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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
Seixos Tops Dell
In Buffalo Event

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. Is up.
Barry MacKay used his big
serve to whip Bill Talbert.
former Davis Cup team captain.
7-5, Ga. today in a flrst-round
match of the Buffalo Tennis and
Squash Clubs invitation tourna-
ment.
MacKay, playing his first
Tournament tennis since re-
turning firm the Davis Cup
matches in Australia. moved to
the semifinals where he will
meet third-ranked Dick Savitt
Of New York tomorrow. Savitt
beat Irv Dorfman Of New York,
Ga, 60.
Top-ranked Vic Seixas of
Philadelphia won a tough match
from Don Dell.of Bethesda, Nd,
a sophomore at Yale. Us. AS
6-3.
Grant Glden of Chicago beat
Bill Quillian Of Seattle, ST.. 81.
.6-2.
Seixas and MacKay, the
United States doubles team in
Australia, beat Dorfman and
Dell, As, 6-1, 6-3. The Talbert-
Savitt team downed Golden and
Quillian, 11-9, Gil, Ga.
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turned $Il4o. $50 and S2.so.
Ego. L H. Thompson's four
year-old son Of Olympia, paid
$1l and $40. Tenacious. the
lilo favorite. returned $2.40.
Crabgrass Stables Beau
guerre and Ego fought for the
early lead in the seven-horse
field while Speed Rouser trailed
in third place under the steady
guidance Of Jockey Al Popara.
Beauguerre and Ego raced
rs Q team down the long back
stretch. On the swing for
home. Ego took O two-length
lead over Beaugucrre. Speed
Rouser. coming fast. entered
the stretch Q head behind Ego.
Popara went to the whip an
eighth Of q mile from home
as Speed Rouser moved be-
tween the pace settlers and went
to the top at the 18th pole.
Speed Rouser and T.. Allie
Grissom's Shan Pac bumped in
the final stages but Speed
Rouser stayed on course as Ego
and Tenacious closed the gap
when the field hit the wire.
San Pac finished fourth with
w. Hal Bishops Bernburgoo
fifth. Beauguerre sixth and
Bryn, the other half Of the
Bishop entry, q distant last.
The victory was worth $3.50
for Speed Rouser who won
$65.000 last year with seven
decisions in % starts.
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N. Y. Harness Race
Has Record Purse

WESTBURY. N. Y, Feb. is
R.-The third annual Messen-
ger Stakes. to be raced at
Roosevelt Raceway July 4. will
be worth $104,350 - richest
purse in the history Of night
harness racing.
This was announced today
by Roosevelt Raceway after
owners kept 81 horses eligible
with q February / payment of
$50 each for the 3-year-old
pacing event.
The two biggest money win
ming 2-year-olds Of 1857 head
the list Of nominees, Thorpe
Hanover, owned by Hugh Grant
of Bradford, Pa, and Painter,
property of Mrs. c. N. Sheppard
and A. c. Nudge Of Hanover,
Pa. Thorpe Hanover. trained
and driven by Del Miller,
earned $60,766 last season,
while Painter earned $53,740.
aPinter Is trained and driven
by John Simpson.
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Tim Tam Beats
.Stab|enlate in
Stretch Duel

