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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

msshap which LET, the formers
auto lr a ditch
"EullmOoAe7 jackson. Who is
me Key Club attraction beginning
Monday night Nov : nav re-
cords exclusively Tor King Re
cords
Some u Jacksous discs are
AN ny Love Belongs To You,
Big Fat Aamas Are Back In
Style Again" Cherokee B0Sgis.
Come Back 10 Me-" End This
Misery Pore Thee Well Des-
con Jones Fool In Love FOR
get And Forgive Going Back
70 Cleveland. ohio. Have You
No Mercy" Houston. Texas
CIR u Cant Go on Without
You y Live You Yes DO.
I'm Lucky I Have You" Is
That All ! Mean 10 You" Il
Want A Ba0IsgEsd Woman " Let
Your Conscience He Your Guide
LdttIr Gln Don't CRY" and
Aoussy
When the EIls aud White Cob
GO Minneapolis hired Dale Tins
ham 10 dlB not know that Tina-
ham had aulf the yellow Cab CO.
because II hired "a Negro uabb,"
.TueHam, as renders ~ thia COLI
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

Student needs part time work OF
any kind Please cali Federal g.
1898. S-n
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

HuIlmOosc n Love You Yes !
poj ard his Buffalo Bsarcats are
known the country over Tor their
daareabls and Hatenable tunes
An added attraction which win
appear on the same entertainment
biH Is Vi Kemp. vocalist and dan
Ger who comes 20 The Twin Towns
sa one Of the most sensational
new faces in mite club circles Her
weekly salary is said % be one Of
ghe highest in mite club circles
Roy Milton and his band close
% the Key Club sunday night
It's we'll wiahers have Friday
Saturday and Sunday night 70
enjoy hls performances
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

Sound waves have been success
fully used 90 shake fog particles
INTO rain drops
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
The HIGH and
LOW DOWN
By BAIIEE THOMAS

Current LOOK Magazine has
"srhe Peal Little Rock story" ny
Fletcher Knsbei and Georgia
Rallyng Point Of Defiance. in
which GeorgiaA governor AArv
Griffin reveals his plan 10 beat
achool Indignation.
LOOK also has piece on Al,
thea Gibson. this tan American
tennis queen. titled Tragic Sue,
cess STORY with all her world
wide fame, the magazine piece
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

aya Miss Gibson hasn't got q
place Ia call home
PERSONALITIES Popular Dr
% W. Crump underwent surgery
Thursday. oct - ~ the Roehe7-
ter clinic Edgar Pillow ~ the
saltwater prison staff and popu-
lar I0afer club member Is or for
two weeks Ia Cleveland 10 visit
barnatsF carl stokes, who many
Vim remember as q " law
school student here
AZ predicted here the Horse
mena dance a. tho Arizona Room
saturday night wnA . success
Richard E Fox. assistant state
FTpC director has his loft arm
10 q cast ana William OBulD Graf.
3D. Minneapolis. has bruised
shoulder az q rsault Of a highway
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
BuIlmoose Jackson
& Band Opens Ar
Key Club Monday

The famed BullmOoae Jack
son. blues singer ard aaxaphonlst
with DOZENS o. song hits 70 his
credit opens Al the popular mite
spot. the Key club in Minneapolis
Monday night
Jackson and his band come 70
The Twin Cities from a long series
81 night club and dance trumphs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
SCI! - - ! 3sSs il w llle.
(dl;ESJIl3!L;l!G

LOW DOWN PAYMENT anyone
Nice three bedroom home Full
dining room. garage, excellent
financing 1918 Fifth Az. SO.
TWIN REALTY
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
Built On Integrity

