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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08
Court Tukes Girl
From Custody of
Foster Mother

A s-year-old eirl was taken
from the custody Of her foster
mother yesterday after testi-
mony In Juvenile Court from
fve neishbors that the child
had been mistreated.
Judge orm W. Keteham or
dered the Welfare Department
to care for the girl for 30 days
and decide meanwhile whether
she should be taken away
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08
Morse Halls Testimony
To Shift Freedmen's
~ MIRIAM OTTENBRRa
Alar nlan Wrllar

Senator Morse Democrat Of Oregon said today "grea
ease has been made out for transferring Freedmen Hospital
10 Howard University 10 assure both improved medical and
Improved medical teaching opportunities.
He said he believed yesterdays hearing the proposed
lranfer which he presided had rendered ne service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08

married February s. 1914. In
New York, and lived at l777
Massachusetts, avenue NV. UNI
I'll 1876 when they moved 10
the present address. according
10 the divorce complaint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
In.the.Home
Carpet Solicitor

Select your floor covering In your
home where you con see first
hond, the pottens you like, the
colors you like, in the very set
tinos in which they will be used.
Our corpet Showroom n-Wheels
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home, measurements token and
estimote on the completed instol-
lotion given FREE! For appoint
rent at your convenience, Just
Ahene Lakewood 7-7ooo, JACK
son $500 or Executive $500.
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3 GREAT
STORES
. one near you

There's q Nee Store Neor You!
E. our huge store on the corner
OF 4 St. and 7th NV. our
convenient store in Virginia
Square, Arlington, Va. lin the
konn'S Shopping Centerl and
our huge tbloek long and q block
wide Store) all on one floor
in Rockville, Maryland, 1900
Rockville Pike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
HUGE
SELECTIONS

Look where you like only ct
Nee's will you find such q huge
selection Of furniture by HUN
DREDS OF Ieodino factories.
Make II q stop shopping tour
with everything for the we'll
dressed home in u complete de-
portments. You'll like shopping
OF Nee's wolk leisurely down
our INSPIRATION AiSLES!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
INTERIOR
DECORATING

Nee's tolented decorating service
will plan q room or a mansion at
no extra cost when you select
heavenly DreomhouSe Furniture.
We n1ointoin q complete and sx-
pert custom sIipcoVer and dro-
pery department! PHONE HA. i
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utive $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
SHOP NIGHTS

In oddition to regular doytlms
shopping hours, Nee's Rockville
and Nee's Arlington ore open
every night Til 9 except Sotur-
days. Nee's Washington Store
open Monday and Thursday
Nights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
US. Cupmen
Cheered in
Caracas Win

CARACAS, Venezuela R.-
Barry MacKay of Dayton, Ohio.
and Bill Quillian of Seattle de-
feated Venezuela's IYO Pimen-
tai and Marcos Gambus in the
doubles to send the United
States into the second round
of the American Zone Davis
competition. The scores we're
81. "a. rs.
Tomorrow's two singles
matches are meaningless.
The Americans were APP
plauded continually.
Rain interrupted the match
for an hour in the second set.
At that point the Venezuelans
were leading 2-l. When play
resumed. the Americans quickly
took charge.
Pimental put up a great
fight in the final set. But at
sail, CAMPUS lost his service
and Quillian won his to decide
things.
After the match. United
States Captain Perry Jones
organized a tennis clinic"
Venezuelan children and youths
had a great time playing
against Richardson and Mac
Kay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
Nugurski Plays Again
As Grads Spank Gophers

MINNEAPOLIS. May II up.
Bronko Nagurski relived a few
moments Of old glory today and
Minnesota's football Alumni
whipped the Varsity 1862. scor-
ing three touchdowns in the
first eight minutes.
Coach Murray Warmath's
undergrads frightened after a
dismal opening but didn't have
the physical strength or class
to bend the Alumni's pro-sea-
soned defensive unit.
Nagurski. who started his BIZ
time football career on the
same memorial stadium field
some 80 years ago and became
a legend, reveled in three
cracks at carrying the ball.
With the crowd of l4.l29 Civ
ing him an ovation. Bronko-
so and paunchy - gained two
yards on a plunge in the first
quarter. He was nailed trying
for a two-point conversion in
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Relays Won
SYST. Johns

