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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-29

Barbara Carol Cosby AID susan
Wagner ~ Richmond, were guests
Of Mrs MI NJ. Layne for the week
end
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Perry have
returned to Washington. D. c., after
visit with Mrs. Perrys sister,
mrs Adelaide Edwards, and family
MI. and MIA 4. d Andrews. il.
and aa ghte \. Martha Carol anc
a~e holiday guests Of
Mrs. Andrews parents, Mr. and
.ta, ID Monterey
Alr. and Mrs. r, O. Gregory are
among those at the VNI-VPI game
in Roanoke today They were &C
companied BY Mr.. and Mrs. Z L.
lho NE. of Norfolk,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-29

Ann Marie Pearson celebrated
her ninth birthday Saturday with
4 theater party.
Guests were Ruth Doync, Karla
As144, AGl .l-OcA watkins, joan
VIA Blantun, Lucy Putnev Mary
Charles Johnson Frances Higgins,
Margaret Osborne, Susan South
all Envy Lou Womack and Bitsy
Glenn.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-29
Normali-J amerson
Vows Said Friday

Mitchell Jamerson. Of Dillwyn,
announces the marriage Of his
daughter Edna Kathleen, ID Guy
WI Norman, son Of Mr. and MS.
WI q Norman, Of Cumberland.
HE ceremonoy vas. performed
by the Rev r. F. Reynolds No
vembel22 at p m. at the par
'sonage in Cumberland.
After short wedding trip, MI.
and Mrs Norman Will make their
home In Farmville. where both are
employed.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-29
Morgans Announce
Birth cf Daughter

Mr and Mrs. Harvey Bland
Morgan. OF Gloucester, have an
nounced the. birth of a daughter.
Barbara Gayle, on November %
at Riverside Hospital, Newport
News.
Mts. Morgan is the former Bar
para Andrews. II Rice
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25

plays a minimum Of 5 games with
members of her team. The winners
compete in the semi-finals and the
playoff tournament. Each girl will
receive a maximum of so points,
while the winner of the finals re-
ceives 20 extra points.
Volleyball, under Sally Gibson
and Sue Henderson, is played on
Thursdays after school. The teams
are divided into the sophomore and
the Junior Senior League, with
eight teams in each league. The
point system is just as in Bad
minton.
Horsebackriding, on Monday
nights, is under the direction of
Lynne Taylor. 1t is held at Som
crest Stables and 26 girls par
ticipate. Bus transportation is pro-
vided to and from the stables.
Beginning Friday, % girls will
start learning the fundamentals in
our newest sport, archery. Tum-
bling, under Cindy Scott. will be-
gin in a few weeks.
Future sports events are:
May 4th-Saturday-Kent
Playday
May 5th-Sunday-G.A.A.
Picnic, Forest Hills
May 17th-Friday-"Sports
Splurge"
May 23rd-Thursday-AC Banquet
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25
Little League
Officers To
Meet Tonight

A very important meeting Of the
East Cleveland Little League per-
sonnel will be held tonight in the
Council Chambers of the East
Cleveland City Hall at 1880 p. m.
League President H. S. Weaver
has asked that all league officials,
managers, coaches, umpires and
scorers attend the meeting to dis
cuss league rules, schedules, ros-
ters, etc.
Roy H. Wisecup, League Com
missioner, has been flooded with
player applications from East
Cleveland boys who intend to play
in the Colt, Pony or Little League
this summer. The schedule for the
tryont sessions will be announced
next week during which the mana
gers and coaches will screen the
baseball talent which will be avail
able for their team rosters when
the player auction is hell just prior
to the season opening.
New uniforms have been pur-
chased for all the teams in both
the Little League and Pony League
to replace the suits which have
been in use since the leagues were
organized in 1853. They will not
be issued, however, until the team
rosters are determined and the
season schedule gets under way in
June.
Shaw Field, Superior Hill Field,
Forest Hills Park and Pattison
Field will again be the diamond
backgrounds" for the 1857 season
which will provide almost 500 boys
with the opportunity to play or
ganized baseball.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25
Judge Jackson To
Bring Safety Talk

