE
MONT sH Ps vERso 81 P' FSNS LEAGUE
Penn DaW. 8: Herny's. 5.
WALTER JOHNSON LEAGUES
Majors
Barry Farms. 10; washington High
|ands Lions,
CARRIED Douglass Hsts. citisens. IL:
Hillcrest, 4.
Anaeostia, IL; Doualass Jr. High, q.
District Heights, 4; 6ousa, 1.
Ida's Dept. Store. IL; Twin Oaks. 3.
PACIFIC. Restaurant IL; Livingston
Barber Shop, 3.
Lords Limited. 10; Draper. 0.
MInOrs
Southeast optimist, IL; sousa Phil
lies, T.
GeorRe's Radio. 10: Cub Pack IS, 4
Barry Farms. IL: Bellvtew Gardens, ..
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Storage in Lead
After Davis HurIs
Six-Hit Victory

The Federal Storage 10 and
under baseball team benefited by
the pitching of Chuck Davis
yesterday for the FIRST time this
season-and one Of the last
times. The polished lefthandel
from Washington-Lee High en-
tiers the Naval Academy after
next week.
But Davis stamped himself in
delibly on the Clark Griffith
Memorial League yesterday on
the North Ellipse. He gave w
six hits and two walks and
struck out eight while pitching
Federal Storage to a 1913 victory
over Washington Gas Light Post
A.
Bob Myse. his battery mate
who also is a former WI player
slammed a two-run homer ir
the second inning to give Federal
the lead for good at 2-l. The
score mounted to 10-l until. with
two out in the top Of the ninth
Jimmy Schwab, Gas Light
catcher. caught a 80 Davis pitch
for q homer with one on.
The decision broke a tie FOL
first place In the league, Fedora
taking sole possession with Q
40 record, compared to 3-l fol
Gas Light.
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Luque HospitoIized
With Heart AiIment

HAVANA, June q R.-
Adolfo Luque. one-time major
league pitching star. has entered
q hospital here with a heart all
ment. Attending physicians said
his condition was somewhat i'm
proved although still serious.
Luque who'll be 81 August 4,
now is a baseball manager in
Mexico.
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Cooper and Davidson Advance
In London Tennis Tourney

I LONDON. June 81 lF.-Ash-
ley Cooper Of Australia and Sven
Davidson Of Sweden, two Of the
fancied players for the Wimble-
don championship starting next
week, coasted to comfortable
victories yesterday in quarter
final matches of the London
Grass Courts tennis champion
ship at Queens Club.
They were Joined in the semi
finals by another Australian,
Neale Fraser, and by Trevor
Fancutt Of South Africa.
Cooper. second seeded for
Wimbledon, defeated Ramana-
than Krishnan Of India, 6-l,
81. Davidson, fourth seeded in
the big tournament. downed Roy
Emerson Of Australia. Ga, 60.
Fraser beat Alexandra Olmedo Of
Peru. 81, Ga, and Fancutt
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outlasted Nal Anderson Of Aus
tralia, 2-6, Us, 6-3.
Emerson. after trailing David
son. is. in the first set. gained
q @3 lead and came within q
point Of winning the eighth
game. After that the Swede was
in control.
In women's singles quarter
finals. Mrs. Daphne Fancutt Of
South Africa defeated Mrs. Mary
Hawton Of Australia. "a, l-6,
60. Mrs. Fancutt upset Louise
Brough Of Beverly Hills, Calf,
in the third round.
Mrs. Suzy Koermoeczy, Hun
gary. defeated Rosa Maria Reyes.
Mexico, Us, 6-3, and Ruia
Morrison. New Zealand, defeated
Yolanda Ramirez. Mexico, Ga,
6-3, in other quarter final
matches.
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AIbrecht, Two Others
Sign Lions Contract

DETROIT. June 81 R.-
Halfback George Albrecht. Full
back Don DAILY and Linebacker
Bob Muller have signed con-
tracts with the Detroit Lions.
General Manager Nick Ker-
bawy says all three are expected
to be released from the armed
services in time for the 1857 pro
football season.
Albrecht. from Maryland, was
the Lions 22d choice in the 1855
draft.
Both DAILY and Muller played
collegiate football at Eastern
Kentucky. Both were drafted by
the Lions In 1855.
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Puckers Sign Borden
10 Third Contract

GREEN BAY. Wis, June 81
@.-Defensive End Nate Bor-
den has signed for his third
season with the Green Bay
Packers.
Borden. GO. Joined the Pack
ers weighing 205 pounds. but
last year boosted his weight to
225.
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Maryland Pair
Loses in NCAA
Tennis Tourney

