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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-01

While there they visited Mrs.
Eliza Anne Robinson, who is pa
tient at the Roanoke Nursing
Home.
A bridal shower was given in
honor of Mrs. Janice Naskanen
Friday night at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Hilda Robinson, in
Frisco. Those attending were: Mrs.
Ina Burrus, Linda Whedbee, Nellie
Willis, Maggie Austin, Katy Dob
son, Catherine Austin and Lois
Robinson.
Rev. and Mrs. Dan Meadows and
Roy from Bath were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin Tues
day and Wednesday.
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FRISCO PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Naskanen
arrived home Friday after visiting
Mr.. Naskanen's mother in Flint,
Mich, several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Hoffman
from Pittsburgh, Pa, visited Mrs.
Geraldine Guntier and children re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin VANS and
children from Elizabeth City visit
ed Mrs. Walls parents last week
end.
Mrs. John Robinson spent the
week end in Norfolk with her hus-
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-01

Approximately $4,000 gallons of
water are needed to irrigate one
acre of farm land one inch deep.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-01

This low. lean and lovely new Ford
stretches out over II #. with plenty
ofroom for heods. hips and long legs
Full head room in the big new 81 Ford.
That's because this beauty stands just
Sc inches above street level yet has the
head room you'd expect only in a
higher car!
More leg room. For ST, Ford looks
good from ayvohre you sit. There's
more relaxing room for the long ones
and more strsici-om room for the short
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CIermont Wins
AtHaWthOrne

CHICAGO. Sept. II Up
Clermont. 5-year-old Argentine
horse owned by Oakbrook
Farms. today scored . five.
length victory over Alibhai
Lashes in the $Sl.35O Illinois
Owners Handicap at muddy
Hawthorne Race Course.
Alibhai Lashes. . 19-to-i
shot. beat out All She Wrote
after q furious battle. All she
Wrote was Al to /.
Paul Buffers winning entry
from Oakbrook carried III
pounds and paid $3.50. 81 and
So. Alibhai Lashes returned
$3.50 and $40 and All She
Wrote paid $3.50 to show.
Clermont. purchased for $780,.
900 on August 8, from the Ar.
gentine rancher. Juan D. Agos-
tino. ran the mile and one
sixteenth in 1:49.6 under Jockey
Gilbert RoSer.
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TWO STAKES SAME DAY
Woodward, Futurity
To Clarity Picture

most Of the summer with an
ailment. proved he's back in
peak form when he won BY
six lengths in the Jerome
Handicap at q mile September
LEASED at the finish.
AS for the Futurity, IS win
ners Of the race have been
voted 2-year-oId champions
since 1886. In the last 10
years. such outstanding stars
as Citation, Battlefield. Tom
Fool. Native Dancer. Porter
house and Nashua have won
the Futurity. Bold Ruler won II
last fall.
The Claiborne Farms Nadir
and George D. Widener's Jester
are Alhambra's two main chal-
lengers in the Futurity. Nadir
made his first stakes start
Monday in the Cowdin and was
barely beaten by Jewels Re-
ward.
Jewels Reward wasn't nomi-
mated for the Futurity. An
other notable absentee will be
the Jaclyn Stables Lii Fella,
winner Of the recent Worlds
Playground Stakes. This pair,
plus other late developments
promise to make the juvenile
battle interesting in the Cham
payne Mile at Belmont Octo-
Der IL. the Garden State Stakes
October 26. and the Pimlicc
Futurity November %.
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Safe Triunlphs
At HdgerstoWn
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
star Raeine Editor