HAGERSTOwN, Nd, May
II (SpeciaD st. Johns High
School of Washington, D. c.,
tuning up for defense of its
Catholic League track title Fri
day at Georgetown University,
won the st. James invitational
relays here today with "a
points. The Cadets won four
of five relays and six of the
IL events.
st. James. which won the
private schools division of the
American University invita-
tional meet two weeks ago, was
second with 81 points. RAN
dolph Macon Military Acad-
envy. defending champion, was
third with 30 points and Sid
well Friends of Washington
fourth with IL.
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the third period but gained
four yards on a plunge a few
minutes later.
Two punt returns that went
for touchdowns spiced the
Alumni offense. which other
wise got most of its yardage
through the air.
Dick Larson sprinted So
yards for one in the first period
and Pinky Mcnamara ran back
another in the third.
The Varsity scored its two
points in the fourth quarter
when Bobby Cox was tackled
in the end zone trying to pass.
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Victory Marks
Bold Rulers
1858 Debut
THE SUNDAY STAR CT
Washington. d. c. zee
SUNDAY, MAI ~, taSa

NEW YORK. May II H9.-
Bold Ruler the 1857 champion
thoroughbred made his 1858
debut q. winning effort In the
$40. $50 Toboggan Handicap at
Belmont Park today.
striding down the six fur
longs OF the widener straight-
away course IN 1909 under the
heavy impost Of 1873 pounds.
the Wheatley Stable colt An
ished a hall length In front Of
Adele Rand's Glen. Tick Took.
owned by Howell e. jackson.
trailed by another two lengths
for third place In the field Of
10 high class sprinters.
Bold Ruler, who now hac 10
victories. three seconds and two
thirds In 26 starts. ran hts total
earnings TO $572. 792.50 as he
picked up $ls.5s2.50 for the
victory.
He was the odds-on favorite
Of the crowd Of 37Y502. paying
$3.50. $3.50 and $3.50. Glen
paid $500 and $4.20. A So show
ticket on Tick Took was worth
$500.
Back of the three leaders, in
order, came Jovial Jove, Lofty
Peak, Cohoes, Gay Warrior.
True Verdict. Eeotistical. and
Bakht.
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a head advantage at the quar-
ter pole with Fall Wind still
clinging on and The Runner
dropping back to third.
Cook had found racing room
on the inside and took advan-
tage of the opening. Midway in
the stretch run. A Glitter
gained the lead and drove on
to victory. Two Cent Stamp
came from fifth place to gain
second money as Dandy Bitten
closed fast in the center of the
track.
Mrs. Robert B. Meyner, wife
of the states governor, present.
ed the trophy to Filocomo and
Cook.
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A Glitter, Pintor Lea
Win at Garden State

CAMDEN. N. j.. May IT.
This was quite a day for Calu-
met Farm. Just a few minutes
before Tim Tam captured the
Preakness. Calumet's A Glitter
won the Betsy Ross Stakes at
Garden State Park. This was
the second straight winner Of
the afternoon at the Camden
course for the stable whose
Pinton Lea won the supporting
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S3O.3O