SALT LAKE CITY, June 81
H.-Tall John Powless Of MUIR
ray State had the rough Job to-
day Of trying to beat Sam
Giammalva Of Texas in sim
giles play in the National Col
legiate (NCAA) tennis tourna-
ment.
The Giammalva Powless
match was one Of eight quar-
terminals in the 73d annual
NCAA championships. Clam
|malva, who played for the
United States in last years
Davis Cup challenge round
against Australia. is seeded No. /.
Powless Is seeded No. 8.
Second-seeded Barry MacKay
|of Michigan was scheduled to
play David Harum Of Miami,
No. s. / nanother match: Art An
|drews (No. 81 against Crawford
Henry Of Tulane (No. %: and c.
Maxwell Brown Of Notre Dame
(No. ~ against Ron Holmherg
of Tulane mo. 81.
The doubles matches yester-
day went strictly according to
the rankings, with the four
seeded teams advancing to the
semifinals.
Giammalva and Dick Keeton
of Texas mo. u beat Dave
Freishtat and Carl Bucks Of
Maryland. 60 81, 6-3.
MacKay and Dick Potter of
Michigan mo. - beat John
Lawhon and Jim Trice Of Hous-
ton. 6--3, Ga. 6-1.
Henry and Holmberg of Tulane
mo. u defeated Andrews and
Bob Potthast Of Iowa, 81. Ga.
60.
Ronnie Sawyer and Cliff
Vickery Of Houston CNo. 81 beat
Larry Becker and Gene Fisher
Of Texas, rs. 81, 81.
Michigan and Tulane were
tied for first place in team
standings after the quarterfinal
doubles with 6 points apiece.
Texas. with 5 points. and Iowa,
with 4. stayed in contention.
Then came Houston. with 3;
Miami. Murray State, Notre
Dame and Maryland. 2, and Los
Angeles State. Stanford. Okla
homa and Yale, point apiece.
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Cy Wormoth Dies;
Pitched for Griffs

MOUNT CARMEL. H.. June
81 up. Wallace (Cy) War
moth, "a. q lefthander who
pitched for Washington in the
early 1905. died yesterday.
Warmoth had q 10 record
in i've games with the Senators
in 1922 and Us in % games
in 1928. He also had a short
stint with the Cardinals in 1916,
but got no decisions in three
games.
He Is survived by q widow
two sons and q daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21

Hisey turned in one Of the
best rounds Of the day-a Gin
eliminating Herb Durham. 2
and /.
Toms struggled 81 holes to
beat Ken Everett and COM
planned about his opponents
slow play.
Others left In the field are
Cy Northrup. Bob Vickers. Bob
Willis. John zibnack. Dick
Whetzle.. Buzz Garvin. Rocky
Thompson. Bob Pratt, Jacky
Cupit, Jerry Pittman, Frank
Wharton and Richard Norville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
Novices to Feature
FuIICYHorse Show

The novice division for horses
which never have won three blue
ribbons will be q feature Of the
annual Junior Equitation School
horse show at Full Cry Farm at
q am. tomorrow. The show
ground is located near Beulah
road in Vienna.
Other divisions viii include
classes for small ponies. large
ponies, Junior hunters and horse
manship. The show is limited
to riders 10 years Of age and
under.
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IS Stock Cor Pilots
Expected at Manassas

Old Dominion Speedway Of
ficials are expecting as many as
IS entries tonight for the five-
race sportsman stock car pro-
gram. to be topped of with a
so lap summer championship
feature.
Tine first Of three 10-lap heats
will begin the show at 6:45. A
l0-lap consolation race win pre-
cede the feature.
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LAUREL RACEWAY

