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IN PERRINE
INCOME PROPERTY
Duplex. Now renting for SIS per
week, each side. Full price $500.
5000 down, $s5 per month.
IN OPA LockA
For Rent
Two stores. At 2106 Alababa Ave.
Suitable for doctors office or any.
type Of. business. Rent. reason
able.
IN LIBERTY CITY
Three (3) lots with one, 2 bed
room frame house. 100 feet by 105.
Location: 1870 NV 9th st. Price
$11,500. Terms.
FOR THESE SPECIALS
CALL
J. A. SUMMONS
DAY OR NIGHT
III 4-244e or III 6.o173
37s1 GRAND AVENUE
Miami SO, Coconut Grove, Fla.
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FOR SALE
BY SUMMONS

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
Efficient Dependabiel Reliable
WANTEDl Single Family Houses
and Apartments for rent. We have
tenants ready TO move right In.
For Rental Collections, List Your
Property With SUMMONS
For Prompt and Regular Income
IN BROWN SUB
Vacant lot on NV. 48th terrace
so X 100. Full price $2,750 cash.
Three bedroom two bath for
the discriminating. All CHS
house. Must be seen TO appreol.
ate. 303t NV 50th ct.
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DIRECT FROM OWNER =

DIRECT FROM OWNER - in an
exclusive neighborhood. A beau
tiful 2 bedroom CHS, hardwood
floors, storm awnings, carporte,
front porch, fenced in back yard,
beautiful stove. Refrigerator,
Sprinkling system, fruit and shade
tree. Extra duplex lot, all for
$4,000, with $5,325 down pay
ment. One mortgage at SIS a
month. Phone PL 9-5115.
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IN DOWN TOWN MIAMI
income Business Corner
NV. 3rd Ave. and goth st. SO X
t41. Zoned 1-3. With one storey
CHS store Building. MAKE US
AN OFFER.
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CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late

TRek tamlIy or the late
PRINCE A. STIRRUP
gratefully acknowledge and thank
their friends and neighbors for
their kind expires: ions OF sympathy
during our bereavement.
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THANK YOU

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Walker, 2981
NV 50th St., wish to thank their
friends for joining them in the
blessing of their new home.
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FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL satin wedding gown,
petticoats, veil, head piece, rea-
sonable. J. H. Tate, 165 NE. 2lst
ST., FIR 4-7978.
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NO MONEY DOWN
WILL BUILD ON

YOUR LOT 2 BEDROOM
CBS-THE FLOORS
TILE BATHROOM
LIVING ROOM
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READY TO MOVE
M WILL HAND
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THE FIRST MONTHS
PAYMENT OF $6S
NO OTHER COST
WHITE OR COLORED
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UN 5-5017, UN 5-2404
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MODERN 2-bedroom CHS Florida
room tile bathroom, carport and
porch, exclusive neighborhood.
Phone PL 9-3162.
IL FIT. ADMIRAL Refrigerator,
40 Id. freezer top, as is $25, large
sole bed with slip cover, $500,
double size mattress, $500. Baby
feeding table $500. MO 5-2323
and MO 1892.
MUST DISPOSE of two new 9xl2
rugs, $18, two Hollywood beds at
SIS, nylon sectional couch, SIS,
G.. E. Deluxe vacuum cleaner,
SIS, chrome dinette set etc. See
Miss Bn dy, 1900 NV seth st.
$500 DOWN-Corner lot, 23rd
ave. and Goth st. Will build Gus
tom home, 8 bedrooms, 2 baths,
terms to suit. No money down.
Built on your lot. Cash paid for
your lots and home. JE 8-l340,
Baron.
NEW HOME Open Sunday from
8 to pm, 1901 NV 62nd Teri.
Three bedrooms, two baths, 1888
NV 55th Teri, 2 bedrooms, Flor
ida room. Lots in Liberty City,
Brown Sub, North Miami, Carver
Ranches. VIII build to suit.
JE 8-1340, Baron
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IN GOULDS
One Acre tract on Hainlin Drive.
$500 CASH.
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BISCAYNJE BLVD. North Of
163rd ST., 4 blocks 279 IT,, zoned
for motels and apartments.
Earnest Hope, Phone PL 4-5121.
Evening star., 1957-12-19
Lukers Win No. 6,
Beating Warriors
1y ths AssoeIAted PEess

