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PEDRO MORENO CARBON
La Candidatura Presidential VenezoIana

que Ell candidate no habia surgido de acuerdo con
las normas republicans.
De todos modos, nay ~sectores a~politicos que
empieZan a inquietarse con la indecision. entire
ellos Ell concrete y las industries, que en- Vene-
zuela, como en- los demas paises, sienten ell receso
natural de los processes electorales y estan ansiosos
de que las elecciones Sc e~fectden 10 mas pronto
possible, aunque los yoceros de %algunos partidos
Green corto ell tempo para ell 80 de noviembre
Y los funcionarios electorales dicen que TODD es.
tara listo para antes. 81 Presidente LarrazabaI,
en- una de sus ruedas de prensa de los jueves, ex-
horto a los partidos para que pongan mayor en-
peno en- ~resolver este problema fundamental en-
la vida Institutional de la nacion.
Mientras tanto, ell ex Presidente Romulo Ga
llegos candidate al Premio Nobel de Literature,
como uno de los mas notables ~escritores actuales
del habla castellana, ha dicho que nunca pens6 en-
restarle SUI esfuerzo a la militancia de Accion
Democratica, y ell anciano General Eleazar Lopez
C~ontreras ha sido muy visitado en- SUI lecho de en-.
fermo por sus antiques y fieles partidarios.
Los rumores sobre posibles golpes de estado
no Sc han confirmado. Algunos funcionarios in
feriores han extremado sus precauciones con ell
Presidente Larrazabal, por SUI propia cuenta y
para curarse en- salud'. Recientemente, al re-
gresar del aeropuerto de Maiquetia por la auto
pista, LarraZabal Sc sorprendi6 al yer la via sin
transito alguno, y al llegar a la capital halo una
larga cola de vehiculos que ~esperaba con la ma
tural impaciencia. Lo mismo ocurri6 otro dia en-
ell barrio de San Juan de Caracas, en- donde fue
bloqueado ell transito mientras los miembros de
la Junta asistian a un acto rutinario. FL Presi-
dente Sc quejo de este, en- una rueda de prensa,
ahadiendo que tales medidas atraen hacia 81, la
~antipatia d los perjudieados, porque quienes van
en- un vehiculo tienen una ~urgencia especial que
merece respeto.
FL Presidente Larrazabal ha seguido, en- sus
giras de fin de semana al interior del pals, acorn
pahado por otros miembros de la junta de gobier-
no. Parece que los escripulos de los ~politieos de
que pudiera "robarles la eseena", Sc han aplaca-
do va.
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Ilamandolo ladron, alquilado, CO.
munista. Sc dijo que Galindez
habia traspasado la Cortina de
Acero de los pafses sometidos al
Kremlin y que ALI viva tranquil
10, disfrutando de los millones
robados en- la Republica Domi-
nicana y a los vascos emigrados.
lei Professor de una gran Uni
versidad de los Estados Unidos
y colaborador de grandes dia-
rios del contineuteI En- MEXICO
Sc imprimio en- I'm ~periodico que
Galindez habia sido visto en-
las GALES de la metropoli, a hur-
tadillas de sus amigos y de las
autoridades.
LOS SOMOZAS
Cuande I'm importante MEM
bro de la oposici6n a los Somo-
Zas de Nicaragua pudo salvar SUI
vida tr~aspasando la f%rontera pa
tria (su cabeza, como la de otros
opositores fue puesta a precio
por ell Viejo Dictator y despues
por sus sucesores dinasticos) Sc
lie calific6 de delineuente comun
en- la rama mas fuera de la Ley,
para justificar SUI extradicion
ante los gobiernos extranjeros.
FL coronel Manuel Gomez Flo
