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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

Pennsylvania is generally be-
heved to have more church build
ngs than are to be found in any
other state.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
S EN- TINE |. o coTTTQl mp' i
Thursday. March %. I9ss-A3l

to the date of the loans, accord.
ing to Hotter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
Neff, Floyd Gain
Third Round in
Arlington Tennis

Phil Neff. top-seeded in the
Arlington County invitational
tennis tournament, scored a
second-round victory over Ned
Brown, ga. 81. yesterday at
the Four-Mile Run courts. Nefi
drew q bye in the first round.
In other outstanding matches
yesterday. Don Floyd. second
seeded. defeated Chad johnson,
81. g.; Bob Cage, third
seeded. defeated Mai. z. N,
Powers. ga. default. and
Charles Charming. fourth
seeded. won over Ham Fisher
60. 6+l.
Third-round play continues
today, starting at $3.50.
Mems Singles
Phil Men defeated Ned Brown. "a
81: Pred Moore defeated Earl
feated j. Allen, d. al: Bob
Gaze defeated Pred Cone. default. and
Mai z. N. Powers, g.. default: Don
Floyd defeated Chad johnson, al,
6-4. and Charles Claiming defeated
Ham Fisher Go, 81.
Wemen's sinEies
Pat Dumford defeated Jane Fried
man. g., 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
Victory Assured
For Finland in
Zone Davis Cup

LONDON. April 20 R.-
Finland today closed out It's
European zone Davis Cup first
round competition against Lux
embourg. already assured Of
victory.
The Firms became the last
team TO qualify for the second
round yesterday, taking an in
surmountable 30 lead by win
ming the doubles match. Fin
lands team of Nysonen and
Salo overcame Luxembourg's
Baden and CASTOR Wampach.
81, ST, 46. Ga, Ga.
The second-round matches
are scheduled to be completed
during the third week OF May.
The pairings are: Mexico VS..
Finland; Italy VS.. India; Brazil
VS.. Britain: Denmark VS..
Czechoslovakia; Belgium VS..
West Germany: France VS.
Chile and Sweden VS.. Spain.
Chile and India completed
their first-round matches yes
terday. The Chileans split the
final two singles matches with
Turkey for q AL triumph
while India shut out Monaco,
SO. at Monte Carlo.
Switzerland and Austria still
have to play their first-round
tie for the right to meet Poland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
Howard Nine
Plays Three
Ohio Games

Howard University's baseball
team takes It's five-game win
ming streak on the road this
week.
The Blsons have an al rec
ord and are "A In CIAA play.
They play Western Reserve
Thursday at Cleveland, Akron
Friday and Mount Union Sat-
urday at Alliance. Ohio.
The Bisons defeated Akron.
So. here earlier IN the season
and lost 10 Mount Union. i0-7.
The game against Western Re-
serve will mark the FIRST time
the two schools have met.
In the only area college game
scheduled today. Catholic Uni
versity Is host TO Towson
Teachers In a Mason Dixon
Conference contest.
The Cardinals VS.. American
U. and George Washington VS..
Georgetown games yesterday
were rained out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
COLONEL Netmen
Win in League

George Washington Univer-
sity easily kept its Southern
Conference tennis record un-
blemished yesterday. downing
West Virginia. 60.
The defending conference
champions now are 80 In the
conference. So overall.
1t was West Virginia's third
conference setback In the last
three tries
Summaries:
sJ Jim TAR 'ow' defeated Lee ssvsns'
Jack TAR 'ow, defeated Jim Fox
, ssul LsiSOvi,. COW, defeated Jim
John Bouquet tow) defeated Don
jim whitehssd low, defeated Jim
Dick Fisehman Cow) defeated Earl
klevtns. 81, 60.
Doubles
Bouquet and Lsibovitz tow) de-
teateo Bevens and jim Fox, 60
Whitehead and Erwin shorr Cowl
Fischman and Kohn Kaarid lGWl
defeated MeKim and Klevtns, 81
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Rosecroft Preparing
For Second Preview

year-old PAGER to break the
200 mark last year. He is re-
garded as likely to follow in
the steps Of Torpid. now 4 years
old. Torpid was the top q
year-old in 1856 and Harness
Horse Of the year last season.
He holds a 1853 mark.
Corsican. incidentally. is one
of IS horses set for the Miller
Memorial.
Peter Daley. the trainer
driver, is handling Corsican in
q nine-horse stable that ar
rived at the Oxpn Hill track
from Orlando, Fla.
Other horses in the Daley
Stable are: Vim Hanover,
Bubbles Hanover. Belvedere,
Pick. Split Tee. Good Humor.
Katherine Greed. Mighty Able
and Stratostreak.
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Directors Tap
Ex-Mayor 10
Head Packers