The Lakers won q game and
the Pistons lost q coach In the
National Basketball Associa-
ton yesterday. Both we're sur
prising developments.
The Lakers. able TO win only
five Of "a games. whipped the
stumbling Warriors 108-102 for
No. 6 a few hours after Charley
Eckman. who guided the Pis-
tons TO two division titles in
three years at Fort Wayne be-
fore the move 10 Detroit. re-
signed under pressure.
Minneapolis. trying TO find
its way out Of the Western
Division cellar. dropped IL
free throws in the last four
minutes to settle the only game
on the Wednesday program
Vern Mikkelsen, with 20 points,
and Bobby Leonard. with 20,
were the top scorers for the
Lakers. Neil Johnston. still
playing with a brace protecting
his broken jaw. took Gam e
honors with 30 for Phila-
delphia. which ranks last in
the Eastern Division with q
1914 record.
Evening star., 1957-12-19

ALBANY, N. Y. Dec. 10
(SpeciaD William q. (Coun-
try Morris. one Of the Uni
versity Of Maryland's greatest
athletes. will be honored to-
night ct o testimonial dinner
given by Albany Academy.
Morris retired this fall from
duties at the famed prep school.
where he has coached football
and baseball and seRed as
athletic director since 1924.
Principal speaker win be DR..
H. c. tCurley) Byrd. former
president Of Maryland and
Morris football coach there in
1913. Other cronies from
Maryland expected to attend
the dinner include Burt Ship
ley. longtime Terp baseball
coach who succeeded Morris
as captain Of the baseball team
in 1914: Alan Clarke. Q former
pitcher for Morris and now q
prominent Maryland horseman.
and Frank Colley Of Hagers-
town.
Evening star., 1957-12-19
KENTUCKY
Continued Prom Page {

Continued From Page C-1
got SASH. The only other
entry that has appeared In pre-
vious tournaments is Mime
sofa. which lost to Kentucky
then beat Utah for third place
In 1855.
North Carolina Is favored,
having beaten Clemson. George
Washington. Furman and
South Carolina this year to run
10 36 the unbeaten string II
started with q $40 mark last
year through the NCAA finals.
Minnesota. AS last year
has whipped Southern Method
ist. Iowa State and Vanderbilt.
West Virginia. ass last season,
has victories over Virginia Mill
tary institute. Furman. Penn
State, william and Mary.
Washington and Lee and Rich
mond.
Kentucky has beaten Temple.
Ohio State. Duke and st. Louis.
but has lost to sixth-ranked
Maryland and Southern Meth
odist despite having most Of its
team back from a ass season
last year.
Kentucky has been in each
OF the previous finals. beating
La Sale in 1858 and 1854 and
Illinois last year. while losing
to DAYTON in 1855.
Evening star., 1957-12-19
Schmidt.to Serve
Short Army Hitch
And Rejoin Lions

PALo ALTO. Calf. Dec. 10
Rl. - Joe Schmidt. Detroit
Lions captain and star line
hacker. says he viii enter the
Army January l6 for q six
month hitch. After that he
win be in the Army Reserve
for ffye and q half years.
Two days after he enters
the Army Schmidt viii cele-
brate his 26th birthday. He Is
q bachelor and had q brother
killed in the Korean War. For
q time he was exempt from
military draft as the principal
support Of his mother.
Schmidt. named by team
mates as Detroit's most VAL
liable player this season. viii
finish his military service be-
fore the Lions report for train.
ing next August.
The Lions are working out
in Stanford Stadium in prep
arations for Sundays game
with the San Francisco Forty
Miners for the championship
Of the National Football
Leagues Western Division.
Evening star., 1957-12-19
Country Morris to Be Feted
By Albany Academy Tonight