res no necesito mucho para de-
mostrar SUI limpia ~trayeetoria
cludadana y personal. Pero los
Somozas son incansables en- ell
odio y ell miedo; no pudiendo To-
grar IA extradicion de Gomez,
aprovecharon I'm viaie del mill
tar nicaragiiense a Italia, Y los
diplomaticos de la familia rel
mantle recibieron instrucciones
de ~denunciarlo y pedir su en-
trega como traflcante de marco
tlcos, Hay seveyas leyes interna-
cionales, de aplicacion elemen.
tai, para detener sin muchos ira.
mites a los sindieados de este
ilicito negocio. Con clio supo-
MAN los Somozas que podrian
echar mano del cuerpo de su
valioso enemigo y luego someter-
10 a las torturas a que han So
metido a millares de sus adver-
sarios politi"os, Hay muchos ca
daveres en- la tremebunda histo-
ria contemporaries de Nicara-
qua, ~ hubo prensa que, ind
luida por ell oro de los Somozas,
Sc prestara a empapar la pluma
con ell pus de esta llaga!
Que hasten estos tres casos, en-
distintos PASSES, para probar que.
nuestros dictadores siguen una
misma pauta en- los caminos de
la deprsvaci6n, por los que al
guna vez sueleE dar pasos cier-
tos organos de la Preusa CONT
mental. PocoS, por Suerte.
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MIAMI SPRINGS, FLA, MARTEs ~ DE JULIO DE 1858
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SANTORAL DEL DIA.-La Iglesia Cat6lica celebra hoy la festiI.
dad de santos Daniel, Profeta, Claudio, martir y Praxedes.
Hacer historic resulta tan dificil como escribrla. Soy de opinion
que todos los hombres publicos, aun aquelos que tratan de opener
valadares al curse de los acontecimientos, ejercitan una function sa-
ludable al avance del progreso. Asf sucede con Bahsta. Quizas, 81 en-
ell fondo de TODD 10 oscuro de SUI vida, Batsta haya sido necesaro a
los cubanos. Nos ha ensehado "a los capaces de entender la lee
ci6n- que los pueblos no pueden tener un monento de debIidad a
la bora de defender SUI patrmonio de lbertad y democracia.
Batsta, con antecedentes de flibusterismo presupuestal y las
manos tintas en- sangre fraricida, lego a Columbia Ell 10 de mario,
escoado pr la perplejdad popular. Algunos aprovechados traaron
de construir, en- torno a eL la leyenda del providencaismo. Dema-
gogo de los peores, cultor de la mentira, Bahsta comenzo pr tratar
de atribur a los demas inc~onfesables intenciones continuistas allen
tadas Dor SUI regimen. l
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De ~entonces aca, Batista 10 ha sub
vertido TODD en- ell pals, TODD 10 ha
prostituido. Como todos los tiranos,
que tratan de ocultar sus infamias y
sus yerros edificando obras, Batista
es amigo de 10 spectacular. De ahf
que en- sus realizaciones prime 10 es.
pectacular sobre 10 it'll
Algun dia Sc escribira, con pelos y.
senales, toda la turbia historic de este.
aprovechado del esfuerzo de los demas.
De sus o~rigenes, tan ~desconocidos CO.
mo humildes, hasta sus dias de multi
Millionaire. Sc vera entonces que la
deslealtad, la envidia, los completes y
la TRACTION, han sido los signos carac-
teristicos de su e~xistencia.
Recuerdo que cuando Batista Sc
fue de Cuba, obligado por las circuns-'
tancias ambientales y Ell procesamiento'
creditos para ell Dragado del puerto de
IS sus completes de men cuantia ex-
popular. Batista -durante SUI mando-
- Il
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
e. ANGLIcISMO EN- ESPANOk


