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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-20
Mays Likely
To Rejoin
Giants Today

NEW YORK, June 20 R.-
Willie Mays. the National
Leagues leading hitter despite
a two-week slump, was expect
ed to rejoin the San Francisco
Giants today after an over
night hospital stay Tor a physi-
cal check-up.
A terse hospital report said
only that Mays had been ex-
amined yesterday and had re-
manned there for the night. A
hospital spokesman added,
however, that Willie probably
will be released today, or to-
morrow at the latest" and that
a report Of the examination
would be given Bill Rigney,
Giants manager.
Rigney. who benched Mays
for the first time this season
at Pittsburgh Wednesday night
said Willie appeared run down
with a possible touch Of the flu,
but expected to have him back
in the lineup tonight at Phila-
delphia.
Mays. hitting 1892 to the 1916
posted by Stan Musial Of the
Cardinals, started the skid two
weeks ago tonight-after hoist
ing his average to .433 with II
hits in 10 at bats. including
seven in q row. He has batted
only .125 since, getting but i've
hits in 40 trips to the plate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-20
Strick'sG Gets
1st-HuIf Tie
In League

First half play in the Gauzza
Sandlot Baseball League will
end next week with games
postponed earlier in the season
scheduled.
Strick's Restaurant clinched
q tie for first-half honors in
the league yesterday, with a
5-4 victory over st. Ambrose
on the East Ellipse. Strick's is
I'll and the Saints So. Each
has two games remaining.
A .four-run sixth inning for
Strick's and the no-hit relief
pitching of Jack Dent, who
came on in the sixth with two
on and none out, clinched the
victory.
In the only other sandlot
game yesterday. Jack Ply
scored twice in the ninth in
ming, with Buddy Dobson sup
plying a tie-breaking single,
to defeat Federal Storage, 7-6,
in an Industrial League game
on the West Ellipse.
Federal Storage, 81, re-
manned in first place by q hall
game. Jack Pry is 5-4.
In games today. all at $50
pm, M6sM Distributors plays
FBI on the West Ellipse; Con-
gress Heights meets Peoples
Drugs on the East Ellipse anc
the 6870th Red Devils play
Health, Education and Welfare
on the South Ellipse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-20
RosewuII to Fuce
Gonzales, Hood
In Pro Tourney

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, June
20 (R.-This is tiny Ken Rose
walls schedule in the $4,000
tournament Of tennis cham
pions-Pancho Gonzales to-
night, Lew Hoad tomorrow
afternoon. That's a 24-hour
grind against the supreme
sluggers of pro tennis.
If Rosewall wins both
matches, he'll grab the $4,000
brass ring in the six-match
round robin. His record is 40
after last nights 6-3, 6-3
victory over another Aussie,
Rex Hartwig.
Gonzales, the pro king from
Los Angeles, is 30, and Aussie
Hoad is Bel. Hoad stopped 81
year-old Pancho Segura, 60,
81 last night before 5000
chilled fans while Gonzales was
idle.
OF the other four pros. only
Tony Trabert has an outside
chance to tie for first place
He's 40 after an 8-6, 8-t
triumph last night over Aus
tralian Frank Sedgman, who
stands 0-3. Segura is l-3 anc
Hartwig GA.
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wEsTRoPE-

@~NA @~a~
Pam. IA; Jan, Is; Jackie, 2.
and Jill. 3 months. Pam and
Jan are daughters by his first
wife, actress Nan Grey, now
the wife Of singer Frankie
Lame.
In two Of his greatest races
Westrope, up on Royal Vale.
almost beat the great Tom Fool
in the Metropolitan and Sub
urban Handicaps Of 1868 at
Belmont Park. Later that year
he steered Royal Vale 10 VIC
tory in the Gallant Fox Handi-
cap at Jamaica and the Massa-
chusetts Handicap at Suffolk
Downs, as well as in the Sussex
at Delaware Park.
Other jockeys killed in spills
in recent years include Raul
Contreras and Pedro Huerta at
Caliente. Leo Gibbons at Ruiz
dose Downs New Mexico)
Vernon Smith at Rockingham,
Curtis Day at Rillito Park,
Tucson; Lester Brokaw, Ca
hokia Downs; Edward Dam
hauer at Sunshine Park, David
Leicht at Beulah Park and
Thomas Martin at Scarborough
Downs In Maine.
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Old Dominion Track Cuts
Saturday Admission Price