ceived a trophy, presented by
Gen. Omar Bradley. Gen. Duke
won this feature last year and
Liberty Sun triumphed in 1856,
Jimmy Jones, Calumet train
er, said after the race he thinks
his colts like the distance,
which is the same for the Fla
mingo.
Competition will be consid-
erably tougher in the Flamingo,
which is expected to attract
such other 3-year-olds as jew
els Reward. Nadir, Terra Fir
ma; Jimmer, Alarullah and
Fred w. Hooper's pair Of Al
hambra and Olymar.
Ebony Pearl Wins
Jewels Reward, who set a
record for winnings by q q
year-old last year at $349, 642,
has not raced since November
but may have a tuneup next
week in preparation for the
rich race. The Main Chance
Farm colt has been working
well.
Alhambra won the Hibiscus
and Olymar took the Bahamas.
Kentucky Pride was second and
Tim Tam finished third In the
latter stakes, while Nadir was
an impressive winner in a Z
furlong race yesterday.
;Alarullah, owned by Hasty
House Farm, was Z to 10 choice
In the first division Of the Kobe
Sound purse at 8 furlongs to-
dag and apparently had the
race won when Hartack locked
back to see Maine Chance
FARMS Ebony Pearl, under
Jockey Tony DeSpirito, coming
fast on the outside.
Ebony Pearl won the race
By q length and Mrs. Mable c.
Schcltz' Warhead rushed up
for second mopey. with Alarul-.
lah a neck back In third. ALI
are Flamingo nominees.
Hattack won on Powder Cap
in the fourth and got his third
winner Of the day aboard Ma
solnie in the ninth to run his
score to SO for 26 days at His-
leah.
Betting totaled $2.l39.6e4.
compared with $2,417.876 on the
corresponding day Of 1857.
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TULLOcH IS UPSET
AFTER 9 STRAIGHT

MELBOURNE. Feb. IS
up. - Tulloch. champion
Australian 3-year-old thor
oughbred: was upset today
by Prince Darius in the
mile and one-eighth st.
Georges Stakes at Caulfield
race track.
Prince Darius. in ending
Tulloch's winning streak,
finished a length and Q
quarter in front of the "a
favorite. The race was run
in the slow time Of 1:553s.
When Tulloch. won the
Queensland Derby in No
vember. it was his ninth
consecutive victory.
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By the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: 61a furlOngs.
e P,s!.r ts,m'hsr Ii.so go s.aS e
Get Tosether, Elevator. The chaTscs
ter. Uncle Baldwin, Baleo,s BAN. Sill
yer Lamp, Paouita, Past Master. Time.
SECOND RACE = Purse. $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; Ia
special Demand CYeD 100 4.eO SEQ
Wor nss1M snsns, Jaearepasua. secret c,s
Session, Fathers Flower. Darine Sickle,
Ganaja, ReWarding. Llano. Time,
l;44as.
THIRD RACE-.Purse.. $4,000; al
EsssT sssbsSSi Ys I9SO n ssS $50
Martins Rpllah iNevesl $40 SEQ
Rise n Shine (ShoemakeTl l.20
Doctor Z, D., Briei. lnterlude. Har-
81 cajon. Destilar. Time. i:44ss.
FOURTH RACE. - Purse, $1,000:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; fur
Cali Hy (Nevesl $50 4.7O $50
Red .Resdlsg SvaIsn.vslal I1.O0 $50
Tor z' q f S.aI. M nsS1 H RD c'i Hasn
Grey Tower. Time, I:iOh.
aes r sHv RASEsHEss $500 ma slA Se
nurfl: about 6ls furlonss.
Palmer (Morenol 3l.1O 40 $50
Peog-Deek lYesEaD $50 40
riT r,.ot sMssesp A,hsn. .aeo,,m 80
Bond f0'I Tsssna, fIyina story s'I SssSsls
Risk, Time. i:ib,
cornell-trainsd entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: ..
year.olds and up; classified allowance;
ri Boss (AsssIsl $50 go s.eS
CAF0nal CMaese) 800
sH sS; DS qlm sinS "a Holandss H. Frosty
: Golden Gate stablss-E. N. ooe-
:, SEVENTH y 81 RACE SSc a. san Antop e
sss.s I.sI. SsG'%', 800 80 sSsss
Promised Land (Yeasal $40
MaSis' TsrTsns. sesnsen, Sind' Tine,
l:4e% new track record, ties world
mark.
EI0HTH RACE-PuTse, $4,000; T.
year.olds and up; optional claiming;
County Club Ssh'herI $40 100 $40
Timber Son tYoasal $50 $40
Mlutaka (Harmatnl 300
p,SSf 5S XyS oSss y;Du essss{ SCSySI.s;
Up Asamenon II, Golden Rage. Tine,
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Roy York Injured
By Rearing Horse

