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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
Italians Ban
DovisCupper

LONDON, July Is R.-The
italian Lawn Tennis ASsocia-
ton has banned Giuseppe Mer-
10. Davis Cup player. from the
w m b ledon championships
starting June % and the
Queens Club Tournament be-
ginning today.
The cable from Italy to Of
ficials here also requested that
the diminutive. 30-year-old
star be told to return to Italy
No reason was given. but Merle
says the action may have re-
suited from an incident in
Italy's recent Davis Cup victory
against Denmark.
ION the last day when my
colleague, Orlando Sirola
dropped out with the series al
ready decided. / was asked tc
take his place." Merlo said
But I replied I didn't want to
That is the only reason I car
think why this situation has
been brought about"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16

Trainer Johnny Nerud today
awaited word whether to send
Gallant Man 10 California for
two 100000 races at HOLLYWOOD
Park. after Ralph loves little
Irish-raised colts victory over
Bold Ruler In the s5e.s Metro
politan Handicap at Belmont
Park Saturday.
With Round Table deserving
Hollywood in favor Of summer
racing In Chicago. Gallant Man
might find the mile-and-a-
quarter Hollywood Gold Cup
July IL and the mile-and-five-
Fights Sunset Handicap July %
right up his alley.
Mr.. Lowe likes 10 race In
California Nerud said, after
Gallant Man rushed UP from
next to last place In a field Of
10 to hand a two-length on
Bold Ruler, the wheatley Stable
ace.
Gallant Man carried 100
pounds In the one-mile Metro
politan, five less than Bold
Ruler.
IF we hadn't won the Met,
we'd had to get out of town. /"
said Nerud. who planned to con-
fer with Lowe about the i'm
mediate future. Bold Ruler,
with 1856. had beaten Gallant
Man. carrying 1913. in the seven
furlong Carter Handicap
May 30.
Bold Rulers next start is ex-
pected to come July 4 in
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2 CALIFORNIA RACES INVITING
GoIIontMon' S Owner
Moy Send Colt West

Belmont's $4,000 Suburban
Handicap at a mile and q quar-
ter. Weights for that race
come out June 2s. and II seems
that Gallant Man viii 90 up
and Bold Ruler drop down IN
the estimates Of Handicapped
Jimmy Kilroe. Gallant Man
has drawn 100 for the Holly
wood Gold Cup.
Round Table. owned by Travis
NJ. Kerr Of Oklahoma. left
California because 1t was felt
his l32-pound assignment for
the Gold Cup was excessive,
The stable pointed out that
Swaps drew only 1870 when he
won In 1855. Round Table won
the Gold Cup as a 3-year-old
last year with 100 pounds.
II Gallant Man heads west,
the three big handicap stars
will be operating on three diff
ferent fronts. and perhaps
might set UP another show
down battle somewhere in the
fall. Last year 1t was in the
Trenton Handicap at Garden
State Park. where Bold Ruler
won over Gallant Man, and
Round Table finished third.
They were the top Swear -old
colts Of 1857.
Round Table. the biggest
money-winning horse still rae
ing with earnings Of $l.056, 264,
is expected to start in the $780,
000-added Arch Ward Memo
rial on the Washington Park
grass course June %.
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Morris Awarded
Princeton Trophy

PRINCETON. N. j.. June 16
R.-Thomas B. Morris. jr.. Of
Fort Lauderdale, Fla, today
was awarded the highest honor
Princeton University can con-
fer o nan athlete, the William
Winston Roper trophy.
Established in honor Of the
coach who piloted Princeton's
football squad for II years. the
trophy is presented annually to
the senior who best combines
high scholastic rank. out
standing qualities of sports
manship and general prof.
cheney in athletics.
Morris earned six letters in
football and baseball. He was
mentioned On several All-Ivy
and All-East football squads
in his junior year as a tailback,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
star Racing Editor

STANTON. Del. June 10
II you we're at Delaware Park
back in 1899. you should re-
member Moose Peters and
Glenn Smith batting for the
Jockey championship.
Moose won the title but
Smith won the tracks closing
feature. the Sussex Handicap.
with Whitley Abel's well re-
membered Honey Cloud. who
beat out the favored Masked
General.
Last Friday afternoon. fans
with long memories blinked at
their programs in amazement
when they saw the name Glenn
Smith in the jockey column
after March Hare won the Sec
ond race.
1t was the same Glenn
Smith, now A and a grand
father.
Just six weeks ago, Smith
weighed l57 pounds and was
working as a Jockeys agent in
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Trotters Top
Card Tonight
AtLuureI-
BY DICK OBRIEN
star star Writer