AS a part of its participation in
the annual Green Cross Safety
Drive this year the East Cleveland
Kiwanis Club will have Judge
Perry B. Jackson of the Cleveland
Municipal Court as it's speaker
next Monday noon. The program
is sponsored by the clubs Safety
Committee chairmanned by Alfred
H. Hartman.
Each year the East Cleveland
Kiwanians aid in the collection of
funds for the Green Cross Safety
Campaign which is running
through May of this year. In ad-
dition safety leaflets which are
being distributed by the Police
Department to the various ele-
mentary schools.
Besides various forms Of leaf
lets and instructions East Cleve-
land Kiwanis has undertaken the
erection and maintenance of a
number of safety bulletin boards
scattered throughout the city.
These boards have become familiar
for their changing safety slogans
from time to time.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25

for the Cardinals and the team
showed that they are Of record
breaking and championship calibre.
Tuesday they met Parma and to-
day they go against cathedral Latin
and Maple Heights in triangular
meet.
Watch this Shaw High Track
Team, for it is team we'll worth
watching.
Gary Lotus
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25
Honor Druggist

The Cleveland Academy of
Pharmacy Wednesday evening
honored one Of its members, C. S.
dtonebraker at a testimonial din
ner at Wade Park Manor. Mr..
Stonebraker is past president
of the Northern Ohio Druggists
Association and the Ohio State
Pharmaceutical Association.
He is also the president of the
East Cleveland Board of Education.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25
Shaw Girls Turn
To Archery AS
New Spring Sport

Now that Spring has arrived,
spring sports at Shaw are in full
swing. Badminton, headed by
Jackie Cipiti and Judy Simons, was
little early, beginning about three
weeks before vacation. About 166
girls are participating, being
divided into 13 teams. Each girl
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25
Matte Sets New
Pole Record AS
Thin CIads Shine

The Cardinal thin-clads set new
school record in the pole vault at
the gigantic Mansfield Relays, Sat-
urday, April goth. Tom Matte,
versatile Shaw athlete vaulted IL
feet, three inches, to shatter his
own previous record by three
inches.
Competing in this annual high
school carnival were 1900 boys
from ia high schools in a four
state area. Shaw began what could
be record-breaking year by finish
ing 18th in this large field, and 9Th
among the Ohio schools. 1t was
their first track experience of the
season.
Shaw's crack mile relay team,
composed Of four of the best 440
men in the district and perhaps in
the state, Jim Angle, Tom King,
Jos Russo, and Tom Matte, placed
second in the meet. The only team
to turn in a faster time was Con-
nelsville, Pa. in a different heat.
Shaw's time was 1857 and by far
the best for Ohio schools. Connels-
ville's time was only one-tenth
second faster.
Although not breaking any
records, the remainder of the team
threatened a few and nevertheless
turned in an excellent performance.
Joe Russo placed third in the half
mile, but was the first from Ohio.
Jim Angle was fifth and Tom
Matte sixth in the open 440 and
placed second and third respectively
for the state of Ohio.
This was the first actual meet
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25

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Pictures appropriate All II pieces available at Style
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Evening star., 1957-08-25
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50

THIRD RACE - Purse. S3,250;
claiming; 3-year colds and up; 8 fur
Pemace CHartaek) $40 ESQ $50
Rlp Road (Gllligan) $50 3.sO
11r lac Eav (Boiinl 800
NV Dare, Impressed. Sun Trail. 10
Davis. American Pluck. Time, l;ll9s.
FOURTH RACE =. Purse. $4,000;
aiiowances. 3-ytar-olds. Z furlongB
Coral Key tChnrehl s2.fO 1900 3.so
Green Fields tSkcllyl 300 300
Kseneisnd LADY tuartaekl , 10
Boisaralla. Susette, Het' Alice VAN
meter Time, i:2bab,
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; sl-
;owanees; 3-year-olds and up' fur-
81. Armour end ts'eD go $50 eco
Leather Kid (Hartackl 800 2.Hl
YaKabond Klng (Heckmannl 2.1O
Brujaria, Bull strWgth' Dark roga'
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; al
lowances, 9-year-olds. Q furlonsg.
Belleau Chisf tBolInI $500 1850 $50
Fulcrum (AroarOD 800 $40
NOureddin fMOrenob 800
It's A Gem. Plain Ben. Prize gost
Hue And Cry, Talent show. Time
SEVENTH RACE Purse. S4,5OO;
allowances. 3-ycar- -olds, o furiOnas
safe MESSAGE tM'nol lI.1O 800 $50
Or The. Ready lHeckmann) $50 $40
Prince Killer Deck Say No. Gold
key. Some classic, a Yonshu. Admiral
Bishop Stables entry.
EIGHTH RACE-.The Washington
PARK Futurityi $4,000 added: ..
ytar.oldsi y tuTlongs
JeEel'. Reward tII'kl $3.50 7.0O 3.2O
Alhambra tArcarO) 29O 9gO
. StrOng Ruler fShoemaker) 9,9O
Martins Rullah, Grey Monarch,
B Music Man Fox, a Judge Unidue
Commando. Elegante Time, i.IiM
Rice entry
Lewis entry.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim.
ms 4-year-olds and up, "a miles
NY Dust tSkorOnskil 100 $50 8gC
Blue Dagger (flhrtackl t.0O a,8l
CObber ulectmannl l.8i
Lebanon Lad, a Bull Bern. a Sand!
~, Sylvia Porter, Free Hand. Beno
Coat Time. 1.46b.
. Mrs. NJ A. silagy. ST., entry.
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FAvoREO DEDICATE RUNS FIFTH
Reneged Upset Victor
In Saratoga | Hondicop