Dominion, who has won three
races to date this season. ~
Two other drivers who won
earlier this year are Ray Byers
Of Falls Church and Lionel
johnson of Unionville. Va.
Others listed to start include
Yves and Bill Morgan. Wally
Gore, Hal Shepherd, Sam Ban
dy, Bert Robbins, Mike Taylor
and Bill Gross.
Three l0-lap heats and q
consolation will precede the
feature.
Drag racing viii be held on
the strip adjoining the track
at 10 am. Sunday.
At Marlboro Motor Raceway
Sunday afternoon. q twin
fifty" race 1.-TWO 50-lap events
for late-model stock cars) viii
be the feature.
Time trials are scheduled for
/ O'Clock.
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Calumet Signs
VaIenzueIa

CHICAGO, June 20 CR.-
Ismael (Milo) Valenzuela has
replaced Bill Hartack as rider
for Calumet Farm.
The Texas-born valenzuela
said yesterday that Trainer
Jimmy Jones had asked him If
he wanted to ride for the CaIu-
met Stable, and he agreed.
Valenzuela was aboard Calu-
NETS Tim Tam in both the
Kentucky Derby and Preakness
victories. He rode Tim Tam to
second place in the Belmont
Stakes when the thoroughbred
broke a bone in his leg.
Valenzuela was substituted
for Hartack after Bill broke q
bone in his left leg a week be-
fore the Derby. Hartack insist
ed he could have ridden at
least in the Belmont, and he
became displeased when Jones
ruled against him.
SValenzuela is scheduled to
ride Round Table in an exhibi-
ton race at Washington Park
today. He then returns to New
York to ride Calumet's A Gilt
ter in the Coaching Club Amer
lean Oaks at Belmont tomor-
row. He has a stakes race
slated at Hollywood Park Tues
day and then comes back to
Chicago next Wednesday to
ride for Calumet.
Valenzuela said he viii work
under the same verbal agree
ment as Hartack had with Cal
umet the last two years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-20

In an effort to stimulate
more interest in auto racing
in the area, AL Gore, director
of the Old Dominion Speed
way, has cut admission prices
to the Saturday night shows.
I'VE have faster cars and
more drivers available than in
several years past" Gore said.
"and by keeping the admission
price at a sensible figure we
hope TO encourage more fans"
The admission will be $l.l5
Tor the flve-event program to-
morrow night at the Manassas
track. The races will start at
$3.50 O'Clock.
Heading the list Of drivers
for the sportSman-stock car
feature is Clay Eastridge Of
Fredericksburg, last years
point-scoring champion at Old
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Mrs. Dupont Out
OfQueen's Tennis

LONDON. June 20 (H.-
Margaret Warner of FL Paso,
Tex, better known as a bad
minton player, today defeated
Mrs. Margaret dupont, 6-3, 81,
in the semifinals of women's
singles play in the Queens
Lawn Tennis tournament.
Mrs. dupont, former United
States and Wimbledon cham
pion, was competing in England
for the first time since 1854.
Her defeat followed the elimi-
nation Of the last three Amefi-
can men yesterday. Ramana-
than Krishnan Of, India beat
Bob Perry of Los Angeles,
Australians Nal Anderson de-
feated Nick Carter of San
Francisco and Jan Lundquist of
Sweden knocked of Gil Shea
of Los Angeles.
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SC Schedules
To Guarantee
TrueCharnp

VIRGINIA BEACH. Va, June
20 tR.-Southern Conference
athletic directors have named
DR.. Tom Scott OF Davidson
College their new president
and have decided that for the
FIRST time since the split with
the Atlantic Coast Conference
they can have q true football
champion.
up until now we've never
had q legitimate football cham
pion because Of the unbal-
anced schedules" said Robert
n. (Red) Brown. West Virginia
athletic director.
This fall, each of the nine
conference teams will play the
required four league opponents
land well have a real cham
pion." Brown said.
The directors. in a poll, we're
SHOWN 70 be opposed TO adding
a replacement for Washington
and Lee University which re-
Gently dropped out Of the con-
ference.
I'm opposed TO enlarging the
conference unless ! can be
shown where a new member
would help u.s." said Malcolm
u. Pitt of the University of
Richmond.
Other officers elected were
Robert X. Faris of George
Washington, vice president,
and Edward L. league Of The
Citadel, secretary.
The organization voted TO
meet here again next June
1913.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-20
Army Picks Hunter
As Cuoe Coach