HAGERSTOwN, Nd, Sept.
2i.-Sate., an invader from At
lantic City. walloped seven
rivals including the 4 even-
money shot. zuyder Zee. who
went lame in the race, TO win
the Harold F. Bester purse this
afternoon as closing day
crowd Of 1882 established a
new one-day betting record for
this track.
Wagering reached $55O.411
to top the old mark Of $545, 504
set in 1854 and a daily double
pool record also was estab-
lished. The daily double players
poured $59.236 into the colabi.
nation pool.
The fayorite players who won
with Arch Rival at $3.50 In the
sixth. tried to parlay their slim
winnings onto Zuyder Zee. q
great favorite in this area.
Zuyder Zee, however, made .
brief battle Of 1t In the mile
and q sixteenth feature. but
after q half-mile was through
and Safe drew away to an easy
eight-length victory.
Rock Blade, q 5O-to-l shot.
nosed out Perturbed for second
money. Safe, owned by Mrs.
Charles r. Lewis Of Monkton.
Md. paid $40, $500 and $3.50.
Tickets on Rock Blade were
worth $27.40 and $3.50. Per-
turbed returned IS to show.
There was little to the fea-
ture once Safe established q
commanding lead with Tony
Russo in the saddle.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAD SsO.4O


lowances; 3-vear-oids: / furiongs.
Geld Flnery Lovsto) 5.fO $40 $50
luleD Point (Daniail 2a.0O $50
Nile Lily fAndersOnl 40
Spring Tune. Reavake. Forward
Miss. Time. 1:12.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500; al
lowancsS: 5.ysar-olds and M; = fur
Lucky Fifteen CR'ne) 1900 $40 $40
81 'I FIInht , FSva 1910 90 se
Loukenmac, Pizarro. fTungstenc.
Rover end. Bakht, Tremere, Saini'
Timely Bull. Cannon Fire. Shines
Bright. I -Four Fathoms. Time. TEAM.
PTFTH RAcE-rhe Matron stakes.
10000 added: 2-year-olda, 0 furionssj
Idun uIartaekl 5.BO SEQ 9.Go
Poly ~ tGuellnD 200 2.60
Bis Effort. Pavonia. Lopar. Roysi
Illusion; Pocahontas, 2 De Hostess,
z Hun Bun. Meant Well. Fleet Ellie,
Point Pleasant Time. i:0oas.
Bohemia Stable entry.
SIXTH RACE--Purse, $1,000: al
lowancesi 3-year-olds and up. o fur
! Gay Warrior ,N,snD II.2O $50 $50
Royal Battle (Deckerl 2a.OO 1890
Belmont Breeze tRunne) $50
Muir. Turf. Egotistical. Flame
Thrower end. NeN Trend. Jutland.
Bnsher ffentasy' Ever Best Hastero.
Amiei and Froehllch entry.
SEVENTH RACE = The Beldams
Handicap: .S5O,Q0O added; 3-year oidS
sSssss HP tsh.@sisrD $50 40 $50
Gay Life (Ruanel l2.lO
Pardala, a Princess Turia. Attica.
Dotted Line. Rare Treat. a Amoret.
z Beyond searchins, SNOW White
fLaRides. Time. 1:4Nas.
Calumet Farm entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000;
elaiming; f-year-olds and up: IN
miles.
otsvsr ,; tAEssrs, $50 900 s.!e
Oben and shut lAtkinsonD 800
Comfy Bay, AIMS Love, Leeend,
Indian Truce. Inkyank, chariie's
JOY, North passaee. Time, 1851,
a nsen-PennHyivania Farm entry.
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Ny Night Out, Field Horse,
Victor in Michigan Mile

year-old gelding closed fast
and slammed past the wire a
half-length ahead Of Pete's
Folly. Ekaba was third.
My Night Out. who ran the
distance in 1:477s under Ill
pounds. was coupled in the mu-
tuel field with Old Forge. There
were Is starters.
A heavy rain pounded the
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track just before post time and
then let up for the feature.
leaving the track a quagmire.
Larry Gilligan, who rode
fourth-place Shan Pac. lodged
an objection against the second
and third place finishers. charg-
ing interference. but it was dis
allowed by the stewards.
My Night Out, owned by D.
H. Wells. paid $3.50. $ll. $3.50.
Pete's Folly paid SO and $3.50
and Ekaba paid $40.
A crowd of 21.067 attended
Michigan's richest horse race.
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Jockey Deroin Wins
Five at Rockingham

