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ROUND TABLE
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SSAANAAANAS@ sAAA 20 -
home stretch and finished the
mile and three-sixteenths on
the grass in l:544s seconds.
The time was one-fifth of a
second slower than the track
record set by Swaps in 1855
and matched by Hoop Band
in 1857.
Tall Chief II, coupled with
Round Table as the Willie
Molter-trained entry, finished
second, one length behind him.
Aysha, the early pace-setter,
wound up third, another length
back. The favored entry paid
$3.50, $3.40 and 1920. Aysha
returned 1920.
Second place was worth $10,-
900, third place $500 and
Shan Pac took the $4,000
fourth money.
Afte. the race, Shoemaker
said, Round Table ran a big
race today, a good one. No. ]
wasn't especially worried about
Aysha getting out in front,
Round Table just simply gal
Hoped off the lead and when he
had to make his move. he did"
Round Table, a 4-year-old
who last year was voted the
Nations No. grass horse, has
never been beaten in six grass
starts.
Among his 1858 victories are
the Santa Anita and Gulf
stream Handicaps and the
Santa Anita Maturity. AlsC
this year, Round Table has sci
four records and equalled
fifth. The Ward Memorial wa:
his 18th start of the year. HI
has won 10 and finished second
once.
Round Table boosted hi
1858 earnings to $416,430 with
today's victory.
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Searching Closes Fast
To Win Molly Pitcher

lin eight starts this year. She
had won the Correction Handi-
cap in mid-April. The net to
today's winning owner was
$lS.452.5o.
The triumph was Mrs. ia
cobs' second in the Molly
Pitcher. Mahmoudess. dam OF
Promised Land, won in 1916.
Keene, who obtained the
mount on Searching shortly
before the race, said. 1T was
a good one"
Willie Hartack, Monmouth's
leading rider. scored his third
riding triple of the meet. win.
ming both halves of the SIS
daily double, as well as the
fifth race on Manticora. who
paid $2l.60. Hartack rode his
goth and 2lst winners here
aboard Big M. ($5.80) and Pa
jamas ($4.40), victors of the
first and second races, re.
spectively.
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oCEANPoRT. N. j., June 20
(R.-Mrs. Ethel d. Jacobs
Searching, under top weight OF
100 pounds. circled the leaders
entering the stretch to win the
thirteenth running Of the S28,-
$50 Molly Pitcher Handicap for
fllies and mares at Monmouth
Park today.
Overlooked by the crowd OF
1925. the 6-year-old bay mare
by War Admiral paid $l4,20,
$40 and $3.50. Ridden by the
vetran Harold (Red) Keene,
Searching ran the mile and a
sixteenth over a fast track in
1:441s.
George D. Widener's Rare
Treat. second to Manotick in
this race a year ago. closed
from last place to be a length
and a half behind the winner
and a length and a quarter in
advance of Pardala, also an
early trailer.
Outer Space, 2-1 favotite in
the field of nine. ran fifth
Happy Princess, winner of the
Regret Handicap a week ago
made the pace to the stretch
but ran out of steam in the last
quarter and finished seventh,
length ahead of Mile. Dianne
and Market Basket, who dead
heated for last place.
Searching, saddled by Hirscf
Jacobs, was accomplishing hel
second victory-both in stakes
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID s217.6O


THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; about ga
LeEai Llmi. tTeaEusI $50 $40 $40
MOolu (SOllarsl SEQ Lao
Eagle Speed (Sist0) use
Tara'S Hall Ante Up end. Doc MD,
Sir Stay Wei. Time. i:is%.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. $1,000:
claiming: 4-year-olds and up; about
Pimiico Prince tP'lpO 4a.sO $50 800
Dark Patrol tMeKeel 4.2O 2.S0
Concert Hall (Cutshawl $50
cess Glade, Broad Beam. Happy Bull
Time. 1895
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: about 2 fur
Jersey Impulse PIBO> $50 600 4.le
Corpy tServlsl 1910 i.S0
Bishbash (PhelpsI 500
Noble Request. Sure Toss Wolf Trap
Niche Lass, Brief Rhythm. Greek Honey
Turnpike Time. l.30as
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
| ing; 3-year-olds; about 9 "a turlongs:
Go Sst (P P1 e., $40 t.s so t.s 60
King Prancer. Hel-Doc Lees Heart
Redland Road, Peep O'Day, Shufie OF
Jean Ann H. Time, l;2O.
do Finished first. DISQUALIFIED ano
| placed second
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, Sl,500i
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; about
/ 6I2 furlongs
IPO-k0 tRObertsOnl 1.2O 400 3.O0
| Sparkle Rack fTeaguel 4.2O a.N
Possess (SmaID 3.2C
| lara star Flare. scramoIe
| ThoacSeeT Raccoon, Babcha. Time
T. so
n oaCE Purse, $1,000
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; / 4
Why limo tSeaman) $500 1910 8.4t
Happy Retreat lTeague) 500 3.6t
Fun NJ Fancy (SmalD 6.2t
Fluent Al, Star Worship. Gam
lChance. ShininaA on. Time, sos.
NINTH RAcE-Purse, 81 900; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up. IL miles.
Picket Charge tPAp'sl 1850 $3.50 .0t
Limerick (MeKeel $50 l.2l
Lou Blue lServisl 3.6l
Terco, Courtule, Certified List, Stel
Busy, Slideout Rockledge, b. B. Mint
| Time, l:5lN.
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Red God Easy Winner
In Roseben at Belmont

timed in l:22as. Just q second
OF Bold Rulers track mark.
Montpellers Nanooan top
weight OF the starters with ll4
pounds. was third. another
four lengths behind Cohoes,
Howell e. Jackson's Tick Took,
second choice at as, was
fourth. Bunny's Babe and The
Crack completed the small
field In the 10th running Of
the Roseben.
A great deal had been ex-
pected OF Red God when he re-
turned from England in the fall
OF 1856 after winning the Rich
mond Stakes abroad.
The chestnut colt. raised on
Guggenheim's estate at Sands
Point. l.. l.. was established a:
one Of the favorites for the 3.
year-old classic last year. But
Red God suffered q severely
bruised foot early last year anc
was unable TO return TO tho
races until June. when injuries
again forced him 10 the side
lies until this season.
Guggenheim. who races hi
horses at the Cain Hoy stable
received a purse Of $l7,706.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID seO.sO

THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; maid.
en- 2-year-olds: 5 furlongs CWidenei
SSsSSo Ri NJ s .Xsa,e 1880 s sS go .
Cumberland Gap (Us'yl $50
Management. Flint River I Alibas'
tro. Sir Raymond, Top Double Sue
cessful Don Laine, Newbold, DC
Quilted. Gsnian, Northy. Time, 0:5S2s
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $4,000
maidens; 3-year-olds and up: z fur
% Al Dawn Iesterl 1850 40 $50
. Ozark (yalenEuela) 500 800
a Oilton (Arcaro) 800
Reinzi, Piidoron, star Wagon, Re.
Lindlane Stable entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: allow
ances 4-year-olds and up; Q furlongs
Decimal U.eonardD $40 2.10 2.tt
Informant (Atkinson) $40 3.2t
Hannah's Hill (VaIenSuelal 6.2'
Poster Recherche, Double x, Jesper
Time, 1:1lss.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $500: al
loTances; 2-year-olds and up ~
Lanstop Breeze ts'nol 7.4O $40 2.9I
1 Anxious Moment (ArearoD $50 2.1l
Prince willy (Atkinsonl 3.1'
! Ros-Nuala, Colo Colo, Bureaucracy
civet Doural. Time. 2:16h.
SEVENTH RACE--S25,000 added
The Roseben Handicap. 3-year-old
and up; Z furlongs.
Red God lMcCreAry) 5000 $40 5.2l
Cohoes tRuanel 800 s.Sl
NahOdah tCulmOnel 3.1l
Time, 1:229s..
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $4,000: al
lowances; 3-year-olds and up; Ia
miles.
JenOrse tRuAnel 1870 $40 3.
Big Fright tUssery) $50 ~,
Gayquest (Arcarol s.b'
PellitA. Neshanic. Twinklet Pamm
B. Way Navy. Time, l:44As.
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Coast Race Won
By Annie-Lu-Sun

