davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Arlington Results
b the Assoclated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse, S2,75O; claim
ms, .3-year-olds: Z furlongs.
Gratis Brown !Coehl l2.s0 $50 800
French General (H'k'n) 2.6O 2.2O
Pink Whip (Churchl 400
VintaRe Wine, Waged and Won,
Peter K, Vici Shan, Polar Storm, Mis-
ter Storm RisinR Sun, Time, l;l2.
SECOND RACE = Purse, s2.75o;
Iii ]. (SeiiersJ 5s.iO 20. 20 is.4O
Broken Wing (Rich'nD II.OO $50
Sanders Road (Meauxl $50
Top Price. Hi, Jet, ssr- -Har, Dun
cCSntry JiRt NeHs KanShs1 T: our Lis orienne
DAILY DoUBLE fEiD si44
THIRD RAcE-Purse, 81 .75O; claim
ms; .3-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Grscian Miss iieg'el $500 id.do $50
Prince EIeddah BURR $50
Bull Shooter, Publicity Man. Rita'S
Reward, steve's Papa Joe, Greer. Time,
l:12zs.
loysnces:, 2-year- -olds;. 5!2 furlongs.
Cold Harb0r tCookl I3.4O 7.40 500
Lees Honey (Heckm'n) 22.OO 1860
Kings General CL0ng'n) $50
Pryci, supre Metric. Hilda's Honey,
EESmsna' ESnlsn' La comDarsits, Fortune
= S.neef - sA' ~SeaA A~cf AhACi
aMoss entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500: al
lowances; .3-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
Joanie Gal Preston) 1920 $50 $50
ROYAL Chnrmer (Combestl $40
Tehrl. Blonde Dudess, Memory Eyes,
Her Ladyship. Fulgurant. Time. 1:109s.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: furlongs
q Roekport (Comb'D 1850 80 $50
aSS;Gran 4 SiaG Line ,ErSe SReekm'n' $40 S;sS sS
Negrotrece. Tyus, Family Album. Ny
Dust. Remand, Yield. Time, l:23b.
Paddock and Grissom entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: al
loEances; 4-year-olds and up; mile
Ses ?; OSs SM.aux, $40 s.SS S s.9S SS
Greek Game tBarneD 2.4OI
Take Note, Andy Jack, Styrunner,
Atellor. Time, 1858.
EIGHTH RACE = Purse, $4,000
added; Warren Wright Memorial
tMeaux) 1850 $50 $40
Round Table lLongden) $50 2.20
q Shan Pac (Sellersl $40
a Shoerullah. Ekaba, Brown Hackle,
Better Bee, Hoop Band. Time, 1:4Sss.
Grissom entry.
NINTH RAcE-Purse, $3.50: claim
ing. 4-year-olds up; Ia miles TURF.
Bozi tMeauxl lO.4O 500 $40
Rookie (BuFr) eco 3.gO
ShoDlacerwip LeJeune) 2.6O
Raising Cain. omelia, Foxy Finer,
Mereeido' Volition. Time, 1:51b.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
NascO Scores
IN Saranac for
Isl Stake Win

NEW YORK. July l2 tB.-
Nasoc. Bold Rulers little
brother. finally won his first
stakes race today when he
surged TO the front in the final
strides TO capture the s2s,5O0
Saranac Handicap before a
crowd Of 3l.43S at Jamaica.
The second longest price in
the field Of eight 3-year-olds,
Nasco won py three-quarters
Of q length from Alexander J..
Ostriker's Nisht Amool. The
Brookfeld Farms Isendu, who
set the pace until just before
the finish, was third. another
2ha lengths away. Mrs. Jules
Schwartz Wirey-Marks was
fourth.
Ned w. Brent's Fleet Feet,
the favorite, never got going
and wound up sixth. George
d. Widener's Jester. who won
the $4,000 Belmont Futurity
last fall and was second choice
this muggy afternoon. was fifth.
Ray Broussard rode Nasco.
owned by Mrs. Henry Carnegie
Phipps' Wheatley Stable and
trained by the veteran Sunny
Jim Fitzsimmons.
Nasco came from next to
last to register his surprise
victory. The time was 1:442s
for the mile and ne-sixteenth
on a fast track. Blessbull set
the l:42 track record in 1856,
The winner carried 113
pounds and paid $3.50, $3.50,
and $40. Nisht Amool, with 113,
returned $500 and $50,
Isendu, packing ia pounds,
was $1,000 for show. Jester
carried l22 pounds, one more
than Fleet Feet.
Prior TO today, Nasco's best
stakes showing was a third in
the Peter Pan handicap and
fourth in the Belmont Stakes.
He earned $l8.225. boosting
his 1858 total to $42,450.
Eddie Arcaro was trying for
his fourth win of the day
aboard Fleet Feet. The 42-year-
old Jockey had won the second
race with Philipeep ($14.90) +,
the fourth with Reinzi ($4.40)
and fifth with Waltz $500.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
DELAWARE
Continued From Page c.,

