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Ghost town gazette., 1957-02-05
EditOr: Jo Wilson
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Iditor: Jo Wilson :>:. ~,:: ;,.: Feb, g. This Winter weather: in Chi tina hes bo,n unusually balmys e omp ared Ito list y.ur. The average teapcrE turt low l., ten degrees higher than Jan in So. Coroovo is still gloating about their rocord 52o on Jan. 29tl While down in "the old Country". parts of washington and Oregon .> wore suffering near zero temp lures. i':. Wes kennedy Is leaving for week in Cordova. He has not yot start ed tho cons true tion on the up-
 stairs of The Uohoe Inn.
 "Pappy" Davis arrived here via
 Cordova A1rlines about a week ago. He pl ans to spend the rest of the winter. in Chitinn.. Our citizens are still moving out one by one: Roy Folquist left for the states recently because of death in his family. Pete Ponnoff returneo to work Tor tho :B.P .K. at Glennnl1en this week.. Billy Buck lief t~l lost.AaHk for -Anchorageu and plans to go on Co Fairbanks OCA O4O A4O 1CkOAAAS oO WO4As
 Mir. end frs. York Young went to Glenncllen for a few days: They took Susie Brickell out so she
 can take care of. some pending: business. A Buffet Supper was served ct the Chitinu Bar last Sat. Nearly
 everyono including the sourdoughs showed up. Florence Young was highly comendod on her superb
 hasenpf feffer. George served some of his famed Chitina Spirits-
 Jack and Jo Wilson were In Cordovo the past week on q short vac at lon. which enabled this editor. to
 gather bit of 1nformo tion for the Gazette. Pat Flynn has been in Seattle on a business trip. Kernel Aorn Went back to- Mis- 8 ouri to attend his brothers funeral and /. at the present time Is at Meyo
 Brothers getting a checkup. He will return to Cordova in the :. near 1utures :! .
Ghost town gazette., 1957-02-05

Knuts tson while l:e goes on his :: vacation to Cordova
 So far the river has not frozen
 over. This condition creates
 crisis In the prospec tive. wood
 cutting. However plans. have, been /; revised by York SAail son wood chopp- CTS Inc.. Whey plan to start .r cutting on Cannon Hill this side '' of the river and towing it down :: by cat. 0. A. Nelson Is getting plenty of trips q day down to the river to > turn off the power plant during . the d2yl iCht hours. It is hopod
 that this proc 3dure will economise water for power until. thq~ spring thaW. .:., As tho old Cyn3c zoos about his.,!' daily tasks with the rays of ;the' Sun bounc Ing off his boldinG bean ho seems happily unaware that h1s frtcnds ccn note that t1c::- -s3-App--~ 1nE into his second wolfhood. .llon somo one cane on hlA the. thor mite 'Gcz ing at the lioon and sing ing a d1tty about Young Charl lotte he was naive enuf to think they accepted his oxpl lunatton thqt> ho was studying tho woather~ Aaybe he was :~oing to sou and Wolltou to know if tlN coast was clear, He seems quito c!ontonted in the know ledge thut ho affords his no1Gh- bors something to think and talk about bosides their loss serious affairs. find he thinks. that be-
Ghost town gazette., 1957-02-05

weather. in Chi tina has Ray Stevens will como -ly balmy e on1pa ared to this month to relieve
 Tho overage temper r ture M1utson while ne goes legrocs higher than Jan. vacation to Cordova ,ova is still g1oat1ng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $4,000

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000; maid
en- 2-year-olds: liz miles ..o
Relaxeavous lRuaneD '.'O s.lS ~" ~"
R"maI , ,SeIsSn venezuela, ' 100
cora. countermarch. Rico Bronco.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $500:
allowance: 2-year-olds; g furlongs;, On
sir Alx,I Eayel 'At,n, 40 s S'hS , ="
net spa sSn F SM%hfi indian Cross, Don
Billie. Biliy's Best Imperial Hustle
''P FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $500; $500. all
Another Art tAtk'sonl 900 3.!o S 5o
MT The Trail CLester 3.lO
Pecos County, Time Called, Whirl-
ing Billie. Heavenly Gusher. Time
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $500: al
lowance; 3-year-olds up: iurlongs
OctasonaI tAtkinsOnl 1880 !.eo d.8 oo
ST. Amour end CLesterl $50 $40
di-Readins. Ever Best. Cello: In
formant, Belmont Breeze. Mr.. Turf
Pyiades. Time. 1:104s,
SEVENTH RAcE-The. Gallant Fox
Handicap, $4,000 added; 3-year-olds
f hasi. Us Schmidt m w., 1880 100 $50
Beam Rider .(Tan'chD $50 G.lo
Promised Land (Ussery) $50
Third Brother. a Mister Gus, cavort,
Promethean, Dotted Line. spinney
Time, 2:422s.
Howard Llangollen Farm entry.
King Ranch entry.
lowances: 3-year-olds up; LIE miles
Beau Diable tW'dh'e) $40 40 800
E.etreat (Usseryl $50 500
Passyunk tLOvatoD 200
Steel Flash. Time. l:44is.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID SI45.4O

