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student lounge, q recreation
room and living facilities for
SO. graduate nurses and stan
members.
Special laboratories have
been installed on the ground
floor. Science courses may
now be taught in the school
itself. Hitherto. the Gar
field students had to 60 to
the District Teachers College
for science instruction.
An auditorium, shaped like
an amphitheater. seats $50 per-
sons and has equipment for
visual aid teaching. The girls
may use the sundeck. lounge
patio and even q beauty shop
which is based on the do 1t
theme for hairdo's.
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with obstetric nursing and the
nursing Of children.
The third year deals with
psychiatric nursing. tuberculo-
sis nursing and finally emer-
gency and outpatient nursing.
Fourteen full time and eight
part time instructors are cur
rently teaching the students
under the direction Of Mrs.
Katherine Knauff. head of the
school and Of the hospitals
nursing service.
Many COnveniences
Physically the school build
ing, connected by a corridor
to the hospital. includes mod
ern double rooms for the stu
dents. elaborate washrooms, a
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be lost on this program, ac-
cording to Richard M. Lough-
cry. deputy administrator of the
hospital. Probably the actual
cash loss per student over the
three-year training course
amounts to an average of
$500. The paying hospital pa
tient makes this up.
The course, while 1t is made
as pleasant as possible. is
tough. Eight weeks Of vaca-
ton and 81 days of sick leave
are granted during the three
year period.
Each year is divided into
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Young Riders
Share Honors
AtMiddIeburg

MIDDLEBURG, Va, Aug. %
(Speciall Forty young riders
between 3 and II galloped over
the junior olympic and super
junior olympic courses at Tan
merry, the farm of DR.. and Mrs.
Robert Mcconnell here today
as the Middleburg Orange
County Pony Club held one Of
its regular rallies.
Mounted on ponies from AZ
to so inches high, the young
sters not only had a field day
but helped the Middleburg.
Orange County team pay the
expenses for competition at the
recent Virginia Maryland Del
aware regional rally near Bal
timore.' M. o. C.'s team finished
second in its division.
Some Of the top perform
ances today came from the
young entries. Skip Brittle anc
Archie Smith won the oper
pair class, eating all the senior
team members. Archie also
shared the blue in the pony
pair competition with his sister
Susan.
The small obedient test anc
the medium obedient aware
went to Richmond Warren ano
Mia McIlvaine.
Kathy Lang, whose late
uncle, Noel Lang. was one Of
the country's best known
steeplechase riders, captured
the open obedient test and the
bareback class.
The open Olympic event went
to Tammy Smith, a cousin Of
the winning Smiths, Archie
and Susan.
Bobbie Adams was given a
special award for the ridel
showing the greatest considera-
ton for his mount throughout
the day.
The judge was Muriel Rat
cliff. The rally was organized
by Mrs. Mcconnell and Mrs
Paul Fout. sponsors of the
M. o. c. Pony Club.
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Buckeye Won
By ShOeruIIah

CLEVELAND, Aug. % (AP).
-Shoerullah led all the way
today to register an upset tri-
umph in the $4,000 Buckeye
Handicap, beating Mister 1--WE,
the second choice, in the mile
and-an-eighth test. The fa-
vored SharpSburg was fifth.
The winner, coupled with
Shan Pac as a T. A. Grissom
entry, finished a length and a
quarter in front with L. c. Cook
up. The 4-year-old gelding's
time was 1:48.
Hedley Woodhouse, aboard
Mister 1--WE, entered a foul
claim but the stewards took
no action.
st. Amour, ridden by Conn
McCreary, finished third, a neck
behind Mister 1--WE. Sharpsburg,
who drew top weight of lis,
finished a good six lengths of
the pace.
Shoerullah paid $500, $40
and $3.50. Mister 1--WE returned
SIS and 81 and st. Amour II
$3.50.
A crowd of 1876 watched
the eighth renewal Of Ohio's
richest race.
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The Crack Ties
Track Record