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
M 9s t,yes sf;sI . and yP miles
0mer lPeakel $50 4.IO
Battle OLOvatO) 2.1O
Deep Thought, Paint Brush. The
Axe. Time, :502s.
FOURTH RACE = Purse, 81, 900:
maldens: 2-year-olds: Ala farlongs
Mr.. .sssittarius G'dJ 1910 1880 II.sO
AtOll tWOOdhOusel $40 $50
Nimmer tAtkinsOnl 5.2O
Revolutionist, Open Arms, Route
lone; Great Crossing, Bluevilie,
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500; al
lowances; 4-year-olds and up; fur
Red Cadet (soIre1) $50 $50 $40
Busher's Idol IRuane) 9.6O $50
Golden East Nelson 1860
Double x, Commendation, Ever
Best, Loukenmac. Moon Cray Deci-
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: al
lowances; 4-yesr-olds and up; l7s
Infantry EsS sI tBroussard, 4s.1O 1850 $50
do Adare End tSorrentinOl 800
Doural. Beau Diable. Wesley Smiley,
Civet, Prince Willy. Ros-Nuala, Will
lamette. Time. 2:2O4s course recordD.
DO DlSQuallneu from nrSt TO third.
SEVENTH RACE-The Toboeean
Handicap: $4,000 added; 3-year colds
and up; q furlones (Widener cOursel.
Bold Ruler tArcarO) $50 EGO 2.3O
Glenn (Guerinl $50 i.2O
Tick Took tBOland) 400
Bakht. Egotistical. JoVial Jove Gay
Warrior, True Verdict, Lofty Peak,
Cohoes. Time, ! :O9.
EIGHTH RACE = Purse. S3,S0O:
elaimlng: 4-year-olds and up; I mile;
Sea Bang tStOnel 11.S0 500 500
Devils Image (ArcarOl 800 2.6O
Cherokee Chief (SOrrentinOl 500
Revelationist. Bravely Waving, Gen.
tie Knock, Social Lad. Knockango,
Tiger Dip, Scylax. Time, 1885.
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tory Of the season and was
given a rousing ride by Jockey
Bill Cook. who also scored with
Pintor Lea. In the absence of
Trainer Jimmy Jones. the Calu-
met stars were saddled by AS
sistant Trainer AL Filocomo.
A Glitter was overlooked by
the crowd of 34,712 fans and
returned $l4. $3.50 and SIS.
Two Cent Stamp paid $3.50 end
$3.50 and Dandy Bitten $500
to show.
The early speed in the six
furlong race which was run in
l:102s was shown by Fall Wind,
with The Runner and Delnita
pressing the pace. Delnita took
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feature.
In winning the Betsy Ross,
A Glitter moved from sixth
position at the quarter pole
and drove Through on the in
side to finish 2la lengths in
front of Elmendorf's Two Cent
Stamp. Dandy Bitten was an
other neck back, with Delnita
fourth.
A Glitter scored her first VIC
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K. of c. Soccer Team
Is Honored Today

The Central Valet-Knights
of Columbus soccer team will
be honored at a dinner at 5
pm. today at the knights Of
Columbus Hall at 9l8 Tenth
street NV.
Central Valet. a member of
the National Soccer League.
captured three cups the past
season.
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FOURTH RACE - Purse. s2.750;
claimlnG; 4-year-olds and up; Ia
miles.
The Posse (Dodsonl $40 500 400
Ocean Hop tHeckmann) $50 $50
Play Ron (RichardsOnl $40
Tanorsa, EquialL Herman L., Myr-
It's L., Blue Licks, Fairy Prince. Time,
/ :53-s.
FIFTH RACE = Purse. $1,000:
Hermauita tgessop) 1850 1900 u 90
Foxy Moss (NOnOI 1890 5.s0
Grant II. (FieSelmanl $40
slisht Go. Pipit. Mr. Seymo, TusSle
Patch, sun Trail. Switch. Time, 1:l21s.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. s3,s50; claim
Robot End !skor'skD 1880 $50 4.eo
Denver King (HernandezD 600
Ali Ok, Dave Johnston, Tacho-
meter. Country Bumkin, Buddy Pop
pers, Questepama, Break The Ice.
Time, 1879.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: all
lowances; 3-year-olds and up; 51s
Alhsmbra (Barnett) $40 $50 ESQ
q Stepha motifs (Meaux) 500 4.6O
Arcandy tHeekmannl 400
Epaulette, Gallant Runner, Jetty,
Hoop Ring, Pine Theme, Anchor Watch
Hasty House Farms entry.
EIGHTH RACE-The Modesty Handi-
cap; 100000 sdoed; 3-year-olds and
) melody Mine tB'netO $40 $40 $50
BeautilliOn tErbl AGO $40
Market Basket York; 100
I Say No, Smoke Veil Hasty Doll.
Lady La Rue. Little Pache, WoodlaWn.
Lori-El. Betty Lam. Time, 1:l04s.
Hasty House Farms entry.
NINTH RACE Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 10
miles.
Wire Line (CarStens) 100 $50
Some Front tFieseIman) $50
Braseda. Slammin' Harp. See Me
co. Ocean Lane. Post Morton. Time
1.459s turf course f1rm).
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Belmont Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; s furlonss.
Comets GLOW lard go $50 go
Wolf BADGE (Atkins0nl $50 SEQ
FONie Chance tRuanel 800
Granny Brook. Silly. a Eauilibrio.
Powdersmoke. Solerity, Warriors Stand
9 ROYAL Spy, Lysistrata, Squaw Peak
Time. l:125s.
a Oliphant-Sairon Farm entry.
SECOND RACE Purse, $4,000;
claiming: 4-year-olds and up: ! fur
longs
b BelEsmi LeOnardD eco $50 $40
viscount tGuerin) $40 100
Arniea (ArcaFOl $50
oclirock, Joe Jones. Agamemnon.
Jujitsu, b Thin ice, Uncle Sid, One
stroke, Tantot. Time. 1:24is.
Manuel Farm Canterbury Farm
entry.
Disqualified from FIRST to last.
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Davidson Takes Title