ARCADIA, Calf, Feb. is up.
Jockey Ray York was shaken
up and suffered a cut lip today
when his mount. Cleofosta,
reared his head and hit the
rider during the parade to the
post for the fifth race.
York was replaced by Alex
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after battling it out right down
to the finish with Big Steve.
The winner found the going
tight until he was able to get
on the inside ct the final turn
and romp on down the. stretch
Solero, Jr.. won by q half
length. Big Steve was 3a
lengths in front Of Gran.
Solero. ridden by r. E. Young
and owned and trained by Will
liam S. Harding, paid $40 on
a win ticket.
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Maese and relieved of his other
mounts.
The mishap held UP the fifth
race nine minutes. Cleofosta
ran out Of the money.
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SoIero Jr. Wins
Sunshine Feature

OLDSMAR, Fla. Feb. is up.
-Solero. jr., won the feature
race at Sunshine Park today
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CHARTS or RACES AT BOWIE

(copyrisht 1883 BY TRIANGLE Publications Inc)
lHRsr RAcE-Purse $1,000: claimine 4-yesr-ods and
u1H7 furlongs Post 1888; off 1S9M: start good won
ra4en out place driving Winner n W. McNaughton's
D. 81 s. by Astral-zither. Trainer Mona McNaughton
va&es-sleS0. $780, $780, $780, Time. 1:2sss. snow
iugsand slow
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FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: al
Ebony Pearl (D'sp'tol 20.70 1000 3.0O
Wafhead tSorrentino) 2O.SO $50
Aiaruilah (HartaekD Ego
Hanibal's Girl. Springhill. Whirling
Billie. Pondicherry. Judge, Hustle. Eff
ficient. Time, 1:114s.
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SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow
sa a:sSor s 'sSS5 1877 tSSlOH So Gao
Admirals Joy lchoauette) $50 $50
Another Art (HaFtackI 5.1O
Thespis, Anold H.. Count w., Forest
Fury, Nah Revoke. Saferris, Page
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FOURTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
ciaimingF 4-year-olds and up; Ia
Powder Cap (FIattack) $50 SEQ ESQ
Forky {DespiFitOl $50 3.3O
Harbash (AtkinsOnb $40
Tachometer. Moraine, Leonardian.
Devastation. Iron Hand. Buddy Pop
pers. Time, 1:502s.
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NINTH RAcE--Purse, S2.10O: claim
ing. 4-yeaf-olds and up; o furlongs,
ParthenOn lCOmbesO 1850 $40 $40
Texas BULLDOG (Keene) $50 Gao
Summary (Broussardl $50
Master Red. Colonel Zero. Hermanita,
Mr.. Bruce. Time. LION.
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NINTH RAcE-Purse, 5000; claim
Ing Hs. aIye AZ. and W; ~ miles
Steei Flash CDeSDirltOI 1880 sic
Lead Scout (ZakOORl 1.3O
veloz 2nd. Air Wonder. Irish Love,
All She Wrote, Butwiser, Point Of
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nAILY DOUBLE PAID s25. 10