COntlnueu from rage C-I
ably good humor after the race,
'remarking: She's just a sweet
filly. didn't have to hit her
just steered her. ! was lucky
enough to get between horses
at the half-mile pole and I was
close enough to the inside filly
(Idun) to knock four flies of
her."
Hartack would say nothing
The deposed Calumet rider had
a rough afternoon, losing on
four short-priced horses earlier
on the program.
Jockey Valenzuela utilized a
phrase identified with the Va
lenzuela boys: "She tried to
run out on the last turn. but
no excuses"
Delaware's anonymous show
bettor had another winning af-
ternoon, picking out Idun as
soon as the windows opened
and pouring in a reported $25,-
900 to show. He collected his
10 per cent profit and created
a $2,972 minus pool, the Sec
ond one here this week.
Big Effort, a homebred f1lly,
won the Acorn Stakes at a mile
in May but had been beaten
twice by Idun. Only last Satur-
day she was fourth to today's
heavy favorite in the mile-and-
a-Sixteenth Mother Goose
Stakes at Belmont Park. All of
the first four fillies carried 1l9
pounds.
Today's Oaks victor, who
netted $4,000, is eligible for
next Saturdays New Castle
and the Delaware Handicap.
the rich climax of the distaff
series to be run ON July 26.
Jockey Johnny Choquette
supplied his own 29th birthday
celebration by sweeping the
first three races. including the
$49.80 daily double q and III
with Tanfran and High and
Dry. He won the third event
on Sure Proof.
Betting on program totaled
81, ,476,29
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Louise Snow Loses

NOTTINGHAM, England,
July IL (P.-Ruia Morrison of
New, Zealand today defeated
Louise Snow Of Ventura. Calf,
So, Us, in the rain-delayed
final Of the Nottingham lawn
tennis tournament.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Monmouth Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, S3.UOU, claim.
ing; maiden 2-year-olds: 51a furIungs.
Star N Garter (Ste'nI 500 $50 $40
unreasonable (Cupel $40 100
Romedda tDe SpirltoD 6.2O
Sea Venture. JOY BrinRer, Tony's
Helen Sag. Debark. Susan W., Blessed
Pat. Time, LOTS.
SECOND RACE - Purse. So 900;
claiming; 3-year-olds: furlongs
Foreign Aid tKeene) $40 400 ESQ
Marbern (Grant) $50 800
SaVant tJOhnsOnl eco
Queen of Trumps, Mountain Fury,
Sherrytan, Golden Carol, Poddie's Pal,
Iceman, Cellero, Just Double, One Girl
DAILY DOUBLE PAID 5000
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500; claim
lngi ~; and ! year olds g furlongs,;
RhIlomin1s EnIISni ~ SPaEan9l $3.50 1929 $50
Chuck Webb. Singing Bridge, Eaypo
tian sun, DR.. Willie, Dark Fury, Die
zac. Time. 1:134s.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, S3,5oo;
claiming; 4-yearsolds up; IL. miles.
q ROmandale (Grant) 3.2O 2.6O
Ace Mar (kOrte) 36(l
Red Chief swift John. Tiger Matches,
Anerum Castle, Miss Catesby. Time,
l:472s.
a Bures-Gottlieb entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, S3.50O; claim
ing: 3-year-olds: 6 furlongs.
ASnviIs Ann K;.,,s Grant 1Ttl., 1880 go 440
Monetary (BOulmetis) 3.OO
Proud Errard, Eastern Chant, Tin
Lassie. Grey Rip. Time, 1:13b.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 add
ed; the Miss Woodford Allowance
stake; 3-year-olds: 6 furlongs.
Delnita (CulmOnel 5000. 23. 60 1860
Stay SmOochie Cook 3,20
Spar Maid (BOuImetis) $50
Mllady Dares. Liberal Lady, Kapi-
tor. Dandy Bitten. Moyitave, Lament,
Fall Wind. Countess Marcy, Charming
!: Dead heat for third,
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds up; iii miles.
Hsls HsIloD ,.,..:.. .a,BogImetis' $50 80 C 3.sS
Prinee PnG% Rhym,sr iSm, ,Desp,o $50 %. d.sS sS
Top Value Expenses Paid, RisSt FHiG
Bit, Ease, 10 m 10. Gay Street, Real
Stratesy' God Child, Romango. Time,
EIGHTH RACE Purse. sa.5oo;
claim claiming: 3;yssr-olds; I z, 4. miles
Wine Helm Aire GGr'O $50 3.2O
TOrauay tCulmonel 800
King Tar, Maseamanor. senorilla,
Meusauetsire. Ivy AGE, Aglow. Time,
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Charles Town
Sprint Taken
By Arch Rival.