SALEM, N. H., Aug. % (AP)
-Bayard Tuckerman, jr.'s The
Crack equalled the six-furlonG
track record in an easy victory
in the $500 General John w
A. Green Handicap today al
Rockingham Park before g
crowd of 1886.
The 4-year-old chestnut coll
was clicked in. 1909 3/5 as he
defeated Mrs. HELEN by almost
four lengths. Royal Battle wa:
third, another length and
half back and the same margin
in front of the favored Stai
Rover, the only other starter.
Jockey Norman Mercier rode
the winner. 1t was the first VIC
tory of the year for The Crack
who paid $3.50 and $3.50 in
the noshow betting race. Mrs
HELEN paid $500 to place.
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A Dragon Killer, r.,
Atlantic City Winner

and one-sixteenth in 1884.
Owner Albert sadacca. who
named the colt.for a fraternal
organization he heads. was on
hand to receive the winners
trophy.
A Dragon Killer had to make
1t the hard way today as he
was running 18th at the quarter
and seventh at the half-mile
pole. At this point Backbone,
LII Fella and Alstar were on
the front end. Comhest took
the winner to the outside and
he closed on the leaders. Once
under full steam. 1t was ell
over. although Combest was
urging him right down to the
wire.
The crowd created a new
record here by betting $333.534
In the daily double. exceeding
the previous high Of $322,974.
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ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. %
Cap "A Dragon Killer. winner
of the 100000 Arlington Clas-
sic. pulled another upset today
at Atlantic City Race Course
when he scored a 41a-length
victory in the $4,000 Ventnor
Turf Handicap.
The 3-year-old son Of Roman
Sandal was overlooked by the
big crowd Of 1882 and paid
$44.20, 1880 and Sill after
winning easily from Windfields
Farms Grey Monarch. who
raced coupled with Rickover,
The entry paid $ll.80 and 81 80.
while Jaclyn Stables Lii Fella.
who ran third. returned IS.
Jockey Jim Combest came
here from Chicago to ride A
Dragon Killer. The winner
netted $2O,0075o Of the gross
purse Of 1875. He ran the mile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24
BY ANNE CHRISTMAS
Special Writer for The star


Chuck Cores Pretty Penny
came to Gaithersburg from
Baltimore and scored q sur
prising sweep of the medium
size pony division Of the Mont
gomery County Fair yesterday
at the Agriculture Center.
Pretty Penny scored 10 points
for the title over Cathy Dowd's
Nutkin Potomac, who had eight
to win the reserve award.
Completely out Of the cham
pionship figuring was the heavy
favorite, Billy Boyce's Smokey
Joe, who won only one blue
ribbon out of three classes.
Usually Smokey Joe is high up
on the list Of contenders, and
for the past several years has
been the outstanding pony in
American Horse Show Associa-
ton scoring as well as in Mary
land.
Another Baltimore area pony,
Patricia Gorrell's Chase Me,
won the large division crown
with eight points. Bobbie Card
ner's Moonbeam took the re-
serve ribbon after hacking of
in a tie with Janet Goldberg's
Four Winds.
Betsy Molesworth brought
her Bambi from Howard Coun-
ty and won the small division
tri-color with II points over
one of Maryland's currently
outstanding ponies, BODY Sted-
ding's Royal Guard. with five.
Robin Hughes, who at IL Is
considered to be one of the tor
riders in this section, rode in
her usual form to win the Git
tings horsemanship, one Of
Maryland's most covete Z
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Baltimore Ponies Win
At Montgomery Fair

