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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
Waiting Home Retires
Both Hunter Trophy

Inland in the green conforma-
ton hunter championship
where Shawnee horses already
hold two legs on the Thomas
Scott Challenge trophy.
Summaries:
Mary Keogh Drury Memorial chal
isngs nit, Tl,ropn Hy-i' Mets . settsr Ann am,
c no ci Gss T%ist Fox Hollow Hos
Stables; 4. Smokey Joe. Billy Boyce.
Small ponies under saddle Storr
Peak: 2. Blue Bell. Anne and BIZ,
Doyle: 2. Smokey Joe; 4. Johnny Cake
Large ponies under saddle. Pinl
Ice. Anne and Billy Doyle; 9 Farnley'i
sure Thing. Helen Calvert; 3, Indy sue
Pa sga nr Beie, Mere oSsS Sssssr Smoke,
Robin ROB; HOOD. willard 2 Smith Smith. II.
Large ponies over Jumps. PM
Ice; z. Farniey's Sure Thing: 3. Ind
More Better; 3. Indy Sue: 3. Pink Ice
Junior hunter stake IS1OO)---I. Mar.
lama. Sara Nan Payne; 2. Son Imp
Reayno!ss; :. While Ii You w Wait dlen aIi
Reynolds: S. Tired. Michael Del BaIso
Junior hunter Observation-Disclosures
pion. Mariana, IL points; reserve
Son Imp. ID points.
Cake: 2, Smokey Joe; 8. Robin Hood
4, Pink Ice; s, Storm Peak.
Yearlings suitable 10 become hunter
II, Rays Rocket. Mr.. and Mrs. Johf
s. Pettibone: 2: entry, Forest T. Tay
lor; 3. entry. Mrs. T. Kenneth Ellis
VISA high score award for 2-year,
olds. suitable 70 become hunters-l
Modern Design, Mr.. and Mrs. d. r
Notch; .. Cool Climate. Greencour
stables: 3. Distant Shore; Mrs. z, r
Notch: 4. entry. Mrs. T. Kenneth Ellis
3, Emerald Isle. Mr.. and Mrs. GeorE'
Racins type (under 3 years) suit.
able for racing Of any kind; /, entry
Mrs, 7. Kenneth Ellis; 2, Rays Rock
Ct; 3. entry. Forest Taylor; 4. entry
Forest Taylor; s., Distant Shore.
breedlne championship: Champion
Modern Design; reserve-Ray's Rocket
Racing type fthree years and over)
Mandtl. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burke
Black Atom: Mrs; a. G. Randolph
son: 4-Tske Command. Shawnee
Farm: lone Scholar. Mrs. c. Me-
Bonus points class. Pc. I. rules,
l--Hailstorm. Wally Holly: War
Hope, New HOPE Farm: 4@shOrt Cut
Small pony, hunting attire; l.
Smokey Joe; Robin Hood, willard
Smith. 3--Johnny Cake: 4--Blue Belle
Large pony. hunting attire: l-Pml
Ice e--fndy Sue 3--Farnley SURF
Thing, Helen Calvert: 4-More Better
Ann and Billy Doyle.
Green worktng hunter stake $500 i
i---Be Be, North Hin Farm; 2-Mari.
M and Mrs. Robert Burke: 4-TeddS
Green conformatIOn hunter stak'
5000: l-camdes. Mr., and Mrs
" Farm; 3-Mawingo. FaifyieT Farms;
Royal zest, Lake Lawn Farm.
Working hunter. appointments class
D. R.. Notch: Little Sailor, Peggs
S sFH:'ua fs. ar s ssSuG Mrs sAs G.
Conformation hunter appointments
BLACK Atom. Mrs. A, c. Randolph
Spanish Mint, Mrs. Deane Ruekeri
3-eilverminer. chinquapin Farm; A.
Small pony champion: Smokey Joe;
reserve. Johnny Cake.
Large pony champion: Pink Ice
Pony erand champion: Pink Ice; re.
Open Jumper champion: Hailstorm;
reserve, Beauty Ray.
Green working hunter champion,
Be Be; reserve. Mariana.
Green conformation hunter cham.
pion; cameda; reserve, Take Com
Working hunter champion: Journey
Proud. reserve. eky's Impression.
Conformation hunter champion
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Grecion Lure Tops
Saratoga Biddind

SARTOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
Aug. II Rl.-Grecian Lure, a
5-year-old son of Heliopolis,
brought top price Of $13,500
today as the Saratoga Sales
ended with bidding on SO
thoroughbreds still in training.
Grecian Lure, winner of
three races last year, was sold
by Mrs. George Zauderer to
George T. Weymouth Of
Greenville, Del. Mrs. Zauderer
also sold Miss Quillette, a 81
year-old daughter of Prince
quillo, to Mrs. NJ. E. Niz
Whitney, Lund of Upperville
Va, for $500, third highest
price Of the program.
Sale Of the 80 thoroughbreds
brought a total Of $4,000
a $4,000 average.
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Football Rules Clinic
Scheduled Tomorrow

A football rules clinic, con-
Quoted by the Virginia High
School League. will be held at
Washington-Lee High at 7:S0
pm. tomorrow.
William c. Pace. executive
secretary, viii conduct the pro-
gram consisting Of a discussion
of new rules and a movie. All
coaches and game officials are
invited
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BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS
Rnse,al corresnnndent ~ The star

Special Correspondent Of The star
HOT SPRINGS. Va. Aug. II
(SpeciaD A flash Of silver in
the sunlight and a warm smile
from the long-reigning queen
Of this county put the official
stamp today on retirement Of
the Bath County Horse Shows
conformation hunter trophy, In
competition since 1916.
Mrs. Fay ingalls, presented
the cup to owner-rider Peggy
Augusta Of Gotham, Va. whose
Waiting Home has won top
hunter honors here for three
years in succession.
The rSierve champion. Chin
quapin Farms Silverminer. fin-
ished half a point ahead of
Bobby Motch's Thou Swell.
Edged out in this competition.
Notch had some fine hours
here this afternoon as the 29th
annual meet closed at the
Homestead show grounds.
More Wins for Notch
His 2-year-old Modern De-
sign won the breeding cham
pionship. A brilliant perform
ance on his working hunter
Sky's Impression, earned the
hunter appointment blue rib
bon and a reserve champion
ship to Shawnee Farms Jour-
ney Proud. He rode North Hill
Farms Be Be to a stakes VIC
tory in the green working
classes and the championship
Of the division. Thou Swell was
at least close enough to feel
the brush Of victory in the con-
formation reserves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Guest
Of New York took the green
conformation hunter champion
ship for the second year in q
row with Cameda.
Although is States were rep
resented in the entries here,
Virginia -owned or traine d
horses and ponies almost cor
nered the market on trophies.
Young Ann Doyle Of Warren
ton and Southern Pines, N. c..
rode the pony grand champion,
Pink Ice. and Waverly Farm
Johnny Cake. reserve cham
pion among small ponies.
Good Showing by Shawnee
Sara Nan Payne of Gordons-
vile crossed from the junior
hunter division, where her good
gray Mariana was champion.
to the green working hunter
to take a reserve tri-color. And
Wallace Holly Of Alexandria
had the open jumper cham
pion in Hailstorm.
Shawnee Farm. a Kentucky
outfit, which stables its show
string in Virginia. not only won
with Journey Proud. but also
came close with Take Gem
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Swaps Grass Mark Tied
ByHoop Bond at Chicago

equalled Swaps track record Of
l:543s for a mile and three
sixteenths on the grass. Swaps
set the record in the 1855
American Derby. shortly before
losing to Nashua in q match
race.
Manassas. the even money
favorite, was second in a photo
finish with Sunningdale. Fes-
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Laurel Rider Dominates
Horse Show at SuitIond