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N
Y. Aug. "a P.-Showing a
fine brand Of speed and rare
g gameness, Woodley Lane
Farms Reneged. a 15-to-l shot,
raced to an upset victory in
the 55th edition Of the Sara
toga Handicap before a crowd
of 23.664 here this afternoon.
After forcing the early pace,
the son Of Revoked moved tc
the front approaching the
stretch turn and held on with
determination to beat Chris
tiana Stables Ricci Tavi by a
length under q strong ride by
Bobby Ussery.
c. v. Whitney's Career Boy,
showing some improvement,
was third, a length and a half
farther back, while Greentree's
Riley, the second choice, fin
ished fourth, another four
lengths back.
Favored Dedicate Fifth
Fifth to finish in the field
Of 10 was Mrs. Jan Burke's
Dedicate, 6-to-5 favorite. He
showed little under his impost
Of 127 pounds. Searching and
elevation were withdrawn
from the rich race.
After the race. Gov. Averell
Hartman, who served as an
honorary steward for the
handicap, presented a trophy
to Steven B. Wilson. who owns
Reneged, along with Lafayette
Ward and ]. r. Straus. Among
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Atlantic CITY
Turf Cap Won
|ByBen Lomond

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Aug.
IA R.-Mrs. r. H. Thouron's
Ben Lomond scored one Of the
most impressive victories of his
career today when he outgamed
Frank A. Piarulei's Vertex to
gain a neck decision in the
$2o,625 Ventnor Handicap on
1.-THE grass.
The two battled it out ali
down the stretch leaving their
RIVALS in their wake. At the
wire Vertex was five lengths in
front Of Anxious Moment, who
raced coupled with the winner
Anxious Moment held a two
length advantage over Inswept.
Nick Shuk was aboard Ben
Lomond, who was an impressive
victor here earlier in the week
In his first start since March.
Entry Pays $7.2O
Second choice of the crowd
of 32.893. second highest in
track history, the entry re-
turned $7.20. 1920 and S3.4O.
Vertex paid $500 and $3.50.
Finishing behind the top four
were Chimney, Flamethrower II,
Sonny Dan, Stratmat, Pearl
Prince and Nitime.
Vertex gained command
rounding the first turn followed
by Sonny Dan and Chimney.
All through the backstretch the
field remained in this order with
Ben Lomond nestled in fourth
place.
At the top of the stretch as
1t appeared that Vertex was
about to draw away from his
field, Shuk let Ben Lomond
loose and he came abreast of
the leader at the turn for
home. The two battled it out
all the way to the wire.
Biddle Presents Trophy
Gen. Anthony j. Drexel Bid
die, adjutant general Of Penn
Sylvania. presented the trophy
to Trainer Jim Ryan following
the race.
This was a banner day as
the crowd poured $314.628 into
the daily double pool for a new
record.
The $413,377 wagered on the
feature race was the second
record to be erased from the
books.
At the days end, a total Of
$2.839.435 was poured into the
machines, exceeding the pre-
vious all time high Of $2,S24,-
$40 set on August %. 1858.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
Kuts' Great 10000 Race
Helps Reds Top British