NGLEwoOD, Calf, June %
R.-Annie-Lu-San scored a
repeat victory in the $38,700
Vanity Handicap at Hollywood
Park today, defeating IL other
mares and fillies for the distafi
championship of the meeting
Ridden by Bill Skuse, Annie
Lu-San hit the wire more than
a length in front of long shot
Ballet Khal, with Summer
Story third. Born Rich, the
favorite, was never a threat ir
the mile-and- lone eighth race
which was run in 1850.
Annie-Lu-San was the sec.
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Marlboro States
25-Lup Feature

Marlboro Motor Raceway
stages its Coca Cola Trophy
Day. races, a series of zine
trials and heats climaxed by a
25-lap run on the one-mile
road course today.
Members of the Eastern
Racing Association will CON-
pete in sportsman and modified
stock cars. The beverage com
pany win award trophies to the
first three place winners. Actor
starts at 2:30 pm.
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Cunudiun Wins
WATKINS GLEN.

WATKINS GLEN, N. Y,
June % (R.-William Sadler
of st. GATHERINGS, Ont, won
the annual Glen Classic sports
car race here today in a car Of
his own design. Sadler wheeled
around the 75.9-mile course ir
55:24.0l minutes, less than
second ahead Of DR.. e. D
Martin of Columbus, Ga.
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Suffolk Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. S21OO; claim ?
ing; 4-yeer-olds and up: ! mile,
Senor Gr'doya tSp'el 22.SO 1900 100
Ankylosis (MaddenD 1890 5.6o
McC0nr0b tDeroinl 3:lv
Country Gossip. Winning Wings. In
somnia. Blue Storm, All Debs. Dry
Vermouth, King Mighty. Oiseau ROUGE,
LLAMA. Time, l:40ss.
SECOND RACE - Purse. $4,000:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 8 fur
iTrisor CHsadIeyl 4.2O ESQ ESQ
Lucky Bit (GrOssl 4.60 800
WriEhts Flight F'b'ksl $50
Stratonaut, Iswes, Mr.. Weeper, Bold
Statesman, Tiger Play, Charles Alibi,
Pat Foray. Time, l:llss.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sie.4o
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year -olds and up; g furlonss.
Bed sultan (Waida) l1'4O 5.oo Pa 20
ROYAL Lit tD1avy) $40
Cato Manoso, Rocky Bound, MT
Grove. Game Heart, Pink Brier, Tuck
Me In Time, l:l2.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $4,000:
claiming 4-year-olds and up; Ia
s 81. ;1. c IsS,n.T 1000 asS S sS zoe
Brother Max. Bush Cock. Boxiana,
Tracer Light. cheribeacon. Time
:463s.
TITTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
osatre Persian 5FiskD SO $40 ESQ
Mr.. Aethel tDerOinl i.iO $50
Mighty MsTtha. Defend, Shadow
Bound, Foot Fashion, Wine. Jr. Time,
1:12ss.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing A-yaaF-OldS and nm u miles
Pietro tWatdal 1900 70 70
Race Ace tRisleyl SEQ 100
Battle Camp (Mitcheln ego
Detan, Middle Rail: Gay Baron MY
Lie ssEElVREENrH4 im RfAcE2sio.oOO added;
The Bay state Kindersarten Stakes: z
year-olds: z tprlonss n m an . so
Sun Better (Headleyl 7.iO 800
S' Wise cast Air Buddy, Noble Em-
press, Umdoodyed, Vista. Time I ;00sss.
lowanc ea s-yesT-olds and up; about /
Solar S1Is Clipper sfpI CH'dry, 4i.sO IS.eS s.SSSS
Tones Boy. Doe Run. Salmon. chal-
lefont, Deep Thought. Time l:4Ohs
(new track record). ooo,
cla GlsiH 4eSSsar-olds and up; ii
Top Award tGrimmy 1850 $50 l'gn
AmboF REICH tWaidal 0.SO 3.sy
AggTavater tFairbanksl 5.Sy
Air Romano Harvest Moon on
Strike. Dance-A-Jis, john HANCOCK
Mr. Baker Time, AS,
| TENTH RACE--Purse. So 400; claim.
ing. 4-year-olds and up; about / mile
on turf. 80 a.
Apponaug (Grimm1 1880 90 LED
Escapade 3rd tJenkinsl h0O o.bg
King Flush (MiteheiD $3.50
Reauital Hot Walker, Moon paneer'
Border Son. Woody's Pet, OIL we 20
Jackorbetter, Hall Minute, natural re
ward Time. l:42aa.
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Cavan Closes
Fast 10 Win,
Finishes Lame