nudity captured the medium
reserve.
Larry LeBrun, O. year old
rider from Bel Air. Md. had
no trouble in winning the small
pony title with a sensational A.
year-old pony, Little Red. Re-
serve among the pint-sized
mounts was taken by Cathy
Dowd Of Potomac, Md. with ner
Sunny.
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MADDOX Scores
In Stretch at
Charles Town
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Aug II. - Washington-owned
MADDOX, denied victory in five
previous starts here after beat
ing the likes Of Star Rover at
Delaware Park. romped to q de-
cisive length-and-a-half victory
in the mile-and-an-eighth
$4,000 Blue Ridge Handicap be-
fore 7,o47 fans today.
David A. Livingston's ournav,
the 8-to-5 favorite, was no
match for the winner, owned
by Cleveland Skinker's Fla
mingo Farm. Ournav finished
a well-beaten third, a length
behind Harry Dorsey's Zuyder
Zee, second choice at 19.to-lO.
Winner Pays 50
MADDOX. a 4-year-old home
bred gelding. by Manador and
Kapok. paid SO. $4.20 and $3.50
as the third choice Zuyder Zee
returned So and $40 and the
show price on Ournav was $3.50.
After running third last Sat-
urday as an odds-on favorite
under Tony Russo when he
trailed Miss Tie and Zuyder
Zee. MADDOX showed sudden
found zest under Joe Snyder.
Rated of the early pace Of
Zuyder Zee. Miss Tie and Our
nav. MADDOX rallied strongly in
the final three eighths.
At the far turn, MADDOX was
temporarily stopped in his
challenge by Zuyder Zee when
Snyder attempted to get
through a narrow opening
along the rail. Snyder steadied
his mount for an instant and
then Zuyder Zee appeared to
drift out enough to permit
MADDOX to take the shortest way
home.
Claimed at Monmouth
MADDOX carried l19, five
pounds less than Ournav, who
was claimed from his previous
race at Monmouth Park from
Henry Hecht for $4,000. Miss
Tie, who only last Saturday
beat both Zuyder Zee and Ma
dok at a mile and a quarter.
was fourth, beaten 1917
lengths. She picked up only
three pounds over the los she
carried last Saturday.
Betting amounted to $685., 689
on the nine races, nearly $780,
900 less than last week when
there was no competition from
the present Bel Air meeting
The largest daily double
payof of the week was rec
order when Fancy Dan. a $61.40
longshot. captured the opener
and combined with Diabolic
Test (S9.20) for q 1882 re-
turn. collected by holders Of
the 6-3 combination.
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.SuIIyLee Captures
Del Mar Feature

DEL MAR. Calf. Aug. II
R.-George Covert's Sally Lee,
a double stakes winner at
Hollywood Park. captured Del
Mars 2-year-old filly champ
ionship today in winning the
seventh running Of the $4,000
Debutante.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood john
sons pair Of Mrs. E. B. and Be
MY Honey finished second and
third, respectively. in the IL
horse field.
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CHICAGO. Aug. II R.-
Mrs. Ada L. Rice's Hoop Band,
q 13-to-l outsider, shot to the
front at the head Of the stretch
and barreled to q AZ length
victory today in the S57,45O
Arch Ward Memorial Handicap
at Washington Park.
Ridden by John Hickman,
the 4-year-old bay geldinI
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Lincoln Theuter Lists
Robinson-BusiIio TV

The Lincoln Theater will
carry. on a closed television
circuit. the middleweight cham
pionshin fight between Sugar
Ray Robinson and challenger
Carmen Basilio from New York
September %.
Previously, the Capitol and
Keith's Theaters announced
they would carry the fight. It
will not be on home television.
but win be broadcast nationally
from Yankee Stadium over the
NBC network. It can be heard
here over Station WRC
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Old Dominion SIotes
l00-Lup Race Saturday

Sportsman stock car racing
comes back to Old Dominion
Speedway Saturday night with
a l00-lap late summer cham
pionship race topping a FIVE
event program. At least 80
entries are expected to try for
the 2S starting positions In the
feature. =
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OCEAN DOWN
RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Purse. 5000: mile;
Firh Fideiis fGyorryisi1 go S 80
Duke Of GOldsb0rO (Hubbard) 400
Jay voland, J. q. Lad, Adrian Rose
croft; Callahan, Brown Mystery. Time,
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500; 1
mile; trot: &C. CLASSIFIED.
abe Hanover Cranky $50 $50 $50
Galieia Hanover Oakley ago
Victory Income, Charlotte volo. ia.
papa, 10 Edna. Always Up. Winning
post mo. ID. Time. 2:11.
DAILY DOUBLE (2-7) PAID 5000
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 5000; ! mile;
xtery seis'e (W'laee) 1850 s.6N 100
Mitchell Hanover NeWis) $50 SEQ
Steelway (Greth) ESQ
Victory Spencer. Mighty Ann. Anna,
Biery, Lima T. Time. 2:lOi.
FOURTH RAcEAPurse. $500; 1
mile: pace: CO. classified.
alden Byrd (Bgrtonl Ss.2O 1880 $50
W VIM. nsa Scott ap' Garter, $40 ss sS
HIS ELLINGTON. Time. 2:1o.2.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500; mile:
4y-NN.D -EluecAlCQ.
Wee willie Wink. (L's) 500 $50 2.4O
Ogram Hanover (Seott) 400 9.4O
Little Quickly (Rea) go
Peter Hamilton, Mamie B. Time.
2:06.1.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500; pace. c
CLASSIFIED I mile,
Una FingO (Zendt) 7.2O 400 SEQ
True Wilma (Daisey) 40 $40
EarPs Mite (AmatO) 4.SO
Sir Dudley, Streak. CANDLES Boy.
Time. c:129s.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500;
mile. pace; &C. classified.
Tronia's Hill (Amatol $40 eco e.aO
Miss Merry Mite (Ridgway) $50 400
Sandy Seattle (BueksOnD SEQ
Combat Squad. Sly Go. Fruity Rose.
croft. Time, 2:09.4.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $500; mile;
me Clipper Szsndtl $50 $40 $50
E S.ii: W h ssEsTHS sn.SpS $40 s sS
:. Mats Baby. Aubrey York, Mishty
Honor Pingo Princess, Band Master.
.SttsnSsnee-e.l2e. Handle
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Bel Air Results