SALEM. N. H.. Sept. 81 R.-
Jockey Dave Deroin Of Beach,
mont. Mass. rode i've winners
today. including Dandy Bitten
in the $4,000 added feature
at Rockingham Park.
Deroin piloted B. A. Dario's
Rhode Island-bred Dandy Blitz-
en- to an easy 3Ia-length VIC
tory before 1896 over Silver
smith.
Dandy Bitten was tanned in
1:lI2s over the 6-furlong course
while winning his fourth race
in eight starts. He paid 1920,
$3.50 and $2.4O.
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DecothIon Wins, Takes
Big Step to Sprint Title

ATLANTIC CITY, Nj, Sept.
81 R.-Decathlon strengthened
his bid to retain sprint cham
pionship honors when he car
ried the River Divide Farm silks
to a smashing length-and-a-
half victory IN today's seven
turlong Longport Handicap.
An overwhelming choice of
the 22.054 fans, Decathlon,
under topweight of 1872 pounds,
paid $3.50 to win. He had only
three rivals to beat as Flying
Chief and Beau Fond were
withdrawn shortly before post
time.
Decathlon ran the seven fur
longs in l:2l2s. just two-fifths
of a second of the track record
held by Star Rover. who
finished last today. He went the
first six furlongs in the brilliant
time Of l:0s2s.
The winner almost went to
his knees leaving the gate,
Jockey Dick LaWless said the
ground broke from under De-
cathlon as the gate opened but
the colt quickly recovered and
went about his business. He was
soon in front and Lawless only
used the whip once or twice
near the finish line just to lei
his mount know that he had
seven furlongs to travel today
Manteau Is Second
Manteau. winner Of the Ohio
Derby and Domino Handicap
came out Of the small pack be-
hind Decathlon to earn SECOND
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and Star Rover bringing up the
rear. Skipper Bill was third last
season in the Longport. That
time his conqueror was Calu-
NETS Bardstown.
This was Decathlon's FIRST
triumph at seven furlongs. and
under q hustling ride by Law
less he was registering his sixth
win and fifth major score Of the
season. Other victories came in
the New Year Handicap. Ocean
port. Hialeah Inaugural and
Rumson.
The feet son Of Olympia with
the peculiar padding motion
had a winning streak Of six
going until he tried to spot
Oclirock % pounds in the Bris-
toll Handicap.
Equaled World Record
His victory march began last
November in the Tropical In
augural when he eoualled the
then existing world record
time of l:O3k for I'VE and one
half furlongs. He followed that
with identical performances In
the Coral Gables and New year
in which he equalled the track
mark Of l:O93s for six furlongs
Today's triumph added S14.-
4O7.50 to the bank account Of
Robert !. Dienst. master o.
River Divide Farm. Decathlon'I
lifetime earnings now stand al
$243.318.50. q far cry from hi
SIS. 900 purchase price.
| Trainer Rollie Shepp received
the Longport trophy from
Evelyn Baselow. Miss Longpori
lof 1857.
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DETROIT. Sept. 81 R.-My
Night Out, an 11-tol field"
horse. stopped through a mile
and q sixteenth of mud today
and won the so-called Michigan
Mile $50.000-added, at the De-
troit Race Course.
Jockey Earl Knapp kept the
winner in fifth place until he
hit the stretch. Then the 4
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Golf Meeting Slated

Plans for improving the
Court House Golf and Country
Club will be discussed at a
meeting Of the entire member
ship at the club, Wednesday
night ct 8 o'clock. All members
are urged 70 attend.
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The Washington Squires polo
team will be seeking It's l4th
straight victory when 1t clashes
with the Pentagon Colonies at
$3.50 pm. today at olney Field,
Olney, Md.
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puckerUp,Id un
Win Stakes al
Belmont Park