CHARLES TOWN. w. w..
July l2 (SpeciaD Peter Visch-
er's 5-year-old gelding, Arch
Rival, scored a convincing tri-
umph in today's featured Bod
Venture Purse at Charles Town
as Jockey Stanley Smsp
brought the son Of Britisa
Buddy home by a length over
r. r. McClarin's Spring Grove
and four other top sprinters
before 1905 fans. sa,S
Scoring his third straight
success at this meeting, tire
Nanny Torreyson trained
sprinter raced the favored Es.
Eugene j. into defeat, and he 4
something in reserve to shake
of Spring Groves belated bid
in a stirring race around the
Charles Town course. The wii!-
ner was timed over a traC (
made sloppy by a torrentil
downpour between the secor 4
and third races in 1851, fast
est of the meeting. W
Has Early Lead
AS anticipated, Arch Rivil
and DR.. Eugene j. battled fer
the early lead, with the former
maintaining a slight advantaf
as the small field scrambled /
around the clubhouse turn.
Down the backstretch the aligr-
ment remained the same. witt
Spring Grove, more suited for
longer races, closer to the pac /.
Turning for home, DR.. En-
gene j. gave UP and Spriny
Grove, with Jockey Joe Serv
whipping and slashing, begs /
to move on the front-runnil
Arch Rival. About a sixteenth
out. Small whipped Arch Rivrl
with his left hand and the biz
gelding responded with a rous-
ing finish.
After Arch Rival it IVES
Spring Grove by eight length )
over Pat Fierro's Dodger, who
finished a nose ahead of thu
fading DR. Eugene j., who went
of at 9 to 5 in the well-wagered
feature.
Dixie Vixen Pays Well
One of the longest prices OF
the meeting was recorded in the
third race, run during a thun-
derouS setting Of severe winds,
rain, lightning and thunder.
The racing strip was inundated
within minutes and Jockey
George Rarra brought Ernest
Stettler'sVDixie Vixen home for
an across-the-board mutuel Of
$88.40. $40 and $40.
Fifteen minutes later. the
rain stopped completely and the
rest of the nine-race card was
offered under salubrious but
comfortable conditions during
which veteran Jockey Rocco
Sisto starred with wins aboard
Mrs. Leona Carver's Hug at
$47.00 in the fifth and Vince
Bulgarino's Twin City at $3.50
in the sixth. ,4s
Evening star., 1958-07-13
SoftbuII Foes SOUGHT

Unlimited age group softball
games are being sought for
Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
Interested persons should call
Gene Roney after 6 pm. at
Walnut 5-8l96.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
WombIe Quits Colts

BALTIMORE, July IL (P.-
Halfback Royce Womble has
advised Baltimore Colts he was
giving up professional football.
Womble played four seasons
with the Colts.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
GALLANT MAN
Continued From Page c.