BARCELONA. Spain. May II
R.-Sven Davidson of Sweden
defeated Australia's Mervyn
Rose. 4-6. 90, Us, 6-l. in
the mems singles final of the
Count Of Godo tennis trophy.
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Tim Tam Convincing
In Winning Preokness

choice at a little more than ,
TO 1. probably disappointed
more knowledgeable horse fol-
lowers than silky Sullivan.
most OF whose support came
from the small bettors. Jewels
Reward. ON whom Manuel
Ycaza displaced Eddie Arcaro.
was fourth at the clubhouse
turn and maintained that posi-
ton for a half-mpe. Then he
chucked II and wound up sew
enth. 80 lengths behind Talent
Show but still ga lengths IN
front OF Silky Sullivan.
The big red California colt
didn't quite captivate Baltimore
the way he did Louisville, but he
was bet down 10 500 10 /. He
responded by running a little
closer up than usual. but his
big move was anything but
convincing. About 30 lengths
behind the front-running Lin
coin Road after six furlongs.
Silky made q spectacular squirt
for a few seconds. but didn't
keep II up long.
"He didn't run much" Jockey
Willie Shoemaker said. "He
made a little run around the
far turn. but he hung through
the stretch. He handled the
track o. k"
In his previous stakes VIC
tories-particularly the Fla
mingo in which Jewels Re-
ward was disqualified and
Calumet got the purse-Tim
Tam sometimes has been ac-
cused of being lucky. Only one
man made that charge today
and that was disappointed
Trainer Tom Jolley. Jolley
said. Tim Tam is the luckiest
horse in the world. He got
through on the inside all the
way"
The crowd today was more
than 1000 over the 32.856 that
watched Bold Ruler and Arcaro
triumph last year. The weather
was almost perfect, a refresh
ing breeze more than compen-
sating for a bit of humidity.
When the Preakness start
came, a few minutes after the
time set for TV, Rogers got
Lincoln Road of flying from
his No. 10 post position and
the son of With PLEASURE was
two lengths ahead Of Talent
ShoY at the clubhouse turn,
with Michore, a 22-to-l out
slider. running third. Jewels
Reward was fourth and Gone
Fishin', who broke from the
extreme outside, was sixth but
moving up fast.
Tim Tam Moves
There was little change going
up the backstretch as Noured-
din plodded along in 18th place,
but still is lengths ahead of
the soon-to -deflated-again
Silky Sullivan. But at the far
turn things happened. Tim
Tam was sent up rapidly into
second place and Silky Sulli-
van made some signs that he
might be another Whirlaway.
Tim Tam came on, but Silky
didn't.
Gone Fishin' and Noureddin
both made brave efforts and
so did the overlooked Plion,
winner of the Blue Grass
Stakes at Keeneland, but it
was Tim Tam's race all the
way, just as the Derby was.
Victory in the Belmont would
mean that Calumet has won
three OF the only nine triple
crown trfumphs ever achieved.
The previous champions we're
Whirlaway in l941 and the
great Citation in 1913.
So it was understandable that
Plain Ben Jones choked a bit
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the mile-and-a-half Belmont
Stakes June Z. Certainly neither
silky Sullivan nor Noureddin,
the come-from- behind colts.
gave any indication that they
might profit by the longer dis
lance.
Tim Tam may or may not be
ridden by Bill Hartack. his reg
ular rider. at Belmont Park
three weeks hence. Hartack.
whose left leg was broken q
week before the Derby. may be
completely recovered by that
time. but Il Is doubtful that
anyone could handle the colt
better than Valenzuela did In
winning his first Derby and
Preakness.
The big crowd largest
Preakness throng since 40,222
turned out in 1916 to watch
Assault win-established an
all-time betting record today.
but needed nine races 10 wipe
out the mark Of s2.279.9i6. set
when Native Dancer won the
1853 Preakness. Today's total
was s2.39i .239. a new all-time
record for Maryland tracks.
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BuImorul Results
BY the Associated Press