WEST POINT. N. Y, June
20 B.-George Hunter, a phar-
macist's mate in the Navy dur
ing World War II, became an
Army man yesterday when he
was named head basketball
coach at the Military Academy.
Hunter. 80. was chosen by
Red 'Blaik. athletic director,
because Of a fine coaching rec
ord at Mount Union College,
Alliance. Ohio. Hunters teams
won SO and lost 81 in his seven
year tenure.
Hunter succeeds Orvis Sigler,
who resigned to become athletic
director and basketball coach
at Centenary College. Shreve-
port, La.
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District Heights Nine
Defeats Morningside

The District Heights base
ball team defeated Morningside.
90. yesterday in a Prince
Georges County Boys Club
Junior League game at Morn
ingside.
Dick Heserberg. making his
pitching debut for the victors,
famed IL and allowed only
three hits.
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Track Ruined Out

DUBLIN. June 20 (R.-The
Cornell and Pennsylvania track
teams were rained out last
night in the second half Of q
two-day invitation meet in
Dublin's Santry Stadium. The
meet, which opened Wednes-
day with the American collie
gians winning four events. will
be concluded today.
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Rain Forces
Day'sDeIayin
NCAA Tennis

ANNAPOLIS. June 70 W.
Rain forced q delay today In
the National COLLEGIATE tennis
championship.
Chief Referee Ed Faulkner
Of Swarthmore called on the
matches. Semlflnals were re-
set for tomorrow, with the finals
Sunday.
Donald Dell OF Bethesda, for
now at Yale. win take on Jack
Douglas OF Stanford IN one Of
tomorrow's semihnals.
Art Andrews Of Iowa. seeded
No. s.. viii meet Alex olmedo.
No. 2 seeded star from STAN
ford. and the favorite 10 win
back the title he took two
years ago. In the other.
Dell IA seeded third and
Douglas Is seeded seventh.
Western stars are threaten
ing 10 take II all. In the
doubles. Andrews and Bob
Potthast Of Iowa viii face Oh
medo and Edward Atkinson Of
Stanford. the top-ranked team,
and Stanford's No. 2 team,
Douglas and Dave Nelson, come
up against Jim Buck and Ed
Guzman of Southern California.
Dell beat clin vickery Of
Houston. Ga. 5-7. 6-i. IN quar-
terminals action yesterday.
while his opponent tomorrow
turned in the big victory Of the
tournament to date. The steady
Douglas, quarterback on the
Stanford football team. knocked
OF top-seeded Ron Holmberg
of Tulane. 6-3. 60.
Olmedo beat Jerry Moss,
sixth-seeded star from Miami,
ga. Ga. and Andrews defeated
Gordon Davis Of Southern
California in a three-hour
marathon, as. i1-e, Ga.
In the battle for team honors,
Southern California is leading
Stanford, 81. while Iowa is
In third place with four points.
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or THE
SAkDLOT

When the oldtimers stage
their annual sandlot baseball
game At 2 pm. tomorrow on
the Elllpse. Nick Altrock. near
Ing 81. win throw out the first
ball. After that. the young
sters" win take over.
The youngsters" Include
Milton Kronheim. ST.. 10 IN q
few months. and Johnny Fitz-
gerald. 65. Kronhelm win pitch
for the Has Beens. managed by
Hymie Newman. and Fitzgerald
win catch. Whether Fitzgerald
win catch Kronheim or 80 with
Manager Tex Hodgkins' Used
To Bees team hasn't been de-
termined rs yet.
Last July. with the thermom-
eter reading In the high sos
the Has Beens staged a late
rally TO defeat the Used To Be's.
1877.
The hot weather Of July
wasn't much q an inducement
to play. hence the earlier date
for the sixth annual oauzza
Memorial game. Also. the
game is limited TO "about four
innings" BY that time all
parties will be in need OF a lift.
which they'll get at the knights
Of Columbus hall on Tenth
street NV.
49,
At an age when most men are
in retirement. Kronheim is ac-
lively engaged.
Kronheim puts in q full day
at his business. Then for re-
Taxation, he plays every Sunday
with the Giants in the Reser-
voir League at Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets NV.
When we first started out"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-20
BY JOHN SEGRAvES
star Star WRter

