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O%P ,iiISsF ESs1f. 'i oIds
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. IA. 7-s40C
CADILLAC '56 Coupe de vile
equipped; 9 tone: -. 1000
HoRNER.S CORNER

CADILLAC 80 Coupe de Vile.
equipped; 2 tone: e aon
HoRNER.s CORNER
iiSfY i fafA s 81. nv. b PEA I.ssos
CADILLAC 1857 convertible: sx-
ceptionally nice. dusty rose with
a ihrosshO SSP only PsT s Sos condition
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
Bethesda. Nd. OIL. 8-77O0
CADILLAC so Fl Dorado white
convertible: S3.99b. JACK PRY.
LIMITED. ldth and NJ SIS. nv.
CADILLAC So cow: full pow, fully
equip. excel. eond; $3.50 cash and
take over payments. 10. s-72S9.
cHEV.'53 Cdr: factory equipped;
iiFht blue finish: runs and looks
good; 1895; can handle with SOS
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ca. Ave. ia. 9-290O-2eO4
CHEW. 1888 Bel Air club; VS. en-
zine, powerglide, 2-tone, Wv.
tires, T. and h. SALE. Si,095.
Trades, bank financing.
KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 Ca. Ave. NV ia. s-4s00
CHEW. '55 4-dr. station wagon; sxL
ira clean, owner; VS. engine,
T. and h. SALE, sl'3e5; trades
and bank hnaneing.
KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 Ca. Ave. NV. ia. 9-4s0O
CHEW. 81 4-dr. sedan; extra clean
VS.; powerRlide. r. and h. SALE,
Sl,645. Trades, bank financing.
KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 Ga. ave. NV ia. 9-4s0O
CHEVROLET 80 "2lO" 4-dr.; r.,
and n: si.595. LOVING CHEW
RoLET, 1880 E-W hwy, s. s.,
Nd. JU 9-SO0O.
CHEVROLET SIS Del Rey; like new,
fully equip, except radio; new
seat covers; OV. 3-4907.
CHEVROLET 81 convertible: pg..
p.s., r. and h.: excellent condi-
ton. After 1870 pm. JU. 5-5527.
CHEVROLET 80 4-dr.: owner;
new battery. good tires; sS25.
Cali ia 7-7505.
c EbolssoI. Tris ss 2TdF and Sor b
Broad. Fans Church. JE. 9.o5s5.
CHEVROLET '53 Bel Air; 7. and
h.. powerslide; clean inside and
BERKEY MOTORS, INC.
IANNANDALE. VA. CT. $500
CHEVROLET 81 delivery sedan;
500. full price. CRANSON RAM
BIER, INC. 6312 Ga. ave. NV,
TU. 2-7Ol1.
CHEVROLET 1854 black sedan;
thoroughly reconditioned; clean.
ONLY S597. See your Buick dealer,
EMERSON a. ORME, $685. Wis
eonsin ave. NV, at Western ave-,
EN-. 2-433i.
CHEVROLET 81 de luxe 4-dr- /:
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DEMONSTRATORS
MoToRcYcLEs

HARLEY DAVIDSON 1898 al"
o,h,Va unmodihed, exceptional con
dillon Must sell this week. Ask
ing sle8. on. $4,000,
VINCENT coMET 1899. excel
sond 5000 mi, Call AD. e.ss0i
between 81 pm.
N SS y Si 100" :ls 20. q sAFoSf
f.AAdh
HARLEY .DAyIDsoNs fe0l all "A
CIV In. 'ais and SOS, sfO0.sian
Terms cash, JtM'6 USED CARS
Hwy. No. !, woodbfidee, VI, 81
LAMBRETTA
DE luxe super sport" iTN TV II
here The all.new miracle from
Milan, see this superior scooter
today 90 the Lambretta way
Prices start AZ 500 for l2h model
ALLIED MOTORS
100 9th st. NV co. 5-ifpo
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

