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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
Bel Air Opens
12-DaY Meet

BEL AIR, Md, May II tSpe-
ciaD Bel Airs annual 12-day
race meeting opens here a. the
picturesque three-quarter mile
track Monday. Post time
throughout the session will be
2 pm.
Two-thlrds OF the horses en-
tered for the first Bel Air pro-
gram have been racing at the
mile tracks during the spring
major season which closes al
Pimlico today. The featured
Inaugural Purse. an allowance
test at a mile. drew a field OF
seven. all Of which last COM
peted at the big tracks.
Bel Air is the first of the 1--WE
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Cunningham. 6-3. g.; David Pho
Ned Fine defeated Tom Grisard, "a.
2-6, 6--3 John Morgan defeated
Gordsn Quinn. 60, 6-l
Bows 15-snd-under First round
John Pratt defeated jay Courtney,
4-6, g.. 6-3. Bob Frank defeated
Pandy Durham, u ~, 6--u Roma 1
Goldman defeated 70 70 Yang, -,
60; "a Ed Fslk defeated Jerome
defeated CLARK Luikhart, IS. o..
Peter Bernhof defeated Bobby Fried
man. 40 6--3, 81 Jimmy Gilbert
defeated Roger Wilson, Ga. 81
Leonard Rubinowitz defeated John
Swartzman. a. 20.
Second round. Jerry Courtney de-
feated Robert Goldman, 81, 60.
Mendi Ali defeated Frank Durham. ir
t 6.7,S; 81 Ed Fan defeated R9nsld
feated Jonathan Clark, Cd, Ga
Girls 15-and-under-Qu Quarter finals:
Holly Winter defeated Phronie Buaser-
feated Gail Brown. ID. 6-3 Betty
Ann Murphy defeated Bonnie Martin,
81; g.. Tisha Myers defeated Anne
Weaver, "a. So, a..
Girls Island under First round:
80, 81. Nancy oberdick defeated
Friedman defeated Eileen Wishner,
60, 6-0 Lynn Mitchell defeated
Barbara Bergin, 81. I'd
Quarter finals CAROLYN Witt de-
ieated Betty Anne Murphy, 6--3, 6-3
Marilyn Kaplan defeated Nancy Ober-
man defeated Lynn Mitchell. 60.
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Nefmen Upset
In Arlington

Three upsetS marked the
opening round of the Arling-
ton County Tennis Associa-
tion'S Junior tournament yes
terday at the Bancroft Courts.
Clark jLuikhart. seeded No. 2,
and Jay Courtney, seeded
fourth, were knocked out of
the boys l5-and-under class,
while Phronie Bauserman, sec
ond seeded in the girls 15-and-
under group, also lost.
Other seeded players, includ-
ing Peyton Howard, top-ranked
in the boys l8-and-under group
and fresh from victory in the
Friends School tournament.
won as expected. Play resumes
at 9 am. today.
Results:
Boys 1s-and-under - First round !:
John Shaw defeated Frsnk HornsG,
ID, 6-3; Ronnie Lee defeated Paul
Hobson. 81 60; Sandie Walker
defeated Jack Darnall, ID, G--0;
Ned Fine defeated Jim Hill. 90, al;
Mike slayton defeated John Jenrick,
1T, 6--l, 6--B
Second round: David Hutchinson
defeated Steve Parel, TO, 6-3: Bob
Wilson defeated Donald Marshall, 6--:},
10 Lewis MichaelS defeated David
Martin, 60, 60; Frank Goeltz de-
feated ileen Adams, 81, -: Peter
Hoyt defeated Jay Casper, st 60.
6--3 Sandie Walker defeated Chi Lin.
6--3, 6-3; Peyton Howard defeated
George Callahan. 60. I'll Lea
o., "a: Jim o'Kane defeated Dick
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Mighty Tar led TO the three
quarters but gave way TO The
Engineer, who raced TO the
top and breezed TO the finish
in 2:07l. paying $3.50.
Owner-driver Kelly was the
recipient Of a trophy presented
by Calvin Grifiith, president Of
the Senators.
Cutting out a mark Of 2:05.2,
Parker Hawk. driven by Gayle
Chick, upset the dope by win
ming the secondary feature. the
Variety Club I'D division) pace,
beating out the Us favorite, Jay
by a head.
The Variety Club pace, was
raced in three divisions, but
Parker Hawks time was tops by
a thrilling finish in the third
division.
Jay H. had a six-length lead
at the three-quarter mark, but
faltered turning for home as
Parker Hawk opened up with a
burst Of speed and got to the
wire a head winner. paying
$3.50.
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The Engineer
Takes Feature
AT Rosecroft
BY DICK O'BRIEN
star star Writer