THIRD RACE - Purse. $4,000;
claimins; 4-year-olds and up: 6 fur
longs.
0lympls's Ace auss'ry) $50 $50 $50
? Smlleytown (Hartsck) ESQ 2.20
ARnlca (Ruane) ere
do Jet Marine. Ben A. Jones, Red
Cadet, Q Charlesgste, Says Gem. Time,
1:11%.
q Calumet Farm entry.
do DISQUALIFIED finished 3rd to last
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b the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
TOD GUY (Nono) 1880 800 $40
What A Step tBass) $50 $50
Tiger Play (Br0ussardl 800
a. Merry Heth, + Aknsis, stonsy Greek.
I Captain Buster. Fling Fleet, Jude.
Time, 1:13%.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $4,000;
Claiming; 4-year-olds and up: 6
frontier saka tMeaux1 500 $50 e.eo
. Susong lHansmanl 4.6O 800
Alice Ayres, sun Miracle, Hello Rita,
A z0Hsz B Mid NSss 4 sssr I ni9eer' Pic
Z RittneF- Hinrhy entry. ~
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sei.6O
:, . THIRD RACE sI.,;:. Purse: ,, $4,000;
latin Dancer (B'winl 1880 4.6O ESQ
Star Boots (Delah0ugsaye) 400 $50
Ever Been Broke, oayful. Donna
Ray X. Okie Dokie. Time. 1:40as.
FOURTH RAcE.-Purse.. s2,10oi op-
tionl ciaimine: 3-year-olds; 8 fur
81 BE tWs.tt ll.4o $50 $50
little Hunk fHin0losat 400
Hall Carat. VERSE: Eoysl Bloom.
FIFTH RACE Purse. $1,000; al
lowances; 3-year-olds: 8 furiongs.
Lord Jan (Heckm'n) $50 2.4O eco
Come On joe (Meaux) 4.2O $50
MI f, assessor r tBaira ,,nr A. ~
Cycle, 5urdetta. Little Reaper. Time.
aGrissom entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. 50 900; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; o furlongs.
E E"ms. I1t:g 1Pa1 .BrO $40 s,eS s4S
Sky Capers tWaIkePl $40
i, Tin Flyer: Snow Mon. Air Battle.
Re Re 70. STime' 1:l3aS.
:, SEVENTH RAcE;mPurss. se.6OG
PembeFtOn (Mesuxl l.6O $50 2.4O
BO0ray (C0mbestl $40 $50
Ricoaire (Adamsl 500
Kentucky King. Dose's Son, Palus-
iris. Time. l:47%.
!, EIGHTH RACE--Le,. comte Handi-
CAPT purse. $4,000; 3-year-olds and
speed Rosssr IPop'ah II.4O SEQ $50
Ergo (Delaheussaye) HOO l.4O
Tenacious tBrouEkardD $40
Shan Pac.a HeTpburgoo, Beauguerre.
a Bryn. Time f.453s. 81
. Bishop stable entry.
NINTH BAcE-Purse, $500: claim
ing: 4-yeaf.olds ard up; Q furlongs.
Parthen0n SC0mbestl 1850 $40 $40
Texas BULLDOG (Keene) $50 2.4O