awards. on her fathers mare,
Hi Ii. Janet Goldberg was Sec
ond over two Baltimore young
sters. Susan Molesworth and
Chuck Gore.
Small pony hack: Jim Dandy
Bobby stedding: Little Red, Lanny
LeBrun: 3--Misty Princess, Daria or.
tynsky; 4-Bamby, Betsy Molesworth
Medium pony hacks: Pretts
e1ng Shnef rc core Robin E HsSS., can.
7syhreak Karen Burrows.
oatrieia Gorrsil; o-Kheyn Teresa, su.
-snne Ortvnsky: 3--Four Winds, Jane
Goldberg: 4-Moonbeam, Bobbie Gard
sa sRrn d RSny hg BoSSs s teddins
Sunny, Bill Stubbleheld; Little Red
v.I Medium pony hunters: . is M,5PTTs.tt'
'--Nu''-'- 4-Circe
Large pony hunters: f--Moonbeam
Chase Me; 3--My Clio, Donna Brad
:: -four winds.
Small pony Jumpers; ImBanbii, o2Se
Medium ponv jumpers: Smokes
/ Joe Billy Boyce: 2-Nutkin; D.
wee: 4-Birthday, Jay HUGHES
jester EsTse pes nSpy Doaa Prspour Winds
$@Pinocchio, jimmie Zimmerman; A
Matchmaker, Harriet Hebb.
GittinEs horsemanship: Robin
Highes; 2-Janet Goldberg; 3--Sussi
AC gSnioT hacks: c iM5aiismar. Richsr
Zimmerman: 2-Chase Me: 3-Prtnces
Gemini. Linda Wood: 4-Bon Boz
Robin Hughes-
warm-up jumpers: 1-Qne Nor
Time, Briarwood Farm: miss Furi
Henry Yczell; 3-Killarney; oretehe
schlingman; EXmas' LeonaF
Green working hunters under sad
die dark Chaos, Linky Smith; p
Cleared. Laura Lee .Shreve: 3-Jimm
John. Donna Bradley; 4-She MAJ
Working hunters under saddle: l.
Coolwcod. Chuck Gore; 2-Jimmy john
3-Himboy Isadore Small. 4-Cleerec
Junior Jumpers: 1-ugly Duskl LnI
Norma oegstenteiSd:; 3D. S@Ta Sns n5s 99SSl
4-Hish Girl, DR. christine Kehne.,
Greenworkins hunter hacks: i
Coolwood; 2-Himboy; 3--Papier, Go
snd Mrs. p. C. Rocker: Cleared;
Touch and out: Miss Fgrs: 2
P knight; 4-one Time, Gary Gard
Junior novice hunters: 1----Mart
dras, Lynn Garrett; Cadet, Su
Nesbit; 3 Roman Candle, Dian
dsFranceaux; 4--sir Galahsd' Mar
anne Hopkins.
Junior working hunters: NORTH
lite. Martha Sterbak; 2--Jallamar; 3
Bon Bon III; 4-High Girl.
Working hunters over fences; 1-Jal
lamar: 2-Northlite: 3-High Girl
4-Coolwood.
Suitable TO become hunters; l.
DARK Chaos: 2-Cleared; 3--She May
4-Friar's Camp, Mrs. Robert Beer.
Chaos, Girky smith: 2-Coolwood; 3
iimboy; 4-His Luck Laura lie
Junior working appointments; /
Matilda Jon Gartrell; 2-JallamaI
3-Hish Girl; 4-Red Gold, Jane
GOLDBERG.
Knock down land -out: lone. TIME
Miss Furs; 3-xmas; 4-Esduir'
James Hooper.
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Saratoga Results
BIZ the Assoeiated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing: 3-year-olds; one mile,
Dsvsststs !Sie snS 1880 siiSS az az
Wild Joker. Ginger's Beau. Stratplan,
Baleville, wilway, Nosesay. Time, 1:4l.
SECOND RACE - Purse, S3,700;
maidenS; 2-yeaFsolds; furl9n rs oo
Time on tArcErO) $40 800
Nimmer (Steriingl 4.4O
Town Bully, Admiral savvy, Golden
Circle. Glade. Ivy Leaguer, Panegyric'
Crafty Tiger Granada. Judiciary. Time
1883.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s42AO
THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000, al
lowances; 3-year -olds and up; about
yespueci GIObaiesj $40 $50 80 g
Mapeus (F0eD 100 5.3O
Romeo (Walker) $50
CHICAGO I'd, Adios Buzz, Walrus. sun
Dog, Halmerbut. Time, 3:2S3s new
track record.
FOURTH RACE. - Purse, $4,000;
Impasse (Guerin) $50 $50 800
Vets Boy (Boland) 800 $50
Morning After CUssery) 2.9O
NataRar. Mr.. Al L., Shiawasee. Time,
sOoT5-
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000 al
lowances; 3-year -olds up; 8 furlongs.
. Sandys Joy lVaPla) $50 900 2.50
Fanciful Miss (ArcaroD 2.7O go
Hatsu CBolandl $50
a Superb, PoeahontaS, Brouhaha,
JenoTse, Burst O'Song Time 1898.
Merrick Stable entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 add
ed; the Hopeful Stakes; 2-year-olds;
ga furIongs.
First Landing (Are'o) $50 2.20 2.2O
First Minister tBoland) 2.40 $40
That Lucky Day tAnd'n) go
East Indian. North Pole I'd. Time,
HTS.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: al
lowanees: 3-year-olds and up. mile.
Go Lightly lBolandl $50 $50 200
Tenacious (NiehoIsD $40 $50
Balmaeara tCole) $50
Communication, Close Array, Little
Hermit, Quarter Deck. Time, 80.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; al
lowanees: 3-year-olds: Wilson Nile.
FlamingO 'Arearol 500 $50 500
ROYAL Warrior (St0nel 1890 7.I0
Jeh's IN Oh tAnd'nl $50
Procedure. Miocene, Little General.
Turpitude. Prince Of Paris, Dartmoor,
Andrew Alan. Time. 1898.
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mond. The latter is scheduled
SO basketball schedule, an
nounced yesterday.
Ninteen games are booked in
addition to two tournaments,
The Colonials will play in the
Carrousel tournament at Char
lotte. N. c., during the Christ
mas holidays and also hope to
qualify for the Southern Con-
ference tournament at Rich
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Grid Officials Meet

