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Midget II Takes
Race in England

ASCOT. England. Sept. %
(R.-Midget II shot to the front
in the last $50 yards today and
won the 1-mile Queen Eliza
beth II stakes for his French
owner. Pierre Wertheimer.
The French thoroughbred. .
4-year-old gray filly by Djebe,
was booted home by Scobie
Breasley. an Australian jockey.
Midget II was the 5-to-6
favorite in the field Of seven
runners. She won by half q
length from Bellborough, a Is
toll shot, with FL Relicario, Of
France, 11-2 in the betting, in
third place.
The victory was worth ST.
444 to Wertheimer.
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Wallace, Buptistu
Win Auto Races

BRIDGEHAMPTON, N. Y,
Sept. % tRJ.-Charlie Wallace
Of Chevy Chase. Md. turned in
an average speed of 1881 m.p.h.
over Is laps of the three-mile
course at Bridgehampton Road
Race Center today to lead the
winners in the first days events
Of a two-day sports car meet
Wallace beat Lake Under
wood Of South Orange, N. j.,
by a yard, driving a Porsche
550RS. Wallace did the is laps
in 20 minutes. 81 seconds.
Frank Baptista, Hyattsville
Nd. won another class race in
a Lotus Mona.
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Howard Booters Lose
Seasons Opener

Howard opened its soccer
season yesterday at Howard by
losing, 80, to Elizabethtown
pa State Teachers College.
Winston Cook and Bernard
Vernon booted goals for the
Bisons. Bill Hoar, Larry Reber
and Warner Cheeks kicked
goals for Elizahethtown.
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Hawthorne Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: claim
ne; s-yesr.olds and SP;s "a miles. q,
BobtaE tHansmanl 500
Faro Bank, Sylvia Porter. Exultant
whv Certainly, Air Romance, Triple
Bee Time, l;45as.
,. SECOND RACE Ace Purse. g. 600
PaIustFis (lIansmAnp 5000 21.sO 12.sG
COamie Dust lCFaigl lf.60 S.0G
GRAY Trust tCOokD 1.20
Grip. Gins To Me. Babieo. No Is
cape. Troek. Bay Boy. Outrank. SanG
Donna, Saminth. Time. l:46As.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sese.O0
THIRD RAcE-Purse. SO 500; al
iowances: 2-year-olds; 0 furlongs.
Bonnie A tsksrenskil 1900 $40 500
Fredriea (Robiehauxl Geo 800
Nimbie Annie. Half Carat. winsinS
Girl Eaelette, Montparnasse, Chart
cleia.. Frame Up. Pat Jordan, StaI
Apache Time. i:1aas
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 50. 500: al.
lovanees; . and 4-year-olds; GA fur
Happy Laughter tc'O 1880 600 4.4e
Big Pond Cook 4.t0 3.9O
French Miss tJessopl 5.GG
Gentle Ace, Royal Honor. Rebei
Ruler, Roman SINUS MearsAn. Time
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; al.
Music Man Fox tN'lal 11.6O SEQ 2.So
Melody Mine tCraigi SEQ 2.00
ElegAute (Borgemenke) geu
Belleau Chief. Rockmoore. Igotru
Royal Leo. Time, l:1Ib.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $3.50: op.
tional elaimins: 3-year-olds and up
On Grey Tower tvTa) 500 $50 $50
al Geidnoss 5cSSkI SIC 400 300
Fly Fiyin Hs''i soit. chieon. oilper. KEN S,1S
lucky Roman. Masonic, Sagacity
an Dead heat for nrst
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500,
allowances; 3-year-olds and up;
DARK TsIa tErbl ESQ $50 $50
Eifssl Lao. Rock Pilot. Tommy u
EIoHTH RAcE-charlss W. Bid.
viii Memorial Handicap; S35,00l
added: 3-year-olds and up: 1h miles
sS MsSnn S :%ru .5ss $50 s sS s.s "a
Brown Hackle (Neves) $40
Aibhai Lashes. Hopes Hope, Festin
Eddie Schmidt. All She Wrote. q Bryn
Speed Rouser. Time. l:4S.s. (Nev
track record.
: Hasty House Farm entry.
NINTH RACE Purse. $4,000
claiming 4-year-olds and up. Il,
S:sn David tIs..OD, $40 $50 so.
L0go neJeuneD $50 2.Nl
Diamond Ned (Craigl 3fl
Joe Burke. Altruistic. Shell Diver
Mr.. President. Perky Boy. Time. .59a )
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BoIIing's Passes Riddle
|Leieune in 26-6 Rout