give his horse his head. finally
let so.
Cavan sailed along the rail.
slipping by horses az the three
eiehths pole. II looked at that
point that he would surely get
blocked, but II never happened.
Only once at the top Of the
stretch did Anderson leave the
rail. that time to get by Cam
dace, but again he shot inside.
Al the eighth pole there were
still Piano Jim. Grey Monarch
and Staysail in front OF him.
but Cavan was Elm high gear
and there was little doubt then
that he had earned another big
victory. His time for the mile
and an eighth was the fastest
clocking in the Leonard Rich
ards since Jamie X. won the
1883 running In 1898.
Cavan netted $4,000 by his
victory, jumping his earnings TO
sl33,007 this year. The son Of
Mossborough and Willow Ann
has been beaten only once as a
3-year-old, that loss occurring
in the Jersey Stakes at Garden
State.
, Despite the wave of upsets on
today's program-Cavan was
the only favorite to win-the
crowd wagered 81, 648. 082.
Apprentice Robert Corle reg
istered with two straight long
shots, getting home by a nose in
the third with Pasu at $5240
in a 2-year-old dash, and
bouncing right back with No
Surrender on the turf in the
fourth at $3.50.
The chalk players took a
beating in the fourth, backing
down Beau Broke to even
money. Beau Broke. who had
beaten Hindu Festival on the
turf here in his last start. rail-
lied insufficiently and was third.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID 1890

THIRD RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing: 3-year-olds. furlongs
Comrade Barrow 1910 $40 4.2O
Red River Valley (Kortel 100 $40
Golden Rule. jimmies Busy, migrate,
Toruuay. Converted. Next To Closing.
Time 1:122s.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, So. 500;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; liz
Bis Business LebIanc) SEQ $40 ESQ
Yankee Buckle Cook $50 800
Slack List (Stidham) 40
Rhoda May, shesacard, Ocala Gal,
Santan's Mate Time, l:47ss.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, 81. 900: maid
ems, 3 and year olds: ,s miles.
Mantieora !Hartack 2l.6O 800 300
Livalittie. Count Down Chuck Webb,
Wise Master, Fort Dearborn. Senorila,
Mathematics, Thoughtful. Time, 1:47,
SIXTH RACE-S25,0 900 added: The
Molly Pitcher Handicap; 3-year-olds
s snE Hi ikeens ss' Ii.sO $40 $50
Rare Treat Bailey 1850 $40
pS ssgRGa a1. Ev ss.E T oasr ss Sss:
nl SEVENTH RiSfHe RAc ACE, Purse $4,000;
allowances; 3-year-olds and up; l
HelIanicus (Blum) 11.60 SEQ 400
Ambergris (Baiieyl $50 $50
War Trouble (C0Ok) :2O
Chance 1t, Mans Mink, Grey Baby,
Time. 1885.
EIGHTH RACE Purse, $4,000:
claiming; 3-year -oldS: il miles.
Plaza Square blum 1920 $50 4.40
sunny Sag (Barrow) 800 $3.50
Way-Lady (GtlligAHl $50
Big Circle. 0amesman, SpinninG
Home, Laughing Greek. Time, 1:46Es
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Hutton, Won Hess
On Shrine Cord