GREENSBORO, N. c., Aug
% (AP).-Atlantic Coast Con-
ference football officials gath
cred here today for their an
nual preseason rules discus
sion. They'll undergo exams
tomorrow.
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February 1928, a week earlier
than usual.
The schedule:

December 8, at william & Mary;
IL, Richmond; 10, at GEORGETOWN: ID
at Washington a. Lee; 1891, Carrousei
Tourney at Charlotte.
January 3, WASHINGTON & Lee; g.
at VPI; 8, Boston u; 10, St. Johns
10, at Richmond: IS, vMI; II, George
town: 81, West Virginia,
February 3, at Wake Forest 10
Maryland; II, at The Citadel; IA, al
Furman; IS, VPI; Is, at Temple; 81
at West Virginia. 1928, Southern
Conference Tourney at Richmond.
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Mile Swim TriuIs
Sturt at Central Y

Time trials for the second
annual Kurt Apperson Memo
rial Mile swim viii begin to-
morrow at the Central YNCA
pool.
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Cobb Holds Record

Ty Cobb holds the Tigers
consecutive hitting streak rec
ord. He hit in 40 straight games
in 1911.
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10 Games Slated
For CIV Coeers,
Plus z Journeys

Home games against Mary
land, st. Johns and West Vir-
ginia are some of the features
of George Washington's 1853
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Washington Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; l mile.
Royal Envoy lMeaux) $50 $50 $3.50
Leo (ShOemakerD 400 3.2O
Slight Go (SkOr0nski) 1l.4O
Orrtrack, Ebony Beauty. Ocean Gem.
Duntreath Tint, Franks Flower, Fuente,
Androb, Eli j. Time, 1879.
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MADDOX ROmps
To Victory al
Charles Town
BY DICK OBRIEN
star stan Writer