CAMP LEJEUNE, N. c., Sept.
IS Especially Boiling Air Force
Base riddled the Camp LejeuHs
secondary for more than 200
yards in passing gains as they
travelled to a 1855 victory here
today before some 5000 spec
tators in Liversedge Stadium.
The visiting Generals
punched 70 yards in nine plays
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STATISTICS

to score after the opening
kickoff, and then took to the
air in earnest.
Quarterback Ralph Gugliel-
mi connected with Joe Heap.
his former teammate at Notre
Dame. on a 27yard pass to the
Marines 3 on a fourth-down
situation. After a penalty back
to the 8. Fullback Veryl Swift
ger from Kansas State and the
Green Bay Packers turned right
end for the second score.
Boiling doubled the score in
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Newt Swift Seeks
Sd Struiqht at Vista

Newt Swift Of Gaithersburg
leading motorcycle rider al
Vista Raceway with "a points
will be out for his third straight
victory in the feature race this
afternoon.
Time trials are set for
O'Clock. The track is located al
Vista, Md, at the intersection
Of Routes SO and 704.
swift's stiffest competition
will come from Robert Haw-
kins. who has IS points; Harvey
Biselow. "A points; Bobby King
and William Tyler.
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CIV Beats Georgetown
In 2 Dinghy Races

George Washington Univer-
sity won both dinghy races yes
terday in a team program with
Georgetown University on the
Anacostia River. Light and va
riable winds shortened the
scheduled events.
CIV took the first race, 1872
points to l414. and the second,
Is to liz,
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QuanticoScOres
Easy 33-7 Win
Over Pensacola

QUANTICO. Va. Sept. "a
The Quantico Marines scored
in the first so seconds Of play,
and then went on to defeat
the Pensacola (Fla.) Naval Air
Station, 1877. before 5000 fans
at Quantities. Butler Stadium
today.
The Marines first score came
after Pensacola's Bob Moss
fumbled the opening kickoff
on his own five. and Quantico's
Doug Hibbs recovered the ball.
Quantico scored in two plays,
with Quarterback Dick Brod-
erick going over from the one.
Orv Trask added the extra
point.
64-Yard Punt Return
In the second quarter, GUAM
tico scored twice, the first COM
ing on a 64-yard punt return
by Art Wilson. The second
touchdown Of the quarter came
on a 3l-yard drive after a So
yard punt return by Herb
Naaken. The score came on a
2-yard pass from Quarterback
John Shearer to End Joe Lo-
sack. Trask added the extra
point that gave Quantico a
900 halftime lead.
Quantico drove SO yards for
its fourth touchdown late in
the third quarter. The drive
was highlighted by a 61-yard
run by Herb Maker that set UP
the touchdown. After a hold
ing penalty that put the ball
on the 90, Shearer passed to
Losack on the 2 and he car
ried over for the touchdown.
Both teams scored in the
final quarter, with Quantities.
touchdown coming first. After
a Pensacola tumble that was
recovered on Airmen's 80, Half
back Frank Jeske scored for
Quantico, Charlie Laaksonen
added the extra point
86-yard Drive
The Pensacola touchdown
came on an 86-yard drive. with
a 64-yard screen pass from
Quarterback Dick Young to
Fullback D. L. Pardee account
ing for the touchdown. Max
Griffin added the point.
Quantico picked UP IL first
downs to eight for Pensacola.
and gained 100 yards rushing
and SO passing to 116 yards
rushing and l56 passing for
Pensacola.
Both teams fumbled six
| times, with Quantico recover
ing four Of its own. Pensacola
recovered three Of its own.
S Ssn sisi. -- 3 x g ia
caSntieo seorfns: ToucSdoTns-
/ Broderick Il, plunge), Wilson l64. punt
return), Losaek > o.. pass: 90. pass.
! rum Jeske $50, rum. Conversion
Trask , Laaksonen
/ Pensacola scoring: Touchdown-Pars
I zee t64, pass-run). Conversion-Crif-
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over on the fourth play from
scrimmage from seven yards
out.
MRS scored again in the
third period, resulting from a
recovered tumble. william Wei
gand scoring from the eight in
four plays. The final score by
the Seahawks was a 70-yard
run up the middle by Vernon
Henderson.
MRS O g 6-1a
MONTGOMERY $500 o 8 o. 8
MRS scoring: Touchdowns-Grifnn
"a, rum. Weigand Is, rum. Hender-
son (70. runl. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MONTGOMERY scoring: Touchdown
BeTho e.. plunge
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Kennel Club Show
Scheduled Today