3GXx Third ave. SO. Three bed
rooms. New Furnace. double gar
age Sil. 500 $3.50 down
a6O5 End Ave SO Three bedrooms.
Very clean interior New hot
water furnace Also new siding
Fun prve s13,9 300 Terms
1888 East 2sth St Excellent room
ing house Gas hot water heat 49,
xl2 300 Terms
8Tl6 2nd Ave. South. Duplex. One
bedroom each floor $500, Terms
1921 Oakland Ave Three bed
rooms, glazed porch, gas heat, 49,
5000 $1,000 down
1928 Lyndale Ave, No, Duplex
two bedrooms each floor, double
garage Priced 20 sell
2gi4 Tenth Ave. So. $3.50 down
buys q duplex Two bedrooms each
apartment - Pay only S65 per
month
Lakeshore property and farm for
sale, all on Splitter Lake, 100
miles west Of Minneapolis,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

eayB. Miss Gibson hasn't got d
place Ia call home
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
Special cossius PeoIfy

Two bedroom bungalow St
Louis Park. 81 900. Terms. IA.
4-Gll5 81. l-TIOi STA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

Most men hope that their lean
years are behind them, Women
hope fhat theirs are ahead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
Doe Run Winner
At Suffolk Downs

BOSTON. June 8 (R.-Doe
Run. a game mare owned by
Raymond De Stefano. fought of
a stretch bid by heavily favored
Wise Margin to win the $4,000
Plymouth Rock Handicap today
before a crowd Of 22,622 at Suf-
folk Downs.
Doe Run finished a half length
ahead of Wise Margin while
equalling a track record and
posting her ninth victory on the
Suffolk Downs grass. She trav-
lelled the mile and a sixteenth
in 1:464s.
Wise Margin. never far of the
pace, began to move with a fur
long to go but was unable to
catch Doe Run. given a fine ride
by Albert Schwizer. Fresh and
Fair was third. another five
lengths back.
With no show betting in the
five-horse field. Doe Run paid
81 and $2.40. while Wise Margin
returned 1920 to place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
Taylor Entry Runs
.One-Two at l to z
In Queens Plate

TORONTO. June 8 up. -
Lyford Cay. owned by E. P. Tay-
Tor. Toronto industrialist. romped
to a length victory over his
stablemate. Chopadette. in the
SIS, 000-added Queens Plate to-
day at Woodbine Park. Flying
Atom. from the Bayfield, Farm
was third.
Lyford Cay broke fast. went
to the front and never was
threatened seriously. Holiday
Ted. a 60-to-l shot. was in Sec
ond place early but dropped back
and finished out Of the money
The Taylor entry. which went
to the post a l-to-2 favorite OF
the crowd of 26.705. paid 1910,
$3.50 and $40. Flying Atom
returned $3.50.
Lyford Cay set a new track
record for a mile and a quarter
The black colt ran the distance
in 2:02a5. compared with the
previous mark of 2:0325 set by
Bally Donnell last October Is.
The day also marked Canada's
first million-dollar fare-mutuel
handle. A total of sl.038. 2S4 was
bet during the eight-race card.
The previous high of 1891. SIS
was set october /. 1921. at To-
ronto's Old Woodbine track.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S54.5O

THIRD RACE-Purse. St.e00; maiden
3-year colds and up. i. miles
s s.Sor ks,r ,ArS1 ,r $50 3'3o go
nondav Morning 'Atk'nl a.:iO
Mcrchantprincc. Huns Up Hickory
Bl9d, Gunner Boy ,Time' ! ats
KINGS Chapel tDkerl 2O.6O Ito $50
LEGAL Crisis tSterlinED 1910 sra
Al and tBOlandl iIO
Simon The Bold One Stroke. Prince
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; maid
ems; 2-year-olds: furlonss.
icSi. Dor !ss.riIns, ' 1856 SID. SO
Refugee (AtkinsOnD 2iO
Trim Beau, Solid Threat, Misty
Flight. Optiquest. Greek Chief. Lively
wins; Star Master. Forty Below. Time
b0reentree Stable entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: allow
asSss SrS, -o M. a1s NJ niles
HarmonixinE tColeD $50 $50
Duck Heaven tAtkinsOnl 7.sO
Might Chief, Butwiser. Nalur. Place
Kick Ev onaEs Timely Bull Time: Az:
$4,000 added; 3-year-oldS
frame Judge tAls'ro) 1870 so $40
Dedicate tBoland) 500 3.5O
Greek Spy tGuerinl 40
King Maker. Paper Tiger. Portersyille,
Riley. Switch On, Tellarian Ricci Tavi
I Gray Phantom. b Jutland, Tick Took
War Piper. Tudor Era. First Served.
oh Johnny, Time. ] 80.
Field
b N.ron-Brae Burn Farm entry
EIGHTH RAcE--Purse, S3.5O0: claim
ins: 4-year -olds and up 4. miles.
AIa-Flash tGUerinD 900 G1O 40
Noble Lad Blum 800 80
Gentle Knock (SterIinEl $50
Royal Review, Party News, chapa-
quot Cooks Tour. fHidi-Ann. Greek
Drama. Dover Doll Assignment, South
Florida. Half Minute. Mediocre. Time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sls7

