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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-05
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
BY EAsLEY BLACKw0oD


In spite Of the barren distri.
button Of the north hand. Mr.
Meek's best action on the FIRST
round was an immediate spade
raise. He bid one no-trump be-
cause he thought that would
sound weaker and possibly pre-
vent Miss Brash from getting
too high.
When Miss Brash jumped "a
three spades (which was an
overbid). Mr.. Meek was COM
pletely justified In going 10 four
The result was down one-nol
a new experience for Miss
Brash. However. Il took q very
fine switch by Mr.. Dale 70 de-
feat the contract.
East dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Meek
AJi073
0i0l2
oK65
AKoT
WEST EAST
(Mr. AbeD (Mr. Dale)
asa AQs
0A653 0KJe
o1074 oss32
%Je53 AAs62
SOUTH
miss Brash)
AAKs52
0Q87
oAQJ
@l04
The bidding:
East South West North
Pass 1A Pass INT
Pass So Pass -
All pass
Opening lead: Three of clubs
Mr.. Abel got on to that lead
which so many bridge players
dislike-a small card from four
to the jack. He led the trey of
clubs, and after some thought
Miss Brash elected to play the
seven from dummy.
Mr.. Dale had the choice OF
wasting his ace on small cards
or Of letting the 10 win the
trick.
He played the ace and started
trying to figure the killing
switch. First he correctly de-
cided Miss Brash now had q
stuff on dummy's clubs and
therefore 1t was suicide to re-
turn partners lead
He then reasoned that any
spade trick Mr.. Abel might have
would be q winner without any
help from him. Dummy's hold
ing In diamonds discouraged q
lead in that suit.
SO by q process Of elimination
1t had to be q heart or nothing
Having decided on a suit to re-
turn, 1t was now necessary to
select exactly the right card
Here Mr.. Dale followed q
maxim which the old whist
players with their always re-
turn partners lead" never
heard Of. He led "one higher
than dummy's highest"
In this case that was the
jack of hearts. If Miss Brash
ducked, the jack would win and
the ace and king would then
set the contract.
Actually. she covered the jack
WITH the queen. Mr.. Abel won
with the ace and returned
heart through dummy's 10, ur
to Mr.. Dale's king-nine.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-05
CONTOUR

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Evening star., 1958-05-04
Churchill Results


FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: mafden
2-year-olus; special weishts; 4'a fur
a subway Strike tD'n) eco 400 500
sElbruE Williams 2I.2O 1910
BeFnmattar tParsonsD $50
Ted Dawson, Freighter. Getahead,
Chosen one Tulsa % Lad Time. O.5+is.
Reynolds entry
DISQUALIFIED from lst to I'd.
ECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; D fur
Rssuestette G.v,zla) ee.OO Ie.lO f.so
Louise Parham CDeverD 3I.SO I3. 20
ROman-Lu iGIisson) I.iO
Real Rough: Pete's Penny, Foxy
MOSS Music Maestro, Sun Trail, on
Run: Wiley. Champ Sorter, storiful
THIRD RlcE-Purse. $500: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: d furlongs
What Record Cock 1870 500 $50
lranian tHlno'sab $50 $50
strong Point tAdamsl $50
Big Sweep, Hoop Ring, b Franks
Flower, Know All Time. l:l2.
q Pinto Burns entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $4,000. AL
I.owances; 4-year-olds and up; 8 fur
Fleha tshoemakerl $50 4,eO SEQ
Lush lie DeVerD $50 $3.50
$50 SO Lucky Lena, Magic Forest. Lady
Elliott Time LIS
FIFTH RACE The Debutante
stakes; $4,000 added: 2-year- -oids: )
Patty's Choice CHk'n, $50 $50 s1o
Pinecrest Miss tPOparal 3.tO . "a
Battle Heart tValenEuelal 4 40
Leo's Honey. Dancing Doe, Blue
Nam, Borgia Bull Grey Haze. Heart
Flush. Time. l.0l.
SIXTH RACE--Rurse. S3.5Oo: al
!oWances; 3-year-olds: | itI6 miles
PaluStris tHansmanI 1S.4O ltO 300
Can Trust (VaIenEueIaD $50 930
Little Hunk tAdamSI go
Lord High. Sandusky, Colonel r. S.
Time. l.4s3s.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Rose, Davidson
Gain Net Finals