CHESAPEAKE Cottage for
rent; can be taken Immediately
Call RE. 6-S203.
COLONIAL BCH., VA.-cottage; Ice
screened porches; avail. % July
3 Aus. "a Aug. $50 wk. LU.
l-290l.
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.-Modern
waterfront cottage, nicely furn,
scr. porches. Ii. 1880.
DARE's BEACH, Md T., B.,
mod cow. I'd, sandy beach. S5C
vk. LII. l-4047, LII. 1-6722,
IDLEWILDE ON CHESAPEAKE BAY
mr.. Shady Side, Md.-5-room cot.
tsge: viii sleep 10; zoo IT, from
beach area. nettle net, large pier
no pets refs. exchanged; $50 wk
OIL 2-6597.
KENWOoD BEACH on Chesapeake
Bay: for rent by wk. or rest Of
season: will consider selling; reas.
rms. and front porch, on . lots
all conveniences. Call LU. l-23O9
2-BEDROOM modern cottage will
boat, available now til Aug. 3
good Grabbing and fishing. $40 wk
EN-. 2-35Og
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8 BEDRMS,. iiy. rm. XII. bath;
fully furnished; 100-foot water
dock: located Lake jackson. Va.
will sac, sToNEWALL REAL
TX ms, CO. INC. Call Manassas,
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
tcoNTiNutnl
NEED
CAsH7

We Win provide you with the cash
you need fog any .purpoae-homt
repairs, medical bills, vacation,
and combine your pretspt hilli
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IRAILERs

TRAILER SPACE AVAILABLE, y. Q,
/. near Woodbridee' Va, 500 so
month. JU. 5-24i6 after Q pm.
MERCURY 81 l5-ft. trailer; elee
brakes, hitch; sleeps B; . llght z
water systems; stove, oven ana
Estgr, New, sl'3eSi price sl'OSo'
FL. 6-20s9
STAR HOUSE TRAILERl 36-ft.;
fully equipped; 1856. like new;
never used saerinee for sl'sbO.
OR. 3-4695.
sTREAMLITE $50 soft. house
trailer; peri. .eond.; cost new.
5000; will sell for $500. Call
Gaithersburg. 6-4sW2.
CONTINENTAL 80; % f.; b.r.:
well kept. attractive. 1880 Rich
mond hwy, Lot 200. 20
CHERRY HILL MOBILE HOME
lOis0 Baltimore Ave,
COLLEGE Park, Nd.
New VAGABOND, Gold Seal and
VANDYKE mobile homes nov on
display in Ten Wide size by area s
newest dealer. We also operate
Cherry Hill Mobile Home VILLAGE,
one OF areas fnest mobile home
sites. Open daily and on Sunday
from noon I'll dark.
ESQ OFF
All new '5s models will be sold Ia
clear our lot this week end. Nc
tricks or gimmicks. Come out
let US prove IL. Terms or trade
Open q am. 10 3 pm. Including
Sunday.
BeltSville Trailer Sales
lii454 BALTIC. Blvd, Beltsville. Nd
WE. 5-25S2
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JUST ARRIVED!
SHASTA
AIRFLYTE

See this wonderful left.
luxury travel trailer -
beautiful furnishings. Let
this be your mountain or
beach vacation home.
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25% OFF
Used TRAILERS

Don't paw remit Our lot is filled
with good, clean used Mobile
Homes. low down payment, A-A
USED MOBILE HOME MARKET
1892 Richmond hwy. Alex, Va. On
US. bet. Open-Air Theater ano
n. Belvoir, ED. 9-640O.
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"OAKLAND''