FIRST RAcE-Pdrse, $1,000; claim.
ing. 3-year-olds; furlonss.
Painted Lady Russo $50 $50 2.e6
Noble Harmony tGibson) $50 800
dq Discmont Miss, Rush for Gold
Jacotin. Pooney's Enie, Kilauea. pipins
Dawn, Two Ton Teesie. Time. 1;01%
do DISQUALIFIED from LIST to lth.
SECOND RACE - Purse. Fl 900,
claiming; 3-yesr-oids and up: fur
RED Flush IAieGovernD $50 $40 2.eO
Safe Deposit (Hausel 500 2.i0
Fosters CushlA lHermanl 3.0o
ter, Lacrosse, Friar Bill Alabay, Dap
per Dolly. Time. l:21ss.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
THIRD RAcE-Purse, sf.iO0: claim
ives oSs sa' iservisD lilo IA "a. q
Coffee Run (Russol 100 5.4a
Rock Romance tCiibsonl 1880
Joel chaseman. Two orchids. Royal
Spat. Captain Star. VIOLA Relish. Money
Charm. Time. I:02A.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. $1,000:
claiming; 4-yssr-olds and up: Z fur
Teins Rose tCIarkI 800 $50 ..aO
We'll Marked (Herman) 400 800
s.DN
New York. New Boots. Greek Hope
Time. 1:27ls.
FIFTH RAcR-purse. $1,000; al
lowances; 4-year-olds and up: mile
Don y: tHause) 1910 100 $50
Safe (Kussol 800 2aO
Royai BRIGADE Rordl ESQ
Tight Turn. Brown Poppy, Evening
Echo. Time, l;3sss.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $500; al
lowances: 3-year-oids; furlongs
Tiger Bay tLicAusD $40 $40 40
yedidnh (Russal l.9O 800
Blue Ballet (Clarkl $3.50
Nashuette, Dottie H., Susie J., Glide
Path, Sun Dos. Time. l:00ss.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, SLIGO:
claiming. 3-year-ulds and UP: ! mile.
Lady Doris t0reenl 1900 800 $40
Betty Pat (MikkOnenl 100 SEQ
Jaeodaneer (RussOl 800
Twilight Mist. Katie King. wiilar-
enc. Bench Warmer, Tennessee Doll.
Time. 1:40as.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. SLIGO;
claiming; 3-year-olds and up; / mile.
Teddy's Gift PheipsD $40 400 $50
Horatlus lGihsonl AGO 34O
OOUnnsa FoY f9RFVfal m
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Holt in Boot Race

BOSTON, Aug. II (Special
Eugene (Jack) Holt of Alex
andria will represent Virginia
in the Mennen Grand National
cupboard marathon champion
ship race on Lake Quinsiga-
mond. Mass, August "a. Holt
qualified for this national event
by winning the marathon at
Solomons. Nd. in May.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID si7e.e0