5000 and 10.000-meter
gold-medal winner helped the
Soviet Union defeat Britain's
track and field team, 119 to 81
points, before a crowd Of more
than 10000 on the second day
OF the international meet al
White City Stadium.
Meanw hile. the Russian
women easily overcame their
British opponents, ,73-4O. They
took every event today and
lost only by upsets in the 800
meters and the broad Jump
last night.
Russia's men athletes took
l3 Of the 20 events, being es-
pecially powerful in the field
contests.
Kuts began with a very fast
Evening star., 1957-08-25
ING National Race Slated
For Marlboro Track Todov

AS is the case in any auto
race, the modified cars are the
fastest, and it will hold true
today at Marlboro Motor Race
way when nine races comprise
the third annual MG National,
beginning at noon.
The MG-A's and TT 1,50C
models will have their own race,
Various other engines will COM
pete in another production car
event. But when all classes
come together for the feature
at about 5 o'clock, watch for
the specials in front.
One Of the feature favorites
will be Duncan Black in his
Lotus MIG, a combination which
won one race and was runner
up in another last year. Frank
Baptista or Charlie Kolb will
drive an MIG Special shipped
here from California.
Jim Miller Of Munsey, N. Y,
Evening star., 1957-08-25

has brought a Lester MG in
which he promises to give any,
body trouble. Washington's
own Dick Lord will drive a
modified MG-TD. And Buzz
Koveleski of Scranton, Pa. has
promised to bring his Cisitalia
MG.
About so other entries make
up the field for the only all-MG
event in the United States,
The race schedule:
First rsce-Novice drivers, all clas-
ses, s laps.
Second rsce-Production models
LC, I'd, I'D MkII and IF 1880; 10
Third race-Production models TT
1000 and A, 10 laps.
Fourth race-Formula III cars, {
Fifth racial modified cars. IL
Sixth racial production cars. IL
Seventh race-Ladies race, all elias.
ses. 5 laps.
Eiehth race-Handieap race, all elias.
ses including Formula III, laps.
Ninth race-Feature ALI classes ex.
cept Formula III. 20 laps
Evening star., 1957-08-25

LONDON, Aug. "a R.-The
great Vladimir Kuts. Russia S
double Olympic champion. came
back to the cinder tracks today
after months of illness and ran
the fastest 10000 meters in the
world this year. His time was
20 minutes, 1872 seconds.
The 30-year-old former Len
ingrad sailor has not run in five
months. His last outing was in
winning a cross-country corr
test in Paris. Since then he has
been suffering from stomach
troubles. The best previous
10000 meters this year was
29:l4.6 set by another Russian,
Petyr Volotnikov.
The victory today by the
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Saratoga Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim
llng; 5-ysar-olds; furlongs.
saaer aase w.T wtTs'erS ecSSmh,,, $3.50 iSS sS 81:
The Axe, St Pancras. Honey Ann
Great Caesar, q Richochet Boy, RANDY
H.. Merry Self. Achilleus. Time, I:265s
Epstein Williams Pennsylvania
Farm entry
SECOND RAcE--Purse, $500; al
Made Out GovatoJ $50 ESQ 40.
Jet Ell tNelsOn) 1910 0.6S
Neeomaneer tWOodhOuse) 5.5(
Admiral Brush, Path Of Gold. ses
odsn sns cSsTIot Esd9Ineo rIH.nd,. Gens5sl Arthur thur
Brown, Art McPike. Atom Rocket. Cos
channel Time, 1:13.
I Field
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s2O5.5O
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000: Al.
lowance; 4-year-olds and up: steeple,
chase; about miles.
CARTHAGE (Marphyl gs $50 3.IS
khumbaba tMcDOnaldl 2.6f
Bangor Maine. Bavaria. Essex
FOURTH RACE = Purse. 1900
Prank lAtkinsSaj $50 $50 s.7G
Royal Warrior (SorrentInoI $40 200
Surinam (Choauettel 3.3O
Khaibar, Battle Haven. Time Called
Anhtrion, Temps Fugit. Ragout Cal.
culated Risk Agawam, Canvas
Red Wave. Time, 1:l39s.
Field.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; al.
lowanceS; 2-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Fleet Feet tUsseryl $40 2.5O ESQ
Longboss N0yato) a.IO 3.30
Nance's Rule (NelsOnD l.i0
Flame Filler. Dark Tale, Por Favor,
Harrodsburg, Mocene. First Lead. VIII
son, Emerald Prince. Time, l:l3as
SIXTH RACE - Purse. $4,000:
handicap; 3-year-olds and up; 8 fur
longs.
Gay Warrior IAtk'n) 1910 S.7O a.1O
First Served (Ussery) ..3O 3.R0
Getthere Jack (NelsOn) 2.RO
Red Cadet, Millden, Rover II,
Leyee, Golden East. Time, l:l2as.
aCrowley entry.
SEVENTH RACE - The SARATOGA
Handieap; $4,000 added: 3-year-olds
and. up; y. miles. N'
Renesed Osseryl $3.50 1900 SEQ
. kiect Tavi (Nelson) go l.IO
Career Boy (BOulmetlsD $40
High King, Hiuslonist, a Thinking
CAP kingmaker, Admiral Wee. Riley,
Oedieate. Time, 2:04ss.
aChrlstiana Stable entry.
EIGHTH RACE--Purse $4,000: al
iowances; 3-year-olds and up: i mile
fatlarkh <Usseryl 1880 600 400
Amber Diver tW'dhouse) 4.lO 800
Std's GambOl UesteFD 3.60
Poster, Belle Epouue, FL HaWa,
bakht. Jazz Age. Time. 1:3Sas.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
|Hdmb|efonian
Has II Entries
In Divided Field