NEW YORK, Sept. Il (R.-
Fucker Up won the 500, 800 Bel
dame Handicap and undefeated
Idun scampered OF with the
$63.3l0 Matron Stakes as the
queens of racing put on q bril-
liant show under sunny skies
at Belmont Park today.
Owned by Mrs. Ada L Rice
Of Chicago and ridden b. Willie
Shot haker, Fucker Up followed
the pace Of Harry La Mon
tagne's Plotter. a 2l-to-l shot,
for most Of the mile and one
eighth and drew away for a
neck victory in the final six
tenth Of q mile.
The flnish was 50 close the
judges called for a peek at the
picture. and 1t showed Morty
Freedman's Gay Life third. an
other neck away. in the field Of
i6 older fillies and mares. The
time was 1:492s.
In the Matron Stakes, for
2-year-old fillies, Bill Hartack
registered his 35th stakes score
Of the year aboard Idun, at
$4,000. the most expensive
fllly ever to pass through the
auction rings in this country.
Idun Wins Easily
She is owned by Mrs. Charles
Ulrick Bay Of New York. Idun
drew away from IL rivals, in
GLIDING Mrs. George zauderer's
Poly Hi, the lilo favorite, to
win the matron with plenty to
spare.
By their victories, both Fucker
Up and Idun lodged powerful
claims to championship honor,
in their divisions.
Fucker Up, who whipped Find
and Swoon's Son at Chicago in
the Washington Park Handicar
September 2. also evened q
score with Princess Turia from
the Calumet Farm. The Prin.
cess had defeated Fucker Up in
the $l65.O00 Delaware Handi.
cap in June. This time, Princess
Turia finished fifth.
Fucker Up. who packed tor
weight Of 125 pounds, paid
$3.50. $40 and $3.50, while
Plotter. with ll0, returned
$3.50 and $l1.3O. and Gay Life,
under 104. was Sl2.1O to show
The winner. a 4-year-old
daughter Of Olympia-Lou Lea
by Bull Lea earned $5I. 200. and
shot her seasonal winnings to
s2iO.275.
Idun. who had earned S1l,-
$50 in four earlier starts, col
lected $4,000 for taking the
matron.
Poly HI. who had won six
stakes this year and appeared
en- route to the 2-year-old filly
title. led at the start Of the race,
but with less than half q mile
10 travel Hartaek had Idun bat
ting for the lead. q
Poly Hi. ridden by Eric Guer-
In in quest Of his third Matron
finished two lengths ahead OF
George D. Widener's Armorial
in the field Of -.
Idun was the second choice
and paid $3.50. $500 and $3.50
Poly Hi. the II to 10 choice
paid $3.50 and $3.50. and Ar
mortal was $3.50 to show.
The time for the six furlongs
on the Widener straight course
was l:0e3s.
The most expensive colt also
had his day to day at Belmont
Mrs. Mary Z. Lunn's Rise N
Shine, won his first race in
three starts.
The grey 2-year-old son OF
Hyperion-D eodora. by Dante
went under the hammer at the
1886 Saratoga Yearling sales
for $4,000. He was bred BY
the Cavendish Stud in England
Shoemaker rode Rise N
Shine. who had earned $500 BY
finishing second here Septem.
Der 9. Today's victory wal
worth $4,000. The colt ha,
$S3.600 to 60 before paying hi,
way out. He ran seventh al
Hollywood Park June 20 in hi:
debut.
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DAILY DOUBLE ram sia0.eO