NAPLES. italy, May 3 Pl.-
Jola Ramirez of Mexico elimi-
mated Mimi Arnold of Redwood
City. Calf. 60, 8-6, in the
semiflnals of the Naples inter-
national tennis tournament to-
day.
Her opponent in the final
will be Mrs. Heather Brewer
Segal of South Africa, who de-
feated Maria Ester Bueno of
BarZil, So, rs, 6-4.
Mervyn Rose, the 28-year-old
Australian ace. eliminated Luis
Ayala, Chilean Davis Cupper,
60. 60, in a mems semi
final.
In the mems singles finals
tomorrow. Rose will play Davis
Cupper Sven Davidson of
Sweden, who today eliminated
Italy's Nicola Pietrangeli, 6-3,
"a
Evening star., 1958-05-04
WIN, LOSE OR DRAW
Continued from Page C-1

Fools Boy now has and he did not make believers
in the Flamingo and Florida Derby he did today
1t was interesting too note crowd reaction to Silky
when he returned his big body and shoemakers silks
muddy There were no cheers but no boos either The
peoples horse had been licked but there malice
toward him. even when things named Red Hot Pistol
Benedicto and Chance 1t Tony beat him with very little
backing from anybody.
Even so, this "sikys Derby" Unless Tim Tam goes
on to win the Triple Crown it will be remembered likely
as not by lot OF people who will recall that 1858 was
Silky's Derby-You know when he finished way up the
track"
Well there's the Preakness coming up next although
distance and the tighter track make one won
DER there's much use in shipping Silky to Baltimore
He's still gate attraction of Sort no doubt but when
that old Kentucky sun fell Churchill Downs there
was for switch, more talk of Tim Tam and few others
Not so coorfu perhaps but better risks betting
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Furyvon Is Winner
Of Golden Gate Derby

ALBANY. Calf. May 3 (P,
Jockey Alex Maese took g.
year-old Furyvan from last
place to win the S50.OO0 Golden
Gate Derby by two lengths at
Golden Gate fields today.
Entering the back stretch,
Furyvan was last in a field of
IL 3-year-olds but Maese found
a hole coming around the final
turn and the son of Good End
ing lived up to his sire's name
as he won $25.7OO first money.
Brief Interlude ran second
with Harcall third. The ia
vored Prize Host ran out Of
the money before a crowd Of
1921. Furyvan's time for
/ l/16 miles was l:42 3l5-
well Of the track record oI
l:40 as set last Saturday by
Sean Zen, a 4-year-old.
The track was fast and the
day bright and sunny.
Furyvan charging 12l pounds
won his second straight. He
won the one mile Oakland
Handicap April 19. In the race
before that he finished second
to Gone Fishin' and ahead Of
Silky Sullivan in another mile
for sophomores.
In winning today, Flryvan
boosted his lifetime earnings to
$6l. $50. He returned SO. $3.50
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Garden State
Opener Won
BySharpsburg