The Old Dominion Kennel
Club of Northern Virginia
holds its 29th annual dog show
and obedience trial from 9 am
to 4 pm. today at the AMMAN
dale Recreation Center, west
of Annandale on Route 236.
About $50 entries have beer
received, including 81 in ODE
dience competition and more
than so in conformation show
ing. Obedience competition il
at novice, open and utility
levels,
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Swoon's Son Sets Record
in BidwiII at Hawthorne

CHICAGO, Sept. % (P.-E
Gay brakes Swoon's Son led
virtually all the way and STAYED
OF a stretch threat by Mahan
to win the $40,3O0 C. w. Bid
win Memorial Handicap by
half a length today at Haw-
thorne.
Hasty House Farms Mahan,
coming up fast on the rail,
pressed Swoon's Son to a track
record Of 1:484s for the mile
and an eighth. The old mark
was l:4sis. set by on Capitol
in 1852.
Jacnot Stables Brown Hac-
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kle was third in the field of 10.
The victory was worth $685.
625 to Swoon's Son, boosting
his total earnings to $741, 905.
Ridden by Dave Erb, Swoon's
Son took over the lead early
from fast breaking Spe e d
RouSer and had the race to
himself until Mahan's chal-
lenge. He paid $40, $3.50 and
$2.40 to hackers in a crowd of
20.108.
Mahan paid 1920 and $3.50
10 place and Brown Hackle
was $40 to show.
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Amherst Scores Upset

AMHERST, Mass, Sept. %
(R.-Amherst staged a big up
set today in its opening football
game, overwhelming SPRING
field. 1914, for the Maroons'
first defeat in Is games.
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Belmont Results
BY the Associated Press
,,.,er. ,.ru 49, q. nno.

FIRST RACE Purse. $4,000; claim
ms: f-year-olds and up; I mile.
Persian Claw iEr'eol $50 e6.lo 1880
! Dare tbr0ussardD 1880 SEE
Rain ing Cherokee Chief, Bettyson'
Fiddlln' SON, Post Prandtal, Fire King
souts Florida. Paddy's Day. Time
JEcoND RAcE-Purse. $4,000: al.
lowances: 3-year-olds: 9 furlones.
One 'troke tRuanel 900 $40 800
Cross Channel lSh'kerD $50 2.3O
Ma antara tSor'tinol 3.3O
Finiandia, Samoan. Time, I:llts.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID ssOS.sO
HiRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000. maid.
en- 2-year-olds: furlongs.
sI tine Called . ,naiIsy) laao se .sS
Wirey Marks (WhOuse) 2.60
Prince Of Paris, Gamesman. Adios
puzz Fiinsscr, Versus. fDetonation
NINA la wr h.on w suSs Dg lime p s s
Field.
FOURTH RAcE--Purse, $4,000. al
lowances. a-year-Olds and up 1 mile
IaEE AEe LAtkinsonl 1910 l.60 leo
S SSs Diver TA awsoshou,., 90" w; ~"
Red spin Time, 1873.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $50 900 added
widener course; 2-year-olds; ga fur
longs
lester GRallsyl 1880 $50 4.I0
Misty FLIGHT (Sh'makerD $40 $40
Alhambra tArcarol ESQ
Amber Tide, crasher, Nadir, Fleagle,
Judge, Piano Jim. Time, i:l6b.
SIXTH RACE - Purse, $50, 900;
classified handicap; 3-yeAr-olds and
up. furlongs
HastegO Bailey 1910 go 400
CohOes (Atklnsonl $50 SEA
Belmont Breeze tW'dhousel b.SO
Due De Fer, Porterhouse, Little
Pache, a Mister Gus, Royal Battle
Gay Warrior Time, i.i0M.
Llangollen Farm entry
SEVENTH RACE--The Woodward
Stakes. 500. 600 added 3-year -olds
Dedicate lHartackl 800 $40 out
Gallant Man tshOemakerl ESQ oul
Bold Ruler lArcarol Out
Reneeed Time, 2:0i mo show
Wageringl
EidHTH RACE - Purse. 50. 500,
claiming; 4-year-olds and up "a
miles.
RECENT (BoIand) $40 a.3O 3.aO
RouEh Conquest tNelsonl 400 300
Top Value Peakel i.aC
Mid Point, oypsie's Gold, Montauk
Northrun, No Return Time, 1851 "
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|Chevation Wins
Turf Stakes al
Atlantic City