A week or Reading Fair Fu-
turity races. starting tonight
with q sl6.50O event for 2
year-old trotterS. headlines
Laurel Raceway's third week Of
harness racing.
Futurity events will be held
on five nights this week and
will attract a crop Of 2 and 3
year old PAGERS and trotters,
many eligible for future COM
petition In such classics as the
Hambletonian. Little Brown
jug. Yonkers Futurity and
other top stakes for younger
horses.
Following tonight's feature.
the weeks card lists a 2-year-
old pace tomorrow night worth
$l7.500: a trot for juvenile fil-
lies Wednesday for $4,000: q
2-year-old file pace Thurs
day for $4,000 and a sl7,50o
pace Friday night for 3-year-
old PAGERS.
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Jersey Drag Pilot
Wins Aquosco's
EIiminutor Prize

Drag racing honors at Aqua.
SEQ Speedway yesterday went
to a couple Of Ford roadster;
of 1880 vintage.
The Camwinders Club Cal
won the top speed trophy al
1918 miles per hour. The road
ster is powered by a 1851 Olds
engine.
Top eliminator honors went
to Ray Dallego of Vineland
N. j. He raced his 1880 Ford
roadster. with a Thunderbird
engine. to a closing speed OF
1911 m.p.h. with an elapsed
time of l2.5 seconds on the
quarter-mile strip.
Summaries:
Glass BA--Ray Dallego, Vineland
N. J.. 1890 Ford-T-Bird. 12,5. ,l071.
1880 Ford-olds. Is.S, 1919.
Glass GASsmith and Mentally, Phil
9delphia, ls4s crosley-Blown Third
.' cla. 50, asB-sm y..s.r, cEoystOr
N. y. 1882 Ford-olds 12.9. 1887,
Class RA.Doug Royston, Baltimore
1895 Ford-Cheyy. 1873, 49,.
Class CA-Dave Coleman. Lintht
cum. Nd. 1884 Ford-cadillac. lab
Class CB-Bfny oallas. Baltimore
1888 cheyrolet;chevy; 14.e. ss,5
more. 1889 Ford-Ford. 1919. l01,l.
Glass cD-Elton Padsstt, Hillside
MS CAS- lsS cE chsys iS Ssrks s7 ssltlmor.
Class xc-John jackson. Mclean
Class xD~Ai Pelsinsky. Baltimore
Glass Es-Pesay Gibson. Hillside
Nd. 1850 Ford. n. q. $50.
Glass Es-Paul Padsett.. washing
ton: 1858 CHEVY. 1874. 74.I -,
Io Sla' cad RiIsMT0T III t's so7 o10n Hill
Class csA-Bob Gardner. BaltI,
Class csSEVsrett witt eG' 'wsshins
ton. 1855 Chevrolet. III, sis.
Class BsA=Al Hurley. Paris, Nd.
isssIi .. olf ss- ls9' y sos rov,0n. Ma
1857 Chevrolet. 1913, IS
r.. GsS; H Ma iss7 ssrd MaeE9sy Z cT
Class AsGArt LsnSrecht, Liy.ston
N. =. 1858 Chevrolet. 1872. ss.3.
Class ssSiiai Ramsey. wilmington
Del. 1887 Chevy 1873, e2,4
Powder Pun-Thelma Ramsey, VIII
mington, Del. 1857 Chevy, 1875, 92.4
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Log Rollers Win
BOWLING Tourney

The Log Rollers Of Logistics
won the Department Of Army
Federation Bowling Tourna-
ment which wound UP yester-
day at the Arlington Bowling
Center.
The Logistics scored 1881 in
the final three-game match to
beat out the Transportation
Tugs (l,89D and the Gutter
Ballers of the Adjutant Gen.
erals once C1,83D. Robert
Lind fired 1853 for the Log
Rollers toward a sos final game.
The tournament opened with
champions Of the 10 leagues in
the Department Of Army.
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Dudus Wins Title
In Golf for Deuf