lO5-acre waterfront estate. Charm
res S,e " bedrooms sO baths,
with guest wing adjoining Herd
OF 80 registered Angus; 35-foot
tvin-serew yacht Complement OF
farm buildings and equipment.
Modern manager's dwelling, ll5.
foot dock. several hundred feet Of
waterfrontage Finest neighbor-
hood, eongenial social life. $4,000
OF reduced excmdine cruiser
JIM A PAT CARTER REAL ESTATE
White Stone, Va. Hemlock b-3qll
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II EMERSON & ORME, 1896 Wis
consin ave. at Western nv, EN-.
2-4331.
BUICK 81 Super Riviera 4-door
| hardtop; beautiful antique ivory
with black and white interior. fully
equipped, power steering, power
brakes, dynafiow transmission,
white-wall tires. E-Z Eye glass
backing lights, etc. New-car ap-
pearanee, full warranty. See this
H beauty at your BUICK Dealer, only
S2,b97. EMERSON & ORME, 1895
Wisconsin ave. NV, EN-. 2-433l.
BUICK 1855 Model 90 Century 4
DR.. .hardtop; white and hsht green
\ dynafow. power windows, r. and
\ h., Wv. tires, etc; very clean
throughout. reconditioned; 81 .597.
| See your Buick dealer, EMERSON
Il a. ORME. 5336 Wisconsin ave.
NV. at Western ave, EN- 2-433l.
BUICK "a Century hardtop; power
/ steering and brakes; Al cond (.
| 81 .375. Call XII. 9-49l4.
BUICK So Century hardtop Riviera,
striking coral and white, contrast
/ ing al. Leather interior; all the
| Buick features, including power
n VI hANnH NaAEkNNNNNhNN
and guaranteed. A resular 2,@95
DISCOUNT PRICE, S1,sss
| OLMSTEAD Odds
5000 Wilson Blvd. Arls IA. 7-s40O
BUICK 1857 Roadmaster Riviera
sedan: windows, seat, steerinR
and brakes are all power; far
above saCyeraSe condition Special
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
Fairlington Shopping Center
Alex, Va. OV 3-0350
BUICK Sc convertible a real sharp
g-sone i green i and white inso,,, WITH
r, and h. dyna,' special at only
KAPLAN g. CRAWFORD
ASoi cop OPEN A'f DAILY, ~ ~ |-o'OO
BUICK 1857 Century 4-dr. hard
top; power equipped. radio. heater,
dynaflow drive, Wv. tires, white
and black, Immaculate, owner.
Bank-rate terms, 5000
WHEELER. INC. CHRYSLER CITY
CHR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WHEELMOBILE QUALITY CARS
$500 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. e-l020
BUICK CENTURY "a sedan; light
blue; low mileage; 7. and H. Al;
BERKEY MOTORS, INC.
ANNANDALE, VA. CT, 6-5100
BUICK IS hardtop: T., h., dyna-
flow, power steering; Sl,Ja5. Low
ING CHEVROLET, 1889 E-W hwy.
s. s., Nd, JU. 9-s000.
BUICK '55 Super: dynafov trans.
mission, power steering and
brakes, radio, heater, 2-tone
paint Ais IN MIoroRs, INC.
1910 Wilson Blvd. Arl., ia. 2-4l02
CADILLAC LIMOUSINE; fun car for
4 tecn-age amateur mechanic. needs
motor. make ofier. MA. S-3s04.
CADILLAC $50 convertible coupe
mountain laurel. new top; very
s clean PgS SssT .'tseTinF' power
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1e22 22nd 81. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 1857 coupe: eompl.
q NAhAfss AAhN NV WIN FyFLgNH
I Call after 500 pm. JE. 2-s455
/ CADILLAC 80 80" coupe; =, h.,
I hydramatic. $685.. LOVING CHEW
I ROLET, 1889 E-W hwy, s. g.
Nd. Ju. 9-SO00.
I CADILLAC 1858 hardtop sedan:
fully equipped: attractive 2-tone
combination; approximately S.
4 600 miles; very substantial saw
ings.
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
Fairlington Shopping Center
Alex, Va. OV. 3-0350
I CADILLAC '5s cow, like new;
Z 1895: nev-car guarantee GRAN
/ SON RAMBLER. INC, 6312 Ca.
ave. To. BIOL.
! CADILLAC 1855 convertible coupe;
fully equipped; light blue. white
top: $3.50. 1927 10th 81. NV.
RE. 7-74O4.
CADILLAC '56 go" Special Fleet
wood sedan: rieh-blue finish; very
\ clean, power steering, power
brakes, GIN air conditioning; ST.
Capitol Cadillac-Ol Co.
1922 2cnd St. Nw n. $4,000
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OuriSman- Mandell
Chevrolet