Summary (BfOussaFdl $50
Master Red. Colonel Zero. Hermanita,
Mr.. Bruce. Time, 1:12%.
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FIFTH sAcEryrse. 900: claiming; 3-year-Olds So
Same Winner Mrs zsEcCr S0 &c Sn ss ssssy
500 s2dG DAMN Fns id zatoor vAlas'ssO0 $500
Horse jockey Wgt. PIP. z y Str. Fin Odds,
| u ]; 3; 3; s..
Rad sass Ss 300 S0G cogS
sixth 200 a!0W,1Ss ayssTSd.
y $3.50 sd 50s ssSo T5fI %: sAn Values
Horse. Jockey. Wst. PIP. q q Str. Fin Odds
| D. q || H
sas' $Ss'l' si' sS V
SASE
Ing. PLACE same Minnsr. KncwoSS Stables ak 5. By
sss5C ssTS. ssss5S sTRa xsissS
Horse: Jockey: wet. PIP Y y str rin- Odds
Z > ' H
$'5s;' 81. ss00 Il q
MovITAyE to the inside after drawing clear on
Sbx sPSss 'i SssssR . hsr:ss
oropped BACK bearing out the stretch
again % oEtinish AdPLITHDE The latter gained promi
silently GOOD As GOLD broke poorly RUFFRULLAH
lapsed after the finish and died
EIGHTH RACE = Purse $4,000; claiming: 4-ycar-ods
boroushse TTdOr Traer s soass,b b. Bern
$500, 5000, $50. Time. :49ss '"A0' ~i'S""
NOTE No calls between stretch nnahJ. -
DISTINGUISH coors due to heavy snow 'en. unAOie 70
Horse. Jockey. Wgt. PIP. Start str FIN Odds
S s:i s'I $s s&$ E:$.,, I
RsssS ll:s s s:::s:I:| III Ia 4
E Ess:s S 'S:i 'd's:I til & ssS
s$s 81 ss.ss III ~ 2'
CHARLIE FoRD $780, $40 Mdf9 T VISA
Handls-s12s.4o7. Total handIs-s1 oe5.oes Attend
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Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; Iva miles,
Gentleman Al (Ruane) 100 4.lO 2.0o
Big COmber (Zak0oF) $50 4.3O
Aslri0 (Hartaek) 200
Fine Mouche. Caboose, Conga Way,
basto. Sure Me. Time, 2:33as.
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4EvENTH RACE-EVerglades Stakes.
S2b, 600 added: 3-year-olds: l u miles
. Tim Tam tHartaekl $40 500 2.a9
. Kentucky Pride (EFbl SEQ ESQ
Liberty Ruler lBOulmetisl $50
Yemen, Nisht Amool, Misty Flight,
Sir Robby. .Deadeye Dick, Gray Trust
Time, 1913.
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EIGHTH RACE--Purse. $4,000: al
lowances: 4-year-olds and up; 1h
miles
) Beau DlsbIe Cw'dse) 500 ESQ eco
Toby b (Hartsckl 500 $50
Q Promethean (Ruanel 2.2O
Time. 1851.
Lawrence entry.
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DAILY DoUBLE PAID sel.so