THIRD RAcE-Purse. 81. 600: claim
ms 2-year-olds; > furlongs
Countess Bush tDer'nl 1870 600 ..Sn
AmSlinE Annie Wan Hook $50 ..6O
Sir Modred, Roz's Gold. Blue Eyes
Gem. Hi Judee. Brass Treasure. Time,
FOURTH RACE = Purse, $1,000;
elaimins 4;year-olds and up: / mile
Rock Rock BLADE grimm, 7.so 10 $40
stephen M. tCernisiia) 400 l.60
quite Well, Noble Landing. Adde'S
Babe. Edward W., Tcrrebonne. Wasner.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, So. 500: claim
Ing, 3-yesr- olds; . iurlonss.
iss5 ss story !!Gsn,.ls., 'O0' rss.sS s:$
D NJ LieslinS. smilestone. sure Me Me-
Chubby. Nancy''s Ballet. Twirlalons,
DV SIXTH RHcT@pSTse. s!'sO6; claim ais.
n f fSssriT seA@ mGs up $50 fq SS 800
LlEht Music Passmore) BIO 40
NsbSs Fast Fire. Turkcyneckoasis"s"'
Glory, Blue BouaSet S' Key star Ti fm'o
SEVENTH RACE - The Plymouth
Rock Handicap, $4,000. 3-year-olds
Doc Doe R w. t sSIS"s niue: 100 OUR 10 ou,
Wise MarEin tArmstronsD eco out
Fresh and Fair Uairbanksl out
Fire King, Cherokee Chief. Time,
EIGHTH RAcE&Purse. $1,000: start.
er allowances. 4-year-ods and up; lie
miles
Dutch wyatt lDefOinl q 10 gGO
r q Annex tBright 20
open and Shut Cartier. Solar Clip.
per- David Dream. Time, i5's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
Better Bee Wins
Rich Chieagoan

CHICAGO. June 8 (R.-Bet-
ter Bee closed strongly today
to win Balmoral's $58.700 Chi
cagoan before a crowd of 18,459
at Washington Park.
Better Bee finished more than
a length ahead of Jet Colonel.
while Aberion was third and
Ego fourth in the field of Is
three-year-olds.
Manteau, the 9-to-5 favorite,
finished seventh over the muddy
track.
The Chicagoan was the first
stake triumph for Better Bee,
owned by William S. Miller. a
member Of the Illinois Racing
Board.
Ridden by Charley Burr, Bet
ter Bee ran the mile in 1888.
The victory was worth S35. 500.
Better Bee paid $3.50. $500
and $500. Jet Colonel returned
$3.50 and $500. and Aberion paid
$1l.80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
DELAWARE