Con el pFopostto de contnbur a mantenimento de la pureza de
nuestro idioma, diariamente pubhcaremos en- eIa pagina IN artbulo dsl
tnteresante y novedoso Dccionaro de Angncismos del eminents intenM
eionahsta y hldogo panameho doctor Ricardo j. Aharo.
TONSILA
Esta palabra es anghcismo segun que Sc la pronuncie como eS
druJula o como grave. Los que dicen t6nsia 10 hacen precisamente
porque tienen en- la mente la VOC inglesa que Sc pronuncia t6nsiI. En-
exlste la palabra tOnsia, derivada del latin tOnsiua. La voz
usual en- nuestro ldioma para indicar las glandulas que Sc halan
a la entrada del esofago es amigdala, foneticamente igual a SUI pro.
gentora latina.
Els de notarse que ell lexico de la Academia registra ell termino
pero no tonslits, que es angicismo muy generalizado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
TAI Ola COMO AVER
N Fl DE JULIO

LUNES, FL DE JULIO
en- Florencia San Fe.
lipe Neri.
1588-Desastre de la Armada In
vencible; reinado de Fell.
pc ii.
181+Fernando VII restablece la
Inquisicion en- Espana.
1830-Dia de la Independence
Belga. Fiesta Nacional.
1858-Muere dona Maria Cristina,
Reina Regente de Espana.
l955-Botado ell segundo submari.
no at6mico yanqui, Sea-
wolf.
l956-Rednense en- Panama los
presidentes de Estados Anne.
ricanos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
UN Ola COMO HOY
MARTES, % DE JULIO

l537-Es asesinado Lempira, he!
roico defensor de Honduras
1552-Muere don Antonio de Men
doza, virrey de Nueva Espa-
ma.
i558-Nombrado Gobernador del
Plata don Francisco Ortiz de
Vergara.
1832-Muere NaoTeon II, rey de
Roma y duque de Reichs-
tadt.
1890-Primera patente de fotogra-
fla en- color, de Frederick E.
Ives.
1946--Asesinado G. Villaroel, pre-.
sidente de Bolivia.
l066-Estados americanos firman
Declaration de Panama.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22

por los fraudes cometidos con creditos para ell Drasado del puerto de
Isabella de Sagua, de6 a todos sus completes de menor cuantia ex-
puestos, sin recursos, a la ira popular. Bahsta -durante su mando-
habia querido construir en- torno a ST la aureola de ser amigo de
ss amigos. I'm da, en- las cercanias De IN 8 de mayo. aniversarie
-Gasa . h pAs. -
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careful qoy
feathers that Of Simplex FIee Knows too the care WI"
so stoff fits octNe growing foot
8k r. $780, wv $780, to g. 1888; o11
in browns
3, e. 1899 l211 O3, 999
Simplex According Sze 7Se to 1899
waNmVnmuG eSm
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n For overs O
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8N ~i2 2h~3 7ss
Buster n Ah nj Size
~rm M~~s Dn
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Thns
they In the briefs the seamless seat
Nylon reinforced collar found
Tailored
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each one of the big motor companies in
turn.
Tie a hundred homing pigeons,
painted different colors, to the hood OF
a shiny, driverleSs convertible. The car
will be started by remote control. OF
course, but the audience will think it's
being powered by the birds. Then, as
they are released and fiutter of, the car
will glide smoothly by itself to the end
of the auditorium"
The pubIicist'S ingenious plan never
got off the drawing board, however.
"After all" seOffed the auto builders.
"whO wants q car today that's pigeon
tOwed?"
TINE LAST STRAW Shaggy Zebra
Department.. A lady in a sleeping car
climbed to her upper berth - and let
out blood-curdling screech. Porter.
she cried, Il do declare there's a live
zebra here in this upper. Isn't that
amazingT
''Sure Is" agreed the gOOd-natured
porter. "When he got on At Louisville,
his ticket called for q drawing room"
BENNETT CERT
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Doopers
clam who mans up?

the trainer the old ankle
number his very first
morning on the job. Cleo
didn't say q word: just
beamed and played Q tune
ON the piano. (Her Bach
Is worse than her bite.)
Rim TIN TIN, another
famous Hollywood dog.
received a long and wor-
shipful letter from a youth
full admirer recently. The
letter began, "Dear MIR.
Tin"
A NEW YORKER with a
flair for public relations
few to Detroit last month
with a novel proposal for
the next national automo-
bile show. do you want
to dramatize the ease with
which your new models
can be handled?' he asked
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Sorutoguns Hail
Bold Ruler and
His Arch Rival

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
Aug. is Cap. - Bold Ruler,
horse : Of the year in 1857,
made his final appearance be-
fore a racing crowd today in
company with Ralph Loves
Gallant Man, his arch rival.
Shortly before the Saratoga
Handicap, the pair paraded be-
fore the stands. Eddie Arcaro,
decked in the Wheatley Stable
silks, was up on the horse he
rode in ~ of 80 starts.
The crowds plaudits went in
almost equal measure to Gal
liant Man. close behind with an
exercise rider clad in loves
colors. Each horse had finished
ahead Of the other four times.
Bold Ruler will be shipped
to Claiborne Farm in Kentucky
to enter stud. Gallant Man will
continue racing. His main OBJ
jective in the near future is
the Woodward Stakes at Bel
mont Park on September 81,
according to Trainer John
Nerud.
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No Surrender Scores
In Shenandoah Cop

taken off the early pace while
MADDOX. who was carrying high
weight of l26 pounds, trailed
the pack as they began the
battle down the backstretch.
MADDOX Challenges
No Surrender was never far
OF the pace-setters and reached
them at the far turn. MADDOX,
under strong handling by Jay
Hause. also drove UP on the
outside.
When they Strengthened out
for the drive to the wire, No
Surrender grabbed a half
length lead. While MADDOX
closed some ground. he simply
didn't have enough left to
get up.
Phillip Miller's Top Take
and Vivian Schaefer's Order of
Merit were the daily-double
winners. the payoff being $3.50.
The crowd wagered $493 ISL on
the nine-race program.
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Sea Hymn Wins
At Rockinqhum