The Engineer, owned and
driven by Ed Kelly. Of Mt. Hol-
ly. N. j.. ran true TO form last
night at Rosecroft TO capture
the featured Washington Sena-
tors Pace before a crowd Of
7.7l2.
Backed down 10 AS. The En-
gineer shook on seven other
challengers in handy fashion
as he wound up on the front
end by a length. with Bay
Goose second and Mighty Tarr
third.
The Engineer, purchased
originally for $3.50 at the Do
yer, DEL. sales, upped his life
time earnings 10 100000 with
81 500. He Is an S-year-old son
Of The Widower.
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Maryland minor tracks TO run
this year. The other -four will
not operate until late summer.
nmonium resumes the small
track schedule August 80 with
a l2-day stand and will be fol-
lowed by meetings at Hasers-
town, Cumberland and Marl-
boro.
The last three days Of the
Bel Air session will oppose the
Delaware Park meeting. which
opens May 20. Bel Air closes
Saturday. May 81.
In the inaugural event, Liv-
ingstan Stables Ournav, top
weighted with l24 pounds, faces
less formidable opposition and
probably will be favored. Jockey
Donald league. who has oeen
riding this spring at Bowie.
Laurel and Pimlico, will be in
the saddle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
BY LEWIS r. ATCHISON
star stan Writer

9AeA 1tAh "AANNA
BALTIMORE. May l7.-V Vic
Sovinski. the onetime baker
who trains Lincoln Road, still
isn't satisfied that Calumet's
Tim Tam is the better colt than
his own.
In fact, Vic said he thought
Tim Tam was lucky to get rae
ing room for the stretch run
that beat his colt-again-in
today's sd running of the
Preakness.
IF Talent Show don't let
him out of a pocket" said So
vinski, "he amt gonna beat me.
He should never have beat me
In the Florida Derby, but my
horse propped four times in
that race, and that was it.
Don't get me wrong" Sovin-
ski quickly added. Il think he
Tim Tam is a helluva horse
and I'm getting tired of chas-
ing him. But he's been lucky
Talent show, Mrs. Ada L.
Rice's entry. was a, length
ahead of Tim Tam at the
three-quarters mark Of the
mile and three-sixteenths
Preakness. and running on the
rail. He went around Talent
Show to draw a bead on Lin
coin Road, and Sovinski
thought that if it had been a
horse like Noureddin in front
of the Colument colt, he might
not have been able to get out.
History Repeats
1t was the Florida and Ken
lucky Derbies all over again as
Lincoln Road led all the way
into the stretch only to have
Tim Tam come with a rush to
beat him for another 100000
added purse.
II wish I'd had Silky Sulli-
vans post position" Sovinski
continued-and he was in a
laxative mood.
Silky, who disappointed only
the sentimental fans who like
a horse regardless of his record,
broke the No. 5 post position.
Sovinski said he really would
have preferred the No. 4 post
He thinks Lincoln Road could
have gotten off to two or three
length lead from an inside post.
and saved something for the
finish.
when you get an outside
position on a deep track like
this you have to tip-toe out of
there" Sovinski said. Il really
wish it had rained about a half
hour before the race. l wish
1t had come down in bucket
fuls."
Sovinski had toyed with the
idea of cutting Sits in Lincoln
Roads blinkerS. but they were
left hanging in the stall when
he went to the paddock TO be
saddled. 1t was too much of
a gamble to remove them en-
tirely. but don't be surprised II
the Sunny Blue Farm repre-
sentative runs without them.
Jimmy Jones finally told me
he thinks he's got a good colt"
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JOCKEYS
Continued From Page CT

Continued from rage III
said I'm ready to take another
crack at him.
Rogers explained that in the
stretch when he saw Tim Tam
come back to him after passing
he was suddenly hopeful.
Il hit him on the left side
and he gave me another burst
but then Tim Tam drew away
again" This fit in with Va
lenzuela's report that Tim Tam
stopped running a little when
he saw the crowd.
Bill Shoemaker. who flew
here from California. Just shook
his head about Silky Sullivan.
Il though he would run bet
ter this time but he didn't run
more than an eighth. I could
feel him laundering under me
at the quarter pole"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
Franchises Open

