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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-20

pursues its monetary policies
to combat imitation, it seems
not to recognize as a just COM
plant the contention that
higher and higher interest rates
are having the inflationary eff
feet of raising costs to the
home buyer and of holding
production down.
One builder said today:
II would like to see somebody
figure out how many extra bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-13
.Loudoun PONY,
Junior Show
"Opens Friday
By q Special Correspondent Of The star

By Special Correspondent Of The Star
MIDDLEBURG. June l3.-The
Loudoun Pony and Junior Show.
considered the largest Of its kind
in the country, opens a two-day
run Friday morning at Glenwood
Race Course. near here.
Held as a benefit for Loudoun
County Hospital in Leesburg, the
show has drawn over 700 entries
in its breeding. small pony, large
pony and junior divisions. with
top ponies and junior horses
from Maryland, Virginia and the
District competing for seven diff
ferent championships.
The breeding classes and local
championships will be pinned
Friday, with other ponies and
horses amassing points for the
pony jumper, small pony, large
pony and junior championships
and the grand championship
Of the show to be awarded Sat-
urday afternoon. There will be
a reserve champion in all divi-
sions.
The Mary Drury Perpetual
Memorial Trophy will be put up
for the first time. The class will
be open to all ponies l4.2 and
under, to be shown over eight
fences on an outside course. with
a third of the entries to mack.
This trophy will be competed
for at the Loudoun Pony and
Junior Show. the Warrenton and
Maryland Pony Shows and the
Pennington Junior Show. The
pony winning the largest num-
Der of points at these shows will
receive the trophy for one year
and a silver replica for perma-
nent possession.
Judges Friday and Saturday
will be Mrs. Walter D. Fletcher.
Mrs. Henry Obre, Mrs. Paul Fout
and Mr.. John B. Hannum. The
show opens at $3.50 am. EST.
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Midgets Head
List of Races
At Manassas

Chuck Arnold of Stamford,
Conn.,, and Johnny Mann of
Cypress Hills, N. Y, both former
NASCAR national champions,
will be among the two dozen
outstanding drivers participating
in the six-event midget auto
races Saturday night at Old
Dominion Speedway.
The races. sanctioned jointly
by the United Auto and Amer
lean Racing Drivers Clubs. start
at 8:45. The Saturday night
program is the first Of three
races put on by Promoter Al
Gore this week end.
Drag races will be held Sum-
day afternoon starting at 2
o'clock. At $3.50 pm. Sunday
the TranS-World Auto Dare
devils from Chicago will stage a
thrill show featuring Hal Kent
Al Gross and Chuck Beeler.
Arnold was injured in a crack
UP at Old Dominion in 1854.
After recovering he went on to
win NASCAR's midget cham
pionship in the OffenhauSer
class. Mann won top honors last
year in the Ford division.
The pair will get stiff compe-
tition from such respected
drivers as Jiggs Peters. Russ
Klar. Bert Brooks. Tony Bon
aides and Ed Dutch Schaefer
ARDC scoring leaders for this
wear
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Top Drivers, Cars Enter
Six-Hour Endurance Race

Spider. r modified with a l,5OOcc
engine. will be driven by Charlie
Wallace Of Chevy Chase and
Charlie Sarle of Alexandria.
Manhattan Auto will counter
with its British importation. the
Jaguar KISS. a C modified
with q 3,442cc engine. Duncan
Black of Parkton, Md, and Jim
Roberts of Washington will drive
as a team.
Several additional entries we're
received yesterday and indica-
tons are there will be approx
mately rs cars ready to go at
starting time. Latest to sign up
are Sam Moses and Ross Nees
of Holidaysburg, Pa: Deane
Heller and Bernard Miske. Ed
Kennedy and Russ Leighton, Bob
Walker and John Holmes and
Bob Kimberk and Charlie Shinn,
all Of Washington.
Sundays program calls for
five 10-lap sprints, starting at
l O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-13