GREEN BAY. Wis. April 20
R.-An expected exodus OF
several directors Of the Green
Bay Packers football club fiz-
xled last night when Charles
(Buckets) ooldenberg Of Mill
waukee asserted he was whole
heartedly behind the organiza-
ton. The six directors from
Milwaukee area attended the
meeting.
Goldenberg, former Packers
lineman, said newspaper stories
reporting that he as well as
other Milwaukee area directors
were displeased with club OPP
erations and management were
not true.
The board OF directors for
the football club elected DOM
mick Olejniczak Of Green Bay.
q real estate dealer and former
mayor Of the city, as the new
president 70 succeed the late
Russell Bogda.
Lee Joannes and Dick Bour-
guignon. both Of Green Bay,
were elected vice presidents.
and John Torinus Of the Green
Bay Press Gazette. was elected
secretary-treasurer. Tony Ca
nadeo. Jerry Atkinson and Carl
Mraz. all Of Green Bay, were
elected to the Executive Com
mittee.
Verne c. Lewellen. general
manager. told the directors that
20.3S2 season tickets for the
four Green Bay home games
had been sold without launch
ing a special drive to boost at
tendance.
Max Murphy Of Green Bay.
q member OF the Executive
Committee. resigned at the
start Of the meeting. saying he
felt new blood was needed for
the group.
Don Hutson Of Racine. SS
years an All-League end for
the Packers. turned down a
nomination for the Executive
Committee. He said he could
not accept the office because
he probably would not be able
to attend enough committee
meetings to do a worthwhile
lob.
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Stocks 7 axe Over
Marlboro Sunday

Marlboro Motor Raceway will
combine late-model stock cars
with its regular field Of modi-
fed and sportsman stocks
Sunday.
The 1s54-5s highway cars"
will 60 in two heats and q 100
lap feature. The older modi-
ned and sportsman cars win
compete in q 2o-lap event. The
first race viii start at Q pm.
Heading the new car parade
will be Johnny Cramblitt Of
Baltimore In q 1856 Ford.
Pappy Hough Of Paterson. N. j..
will bring teammates Cal
Washdyke and Bill Brown to
help drive his stable Of three
1856 Chevrolets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

Rosecroft Raceway will pre-
sent the second of its three
non-betting cards tomorrow
night in advance Of its sched-
uled opening Monday. The
final card will be held Satur-
day afternoon for PAGERS and
trotters who will run at Rose
croft.
The six-race preview tomor-
row night will start at 7:30
while post time for Saturdays
card is 1880.
Rosecroft officials we're hap
py to welcome Corsican today.
He is the fastest two-year-old
PAGER Of last season, and is
eligible for the running of the
$4,000 William E. Miller Me-
mortal Pace on May rs.
Corsican was the only q
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DERBY