CAMDEN. N. j.. May 3 az.
-Sharpsburg. a Calumet Farm
castoff. flashed from behind
over a sloppy Garden State
track TO turn back Iron Liege.
hts former owners 1857 Ken
lucky Derby winner. and six
other thoroughbreds in the
S28.750 Valley Forge handicap
today.
The 5-year-old Alibhai-Nina
Bruja horse. purchased from
Calumet q year ago by Roy E.
Faircloth. was sixth most Of
the mile and 20 yards and not
better than fourth as the field
raced through the stretch.
Then, Jockey Howard Grant
went 10 work on the big chest
nut.
He raced on the outside OF
Iron Liege and Mrs. Adele l..
Rand's Glen. and Howell E.
Jackson's Tick Took. Iron
Liege, handled by Charley
Burr. and Glen, ridden by the
veteran Eric Guerin. had
dueled head and head most Of
the way. Tick Took, with Willie
Lester in the irons. moved to
challenge in the stretch.
Sharpsburg, winner Of six Of
his last 10 races-he was Sec
ond the other four times
earned his owner Sl8.362 at the
wire. a neck in front Of Tick
Took who had a nose on Clem.
Iron Liege faded to fourth. a
length out of the money.
The Fsircloth horse. who
seemed to find himself after
leaving Calumet. was timed in
1:414s for the mile and 70
yards. He paid hackers in the
opening day crowd Of $4,000,
a $3.50. $40. SO return.
Tick Took returned 500 and
81 and Glen $4.
Iron Liege was the high
weight of the field, at 126
pounds. giving seven pounds to
Sharpsburg. nine to Glen and
IL to Tick Tock.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
PimIico Ready to Open
18Th Meet Tomorrow
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
star Racine Editor

BALTIMORE, May Sod
Pimlico is set for another race
meeting - its 138th over the
years since 1870-with a l2-
day spring session opening here
Monday afternoon. Post time
is 2 pm.
Traditionally, the climax of
the two-week meeting will be
the 100000 added Preakness
Stakes, for 3-year-olds, May IT,.
All Of the Kentucky Derby
stars are expected to be shipped
here within a few days to pre-
pare for the second jewel in
racing'S Triple Crown events.
The Maryland Jockey Club
anticipates a fine meeting de-
spite the competition of Garden
State. the trotters at Rosecroft
and the Orioles baseball team
in the midst Of a long home
stand. Pimlico concludes the
Maryland spring turf season
which opened at Bowie back
on February 8.
Lou Pondfleld, Pimlico's exc
cutive director, says that seat
reservations for PreaknesS Day
are running fifteen percent
ahead of last year and he
thinks the real rush for tickets
will be on as the meeting gets
started.
Pimlico will run off three
other stakes. including the
$25, ,000-added Dixie Handicap,
at a mile and three-eighths on
the grass, scheduled a week be-
fore the Preakness May 10.
The $4,000 Black Eyed Susan
Stakes. filly counterpart of the
Preakness. is listed for Wednes-
day. May IA, and the third
running of the $10.000-added
Mr.. Fritz Handicap. which
honors the venerable Sunny
Jim Fitzsimmons, who won last
years Preakness with Bold
Ruler, will be staged Friday.
May 16.
The Pimlico management
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Cardinals Sign
Jones, Ex-Terp

CHICAGO, May 3 (P.-The
Chicago Bears today announced
Stan Jones has signed his 1858
contract and will, be shifted
from offensive guard to Of
fensive tackle.
Jones, former University OF
Maryland star, will be playing
his fifth season for the Bears.
He has been selected all-league
guard twice in his pro career.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Navy Syracuse
Set Grid Series

SYRACUSE, N. Y. May 3 (P).
Syracuse University and the
Naval Academy today an
nounced a home-and-home
football series beginning in
1859.
The Orange will be host tc
the Middies November 10 next
year at Archbold Stadium. The
return game will be played
October 10, 1862, at Annapolis
Evening star., 1958-05-04
OuterSpoce
Wins Easily
At Jamaica