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Sept.
20 tR.-Moving from last place
at the half-mile marker, Fox
catcher Farms elevation drove
between horses at the far turn
to reach contention and then
roared past Hoop Band to win
the $4,000 Philadelphia Turf
Handicap by three quarters OF
a length.
Ada L. Rice's Hoop Band,
who had set all the pace. fin
ished second with the favorite,
Mrs. Herbert Herff's Tudor Era,
gaining third honors.
elevation, scoring his third
and most important triumph OF
the season, ran the mile and
one-sixteenth over the infield
course in 1929, just one tick
OF Blue Choir's track record.
Batcheller on Winner
Logan Batcheller. who rode
the winner. said elevation
made his one big move and
from that point on he felt he
had the race. He said Cheva-
ton was in hand all the way
and in no trouble.
Overlooked by the 22.81S
fans, elevation, who was cou-
pied with Passyunk. paid $31 20,
$3.50 and $500. Hoop Band
returned SIS and $3.50. while
Tudor Era was $3.50 to show
Tudor Era, who battled
Round Table to the wire in the
United Nations Handicap, ran
a commendable race under top
weight Of l22 pounds. Never
far out Of it he did get within
two lengths Of the winner at
the wire. His rider. Bobby
Martin, said after the race
that weight was the determin-
ing factor. He was spotting the
winner IL pounds.
Is Starters In Race
There were is starters in to-
days feature. all of whom had
something to qualify for this
race. However. it turned out
that the last horse was to have
the chore Of defeating the
leader and that's the way it
turned out.
Others in the race were
Anxious Moment. Ekaba, Jab-
neh. Akbar Khan. Clermont.
Adare II. Combustion II. Sky
sweeper, Tony's Chance, Ro-
man Battle and Rafty.
TheFoxcatcher Farm Of Will
liam DUPONT. jr.. picked up
sl9.752.50 for today's victory.
1t ran elevations earnings for
the season to $27.552.5O.
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GRID SCHEDULE
THIS WEEK
BY the Assoeiated Press

BY the Associated Press
FRIDAY
Pittsbureh a. Southern California
Montana at BRIGHAM Young (n).
SATURDAY
WASHINGTON AREA
Maryland at Duke.
Qeorge WASHINGTON at Furman I'M.
Navy at North Carolina.
Nirginia At Wake Forest fn1.
Ouantico at Boston College
District Teachers at National Aggies.
qallaudet at Montsomery j. C.
Fayetteville At Howard,
EAST
Princeton at Columbia.
Cornell at Harvard,
Florida state at viiianoya.
Army al Penn State.
Dartmouth At Penn.
Dayton at Holy Cross
Boston University At Syracuse.
Brown at Yale.
MIDWEST
Houston at Cincinnati Cnl.
Kansas at Colorado.
COLGATE at Illinois.
Washington state at Iowa.
Nebraska at Kansas state.
Tulane At Marquette IND.
qeorgia at Michigan.
Purdue at Minnesota.
Texas AIM at Missouri
Ofegon State ct Northwestern.
Indiana at Notre Dame.
Iowa State nt Oklahoma.
West Virginia at Wisconsin.
SOUTH
Chattanooga at Auburn.
North Carolina State al Clemson.
The Citadel at Davidson.
Florida At Kentucky (n).
Baylor at Miami
Mississippi State az Tennessee.
Alabama at Vanderbilt (nD
Centre AZ Washington and Lee.
Virginia Military at Richmond
Virginia Tech at William and Mary
SOUTHWEST
Texas Christian at Arkansas (n)
Louisiana State at Texas Tech tn)
Stanford az Rice M.
South Carolina at Texas tn1.
FAR WEST
Detroit at Air Force Academy.
Michigan State at California.
Utah a. Idaho
UCLA az OREGON M.
Arizona State AZ San Jose (n).
Ohio State AZ Washington.
Utah State At Wyoming.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID s1e7 go