Continued From Page A-lS
races too soon In the Flamingo
after an attack Of intestinal
flu." Hancock said. "As q re-
suit, his training was retarded.
He's about three weeks from
being in top form. I just hope
he doesn't suffer a setback in
today's race"
Milo ValenZuela Picked
The question of a jockey to
replace the injured Bill Har-
tack on Tim Tam was settled
yesterday when Trainer Jimmy
Jones picked Ismael (Milo) Va
lenzuela, New York's leading
rider this spring. A good ride
today and Jones probably will
call on the 24-year-old Texan
of Mexican descent again Sat-
urday.
But the presence Of ISmael
on Tim Tam Saturday could
well present a problem for Mrs.
Elizabeth N. Graham, owner Of
the Maine Chance Farm.
Eddie Arcaro will ride her
big" horse, Jewels Reward,
and Manuel Ycaza will be
astride Jets Alibi. Should
Ebony Pearl run well today.
he'll also carry the Maine
Chance silks in the Derby. Mrs.
Graham had hoped to obtain
ValenZuela for Ebony Pearl.
Ycaza rides him today.
While talk concerning the
trial centered around Tim Tam
and Nadir, owners and trainers
Of the others were not throwing
in the towel by any means.
They looked at the Churchill
Downs racing strip, fetlock
deep in mud and slop and with
more showers promised by the
Weather Bureau, and said:
Anything can happen on a
track like this" Not in many
a moon has the track been in
such shape the week OF the
Derby.
Just like glass on the bot
TOM" Hancock said after send
ing Nadir through a short gal
lop yesterday.
The Weather Bureau predicts
more showers and cooler
weather the next few days.
Others who are hopeful to
show by their performances in
the Trial that they are worthy
OF a spot in the Derby post pa
rade are Hill Country. the fast
closing and mud-loving Mar
tins Rullah .Rellim s. w., Fla
mingo and Colonel r. S.
Hillsdale and Alarullah were
entered overnight but were
scratched this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
100 to Compete
In Winged Wheel
Golf Tournament

The 18th annual Winged
Wheel golf tournament comes
OF tomorrow with $50 military
and civilian golfers from many
points teeing OF at the Army
Navy Country Club.
The 18-hole tournament is
sponsored jointly by the once
Of the Chief Of Transportation
and the Military TRAFFIC Man
agement Agency TO promote
good viii among military. civil
ian and industrial personnel.
The winner will have his
name inscribed on a new silver
and gold trophy TO be presented
officially at a dinner at the
club Immediately following the
tournament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
Ex-Promoter Plans to Honor
Nations Top Sports Writers

SALISBURY, N. c., April 20
R.-Pete DiMizio, restaurant
operator and former boxing
promoter, plans to honor an
outstanding sports writer and
sportscaster from each Of the
40 States.
For six years he has awarded
trophies to North Carolina S
top man in each division as
selected by North Carolina
writer's and sportscasters. Pres
entation has been made at a
banquet early in November.
DiMizio has written 5000
letters to daily newspapers and
radio and television stations in
cities Of 10000 or more popu-
lation throughout the country,
asking cooperation in the vote
He would have each State
group select its two winners
based ION exceptional report
ing" Names of the men chosen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
StunIee to Meet
Judo Expert on
Capitol MutCurd

Bolo Hakawa, the little Judo
specialist with the big follow
ing among wrestling fans. runs
into rough-and-tough Steve
Stanlee Of Chicago in one Of
the supporting bouts on the
weekly program at Capitol
Arena Thursday night.
The main event at $50 will
be between Chief Big Heart
and Jerry Graham. They will
60 one fall to the finish.
Four midgets will participate
in a team match as Tiny Tim
and Lord Littlebrook face Ivan
the Terrible and Irish Jackie.
Mark Levin viii meet Pete
Managoff and Rickie Starr
will wrestle MARITIME Angelo in
other bouts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
Bulk of Scholastic Baseball
Carried Over Until Toduy

Nine Of 10 scholastic league
baseball games rained out yes
terday we're reset for today at
the same times and sites.
Yesterdays other league
game, Wheaton at Northwest
ern in the Bi-County League,
was rescheduled for Friday at
Wheaton. Northwestern proba-
bly, will play all Of its games
away from home this season
because Of building construction
on Its old field.
The Interhigh League moved
yesterdays slate intact to to-
day, including the non-league
game Of Roosevelt at Tech. The
Maryland Bi-County League
schedule today now reads:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
American Cugers
Win Sd in Soviet