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
Aug. 2S.-Cleveland Skinker'I
MADDOX made a runaway of the
nth in the Shenandoah Handi.
cap Series here this afternoon
before $3.50 spectators.
Carrying top weight Of l2t
pounds and ridden by Jay
Hause, MADDOX proved himself
the master at a mile and a six
teenth. He merely played with
eight rivals while beating Lester
G. Robinson's Blue and White
an 1871 outsider, by 4 lengths
Aubrey Fishback's No Sur.
render, who beat MADDOX here
last week with lit pounds
found the going rougher today
with 119 and wound up a poor
third, five lengths behind Blue
and White.
MADDOX Pays $40
Odds-on in the wagering,
MADDOX returned $3.40, $3.50 and
1920. Blue and White paid
$1,000 and $500. and No Sur
render, $3.50.
OKeegan and Miss Tie set
the early pace, fighting it out
around the clubhouse turn. Blue
and White moved up in the
backstretch to take over tenn
porarily, but MADDOX was not
far of the pace.
When Jockey Hause, who in
jured his foot leaving the gate,
called for Madok's best effort
rounding the far turn, the s.
year-old moved briskly to the
front and was widening his
margin at the finish, covering
the route in 1868.
No Stretch Threats
Blue and White never was a
threat in the run to the wire
and No Surrender's stretch try
was a weak one as he passed
firing horses.
Jockey Thomas McGoverr
narrowly escaped serious in
jury during the first race. which
set up a $216.6o daily double.
McGovern, 24-year-old rider
fell from his mount, Inagain
at the sixteenth pole into the
path of trailing horses.
Inagain was up with thu
leaders at the time. The 5-year'
old gelding, owned by Mrs
Nora Hartle, suddenly veerec
sharply toward the inside fenct
and McGovern. was tossed of
into the path of flying hooves
He was run over by PimlicC
Prince and narrowly wa
avoided by sother horses as HI
lay motionless on the track.
Possible Jaw Fracture
McGovern was treated a
Charles Town Hospital for sew
we're lacerations and a possibl
fractured jaw. He later wa
removed to Johns Hopkins Hos
pital in Baltimore for furthe
examination and treatment.
Herndon won the race bu
was disqualified and places
last by the stewards who rulet
that Jockey Ray Mikkonel
crossed over too sharply on tn
field at the sixteenth pole
When they took Herndon'
number down, Pimlico Primo
was placed first as the WHINE
at $40. Amalia was movet
up to second and Eagle Spec
to third.
/ When j. Robert WEIGH
Gen Beau won the second rae
at $34, holders of the 9 and
combination collected $216.6O
The crowd wagered $483, 667
A total of $67,791 was wagereC
on the Shenandoah field, a higl
betting mark for the meeting
on a single race.
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SECOND RACE - Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds up. furlongs.
Masud tCarstens) 100 500 $3.50
Bright Sal ueonard) $50 $40
Pipit (Erbl $40
Repienish. Ny Preference, One Putt,
Picafriend, OIL Burner, Knobview Kid,
Derby John, Yonshu, Buddy. Time,
.IO3x
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID s1ss.eO