Morris. q native Of Rock
ingham County. Va. moved to
Washington. d. c.. at the age
OF II and starred In sports at
Mckinley Tech High School
before entering Maryland.
where he was q letterman In
football. baseball. track and
basketball.
He later coached football at
Boys Latin and basketball at
Calvert Han. both in Baltimore.
and then became head coach
of basketball and baseball at
Clemson College. He also man
aged professional baseball
teams in the Blue Ridge League
before coming to Albany.
In his 81 years at Albany
Academy. Morris turned In q
record Of 464 victories. $50
losses and 10 ties for all sports.
His latest team was unbeaten
on the football field. tying Al
bany High School. 27-27. last
November II.
Evening star., 1957-12-19
GoIIont Man 1875 Champ,
Shoemaker and KiIroe Insist

Trainer Charley whittingham
and Jimmy Kilroe. racing sec
retary, are the dissenters.
They think the honor belongs
to Gallant Man.
They expressed themselves
when asked at q turf banquet
at Santa Anita.
Shoemaker rode Gallant Man
to second place behind Bold
Ruler in the Trenton Handi-
cap. the so-called dream race"
Of the season.
"One race didn't win any
thing" Shoemaker said with
no hesitation.
Willie added that Gallant
Man was the greater colt over
Q distance and in his opinion.
Round Table also was supe-
rior.
Kilroe, racing secretary for
al the New York tracks as
well as Santa Anita. didn't duck
the question.
THE only chance / had. !
voted for Gallant Man and we
lost the election" he said.
II think 1t should have been
Gallant Man." said Whiting
ham. who trains for the Liam
gollen Stable. He won the
classics. What else do we
breed horses for2"
Who will Shoemaker ride as
top mounts this year?
Gallant Man and Round
Table" Willie replied, meaning
he'll handle Round Table when
the Santa Anita season opens
December 26 and fly TO Florida
10 handle Gallant Man In the
big races there.
Evening star., 1957-12-19
Sine TO Compete
In Sugar Bowl

DURHAM. N. c., Dec. 10 Up.
Dave Slime. the Duke Uni
sversity sprinter. viii return to
competition in the Sugar Bowl
meet In New Orleans Decem-
Der 20.
1t win be his first track ap-
pearance since he ran with a
United States team in Europe
last summer.
Sine will compete only in
! the i00-yard dash event. Last
year he was voted the out
standing performer in the
Sugar Bowl event.
Slime holds world records in
the 220-yard dash. 220-low
hurdles. and 100-yard indoor.
He also has tied the l00-yard
dash mark Of o.3 seconds four
times.
Evening star., 1957-12-19

end Of the table, collecting
from the losers. paying on win
ners and calling the odds. An
other man sat on q high chair
between the two tables. sort Of
q house detective. watching
players and house men.
Seven out" chanted the
stickman. Next good shooter
All right. men. get your bets
down"
1t was almost hypnotic a, we
stared at q stage-like assort-
ment Of characters palmine
chips and trying TO outgueas
the green and red cubes with
white dots.
I'm either gonna win some
thing or lose the twenty quick =
our friend promised.
He traded the cash for blue
chips worth 81 each. and placed
two in front Of Q line extending
In box fashion out from the
banker.
"Lemme have some new dice"
said the man. who looked like a
government clerk, firmly grasp
ing the leather cup.
The stick man broke open
% fresh pair Of dice.
The man with the cup
dropped in the dice. pounded
hard on the green felt with its
various symbols.
Get hot" baby he murmured
throwing them violently against
the high. rubber-covered board
surrounding the table.
One dice turned up q five,
the other one.
He rolls Q six-coming for
q six." intoned the stick man.
Our man placed an addi-
tional five chips behind his
original 81 bet. We didn't know
1t then, but he was taking the
odds - 8 to 5 on skies and
eights. Two rolls later the dice
turned up four and two, and
the banker reached over
Evening star., 1957-12-19
ATcHISON'S
AN LE
BY LEWIS 3. ATcHlsoN