$4,000 Florence Nightingale
Purse. designed as a prep for
next Saturdays Delaware Oaks.
Lori-El. the Kentucky Oaks
winner. and Calumet Farms
Rosewood both went of at 9 to
5 odds. But neither was in the
money in the mile and one-six-
tenth contest.
Lori-El. who held as much as
an eight-length lead on the
backstretch, faltered suddenly
at the top of the stretch after
going wide and the Darby Dan
Farms Evening Time, a daugh-
ter Of Citation. headed the
much-improved Marbella. owned
by Russell S. Steele. Hoosier
Honey. Is to shot. was third,
some 3l2 lengths behind the
first pair. and Lori-El was
fourth. Evening Time paid
$1,000. All six starters are eligi-
BILE for the Oaks.
Rosewood. a full sister Of Coal
town. was never really in con-
tention and 1t COULD not be
blamed entirely on the going
She had won in mud and slop
earlier this season. She finished
fifth. beating only Brandywine
Stables Summer Song.
There was a liberal double of
$3.50 paid on a pair of 4 to l
shots in the first two events. The
cashable numbers were 9 and 8.
Julray Stables Pomposity won
the opener by two lengths at
5000 and the first time starter,
Moraine. a 4-year-old gelding
by NaSrulla from the Darby Dan
Stable. was far superior in the
second. taking the sprint by six
lengths at $40.
The mutuel handle Of Sl,788. :
92l was the largest Of the meet
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
Terrang Wins
Argonaut Mile
lin Fast Time

INGLEWOOD. Calf. June
| R.-Terrang, a former stable
mate of the great Swaps. cap
Itured the $50, 100 Argonaut Han
ldicap at Hollywood Park in near
record time.
Now owned by the Poltex Sta
BILE of Dallas, Tex. Terrang was
a wire-to-wire winner in this
mile race in 1888. Swaps won
the same race here last year in
the world record time of 1885
Pit Boss. always a strong fin
Usher, nipped Alfred G. Wander
bilt's Find for the place.
The victory was worth $50, zoe
to the winner.
Johnny Longden broke Terrang
alertly and had the inside lane
throughout. Find ran second
most of the way. although Bobby
Brocato. who chased Swaps to
the wire in the race last year
was on Terrang's heels as the
field of nine made the first turn
From there until a stride before
the finish. Find was trying tc
catch the winner. AS they came
across the wire. however, PHI
Boss stuck his nose in ahead
of the Vanderbilt horse.
Terrang paid $14.50, $40 and
$4.70: Pit Boss $12.40 and $3.50
and Find $3.50.
The favored Corn HuSker never
was a serious factor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
High Girl Wins
Junior Title in
RedIand Hunt