-, viRsT RACE = Purse. $3.50: trOti
E E.I, y Nee .crs ,,,. TAO az ssS
Galicis Hanover (Oakleyl $40
Blueieeket. Jimmy's. Pat Battle Up.
broeavay Gal. Charity Song. Time.
SECOND oAME-Purse, $500; pace.
vsrfs plr,t gca.l., ii.so go ..so
H,Ss" R'T OH. s.SS .eEa.., saO 5SS
~ jersey stone. True. Wilma, Tips Son.
Ihuban Kick. Sweet Petootie, Time,
DAILY DOUBLE W AND - PAID se7.4O
THIRD RAcE-Pune. $3.50; trot;
T HS., I,.. & ! !:": $50 s.S g s.sc
:, carrie, Hsnrissta O.. chserio P SiSS
Voleo. Time, 2:0Dss.
. yogRTE EAcE-Purss, $3.50; trot
Anna Dsl :s HE TSosms c1' s.a iIs 4.ao aoo
psmon Damsel Ilsrlng) $50 s.lS
-, Hail Sons, Miselle, Trinette Hanover.
:, FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $3.50: trot:
Pickney Hano'r lT'nl HOO 100 $50
Herman Song iBeletel 1900 9.yO
JenkOranda tWileuttsl 1.1O
Baron Colby. epunky Hanover, Fleet.
wood, Great LullWater, Chapel Cali.
ALEXANDRIA Bay. Time. 2.0BM.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $3.50: pace: 1
See Pirate twsltsrs) 800 800 2.aO
Banners Brother fBurtOn1 3.2O 9.iO
Ranger. meEllen Uonesl 200
eardi Hanover, Eric'e Lou. Golden
s:oSs. '
SEVENTH RAcE---Purse, $3.50, pace;
mile
tIssS y ts.Illsyl ,t.ao $40 2se
Martial Spirit (Brittineham) 800
Follow Her. Sandy. Seattle, Belleyille
Boy cindy's Up. Professor Alien. Time.
EIoHTH RAcE-Purss. $3.50; pace; 1
SSs .I.:: I !s;e ,ss..., sac go 800
fiomeatreteh Morris. OlubbardD go
Mickey Diamond. Pat Gibson, poukea
Time 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
First for Honford

First apprentice to win the
Kentucky Derby was Ira Han
ford who scored with Bold
Venture in 1896.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
GRADED SELECTIONS
FOR LAUREL
BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

Overture. Worthy Coburn,
Beatty Rosecroft.
2-Esa Jay, Shadydale Chief.
Evergreen Jack.
3-Unique Song. Kathie's King,
Benny's Day.
4-Shine On. Dazzle Worthy,
Miss Reba.
5-PRINCE GALLON, Roger
Key, Ann Gallon.
Cay Louise. Jack Frost, Jess
Direct.
mighty Jet. Volc Dian. Vernon
Dale.
8-True Kitty. Albert Astra, Don
Eden.
9-Rose Marie Woollen, Indian
Dale Dannir Joanna H.
Longshot Daily Double
Worthy Stadt and Erlc's Duchess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21

mile.
Counsel Ea.e !sss..l sac SO 500
e Tss,s s Mel. H P.s as.0n
Maid. Aubrey York Victory bplhcef.
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several newcomers, should re-
port for another five-event pro-
gram tomorrow night. beginning
at 8:45. A 5o-lap race will be
the main event.
Drag racing summaries:
CLASS AR--Tod Machrowicz. Fails
Church. 1894 Ford Roadster. Time, IL
seconds. CLOSING speed, g5 miles per
CLASS HA--Ed sloper. 1880 Ford. 1871
CLASS CABIN Bream, oettysburE,
Pa. 1888 Ford. Is seconds. 9S m.p.h,
CLASS AQ-Louis Wisooker. Hyatts-
s CLASS B 6nesJrUis H. ts g. E,ID:fd.l.
iv5! Buick, 1873, % m,p.h.
CLASS CO--Bill Overton, Coral Hills,
Md. 1857 Chevrolet, IA seconds. o.
CLASS po-carlin Burgess Alsxan.
CLASS Eo--Larry Robinson. Manas-
sas, 1864 Ford. 10 seconds. so m,p.h.
/, CLASS AP Sports Carsl--Alan White
iestner' washington, 1857 Corvette. 1873,
Class cP tsports cars,-Aian Drew,
Bethesda. 1857 Porsehe. 1 6seconds. IS
CLASS ss--ROv rillinghast, Ai.xan.
CLASS As@B ssS'' Dublin fS ASTON mp Il
cheyrClst. ~ seconds. 90 m:p.h. -
driA, 1855 Chevrolet. 1872. 90 mp.h.
CLASS cs-chillis shaver, .Riverdale.
Sef iAs e'f pScs nS e.. T csisy ch.,,
1881 oldsmceile; ia 80 mph -.
Church. io4s FOrd. IsS. 81 mp.k
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Congressmon's Son Wins
Old Dominion Drag Race

Tod Machrowicz. son Of Rep
resentative Machrowicz, Demo-
crat Of Michigan, won the top
eliminator trophy yesterday In
the holiday drag racing program
at Old Dominion Speedway.
A member Of the Road Knights
OF Arlington, Tod toured the
fifth-mile strip in Is seconds
fiat at. a closing speed Of IS
miles per hour. He was driving
q 1884 Ford roadster powered
by a 1857 Dodge va engine.
In the sportsman stock car
program last night at Old Do
minion, Don Carter was declared
the winner Of the 25-lap feature
after the race was halted on the
23d lap.
Carter was about a quarter
lap ahead Of Pete Minor when
the car driven by Wilson Seay
of Fredericksburg blew a tire
and was struck by Sam Calvert.
Minor and Ray Hendricks, in
that order. The resulting jam
Of cars was too great to permit
q festart with only two laps res
aiming. &
1Sfhe same field Of drivers, plus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-05
.RowIey Winner
Of Auto Druq Ruce