George Dudas Of Norristown,
Pa. cousin Of Stan Dudas who
tied for 26th place in the Ma
tional Open last week at Tulsa,
is the champion Of the eighth
annual tournament Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia Deaf Golfers
Association. ~
Dudas won the 36-hole event
with 86-80-l66. fired Saturday
and yesterday at the Silver
Spring Golf Club.
Results:
Glass A-Georse Dudas. S6-S0--
1876: Richard CaSwell $3.50 -l5O.
Byron Baer, Ss-S6-lf5; Simon Car
mel. s3-91-l7i; Otto Mangrum, So
e4--iS3
Class Bose Berries, g3-Sa-fs.:
a1-S6-1S3; William Hill, g4-gi-lS5;
Robert Panara, a7-a6-i93: Frank
Hutchinson, a5-lOi--le6.
Class c--calvin Green, l0.-1le-
ga; Donald Peterson, l0a-1li-2a6;
Harold Domieh,. ll3.ii6-22a: Con:
Golden. i35-ll9-254.
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Ingram, Harrison
Tuke Net Titles

Ernie Ingram and Doris Har-
rison won the mems and wom-
ems singles title, respectively,
Of the District Recreation De-
partment's annual tennis tour
lament yesterday on the Rock
Creek courts. Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets NV.
Ingram defeated Fred Cone,
81. GA, while Miss Harrison
beat Nancy Gates, SO, 60,
Ga.
other results:
Mems doubles tauarter-fnalsl: Bill
Basset and Jim Shafer def. John Perry
and Bill Wilson 81. e..
Mems doubles sseminnslsl; Pred
Ingram and Harold Freeman. Ga,
6-3; Bill Basset and Jim Shafer def
Charles Curry and John Renney,
6-2, al,
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Top Drivers on Hand

Long regarded as q spring.
board Of champions. the Read
ing classics which had their
origin In 1891. have been
transferred to Laurel on a per-
manent basis. In addition TO
attracting the cream Of younger
standardbreds. the Reading
events win also find some Of
the Nations top drivers in
action.
Laurel has the approval Of
the Maryland Racing Commits
sion for nine races tonight and
tomorrow night, but a request
for nine race cards for the
remainder Of the meeting
made by Laurel is being held
in allegiance.
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Washington PoIoists
Defect Durnestown

The Washington Polo Club
defeated Jamestown. 9-6, yes
terday at Barnsley Field in
Olney, Md.
Danny Durham scored four
goals and Don Bradley added
three for the victors. Halter
Cunningham led Jamestown
with four goals,
The Washington Polo Club
and the Potomac Polo Club
will play a benefit came next
week for the benefit Of the
Cerebral Palsy Fund,
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Agriculture Nine
Wins LEGION Come

Agriculture defeated Walker
Post "a. 90. in a District
American Legion baseball game
yesterday on the East Ellipse.
Jack McGann pitched a two
hitter for Agriculture. striking
out 10 and walking only three.
Bill Fallon added a solo homer
for the victors.
Walker Post "B" defeated
Kenna Main Post, So, in a
league game on the North
! Ellipse.
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Feature Split

The $16.5O0 feature tonight
will be held in two dashes.
II both races are won by the
same horse, the purse will be
worth $7.425, plus an addi-
tional $l.650. II there are
separate winners, a nom
wagering race-otf will be held
after the ninth event. with the
victor receiving $3.50.
Billy Haughton's entry of
Circo and Hickory Pride are
favorited in the Reading Trot.
Hickory Pride is a half brother
Of Hickory Smoke, who won
the Hambletonian in 1856.
Chief opposition figures to
come from Paleface Hanover
and Rodney Pick, owned by the
Fair Acres Farms of DuQuoin.
III.
Other contenders will be The
Ledger; the Stanley Dancer
entry Of John A. Hanvoer and
Doc Jenko; Ernest Hanover,
Newport Dillon, Popular Flash.
Eric's joey and Darn You.
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Pustruno Scores
Victory in Italy

BOLOGNA, Italy. June l6
R.-American Willie Pastra-
no, third ranked heavyweight,
defeated Franco Cavicchi, for
mer European champion. by a
decision last night in a To-
round bout.
Pastrano weighed ls9 and
Cavicchi 202.
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SSsSSs CITY

Wlnner-Maas t4-5l. Loser--FOr-
HBPSBy torniel.s Held. wP-
Mas. U-Riee, Rommel, Stevens,
Napp. T-2:O6. A--2p,0l4.
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KANSAS CRY