THIRD RAcE-Purse. sI.lOO: 4
year-olds and. up: about rs miles.
BOyehik (Clark) 1880 400 Z an
Fndee king lseEyisl 11.ao 6.eo
Betty Pat (Mlkkenenl $50
p. Son En- en-; HeIs sn.v HEht Bennett.
1898.
FOURTH RACE = Purse. $1,000;
Claiming; 3-year-olds and up: 81
TsiiiEki Mis-. sMeo,n, 4.sO 800 $50
Flemish Maid tGlbsOnl 3.00
Piping Dawn, Ruse. Sir Ranger. Jim
Domino, Tender Spot. Time, l:22sb.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ms; 3.year-olds; about Is miles.
Ticket Charge trhelps) o.1O 500 500
Radlate Darby (Hnuse) $40 $50
Pimiiso Prince. Wee scholar. charm
Deluxe, Edspet, Bic Cape. Time. i:5lss.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: al
lowaneesi 3-year-olds and up; about
A y ,T EissI ,smalD $50 s!!S s.s "a
Capitol NH tservIsl 40
Well Marked, whatAtoy. Don IT.,
Royal Brigade Time, 1:gOh.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. S2,1O0;
allowances 3-year-olds and up; about
10 miles.
safe (Russol 90 $50 SEQ
Rock Blade lFOrd) 2S.iO 1850
Perturbed tMcGovernD 600
setubal, Afford, Bull Sir. Biz Crash,
Iuyder Zee. Time. .4pas
EIGHTH RACE--Purse, $1,000; g.
year-olds; about liz miles. Z
lligh Defense CLARK 1.8O 3.0O 500
Good Colony tPhelpsD a.AO 500
Pound Foolish tMcGovernl SEQ
Munchkin, Sahgal, Tetrad. HiGh
Pitch, Miss Lisa D. Time. 1;b2ss.
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By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: / mile. IN
Roudersmoke (S'm'FD 1890 see $50
Rain King (Guerinl 400 SEQ
Receipt (Boland) A.3O
No Return, Montauk. scylax. Indian
File, Mid Point, Heltop, COrnishman,
Comics Pal. Time. 1:3SM.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 900; q
year-oid naidenG; furlongs.
Rise n, shin teh'm'r) GO 100 900
wlrey MARKS tW'dh'ssl 1870 100
Royal Bender (Htaek) AGO
Whodunlt. Quick Prince. Forty Be-
low. Royal Warrior. Prince OF Paris.
WHY'S Pal. Rico Bronco. Defamation.
( Tue De Richmond, BernWith, AM
Der Tide. Time. 1:25as. Field.
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Hawthorne Results