Dick Hutton will take on
Karl Won Hess at 8 pm. to-
morrow at Washington-Lee
High School in a show spon-
sored by the Kena Temple
Shrine.
other bouts list Czaya Man.
dor VS.. Johnny Valentine and
Mike Sandusky VS.. Jack DON
ovan.
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Drag Sturs Back

Lou Wisocker and Frank
Fannon, who have won the top
eliminator trophy twice each
this season but burned out
their clutches last week end.
return for the drag races again
today at Old Dominion Speed
way, starting at 10 am.
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ond choice Of the crwd Of
44.750.
Annie-Lu-San paid $500
$500 and $3.40. Ballet Khal
returned SIS and $40 and
Summer Story $3.50.
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Po-Ko Scores
In Sprint al
Charles Town

CHARLES TOWN. W. Va.
June 2s.-Harold Horns Po-Ko
survived a foul claim 10 capture
today's feature at Charles Town
before 7.ii6 fans,
Jockey Jackie Robertson In
winning his second race Of the
afternoon on Po-Ko, found rae
ing room between horses
around the far turn 10 win by
2ia lengths over Mrs. Dorothy
Lees Sparkle Rock. The winner
paid s7.20, "a and So and COW
cred the Charles Town course
of 40 more feet than six fur
longs In q creditable 1888
over a fast strip.
Jockey Donald league. who
earlier In the day suffered q
minor injury In q freak acci-
dent after winning the third
race. lodged q foul claim
against Robertson. but It was
disallowed by the stewards
Says Po-Ko Bore In
league contended that Po-
Ko bore in on him as the nine
horse field turned for home
but the films Of the race failed
to detect any infraction.
leagues was the second OBJ
lection in a row, as Jockey
Sammy Palumbo. aboard &C
Jet, finished second TO Bolc
Count in the sixth race. Palum-
hos claim was allowed for in.
reference in the stretch.
Longshots highlighted thu
early portion Of the nine-ract
program. Jennie Birds BounC
Fast. with l8-year-old Car
Gambardella aboard. took thu
opener at $38 and MiltoI
Pierce's Driving overhauled thu
pace-setting Belmont Honey II
the second race to pay $24.60
The daily double Of $277.60 wa
the highest of the meeting.
league Injured
After william Harris Lega
Limit, with league up, won thu
third race, Earl Phelps brough
Lloyd Bosley's Pimlico Primes
through a somewhat erratil
, performance for a $42.80 re-
, turn.
1t was after the third even
that league had to be carries
, from the winners circle to tn
; track hospital by Trainer Bol
, Cremen, who saddled Lega
Limit. league was kicked b,
Edward Milper's Moolu. VIII
: finished second, as he was re
!, turning to the winners circle
! league suffered a twisted leI
l. and returned to duty.
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Charles Town Results
BY :as Associated Press