Totals IS . ~ q Totals 80 an 4
sinsled for Fornieles in bth: 2
Ran for williams In sth; 3 Grounded
out for Martyr IN 9Th: Grounded
out for Kiely in sth: Grounded out
for Deiock IN 9th.
c Grounded out for Martyr in 9Th;
u Grounded out fnr Ktely in Sth; 4
Grounded ont for O'clock In 9th.
KANSAS CITY 4OI 030 OiO-a
BOSTON 900 900 Oi3-4
E-Jensen. Po-A-Kansas City. 81
IL; Boston. s7-l3. DP-carrasquel
Lopez and Power; Demaestri. Lopez
and Power. LoB-Kansas City. 5.
| Boston. =.
sb-Lopez. smith. carrasqeul. Bud
din. ah--Cerv, Power. HR-Cerv,
stephens. s-Maas.
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winner-worthinEt t5-2). Loser
Simmons DID.
U-secory. venEon. conlan. T.
2:05. A-22,462.
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Equals Record

Miss Kasner FIRST passed the
former American record at g.
feet-6. a 6-foot-9-tnch barrier
in competition. The old record
was set by a Washington horse
woman. Miss Margaret Cotter.
riding Rocksie.
At 70 inches. Freckles and
Miss Kusner equalled the Euro
pean record. The unofhcial
worlds record is 8-feet-3-
inches. made in 1928 by Fred
Wettach, jr.. riding Kings Own.
On a routine level Of hunter
champions. the leading stable
during the three-day show was
the string exhibited by Robert
Notch Of Keene, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
Close Margin

His Modern Design took the
3-year-old championship and
was reserved in the green con-
formation hunter division. Bris-
toll Bay. another Notch hunter,
captured the green hunter work.
ing championship reserve.
A 21a-point margin separated
Duke of Paeonian. owned by
John Pettibine of Middleburg
and Black Atom. who took the
reserve ribbon for Mrs. A. C.
Randolph of Upperville.
The working hunter cham
pion was Gourmet Proud, owned
by the Shawnee Farm of Ken
lucky. and grand conformation
honors went to Witchcraft,
owned by Morton Smith, also
Of Middleburg.
Maui Blue earned the green
working tricolor for S. L. War
rem of Middleburg.
Summaries:
Open Green Hunters, Modern De.
sign. Mr.; and Mrs: D, r, Notch; 2
good, John s. Pettibone: 4. Ballynoe
Mrs. J. Deane Rucker.
$500 Green Working Hunter Stake
!. Bristol Bay, Mr.. and Mrs. D: r
Notch: ,, French Pastry. Mrs. PhillT
Connors; 3, Shiining Tide. ormond.
W. smith; 5. Teddy Bear. Alice Frazer
Ladies Conformation Hunters =
spanish Mint. Mrs. J. Deane Ruckeri
2, Duke Of Paeonian. John s. Pettibonei
3, Black Atom, Mrs. A. c. Randolph,
4, Ripple Boy, Boginod Farm.
Gingsr. Mrs: Il: 4: someryills; 2
less Time, cornelia B. Winthrop; 4
Galley Lad, John s. Pettibone; 5, Moo.
merle, Mrs. A. c. Randolph.
500 Green Hunter Stake--1t wich'
Design; 3, Ruth's Hy. Waverly Farm
Z. Misty Mazarin, chinauapin Farm
High Jumping Stake, Freckies
New Hope Farm and War Hawk, Merri.
ield Stables (tie); 2. Remodel. Donaic
$3.50 Conformation Hunter stake
] Black Atom: 2. Duke Of Paeonian
3, Spanish Mint; 4. Ripple Boy, Bogi'
nod Farm.
working Hunters Appointment CLASS
II, Alice Rock, Mimi Mills: .
Journey Proud, Shawnee Farm; 3
Shippers Pate: 4, Hourless Time.
Conformation Hunter Appointment
class--1, Ripple Boy; 2, Our Delight
Shawnee Farm: 3, Duke Of Paeonian
Take Command. Shawnee Farm.
Three-Year-Old champion-Moderr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ma.
Green working Hunter Champion
Maui Blue USl.
Green working Hunter Reserve
Bristol Bay IN.
WORKING Hunter chsmpiOn-JOurne'
WORKING Hunter Reserve-Ginser
1Ol.
Green Conformation Hunter Cham
pion-Witehcraft f2IiaG
Green Conforms ton Hunter Re
serve--Modern Design (20h).
Conformation Hunter Champion -
Duke Of Paeonian G7ial.
Conformation Hunter Reserve -
Black Atom 05l.
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winnsr-.Klippstein Cs-2D. Loser
HBP-By Acker Cwalls). U-Dascoli.
Donatelli Crawford. T-2:4l. A.
@o.o22.
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Girl, Sets
U. 5. Record
'AtUpperviIIe
BY ROBERT b. PHILLIPS
Special writer for Ths star