THIRD RAcE-Purse, $500; claim
ing: 2-year-olds 8 furlongs,
Sy yESIs D Cat s tRIs, geo S s sa iS
Foolish Fellow Gonzalez 300
fmpressionable, Behead Richly DoEe,
Arabella Allen. Florence H, tempest
Tossed, Ann Kennedy, Darbin, Little
Brave. Time, 1:11B.
FOURTH RACE = Purse, $500;
claiming: 4-year-olds up; Ia miles.
/. Swift John ,culm'e) 7."o SO &c 2.s sS
Rag Apple, Midshipman, Tonnla
Wind Drinker, Well Seasoned. Time
Deleon-KinE entry.
Disqualified from LIST TO last.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; 7 furiongs.
Lang O. Peace sn SBSIf0 1.so &c $ Az
Bomb Boo, Stan Sag. Dark Horizon.
Bully Bolero, Weeper's Boy. Pomminy.
Soi-Hi, Tanfran Wesley Smiley. Time
l:22.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. 5000: al
lOWenceS, 3-year-Oloss is mlleS.
Navy Brass tHartaekl SEQ $40 $50
Ruling Blum 40 $50
Red River Valley tK0rte) $50
LORD Gregor. Sew It Up, Field
Trophy. Time Called. MilaniA. Time.
1.43As.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $4,000
added; the Vehtnor Turf Handicap. 81
year-olds; lie miles TURF.
Dragon Killer tC'D 1870 1889 II 90
= Grey Monarch tA'msb ll.S0 $50
LII Fella fB0ulmetisl 800
Backbone. Greek Chief. Wise Guy,
Fairfield. Highland Brigade Bel
I Hop. Pundft. fGrsy Flyer. Plion. Al
star. . Rickoyer, Handshake. Time,
1879.
swindAelds Farm-HaEer entry.
field
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, 50. 400;
/ claiming: 4-year-olds up; Il miles.
/ One Threw Blum $50 4.e0 400
ManoFmouse lCulmoueJ 800 500
/ Broadway sam fCoflel 1.2o
Fortunate, South Tyrone, Cav Eeap-
q, one More Nance. Romandale. Eme,
li:SsA,
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50


DAILY DOUBLE PAID 5000
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; al
lowances: 2-year-olds; 8 furlongs.
Rare Rice HeOnardl $40 $50 2.80
R ~; on q Ro oSsr 'atRinS,on, "" ~
Dark Look. Erin's Honor. Free Play,
what's Required, Ala Roman. Time
1:l1as.
FOURTH RACE - Purse: Ss;5o9,o.;
Rich And Rare (S'm'r) 7.40 500 2.S0
Golden Hue tscurloek) $40 go
Turn Down OMeauxD $3.50
Alton queen, Razor, Rollicker, Nurse
dinny, Flaming Blue, Time, 1854.
Florida Shores Stable entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $3.50: claim
ing; 4-year- olds up; ga furlonEs.
Olympia Blend (Nono) $50 $50 400
Hoop Ring PrestOn) 1870 $50
Ambi0run Erbl .4.z0
q Manbo Man. RIP Road. a Dsck. p
new track record.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing, 3-year~olds up; lie miles
King Julian tskeEsED $40 $50 go
C0lleoni tNOno) $40
Otomana, Ascendancy, River Gate,
Mt. OliVet. Time, 1:44h.
SEVENTH RACE--Purse. $4,000: al
lowances; 3-year-oids and up; / mile.
Tempest 20 tshoem'Fj TAO $40 2.60
Air Pilot LeonArdD SEQ 2.60
Fsbius fBurrb ESQ
Dark Trust. commeida, styrunner.
Time. 1888.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, s75 900 add
ed; the Arlington Handicap; 3-year-
olds and up: = miles turf.
esgnd IsSls ts'sm'D $50 s-s soo sssS
81. Vincent Longdenl 500
Jack Keteh, Bernburgoo, Clermont,
Meeting. Hoop Band. Time, 1.B47s.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. 5000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; ] Il miles,
Saflor's Knot Mean ESQ 80 $50
Gems Baby fNonol 800 $50
Heaven Helpua fsacketl $50
Boul Mich, Hundred Grand. HaAe-
place, kiehaeiaagelo. Bozi. Tine
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rna ossTood XIX Values - $780, $780, $3.50 $50
Horse. Jockey wTt PIP z z ST.. Fin. odds.
d D e. \ /.
&c. SEQ abvfSS $50 SaS0
Il zee s lam seoa ssa sv5 R
owner $500 s GSi' SIS f$s
Horse Jockey wrt PIP z " Str. Fin. ODDS.
q 4 \: g.: ||
Hs!ss P'ssaSsT4fs5 s BEET 5000
SEVENTH RACE = Purse, 81, 800; The Shenandoah
d. enc
$685. s45S sT fi $ is Crews Values
Horse. Jockey wEt. PIP. z "a Str. Fin. Odds.
4? ]: :: I III H
SB WIFE 1885 70 a
EIGHTH RACE Purse $1,000 GAINING 4;ysaF51IIds
s ITs STn.T ysuss 5 ss6S od ss
Time Laps.
Horse Jockey. wst: Pr q "a str Fin odd.
4! 4 I! d. g.. Il Il III
gS38i' 'sSESS'f b5o 'AB q 50
NINTH RECF-Purse Al 600. Claiming: 4-year-olds and
np = miles off 547 start good won driving winner
Richard Douglas b.. g. by Grand Slam = In Review.
Trainer, owner Values - $3.50, S24O, $3.50. $50 Time
He Horse Jockey wgt PIP. Z Y str Fin odds.
S S,'E g. 5s,!!. s'; ;ss.s,s fl II 5
sSs'i asi }Ss slgBSS liz 10 10 j. & sIssS
Warm ENOUGH (Gray) 11s u 8? $50
Repeat Mandate tC'shaw) 11S 6h 400
Victory Kins (sisto) lis 2. ga 1870
Happy Playtime CTobInl 113 10 10 3640
IS 90 IT GLows sis 50 90 MAINS CHOICE, 5000.
Handle-S50076. Total handle-S4s3,677.
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Atlantic City Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; claim.
'ng: 4-year-olds and up: Z furlongs.
Ten Seconds Blum 27.2O 1I.a0 800
POmpOsity (BoulmetisD $40 400
Could Be Said (Riveral 100
Cosette, Borje. Cafre end. Battle
Flag 81 Qued. Here Come Joe, Golden
Pear. Bombdra. Busy Sassy. Time:
1884,.
SECOND RACE - Purse, S3.400:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; z
furlongs
Busher's Beam tHtk) $50 SEQ ESQ
Mt. Brilliant (CulmOneD 4.60 1866
Sure Proof tChOOuette) zee
Briny Deep. Hanwar. Deep Run.
Roseardan, Eternal Mike, Just Bill.
Reawake, But First, Nicoln. Time.
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CHARTS OF CHARLES TOWN RACES