BY sne ASSOCIATED Fress
FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim.
IN: 4-year-olds and up: about al
lurlongs.
Bound Fast (GabIal $3.50 1900 8.SG
Spinning Jenney tS'visl 21.O0 I JIG
Disemont Miss lMcKeeD 3.8t
Apres Moi, Bunch Of FIbs. Cand
Gee, Neddies Jones. Vera Calhoun
Elsie NJ, Big CAPE. Time, 0:52.
SECOND RACE - Purse. 81 900
claiming 4-year-olds and up: abou
So furlongs
Driving (RObertsOn) 1850 9.iO 6.sa
Belmont Honey tPalumbol $50 5.8t
Capital City Parral lI.6t
Amalia. Stomach. Jackie Van, Jael
Tyre. Let Out. Admiral AL Phil,
Baby. Time l:20
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Monmouth Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
lng: 2-year-old msidens; 5la furlongs.
Big M (HaFtackl $50 $40 2.Su
Star NJ Garter Blum 4.2O $40
Royal Stork (Zahoor) $40
Open Arms, visit to Moon. Klebby,
Road Agent, Slide Vile socinus'
Time. 1:06A
DISQUALIFIED from I'd
SECOND RACE Purse, 50 500:
claiming; 3-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Pajamas (Hartack) 40 3.20 2.8e
Royal Command tBarrOwl eco $50
Singing Bridge (K0rtel $50
| Market Right Mountain Fury. Trim.
com alec Other, Pebble Ace, Reserve
| Bid Time l:12A
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Belmont Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; maid
en- 2-year -olds. 5 furlongs IWidener
counsel.
Seven Corners tLeo'd) $40 2.40 2.3U
Dark Prince tYcaEaD 500 800
Panegyrie tRuanel $50
Trancelike, Nuvo, Princes Gem,
Crests. Tribes Hill Wonderful wizard
Parrelo, Black Hills, Argo Mine. Time,
.0.b73s.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $4,000;
allowances: 4-year-olds and up: 8 fur
longs.
Gay Warrior tAtk'n) 1890 $40 asa
Dancing Feet (usseryD 4.fO $50
Golden East (StOne) 100
One Stroke. Timely Bull, Moon
Crazy, belmont Breeze, Slaipner. Time,
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SECOND RACE - Purse, $3.50;
claiming 4-year-olds and up; ] mile,
Black DespOt Moran 1880 100 DO
Country News CHernandeHl 1.iO 30
Ha Sty Dream Cook o.Su
Pappa-Gee Gal Ticks Alakatch.
Norma's Baby, Reclaim, EouiaN, hooot
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $500

THIRD RAcE-Purse. 1880; claim
FMS 4-year-olds: lts miles On q On
Einaslsr I. sDsmtnEusHb 500 a SO s s.Sc
ocean Hop. Equal strife. Bold x
LOGO. Ny Dare. Time, l;54ss.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $4,000
elaimins; 2-year -olds. 5is turlongs.
Kings General lS'kerl $50 3.SO S0oo
BObamAr CDomingueHl $50 ~
shady Spot (NAlenSuelal 5;oO
Ftssssnai Count chi'asO Loop Time.
OBiAnco-ROberts entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse,. $500; al
EsdI.S Msi6 !NsaI' $500 Il / 6, g S SSS
EFyss .ss Winner ,Phelps o''' 80
a Arthur Jaycee Betsy Birch, Ro-
man Crown, Lam. Cold Haroor'
o American Beauty ,,,..,. .,..v
SIXTH RAcE-PurSe. $4,000; al
FS,SssSeie t iisssG 1916 $40 e.oo
NUE. and Cry tvaienEuela) is.so 81. ~
ssmcts:MsgSS. t Gins , olse: S ySiIilR'
DOM sam JlllPAAA1s
Commodier. Time, l:lS@s.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $3.50
claiming. 4-year -oldS; turlongs, -
Biz Pond (ShmAkeTl 1850 100 i.g,
lEanian tNaleREuels) S'AO ~ ~
settum Up Joe, Some Front, Fox
Elmer, Bushien, Mambo Man Masuo
Time. l;l2Ps.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000
added Arch Ward Memorial Handicap
3-year-olds and up; a miles tturf
q Round Table tSh'k'rl 400 $40 ~
Tall Chief end tSellersl $40 ~
AyshA Lynch ~
Roman Battle. shan Pae, b Ekaba
Mahan, Clermont, Bernburgoo. Time
Kerr Stahles-Gilmore entry.
HaSty House Farms entry.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $500: al
loNaneeS, 4-yeAr-olds and up, l mile
hoerullah tHeckm'nl 500 $50 80
hreNn hackie lSheemakerl $50 3.2
Iady La Rue Cook A.6l
Remand, Some Classic, Andy Jacl
stS Linn, Ropes Hope. Time, 1864,
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Arlington Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $3.50; claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and up; turlongs
WHEN (Meauxl $50 40 500
Painted Cloud Cook $50 d.iv
BeAu Black (Carstensl S;ou
Rushville Lad. Dora's Fiddle, Miss
shea. Denver King. Roman Boss, First
shannon, information, Sar-Har, Lanai
Time. 1888
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Two-dolIar mutues paid-BULLSLINGER, $50 go $40 20
$500. LIMOGES $500, $3.50 collie, $500.
Handle--sl90,s0l. Total hande-Sl ,64sOs2. Attend
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SEVENTH RAcE-pur,e. g.
EIGHTH RAcE-PUe $500; eIoimi"s tsssoo $4,000;