SALEM, N. H., Aug. Is (AP)
Circle K Farms Sea Hymn,
scored q neck verdict in the
feature at Rockingham Park
today after travelling q mile and
70 yards in 1:412s. The time
was only three f1fths Of a second
on the track record.
Jorge Contreras put up a we'll
judged ride to turn back Mrs.
@. A. s. McKean's Mike Barry
and Gerald Colella'S Admirals
Joy. his two nearest rivals in
the Seven-horse field.
Sea Hymn paid $40. 40, 1920
and $40. Mike Barry returned
IS and 1920 while Admirals
Joy paid So to show.
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Admiral Wee
Wins by Nose
AT Saratoga
sARATooA sPRTNds. n. Y.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y.
Aug. Is (AP) Edward SEM
fields Admiral Wee. ridden by
Ted Atkinson. nosed out In
side Tract in the $50. OOo--added
Saratoga Handicap today before
a crowd Of 24.097. Lightly
regarded FL Bermejo was third
in the field Of 10.
Admiral Wee, carrying Ia
pounds, was close to the pace
from the start and just
managed to stave on the closing
bid of Inside Tract, handled by
Eddie Arcaro. The time for the
mile and one-quarter over q
fast track was 2:063s.
The winner, packing top
weight along with Eddie
Schmidt returned $3.50. $3.50
and $500. Inside Tract paid
$500 and $500. FL Bermejo
was 1910 to show.
The finish. was just about as
tight as any in the 56-year
history Of the Saratoga Handi-
cap. for only nose separated
the top pair. Inside Tract who
had 116 UP, was ga lengths
ahead Of FL Bermejo. who
finished nearly two lengths in
front of the favored Eddie
Schmidt.
Victory was worth $36,255 to
the winner. q chestnut son OF
War Admiral who was brilliantly
ridden by Atkinson. Seinfeld
received a trophy from Mrs
Ogden Phipps.
FL Bermejo traded the early
lead with Little Hermit during
the FIRST mile with Admiral Wee
and Eddie Schmidt In the thirc
and fourth spots, respectively
until they Strengthened for the
run to the wire. Inside Tract
came from far back and gained
contention with three sixteenths
to go, In the final yards it was
inside Tract and Admiral Vee
in q head-and-head duel with
Admiral Wee prevailing,
| The weather was sunny anc
cool to make things pleasant fol
the largest Saturday crowd Of
the meeting.
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Record 4O,S26
Wotch Fuvorite
Win at Yonkers

YONKERS, N. r.. Aug. IS
tAPl Something Special, 6-5
favorite of a record crowd of
40,826 proved the class of the
field in the Junior Free-for-All
Handicap Trot at Yonkers
Raceway tonight.
The 6-year-old son of Rod
ney, driven by Jimmy Cruise,
started from the outside post
in the field of seven. He took
the lead early and held on for
a length victory over Willis L.
Model Heir was third.
Something Special trotted
the mile in 2:032s and paid
81. 40.
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Atlantic City
Feature Goes
To Fall Wind

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. Aug.
16 (AP).-Harriet Robinson's
favored Fall Wind won the
$25. 000-added Pageant Stakes
at Atlantic City Race Course
this afternoon. scoring by two
lengths over A. T. Taylor's Miss
OresteS before a near-record
crowd Of 1929.
1t was 31a lengths back to
Mrs. Katherine Prices Stay
Smoochie. who held a similar
margin over Modan Stables
KoSta.
This was the first stakes vic
tory for Fall Wind, a daughter
Of Grand Admiral, and she
negotiated the mile and q six
teenth over a soft turf course in
1.503s. She was ridden by Bill
Hartack, who scored his second
triumph of the afternoon and
Goth Of the meeting.
Fall Wind paid 81, SO and
$3.50. Miss Orestes returned
81 and SO and Stay Smoochie
$40.
Hartack, in addition to being
the leading rider at this meet
ing. has won both major grass
events, the other being the
Philadelphia Turf Handicap
last Saturday with Comhus-
ton II. He also has won the
feature race the last six
straight afternoons.
Fall Wind earned $1S,338.75
for her owner.
She gained command at the
first turn and was never
headed. Down the backstretch,
Delnita made a serious bid, but
Fall Wind put her away and
did the same when Miss
Orestes made her one chal-
lenge in the stretch run.
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Woodmont Winner