Applications are being ac-
copied for franchises in the
Boys Gu of Greater Washing
ton summer baseball league.
with Barney Ross, Lincoln
6-O949. as the contact. Divisions
are IL and under. IA and under
and l6 and under, with the age
deadline September /, 1857.
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dict to Cutey Hanover. an out
slider in the third race which
found the fans backing the son
of Titus Hanover down to 81.
Two well backed PAGERS came
through with victories in the
first and second events to pay
a $3.50 double. After Vermont
Knight won the first at 5000,
Scott D. closed with a rush to
win the second as the choice
at $500. The winning numbers
were (3-2D.
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ROSEcROFT RAcEWAY CHARTS

Ellfll HAcE-Parls s4.esa pacs .'rbs VARSITY club.
Isss, iiss ~ BY V Goes. Rs;aTSs wdsv :Ps
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GRADED HANDICAPS
AT ROSECROET
Monday, May 10
Daily Double Closes, sos Pm.
Post Time, S:IS PM.

SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500: C
pace cond. | mile
Martial Spirit 81. stokleyD 81
] Sir 'iaiesty wv. Bach) - -
3 Cav Two -. MorSel ---- 5-l
Frisky Babe ID Hum ---- 5-l
Dan d. tR McNultyD ST.
Floretta Morris tEv Hobbsl - 81
s Ida's Cinco tEl Myerl 1O-l
7 Rensselaer, Lad tR Ellis) -- 12-l
AE Ken Adam tR. Ellerman) - 10-l
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fcopyrr 1888 ~ Ths Ameriean PubllAhins 90, Incl
weather Claar-1rack Past,
FIRST hAcH-fufee $500, pace, 4 mile winner. Oray
bre.esn 20 s,sss q fsssr Nsesh a. = ~ knsh
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Eastern Star Surprises

Eastern Star. an outsider,
won the second division Of the
Variety Club in the good time
Of 2:05.3. Eastern Star was
overlooked and paid $44, The
first division found Early Goose
the winner at $3.50.
Gay Yankee, owned by Char
ley Keller, former New York
Yankee outflelder. making his
1858, debut, lost a head ver-
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sa4o sgs JAY H.. SEQ. $40. EXTRA sPEcfA
S3.0
Attendance 5.7is. Total mu,usl handle, saol,1s2.
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aO,r TgSs g.a VELVET ExSsREsSss , o $40 e.
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Lincoln Rood's roiner
Is Still Unconvinced