THIRD RACE - Purse. $4,000;
clatming; Swear colds; ! Is miles.
latin Dancer (B'win) 1850 AGO ESQ
OFFS Spirit tMeauxl $40
Ever Been Broke, Gayful, Donna
Ray X. Dixie Dokie. Time, 1:402s.
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SECOND RACE - Purse, $4,000.
Vietory Morn tAnd's'ni 5'so SsO 2.so
Spygreeny (DeSpiritO) $40 see
Cl0ckodema (S0rrentinO) $50
Alpine Spy. Genessian, Beau Count.
First Breath, King Hopeful, Canvas.
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BEST BET-LUcINDA-I

Mondays Selections Made for SLOW Track
Post Time 1 80 Pm.
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Two-doar mutueis paid-INvICTo, 81 or $500, S24
ONE BOOT. 81 co. 1900. WHAT SIR $40.
Handle-Sl 49,003.
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SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $500;
allowances: 3-year-olds; Ia miles.
Pembert0n (Meauxl 4.0O 2.8O 2.4O
BO0ray (C0mbestl $40 $50
RicOaire (Adamsl 800
Kentucky King. Dose's Son. Psius-
iris. Time. 1:47s.
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SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; o furlongs.
Come Through (BT's'dD $40 $50 $40
B0naparte (POparal 500 $40
Sky Capers tWalkePl $40
j Tin Flyer, Snow Mon, Air Battle,
Re Re 20. Time. 1:l39s.
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THIRD RAcE-Purse $500: 4-yssr.odsy and Hp maid:
start good; won easily place drying Winner p sheas
values-S2.275. 500, $3.50. S175. Time. f:15
Horse Jockey wet. PP. 2 q Str Fin Odds.
ssS' d. Is Is ;S,:.iT' III 's$
Noble Request tG'della) 11a 81 81 1920
ssss. aR::.lSsIsI liz ffss i$
Two-dollar mutuels paid =. ROYAL LINE, S4e0, $3.50
e. 40 sENoRITA RIGA S3.40, $3.50 MR. BURT $500.
Handle-S110,46S.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $4,000; claiming: 4-year-olds
won drying. place same Winner. A. Boveos Oh B &
$780, $3.50. Time. 1878
Invicto (Chambers) - los 9 2h u S14Q
One Boot (Culmone) lie 81 ~ 6gg
What Sir (Stevenson)- lis 2 u g. 14oO
Granneal (cutshawl - 1l3 {, 8. 10
Pilot Jet (PindeD - 113 81 6ns 20O0
Flint Rose (SmalD - lib l g e., ~ eaaa0
Punkin (WajdaD 1OS ia ga o3zV
LAudacious tColel - ITO 10 10 ~ seO
ONE BOOT, 81. 90, $500. WHAT SIR. $40.
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CIoNToo. 1850 5000. GAY coaAfANDEk. $40
Handle-S77, 296.
SECOND RACE : Purse. $4,000; claiming: S-year-old
III = trrl1ngS Post. gil off 2:12: good for all
but Royal Tale won easily place driyins Winner W T.
Maykey b. s. by FietBeausy Trainer r. Laurn. Values
$3.50 $780, 5000 $780, Time. Ills. Showing and slow.
Horse. Jockey. Wgt PIP !. a Str. Fin Odds
s:;I; si5 Siss: ss ,.. Il ,ss
Wef Queen tHettineer)- ia IL 10 81 Ans 1910
N1ht Bride (Stuartl - no 81 a. 5000
Eyes Quest tSmaD .l3~1 l. "a sax 1910
IN The Brig (MonacellD la B. 3 6 81 81 $40
Needles Doesie (Kortel. ITO IL Q 10i 10i 1900
s sSssI f e. ns s.S cssE. liz Il III II 1873
$40 s3eS, o1sELLE' $3.50. $500. LEAVE n Alone
1Handle-S9s.s34 Daily double handle-sl19ss2.
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900: claiming; 3-year-Olds: 5ls
3:2S: start good: won. driving.
W. A. zakocf's bic. 8, BY Sassy
zakoor. Values--S2. 800, $500.
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FIFTH ,sAcE-Purse, SAL
furlonss. Post, 3:27: off )
place same. Winner, Mrs, Y
Grit Trainer, W. A. q
$500. 5000. Time, 1:074b.
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.ns.fs Total Attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

c1N SIdSas I nq ~ pNa,d-As[olEo
Handle-S71, 296.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
TopMuffins
With Fruit

II you're a homemaker who
perhaps needs a recipe to utilize
some leftover cooked ham. try
this blue ribbon suggestion.
This recipe innovation high
lights ground cooked ham and
a fruit topping in meat mullins
the name. ham mufnns--
orange topping.
These hearty mullins viii re-
ceive enthusiastic acclaim, es-
pecially when they are escorted
to the luncheon table by a
hearty salad or a bowl Of soup.
These mullins are not only
meaty, but they have a spicy
as well as q tart note that VIII
make them future favorites IN
your household.
Ham Mufiins-0range Topping
I11a cups ground cooked ham
| "a cup soft bread crumbs
10 tablespoons chopped celery
u teaspoon dry mustard
teaspoon ground cloves
egg, beaten
q cup orange juice
3 thin, unpeeled, large
orange slices II
u cup brown sugar
! "a teaspoon dry mustard I
/ tablespoon orange Juice
/ Combine ham. bread crumbs,
celery. u teaspoon dry mustarc.
cloves, egg and II cup orange
Juice. Pack mixture into IS
large-size muffin pans, filling
each % full. Cut each orange
slice into s wedge shaped
pieces. in a spoke-like design on
each muffin. Combine brown
sugar, y teaspoon dry mustard
and / tablespoon orange juice.
Spread sugar mixture over
mullins. Bake in a moderate
oven 1850 F. for 80 minutes.
Yield: -Four to six servings.
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Borbecued Sporeribs