d VIC FtooVGIuN NN Noo
FIRST RACE-Purse, $3.50; claim
ms; 4-year- olds and up l mile,
Leeame tHansm'n) $3.50 1880 Al 80
Diamond Ned (MeauxD 1900 go
Warless (Heckmann) 400
Country Music. Dixie Doge, He'll
copter, Ziggity smooth Palm, Stroller,
Glad Bulnes. Jet Stream, Scarlet Leaf
Time, 1895.
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SECOND RACE - Purse. $4,000;
claiming; 3-year -olds; o furlohgs.
ByEae tChambers) HOO $50 40
Vintage Wine tSellersl 4.lO $50
Scarlet Mon BURR Il.20
Tom Annoyance, Pharanors son,
Laura b. W., BY Dingy Dongy. Kelly
Ann, India, Time, LIPS.
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CHARTS OF RACES AT PIMLICO

,SccpyTisht, 1855. by rransle Publications. Insl
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000 claiming; 4-yearolds and
Up I miles Post i;l3: Of At once start good won
q, BY Sir Francis--Miss Gallant Trainer j. " Stewart
Vaues-Sl95O $780, $500, $3.50. Time 2:0lls. Clear
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Despite all the ballyhoo FOL
Silky Sullivan and some others
the crowd backed Tim Tan
down 10 II TO 10 and never re.
gretted Il as he paid of a
s4.20. $3.50 and $3.50. Lincoln
Road returned $3.50 and $3.4O
while Gone Fishin'. who wai
ridden by the veteran Ralph
Neves. was $3.50. The Llangol.
len colt had gone of at Is to l
Tim Tam's share of the gros.
purse of Si33,950 was SGT 900
This sent his earnings TO $444,.
SIS, all but $275 Of which wa.
earned this year. The son Of
Tom Fool ran fourth in hi:
only 1857 race.
Tim Tam's time for the
mile and three-sixteenths wa!
l:57ls. and that did nothing Il
low the Calumet Aces prestige
Only five Preakness winner:
have done the job faster. The
track record Of l:543s was sci
in the 1855 Preakness BY
Nashua, while the next fastest
time came Capot who beat of
Palestinian in 1919 to win In
1856.
The happy Valenzuela ano
trainer Jimmy Jones-who pre-
viously had saddled three
Preakness winners, Faultless
Citation and Fabius-both said
Tim Tam was farther back in
the early running than they
wanted him to be.
I'VE got into a little trouble
right after the start" explained
the little Mexican rider, who
likes to be called Milo instead
Of Ismael. With all those speed
horses coming over on us.
was a little worried but was
able to get through at the first
turn and was confident there
after"
No Orders for Milo
Ben Jones, who trained
Whirlaway and PenSive fol
PreaknesS triumps before turn.
ing over the reins to his sor
Jimmy, said there were no or.
ders for the jockey and that
Valenzuela rode his own race
Old Ben also said Tim Tan
was a little farther back thar
they had counted on. The coli
was no better than seventh
after half a mile, but moved
up rapidly thereafter.
Mrs. Elizabeth Graham'S
Jewels Reward, the second
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Two-dollsr mutuels paid = HUNTERS DISH. S.6 so,
$500
Total attendance 3691e Total attendance for meetng
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Garden State Results
BY the Associated Press


FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing 4-year-olds and up: 3 furlongs
Doeteur tTruman) 12.20 500 $50
Red Abbey tHettinger) $40 80
De tonic fAdamsl $40
Polly's Ace Dance Spin. Jackie van,
1;122s.
SECOND, RACE = Purse. $500:
CLAIMING; 3;year;olds: 6 furlongs.
b bis Blads Grant 500 10 $50
AmDaud tWiniams) 400
Iceman, Harlan County. Golden
Carol. Aelow. Big As Agoura, In The
Brig Mathematics. Time. 1;121s.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID 5000
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
Com ii Fsst Grant ; so.io Is 90 7.io
Monetary (BOuImetiS) $50 36O
Seven Sisters (Hettingerl 600
Last Impulse Royal Chiffon, Cateran
Fire Moon Depth Play, Miss Society.
Eastern Chant, Grand Suspense. Sweet
Step Time. Ills.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. $500:
Claiming; 4-yesr-olds and up; fur
S Sgs,tf P 1t"im sG;o IiO ssS sG %
. -
Man Up Stairs (GonEaleE) 500
:, Tanfran Prince Dingo, Olive Tree,
Tisward, Marine Growth, Shesacard.
Singslea. Sal Star, Wintus. Time,
1:112s.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, SIS, 900; allow
Tuscan Flash (St'gm'rl 300 4.6O 500
Merry VIII tBoulmetisD $40 2.8O
Air Borough NAwlessl 300
Jeriel, Mir Thru, Thoughtful, Spy
greeny, Thespis, Stone Idol. Time,
l:11B.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500; al
lowances; 4-year-olds and up; liz
B PintOr Lea Cook $40 40 $50
Air Pilot lBoulmetisl 2.iO eco
Cana, Prince Du Houlme, Masonic
Y b Calumet Farm entry.
SEVENTH RACE--Betsy Ross Stakes.
$4,000 added; 3-year-olds 8 fur
longs
a Glitter tCookl ,,, 100 $50 500
Two Cent stamp CGIliisanD $50 i.90
Stay Smooohie, Fall Wind. Any Morn.
TIE Runner. Delnita, Decameron.
Time, 1:1Ozs.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up: liz
stan Sag tGranp $50 100 500
Niyrag CulmOne) 100 $50
a Ric0dee root 500
Wind Drinker. Noble Drake, satan's
Mate, churck Thompson, ufo, Requa
Sea Voyase, Ranchero End. Time,
Nsns- parrtsters Stable er,rv
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID ss.Il1.eO

THIRD RACE-Purse, S3.500: al
lowances: a-year-olds; ) furlOngs
Wins0me Winner tP'sl $50 $50 ESQ
Arthur Javcee tMeauxl 2.iO 2.2O
Stone Heart tWagnerl 300
War Gene. chicago Loop, Maternal
Pride. Time, :502s.
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FIFTH RACE Purse $500: allowance; 3-year-olds:
5is furongs Post, 342: off at once good dry
Winner MIS-. NJ Erlangers s. by viii
wyn-under the Clock Trainer. J, Bond Values
$40, 500 $3.50, Sis Time, l:O6ta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

Two-dollar mutuels paid : sAGs GEM. $500, So So
So 90. HASTY SCENES, $3.50. $500. DoDGER, $2SO.
Handle-S254,631.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse $4,000: 3-year- olds: allowance
Post, SOB: off at start good eeyery, place
driving; Winner B. Sturzs eh 3 by Fighting Step
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

Two-dollar mutues paidSNOMMIs, SO 90 81 80, So 90
FoXEY CHEF. S.. 80, $3.50. TARBLOOM $40.
Handle-S241,7S5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

Preokness chort on Pose c-l
NINTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: 4-year-oids and up; Il.
miles Post 1Ss; Oh a. once start Sood won drying
Moon W-some Day. Trainer. 2. J; Wilson. Values
$3.50. $500, $500 $3.50. Time .Ooas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

Two-dolar mutuels paid-wATT FOR 1T 5000. $500
50 20. INDIAN LADY, $780, S4.4O. LoNGBoss $500.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 81 600; claiming; 4-year-ods and
up ga turlonss Post 400 off 42lis start good won
Crown Jewel Trainer b Rosenthal. Values - $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

Two-dollar mutuels psid-M1sS MURLoGG So so; $500
Handle-So41 .637.
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FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances, 3-year-olds: furlones.
Tuscan Flash (St'gm'rl 800 AGO 500
Merry VIII tBoulmetisD $40 2.8O
Air Borough Nawlessl 300
Jeriel. Mir Thru, Thoughtful. Spy
greeny, Thespis, Stone Idol. Time,
l;11Ls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

John Wingate, 46, a visitor
from Philadelphia, died in the
first aid room after the third
race, in which he held a win
ticket on Madge p, the $3.50
winner. Wingate, who came to
Pimlico with his wife, was pro-
nounced dead 10 minutes after
he complained of severe pains
in his side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

FOURTH RAcE-Purse, So, 500 allowance; 2-year-olds;
urlong Post 800 off 306s: start GOOD; won driyins
mer-Whpoed Cream. Trainer, A. A. Fishback. Values