Two of the most promising
3-year-old PAGERS in the Ma
ton are expected to battle it out
at Laurel Raceway tonight as
the Maryland harness track
presents what could be the top
program Of its 24-night meet
ing.
O'Brien Hanover and Shadow
Wave, who have shown their
fine form from California to
New York. clash in the first
half of the split feature
another Reading Fair Futurity
mile, while Raider Frost,
another premier PAGER, is ex-
pected to have an easier time
Of it in the second division.
OBrien Hanover and Shadow
Wave meet in the sixth race,
while Raider Frost goes in the
seventh.
Seven Straight Wins
Shadow Wave, although rae
ing in slightly cheaper COM
pany than OBrien Hanover, is
the talk of the sulky sport at
the moment. The California
bred is undefeated in seven
starts, having won four times
on the West Coast, once at
Rosecroft and twice at Roose-
welt Raceway.
His best time on a mile track
such as Laurel's, is 2:01. and
his last victory for Trainer
Driver Joe O'Brien was in 2:0t
at Roosevelt. O'Brien viii
drive him again tonight.
O'Brien Hanover, on the
other hand. is fresh OF a fine
2:004s at Hazel Park. Detroit
Previously he had scored al
Roosevelt in 2:02ls. winning BY
three lengths.
"OBrien" viii be refined b.
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Mt. Calvary Wins

Mount Calvary won The Md
gets Boys Group / baseball
championship with a ga VIC
tory over st. Ambrose yester-
day at Riverdale. Md. The VIC
tors broke a "A tie In the
seventh inning when Tony
Malastino doubled home two
runs. Jim DiGeorge hurled a
five-hitter for the victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-20
Two Premier Pocers
Meetin Laurel Feature

Del Miller and gets the No. /
post on the rail, which none of
his encourage is squawking
about. His record is six VIC
tories, three seconds and a third
in IL trips to the starting gate.
Early FavOrite
O'Brien Hanover is the slight,
early favorite over the harness
folks answer to Silky Sullivan.
This means Of course, that
Shadow Wave likes to dawdle
at the outset. but there the
similarity ends. This horse
wins.
Pat Rainbow is likely to give
Raider Frost his toughest time
in the seventh race. Pat won
the first leg Of the Maryland
Triple Crown at Rosecroft and
is after his fourth victory Of the
year.
The knock down the favor
lite" boys may turn to Cher1
Adios. who has been shipped in
from Buffalo especially for this
second division. He won once
and was third three other times
before heading to Laurel.
Driver Fred Bradbury stole
the spotlight last night at Lau-
rel when he drove Freightess.
a highly promising 2-year-old
file, to victory in both divi-
sions Of the Reading Futurity
races, the fourth and seventh.
And the crowd of zoos,
which bet sass .953 on the nine
race card, didn't let her get
away. They bet her down to
$500 in the fourth, in which
she won in q sizzling 2.06, fast
est time Of the year for 2-year-
old fillies, and s. in the sew
enth.
The big night for the favorite
players continued in the CO
featured Diamond Back purse,
a $1,000 trot. Anna Dares won
by two lengths in this one. COM
ing from slightly on the pace
to pay q very modest $3.50.
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Cords Sign Pitcher