IcSpZright, 1883 by Trisngls Publications. Ins2
up; about furlongs of 207, start good: won driving
Winner Lloyd Bosey's br g. f. by Dottys Bul--Pmltco
Queen Trainer. owner. Vaues-S650, 5000, 500, $50
Time, 1:292s Cloudy and fast. -. -
Horse. Jockey. Wst PIP. q Str Pin. Odds
Il III \
inssain (MccIovernj lie 8 / Ii 1880
do Won, disqualified and placed last.
/ Lost rider
Two-dollar mutuels paid : PnlLIco PRINCE $40,
S5 $50 3d. AMAIIA SO go. So so. EAGLE SPEED $500
Handle-$2s,640.
SECOND RACE Purse 81 sOo elalmins; A,yeeET.ods
winner Wslshs 3 y 5eay t GsmT 5e sss
Horse. = Jockey. wgt. PIP: 2 q Str. Fin. Odds.
a as9o 9 yea g s'HR IF soEt liz u A 1855
Moon Mate GRAY 80 lIS 8, 81, SY3GG
FTaiSRe tGStis SFs - iIs 10 4 $: 1881
ays:s Ho6 s~1 19oraon, IL 49, 80 $40
Aoo ou YS esS SIG RESA sIte2
aRiS1SSdls-$ss.s2o Daily Double handls-s4sl6o
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FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing: 3-year-olds; one mile.
DeVastate tNieholsD 1880 6.10 ago
Alley Gal (Boland) 40 $50
Gal-Age (SOrrentinol 1920
Wild Joker. Ginger's Beau, Stratplan,
| Baleville. WilWay, Nosegay. Time, 1:4l