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000: al
loWances; 2-year-olds; Ga furlongs
sI Ss'T s Sass Ls. .sm, $50 s sS s sS
. MonteEo Bay, Cold Trail. sandra's
Choice. Yankee Cross, do Donnie Boy
Time. :22is.
Peter Vlscher entry.
do Disqualified finished End and
FOURTH RACE - Purse. 5000;
claiming; 3-year-olds and up; Ga
furlongS.
Tara'S Hall tCarrillOI $40 s.6N
Squire Jack tCsarkl 1.6O
Top Model. Gaddie. crustilawn.
Lenny Gale, Terrace. Time. l.23as.
FIFTH RACE-Purse SLIGO: claim
ing; 3-year-olds: ga furlongs.
High Pitch tHausel 300 $40 10
Scramble tSollarsl 1850 GOO
Tetrad (CarrlllOl 6.40
Fair Quest. Pimlieo Prince. Alike.
BUZZ Again. Sporting Krem. Time.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. 1000: claim
Jack Sell (Greenl $50 i.6O 800
BeTnley tServisl 500 $40
Cabo Blanes Clark $40
Scotch Tie. Musty Inn. Step Busy,
king Jim. Friends Advice. Time. .50as
SEVENTH RACE = Purse, SLIGO;
furlongs
CIotted Cream CGreenD 500 4.eO ESQ
Dark Patrol RUSSO $50 SEQ
Resale X tCiarkl 3S0
Nasromond. MArlene c.. Twilight
Mist, slideout. Fosters lcushia. Time
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, 81 900:
elaimins; 4-year-olds and up; liz
NAVY BRA. scl.rLl 1880 40 e.ea
viumayhe (Hnuse) $40 2.fO
Penson tPheipsD 260
Arletod. sio Moe, willArene, Port
Dancer. Time, 2:l91s.
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CHARTS OF ATLANTIC CITY RACES

1copyTight 1857. BY Transle Publications. Ine.l
FIRST RACE-PurSe. SO, 500 allowance; 2-year-ods; 9
fqrlongs Post s09: off once; start good easily
psce Mnner Brookueld Farms D. 5 InygT
S495 SOD Time. l:l0ss Clear and fast.
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Cumberland Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing. 3-year- ODDS and up. IL miles.
Circle Baby tsmaIIl $50 800 500
Bia Brandy tClarkD $50 800
Where's Mike tH'sel $50
Ship Jete Fyrst, Sly Reply, Victory
Wheel. Wade Hampton. Time, 81 ss.
SECOND RACE Purse, 81 600
claiming; 3-year -oids and up: ! Il
miles
GVayling Clark 2l.aO : 80 so
LADY Incline fMik'nen) 1880 : 80
Hieh Dividend fMeG'rnl $50
coonhunter, Beneficial. Katie King.
Shrew's orphan, Fudge King. Time.
l:5las.
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Two.dolar mutuels paid-PURsUER So 90, - 90 50 2O
Handls 5si,oI6. Total handisG$s o3sSs3 Attend
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Pr mgtpels p9id a. ARioN IS ~ 90
Aande--S23S,132
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DAILY DOUBLE Io am an Pam aIe5.al