Vernon Rowley of Baltimore
who has won i've drag racing
trophies at Aquasco Md Speed
way this season. yesterday earned
his first top eliminator award.
Rowley completed the quarter
mile in l4.6 seconds at q top
speed of 1854 miles an hour.
Class summaries:
CT Robert Weems. Benedict, Nd, 1887
Chevrolet, 30 miles an hour. 1879 seconds.
&C Bob Bernardon, Hillslde. Ma
1889 Chevrolet coupe. rs Chevrolet VS. VS.
engine. 9S miles an hour, i4.0.
CIB Vernon Rowley, Baltimore, 1894
miles an hour. las.
cLE Robert Meade, woodlawn, Nd
1884 Ford. 70 miles an hour, q.
xIc Bill Hess, Takoma Park, 1855
Corvette, So miles an hour. 1872.
Ass 70 Horsman, Prince Frederick,
~; rontlae en1 miles an hour.
,osL - Mace Mnstingly. Leonardtown, Nd.
:. ASA Henry Riley. Hillside, Nd. ies7
"a Chuck Wurtser. csSonsville. Nd
1907 Eord. $50 miles an hour, 1876.
Ass A.S5 os PES Clark. Bowie, Nd. 1855
Is % Bob Brown, Huntinsic.1in, Nd.
1906 CHEVROLET, S2.b miles an hour, 1875
&c Ronald Neal Brentwood. Nd
l}ee Cnevrolet. 81 miles an. hour, l12,
81 porS. ~ 40 S nice an AhI ons is.s
sIE Ken 'Dederick. Norfolk, va. 1854
Chevrolet, az milea IN hour, ISIS,
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Rocco Licks Virus,
Booked to WrestIe
Here Next Week

Antonino Rocca, having won
his battle with a virus, will next
take on Irish Danny McShain in
the feature wrestling match
Thursday night at Capitol
Arena.
Stricken after his outdoor bout
last Monday night in Alexandria,
Rocca is almost fully recovered
now and is expected to leave
Garfield Hospital tomorrow. His
fans say he should keep the bed
on reserve for McShain, a rough,
sturdy Irishman, who is 1.-The
most colorful wrestler in the
world" according to an adj
mittedly prejudiced observer
named McShain.
A crowd Of 1859 turned out
at Capitol last night to see
E douard Carpenter, latest
claimant to the world heavy
weight title. The Frenchman
defeated Legs Longevin of New
Hampshire.
In other matches, Cowboy
Rocky Lee. subbing for Hans
Schmidt, defeated Bill Hires;
Prof. Roy Shire defeated Jerry
Gordet. Harry Lewis won over
Bobby Wallace and Larry Ham,
ilton defeated Angelo Savoldl.
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Rofty $34 Sussex Victor
As Delaware Park Closes

ware would wind up Z or 8 per
cent behind last years meeting
on a daily average betting basis,
but yesterdays splurge helped
to reduce this figure to- 4 per
cent.
A total Of $34.287,56S went
through the windows here during
the 32-day meeting for q $1,071.-
400 daily average. Last season
SO days, betting hit $36,863, 207
for a $1,117.067 average.
A building committee viii look
over the possibilities of remodel
ing the Delaware Park plant. The
inadequacy of the rustic layout
which opened in 1887 was glar-
ingly evident here on week ends
and holidays this year.
1t is unlikely that there will be
any construction done before the
1858 meeting, however.
Jockey Steve Brooks. SO
years old, won SO races in 80
days to earn the riding title over
19-year-old Frank Lovato, who
finished second with "a. Both
Brooks and Lovato will head for
the New York racing scene.
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HOT SPRINGS, Va, July 5
R.-Bob Wallace. a Navy COM
>mander and father of six chill
dren. is the 1857 Virginia State
Amateur golf champion.
The tournament. which Wal
lace won in convincing fashion
yesterday was timely for him.
The executive officer of a Navy
helicopter squadron In Norfolk.
Comdr. Wallace has been or
dered to report to Pensacola.
Fla. August l.
At 81. Wallace is one Of the
Oldest golfers to win the title.
He did 1t with a 5 and 3 victory
over Tom Strange of Norfolk.
the State open champion and
the first amateur to win that
title in Is years.