Despite deep footing, Richard
Zimmerman and High Girl east
ly won the Junior championship
in yesterdays opening session of
the two-day Redland Hunt horse
show, which continues today
near .Norbeck. Md.
Zimmerman rode DR.. Chris
tine Kehne's gray mare perfect
ly to win the junior hack; junior
hunters over fences. junior open
jumpers and was second in the
junior hunter hack for total
of Is points.
Twelve points behind was
George Stevens jr.s lockwood,
who with six points won the re-
serve junior title.
Bobbie Gardeners Moonbeam
won the pony title with 10 points
gathered in the large pony di-
vision. BY winning the large pony
open jumpers; the large pony
working hunter, the large pony
hacks, and placing second in the
large pony hunters over fences.
Bobbie was able to top Diane
Ortynsky's Misty Princess by
five points. Misty Princess was
reserve champion with Is points.
accumulated in the small pony
hunter division.
Small Pony Hacks; MISTY Princess.
Mlllswortn; B. Jim Danny. Linky
Medium PONY Hacks; Sky Rocket,
Patricia Garrell: . = Pretty Penny.
Parnell Gore; 3--Smokey Joe. Billy
Boyce III: Puddle Jumper. Bob5ie
Large Pony Hacks: l-Mooabean,.
Bob6ie Gardner: =. Pinocchio, Jimmy
zimmerm nan ;;m,.Lollipop. Todd Gore;
Kehne: s-cooiwood. George tse Stevens ii r.; r.;
my Clio. Bandit Nancy lie:
Small Pony Hunter over Fences: i
Misty Princess; 2--Bandaids Buebeli
Edwin Warheld; 3-sonny; Brownie.
Medium Pony Hunters over Fences:
Smokey Joe; 3-Willowland. susan
M9fle syEo b. 4-Puddle Jumper.
Thumbs Up. Norma Gersterfeld:
2--Moonbeam; 3-Lollipop my
Junior Hunters over Fences. 1-Hish
Girl. 2-Coolwood: Bandit: My
Small Pony Working Hunters. l.
4-Royai ouard. sob,y s;sddins.
Medium Pony Working Hunters: l.
Smokey Joe; 2--PuddlH jumper; =
Pretty Penny; Golden Star, Marc
Large Pony WORKING Hunters: i
s n0onoe am -IPinocealo: ;;-Irinket.
ThsTess Wahlen: a-squeeasEGie.1 ue Cara
Gibbons: dynamite. j r. Davereaux:
little Red, TOMMY Knight.
Junior open Jumpers: High Girl:
"Eugly Dueklins;; Norma Gersterfeld; 3
The Cuttings hermanship class; /
Bon Bon. Robin Hushs,
Harness pony: Red Buttons. A. B.
y Junior 1.o,,i hunter back back; iLMardl Ora,
Ny Heart. Peggy Gray: 4-Bandit.
Small pony Jumpers: 1-Bambi: .
Royal Guard: 3-Sonny: 4-Misty Prin.
Medium pony jumpers: Jimmy.
LUCKY Star. Peggy Dowd: 4-Nutcracker.
LOCAL pony hacks: Indy Sue: .
Ny Clio; 3-Seltere; Jack Worship: A.
aree pony jumpers: l-Moonbeam; .
Gloria Star, Todd Gore; 3-Pinocchio:
4-Liege., Mr.. Gould
PP9 9n!rS CHAMPION mstT Mioon6eam Is Doint'
junior ohamnion: Hish Girl. is points.
Reserve. Coolwood. q points
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
Neorco, p, Sire of Nosru|loh,
Other Sturs, Dies in England

LONDON. June 8 (P.-Nearco,
Italian-bred horse who became
one of the greatest of English
racing sireS, died today at %.
After winning all of his IA
races while performing for the
famous Dormello- Olgiata Stable
of Italy. the swift thoroughbred
was bought by British interests
for an estimated $4,000 for
stud purposes.
Nearco turned out such bril-
liant runners as Nasrullah, who
in turn sired Nashua and Bold
Ruler. winner of the recent
Preakness and the probable ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
By ROBERT b. PHILLIPS
Special Correspondent of The star

UPPERVILLE, Va, June g.
The Oldest trophy in Virginia
oldest. horse show was won by
John Petitioners Duke of
|Paeonian for the third consecu-
tive time here today at the
Upperville Golden horse show.
Each year the outstanding
hunter in Loudoun. Fauquier and
Ineighboring counties takes home
a replica Of the Founders Cup.
IA silver goblet symbolic of more
than a century Of tradition.
Duke Of Paeonian scored his
first victory as 3-year-old in
1855 and has not missed an
inning in the last three years.
This season Hapgood, the cur
rent 3-year-old hope Of the
Pettibone show string, was
Irunnerup among IA top hunters
from this region.
Upperville winds up its three
day meet tomorrow afternoon
when the grand championships
will be pinned.
Pettibone horses were holding
strong hand in three divisions
when the scores were added in
the chill. damp twilight this
afternoon. Hapgood was ahead
on points in the 3-year-old and
green hunter competitions and
Duke of Paeonian only a half
point of the lead horse in the
open conformation section.
Morton "Cappy" Smiths Sin
bad and his Little Sailor were
staging an stable duel in
the working hunter division, sep
Iarated by a single point in
scores.
Only the junior hunter and
small hunter tricolors were
awarded today. They went to
Linda Jenkins Curiosity and
Sarah Payne'S Mariana, respec-
lively.
In the important breeding
classes which opened the show
this morning a home home bred
foal owned by Arthur Godfrey's
Deacon Hill Farm won a blue
ribbon. while Mrs. A. c. RAN
dolph's entry by War Pippin was
declared best of the yearling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