TIFLIS. Russia, April 20
R.-A crowd Of $4,000 fans
from the Russian Republic of
Georgia was expected in Dy-
namo Stadium here as the
high-scoring American team
touring the Soviet Union met
a Georgian quintet.
The United States mems
team defeated an Azerbaijan
five here last night for its third
consecutive victory. 94-46. Harv
Schmidt. Burdy Haldorsop and
Joe Dean put on an exceptional
display for the Russians. who
thoroughly enjoyed the game.
The American girls. losing
two contests in Moscow. won
their first game yesterday. de-
feating a Georgian squad. AZ
81. The girls play an Estonian
squad tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

tack on Fabius. He might have
had the winner last year II he'd
been on Iron Liege. although
that is pure speculation. And
he might have had another this
week In Tim Tam-more spec
ulation. But he summed II all
up when he said. "A little more
luck and ! might have had
three straight Derby winners"
Three straight would have
given Erb. or anyone else, a
niche all his own In racing
fame. Eddie Arcaro has Ave
Derbies TO his credit. Plenty
OF others have two. and Earl
Sande three, but only two. the
late Isaac Murphy and Jimmy
WINFIELD. way back at the
turn OF the century, have had
back-to-baek winners.
That probably is one Of the
reasons Hartack made such a
squawk about riding Saturday,
broken leg and all. Bill doesn't
need the money. but q rider
only has so many shots at the
big one and Hartack didn't
want 10 pass up this one.
But that's the way the wheel
turns. not only in racing but
In all sports. And nobody
would deny Valenzuela the good
fortune OF riding a red-hot
Derby choice. He's one Of a
family Of % children, II Of
whom are still living. and never
has had a Derby mount. Erb
not only has ridden in several
Derbies but had a winner.
Ismael also has a brother.
Angel. who is q rider. and q
good one.
There is no guarantee yet
that either Ismael or Tim Tam
will get TO the starting line Sat-
urday. Ismael is the leading
rider at the current Jamaica
meeting, but the best rider and
the best horse don't always win
at Louisville. There are 20
Derby contenders on the
grounds at Churchill Downs.
including Jewels Reward. a
top-choice. and the colorful
Silky Sullivan from California.
An outsider may take 1t all
Saturday. But most Of the die
hards look for q colt with the
class Of Tim Tam or Jewels
Reward to be on the front end
at the finish. AS one breeder
put 1t. IF that Silky Sullivan
wins, I'm gonna hold Q dis.
persal sale"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

Bladensburg at Suitland, Oxon
Hill at High Point and Mont
gomery Blair at Bethesda Chevy
Chase.
Feature Of the six-game In
terhigh schedule is Wilson at
Coolidge, in which their AL tie
for first place in the West Di-
vision will be broken. That
game and a key Catholic League
game, st. Johns VS.. DeMatha,
are today's feature attractions.
st. Johns has won three
Catholic tests without defeat
and DeMatha, the defending
champion, has won two league
starts. Site determined this
morning was Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets, NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
NIL Executive Group
To Meet With Bell

PHILADELPHIA. April 30
(R.-Commissioner Bert Bell Of
the National Football League
has called a meeting of the
leagues Executive Committee
for May 10 IN Philadelphia.
Bell said the topics to be
discussed will include the length
OF time-outs. player bonuses
and retirement policies. future
schedules. and the showing
coast-to-coast late Sunday
night Of games televised in the
afternoon. Also listed on the
agenda is a report by Bell on
Federal legislation affecting pro
football.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
FIGHT RESULTS

BUTTE, Mont.-Pat McMurtry, 1855,
Tacoma, Wash, knocked out Vern
Escoe' 200 Edmonton. Alberta (3l.
NEW YORK (st, Nicholas Arena) -
Frankie Ryff. 1904. New York, out
pointed Johnny German, 143M, New
= PROVIDENCE. r, I.--Barry Allison,
SprtnRfeld; stopped Al Marotti. Ed
monton' Alberta a. middleweights.
QUEBEC. Gerry Simpson. 122,
Montreal, outpointed Champion 0aby
Paliotti, 12lh, Montreal, for the Cana
dian featherweiRht title 12).
STAMFORD, Conn. Irish Pat Nc.
Coy, l34h, Galway, Ireland, outpointed
Luis Carmona, 1924, Puerto Rico (SJ,
PITTSBURGH. Bobby Stininato
l74la, .YounRstown, Ohio. stopped Mer:
Brownfeld, 1904. Turtle Creek, Pa
(5l.
DALLAS - Paul Jorgenseu. Dallas
stopped Russ league, Davenport lows
uO1. FeatherweightsD L
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Fraternity Tops
Three Terp Athletes