It was about this season, toe
many years ago. that Q FRIEND
came into the sports depart
ment at the old Post looking
for O small loan.
i've got s10." he confessed
but / want TO 60 out TO jim
mics and need $40. You cant
get much action in q hurry fol
10 bucks"
I scrounged around and
came up with $500. Another
fellow had about So. and We
both had the same idea
Neither ever had been inside
Jim mie LaFontaine's famed
gambling establishment before
The only time we'd ever thrown
dice was in q parchesi game
and the temptation to get q
look at q real gambling opera
ton was overwhelming.
We made O proposition. In
stead Of loaning the money he
could cut US In for half. win
or lose. and we'd 60 along 70
watch him play.
"Okay." the character said
but remember. I'll handle the
money and the dice, right?"
We agreed.
How much do you want fol
your five?" he asked, turning
to me.
IN take So" I said, not ex-
pecting to get back the original
investment.
"Fifty's all right with me, y
said the second fellow with q
laugh that meant he was kiss
ing his money goodbye.
Il was q crisp night, put the
anticipation Of visiting the
gambling establishment COM
pletely overwhelmed our atten-
ton. The small talk was q
recitation by the first fellow Of
the ground rules ct LaFon-
taine's no wine. women or guns.
No credit either. but q fair
shake for all.
Entering the dimly lighted
grounds the character. who was
driving. dimmed the car lights.
It was custom more than eau
Ition. for everybody knew jim
mie was running. discreetly,
wide open. Not q slither Of
light escaped from the big,
shuttered manse. There was a
delay at the door while we were
introduced to the doorkeeper.
Friends Of mine," said the
first fellow. as we got a per-
functory pat on the hip and
ribs for telltale bulges.
Almost breathlessly we
walked up a broad staircase to
the second floor. passed q small
restaurant. then on up to the
top floor to the gambling room.
Looking back now. 1t wasn't
q pretentious room. Two walls
were chalked with results and
payoffs of the days racing at
various tracks. It was about
2 am. and q cluster of men
were gathered around two dice
tables. tight-lipped and grim.
but hopeful.
Smaller groups watched q
spinning roulette wheel and
a nearby bird-cage game. The
blackjack dealers table was
empty.
Our leader knew the stick
man who stood In the center
Of one dice table. retrieved the
dice after each throw. called
the point and directed the
play. He also knew the two
men who stood behind banks
Of blue and gold chips at either
Evening star., 1957-12-19
Liquor License Denied
Detroit Race Track

DETROIT, Dec. 10 R.-De-
troit horse racing fans may find
themselves without any beer
10 cry in next season.
The State Liquor Control
Commission has ruled against
renewing the liquor license Of
6portservice, Inc. which holds
the bar concession at the Mich
igan Racing Associations De-
troit Race Course. The current
license expires May /.
Sportservice also has been
fined $50 and given q seven
day suspension Of its bar IL
cense during the racing season
at Hazel Park Track, III and
when It's license there is re-
newed."
The commission found Sport
service guilty of watering whis-
Ky at the MIRA track and Of
selling to q minor at Hazel
Park.
Evening star., 1957-12-19

thumped down two chips. then
five. and then one.
Hes coming out again."
called the stickman. Lets 60
men. it's getting late"
This time the leader put
four blue chips on the line and
the dice turned up six and four.
Fie placed five more chips be-
hind the line. This time the
odds were 2 TO /. Bug-eyed at
this reckless pace, we drifted
away. not daring TO watch.
A plump. siIver-haired man
was sitting In q four-handed
poker game, obviously enjoying
himself. Someone later said
this was Jimmie. We watched
the roulette wheel crew close
up. The bird-cage game was
finished, and the blackjack
dealer puffed on q cigarette,
waiting for any strays from the
dice table.
The next time we stole a
look ct the leader he had a
mountain of chips. before him
and was ready to cash in.
Lightly and quite generously.
we. thought. he tossed several
each TO the stickman and bank
ers.
They held them for the
house detective" to see be-
fore slipping them into their
pockets.
Gotta CO." he explained.
The three Of us stopped at a
restaurant on Rhode Island
avenue to whack up ths loot.
Fifty for you" the leader
said, handing over two $40 bills
and q SO bill. Fifty to you"
he said to the second fellow.
counting it out. land a hundred
for me-that's what we agreed
on. didn't we?"
The hot coffee tasted good.
The waffles and sausage were
done just right, 50 each left
the waitress a buck.
Outside it was crisp. but the
stars were shining and q fellow
had q spring TO his step and a
warm spot in his heart for
Jimmie's place.
Just happened to think Of
this going through my pockets.
/ scrounged around and came
up with $3.50. ] think that
was the amount.
Evening star., 1957-12-19
Packer President
I'LL. RESIGNS Post