Pete Anderson, and Inside Tract,
with Eldon Nelson the probable
rider, both were 10-to-l. Bobby
Ussery is slated to ride Nah Hiss,
a 30-to-l shot. All carry 1875
pounds.
Raced Once Since Derby
Fitzsimmons saddled his first
Belmont winner. Gallant Fox, in
1880, the year before Shoemaker
was born. while Arcaro's first
winner was Whirlaway in 194l.
Mr.. Fitz and Eddie made it
No. 6 two years ago with Nashua.
Gallant Man and Bold Ruler
both have raced once since the
Derby May 4, when they finished
second and fourth, respectively,
behind Iron Liege. The Wheat
ley flyer won the Preakness two
weeks later. and loves colt
easily captured the Peter Pan
Handicap June /.
Shoemaker. riding at Holly
wood Park, will arrive by plane
tomorrow morning.
I'm taking no chances of his
being grounded by bad weather, -"
Nerud said. Shoemaker few
from the coast for the Peter
Pan. arriving the morning Of
the race.
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Simpson Seeks to Boost
Driving Lead at LoureI

and now q coach for the Yankees,
has o real winner going for him
in his Gay Yankee. who still
doesn't know what it is to lose
a race. Gay Yankee scored her
fourth victory last night in the
first division Of the $3.50 Lord
Baltimore trot for 2-year -olds.
With Joe Eyler driving. Gay
Yankee led all the way and was
clicked in 2:l2%.
Damon Damsel, driven by Bill
Fleming, won the other division,
coming from fourth place in the
stretch.
The eighth race had to be
called OF because Of power fail
lure that left the odds board and
track partly darkened. The
Laurel FIRE engines came out,
adding to the excitement. How
ever. there was no fire. The fail
ure was corrected by midnight,
but q curfew disallowed the race
from being staged.
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California Bears Reclaim
INCAA World Series Title

and the Bears had to beat
Pitcher Carl Emery, the Journeys
most Outstanding player.
They got the run that won
in the fifth inning when Emery's
control slipped and he walked
Bernie Kelly. Kelly proceeded
to steal second and third but
he could have left out the lar
ceny because he scored on
Pitcher George Sterling's triple.
Sterling's shutout was his Sec
ond Of the series. having BANKED
Colorado State in his first start.
For Emery. who led his team
both on the mound and at bat.
it was his first loss in IL starts
this season.
Penn State $500 600 600 OO0--0 S .
California - 900 01O O0x-l 3 3
Emery and stickler. eterling and
ThomDSOn
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Field Of Seven
NowExpectedin
Belmont Stakes

NEW YORK, June IS B.-
A field of seven colts. smallest
since the great Native Dancer
beat five rivals in 1858. appears
to be about the size Of it for the
89th running of the 100000
added Belmont Stakes Saturday.
Narrowing it down further. 1t
looks like a two-horse race be-
tween the Wheatley Stables
Bold Ruler and Ralph loves
Gallant Man. plus a battle of
skill matching a veteran Bel
mont combination against a
trainer and Jockey taking their
first stab at the famed 3-year-
old classic.
Trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsim-
mons, who will be SO next month.
and Jockey Eddie Arcaro each
will be shooting for q seventh
Belmont Stakes victory with
Bold Ruler. Johnny Nerud. who
trains Gallant Man, and his
rider. Willie Shoemaker. never
have had q colt in the mile-and-
one-half race.
Nationally Televised
This final number in the Ken
lucky Derby Preakness- Belmont
triple crown is to be televised
and broadcast nationally tCBS-
Channel o in Washington from
4:30 to 5 pm. and probably will
determine the 3-year-old cham
|pionship, as it has done in 10 of
the last IL years.
Nerud said he planned to en-
ter Bold Nero, another colt
owned by Lowe. so actually
there will be only six betting
interests. Bold Nero and Gallant
Man both were bred in Ireland
by the Aga Khan.
Others expected to be en-
tered oficially tomorrow morn
ing are the Greentree Stable s
Cohoes, the Cain Hoy Stables
Lucky Dip. a French-bted: the
lD&M Stables Inside Tract anc
Mrs. Jules Schwartz's Nah Hiss
With seven facing the starter
the Belmont will have a gross
value of $ll4,350, the winner
netting $7S,300. Second. third
and fourth place is worth $20.-
900. $4,000 and $4,000.
Bold Ruler rules an even
money favorite at the moment
with the Lowe entry 7 to S. and
Cohoes, with Ted Atkinson up
next at 8 to /. Cohoes. winner
of the Grand Union Hotel Stakes
last summer. has been brought
along slowly for the Belmont and
skipped both the Derby and
Preakness.
Lucky Dip. to be ridden by
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BOYS BASEBALL