THIRD RACE Purse; $500:
Prince Bel Beau (J'nI SEQ s.s0 ESQ
Noble Jet tGib6l $50 10
"1 cside MSoOy ss5s ftSaG Locust Sell
Fif Fourth e' RACE = Purse. $4,000;
claiming: 3-year-olds and up; LII
S star Of Persia ,sh.n, 1870 Tao $50
Romantic Miss lDeroin 700 10
Little Chatter (Nobrega) 800
Bill Cane, Philglan. Madcap Miss,
Nearways Flash. Time, l;4Sss
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, SO, 800; claim
n pa; Vs ssoSnssr and vi ESQ 20 $40
< routs Force Grimm $40 i.;S
Noon Dancer Hefebvre) $40
Darsome. Bootlet. veraeity, Shaw
NUT, Did shep. Time l:49ss.
SIXTH RAcE--Purse. $4,000; al
RScS1s ;b.,I ysS5-oid seS 1850 sio
Deep Deep fScusht tSersf} $50
sarstoes Pete. Time. 1:54ss.
SEVENTH RACE = The Maynower
Stakes, $4,000 added; 2-year-olds;
Pesasys Dick tD.r'n, 1.eo 40 $40
Backbone tRisleyl 500 $40
Dark Tale tBohenko) 700
on The Lake. Remus;. Mike Barry.
Hymn. Gray Monarch. Rare LeEend.
q Hillsdale. Time, :46As.
Branham -Kelloge entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, SIC, 900; al
lowances; 3-year-olds up; Lie miles
Double Choice lB'koD 1900 4.S0 $50
Double Bid (Wajdal $50 2.60
Tournure (Mercierl $50
Navarette, Illusionist. Eamohe, I'm
mense Time. 1473s
NINTH RAcE-Purse. 80. 500: claim
ing; 3-vear-olds; mile and 20 yards
Scarlet Wave lDerein) $40 2.60
Buckeyeland tKain) $50
Andy's Oak. Idento, Gold Rina
Maiado. Smilestone. Time. l.47as.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S2S.8O

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500; claim
Ring Rinc tWsis'nl ai'OO 1910 100
Cableon tFieselman) 500 f.s0
Guided Bomb. Service. Wee Soiero.
Alert hoy Time 1:241s
FOURTH. RACE = Purse. $4,000:
optional claiming; 2-year-olds; ga
Bay Boy twarner) 1ieAo 44.eo 1920
Clark tFieselmanl 1900 6.l0
Curly KEN tMund0rfD 800
DR.. Van Bond, Junior jay, Clymene
S Ssls Gene s1Snt cSnau fI%: pa gs Ma
FIFTH RACE-Purse. SO 500: claim
Hssty FLYER sKssnsl ' ii.oo $50 s.ao
Battleworn (MundOrfD 600 800
hI sGSsi ntf Ss Nsppin. Ride Red. ny
Very Own, Golden Prince, Isapprince,
Sixth RAcE-Purse. SIS ,OoOi claim
ing; 3-yesr-olds and up; mile
= Iie;On sCraiD Si'io 1919 y s' ~
Sito (Mundorf ESQ
Rockport, Wise Eddie. Whence,
colna. Allhoney, Picafriend, lime
SEVENTH RAcE--Purse, 50, 500: al.
9 Better Goods tFrn) go 800 $50
b Bis Sweep tCralgl $50 2.10
Black HomburG (MundD $50
Valldon. My Preference, Knob
Time, 1924
0rissom entry.
Vauberg entry.
EIGHTH RACE = National Jockey
Club Handicap, $4,000 added, 3-year-
olds; ! 81 miles
Point Of Order tFie'n) $50 SEQ t.40
BerBburgoO tkeene) 800 $3.50
River Gate tCraigl $50
Rock Pilot, Speed Rouser. I Ambor
Reich. Alibhai Lashes, Clermont.
Hopes Hope. Time, l:52is.
NINTH RAcE-The Chance Ray
Handicap; purse, $4,000. 3-year-olds
and up. 1ss miles.
Clodhopper (keenel SEQ $50 $40
Phaia Man (Choinal Gao t.e0
AnEel Breath (Rob'auxD 600
Volition. Euuimore, solero Jr, Tiger
Bee, King Redbird. Time, 800.
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Clippers Late Score
Beots Washington, 81