NEW YORK, May 3 LP,.-
Mrs. Gerard S. Smiths Outer
Space. showing a fancy to the
sloppy going won the second
renewal of the Bed O'Roses
Handicap at Jamaica today
and did it with authority.
Outer Space. a daughter of
Saggy-Supersonic, scored by a
length and a half over Michael
r. Soto's Lori-El. Two lengths
farther back came the favored
Searching from the stable of
Mrs. Ethel d. Jacobs.
Harry La Montague trailed
the choice by a half-length in
four place in the field of six.
from which Fanciful Miss and
Dotted Line were late with
drawalS.
Outer Space, fourth choice in
the wagering, returned $l0.10.
$3.50. $3.50. Lori-El was $40
and $2.70 and Searching paid
$3.50 to show.
The winner travelled the /
l il6 miles in l:43.4 under 1l3
pounds and with Willie Boland
in the saddle.
The Bed O'Roses crossed
$27 500 and netted $17.575.
Outer Space. a six-time winner
in IL starts as a three-year-
old. went into the race with
earnings of S55.86O on an over
all record of seven victories,
two seconds and two thirds in
II starts.
The race was a duel until
the top of the stretch between
Lori-El and Outer Space. The
latter cut along the inside at
the head of the home lane and
went away at the finish with
out need of punishment.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Marlboro to Hold
Double Feature Cord

Marlboro Motor Raceway
will stage a double feature pro-
gram today, 100 laps for late
model stock cars and 20 laps
for the modified and sportsman
stocks.
About 80 late models are eX-
pected for the two preliminary
heats and the l00-lapper.
First race starts at 2 pm.
Evening star., 1958-05-04

and $40. Brief Interlude paid
$9.1o and $3.50: Harcall $3.50.
The winner. owned by Martin
Traub of Tacoma, Wash. and
trained by Carl Roles. wasn't
in contention as Prize Host set
the pace from the club house
turn into the turn for home.
Then Maese made his move
from the rail and. racing be-
tween horses. burst ahead to
win. He made up about IL
lengths.
The finish after the first
three was Circle Lea. Crasher,
Prize Host, El Cajon. Twenty
One Guns. Tryit. Collaboration
and Oil Won Dom.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Fort Hill Resets
Meet Tomorrow

The Fort Hill Invitational
track meet at Cumberland, Md,
in which Montgomery Blair
High School was to participate
yesterday, was postponed to
tomorrow because of rain.
Coach Ed Rieder of Blair
said that his team would leave
at $50 am. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1958-05-04

hopes to have Mr.. Fitz himself
on hand for the race to present
the trophy to the winner. Last
spring. Sunny Jim received a
tremendous ovation from the
Preskness crowd when they re-
cognized the old gentleman
walking down the stretch with
the aid of his aluminium crutch
on his way to the paddock to
saddle Bold Ruler.
The meeting will open Mon
day with the Baltimore Spring
Handicap. an overnight sprint
carrying $500 purse. A num-
Der of stakes runners are ex-
pected for the six-furlong dash.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
LAUREL
Continued from Page C-l

OOntinueu from rage C-l
Bryn was third and the ia
vored Tudor Era. top weighted
at lls pounds. faltered to fifth.
The across-the-board mutuel
on Berngurgoo was sl2. $3.50
and $40. Grey Baby paid
$3.50 and $500, and the out
slider. Bryn, $1,000 show.
Although Bishop saddled two
winners today, Trainer Bernie
Bond wound up the leading
conditioner Of the meeting
with II winners to the former
Illinois mule dealers Is. Bond
won the first race with Sky
Faith. 5000 favorite. who
started the $89.4O daily double,
completed by Draw Near.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Kentucky Derby chort on Pooe c-l

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000. al
lowances; 3-year-olds; g furlones.
Little Reaper tHeek'nl $50 $50 $50
Circle Out (ROgersl 900 ia
Alliance (Nazareth) q 10
Alfalfa Miss, Little Skip, Roman
Bow sage OF Alief Time. i:I3.
NINTH RACE-Purse 81 800 claim
irg;. 4-year-olds and up: ! d miles.
JubitZ (Zehr) go 800 40
Lebanon Lad FaIAyl $50 3.RO
Whence tHansmanl 900
DARK Theatre. Heligat, Aqreed. Err
lana Re Re Po. Time 1875.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
SILKY WILL START
IN PREAKNESS