224l Nichols Ave. Sc. Lu. 3-i05i
BUICK so Special 2-dr. hsrdtop;
and h, Wv. tires, auto. trans.
s tefs s4 &S2ERs SON. tr' fRo N sesE
ChTysler Plymouth Dealer, Used
Car Dept, 1927 Wis, OIL. 2-26l5.
BUICK 1855 Century hardtop; green
top, sequoia cream body, custom
interior: 10000 miles; one owner;
power steering, power brakes, dy-
naflow, r.. and h., Wv tires;
thoroughly reconditioned; Sl,447.
See your Buick dealer, EMERSON
a. ORME. 1896 Wisconsin ave.
NV. at Western ave, EN-. 2-433l.
BUICK '55 Riviera hardtop; white
top, green body; fully equipped,
dynafiow trans: thoroughly recon-
ditioned: an excellent buy for only
Sl,297. See your Buick Dealer,
EMERSON & ORME, 1896 Wis
consin ave. at Western NV, EN-.
o-433l
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s ss y ~: :S Ss:I S.TS ysf I Ssod gov
Splendid Community. Price, Sie,,
$50. q. D. LORRAINE tBrokerl
Richmond Federal BLDG, Rich
mond. Va. Virginia Properties
seashore 70 Mountains. Free book
let virginia"
SWIM, HUNT, FISH AND san
Desirable lot, pvt. white sane
beach: avail immed.. nearby Va.
. hrs. from Wash. camp site
lovely trees: S0g5. KE. S-671e.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

pH oo POINT I,,r;,S Mp Ala . iS,s
with APPROX. 500 M Of water.
front; terms 70 suit ~, s-33l2'
sENEcA. MD.--ie5 n. on Seneca
int ishnn m al y pss..zhaa ~ ''"e'U
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SOUTH OCEAN BEACH-Ideai To-
cation, I block from ocean on
BALTIC blvd. Sacrifice, $1,000. LU,
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Trade your used boat in now, or
a new one; several sizes and mod.
els to choose from, both inboart
and cupboard, We also have
several demonstrators at big saw
ings.
New and used Mercury outboarC
motors, from S45; owens Speed
ships. from S49b.
We have customers waiting for goot
used boats, so take advantage o.
our liberal terms and trade now
DEALE MARINE SALES
DEALE, ND. UN. 7-202;
1858 16-FT. CROSBY with foldini
top, searchlight, tachometer, speed.
ometer, cigerette lighter Sl,20C
b0-h.p. Evinrude -- SIZE
33-h.p. scott-Atwater, cleo, with
controls --.-------.-. SIDE
Large selection Of guaranteed used
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Jack Blair, Inc.

Oman Q % s-cIosed Sunday
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Chevrolet

224i Nichols Ave. Sc. LU 3-IO5l
CHEVROLET '53 Bel Air cdr: Q
clean. finest con wri't IN Ma5isi rsrs
S619 low as S1g dn., S37 mo
WOLFE MOTORS, 1893 N. Moore
st. All. Va, at Rossslyn, IA.
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BUICK MIDTOWN DEALER
iii l4th st. NV. DI. 1898
BUICK IS Super hit; full power,
7. and h.; viii accept cheaper car
trade, I'm. arrange. LU. 2-S2i4.
BUICK 1888 super hardtop; 2-tone
finish; white walls. powerful IS
engine, dynahoW transmission.
S6N5
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PROBABLE
PITCHERS

AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at Washington (2l-
Maglie t0-0l and Turley t5-0l VS.
Cicotte tO-0b and Ramos t2-2i.
Chicago at Cleveland (2t-Wynn
(3-2I and Fischer u-D VS.. Grant
f3-2l and Kelly t0-D.
Baltimore at Boston--Loes t0-3l OF
Johnson tl-3l VS.. Sullivan (O-ll.
Detroit at Kansas City--Foytack
t3-2D VS.. Mas t0-3l.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (2l--Law
(5-I and Friend t5-2l VS.. Sanford
(2-3l and Semproch t3-J).
San Francisco at Chicago a.
Antonelli I2-3l and Miller t0-0l VS..
Drabovsky -G-3l and Brosnan (3-3l.
Los ANGELES at st. Louis t2I-Kipp
G-3) and Erskine 1-2) vs.. Mizel
(2-3D and Barnes ODD or Mabe 600
Milwaukee at Cincinnati-Burdette
t3-2l VS.. Purkey (3-n or Nuxhall
u-D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
Orioles Split
With Red.Sox,
Tie Senators