DU QUOIN, III, Aug. "a up.
The entry box for the 32d
edition Of the Hambletonian
closed today with the names Of
81 trotters. second largest field
ever named for the 3-year-old
sulky classic. which will be held
next Tuesday.
AS a result, officials decided
to divide the field into two di-
visions, with qualifying heats
for the $4,000 race which
was transferred this year to
Du Quoin after being raced
since 1880 at Goshen, N. Y.
This is one Of the most wide
open races in the history Of
the Hambletorian, the worlds
most famous harness event.
with the field headed by Hoot
Song, from the Two Cats
Farm, Carmel, Ind. and tzick-
ory Smoke, winter book ia
vorite owned by Lawrence B.
Sheppard and A. c. Nudge Of
Hanover, Pa. The luck Of the
draw put Hickory Smoke in
the first division Of IL horses.
with Hoot Song in the second
with nine others.
There will be two heats for
each division. and any winner
Of the four one-mile dashes at
the Du Quoin State Fair Track
will return for a final heat to
decide the Hambletonian cham
pion.
Thus, it is possible that the
payoff dash could find either
four. three. or two finaiists.
Each heat will have a value
of $2l, 1904, with the winner
collecting 20 per cent of the
net. In the fifth an final dash,
it will be winner-take-all. II
a horse can win both Of his
elimination dashes, then the
final, his earnings for the day
would total $47.917.62.
This is the first time divi-
sions have been necessary. In
1858, when a record field Of %
started at Goshen, 10 horses
lined up in two tiers behind
the gate, with three more in a
third row. In 1851 at Goshen
there were 81 entries. with one
horse going from the third tier.
The tentative starting time
for the Haimbletonian is 2 pm,
est. Tuesday.
This is the lineup for the
two divisions:
First division - Hickory
Smoke, Flicka Frost, Bold Ham
over, Monty Hanover, Lord
Chuck. Philip Forst, Royal
Rodney. Buckeye Demon,
Storm Cloud, Dolph Hanover
and CaSsin Hanover.
Second division - Nudge
Hanover, Section Man, Mar
mion Hanover, Silver Way,
Able Hanover. Major Newport.
Speedster, Cindy Gal, Glory
! Hanover and Hoot Song.
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first l.Co0 meters in 2:45.S and
for a brief period appeared en-
route to an attack on his world
record Of 2S:3O.4 SET in Moscow
last December.
However. he began to slow
down in the relentless grind of
"a laps and against a stiff wind
on the back stretch. When
he reached the halfway mark
in l4:22.2, it was evident that
no world record was in the
offing.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

other distinguished visitors wa:
John Hay Whitney, Ambas.
sader to England, who is pari
owner Of Riley with his sister
Mrs. Charles Shipman Payson
Reneged, earning a purse OF
$40. 900. covered the mile and
a quarter in 2:043s, and paid
$3.50, $16 and $500. Ricci
TaW, coupled with Thinking
Cap, who finished ninth, re-
turned $6.70 and S4.10. Career
Boy paid $40 to show.
Reneged carried 113 pounds
Dedicate conceded from 8 to
IA to the others. Breaking from
the outside, Dedicate moved to
fifth on the turn, then tired
badly through the final quarter
mile.
Stands on Challenges
Reneged broke fast and
raced Admiral Wee into sub
mission in the first six fur
longs. While many had rated
him essentially a speed horse,
he surprised the crowd by 60
ing all the way. standing of
two strong challenges by Ricci
Tavi, recent winner of the
American Legion Handicap.
Career Boy was third at the
eighth pole, about two lengths
of the winner. Then he tired,
too.
Reneged, purchased at the
Keeneland sales for $l3,7O0,
has been a real bargain. IN all,
he has won 10 Of "a starts and
$188,75O.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