FIRsT RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim.
EIs;, tg .,. 1S,r and Hg Ia NILE IA,
Bllltown tJessopl 0.2O 81
Treaty Stone fDenh'sa'yel O.4t
soocru. Kine Run, Hot Cakes. BLU
Llcks. Jolly Holly, Eauiall, Sallyboots
Black Widow; Time. l:5aas. oo.
elaiming; 4-year -olds and up; / mil,
slroIls. tLeisuss, 1880 $50 So.
Here's Jake tChuFehl 5.6f
a.n Aan NI Dayle sy ,h HAL M :,, Pfssl
Pete Hardey. Time. l:439s.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sII5.2O
THIRD RACE Purse. $4,000: claim.
Ina: 1-year-olds and Up: 0 furlonss
Texas BuIldOs tcFalsl 900 $50 500
Ahead O'Time tDodsOnl $40 800
'V Second arAI n .Ssca shushsnna a sSt
Southern Skies. Heien's Sons. Boil
Question. Tine 1854.
FOURTH RAcE--Purse. - 900: al
lowances; 3-year-olds: 9 furlonga,
k 1ss SUB % ' hs.s s..,,.. $50 se siS
YonshI. Ice Tea, shoerullah. Alice
Vanme.er. Lucky NJ. Time. i:i5h
FIPTH RAcE-Purse, $500; claim
lng; 3-year-olds and up: 8 furlonss.
k kISinE - ss sn !S.sii $50 e ee $e g
Beau CaFvel (LejeuneI sea
Roman Boss Roman Stripe. Rush
yille Lad. Latesia. Mama Kins. Tine
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $500; op-
tional claiming; 4-year-olds and w;
leans Prta, tgkeIly, 900 ala m
Mr.. Bob w. (Hansmanl 0.2O s. "a
Bsue DagseF tDelah'ss'yel 500
T.. Gibson. Black Bounty, Senior
Coat: Puenle. Rockport. Time. sos
allowances: s-yeSr-Olds and up: Ga
Goidnsss tcootl ESQ $50 a.ia
Ambiorun (Ba.dwin) TO B.oa
Styrunneg tPaFnensl S.f0
Ny Preference. Our Holiday. Mishty
Champ sortsr. Time. 1:e0ss.
EIGHTH RAcE-The Illinois own
ers Handicap: $4,000 added 3-year-
elcs and up: l,s miles,
q, clermont tRe,ssl $50 s.ee 800
Arnbor Relish. Can Ne Lucky. LacS
Swords. Midontriai. Two Fisted
some Classic. Point Of order. Brown
Haekle. Hopes Hope. KinE Bebe, Race
tsaeker. , Better Bee. Top Award.
Time. 1.4a7s.
. Nathenson and Dohkin entry.
B Oakbrook Farms and Miller entry
NINTH RACE = Purse. $1,000;
slaiminS; 4-Sear-olds and up: ga fur
Freedom Lane tcsakD 600 sac 500
Good Ballad (Bergemenkel 400 310
FiEhting narp tCorolla1 a.0n
Judge Dan. Taos Cross. Amphora
n. Famous Gift. stock Exchange. Ae-
eolade. Motoramie. Time. l:23as.
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FIRST RAcE-PuFse $1,000: 4
yeaI-oles and Up; Mason. pixon course;
spindle tPhelpsl $50 4.6O
Super Moose OIermanD &.0O
Lolly Su, RoxinR Brown, Roue h
Fighter Suebarb. Hey Presto. Time.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, Si,iO0: T.
year-olds and up; about 1ie miles.
Cabo Blaneo (ClarkD 5.e0 900 $50
Pooeh tRussOl $50 $40
Chartee (McIvOrl 112O
Pomalee. slo Moe, Miss Elliott.
Ekaros, Raw Dust. Time, 1889.
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CHARTS OF ATLANTIC CITY RACES

scopySiEht 1857. by Trtsnsle Publications lnel
tyrlons9 Post 900 Of a, once start 5000 ior an but
Hechts b. .. by Frts Maisel-Liliian Clarke trainer
y p Emery. .vaues-$I.920. $3.50. S4i5, secs. Tine.
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NEW YORK. Sept. II (R.-
Two major stakes races, both
Of which will go a long way
toward deciding 1857 cham
pionships, are scheduled next
Saturday at Belmont Park.
They are the Woodward
Stakes, at a mile and a quarter.
which could be the race Of the
year, and the 6sth running Of
the yFuturity. a 6ia-furlong
test for 2-year-olds. Each viii
have q value in excess Of $780,
900.
Gallant Man, the tough little
Texas-owned 3-year-old. is the
horse to beat in the woodward
after his brilliant victory last
Wednesday over Dedicate and
other older horses in the Mas
sau County Handicap. Ralph
Loev's dimunitive champion
ship contender broke the Bel
mont track record for q mile
and one-eighth. Last June he
set an American record for a
mile and q half in winning the
Belmont Stakes.
AIhambra Threat
Fred w. Hooper's Alhambra.
a speedy invader from Chicago.
appears to be the one to fear
in the Futurity. which is run
down the Widener straight
away.
The Woodward viii be con-
tested on the main track. and
after Gallant Mans Nassau
performance the field for Sat-
urday's race may not list more
than five or six starters. The
Wheatley Stables Bold Ruler.
winner Of the Preakness; Iron
ILiege. Calumet Farms Ken
lucky Derby winner: Mrs. Jan
Burke's Dedicate. plus older
handicap aces. are among the
probables.
Gallant Man. Bold Ruler and
Iron Liege, who divided the
Triple Crown races among
them. would offer top attrac-
ton without any outsiders. The
only big name missing is the
Kerr Stables Round Table, who
finished third in the Kentucky
Derby behind Iron Liege and
Gallant Man. but has won his
last eight races. Round Table
is resting in Chicago after
winning the United Nations
Handicap a week ago at Allan
tic City.
Top Jockeys Clash
The Woodward also will pre-
sent top jockeys, with Willie
Shoemaker on Gallant Man.
Eddie Arcaro aboard Bold
Ruler and Bill Hartack han
ding Iron Liege II that colt
comes up from Garden State
Park for the race.
Bold Ruler. out Of action
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JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENT
AT ATLANTIC CITY
Post Tine. 2 Pm.