UPPERVILLE, Va. June is.
- Seventeen year = old Kathy
Kusner Of Fairfax broke the
American women's record for q
high Jump by clearing a 7-foot-
3-inch fence as the Upperville
Colt and Horse Show ended Its
three-day run here yesterday.
Riding Freckles. a little gray
mare who stands only 5-feet-2.
the young Virginia horsewoman
was tied in the high jumping
contest by Warhawk. owned
and ridden by wally Holly. I'M
able to break the tie In COM
petition. the issue was settled
by the toss OF a coin. II was
won by New Hope Farm. owner
Of Freckles. which received the
challenge trophy in the event.
The prize money Of 500 was
split.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16

E.-Davenport Po-A-Philadelphia
24-12; San Fransicso. 27-l4. DIP
spenser. Bressoud and cepeda: saWat-
ski and Hemus: Bressoud. Spencer and
cepeda. LoB-Philadelphia, S; San
Francisco. 4.
2b-Ashburn, Alou. 3b-Alou. s.
| Worthington. SF-Frenandez
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TIGERS. Is: YANKs. 90


ar aided out for Bauer IN sth;
66r alss = for Carey d 4 S cSo 800.
NEW YORK 0Oo 600 1000
E-BoIilnG, Kubsk, Po-A--pstroit,
s7.ls; New York. st-7 pp-Martin.
Boiling and Harrla LoB-Deiroit 10,
"'v io'I sEcosD oAMs,
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PIRATES, u; DODGERS, i
PITTSBURGH
Los ANGELES
Totals 4II214I2 Totals IS s,

Totals II IL IA IL Totals IS 1 3
into force out for Frskine In 5th
eGrounded out for Koufax In 9TH. dHit
into force out for Drysdale In 9th.
PITTSBURGH O5O O6O IOO-Ie
Los ANGELES 49, 600 O0l 600
E-MaEeroski. Gray. PO-A-Pitts-
burgh 27-l2, Los Angeles 27-9. LOB
Pittsburgh q. Los Angeles \. 2b--Vir-
don. HR-Thomas, Mazeroski. Law.
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BOYS BASEBALL

MOUNT yERNON-LEE LITTLE LEAGUE
Penn-Daw. o; Bueknell Manor, 3.
Jsrry's BARRIERS, 3ij Va. Hills, 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16

W-Law GA. L-Newcombe (0-6l
HBP-By Williams (Thomas, Maze.
roskD U-Landes. Delmore. Barlick
Jackowski. T-2:34. A-30,752.
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BRAVES. 4; CARDS. Z

Totals SO 4 9 3 Totals 81 249
singled for Rush In Sth: 2 Ran
Bruton in sth: 4 Filed out Tor smith
In 9th.
MILWAUKEE, 600 600 013-A
ST. LOUIS 900 OO2 O0O-2
E-Mathews PO-A-Milwaukee 27-a:
st. Louis s7-S DP-ToWe and Lo-
san: Blaslngame, Kasko and Musial.
LOB-Milvaukee 4, St. Louis 5.
2b-Aeron. HR CUNNINGHAM,
Hanebrink. SB-Blasingame.
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The $20,000-added Diamond
State Handicap to be staged
Saturday. tops the weeks rae
ing at Delaware. Included in
the 81 nominees are winners of
II major stakes this year.
Weights for the mile-and-a-
sixteenth event are due later
today.
Diamond State Handicap ell
gibleS boasting 1858 stakes VIC
tories are: Brookmeade Stables
Oligarchy (Widener. Laurel
and Camden Handicaps); Cain
Hoy Stables One-Eyed King
Lincoln Special and Magic
City Handicap; Happy Hill
Farms Kingmaker (Royal
Palm and Excelsior Handi-
capS; Roy E. Faircloth's
Sharpsburg Capitol and VAL
ley Forge Handicaps). and Lib
erty Sun CMr. Fitz Handicap
and Mrs. E. D. Jacobs Paper
Tiger Bowie Handicap.
Christiana stables Ricci
Tavi, winner of two stakes last
year and three in 1856, may
make his 1858 debut in the Dia-
mond State.
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A-YEAR-OLD GRANDFATHER
Glenn Smith Riding
Again at Delaware