Shelley Blitz won the weekly
golf sweepstakes at Woodmont
yesterday with a score of IT.
TO. Gerald Freedman was
runnerup with 80-9-71 and DR..
Jack Derzavis third with g.
14-72. Ned Bord won the g.
hole sweeps with 40-6-34.
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yer medal in the 1856 Olympic
shot put, won his speciality with
a toss of 81 feet 3 inches at a
German-American exhibition
meet here today.
AL Cantello of Norristown,
Pa, a member of the United
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States team which recently
visited Russia, threw the jave-
lin 249 feet 3 inches. Ernest
Shelton of Los Angeles won the
high Jump with 6 feet 4 inches,
The pole vault went to Rich
ard E. Pucher at Is feet Z
inches.
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ARLINGTON
Continued From Page CT

maker, the Nations leading
jockey, was fourth in the field
for the first furlong. moved to
third after q half-mile, then
gradually fell behind.
Ycaza said after the race,
I'VE broke fast and the idea
was to try to force the pace
and then Talent Show started
coming up. But when they all
started moving back of me at
the half-mile pole, I let Nadir
out and from there on he was
really the boss
The total mutuel handle for
the day was $2.104,607, the
second highest of the year in
Chicago.
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Huqerstown Bows

PITTSBURGH. Aug. Is (AP)
John Setchkan pitched shut
out ball today and scored one
of the runs as Homestead, Pa.
defeated Haeerstown. Md, 30,
for the Prep League world series
tournament championship.
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EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $500:
claiming: 4-year-oldH up; ] Il miles.
Gay Reaper CBatch'rD 1890 sac 3.ao
Fortunate lChambersD 40 ESQ
Betty c. (Cerleb 2.00
Heirloom, At VIII. Roam Mount,
Banned, Chicanery, One More Nance,
Bonded Knee. Time, 2:02..
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID s4a

THIRD RAcE-Purse, $3.50; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up 11s miles.
Model Jeeg (shOem'r) SEQ 800 $50
Gene Geek $50 49,
Andre, Figurehead,. Mont-Rose. So
cial Lion. Time, 1855.
claiming: 4-year-olds up: 6 furlongs
PerfeetoF Leonardl 1899 4l6O $50
Devilment (shOemakeTD 40 $40
HeFmanita tRiehard'nl 1880
es1 c Pynas oS asPsm SeT w ssM a Mgss
Ny Preference, Grown Derby, Trading
Time. 1888.
FIFTH RAcE-PurSe. $3.50: claim
ms. 4-year-olds and up; I mile
Eauipat (Ycaznl 1850 1899 6.3o
Royal Enysy (MeauzD 40 $50
Knobview Kid. Ratheram, Finagler.
Boul Mich, Strong Point. Sailor
Knot. Time, 1:399s
Bishop Stable entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Purss, $3.50: claim
ins: 3-year-olds and up: lie miles.
gins EsaSiTa !Doa'1 :SIsS :.s g az. e
s s:ss,. .Le ssSs.1,h.r, 40 s s;sS
ImaEine, Franks Flower. Solar
Clipper. Pym, Disco voiants. Time,
1:45.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, S4,760:
claiming; 3-yeaR-oldg up; s furlongs.
Flight History Oeen'O $50 $50 9.e0
Marie a. cNsnsl 500 20
stag Line. Roman SNUG, Trieo,
Olympia Blend, Jet Sub. Time, 1:l31s.
EIGHTH RACE Purse, 100000
added; American Derby: 3-year-olds;
NssIT tYsaIa) s.es so see
Victory MeFn (GueriRb 5.0o see
. Talent sheW tchurehl 3.4e
Sirens Bay, Gray Trust, Rise n
Shine, A Dragon Killer, Olymar, Hills
dale. . StronE Ruler. Diseordant. Time.
1918.
a Rice entry.
NINTH RACE-Purse, - 600: claim
inG: 4-year-olds and up: ! q miles.
siman Kenton (Yenaal ESQ ESQ Ay0e
SLACK Patch fLesnardD $50 Ice
Golden Has fSenfiki 1I.4o
Dip Chick Velitiua, Panty Album.
Psfeh. Aftcn Queen. oho1lRserwin,
some ciasae- Tine. LA.
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Neider Winner
In German Meet

NUREMBERG, Germany. Aug.
Is (APD Bill Neider of Law
renee, Kans., winner of the sill
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Atlantic City Results
BY the Associated Pres