BOSTON. May II (P1.-The
Orioles took an early four-run
lead and checked a late Boston
rally for a So victory tonight
and a split of their day-night
doubleheader. The victory
moved Baltimore into a tie with
Washington for second place.
Don Buddin's three-run
homer in the eighth inning gave
the Red Sox the afternoon
game, IA.
Arnold Portocarrero had
yielded only two hits and was
riding a 40 lead after seven
innings Of the nightcap but was
chased by Jim PierSall's two
run homer in the eighth.
Billy ODell and Connie john
son finished out the inning for
the Orioles, but George Zuver-
ink surrendered four singles and
a run in the ninth before pinch
hitter Billy Klaus grounded to
first to end the game.
Buddin's afternoon blow,
scoring Jackie Jensen and Bill
Renna. marked the first loss
of the season for southpaw Jack
Harshman.
Jensen also homered, hitting
his seventh Of the campaign.
In addition. he doubled. sim
See RED SOX, Page C-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
Six Nj Roinouts
Are RescheduIed

CINCINNATI. May II (R.-
Warren Giles, National League
president, today approved the
rescheduling of six postponed
games.
A Milwaukee-at-P Pittsburgh
game, postponed April 81, will
be played the night of August
IL. The rainout Of a Pittsburgh
at Cincinnati double header
on April 81 will be split up,
with one game being played on
the afternoon of June 2 and
the other on July 4. Only one
game originally I had been
scheduled on July 4.
The May 3 postponement of
a Cincinnati-at-St. Louis game
will be played as part of a
double-header July 81. A May
5 rainout of a Milwaukee-at-
st. Louis game will be played
July II.
A Los Angeles-at-San Fran
cisco game. postponed on May
II, will be played at night on
August 80. Those two teams
also have a regularly scheduled
afternoon game that day.
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Rush Beats
RedIegs, 81,
In 3-Hitter

CINCINNATI. May II (R.-
Bob Rush pitched a three-hit-
ter tonight while his Milwaukee
teammates made the best of
seven hits, including three
homers, and beat the Redlegs,
5-1.
The 32-year-old Braves
hurler went all the way for his
third victory against one de-
feat and was rarely in difficulty.
The Braves lost no time
jumping on Tom Acker in the
first inning. Johnny Logan
started a two-run burst with
his third homer. Del Crandall
led off the second with homer
and Eddie Mathews whached
his eighth homer in the fifth.
Cincinnati ---- 900 100 000-1 3
Rush and crandall: Acker. Rabe ID,
Lown az. Lawrence t6), HaddiX 90
and Bailey. Loser-Acker.
Home runs Milwaukee, Logan,
Crandall. Mathews.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
Griffs Frustrated
By Monte, 6-5

speed. grabbed the ball on the
dead run. juggled II, but held
on.
Thus the Senators. only q
same and q hall ahead OF the
last-place White Sox. lost their
fourth game In a row as Bobby
Shantz won his fourth straight.
still the Senators. who have
lost seven OF nine games. fell
six games back OF the drafted
Yankees. who have won II Of
their 20 games. The Senators.
Orioles and Athletics are tied
for second with 500 records.
Third Loss for StObbs
The Yankees. threatening 10
blow the American League race
wide open with scarcely a
month gone. got near-maximum
mileage from their six hits on
four pitchers as they inflicted
q third straight loss on Chuck
5tobbs. who hasn't won.
The Senators accumulated
10 hits OF Shantz and Duren
In making q stirring struggle Of
It. but they dropped eight
games back Of the Yankees In
the lost column after moving
within q half-Rarne Of the lead
ers q week ago Thursday.
Stobbs was shelled for three
80 "S r'ns IN the first inning
after he walked Tony Kubek
anu io2i 5erra TO start the
game. Hank Bauer sacrificed
See SENATORS. Page CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
ny BURTON HAWKINS
star star writer

Mickey Mantle dug desper-
ately across 0rifnth Stadiums
close-cropped turf 10 make q
superb catch OF a scorching
liner by Pinch-hitter Julio
Becquer with two 90 base for
q eame-endlng out that pre-
served a 6-5 victory for the
Yankees over the Senators yes
terday.
Up 10 that point the sena-
tors had extracted amazing
efficiency from four previous
pinch hitters. Bob Malkmus
singled as a pinch hitter and
Roy Sievers socked a three-run
homer In q pinch role In the
eighth inning 10 white WASH
ington's deficit 10 one run.
With one down In the ninth
Pinch-hitter Able Pearson
singled Of Ryne Duren, and
with two out Pinch-hitter Clint
Courtney walked. That left Il
up 10 Becquer. batting for Ed
Yost.
Becquer Robbed
While a crowd Of l4.325. In
Guiding 5.0i2 safety patrol
members. beloved. Julio fouled
on three pitches. watched a
ball. then laced a liner into
right center which screamed
hit" when II left the bat.
But the speedy Mantle tore
over with a furious burst OF
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CHICAGO DOUBLE
PAYS S2,117.20