MEMPHIS. Tenn. June 20
R.-Earl Porter. l8-year-old
pitcher. yesterday signed a
contract with the st. Louis
Cardinals.
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GRADED HANDICAPS
AT LAUREL
LAUREL RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Purss $500; pace;
chef Ra't Tar Heel tcrh, $50 sac ESQ
Tlppy ringe RSbinsen 300 $50
Forester. Gay scotch. Hernell Voio.
Captain Logan, Guy Eikington. Time.
@'lV'
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500; pace;
s SiE,ssn C F.ss S s.Iri $40 sse sSS
Sym's Best (Flemlngl $40
pebbie Walnut, Professor Allen,
Haleakgla, Ella Darnley. Doris Bonny.
DAILY DOUBLE (s-4). $3.50
THIRD RAcE-PursG $500; pace;
June Bilrton Ss'th) 44sO 1870 900
Jimmy Lynn tCoverdalsl $50 800
"a, NJ. Sainten Set: Flash E Dol%ont J,
Dent. Time. 2i0s.1.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. ss.ieoeo;
! !;s.s. ss. ss.S,lfs.se 20 s e
. vaIsntlns Day tslmpssnl S.20
Simpson entry.
1dIo5 vivian, scotch Rosette. style
Review. Seasons 90. Time, 2:O0.
FIFTH RAcE-Purss. $500: trot;
k.is Key ssnith) 4.sO $50 go
AlsxnndFia Bay ESQ ESQ
cuins5n scott. cleary Hsnc S;Ss
Time. 2:Os.3.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; s.
year-olds; trot; ! mile.
I ES. D1 Esn. sSP' w., ne x.,, &
Herman SONG, Jenkoranda. Shake
Down. q Alec Hanover tdaD. Time.
"a Ace & Hanover finished third but was
disaraIIiied and placed fourth.
aDancer entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-PurSs. ss.leo.es;
: ~ Fr.iEhsss a'. nrb.y) 400 $50 2.sa
Nl HSsos vivisn' scotch Rosette s a;,ls
Review. Seasons Go. Time, 2:osas.
EIoHTH RAcE-Purse. $500: pace;
Gray Majesty scrHl SEQ $40 80
Jade Hanover (Huasom1 a.Ne
Jaek Frost, Velvet Express. Home
stretch Flash. Sister Mack. Time
NINTH RAcE-Purse, $500; pace
Merry &c Boy tsh,sl sAo 500 z.es
Mamie B. lWhitel $50 1-xl
Hal Law CRathbenel 3.2e
Happy Duke, Dfafton Eloise. Mighty
surprise, Junior Prank, Scout Han
'si attsnas aa; -Osi .oos. Mususl hasdll
l--S259,o53.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-20

Totals 30 3 8 Totals IS el2s
struck out for Drysdals in 9Th;
for Bilko in 9th.
Los ANGELES ---- 900 900 903-3
PHILADELPHIA - sos 900 lOx--e
E-Drysdaie. Larker, thinner, PQA-
A-Ios Angeles. 1910: Philadelphia,
27-S. DP-Fernandez to kaxansh 20
Anderson (2). LOB-Los Angeles, i;
Philadelphia, z.
2b-Anderson. HR-Lopata, Bow
man. Pignatano, snider.
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BOYS BASEBALL

MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ASSOCIATION
silver Spring midEets
sire. BranvieE, 5; Potomac TiGet-
Juniors
District HeiEhtA. o. Morningside. 2.
p WALTER JOHNSON LEAGUE
Takoma "a" o, Rudolph, 4,
Emery, 10; Hicks Chevrolet, 2.
IakOma "a" 49, Emery, 0.
LAnsston, Q; Logan, 2.
Rosedale, O., Langston, 0.
Lamond a. 1885, Takema "B," 3.
Tnkoma ca" q; Rudolph, o.
hnmond b. 49, Lakema ~, z.
EsmSnd a. Il Lamond. o." !.
Maple Glen, 13i Parkside Singers, a
watts Branch, O: Nolle, 3.
EousA Mats, 81 SeusA Reds, 3.
E Group ! Midgets r
tChamplonshipl
Mount Calvary, q; ST, Ambrose,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-20

Large fields are In prospect
for two rich stakes races on
opposite sides OF the continent
tomorrow-the 500. 000-added
Coaching Club American Oaks
At Belmont Park and the $50
O00-addcd Inglewood Handicap
At Hollywood Park.
The Coaching Club Oaks. the
days televiscd race. win help
pick out a possible champion
among the 3-year-old ally
ranks.
On the West Coast. the Insle-
wood might turn up a handicap
leader TO replace Round Table.
who recently left Hollywood
Park 10 race In Chicago this
summer.
Round Table Ready
Round Table. warming up for
richer events. goes In a mile
and-a-sixteenth special race to-
day at Washington Park. There
VIII be no wagering as the son
Of PrinceQuillo opposes four
others. including q stablemate.
Tai Chief
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PIRATES, s; GIANTS, S