LOUISVILLE. KY. May
3 tP). - Silky Sullivan's
trainer, Reggie Cornell.
said today the colt will be
sent to Baltimore for the
100000 = added Preakness
May II.
Cornell said he didn't
think Silky's performance
in the Kentucky Derby to-
day was his true race.
The trainer said Silky
leaves for Baltimore Mon
day.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Top British Netmun
Wins Tourney Title

HURLINGHAM. England,
May 3 R.-Michael Davies,
Britain's No. l tennis player,
today defeated Brazil's l9-
year-old Ivo Ribeiro, 6-1,
6-l. in the final Of the
birmingham hard-court tennis
championship.
Shirley Bloomer Of England
won the women's singles title
with a 6-l, 81 victory over
Sonia Cox Of. New Zealand.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
CHARTS OF RACES AT LAUREL

,,acePIisht 1903, b. rriAnsls Publications. Incl
FIRST hACk=fuTae ~d,uuu, eaimlngs asFeaf-olds and
W. W. y t nile Post sa o A. once stsrt goodI Won
sslsss pmes atiAAs winner MIS- b p, Bonds b. h 2, by
skS aeeFbroaaway hele Trainer, \, Aond Values
aluau, N0ho Nauu, Nlau Tine s3a DFffltnH ana
"a Nm A. AZ
Evening star., 1958-05-04
DAILY DOUBLE PAID SIII.sO

A1A DOSbSh HAD FANH-oo
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds; 9 furlongs.
sabSiss @ nSSFfs Fist 'tesss GRAMS iSc soS sdS
Cateran tHils0nl $50
Blue Charm, Grand Suspense. None
tary, Campos tr., Seven Sisters, Old
Langley, Way-Lady, Counter Charse.
Time, l:12ss.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. $1,000:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; fur
Fresh Paint BURR 1910 200 $50
Marband (COok) SEQ 36O
Jet Mark (Trumanl $40
Royal Float, Kid Jr, Jumping Brook,
World over, Seullery, Lloyd's Ansel,
l:lpss.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse.. $4,000; al
lowances; 3year-olds; 8 furlongs.
I've Got Rhythm (B'sl 500 800 go
Lii FeIla (Grant) 2.60 2.20
Deack Duncan tCorieD $50
sun Kiug, Safe Landing, Balmacara.
Time, l:lOSs.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. s6,5Oo; allow
auceS; 4-year-olds and up. d furlongs.
TT. I,.e ,Es,a, verdict 'BTtis' 500 dS 70 SS SS
Brandy B. Barrow 5.2O
8 Fabius, Wassail, Sonny Dan Jo-
vial Jove,. Whig., sarno, Pearl
Prince. lime, ls11is
b Calumet Farm entry.
VIM. Helis entry.
SEVENTH RACE-The Valley Forge
Handicap; S25.0O0 added. 3-year -olds
and up; ! mile, 20 yards.
SharpSburg (Grantl $50 $40 500
Tick TOck tLeSteTl 100 l.SO
Glenn tGuerinl Ito
Arion, One-Eyed King, a Iron Liege.
Pylades. Pintor Lea Time, l:4lAs.
Calumet Farm entry.
EIGHTH RACE Purse. 5000;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; / lfl6
miles
Native Son Blum 1910 $50 400
We Trust (COrseD 1890 800
Devilfish tROotb $40
Mariners Guide. Irish Love, Prince
Du Holme, Count Swedak. Althway.
Albany Square. Time, LASS.
Evening star., 1958-05-04

FOURTH RACE - Purse. 81 600.
maidens; 2-year-olds; 5 furiongs
Mr, Vale (ChOauettel 40 3.90 a.IO
Zabaglione (UsSeTyl I.S0 bon
Atlas Missile (Atkinsonl 30O
Manahplay, a Pace Setter. Alibastro'
Dapper Dandy, Prothalamion. Time,
aBrown entry.
Evening star., 1958-05-04