Post line
BEST BET-RIvER or eoLD-EGHTH RACE
FIRST RAeE-Pue. $4,000 z-yss-ods; eomns (ssoool; VI
fulana
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FIFTH RAcE-Purse $1,000: allowance: 3-yeaF-olds:
tpronEs Post 500; 90 4oo start Eooa Won drlyins
case Aee-6dden Fire Trainer. W. A cro. r. Values
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IS so SURE PRooF I s1f So 10
Hande@S237.ss5. Total hande-Si,s0I.s02 Attend
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Manteau Is Second

Manteau. winner Of the Ohio
Derby and Domino Handicap.
came out Of the small pack be-
hind Decathlon to earn second
money. with Skipper Bill third
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$3.50 zIPPY GAL $50. IS %. BETSY cEE. s4So
Haudle-S216.060.
FOURTH RACE Purse, $4,000; Claiming: 3-year-olds
and upi furlones Post 33e of a. once start 5000
By With Plsssure--yean Jelly Trainer n G Forbes
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sSC l sSa vN6s $500 sDdAk az
. HsUndle-ssislIs.
, 1957-10-17
Committee of Friends
To Honor DR.. D. G..
Cdnegotd on Oct. l9

A committee of Friends, un-
der the auspices of the Saint
Croix Chamber Of Commerce
will give a dinner in honor of
DR.. D. C. Canegata on Satur-
day night, October 10.
The dinner will be held at
the Buccaneer Hotel. Guests
will purchase tickets at $500
each. It is scheduled to begin
at TOO pm.
, 1957-10-17
Raymond Higdon.
Chief Engineer Of
Stution WIVI, Arrives

Raymond Higdon, Chief En-
gineer of Radio Station WIN,
arrived back in st. Croix on
Tuesday. He is now the hus-
band Of the former Mrs. Hazel
Vickers, owner of the Station,
who remained on the main
land to supervise the disman-
ting and shipment of the
INSTRUMENTATION r a d i O
tower, which will replace the
present $50 foot one now in
use.
Mr.. Higdon said that the
tower weighs a total of $4,000
pounds. Arrangements had
been completed with Pan
American Anyways to fly the
tower from Miami to Saint
included on page ~
, 1957-10-17
British Developing
Way to Use Hydrogen
Power for Peace

British scientists have COM
pleted the first step toward
the peaceful use Of Hydrogen
bomb elements. The Atomic
Energy Authority announced
that scientists at the research
center at HarWell had fused
the nuclei of "heavy" hydro
gen atoms and achieved a
temperature beyond one mil
lion degrees"
The experiments are still in
progress. Their conclusion
may be pretty close. The scien-
lists appear confident they
have achieved the first labora-
tory test toward fusion, it was
said.
The next stage will be to
prolong the fusion process.
When this is achieved, it will
give valuable experience for
the design of power stations
based on fusion.
, 1957-10-17
Festival Committee
TO Meet in Fsted
On Monday Night


Ron de Lugo, Co-Chairman
Of the Festival Committee has
announced that a meeting will
be held in Frederiksted at the
Police Court room on Monday
night, October q, at $3.50.
Mr.. de Lugo said that the
purpose of the meeting is to
select a chairman to head up
the Committee in that section.