Maryland. When he rode
March Hare to victory. he
tipped the scales at lie.
1t was during the last week
at Laurel that Smith decided
on trying a comeback. He had
quit riding in November. 1855.
Smith was advised by his
rider friends to take advantage
of the electric sweat boxes.
which all tracks are equipped
with now. but the old-timer
spurned the new gadget.
when I was q leading rider
in these parts, we took of
weight by hitting the road" he
says.
Smith was lonesome figure
in the early morning. jogging
around the track or nearby
countryside, bundled in heavy
underwear. two pairs Of pants.
a heavy jacket, a rubber suit
and tennis shoes on his feet.
He ran for an hour or so
every day. literally sweating of
pounds. At Pimlico he rode two
races at 122 pounds. March
Hare was the fourth mount In
his comeback.
Actually it's been Is years
since Smith rode at Delaware
Park. Before his retirement"
nearly three years ago. he was
riding in the Northwest-at
Longacres, Spokane and Port
land Meadows, where night
thoroughbred racing is held.
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SECOND oAMR


Totals 80 tiOl Totals 50 0 o
. Grounded out for johnson ~ sth.
CHICAGO Oof 600 Ooo-4
BALTIMORE 49, 900 600 000-O
E. None. Po-A = Chicago. e7-iS:
Baltimore e7-s. LOB = chieaeo. 9;
Baltimore. z.
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csissso. .sS 9sH-S6l Par 4.,Io,.
E esnks and Ions. LoB-cineinnati'7
ee-whisensnt go. Thomson. Hoax.
park. TAYLOR, Banks ab-walla.
hh--Whisenant. sB-orammAs. s.
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M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MIN tt-3. Loser
u-crawford .Daseoil. Donatsnl
8-2;s'. A Standardization.
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Totals ~ ~ 4 Totals 34 a0I
= Struck out for Drott IN end: .
rlied out for Hobbie In 9TH; ! Ran
,or Grove N Tth. I Struck out for
renry in sth; Grounded out for
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FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000:
Reading Pair Futurity: trot; 1 mile,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-05
Koch Scott Rites Read Al
Trinity Episcopal Church

Tho Trinity Episcopal Church
RchlAnds vas tho scene of the
Saturday afternoon wedding Of MISS
Priscilla Ann Scott 10 Arthur Ellis
worth Koch, III The BRIDE is the
daughter ot MI and Mrs John
CharlcSs Scott Cedar Bluff The
bridegroom Is The son Of Mr. and
Mrs Arthur + Koch. Farmyllle
The Rev Thomas J. Eidout Of
ficiated Mrs Thomas l. Ridont.
church orEanist played traditional
wedding music
Given In marriage by her father
the bride wore French Chant!llv
lacc oven SATIN wedding gown fash
toned with fitted bodice. scalloped
portra., i.ecklinc outlined with Sc
auins and seed pearls Tho very fun
shccrcd sklrt cascaded into q
chapel tram Her two tier French
ILLUSION E.il was anchored ID 4 coro-
net Of lace embroidered In pearls
and scquins She carried a semi
crescent bouquet "a white sweet
heart roses and stephanotis With
tufts ~ white nnt Her only icWelrv
was cultured pearls. q gift Of the
groom For her something old
the bride wore 4 handmade petit.
coat made ANA worn IN MN grand
mother Scott III hcr wedding
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-05

Mrs } b MASSEY and Mss Jean
MASSEY are The guests Of Dl and
Mr 2 Il. Massey and FANNY n
COLLEGE, Park Md
Mrs Emmett r Elliott has re-
turned from the Womcns Confer
encc At MasSanetta where she was
Hampden sydney +
Mr. and Mrs Robert 7 Jerome
and children. 81 Falls Church and
Appleton WI. were IN wenx end
guests of Mr. Aid MI ! r atR,n.
son.
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Mrs v. l.. GIale had Is guests.
hef son ana daHRh'er-ih-laW NH
and Mfs flaheiS uia.'' q iisa',.-
Dil' ~ Nr ana Mill sos'' Mi
Ms Everett Shoemaker and two
grandchildren. Of Detroit. Mich
u, Mrs I'LL hanp pa,sr W. ,,co,Iau NJ
Jill NH = . cr,..eord snon,
,hra. HILL =, ,r,seano.,a a,,ond
It'll ~ wo,nc,,s confc,n,co
n.s VI,
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