CHICAGO, May II R.
The daily double paid
$2,1l7.20 for a 50 ticket
today at the Balmoral
meeting in Washington
Park as lie Cana won the
first race at $249.80. Both
figures were records for o
Balmoral race.
Byzac won the second
race at Sill to complete
the combination.
lie Cana, owned by the
Rockmoore Farm of Iowa.
hadn't won a race since
December Of 1856 until
Jockey Larney Hansman
booted him home in the
opener. The horse paid
$l33.80 10 place bettors
and SAL 80 for show.
One IS daily double
ticket. worth 1928, was
sold on the winning COM
bination.
Wayne Chambers rode
Byzac.
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VALENZUELA IS HOPING
CoIumet's Problem
Is Too Many Riders

had to check my horse at the
sixteenth pole after we came
out of the gate"
II saved ground on the in
side, and when / called on him
he ran for me. ! knew at the
three-eighths we were going to
win. When we got on top in
the stretch, he saw the crowd
and started looking around. !
hit him and he ducked a little
to the inside, but he wasn't
getting tired"
Almost a Sheepherder
Valenzuela. from poor par
ents and one of % children,
once had dreams of becoming
a Sheepherder in the Southwest
and making $50 a week. West
ern ponies and quarter horses
supplied the experience and
Valenzuela the skill and deter
mination to move him up
among the top 80 money-win-
ming jockeys in the last fouI
years.
He has II living brothers
and sisters, and seven of them
with his widowed mother
watched him with the Freak
ness on television in their ranch
home at Montrose, Colo.
Jockey Manuel Ycaza. who
had no chance to show his
fiery style of horse backing in
his first Preakness. made nc
apologies for the disappointing
Jewels Reward:
"No trouble in the world. He
Just don't move for me-"
Brooks Is Surprised
Probably the most surprised
rider in the Preakness was vet
eran Steve Brooks, who rode
Plion, a PISTOL shot.
II would have bet all my
money l finished third" he
declared, and waited for Ralph
Neves to come up the stairs
to the Jockeys quarters ano
collared him:
Didn't you think I was
third?"
mo" Neves shouted, "yoU
couldn't see me right" Neve;
was astride Gone Fishin' who
did finish third.
Jockey Chris Rogers was dis
appointed after his SECOND
straight with Lincoln Road bu
See JOCKEYS, Page CT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
BY JOSEPH T. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

BALTIMORE, May IL
Jockey Ismael Valenzuela in
the midst of his happy celebra-
ton in Pimlico's crowded
jockey quarters, after the
Preakness today answ ere d
every question with the poise
of an Arcaro until he got to a
tough one.
Would he be riding Tim Tam
in the Belmont Stakes. June Z,
when this many-geared Calu-
met colt goes after the ninth
Triple Crown in turf history?
In his sincere, honest man
ner the lean 22-year-old young
ster replied:
IT tell you. In Kentucky Mr..
Jones, (Trainer Jimmy Jones)
told me not to worry. We have
not talked about it, but I think
about it. I am not worrying
Sure I am hoping"
Jones picked this hard rid
ing Mexican-American lad from
a batch of available money
riders to handle Tim Tam fol-
a colt Jones knew would have
a wonderful chance Of becom-
ing the ninth Triple Crown
winner. This alone was a real
tribute to Valenzuela after Bill
Hartack, Tim Tam's regular
Jockey, broke his leg in an &C
cident at a starting gate.
Rough Decision
Now Jones faces a decision
and a rough one because Har-
tack is counting on being in
shape again by June 7 to gel
back aboard Tim Tam in the
Belmont. If Hartack does re-
turn to ride Tim Tam and
Valenzuela is grounded. il
would be the first time in Triple
Crown history that a winning
horse and rider combination
had been broken up in this
series.
Valenzuela fatty called Tin
Tam the best horse l ever
rode" and despite his tender
years he has been aboard some
good ones.
In rerunning the Preaknes:
for the prying reporters today
Valenzuela willingly explained
each point. Il was bumped anc