The Charlotte Clippers con-
tinued their hockey mastery
over Washington last night at
Uline Arena when Chuck
Stuart scored with only 16 Sec
onds remaining to beat the
Presidents, 80, before SITS
fans.
Ironically, it was Winger
Steve Kuzma, after scoring
both Washington goals in the
second period, who paved the
way for the Presidents defeat.
Kuzma drew a cheap minor
tripping penalty with a minute
and 81 seconds to go to leave
Presidents short-handed and
set the stage for Stuart's win
ming goal.
Washington was bidding to
score its first victories in Is
games against the Clippers.
Last year Charlotte rang up
IS victories and a tie against
the now-defunct Lions.
After a scoreless first period,
Kuzma gave Washington a
brief 10 lead early in the Sec
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Jets Win Sd Straight,
Trim New Haven, ~

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. Nov. 2
(PN-Johnstown's Jets won
their third Eastern Hockey
League game without a loss by
defeating the winlesS New
Haven Blades, I'll, here to-
night.
Wingmen Paul Olafson and
Dick Roberge each scored two
goals for the winners. Jacques
La Flam scored New Ravens
only goal.
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.IDUN RETIRING
FOR SEASON, SKIPS
.LAUREL'S SELMA

NEW YORK, Nov. 2 (P.
Trainer Sheriff. Ward
said today Idun, the q
year-old f1lly champion Of
1857, would be retired for
the season and would skip
the rich Selma Stakes at
Laurel next Saturday.
Idun is owned by Mrs.
Charles Ulrick Bay Of New
York, and has won all eight
of her races, earning a rec
ord total of $220.495 this
year. 1t is a record for a
2-year-old filly.
Ward said Idun "has
done enough for this year.
You can always go to the
well once too often"
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WINS GOLDEN GATE FEATURE
Dumpty Humpty Sets
Six-Furlong Record

In the winners circle. Mo-
reno called Dumpty Humpty
1.-THE runningest dude I ever
saw.
II stayed with Caronat to
almost the quarter pole and
then let him run to the eighth
pole. At that point, I saw there
was nothing moving at me. so
I wrapped up on him.
what q trip!"
Most unhappy booster was
Ray York, who had ridden
Dumpty Humpty to his near
record performance Tuesday.
York had a prior call to pilot
Lassabatt, who finished fourth
today.
Dumpty Humpty, a son of
Stalino. was brought to this
country early this year and
was out Of the money twice
at Jamaica in New York in
May before he became accii-
mated.
He didn't make his next
start until october Is at Tan
foran when he finished third
behind Caronat and Lassabatt.
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ALBANY, Calf, Nov. 2 R.
-Irish-bred Dumpty Humpty
today set q new world record
of 1.:08 for six furlongs in the
Sill. 100 Richmond Handicap at
Golden Gate Fields. It was only
the imports fifth race in this
country.
Bolero set the former mark
at l:08ls on May ~, 1850, over
the same strip.
Dumpty Humpty, carrying
lis pounds with Pete Moreno
aboard. took command in the
backstretch and drew out cas-
lily in the final sixteenth to win
by six lengths from PRIME.
Caronat was third.
The 4-year-old Dumpty
Humpty. owner by the stable
of Radovich and Clark. was
just three-fifths OF the world
mark in a six-furlong victory
here Tuesday.
Favored by the crowd of IT,
439. Dumpty Humpty returned
$3.50. $3.50 and $2.80. PRIME
paid $500 and $500. and Caro-
nat returned 1920. The race
was worth $6.250 to Dumpty
Humpty.
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Continued from Page CT