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500: claim
ing: 3-year.oids: furlonRs.
MaYksman Jr. (H'ndl $500 1l.00 5.9a
Pampie (Johnson) $40 $50
ShakertoWn (Culmonel 500
Bee Plus, Arcularius. Hot Coffee,
ing, Toy Knight. Time, TIA.
SECOND RACE - Purse. $500;
elaimins; 4-year-olds and up: 6 fur
longs.
Hand Rail (GFnntl 1850 $50 3.sG
Flag Waver (HArtaek) 40 500
TisWar 1CulmOnel 3.d0
Wind, Sonabusher, Twayblade, MIGHTY
Modest Brown Paper, Nicolin. Time
1:I23s
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CHARTS OF CHARLES TOWN RACES

Copyright, 1885, BY Triangle Publications, Ine1
FIRST RAcEZPurse 900; claiming; 4-year-olds and
Winner. Philip Milers br. g. by Take AEay-Top Hope.
Trainer, owner Values-S650. $500, 500, $50. Time.
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by DICK O'BREEN
star star Writer

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Aug. 16.-Hugging the rail In
q sizzling stretch duel. Aubrey
Fishback's No Surrender STAYED
on Flamingo Farms MADDOX.
the l7-to-10 favorite,, to win
the fourth In the 5000 Shen-
andoah Handicap series before
q crowd Of 9.010 here this af-
ternoon.
Madok's belated bid was short
by a neck as veteran Sam Pa
Jumbo turned in an excellent
job Of rating the 4-year-old
chestnut eelding for his War
renton. Va, owner.
The combination Of Fishback
and Palumbo was prominent
most Of the day. Soft Day,
owned by Mrs. John T. Ma
loney and trained by Fishback,
won the secondary feature, The
Margrave. q $4,000 allowance
event over the Charles Town
course. with Palumbo booting
the 1-to-2 favorite home han
Oily over Roxbury Farms
OKeegan.
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SECOND RACE - Purse, $3.50;
claiming: S-year-olds up; 81 furlongs.
HrrisoF (Sackett) 100 4.0O
Sun Jeep (Meaux) 800
Red Speed, Robot I'd. Hidden Gold,
First Shannon, Chief Fanelli, Roman
WinEs Dandy WaK.s Time, 1874
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Overlooked slightly in the
betting, No Surrender, who in
.vaded this course today after
winning three in a row at Della
ware Park, paid $l1.20. $4.40
and $3.50 and ran the mile and
a sixteenth in 1:47.1.
MADDOX beat a firing Battle
Neck by ga lengths for the
place money. Sky Light, too,
was a firing fourth.
Battle Neck, second choice at
2-6, set the early pace as they
reached the club house turn.
with Miss Tie and Skylight in
hot pursuit. No Surrender was
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DAILY DouBLE PAID seOa.Ao

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ins: 3-year-olds: z furlongs.
Waam War fCOrleD $40 l.4O $40
Grey Rip lHsrtaek) $50 sac
Golden Rule Geek 500
Little Art, Rock I'm First, Chalky
Leo, Lady Jonaee, Major Watson. Royal
a s.Ss DDS sOdkins' camDOs Jr. Time
FOURTH RACE-Purss, $4,000; al
lowances; 2-year-olds: 6 furlonKs.
ES1TssT s :SS.:ss q ,c, $50 sS $sS S
Haif Acre. TnSt Black One. Top S B;TS
McDermOtt. Time, I:is4s.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, IS, 900: al
lowances; 3-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Beycetter IHartaekl $50 $50 500
Mr.. Gay (GsnsaleE) lice $50
Limoges (Shuk) eco
Circle Dancer, Nirgo, Wait For Il,
Bremerton, Beau Priam. Time. 1:l22s.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowances; 3-year-olds up: 9 furlongs.
a Cousin Con NorteD 20.sO 100 $50
S barry '0 tchssS:tt., '4O s ssS
Mares Beau, Herbs Miss, Q Slip
peroo, Miss Erlen, Blue Charm, Too
Hasty, Planehette Time. lbs.
Cohen-Dhu Warren Farm entry.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $4,000
added: the Pageant Stakes; 3-year-old
fillies lie miles tturD.
Fan Wind fHaFtaekl 400 SEQ ESQ
Miss Orestes CGiIliEanl 400 3.O0
Stay SmOOehie UaWlessD $40
Ruffrullah. q Christian, Kosta. Del
nita, Wayward Bird. Dixie Miss. Time,
1:509s
Bohannon-Lacroix entry.