Royal Float. Nina Girl. Colony Menu,
Slngtng Bush. Comes q Time, Tiswar,
Brady A.. SKY Merchant. Lost Holiday
Time. l:24b.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sl79.6O
s. EHEsD 4 ssS1 s RSs'; Up: sst tS2
super Lady sC'tTno, sI.OO 1890 7.eO
God Child tBium) $50 4.iO
MldpassAge (Capel 6.iO
Hidden doid. PauIs's TEX Sao~ ssb 5tahs'
Brook, Tunshen. Ring Champ, Dofeens
Play. Time. 1:24.
FOURTH RAcE-Purss.. 81. 200; al
lowaness; 2:year-olds 9 furlongs.. :.
f Hs.s t q lSMnss' 1870 S sSS i SS
Golden Crown IhIartIn) 500
Chance Il Tony, Boycotter, Alstar,
Billy's Best, Pine Valley, a Hypernic,
Field Trophy. Beau Priam. . Navy Gem
Sherman entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; al.
iowanees; 3 and 4-year-olds; 8 fur
NJ. PatrIoL (B'ImstIs) 100 SEQ $50
Raree Saul tDelvecchlo) l.4O
ny Annie, Milne. Time, i:ii.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim.
ms 4.year-olds and up; furlongs
Candle Wood blum 800 800 SEQ
Crown Derby (Kratzl $40 l,2C
Bully BOler0 (BOulmetls) $40
Linda,s Dream, Our Year, Grand
Opera. Fun Lover, Veal or Woe. Time
l.l09b.
SEVENTH RAcE-Pageant Stakes
$4,000 added; 3-year-olds; lie milel
Market Basket NM 2IsO 1870 $50
Pink Velvet (BlumD 500 l.(iI
Light N Lovely (Boulmetls) 3,IC
i Dot Evening Time, Slipperoo
Always Sunny, Mares Beau, Stunned
Look Forward. Mile, Dianne, Teieran
Time, l,43ss.
cohen-Polk entry.
EIGHTH RACE = Purse, $4,000
elAlminsi 4-year-olds and up: ~
Powder Car martini 1900 $50 $50
Now and Then lCulmonel 500
-. Top Brass, Maebig, Gay Street, JC
IN 10. Tho Belts. Time, 1858.
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Atlantic City Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 2-year Odds; Q furlonGs.
Mount jay (Moran) 100 $40 3.2g
Annie Lake (vieent) 40 300
Hidden Mirth lCulm0nel 800
Petiole, Toy knight, Tackme
Drama, Days Hero. Fiorann, Whey
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FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; al
lowances; 3-year -oids and up / mile,
Bakht (Deokerl $3.50 1890 $50
Harmoni1ing (Colel 100 l.OO
Prince Willy tshOemakerl $50
Loukenmac, jazz Age, Salmon,
Omer. on Flight, Pantene, Hannah'I
Hill. Time, 1855.
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SIXTH RAcE-Ths Grand Union
Hotel Stakes: $4,000 added: 2-year-
thinner (Nelsonl 1000 $40 4.2O
Plion (Shuk) A.3O 3.2O
Louis dor (Btsrllng) $40
Turpitude. Rose Trellia. SABOTAGE,
Four Lives, b Nance's Rule, Flamingo,
Ny Mandolin. Time, l;13h.
bKissel entry.
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SECOND RACE - Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 3-year-oids: 2 furlongs.
MAitre De (Wiisonl 1910 1890 100
On the Ropes (KOFtel 1850 BOO
High Tune (Rluml 1l.4O
sInglng Bush. Comes q Time. TisWar'
Brady A., Sky Merchant. Lost Holiday
Time, l:24h.
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Saratoga Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: maid
Little General (Atson) $50 400 $50
Day Court lRuane) l4.1O $50
Andtri0n (Br0ussard 11.1O
Kalamo. Currashmore. Relaxezvous.
Winneton. Jeansen, Dos, Heavenly
GusheT. Alowish, Doctor John.
Canvas. Time. 1907.
Field.
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SEVENTH RACE - The Travers
Stakes, $4,000 added; 3-year-olds;
Va miles
Bureaucracy (noiand) $50 2.IO
Field Of Honor (Uaseryl 2.iO
Pop Corn, Jocko's Walk. Time. 2.O4.
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EIGHTH RACE = Purse, $4,000;
elnimingi 4.year-clds and up. 1h
Faint Brush lRuansD 1S.7O SEQ $40
Comfy Bay (TreiOa) 400 $50
MueHMin tCh0quette) 400
Some yamp. Bright PlumeS, The
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Tvo-dollar rautuels uad--oRAND CHIEF 81 90. 81 20
$3.50 INVITE. so.4o. $40. CHANCE DEE. s2.40.
SEVENTH RACE = Purse $4,000: 3-year-olds and up
allowance " miles Post 500; off 503 start good wor
driving. place winner F1amingo Farms b. =. By
Munador-Kopak. Trainer. I L. Crews. values-S2,4O0
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about ~ turSnss Post {;sl: off 4;34A start good
3 by Rsdtste u=Lecs Lorraine. Trainer, N. corbin
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SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 900; al
lowance: 3-year-olds: furlongs.
BraYura Peakel 1880 $50 $50
Lis HOyale fUsseryl $50 800
Pillow Fight (Ruanel $40
Lady Beaver, oosSamer, Onaga,
Florence. Julep Point. Time. l:129s.
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FOURTH RACE - Purse, $500;
maidens; 2.year-olds; -5ls furlonss.
Fleet Feet tUssery) $50 GO $50
ROYAL Warrior tsorrentinOl 33.3O 1920
WArhead tTreios) 100
Indisputable, Klingsore, Ragout,
BeauRay, Prince OF Paris, Surinam,
Amber Tide. Time, 1:00ss.
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CHARLES TOWN RACE CHARTS