SIXTH RACE = me Mavland Derby, purse, $4,000
added A-year-od Maryland hFtds ~ miles Post
eh AZ onee start sood Won drlylna Daes sane Winner.
a, j. huockH DIX b, G. a. by Colonel Atke-FuFr Buckle.
gsinsFt osnsr Value, 'psp yiigS $1,000 $1,000
Horse Jockey Wat PIP q. = Str PIN Odd,
Evening star., 1958-05-04

FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: allow
anees; 3-year-olds; 8 furlongs.
Nanee's Rule tSterPGl 1870 R.IO taO
Little Walter USSery1 500 3.OO
DIE Mlnper tNalenzuelal $50
Bissef N Better. Prank. My Son
Tom. Time, 1:l3.
Evening star., 1958-05-04

Two-dollsr mutuels paid-THE SURGEON sl3 20. s7.e0
IS so SEA CHART. $3.50, 5000 RING CHAMP. "a 40
Handle-Sl65Il1.
Evening star., 1958-05-04

sl5oS. $500 BERNIE KLINE si5+o S. 60 MARTINS
GOLD 81.
Hende-Sl43.456 Total handle for dsy = 81. .252,7O4
Iotal handle Tor meet-s30 546.6s Atlendanee-l6 a2a
Evening star., 1958-05-04
By the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: 0 furlongs
Apophasis CLeonardD 1900 i.9o l.iO
Laheim fBOland) 900 $50
Joe r. Ch0ouettel $50
Quick Decision. Battle Over,
ESouisse, Dance Away. Time, i:i2.s.
Evening star., 1958-05-04

Hsndle-sI3f42s.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse $500; caimins: 4-year-olds and
lis miles Post. $40: off 340a: good
ing, place same. Winner, W H Bishop stables br h g. BY
CAN Foot-Jgss Play. Trainer; W H. Bishop. Values
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Gurden Stute Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. 81, 500. claim
ms; 4-year-oldS and up lie miles.
JOsie'A B0y Grant 6.60 t.S0 3.sO
Chieanery 0HettingerD 2O.2O I Z 90
Gabrielle Hefebyrel 3 30
Ricodee, Bull X Red Chief. Mr.
Treasurer Al VIII, Ny Fault, Topeka
Sun Lass, Little Teacher. Time,
1.4Sis
Evening star., 1958-05-04
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sIIe.7O

/ THIRD RACE-Purse, S3.SOO: claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and up; lis miles
The Axe (Nelsonl $50 i.sO 4. 90
Natagar AtkinsOn) 3.IO $40
Wolf Badge CBOIAnd) $40
Air Prophet. Tiger Dip. Blue Nitro.
Soul Pearl, Knockango Time, l:449s
Velvet Aeres-Seinfeld entry.
Evening star., 1958-05-04

SIXTH RACE-PurSe, SIS, 500: allow
ances; 4-year-olds and up;N6 furlongs
OctaEOnaI tAtkinsonD SEQ $50 $50
Golden East (Baiieyl $50 $50
Gay Warrior CNelsonl I;0
Busher's Idol, One Stroke, Cayort.
Joe Jones. Time, l:10as.
Evening star., 1958-05-04

handle-sttlut DAILY Double hande-slta,sae
SECOND RACE : Purse, $500; elaimins a-ysar-oIds
grylns pace same. Winner ", susinfs az bf & s. by
Evening star., 1958-05-04

SEVENTH RACE-Bed o. Roses
handicap, $4,000 added: 3-year-olds
and up. | 10 miles
Outer Space tBOland) 1910 4.60 200
LOri-El ValenIuelal 40 90
Searching tUsseryD oSO
Gay Life, Hoosier Honey, Plotter.
Time, 1898.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
JOE KELLYS SELECTIONS AND COMMENT
AT PIMLICO
cK--sEVENTH RACE

Mondays Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time, 2 PM
Evening star., 1958-05-04