OVhSthuCu EAOHA okC III
his admirers. Previously no
horse had succeeded in winning
this race on the first try after
such an air journey.
Shoemaker. VINO scored on
the mighty Swaps in 1856 and
with Round Table last year, cut
it a mite closer than many ex-
pected. But Gallant Man was
conceding a lot of weight to
the Elobee Farms Eddie
Schmidt and IL pounds to the
Irish-bred Seaneen, racing for
Neil S. Mccarthy. Seaneen bess
Round Table by more than four
lengths May "a with a 81
pound concession.
Swirling Abbey was fourth
and Mystic Eye last in a race
that saw the lead seesaw from
one to another-with the ex-
ception of Gallant Man. Shoe
maker, riding the 980-pound A.
year-old, for the 18th straight
time, held him of the early
pace.
Dead Last for While
Gallant Man began to roll
on the outside heading into the
far turn after trailing dead
last.
Mystic Eye, a one-eyed Ari-
zona horse, with Mitchell Shi-
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Bears Sign Linemen

CHICAGO, July IL (P).-The
Chicago Bears today announced
the signing of veteran Linemen
Jack Hoffman and Joe For
tunato.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Charles Town Results
BY the Associated Press

N~@N
FIRST RAcE--Pury. 81 200; claim
Mighty Easter 1iEikn sO.s0 $50 S..O
MOnika Clark 6,6O = 90
SnO1 (Sisto) $50
Hasty Bunnie, shufie on. Corakins,
Mr.. Marker, Irish Dash, Lawful Tip,
SECOND RACE = Purse, $1,000:
Bishbash (Ciark) 4.9O s,aO MOO asO
Gallant Roy Rhelps) $50 1.2O
Blen Happy (RObert'n) 9.2O
., Dixie Prince, DR.. Jake. Pee Gee,
Marco. Time, 1:502s.
DAILY DoUBLE PAID S4s.4O
THIRD RACE-Purse, 81, 900; claim
ing; 4-year -olds up: about Az furlonRs
Dixie Vixen (Parral $40 2O.OO $40
a hours Later Rivera 4.SO 400
Gay Larkspur. Pinch-Ht. AdsSe,
Mel5ar, Happy Carrier. Pancake. Time,
VOLS
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $1,000;
Claiming: 4-year-olds and up; about
Mr.. r. G. tSOto) $50 500 3.sO
Helen's Rope (Gamb'la) 400 3.2O
Camp Out (Cutshaw) $3.50
Happy Retreat. Elsol. Our Champion,
Balique' 1nagain. Time 1:29.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claim
Ing; Ing; 4Syyear-olds 4syt. up; about 8 furlongs
R0s R0s. siSto, ,,cu,.S. 4'.OO ll.s0 800
Run (GambardeIla) 3.10
Don Jr., Po-Ko, Sam Small, speci-
ned' Kings Blood. Time, 1:l7ts.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: al
lowances; 3-year-olds; about 6 furlonEs.
Twin City tSistOl 1880 GEO 4.gO
Bedford Boy tPalumbO) 500 4.SO
Andy's Hope, Parti Quiz. Townson
Miss. Shoot to Kill. The Third Dream
Time, l:17ss.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowanees; 3-year- -olds: about q furlonqs
Arch Rival tSmalD 600 $40 2.4O
Spring Grove (ServisD 4.80 400
DR.. Eugene j.. Ever YOUNG, Chiffon
Time. 1:16s.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, 81. 200:
claiming: 4-year-olds up. 4 miles
Bonally Boy (Mik'n) 1880 5.a0 800
ala Pigeon tHauseb $40 1RO
Good Bit (RiveraD 7,2O
No Excuse, School Prince, Tintern.
Little Beaver. Time. 1:4S9s.
NINTH RACE-Purse. 81 600, claim
ing: 4-yesr-olds and up: u miles,
Rhywiek lSeaman) 29.s0 1890 $50
Pride Of Judea (Sotol $50 800
King Jim (Palumbol 34O
Ban Hawk, Polished Brass. Miss
Lisa p, Know Thyself. Golden Mood,
oreenir' Inneskillen. Time, 1858.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Jumuicu Results
BY the Associated Press