GREEN BAY, Wis. Dec. 10
R.-The resignation Of Rus
sell w. Bogda. president Of the
Green Bay Packers. has been
announced after a. meeting of
the Board Of Directors.
Bogda said he was giving up
the position he has held since
1858 because Of III health. He
has been confined to his home
since midsummer because Of
his health.
A special meeting of the di-
'rectors has been called for
December % to consider the
resignation.
Evening star., 1957-12-19
Presidents WIN
Over Clinton,
Await Clippers

The Charlotte Clippers In
wade Uline Arena Saturday
night for an Eastern Hockey
League game against the Presi-
dents, and they win be bring
Ing with them an impressive
record against washington.
Game time Is $50.
: The Presidents. getting one
Of their better team efforts,
defeated Clinton. 3.i, last night
ct uline.
Against the Clippers IN two
years Of play here. Washington
has been unable 10 win. There
is one tie game on the record.
In two games here this season
Charlotte won 3-2 and 7-5. The
Presidents salyaged q 81 VIC
tory at Charlotte.
The record for Saturday
night play this season az Uline
also has been poor The wash
ington team has only one VIC
tory and Q tie in eight games.
Charlotte viii be headed by
Players Coach Stan Warecki,
who formerly played here, and
Jim McNuity, whose 80 points
Is tops In league scoring. Others
performing for the Clippers win
be Chuck Stuart. tied for third
among the leagues scorers.
Herve Lalonde and Gerry Sui
Ivan.
Against this formidable line
up. the Presidents win use
Player-C Coach steve Brklacich.
Jack Porter, Roger Hayfield.
Steve Kuzrna and Bernie Ber-
naquez.
Porter and Brklacich teamed
last night TO give the Presidents
their victory over the Comets.
Porter fred in /. Q goal In the
final period to break q Ii tie.
Hayfeid scored moments later
to clinch 1t.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec. 10
Up. - The Blades last night
stretched their league winning
streak TO seven games with a
7-2 victory over Johnstown.
The Blades led 40 after the
first period and SCI after the
second.
Joe Ingoldsby. IVAN Chasle
and Nick Donaleshen scored
two goals apiece for the Blades.
Evening star., 1957-12-19

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 10 R.--
Howard Grant. leading Tropi-
cal Park jockey with rs win
ners 10 his credit. was sus-
pended yesterday for 10 days.
The suspension. which will run
from December 20 through De-
cember 20. was for q reless
riding" on Eddie Sue d Ves-
days fourth race.
Evening star., 1957-12-19
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Capitol PaFes. Al Mount 81. Joseph
fsiInOni HsisSii ". 20; Phelps
- isssburr Douglass. az W. C. Tsylor.
st. Johns, ea; nladsnseurs. 81.
Qeorge Mason At 81, Stephens, $50.
u Plata at g., Mary's. =.
Chamberlain at Roosevelt. $50.
Tech at Dehatha. $40,
Alumni at Coolidge, $40.
Alumni at Luther Jackson, 7:30.
Alumni at Wilson. 3,S0.
Alumni At 9urrattsviIle, z.
81 Johns At Georgetown Frosh.
Anqr.x Jackson at Manassas RE-
GxMEs TOMORROW
0oneaga at Blair. q.
ST Anthony At priory, 0.1B.
wheaton at Walter johnson.
: Richard MONTGOMERY ~ Northwood.
Annapolis q oxon HilIs, 2.
Alumni at N0fthWeeterh, y.
Alumni at Vigh Point, 7.3O.
Alumni at uaithernburg. &.
EnllA Church q Annandale, $3.50.
Hammond at Wnkefeid, $50,
Qroveton at Fairfax, q.
Mount Vernon AZ Mclean. 3.
a, Washlnstccn-Lee at oeorse wash
CLARKE County at Loudcun county. 2.
Evening star., 1957-12-19
OWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