OOHtiHueu IEOm rage N"A
the photos after they were
posted in the grandstand and
clubhouse. The judges took
about five minutes before an
nouncing their decision.
Showing strong late foot and
indicating he would have liked
a mile and a quarter or more
was Nelson B. Hunts Master
Boing, last years International
winner who took fourth money
finishing IA lengths behind
MADDOX. Mahan gained a purse
of $17,175 from the overall
purse of $24,175.
Winning Time Slow
Mahan's time was a slow
1885 for the "about" one mile
and an eighth, pointing out the
softness of the course. The time
record for the distance is 1:47Ks
held by Aeschylus when win
ming the same event in 1855.
The threat of rain and a Sc
ries, of upsets held the betting
to $1.136,820 which was a bit
disappointing but considerably
higher than the corresponding
Saturday last year when 14,256
bet $908,946.
One of the toughest setbacks
for the chalk players occurred
in the fifth race when Rasper
II finished third at 2-to-5 odds
Ournav. leading most Of the
way, paid 1920.
The daily double moved into
triple figures when Charles E.
Henry's Galcir galloped home
in the opener at 5000 and
combined with Warren K,
$23.40 outsider, for a $24l re-
turn. Winning numbers were
one and seven.
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Raul BuStamente, the Chill
can jockey who recorded a
startling upset in the 1855
Washington, D. c., Interna-
tional when he rode the lightly
held Ell Chama to a head vic
tory over Prendase, will return
to Laurel to pilot Mckinley,
the Venezuelan hope. in the
sixth running of the classic
November IL.
Mckinley, a colt who finished
second to Senegal in the Simon
Bolivar, Venezuela's leading
race, was invited to participate
in the International by Presi-
dent John Schapiro after an
injury forced Senegal to the
sidelines. Mckinley is owned
by Vincent Cannizzo Of Cara
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Eddie Schmidt
Jamaica Victor
I'm Late Drive

NEW YORK. Nov. 2 R.-
Eddie Schmidt, who invaded
New York after a strike closed
California tracks several weeks
ago. rushed up in the stretch
at gloomy Jamaica today and
won the $4,000 Gallant Fox
Handicap in a blanket finish.
Ismael Valenzuela piloted Ed
die Schmidt to a half-length
victory over the King Ranch's
Beam Rider. who got second
money by a nose over Mrs.
Ethel D. Jacobs Promised Land,
It was another length back to
IC. T. Chenery's Third Brother,
the favorite of a crowd of 49,
100 which turned out on a
showery afternoon to watch the
mile and five-eighths race.
Eddie Schmidt. a bay son OF
| Count Speed Paradise. is owned
by Col. Leroy G. Burns of Los
Angeles, a retired Army Re-
mount Service officer who bred
the 4-yeer-old colt.
Timed in 2:422s
The California colt had won
two other stakes this year. the
Golden State Breeders Stakes
at Hollywood Park and the
San Diego Handicap August 8
at Del Mar.
The winner was timed in
2:422s on a damp but fast
track. Summer Tan set the
track record in winning the
Gallant Fox last fall in 2:41ss,
Eddie Schmidt. carrying 113
pounds. paid $1,000, $7.20 and
$500, while Beam Rider. an
entry with Dotted Line, re-
turned $3.50 and $3.50 to place
and Promised Land $3.50 to
show.
Beam Rider had 109 pounds
Promised Land ia, while
Third Brother was top
weighted under 1873 as Ted At
kinson was trying for his
fourth straight win Of the day
on the Chenery colt. Teddy
won the fourth with Sir Alex
ander, the fifth with Another
Art and the sixth aboard Oc-
tagonel.
CavOrt Takes Lead
The Clearwater Stables Ca
wort led at the start but Thirc
Brother and Lou Rowan's Spin
ney joined him entering the
backstretch with three-quar.
tiers of a mile left. Promised
Land and Third Brother were
battling for the lead entering
the home stretch when Eddie
Schmidt rushed up on the out.
side The Westerner caught the
leaders with a little more thar
a sixteenth to travel and came
in to collect $4,000.
Eddie Schmidt may have
earned an invitation to thu
Washington, D. c., Interna-
tional at Laurel November Il
in which Third Brother alsC
is to run.
Dotted Line finished fifth
Whatitoldyou was sixth. They
were followed by Promethean
Cavort, Greek Spy. Find. Mr.
Gus and Spinney.
Burns had sent Eddi,
Schmidt here under the carr
of Trainer H. A. Jerkens, whom
he never met until the horse
was saddled just before tn,
race.
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1O-Length Win
Scored in Mud
By Bold Ruler