FIRST RACE-Purse, s3,7Oo; claim
ing, maiden 3-year-olds and up;
our sTf wsndy G'd) 24.IO $50 4.sO
Hit Head (ArcarOl $50 $40
Winging Star (VaplaD 2.1O
Mr. Exc, Royal Master, Tally-Ho.
SECOND RACE. = Purse, $4,000;
PSilpessD PflSsii%lias Slesro ISysar0lds dtuTloHSs ST
Eleagle lRuane) 4.1O $50
Hustle (StOne) 1900
Trades, Dos, Gang News. RasoHt,
Slrencester, Sir Alxandr Kaye, Big
Freeze, eE;G,.sod ssGrand Mosul Time. LIZ.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S2O9.SO
THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; maiden 2-year-olds; 5ha furlongs
Rcrd 10 Mike MIEe GSsTin) S,sn) 1880 go $40
Down In Front BOD $50
Castlestone, John Hayes, Prothala-
mlon,. Clematis, South American, Biff S
JOY. Joe,s Master. Panther Gap, Mighty
Lea. Time, 1:069s.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000. g.
year-olds and up: maidens; ] I. miles
ReinLi (ArcarOl 4.4O 2.SO 600
Star WAGON (Ycazal $50 2.6O
oANgA hutbub NOtSGFyl ID0
Blue Fib, Bevy Of Roses. Quotation,
Wilway. Reflner. Time, 1:47ss.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; al
lIoWanee; 2-year-olds; so furlongs.
b Wingate tGuerin) 3.8O l(lO
Otterbein Ycaza) 500
Grand Mark. Loeoweed, OutEiving.
5sosLon Teaparty, Steve W., Bay
HaTpor Iime, l:0b.
Btselow-Lawrence entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000 add
ed; the Saranac Handicap: 3-year-olds:
Nasco (BrOussard) $3.50 1880 10, 90
Misht Amool tMcCreary) $50 $50
Isendu (BOlandD ID M
Fleet Feet, Jets Alibi, Jester. Tem"
DIS Fugit. Wirey-Marks Time, l:44zs.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81. 500: al
lowanees; 4-year-olds up: furlonEs
Ieleran !Baileyl 1900 $50 3.iOl
superb DeOnaTdl $50 3'50l
Magic Forest (StOne) 3.5f
Scansion, Louise Bell, Twinkiet,
herns Miss, Courtly. Browse Awhile
Lis Royale. Time, 1:11s.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. $500;
claiming: 4-year-olds up; Il miles
escape Hatch tBOpdl 100 400 2.7O
Paint Brush HeOnard) 500 $50
anton King fDurandOl 27Ol
Falcula. Cable Jack, Trim Boy.
eeortage Boy. Lets Fly I'd. Conduct
Evening star., 1958-07-13
CATCH OF The Year

puFns the Senators home stand Griffith Stadu
boseboll fans have chance catch glimpse Of players
selected TO the 1858 American League A-sta team The
Konso City Athletics here for double todoy June 49,
and night game Monduy July ~, will field their
sussns outfielder Bob cer.
Mickey Vernon end Rey Naeki will lead the Cleveland indians
when they ploy e Griffith Sodium Tuesdoy, Wednesday,
Ihursdoy nights July Is 16 H. while the chiesso White Sox
will be represented BY Nellie Fox Luis Apoeo Shem Loor
Billy Pierce and Eur Wynn The White Sox will be Frdoy
night July 49, Saturday eftsrnoon July ~ end double
header Sunday, July 20.
Griffith Stodium schedule:
Ioday tdOubis-heoderl July I3-SenetOn Ksnsos City
pm.
Iomorrew, July i4-Senetos ksnsas City, sos pm.
Tuesday, July l5-Senetos cIeveand, sos pm
Wednesday,, July i6-SenatoFs Cleveland, sos pm.
Ihunday, July lT-Sensters cisvesnd, sos pm.
tddsy July ls-Seneton Chicago, sos pm.
Saturday. July l9-Senetor chiceso, pm.
Sundsy July 2o-Senotors chesso pm
Evening star., 1958-07-13

EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $1,000:
claiming; 4-year-olds up; II. miles
Bonally Boy lMik'n) 1880 5.a0 500
Ala Pigeon (HauseD 0,1O T60
Good Bit CRiveral 100
No Excuse, School Prince, Tintern.
Little Beaver. Time. :4S3s,
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Dead Last for While