CLARK GRIFFITH LEAGUE
Gas Lieht Post No. a. q. Rotary. g.
AMERICAN LEGION
tSouthern MARYLAND DistricO
Colmar Manor, ~ NV MARYLAND o
Cissel-Saxon. IL; Cheyerly g.
Uyattkville 4 Rock Greek, ..
MONTGOMERY COUNTY LEAGUE
tHenIOTl
Rambiers, z; Bethesda CiVtAn. q
Colesville Lions ID Takoma Blue
TaHoms Boys Club s, caves FORD. !
fMi6aeD
Kay Construction 4; oyster Atoms o
Sherwood OIL, Y 81 Catherine
KsnsinIton Blue Jets, 3, Pstter''
coILEGE PARK PONY LEAGUE
Indians, B; Athletics, g.
Cherokeeg, II Giants. 2.
Braves. Ui Sioux. b.
sPRINGFIELD LITTLE LEAGUE
lMalor)
Giants. l0 Cardinals, q.
tMlnOrl
Yankees, ~. Pirates n
WALTER JOHNSON LEAGUE
iMAJOrl
&c. Optimists, | .; Sousa, o.
McArdle Midsets, ~ Roma RestAu
rant 2.
simpson, 10; Twin Oaks,
Broad Branch Market I Massit
hsttaurAnt, 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-13

Johnny Simpson. second in
money winning to Billy Haugh-
ton among the Nations harness
drivers last year. viii be IN the
spotlight at Laurel Raceway
again tonight.
Top driver at the current
meeting with seven victories,
Simpson will go after wins in
the $4,000 Montgomery County
Trot. the feature. and q $1,000
race, top event for PAGERS.
Simpson will drive the IA
vored Elton Hanover, owned by
A. C. Nudge Of Hanover, Pa. in
the Montgomery and viii handle
Arturo Hanover, owned by him
and Cleo A. Young Of Timmons-
vile. s. c.. in the pacing feature
Miami Hanover. with John
Wilcutts driving, and Mighty
Blaze, Harry Miller in the sulky
figure to give Elton Hanover the
most trouble. Altogether Is have
been entered.
Charley Keller, ex-outfieldel
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II District Boxers
Compete in AAU
Junior Tourney

BALTIMORE. June Is (Spe-
ciaD Washington will be heav-
lily represented here tonight
when "A amateur boxers open
competition for National AAU
Junior ring championships.
The Merrick Boys Club Of
Washington has entered 10 box
ers. while the Capital AC has
entered IL.
The Washington teams ar.
considered to be strong con-
tenders for top honors. but the
Philadelphia outfit. with Fly
weight Syril Woodland and
Lightweight Sidney Adams as
top standard-bearers. is favored,
Woodland and Adams went TO
the finals Of the recent National
AAU championships at Boston.
The bouts will start at 8 o'clock
at the Baltimore Coliseum. The
Isemifinals will be run of tomor-
row night and the finals on Sat-
.urday night.
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DELAWARE NOTES