CAMDEN. N. j.. Nov. 2 tR.-
Wheatley Stables Bold Ruler
scored one Of the easiest VIC
tories of his career at Garden
State Park today. taking to
the sloppy going as a duck
takes to water and finishing
10 lengths to the good in the
$25. 1000 Benjamin Franklin
Handicap.
Close to the Hasrullah colt
was Castle Rock Farms Sarno,
six lengths ahead Of Revere
Knoll Farms Jet Colonel.
Bringing up the rear in the
four-horse field was Agoura
Stock Farms Ekaba.
Bold Ruler covered the mile
and q sixteenth in 1.441s and
returned $40 to win. There
was no place or show wagering.
This was the 10th victory in
IL starts for Bold Ruler this
year and the $l7.598.75 earned
today raised his bank account
to $360,423.75.
Eddie Arcaro rushed Bold
Ruler to the front early.
In an exhibition race before
the feature. Jan Burke's Dedi-
cate scored a two-length vic
tory over Ole Travis. Wise
Margin was third in the three
horse, nonbetting event.
Dedicate was prepping for
next Saturdays $4,000 added
Trenton Handicap in which he
will probably face Round Table.
Gallant Man and quite possibly
Bold Ruler, who worked out an
extra eighth following today's
victory.
The crowd of 2s.12o ,wasered
$2.241,717.
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Raul Bustumente To Ride Mckinley

cas-, Venezuela.
Cannizzo has advised Laurel
officials that Mckinley will
leave Caracas Tuesday on
a fight to New York. The colt
is due to check into Laurel's
International Village We6nes-
day.
The five European horses
are due to leave today by air.
On the flight which will start
at Frankfurt, Germany. and
stop at Paris, London and
Shannon, will be Germany's
Nisso, Frances Montaval. Rose
Royale II and DeniSy and Ire
lands Stephanotis. The plane
is due at Friendship Airport
tomorrow and the horses will
be vanned to Laurel.
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7 Races on TOP
At Marlboro Oval

The late-model stock cars
and the sportsman stock
models team up today to pre-
sent a seven-event auto racing
program at Marlboro Motor
Raceway, beginning at 2 pm.
A pair of 10-lap heats will
precede both the 25-lap fea-
ture for sportsman stocks and
the 50-lapper for late models.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
Suffolk Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, So. 900; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; Lib miles.
Rhy Dress DerOin) 1900 $50 $50
Bush Cock tGrimm) 100 Duo
shiny Peter Cross $50
Lily O'Melley. Little Step. Mertelsan.
Missy NJ s.. Battle Mount. Xalapa
Streak Reply's Image. Time. 1:5OzS.
SECOND RACE = Purse. So 900:
claiming; 3-year-olds and up: 8 fur
Dry verm'th Ernstl 1880 1.40 $50
BOssy Mary JWajdal 600 1.6O
Springlike Hairbanks) $40
Little Ferd. Chelsea Town. Tap
Dancer. Chiffonard. Lofty Legion. Time,
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Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE - Purse, $500;
claiming: ear-olds: 8 furlongs.
Amuse (usseryD 1870 $40 80
Golden Host (Ruane) 4.4O 3.SO
JO-Ma-Be tNelsOn) 800
Code. Better Be Gay. do Steelmaster,
Roman Disk. Willie Rather. Full
mum, Destined Hour. Time. 1:l2S.
Field
do Finished second but was disauali-
fied and placed last,
SECOND RACE - Purse. $1,000:
claiming: 3-year-olds: 9 furlongs.
Nosee' EN- (S'tinol 2i.1O 10 S.g0
PizarrO (R0d'z) $50 I.xv
Superb (ErricO) 94u
rurksorl Atom Rocket, Iron Hand.
Chiffon. Avenge, Admiral Brush. Time.
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Final Races at Vista

The motorcycles will run at
Vista Raceway for the last time
this year today. Time trials
start at / pm. and the races
an hour later. The track is at
the intersection of Routes so
and 704 in Prince Georges
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Gurden Stote Results