Two-dolar mutuels Dad-PRoM HALL, $50 so. sI4.Ot
Handle-S147.5B2
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$1,000; allowance: 4-year-olds
Dag. off AZ once: start good (:
winner, r. b. Archer's ch K, 4,
Trainer, owner. Values--S2 ,22O.
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0uantico Is b 7-33
zen acola q o 0 T.
Quantico scorine: Touchdowns-
Broderick Il, plunge), Wilson t64. punt
return). Losaek > 81. pass: 90. pass.
Trask ,. Laaksonen.
Pensacola scoring: Touchdown-Pars
Gee t64, pass-run). Conversion-C3rif-
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Arion LassweiD
Precious Metal fC'm'ne)
Ambehaving tBatchellerD
Always Sunny (Blum)
lncaseOfire (GranD
~ Wonder Cook
Buddy Poppers tMoranl
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Iwo,dollar mutuels, paidIsENDU. so SO 20. 50 so
BIG BUDDY, $1,000, $3.50. LEAP YEAR MAID, 81 20.
Hande-S135,3SO
SECOND RACE = Purse $4,000; allowance; 4year-olds
and up; furlongs Post 240 off start good;
Won won driving place same. Wiener NJ Pssnos b. 4. by
S2100. 500. s455, s245 Time. 1:lOIs.
Horse Jockey. Wet. PIP Y u str Fin. Odds
Prom Hall fAfonaceiD III 8 & az iE-xIa on
Faulty tBatrhelerl li6 a.
Uncle Ev Moran III IN anf g3u
Bold Hunter (BOulmets) llg lnt ada
Glen Cove neBlanc) lI6 / ~ 5ns 7k0
DOreens Play Smith 113 Z al N IN
Andy johnson (McK'ze) III IL % le0
Restrained (Gorman) liB "a NJ IA
Biz Finale (Grantl ia q 650
az Two-doilaT mptgels DaidoPRoM HALL sa5 sI4OO
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EIGHTH RACE - Purse,
and up. la miles. Post, h
won driving, place same. w
BY Orestes fIf--Tedbriar, r
$40, $3.50, $500 Time, 1.
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SIXTH RACE = Purse. $4,000 allowance: 3-year-oldi
ana Up; iuronss Post 40; off At once start good
by Double Jay-Lttle Martha Trainer owner. Values
s2.IO0 5000. S5S5. S3l5. Time, I:09ts
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Two-doiar mutues paid - MAGTRE DE $4,000 $500
$3.50 RfPPER-Do 5000 $500 oUEsrA PRIMA. $3.50.
Handie-S23O4OD.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: allowance; 3-yeaT-ojds: Z
furlongs Post OD off 4ODls: start good driving
place same winner D. ch G. 3, BY Greek Song
EIadys Delight Trainer H. Wells Vaiues-S2 700 5000
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The Futurity was contested
down the famed Widener
Chute. which is the next thing
to running a race in semi
privacy at vast Belmont. II i'm
mediately developed into a
rodeo.
Involved in the trouble out
Of the gate was the favored AL
hambra, who bore to the out
side. and Claiborne Farms
Nadir, the second choice, who
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FOR MATURE WOMEN
Forum Reveals Job
Openings Plentiful

nah Harrison School and said
she chose her present lob 'be-
cause l wanted to be a boss"
Mrs. Shao-Hung Pond, a steno-
typist with the Board OF Edu-
cation, said she went to work
so II could put my son through
college"
Mrs. Pond exhorted the older
Job aspirants mot to let dis
appointment discourage you.
You have to train yourself
earnestly and persistently to
qualify for the job" she ad-
vised.
Resistance Persists
In a question period that
concluded the forum, Mr..
Charles Odell, special asSis-
tant to the Undersecretary of
Labor. admitted that employer
resistance to hiring the older
worker still persists, but said
that he felt the time will
come when they will consider
the Job applicants abilities in
stead Of his age.
At the same time, however,
he stressed the mature worker
must learn Ito be more artic-
ulate and inSistent in her de-
mands for the job she knows
she can do" Mr.. Odell sug-
gested that this is where small
community group action can
be a big help by setting UP
guidance programs for the
older job seeker.
Mrs. Albert Atwood, former
president of the Washington
YWCA and honorary chairman
Of the forum, presided and in
troduced the speakers. who
also included Mr.. Robert Nc
Laughlin, president of the Dis
trict Board Of Commissioners.
which has issued a special
proclamation making this week
Employ the Mature Woman
Week; Miss Margaret r. Pep
per, executive assistant to the
Superintendent of District
Schools, and Mrs. Gertrude
Leeds. director Of the Leeds
Employment Agency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-28
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