in Kentucky. Estep rode WISH
ing Ring. who paid 81 ,885.50.
Records show that the closest
price to this payoff was estab-
lished at Aqua Caliente in 1888
when AugeaS won at $840 for 50.
When it comes to consistency.
Trainer Jim Ryan takes a back
seat to none. Ryan has sent out
II starters at Delaware this
year without a horse out of the
money.
Ryan's record for the present
season stands at four winners.
two seconds and i've thirds. The
veteran was the leading con-
ditioner at Delaware in 1854
and 1851.
Montpelier's Shipboard. best
steeplechaser Of Sc" is expected
to start In tomorrow's $f0, 0O0-
added Georgetown Steeplechase
Handicap. The home-bred son
of Battleship is top-weighted at
1874 pounds for the about 2
miles" brush fixture. Last year
Shipboard carried l64 pounds TO
victory on two occasions-Bel-
mont's Grand National and
Broad Hollow.
Steve Brooks had another
banner day yesterday. riding
three winners. Brooks now has
10. With Lovato out Of action
Brooks closest rival now is Joe
Culmone. who has nine. Stoves
winners yesterday we're Colonel
johnson, $3.50; Royal Spy. S4.20
and Hand Reward. $6.40. He was
beaten a nose in the eighth race
on Blimey by Ramp.
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OMAHA, June Is (P.-Cal,

OMAHA, June Is (R.-Cal-
ifornia, winner of the first
NCAA college baseball world
series in l947, is once again
the champion.
The Bears marched into the
throne room last night when
they blanked Penn State, / to 0,
for their fifth straight win of
the 1857 series and their third
shutout in five games.
AS cheering as the win was
for the West it was just as bitter
for the East. Penn State won
20 of "a games this season. Both
the losses we're shutoutS-8-O
and l-0-at the hands of Cali
fornia in the double-elimination
series.
The game that ended the
series was CALIFORNIA; toughest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-13
Youth Killed
By Baseball

MAPLEwoOD. N. j., June 10
R.-Richard Drummond was
pitching in an intra- class soft
ball game yesterday when an
opposing batsman hit a line
drive into his stomach, killing
him.
Drummond, A 16-year-old
sophomore at Columbia High
School, dropped TO the ground
and died before his horror
struck classmates.
An autopsy was to be per-
formed today. His parents said
their son had been in perfect
health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-13
Net Fuvorites Lose
In D. G. Tourney

Two upsets marked quarter
finals play yesterday in the Dis
trict Recreation Department
tennis tournament at the Rock
Creek Park courts. Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets NV.
Mort Stimler. one Of the men S
singles favorites, was upset by
Reid Williamson, a Quantico
Marine. 81. 81. In doubles,
the Freeman brothers, Hal and
Clyde, we're eliminated by John
Stewart and Dave Bentley. 6-3.
4-6, rs. The Freemans we're
pre-tournament favorites.
In two women's singles
matches. Brittle Sauer defeated
Christine deMaisoncelle, GO,
8-6 and Marian Trenis won over
Frances Frank, Go, GO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-13
Nat Albright
Becomes Futher

Sportscaster Nat Albright OF
Radio Station WEAM became a
father for the first time yester-
day when his wife Angela pre-
sented him with a son at Arling-
ton Hospital.
The boy, who weighed in at 6
pounds. 6 ounces. was named
Robert Matthew Albright.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-13

Two outstanding cars to be
handled by four of the areas
top race car drivers possibly will
be the foremost attraction at
Marlboro Motor Raceway when
the six-hour endurance race gets
of at 4 pm. Sunday.
The Jack Pry entry, a Porsche
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-13
GRADED SELECTIONS
FOR LAUREL
BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS
immy's Pal, Gambler. Norris

Pal. Gambler. Norris
Cook.
2-Audrey's Star, Jacks Benny,
Verna Walnut.
3-Camden Cardinal. Meadow
Blossom. Meadow Win.
ELTON Hanover. Miami Han
over. Volithaca.
5-Rhonda Hanover. Eta Key.
Homestretch Harry.
Boy. DR.. Darling.
ton. Easter Dream.
Rose York. Direct Walnut,
Arturo Hanover.
8-MIsS HELEN WATSON,
Billy @. Command, Home
stretch Morris.
LOngshOt Daily Double
Galicia Hanover and Tips Son
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-13
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
star Racing Editor