FIRST RAcE--Purse. $4,000; claim
Bicky L. tCulmone) 600 4.2O $40
Landseair (Gonzalezl 1880 11.6O
Black Frost. Pundonor, Could Be said.
sefton's Pick. Time. 1:l2b.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $500:
claiming; 3-year-olds and up; /"
favor Meme ,C'm'e, II.eo $40 $50
Mr.. Weeper (Grantl geo $50
DOreen's Play tHarmatz) $50
Punkin Vine. Stop Thief. Wind
Ricodee, Mighty Bout. Time. i:4S4s.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
.,. THIRD RACE PuE; rs. g: :s;PcsS6
In the Country tH'k A.2O SEQ ESQ
Hush Man (Culmone) 4.6O $40
shakespearean tGranO $50
subtitle Hsy Fever MT R Wbms7 ann cos Ann s ss
coronel, Bombay Babe. Wishful Think
ing Time. 1888.
FOURTH RACE : Purse. $4,000:
claiming, 3-vsar-olds; g. fgrionss' On
Eta France 'Truman) 1910 $50
Hazel New valor Imaeinin, I Hope,
QUIZ Mar. Time. 1:l2b
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. "a. 900; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; 6 furlongss
Home Boy .Cul%cns) 1000 5.9o s'So
Hello Pop tKOrtel $50
Your Shine, Hidden Gold. Mama
KING Hunters Run. Patuxent. Time,
122.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; al
lowances; 2-year-olds; mile and 20
yards
Craftiness (shoem'r) 400 2.4a $50
Wendasy tHartackl 2.6O ESQ
MixforsOme (GranD 4.8O
Last Impulse. Annie Lake. Percus-
sir Our Tulyar. Time. 1:42as.
SPECIAL RACE-Purse. $4,000; al
dedicate (HartackJ out out out
Ole Travis tShoemaker) out out
Wise Margln tCulmOne) out
tOnly three ran. No wageringO
Time. l44ss.
SEVENTH RAcE-Benjamin Frank
lin Handicap. $4,000 added; 3-year-
Bold Ruler (Arcaro) 2.4O out out,
Sarno 'Shoemaker) out out
Jet Colonel (Hartack) out
win wagering only) Ekaba also
ran. Time, 1:44b.
EIGHTH RACE = Purse. $500;
claiming: 3-year-old up; Ia miles.
Post Morton (vin'D 1I.BO $50 $40
Golden Upper (GranD 5.20 40
Gay Reaper tTrumanl $50
May Fault. Arietta. Next Please.
cam Raiser, Pas de Deux. Time.
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MuhIenbere Races
Over Temple, 40-l6

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2 up.
-Halfback Herb Owens raced
to three touchdowns today as
Muhlenberg defeated Temples
football team, 40-16.
The victory was the fourth
mask starts for the Mules.
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Drog Races Today

Drag racing enthusiasts again
will have a choice of two pro-
grams today, at Old Dominion
Speedway near Manassas and
at Aquasco Speedway in South
ern Maryland. Preliminary
heats will begin at 10 am. at
both sites.
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Hampton Tops Lincoln

HAMPTON, Va, Nov. 2 Up,
Hampton Institute came
from behind on two touch
downs by End Adrian Nelson
in the last quarter here today
and defeated Lincoln Univer-
sity, 1877, in its Homecoming
football game.
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Sportsmuns Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing 4-year-olds and up ia furIo as
Red Charger (B'd'nl 1920 500 800
Morse Flash Fiesefn) 500 $50
Wlndtrace (DuhOnD 600
Jimo, Tulipa Lady. Sails Son. Fly
ing Cosmis Southern Skies, Rumson
Hill. on 1.-THE Job Time. l:2J2s
SECOND RACE = Purse. S2.S00:
claiming; 3-year-olds UP ,'e miles
Figurehead (Keene) go 800 300
Faro Bank (Duhonl $50 i.O0
Sir Chatter (SkOr'skil 5.8O
Rico Vino. Black Billings. La Breeze.
Calico Creek, Top Spinner, Gone,
Leila lean Time. .42ls
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ond stanza only to have Player
Coach Stan Warecki, who for
merly skated for Washington.
tie it up for the Clippers at
5:43. Kuzma gave Washington
a 2-1 lead when he Melted his
own rebound at 17:45 of the
same period.
In the final period, Clipper
Wingman Jim McNulty tied
the game when he scored at
7:42, while Steve Brklecick,
player-coach, was sitting out
a minor penalty.
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while the once-victorious Owls
lost their third contest.

f MSnIie0ers 80 - - o 3 it-iS
Muhlenberg scoring - Touehdowns:
Owens 8 40. punt return: z. run;
50, rum; Madsen q, plunsel; capo-
Conversions: Wright (3): Nonnemaker.
Temple seoring-Touchdowns Norton
e. rum; Hubbard go. pass from
Wonder). Conversions: Sheen lpass
from Nardil; Walsh (pass from Won
der) Safety: Nonnemaker tackled in
ed gone By Becker and shane).
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Copyright. 1857 by Triangle Publications, 1nel
FIRST RACETpurse caRns; oS nnn
easily, place drivins Winner c. E. Henrys CHI g. g. BY
$500 sSo soS SF $50 T o Cloudy and Sloppy