the first round. playing Forest
vile at Alexandria Municipal
Stadium, also at 3.
Other sandlot baseball games
today, also at 3 and in the
Montgomery County League. list
Damascus t2-3) VS.. p. j. Nee at
Rockville t3-2. Sandy Spring
t2-0 at Redland 1927 and
Silver Spring 40 at Westmore
(0-5).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
Fort Lee Nine Edges
Myer in 18th, 81

Fort Lee came up with three
runs in the eleventh on two
errors, two singles and a walk
to defeat Fort Myer. 81. yester-
day at Fort McNair.
Ted Edmunds. property Of
the Detroit Tigers. gave up FIVE
hits in scoring the victory. losing
a shutout when Myer got three
straight singles in the 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

vorite foY the Belmont Stakes
June Is.
Also sired by Nearco we're
Dante. winner Of the 1945 Eng
lish Derby. and Nimbus, English
Derby and Two Thousand GUM
cas- winner in l949. The Ital-
ian-bred sired SOB winners. and
among his top racing achieve
ments was capturing the Prix de
L'Arc De Triomphe in 1888.
Nearco's blood was projected
into the racing headlines only
yesterday. when his granddaugh-
ter, Carozza. owned by Queen
Elizabeth. won the EPSON Oaks
for FLIES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
Duke Of Poeonion Wins
Sd Time at UpperviIIe

fillies. In big class of "a year.
ling colts and geldings, the blue
went to chestnut colt sired by
Brookmeade's stallion More Sun
and owned by Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Menken of Upperville.
Summaries:
Thoroushbred brood mares: 1-Tourch
Parade. 1. A. Gibson; 2--Bright Fate
NJ. and Mrs. Harold Menken: 3--Cross
Photo, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grimm
Thoroughbred foals: ENTRY. Beacon
Hill Farms: Entry. Mrs. A. c. Ran.
dolph; 3-Entry. Fenton Farm; EN-.
try' Mrs. Leigh Bishop.
Junior hunter hacks: I-Bebe. NORTH
alll Farm; 2@scuriositv: Linda Jenkins
Mrs. John Burke.
. Middle and heavyweisht workins
Farms: 2-Ad Lib. Mr.. and Mrs Jerry
Strong; 3-Handall, Mrs Don Arnold
Gold Received. Rodger Bayly.
Open small hunters: Mariana; .
Rascal. James Mills. jr.; ;-Bon Fleur
Afmaar. Al-Marah Arabian Horse Farm
O. working hunters under saddle: l.
Sin9sd' MRS Morton Smith; Moo
Proud; 4-curiosity.
Model small hunters: Miss Rookie
Tide; 4-The Electrician. Ai-Marah.
Open hunters: silver Miner, Chin.
quapin Farms; Spanish Mint. Mrs
D nrs s srIcker; Halo Miss, MI. and
Paeonian. John Pettibone.
Thorouahbrad yaariino Riun..
Entry. Mrs. A.. G. Randolph; Plight
Compton: ENTRY, Meander Farm.
tnc Tnoroug FnitS yesrling colts or seId;
Menken: ENTRY. Fenton Farm; 3
Entry. Meander Farm: 4-Brother
Pierre Wayerlv Farm.
Thoroughbred two-year-olds Ale.
zzan' Herbert Shaw; Modern Design
Mt MI and Mrs. Robert Notch. .3-stone
John P6ttipone
yuniol liunters: Curiosity; 2-Meri-
ana :;-Meria Maid. Delmar Twyman:
4-Rock-a-bit B. b. Mills
ARABIAN mares or geldings: Ike
rama. Elaine Asmis; !-AlAdarah Ru-
wala, Mr.. and Mrs. owen McEWen: B.
AlMsrah Suoayh, Mrs Edward Wheeler
4-Seea. George Sharp.
Four year-olds and over. 1-Redlyon
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Canfield; cadillac
Square. Mrs. Leigh Bishop: "A Request
rupert PhippS; 4-Hans Brinker, Mrs
Page Jennings.
Ladies working hunters Little
Sailor Morton Smith: s-Moomerie; g.
Journey Proud; 4-Sinbad
Junior Arabian horses: l-Bellshazzer
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Holt; Newer Die
Artimus, Leroy Levan: 3-Al-Marah
Ruwala; 4-Al-Marah SubayM.
Open hunter: Duke OF Peaonean;
Silver Miner: Spanish Mint; A.
Ripple Boy Boginod Farm.
Founders CUP: Duke Of Paeonean;
2-Hapgood: 3-Calioan, Mrs. A. C.
Mrs. Frederick Warburg.
Junior working hunter: Curiosity;
2-RobesVrierre. Beverly Bryan: b
Meuana. 4-Beaugard Col. Lowell Riley
ers l--Ce Than. 2-Nizhf Owl. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Warhurg; 3-Ionf
Scholar. Mrs. c. NJ. Baxter. 4-CadillaC
S0uare
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
Legion Nine Seeks
Sd Straight Victory