Ernie Betz. Jim Starboard
and John Bell yesterday we're
tapped for membership in the
University Of Maryland Chap
ter Of Omicron Delta Kappa,
national leadership fraternity.
Betz is an All-America mid
fielder in lacrosse. Starboard
is the Atlantic Coast Confer
ence hurdles champion. Bell
is Maryland's star swimmer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
WONEN'S GOLF

The Women's District Golf
Associations first team matches
scheduled for Washington Coli
and Country Club were post
poned because Of rain yester-
day. The 4th day Of the team
play at Chevy Chase today will
precede the scheduled third
day schedule. which twice has
been postponed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
Sports Editor Dies

TOLEDO. Spain. April 20 (R.
Harry Rasmussen. 54-year-
old sports editor Of the Cam
den IN. j. Courier Post died
from q heart attack yesterday.
He was returning to Madrid
after q tourist visit here with
his wife when he was stricken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASEBALL
Results Yesterday
A" Games TsasS
Phelps 81 Eastern, $3.50.
Chamberlain 81 Spinsarn. $50.
Armstrong AZ Anaee.tls: $3.50.
Western ct Dunbar, $3.50.
Wilson at Coolidge, $3.50.
Bell at CaFdoxo. $50.
Roosevelt at Tech. 3:30.
Blair at B-CC, $3.50.
Bladensburg at suitland. $50.
Oxon Min at Hish Point. $3.50.
Mount vsrnon vs.. WsshingtoE-Lee as
GrsSstea al Geerss washInston, Z.
Hammond q Falls Chureh. ..
Fairfax at Mclean, l;i6:
GeorEe Mason at Leudeun County. sac.
isesSura Douglass q Ho6man- Boston.
esniss. .. Carroll, s;se: -.
Georgetown Prep at NerthSoed. $3.50.
h s%Sia u. q T. a. i Rsei Creek
S., Johns vs.. DsMssha At Rock Greek.
RIshsri Montgomery At Sherwood. $50.
PnTSsr. ss a fsirns San H.isiss. $50.
Lsekey e La Plata. 1880.
Calvert County At Rykena $3.50.
Eastern at Roosevelt. $3.50.
namGs AOmOtIOW
Western at CAFdoEo, $3.50.
GonEaga ct Georgetown Prep, $50.
wilson al Landon, $3.50.
Balls al Maryland Fr0sh, ..
Episcopal 81 st. Adams, $3.50.
81. Johns at Armstrong, $3.50.
GroVeton at George Washington, 4.
TRACK
Today
Mclean, Fairfax and George wash
inEton 81 CIV, 3;2O.
Mount Vernon at Hammond, $3.50.
Falls Church, Groveton and wash
ington.Lee at WI, $50.
Tomorrow
Tech, Cardoso and BelvOiF PREP 81
Tech, 3.
AnaeOstla 81 Wilson, $50.
Roosevelt 1t Fairmont Heights, $50.
So. Adams, Sc. stephens, Landon and
Friends 81 Friends, $3.50.
Northern Virginia Junior champion.
ships 81 Episcopal, 3.
Armstrong az Eastern, 3.
TENNIS
Today
Friends 4. Inyltational suartsr-hnals I"
Dunbar vs.. Western 81 Fierce MIN.
81. Johns At Georgetown Prep. $50.
George Masen at LOudoun COUNTY,
Also.
Tomorrow
B-CC at Washlngton-L lee, $3.50.
81. James at 90. Albans, $50.
81. stephens at Blair, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