nights high game and set, io7
and 42a. Bruce Herbert. hia
teammate. rolled i45-lO1. Bob
Snyder rolled i52-lib for
Nance a Vivadella and Ray
Maddox i4l-l03 Tor Jenkins
Sheet Metal.
With Howard Parsons the
PAGER at i6l.302. Wheaton
Paint b Hardware hlanked
Penn recreation TO increase IL
league lead 70 six points. Jen-
kins Sheet Metal won one game
BY two pins to sweep Bud
weiser Beer and Anacostia
Spillway nailed one By four
sticks TO blank stanton and
Suitland Parkway ESQ. Cham
ey's Garage whitewashed Rob-
ertson a Drinks. 2
Other winners. each scoring
three points, were Nance a
vivadella. Merrell's Pizza
House. McDonald's Raw Bar,
Biatz Beer and Langley Sport
Center.
As the league recesses until
January 8. the standings are:
Wheaton. IS: Coca Cola and
Blatz. 80: McDonald.s 80: Bud
weiser. SO: IS Freestone and
6pillway, 81: Chaney's and
Langley, 50; Bethesda. Nance
q vivadeIla and Merrell's. 30:
Jenkins. 20; Robertson q
Drinks, as: Stanton, "a: Bank
Of Maryland. 23, and Penn. 10.
Coca Cola. Bank Of Maryland.
Bethesda and Robertson q
Drinks have postponed matches.
An individual battle between
Inez Rhine Of Mirman Bros.
and Margie Farrell Of Hi-skor
marked action In the Capital
Women's Major. Inez rolled 362
against Margie's 800 as HI
Skor won two games. Only
other worthwhile score was
Hing Moen's $50 for Goetz Co.
There were no shutouts.
Other winners were Rays Bar
and Grill. Food Service Equip.
ment and Fulf0rd's Radio.
The standings: Chatterbar.
3i-i7: Fulford's. 1870: HI
Skor. 27-2l: william c. Voight.
2i-27; Mirman. 2o-2e: 0oetz,
20-2s. and Rays, 1881.
Evening star., 1957-12-19

ElIwood twoody) winsiow
apparently has whipped . duck-
pin jinx. After Winslow won
the championship Of the District
All-Star Major League last
season. . title which carries
more prestige than any other
of It's kind in the area. he was
hailed as q prospective star on
WAfAL-TV's bowling programs.
But he was Q consistent failure
before the cameras until last
night.
Winslow. q member Of the
champion Chevy Chase Chew
rolet team. made q show Of
four other experts on the new
program. Duckpin Battle Royal,
q one-game contest In which
cash awards are made for all
frames as well as total scores.
Winslow won i've Of the 10
boxes, four In q row, and
breezed to victory with q game
OF l66. one Of the best yet In
WMAL-TV's varied programs.
His victims were Harry
Worth. i3i: Bob Hynak. 1875:
George Clark. li4. and Tommy
Mock. the previous weeks win
ner. 81. Mock. who Is In the
thick Of the race for the Dis
trict All-Star Major League
title. failed TO make q mark.
Winslow and Worth survived
for next Wednesdays Battle
Royal. with Julie Singer. world
record-holder for i6 games.
Gene Iannucci and Fosco Fat
torini as the other participants.
On Bowl the Champ at $50
pm. Saturday. It win be Kelly
Beach against Mrs. Betty ST.
|monds. Henry Duques, Leon
ard Eiserer and Clyde White.
Last Saturday. Frank Micalizzi.
after losing the first four boxes.
won six straight and earned
$3.50.
- -
II was q dull evening In the
Metropolitan Inter-Alley Mems
and Capital Womens Major
Leagues.
Only four members Of the
strong i8-team Inter-Alley cir
cult hit the 400 circle. two on
the same team. Bobby May
hew Of Blatz Beer shot the
Evening star., 1957-12-19

ARCADIA. Calf. Dec. 10 R1.
Bold Ruler has been named
horse-of-the-year for 1857. but
there are at least three opin-
ions Of disagreement on record
here.
Jockey Willie Shoemaker.