Two-dollar mutuels paid-BERNBuRGoo. Sie 90. 81 go
SA0. GREY BABY SS..0 So 20. BRYN, SiOsO.
Handle-Sl72,452.
BERNBURooo badly outrun for a half moved boldly
from the outside command outfniShed GRFY
BABY The latter rallied IRON lyst OF the pace attained
slight lead the turong pole and fought II
sseously BRYN trailed early moved boldly the final
needed late rally TUDOR ERA under steadyinE restraint
while setting the drifted badly while
JABNEH showed nothing SARATOGA PETE dWelt AZ the
start LIBERTY SUN a bit rank while we'll placed
early and fattened out. THE SAINT II through early
EIGHTH RAcB-Purse 81 500; about 4. miles tturf
,-yeaT-ods Pos; 52l Of 52iis start GOOD; won driy
by DaumierMornnE Lark Trainer. j. Simpson. Values
-S2e25, 5000, $3.50. S225 Time, 1;52ts
Evening star., 1958-05-04

SECOND RAcE-Purse. So 800.
claiming. 4-year-olds and up; o fur
longs.
Steelmaster tAtk'onl 1870 5.I0 500
south Point fNels0nl SEQ 2.3O
Gideon tPeakeb 96O
Jo-Ma-Be, Getthere Frank. Smart
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BESI BEI-pUARTEK DECK-SEVENTH RACE
FIRST RAcE-Purs, $500; eIoimns $1soo); 3yeor-o
ll6 miles.
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EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000.
Claiming; i-year-olds and up; / l/lB
JesDer uLeonard) $50 3.tO 2.5O
Uncle Sid tAtkinsOnl 40 a90
Casual Friend (BrOuSSard) 3.30
Maenad, Happy New Year, At Hand.
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THIRD RAcE-Purse $4,000; claimnG: 4-year colds and
ap nrlonss Post s:sgi oif 2;3e.s start sood: won
S S1ssis-owee 1ssis-ow Betty Trainer, Y Stewart. Values
s2,sls, $500, $3.50 sl75 Time, -l:l2S. -.
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Two-dellar myIasls Dad-=MlcKEY BOY sis so. sS 90.
81 90 MoyiIAvk s3to ss.do. saw II Up, "a ~.
MICKEY BOY, alloxyd 70 ssttls into sest stride m-
proved his position steadily midway Of the
drove between horses 10 command nearinf the
lhsn held after drifting out sighty nearnR the end.
MOVIIAVE raced with the attained xlieht tad 4
intervals and after drittins wide entrrng the stretch,
continued gamely. Cumont6 claim foul Aeanst the
winner for alleged interference ~ late stretch dlsal-
and sontinned on samely NICKEL BOY run early, vas
Knocked Oft lirde entering the stretch closed with
rush TUscANAAwAy oaslee yith Hoyi AVE, into ths
along the inside 70 attain command the stretch,
established clear lead when straghtened Tor the drive,
then faered,
SEVENTH RACE The laurel sprns Turf Handicap:
pure 1lO,o9V soase abogi ~ nnsa ton tne turfl y
driyns, place same. Winner W, " Bishops b. b s. by
$500 5000. $1,000, $500 ri@s i4sss' '''D''-
Horse. Jockey. wst PIP "a u str. Pin. Odds
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a. M mslueis ssSRpsIiS BILLY Sls go 81 90
Hande--s l45.4b9,
FOURTH RAcE-Purse 81 600; claiming: 3-yeaT-oids;
ins place same Winner A. T. clsrke's 8, bv AlakinE
-Mayfern. Trainer, owner. Vaues-S2. .6O0 $780, S40O,
5000. Time, 1:l32s
Horse. Jockey. wat PIP. i. a str. Fin. odds
E:::::!: #:$::.I: :::::: :i:::' i Il: i $
Clara Dawn fPlesal ia g. - 740
TWo.dollar mntnes maid = MANIOVp1 EE q 40 on
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