AN LE
BY LEWIS :. ATcHlsoN

They call them the breaks OF
the game. and for q little while,
ever so briefly. II seemed that
Jockey Bill Hartack's misfor-
tune In breaking his leg was,
indeed. a stroke Of luck for
Dave Erb. Many observers fig-
ured Erb would get the Job OF
riding calumet's favored Tim
Tam In Saturdays Kentucky
Derby. an opportunity sought
by a dozen or more riders.
Then. late yesterday came
word that the dice took one roll
too many and came UP snake
eyes for Dave. Trainer Jimmy
Jones announced that ISmael
Valenzuela had been tapped for
the Job. In some quarters this
was interpreted as handing the
Mexican q check for approx
mately $4,000. or about 10 per
cent Of the Derby winners
purse.
Thus. a bad break for two
riders turned out TO be q good
one for another.
EHER
II was an ironical stroke Of
luck that unseated the popular
Erb even before he threw q leg
over Tim Tam. Last year he
was slated TO ride Iron Liege
and Hartack was TO have had
the mount on Gen. Duke in the
Derby. Both were Calumet
horses. and when Gen. Duke.
supposedly the better Of the
two, came up lame, Hartack
took Erb's place on Iron Liege.
You know the rest - Willie
Shoemaker made the fatal mis-
take Of misjudging the finish
line on Gallant Man, and Har-
tack won the race.
There Is no guarantee that
Tim Tam will show Up in the
winners circle Saturday. but
almost any rider would like to
take their chances on him. Erh
admittedly was disappointed by
this latest quirk Of fate. Not
angry. he said. just disap-
pointed.
Dave rode Needles to victory
in the 1856 Derby. beating Har-
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DureIIe Told to Fiqht

QUEBEC, April % @.-The
British Commonwealth Cham
pionship Committee has ruled
won Durelle Of Bale Ste. Anne,
New Brunswick, must defend
his British Empire heavyweight
boxing title within three
months against Mike Holt of
South Afica. Holt is top con-
tender in the light-heavyweight
class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
Knicks Add HoIzmun
To Coaching Stuff

NEW YORK. April 20 (P.-
William Red Holman has
been named assistant coach
and scout for the New York
Knickerbockers by Coach Fuzzy
Levane. Holman. who was
with the Rochester Royals for
eight years as a player. coached
the Milwaukee Hawks (now st.
Louis) for two and q half
seasons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
Bold Eagle, U.S.. Colt,
Choice in English Stake

mediately made Bald Eagle the
3-l betting favorite for the Two
Thousand Guineas. a race
which usually gives q good line
on a thoroughbred's chances in
the EPSON Derby.
Harry Carr, who usually rides
Queen Elizabeth's horses, will
be aboard Bald Eagle in the
Newmarket race. Carr also
tested Bald Eagle in a recent
training gallop. Experts re-
ported Bald Eagle, a giant Of
a horse. went seven furlongS
and finished comfortably on
the bit"
Bald Eagle is a full brother
of One-Eyed King. American
stakes winner.
Other u. s. Owned Colt
Another American owned
entry in the Two Thousand
Guineas is Neptune II. q black
colt by Crafty Admiral out Of
Timely Tune. He's owned by
Mrs. Gertie Widener Of New
York and is trained in France.
Neptune II was highly re-
garded for both the English
classic races until April Is.
Then the American-bred colt
topped in the 7-furlonR Prix
de Saint James at Longchamp,
finishing third behind French
trained Bel Canto II.
Other entries for the Two
Thousand Guineas-there are
10 left in the field--are English
owned and trained. Queen
Elizabeth has two entries
Miners Lamp and Pail Mall.
Bookmaker william Hill gave
these betting odds for tomor-
rows race: Bald Eagle. 81:
Bel Canto II and Neptune II
l0-l; Pail Mall. 14-l, and
Miners Lamp, col.
The winner of the Newman
ket race will land a first prize
of 1877 pounds $3.50, 96D.
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from each State and the Dis
trict of Columbia will be placed
on a ballot for selection Of
the top two nationally. All
State winners will be invited
to attend.
The two national winners
will be honored here at a ban
quet a few weeks after the
North Carolina dinner.
DiMizio said he was mott
waited by appreciation for ef-
forts Of North Carolina sports
writer's and sportscasters or
behalf Of my sports promotion
efforts in the past"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
Pep Fights Tonight

BOSTON, April 20 Up. =
Willie Pep. the willy one from
Hartford. Conn.,. who had his
first professional fight Inde-
pendence Day In 1910, will
headline the boxing card here
tonight when he opposes Jimmy
Kelly Of Lowell in a scheduled
10-round bout.