Icopyright 1857. BY triangle Publications mel
FAffsSr hASE-Furse 81 00O claiming 3year-olds an
goca: Won driving. place same Winner. r. B. Meyers B.
D. y Oceupy-Faney Clothes Trainer. W. F. Parks Value
500. Sl75, S75. $50 Time, 11sM. Clear and fast.
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NINTH RACE = Purse. 81 zoo; 4-year-olds and up;
claiming II. miles Post SOl: OF e once: start good;
by seven Hesrts-staT oEast Trainer. owner Values
80. go. x- ,. 80. ~. - -. ,.,.,z
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EIGHTH RACE - Purse. SLIGO;
claiming: 3-year-olds and up: / mile.
Ieddy's Gift PhelpsD $40 400 $50
Horatius lGibson) AGO $40
DOnna's For lSeFvisl $50
Bogie Miss, Miss Elliott. Return Re
ceipt, Bevleen. Jersey Salute. Time.
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THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000: al.
lowances; 3-year-olds and up; about
9 miles (steeplechase).
DromOnd Footl 4.2O $40 2.1C
Khumbaba (McDonald) 400 Sic
Carthage Murphy SIG
Essex, Rebel Coat, eeregal, Expe'
dent. Time. 4.i5as.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

zUYDER ZEE $500. $40 oURNAV, 50 so.
MADDOX unhurred early RESPONDED willingly alons The
saving ground on the far turn slipped tnroueh along me
under pressure zUYDER ZEE went to the lead At the
start disposed OF MISS TIE early fought off the repeated
challenges OURNAV. but could not resist the winner.
0URNAV prominent to the stretch had nothing left for
EIGHTH RACE = Purse 81 200; claimins: 4-yesf-oids
and IA miles. Post $40: off 53l: start good; won
easily, place driving. Winner c. Henrys b. g. g. ~
start. Trainer NJ II. Everhart Values
$3.50, 5000. 500. $50. Time, 2:l3is.
The people's voice., 1957-09-27

/ consumers protection branch.
Still other reasons for such a de-
partment, they resolved, included:
l. The soaring prices of steel, auto
mobiles and other hard goods, with
manufacturers blaming rising wages
for the increases, yet such wage in
creases amount to only about third
of the price increases with the result
corporation profits have reached
astronomical levels.
2. Oil companies using the Suez
crisis as an excuse for Fleeing the
American public to the tune of an
additional 'hundred million dollars
per month. even though no shortage
of petroleum products resulted from
the Suez affair.
3. Such a department is needed to
serve as a brake on "the cost of hous-
ing. the cost of insurance and the
cost of financing" which "have risen
excessively as verified in the all-time
record in corporation profits and con-
centration of wealth in a few large
corporations.
a. Because appropriations and staff
of the Pure Food & Drug agency "are
inadequate to cope with the increas-
ing problems of chemical additives in
food and their harmful or at least un-
certain effects on health" consum-
ers' department is needed to assist
that agency secure the wherewithal
to do a really effective job in pro-
tecting the nations health.
Gordon Matheson of Ledger is
president of the state organization.
The people's voice., 1957-09-27
Montana c. of C. Please Note
State Gets Back $1.71 For Every
S1.OO Federal Tax Collected

ator noted, "was in the amount of
$12S,991 900. On the basis of the
above figures federal expenditures
in the State will be at the rate of
approximately $1.71 for every
$1.OO collected in Montana.
"The Agriculture Department con-
tributed the most to the State and the
Commerce Department and the De-
fense Department are the next two
largest sources of federal monies.
"These appropriations do not in
clude public works projects such as
Helena Valley, the second power plant
at Fort Peck and others as portions
of these are repayable.
''It was a distinct pleasure to work
with Senator James E. Murray, Con-
gressmen Lee Metcalf and Leroy
says Mansfield. eve
worked together-held periodic con-
ferences-in connection with all mat
ters affecting Montana's welfare and
at all times to work as
unit in furthering the development
and best interests of our State"