Totals 81 SIS 8 Totals 30 9 10 q
2 Ran for aaner 10 the 9th; q Grounded
out for Miller IN the 9th; 4 Announced
as batter for Bressoud In the eth;
5-struck out for speake IN the 9th.
SAN FRANCISCO - 900 0Ql Ql3-s
PITTSBURGH ------ 002 GOO AOx--o
Po-A-san Francisco. 24-e: Pitts
burEh, 17-o. Dp--MaIerosh To- oroat
TO Klussewski. LoB-ean Francisco, 81
Pittsburgh. 10.
2b---Groat ca. sauer HR--skinner,
Schmidt. s-virdon. sF-speneer.
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WHITE sox, 4; RED sox. o

s.Sis 1 is%ss'y Sl.S Ss c 55lsRs0i
-g:l0. A--S,73o
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FIGHT RESULTS

LOS ANoELEs-Davey Moore 127,
Springfield, Ohio. outpointed Lauro
snlas, 1913, Mexico, 10.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa = Benny
Davis, 1913, Minneapolis, stopped Joe
Parks 1876, Omaha, q.
CHARLEROI, Pa.--Bobby Gordon vs..
Charley Joseph bout postponed 10 sat-
urday night, rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-20

E-House. carrasouel. Po-A--BaIti-
more zee. Kansas City 21-ll. DIP
Gardner 20 castleman, 70 Marchall;
Baltimore 9. Kansas City 2.
2b-Boyd. ward. sb--Tuttle, Lopez.
-Caallamnn. Moodlina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-20
pHILLIEs, 8; DODGERS. ,

winner-Kiins go. Loser-WoFth-
'uS@Ssseofs, vsnsOn. cOnlon. T-a;2i.
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Top FiIIies to Clash
In Oaks at Belmont

silky Sullivan. q disappolnt-
ment IN the Kentucky Derby
and Preakness. also returns 70
action today In q 6-furlong
race At Hollywood Park.
silky faces such sprinters a.
Allwar. Collaboration, Radium
Rays and The Shoe.
Three-year-olds are the at
traction in the sat .500 Ohio
Derby at Thistle Down tomor-
row, while three 0.000-added
races headline the programs at
Delaware. Monmouth an
washington Park.
The Brookmeade Stables Big
Effort. easy winner OF Bel
mont's Acorn Stakes. Is the
probable favorite In the mile
and three-eighths Coaching
Club Oaks.
Three other winners OF major
filly stakes are expected 10 OPP
pose Big Effort. They are c. ".
Whitney's Bug Brush (Kentuc-
Ky Oaks); the Calumet Farms
A Glitter Betsy Ross): and
Howard A. Jones' Daumay, (the
Black Eyed susan).
George c. Newell's How Now,
winner Of the Los Angeles and
the Hollywood Express Handi-
caps last month. has top weight
Of 122 pounds for the mile-and-
one-sixteenth 1nglewood.
Neil s. Mccarthy's Seaneen,
who upset Round Table In the
100000 Californian, has l19.
The Llangollen Farm may 20
with an entry Of Porterhouge,
l1S, and Social Climber, III.
Also with lit Is the Elobee
Farms Eddie Schmidt, lit, who
ran second in the 1857 Inele-
wood.
Ten or IL are In line for the
Gath running Of the Ohio Derbt
at a mile and one-eighth. Ada
L. Rice's Talent Show. who fin
ished second to Lincoln Road
In the Jersey Stakes. is the
favorite.
Plion Faces Talent show
E. j. Potter, jr.'s, Plion, win.
ner Of the Blue Grass Stakes
and H. E. Olson's Terra Firms
appear to be Talent Show.
main rivals.
The Grassland Handicap OF
8 furlongs on the turf at Wash.
ington Park, Delaware's mil.
and one-sixteenth Diamond
State Handicap, and the 6.
furlong Regret Handicap fol
f1llies and mares at Monmouth
are other interesting attrac.
lions. -
Fred w. Hooper's Alhambra
who set Hialeah and Washing.
ton Park track records on tn.
grass course; John Zitnik'l
Manassas: the Agoura Stool
Farms Ekaba, and possibl,
Stephanotis or Aysha from tn.
Hasty House Farm, seem likely
for the Grassland.
Romantic, who won the 1885,
Monmouth Oaks for the Revert,
Knoll Farm. may be the one Il
beat with l18 pounds in tn,
Regret. Top weight is B. A
Dario's Venomous, l24, winner
Of the Cherry Blossom and Co
lonial Handicaps, but seconC
to Romantic in q 6-furlonl
race Monday.