Sovinski added. but that's
what I've been telling him all
the time. And, I'm tired Of
chasin' him. I asked him where
he's goings so 1 can go some
place else"
Vic said the decision whether
to run Lincoln Road in the Bel
mont Stakes next month will
be up to the stables owners.
Trainer Slim Pierce, who
handled the birthplace Noured-
din. said he thought it was a
truly run race.
THE best horse Won" Pierce
said in his soft but high-pitched
voice." and the next best horse
was second"
Pierce said Jockey Jimmy
Combest called on him CNour-
eddin) at the "a pole but he
was Just swimming and couldn't
do anything"
Reggie Cornell, who trains
Silky Sullivan, was plainly dis
appointed with the California
colt.
He was shorter than usual"
Cornell complained. referring
to Silky's closing kick. He
could turn it on for three
eighths of a mile before. but
not any more. He trained like
his old self but he didn't run
that way today"
Cornell said Silky would be
shipped back to the West Coast
to try and rebuild his shattered
reputation.
Jones Is Late
Jimmy Jones showed up late
at Barn ], where the Preakness
cast was quartered.. A magnum
Of champagne. for the tradi-
tionai toast at the stable OF the
Preakness victor, rested in
bucket of ice under a table. A
dozen glasses reposed on a
cleaning white tablecloth, but
the champagne was unopened
for almost an hour after the
race.
There's gonna be cham
payne today, eeeyouah!" yelled
a colored follower of Calumet.
Man. after Mr.. Jones won that
race with Barbizon (the 1856
Garden State) they had a cake
3-foot wide. I mean that was
cake"
A group of newspaper and
cameramen lolled around wait
ing for Jones. watching Tim
Tam and his conquered rivals
cooling out.
1t was a long time before
Jones. who had to attend q
victory party in the clubhouse,
showed up. When he did he
said he thought Tim Tam
showed improvement on his
Derby triumph.
HE had a lot more punch
today" the roly-poly trainer
pointed out.
Jones said he thought Tim
Tam was improving all the
time" and that he now wasn't
worried too much about the
Belmont Stakes. That, of
course. would be a Triple
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Crown-the first since Cita-
tion won in 1913.
Silky Sullivan walked by and
a small man. probably an ex-
Jockey, in a neat-looking sum-
mer suit and gaily-colored Pam
anna hat hummed tune.
ITS sweet in love to love a
girl.
but, oh, how bitter, to love a
girl who's clothes don't flt 'er."
If a national crisis had arisen
during the afternoon it could
have been settled nicely by the
Senators and Congressman in
the clubhouse. The list included
Senators Lyndon johnson of
Texas. Warren Magnuson of
Washington. William E. Jen-
ner of Indiana, Olin johnson of
South Carolina. Frank Church
of Idaho. and Chapman Rever-
comb of West Virginia.
Among the representatives
were B. Carroll Reece of Ten
nessee and John P. Saylor of
Pennsylvania, Speaker Ray
burn presented the Woodlawn
Vase to the Preakness winners
owner.
Mrs. Richard E. Lunn, the
former Liz Whitney. who owns
Gone Fishin', and Mrs. Eliza
beth Graham. owner of Jewels
Reward, were among the owners
who gave luncheon parties be-
fore the Preakness. Mrs. Isa-
belle Dodge Sloane. winner of
the Preakness in 1884 with High
Quest, and again in 1851 with
Bold. and Outsider, also was a
clubhouse guest.
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PACKARD $50 caTri6san convert. ,
Continental kit, y. steerina. D.
clean; $500. ~. p-226s,
PACKARD 1888 Cavalier "lOO":
fully equipped; low mileage; show
room eond saerliice this beauty.
~ sos, OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK,
18th and Good Hope I'd Sc.
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LINCOLN SO

Continental Mark III cow, dis
,n ,I S,,ssswss' .n plss niS
Tlor, white top, Wv. tires; every
conceivable feature and accessory
70 add TO your driying pleasure, The
ultimate IN motoring. new-ear Guar~
antee. A regular $4,000 value.
n cyog Agro s. Byy E0wss
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AnacoStia Chry.-Ply
18th and GOOD HOPE Rd. Sc.

OLDs 1857 ''ss" ADJ; Dc luxe
eouipt., safety belts. 1000 mi,
pvt. owner, OIL 0-19o2.
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prREcT FACTORY NEw-cAR

Bals Ga, Ave, tn. 2-7Oii
PACKARD 'b3 200" ultramatle
e.. tam 4 S sf ,O: ssc'E Pr snly SF; s.SS
NATIONAL AUTO BROKERS,
$500 Ga ave, NV, tn, a-hS71,
PACKARD 1898 Custom clipper A.
dr., green over white, full power
See this Packard week end speelali
$1,000, terms, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25
CRANSON RAMBLER

wash:a Oldest FSrd Dealer 49,
PLYMOUTH SO Plaza; push button.
poverfiite. radio. heater. like new
Sl.la6.
Star Pontiac Co., Inc.
4O7 FLORIDA ave. me-. II. 6-7200
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III Ifth 81, N W, DI, I-JNNd
OLDs 'ba "es,' convert: full power,
7, and h.. white with red leather
inter interior peri sSsnnd'i saeo or best
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25
CRANSON RAMBLER

PLYMOUTH 80 Belvedere haFdtop
ID, Ply ,1S finest car and it's
for over $4,000: has been driven
lust q few miles. absolutely the
same as new in every respect: q
new used car at tremendous savings
New-car guarantee: 36-month bank
financing; low down payment. Pull
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-03-28
COLD SUFFERERS

Get STAN6Ack, tablets or powders.
for relief Of COLD DlScOMFoRTS.
The STAN q A C K prescription type
formula il : combination OF pam re.
iievine ingredients that work together
for FASTER RELIEF OF HEADACHE.
NEuRALG and ACHING MUSCLES
due to colds. STANBACk also RE.
DucES FEVER. SNAP BACK with
STANBAck.