STANTON, DEL, June 49,
The first phase Of the DiStaff
Big Three Stakes holds the stare
at Delaware Park Saturday with
the running of the $4,000 Della
ware Oaks, which will draw at
least 10 Of the Nations classiest
3-year-old fillies for the mile
and-a-furlong test.
Expected to check in today
from Belmont Park for the rich
event are Claiborne Farms
Bayou, TO be ridden by Willie
Hartack; Hal Price Headley's
Pillow Talk and the recently VIC
torious Salamanca, owned by
Headley's daughter. Mrs. Mary
H. Hunter.
Already on the grounds await
ing the Oaks are Maine Chance
Farms Blue Goddess, Darby
Dan Farms Evening Time, Mi
chael r. Soto's Lori-El, Russell
Steele's improved Marbella and
Roy r. Hunts Hoosier Honey.
Gold Finery. a 6-length winner
at Belmont earlier in the week,
will be shipped in tomorrow.
Decisions by the owners OF
Magic Forest, Belchise, Nina
Girl and Florence, who also are
eligible, are being awaited.
Followers Of Frank Lovato
second leading rider OF the meet
ing here with IL winners, were
given a Jolt yesterday when the
Foxcatcher Farms apprentice
was set down for 10 days.
Lovato, who bowed in impress.
sively during the recent Bowie
and Laurel meetings, was riding
at peak form, but the steward.
set him down for a careless ride
aboard Blush, who won Tues
days fourth race, but was dis
qualified and placed second be.
hind Florence.
Elkcam's Stable Hubcap spur
a neat 2145 for the first quar-
ter mile and steamed home 9
length and a half winner in yes.
terday's $4,000 Christians
Stakes at 5 furlongs.
With Oliver Cutshaw in the
saddle. Hubcap, winner OF the
Florida Breeders Stakes. was
overlooked in the betting and
paid $3.50. Mrs. Irving Gu.
shew's Bunny Road finished
second, with Ambitwixt winding
up third. Cirencester, the 5-to-s
favorite, finished sixth in the
field Of seven.
The race was worth a mel
OF S9.925 10 the winner. which
raised the 2-year-old's earn
ings for the year to ST. Mrs
c. Douglas Buck, jr., Of Green.
willie. Del, made the presentation
to the Elkcam Stable, owned by
the brothers Robert. Elliott anc
Frank Mackle. Miami contrac.
tors.
j. Caleb Boggs, Delaware's
Governor, also was on hand Il
present a plate 10 Cutshaw.
Horsemen here we're saddenec
by the news of the death OF Roy
Estep, former Jockey who rod,
Layminster, winner OF the 1915
Preakness. Estep, who lived neal
the Pimlico track in Baltimore
died Tuesday.
In recent years, he WORKED
in various capacities in tn,
Imutuel departments at the Mary
land tracks and at Charles Town
A successful rider and exercis,
boy for many years, Estep wal
best known for riding the long
est shot ever recorded in pari
mutuel history. June II. 1912
lat the now defunct LAtonia tract
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Gibson, B|oomeI
Gain in Tennis

BECKENHAM. England, June
10 (R.-Althea Gibson of New
York and her leading challenger.
Shirley Bloomer Of England.
moved into the semiflnals Of
the Kent Lawn tennis tourna-
ment today.
The 29-year-old New Yorker
conquered Mrs. Mary Hawton,
Australians second ranking star.
60. 81.
Miss Bloomer, celebrating her
23d birthday. was given a battle
by Ruia Morrison. tiny New
Zealand champion. before win
ming. Ga. 1-6, 60. The
English girl found her touch in
the final set when she raced
to a SO lead.
EASTBOURNE. England, June
IS (P.-Ham Richardson. Amer
ica's top-ranked tennis player.
easily won his match for oxford
today in the inter-university
match against Cambridge.
Richardson. Of Westfield. N. j..
defeated A. j. Clayton. 60.
60, in a half hour match that
was little more than q practice
session for the American. Rich
'ardson is a Rhodes scholar at
oxford.
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