and erPH pP f:E RAGE ana purse s. 900 allowance
GOOD won wnnsr ss eGs ANA S q
$500 sSsss saS6 TTnesr rme Clark
Horse. Jockey Wgt PIP u q str Fin Odds
q; E;;;j !::;: I:
E:Es.. EsRs c3Sfassss "a sssss.., fIfi$$ q ,$$
1fssFNRESB 20 F&SBAES fEsS9S $3.50
old SfxTa aas RAcEhe e Irs PaEs purse 900 ADDED
81 aS start 4 y gPGS SS
Ss zoo So sn Sa AZ soo TrsnsT I Go Burch Values net
1:a9: 1:52A showery ana sloppy =" l'lz'
horse. Jockey Wet. PIP q z Str. Fin. Odds
:: 1 LITE fl
a,ss' .ss'Ss-RiS EE8R5 $3.50
s Fi'tant g. ht s0T as Y turn
ihf hfoSs f h: as
IN the b0Pt aans S as eonnned TPS P
ne @sSsdns pUa5S 1e i and %oT1
the spsc h roPsR PArP iS IS dsa
ana LOUISE sSS%s9 nons S5Gk ardV
%s start aOod won rdden out
sioSo sSSS ssSS
Horse. Jockey. wgt. PP 2 z str Fin Odds
&! !. !I|;;:... +
fSsI S4SSss EF 5zEl s4S
seBTa 5s .5.5 fa@af .a5S 15S ssS:
Behavior TFaner - 5s Junior Aas-gest
$500 $500 Time, 1:47. ' "'
Horse. Jockey Wgt PIP u u Str Fin Odds
Pender (Nelson) - III 4 4 II j1E-S3 a.
Sir Kenny (Shuk) 5af eJH
Martins Gold (Hartack1 100 q 5t All %
Hush Man (ChoquetteJ ll6 Z 81
Smler (GonZaez) - 122 IL All II 81
npsp1T 16Tooksl II6 8 6a 1890
TEO7doaE & E mqtpels paidmPENDER So $50 S4 40
TINE NE GIALLdED, - SO -S42 90 SIR KENNY $3.50.
Attendance-19192
Evening star., 1958-07-13

EIGHTH RACE - Purse, S3,5OO;
claiming: 3-year- -olds: 1ls miles.
Sweet Step ueBlancl 2O.2O 900 4 80
Wine Helm Aire Gro $50 3.2(
TOrquay (CulmOnel SOC
King Tar, Maseamanor. Senorilla
Mousuuetaire, Ivy Age, Aglow. Time
1865.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
CHARTS OF DELAWARE PARK RACES

y1Rs4 Res9pysSh 1SSs BY 4 sT5lsnSs dt
gD irSRss III ao7 start 4Sedi-Sss GSed %on a aae
Rancor Traner f. NROn BY sSSS 9gmpa soo
$3.50 Time. I:lils Cloudy and fast 00OO o'OO'
Horse Jockey. Wet. PIP. q q str Fin Odds
sStsn's Sister VtS %sresn) !i$ Z lS lSi iisSS iii2ssS
HammsTehmld and Thorn ~ Rdss Farm entry $500
GTGqS' & Rad 81 20 s5s JOINS SdsG
Handle-s1OOss7
iGSns. SS aS 81 .oo
SSeisS s. A3Sns $780,
Horse. Jockey wst PP 2 q str Fin. Odds
|. |. |; d ]: e. / M /
Ss-sS;g 'fS aHGH hER DsT $3.50 6sa
Gandsw$S7S5s, Daily Double handls-sl7s1s4.
PSXh SF 16fHR ASR y Z 1sD sA FsS .eeo
up TEIFD iIreaS Pe. oCS 2eaods
SsTaia Sna II Trainer camac Values 1880 $780,
Horse. Jockey. Wet PIP 2 z Str Fin Odds
$$:. s5ie! aSs:;Ei''. g. + 'sS$ ssS
Nina cirl (vaienzuelaJ ia ) * 81 tSSS
Lost Chord (Shukl ia q Z 4iI 6 14SH
Little Chains (Reg buto) i22 1 = 90 70
Rga:S ssS RS6R eERSSG5 fasS
Hande-S15S,57S.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: 2-year-oid maiden colts
and geldtngs 5z furlongs Post 3:42; 3425; start
good won ridden out. Winner Foxcatcher Farms br C. 2
5000 $500 $500. $500 Time, 1053s. showery fast
Horse: Jockey wgt PIP Y u Str. Fin Odds
S$s5s f:sss ss' paS::s :S:is ;ss9 son, 4 4 'ss$
Flying Scud tGreenl 1lq g 8 5il 4iB A5O
Black Andy (Chouuette) llQ a. ga 130O
Kinda Clever (Valenz'la) 1la 3 ~ 81 20
Confde (Hartackl 45O
Battle Man tNelson 1l9 : 8 $50
& &TTo;dolisr mutuels padGENIAN SIS so 81 so, So 20
Hande-S154,56S.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 50 900: al
lowanees; 3-year-olds; about q furlongs.
Arch Rival (SmalD 600 $40 90
Spring Grove (Servisl 4R0 4 9O
DOdger (G1mbard'Ial $50
DR.. Eugene j.. Ever Youhs, Chiffon
Time, 1.I61s.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