them with water and simmer,
covered. As minutes; cool, drain
and refrigerate. For the sauce,
combine all remaining ingredi-
ents and simmer is minutes;
cool.
Grill the, meat on q rack
over hot Goals. brushing we'll
with sauce and turning oc-
casionally. about 80 minutes or
until well done. glazed and
brown. To serve, cut into 3-rib
pieces. Makes six servings.
Rainy-day Ribs: Omit pre-
cooking. About / u hours before
serving. brush ribs well with
sauce and arrange in shallow
open pan. Bake at 375 degrees
AZ hours. turning occasionally
and brushing with sauce each
time.
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6 pounds spareribs
cup molasses
cup catsup
a cup sliced onion
minced Glove garlic
"a lemon. sliced
"a cup vinegar
2 tablespoons Worcestershire
sauce
/ tablespoon prepared mus
tard
2 tablespoons margarine
"a teaspoon salt
Dash cayenne
Have meatman halve the
spareribs down the middle
Ahead Of time-24 hours OIL
less-roast the ribs in a shall
low open pan at $50 degree:
for / hour. Pour OF fat; COO
and refrigerate ribs. Or. cove
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Peaches Frozen
In Sugar

Peel and pit peaches
quickly under cold run
ming water. Slice or halve
them directly into a solu-
ton of 2 tablespoons Of
ascorbic acid per gallon Of
ice water. To keep the
floating peaches from ex-
posure to air which causes
them to discolor, keep them
covered as you work. When
you have enough to begin
packing. drain peaches on
paper towels and blot gen.
thy. Then put them in a
chilled bowl. Using a
wooden spoon, turn peaches
over and over in a half
cup of sugar per quart of
fruit until all are covered.
Pack and freeze at once.
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Peaches Frozen
In Sirup

Wash, peel and pit
peaches. Cut in halves or
slice. So that fruit won't
darken in the air. slice
peaches directly into cold
strip, prepared ahead and
cooled. To make the strip.
dissolve 3 cups of sugar
in 4 cups water. To help
preserve the color while in
the freezer, add powdered
ascorbic acid to the cold
strip. using Il teaspoon to
each 4 cups strip. (Ascor-
bic acid is sold at drug
stores and some freezer
locker plants.)
Press fruit down in the
container, cover with sirup
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Select fruit which Is
slightly underripe: prepare
as for canning. Weigh
fruit and sugar. allowing
"a pound sugar to / pound
of fruit. Put the fruit and
sugar in alternate layers in
a large saucepan; cover;
let stand overnight to ex-
tract the juice. In the
morning heat the mixture
slowly to boiling, stirring
carefully to avoid breaking
the fruit. Cook slowly un-
til fruit Is tender and clear.
Pack into jars; measure the
strip: boil it rapidly until
the volume has been re-
duced by one-half. Remove
from heat; cool slightly;
: add an equal measure OF
brandy. Fill jars with the
strip; seal.
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II you take pride In making
jams and spreads, consider "a
batch OF pineapple rhubafb
marmalade: Combine 3 cups OF
diced rhubarb with / cup we'll
drained crushed pineapple and
3 cups sugar. Cook, stirring oc-
casionally, until thick and clear.
Pour into hot sterilized jars
and seal at once.
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LOOKOUT ON THE FOURTH - Whether
you picnic on the patio, at the beach or in
Rock Creek Park, the holiday calls for extra
good eating We recommend these barbecued
spareribs corn on the cob, fresh whole to-
matoeS a loaf of French bread and a'big pot
Of fragrant coffee.
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Record Peach Crop
Heads for Market

(25 cup strip for each pint
container) and put crum-
pied parchment paper on
top to hold fruit under the
strip. Leave space at the
top to allow for expansion
during freezing. Fasten
lid, label and freeze at once.
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cool place several weeks
before serving to blend
flavor.
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