xApprsn'ies olle~ones eleimsd.
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Two-dollar mutuels paid = BESOMER. 5000, 81 90,
So 90. FUCKER UP, SO so, S2.20. RICCI TAvI $3.50.
Handle-S199.959.
EIGHTH RACE Purse 81 900: 3-year -oids: claiming:
mile Post Pol: Of S:bI1s: start good won driving
Brler-Lera Sweep Trainer, owner vaues-s2eO $500
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CHARTS OF DELAWARE PARK RACES

SIXTH RACE The Leonard Richards Stakes; purse,
s addeG soos sUn Easily wns miles, Pest S
en- B. BY Mossborough Willow Ann Trainer T. J. Barry
:23ls: 49,: 1:1Ols 1:364s: 1:49as
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DAILY DOUBLE q AND 50 PAID sl4l 90

TVo-doiIar mutuels pad = ROYAL CHIFFON S15. go,
se2o; 81 DOUBLE MELODY $1,000 sl7'oo' CARO-
Handie-Si3s COZ Daily Double handle-S19eo7e.
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|Canadiens Hit
On Rebound 10
Tie

BOSTON, Feb. is (R.-Mon-
treal Winger Claude Provost
upked in his own rebound and
Salvaged a 20 tie with Boston
today for the Canadians. The
shot came early in the third
period of the televised National
Hockey League game before
1887 fans at the Garden.
The league-leading Montreal
club. needing just four more
victories in the remaining IS
games to clinch the MIL title.
had to battle from behind
|aeainst the hustling Bruins.
Provost connected after De-
tenseman Doug Harvey stole
1.-THE puck from Boston's Doug
Mohns. Provost took a shot
(which Goalie Harry Lumley
knocked away. But Provost got
|the disc on his stick again and
Wasted a shot which Lumlsy
could not hold.
Bronco Horvath collected his
|22d goal of the season at 2:51
LOT the finale on a pass from be-
hind the Montreal nets by
Johnny Bucyk. The play came
$50 quickly and smoothly that
|Goalie Jacques Plante did not
have a chance to stop Horvath's
|hip shot.
Rookie Murray Balfour, a
|2f-year-old called up from the
| Montreal Royals of the Quebec
League to work with the in
.jury-riddled Canadiens. scored
first at 8:42 Of the second per-
|i01.
Toronto, Feb. IS R.-
The Detroit Red Wings ex-
ploded for four goals in the
dfst z minutes of the second
period tonight and then went
on to defeat the Toronto Ma
pie Leafs. 6-3. in a National
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Lopez, Dark
Stay in Golf;
Pearson Wins

MIAMI. Feb. Is R.--Favo-
rites AL Lopez Of the White Sox
and Alvin Dark Of the Cardinals
both won their matches today
in quarter-finals OF the annual
baseball players eolf tourna-
ment.
Lopez defeated Mickey Man.
tie Of the Yankees. I and 3.
while Dark ousted Glenn Labine
Of the Dodgers. 2 up.
John Gray Of the Phiilies
eliminated Don Newcombe Of
the Dodgers. l up. Able Pear
son Of the Senators defeated
Darrell johnson Of the YAM
KEGS. 8 and 4.
Seminfinals win be played
tomorrow morning. with finals
beginning at 1880 pm. Lopez
win play Gray and Dark will
meet Pearson in the morning
round.
Dark had to come from be-
hind to beat Labine. He was /
down at the turn.
Mantle Jagged from the start
in his match with Lopez. While
the White Sox manager played
conservatively. Mantle went all
out. only to see the stiff wind
take his bah behind trees and
into traps.