THE SUNDAY STAR C-5
Washington, d. Q. sss
SUNDAY, JULY IS, 1888
Evening star., 1958-07-13

FOURTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: g.
year-olds and up: maidens ] "a miles
ReinEi (ArcaFOD 4,4O $50 3 on
Star Wagon (Ycazal $50 2.60
Greek knight CUssery) go
Blue Fib, Bevy OF Roses. Quotation
Wilway. Refiner. Time, l:472s.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

Two-dollar mutues paid-PENDER, $500 So sO S4 40
TINE CALEB s. so. S420 SIR KENNY, $500
Handle-S1S1 1856. Total handle-S1,476 2e4
Attendance-19192
Evening star., 1958-07-13

90 Tcgo-dollsT mutuss paid HIGH AND DRY, 1880
Handle-SS733s Daily Double handle-S17s134
Evening star., 1958-07-13

Lcopyrisht, 1858. BY Triangle Publications IncA
FIRST y HACE|Purse, $4,000; claiming: 4-year-ods and
den out Winner Briardae Farms ch e. 4 by oympa~
Rancor. Trainer, r. Nixon Vaiues@Sia5O 's6n9 S3n0
Sl5O. Time. 1:l1ls. Cloudy and fast ' w 0''
Evening star., 1958-07-13

SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000. AL
iowances; 3-year- -olds; about 6 furlonEs.
Twin City (Sistol 1880 eco "a
Bedford Boy lPalumbO) 500 4.aO
Fair Question tGamb'laD 3,6O
Andy's Hope. Parti Quiz. Townson
Miss. Shoot to Kill, The Third Dream
Time, I:l73.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

rRc a Rgtgss @ @ SaioEN4N woEn nxNGs Slsso $500
Handle-S154,56 sos
Evening star., 1958-07-13

FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year -olds up; about furloneS
Hug (SistOl 400 IA. 80 q. OO
ROsalie X. (Cutshaw) 100 4.9O
Run (GambardeIlaD 3.1O
Don Jr., Po-Ko, Sam Small Speci-
hed, Kings Blood. Time, l:17%.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

q. TWo-dollar mutyes paid - TANFRAN, $500 S4eO
81 80. - " ' 0' AASE T.
Handle-s1Oo6e7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
EDITORIAL
Va Room For .VEOsfprNlSOn

When the bale, tailed Wednesday and showed
ahead representative Brooks nay
hid house Of representatives Tor sixteen
years should aasc been surprised
A. hat, these ~ before sc-re9aionist
pas Il ans fialfta idea that they kno"
me fenr rcenin- Tue>t. u "ih the pastein can
didac shog.a h4tc removed al itani>
Ga, i.lhus 4ssi any from other inventor
when an Nacne able To make work 70
d., al Faoba built machine OF men
nalra WORK That was demonstrated TINS
summer swept hsi INTO Office Tor an unprecent hIo
term opposed ft two stTon- c4eantt men
* our opinion that Tuesday between HAYS ano
AFFORD the house Of representatives from
oongrc-SOna dic'rict b9i "a, 70 unseai Hays
The Aegro, Arkansas could easily consider
q, their friend naiura! for the Negro TO
tiiord Lu the off stark reality the Negro
hg hasn't lost grounds in ne field
nsn votes nt house And We have nothing 70
sbsrtalc IN, belll Hays would h5ye been differ
ont man Alford mere rights concerned
and others that Eabus engineered his
faihi> ias. responsible for hi o@n defeat
Tho Governor something When the
pulled luard Sopte mber 1857 to defy the
Supreme a1ea have been tho results Hays had ad
ended for compliance with the su
There i. q po.sir that popular Hays
would nave ioincd by Little Rock
believed favored Ia" and order
mob rule lacked the speak out
he g! fs building machine that no"
lfl.. siffcs!t haadlc
Hass ,hc other socaed substantial citizens
ansas raa ruthlcss lawcssness
being crushed No could
drs'and mob violence perfection on the Ne
BE- tne before perfection would be tried out
Arkansas has for the moderses
From the Arkansas State Press Of Little Rock