The d. c. Transit system will
run express buses to Timonium
race track, starting tomorrow,
and will continue the service
through the Hagerstown, Cum
berland, Marlboro, Laurel and
Pimlico meetings. Buses will
leave from ll:25 Pennsylvania
avenue NV, and return after
the last race. For reservations.
call Federal 3-5200.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
Bel Air Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing. 3-year .olds; furlonRs.
sSi1ls &c 1,n D1sSy sRSs ohsel lo-So S,So Seo
Dishes Flying, Jacotin. victory Wheel,
Artog, Sun Dog, Charm Deluxe, Miss
hsslSsoi ssEcoNp iPsi RAcl ~ . Purse. $1,000;
claiming: 4-year-olds and Up; Z fur
longs.
fss s:m. :oTfi"s FSsS.., lO'ao s.sS s.sS :.sS :SS
!. Rusty's First, Pasquaie. Geneva's
Thorn, Jerseyville, Ierly o.. Ian lne
King, Super Sign. Time. l:2sas.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sos.8O
THIRD RAcE-Purse, 81 900; claim
ing; .3-year-olds; furlongs.
Mr. a. Z. tSEeenl 1890 800 500
Pooney's Enie CMeGovernl 600
sic, Nsshuette. Rossnns Barton. Time.
1:O1Is
FOURTH RACE = Purse, $1,000;
Claiming; 3-year-olds: 5 furlongs.
Sss. Sssi.yi y%ss nSE1 le.rl, 1920 sSS sSS sSs Ss
Painted Lady lRuss0l $50
Snow Angel, Dancing Bull, Pimlico
PRINCE, Here ] Is Barbara jay Time.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. s1.1oO: al
=
Inf0nlea tTeague) 1850 A.2O $50
Seebo RUSSO $40 ESQ
Frank Zero tClarkl $50
Gang War. Boca Chico. Coffee Run,
Surf Club. Time. :01 Is,
SIXTH RACE-Purse, S1,l00: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; z furlongs.
Bern Crest (Servis) 1920 T.S0 $50
Red Flush (MeGovern) SEQ $40
Malzinia (Russol 500
Flash Lover. Noble Fighter. Jam
Cake Chartee Time, 1:212s
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, SO, 900:
allowances; 3-year-olds; Z furlongs.
BalaclavA OHanse) 300 500 SEQ
yedidah (RussOl 4.8O $50
Gold Prize tServisl 400
Brand Eternal. Away Sheeoes. High
Defense. Blen Gold. Pound Foolish,
Blue Ballet. Time. 1:27ss.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $1,000:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; is
miles
Duke tPh'sl I1.SO 4.iO SEQ
Thy Delight (GibsOn) 4.0O a.SN
liOratius (Servis) 100
Swear on. Bun Nose. Amphibisn.
Tennessee noll. Time, 2:51ts new
track record).
Evening star., 1957-08-25
Sturs' Sons to Ruce

HIALEAH, Fla. (P.-Sons Of
two colts that made history at
Hialeah Park are due to race
as 2-year-olds over the famous
course this winter. The sires
Of these unnamed yearlings of
1857 are Blue Man. 1852 Fla
mingo winner. and Turn-to,
winner of the 1854 Flamingo.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
Turns Professor

ATLANTA. Ga. (R.-One of
Bobby Dodd's 1949 scatbacks
is now on the Georgia Tech
faculty as a professor of Eng
lish. He is Jimmy Jordan, the
l3s-pounder who played four
years under Dodd.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
Slater Mortin Signs

ST. LOUIS. Aug. "a R.-
Slater Martin. st. Louis Hawks
playmaker, has signed his con-
tract. Martin, at 5-l0. is the
smallest player in the National
Basketball Association.