Fairfax Legion. with two
straight wins in the Old Domin-
ion League, will seek its third
when 1t meets Atchison a. Keller
at 3 O'Clock today at Fairfax
High School.
one other league game has
Colonial Restaurant, winner Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
Soccer SemiiruIs

The knights of Columbus
soccer team will play the Balti-
more Ukrainians in a semifinal
round game of Arnold Cup play
at 2:30 pm. today at Fifteenth
and Kennedy streets NV.
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BELMONT
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ahg VI
slower than the stakes record
set by Jack High in 1880 and
equalled by Midafternoon a year
ago. Traffic Judge paid $14.70,
$8.l0 and $40. while Dedicate,
second choice at 4 to /. returned
SIS and $3.50. Greek Spy. a field
horse. was $4.70 to show. The
Greentree Stables Riley. who ran
18th. was the favorite at 1910 to
81.
This was Arcaros third Metro
politan victory and his first since
1910. when he won with Green
trees Third Degree. He had won
previously in 1888 with Danger
Point.
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u. S. RifIemen Win

BlSLEY, ENGLAND. June 8
fPl.-The 7th Regiment of the
New York National Guard out
scored the Queens Westminis-
ters today in rife shooting. The
New Workers scored 1.l33 points
to l.060 for the Britons.
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Suffolk Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000. claim
Colonel Sun lLanel $500 1900 300
ku-kee tGibbl 500 40
For Free tAdamsl 100
Some Fun. Utopia, Indian Lad. Super
10y. Emotion, BeRuile. Jack Kenny,
Montana Time 532s
SECOhD RAcE-Purse. So 900; claim
Ing 4-year-Olds and up. u iurlongs
Ruth & DerOin) 1000 500 $40
Miss sands tGibbl ego g. 10
A T0ute Force tVenutn 2iO
Game Heart Power Steering. Re-
terrific. Bees FREELY. Lite Star. Fogle
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Belmont Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing 3-year- oldS: furlongS
Great Grant UsseryD $40 $40 go
Pow-POw tWoOdhouseD $50 $50
Trireme (SterlinEb $40
Trim Boy, Reparation. Papa viii
Play. Inka Dinka Doc, Periauest. Fran
Homme. o K Bud, Nibonny, a The Horse
Fair Fuji-Mum. Ace Mar. Time. l:llAs.
Dana Mia Stable Rosenberg entry.
Field
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ms 4-year-oids and up: Is furlongS.
French Ace tC'bestl 1880 $50 SEQ
OWLS image (Ar'rOl 900 $50
Bl Lyric (ChoauetteD $50
Walrus. lswas. Viking Victory. The
Snrgeon. Classic Music, Up. Time