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Evening star., 1959-02-15
Tudor Era Captures
=HioIeoh' S TurfCup

hold on Tudor Era the first
time by the stands and added
"he is a bully and you have tc
handle him strongly"
Trainer Sidney Jacobs saiC
before the race that his STRAIT
egy was to get Tudor Era Out
in front and stay there. That;
what his horse did,
Tudor Era started 16 times
last year, won six and earned
$97,568. Both Tudor Era and
Mahan were foaled in Eng
land, while Ekaba and General
Arthur were bred in this coun-
try.
Ekaba, Grey Monarch, Vic
tory Morn and Fouquier are
eligible for the. s100,000-addec
Widener to be run here next
Saturday.
Capt. Cecil Boyd-Rochfort
English horseman who broke
and trained Tudor Era in Eng
land, never actually raced him
he said, because. the owner
and I had a little falling-out.
Boyd-Rochfort presented tht
Hialeah Turf Cup to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Herff and said "it Is .
happy coincidence for mn II
present the trophy"
Evening star., 1959-02-15

authorized by the State Legis-
lature and composed of the
Vanderbilts. Whitneys, Wide
ners, and. other wealthy turf
patrons, went into action.
The three metropolitan asso-
Citations, plus upstate Saratoga,
were bought out by the NYRA.
Saratoga has had a facelifting;
vast traffic and grandStano
Improvements have been made
at Belmont.
When Aqueduct opens, prob
ably August 81 after racing re-
turns from four weeks at Sara
toga, Jamaica may be sold for
a real estate development
Jamaica opened in 1908.
A subway terminal for ex-
press service from Manhattan
and Brooklyn is being built at
Aqueduct. Customers will en-
ter the grandstand under a
covered walkway from the
trains. For automobiles, the
track adjoins main parkwayS
and its 80-acre parking area
can handle $4,000 cars.
Evening star., 1959-02-15

"A record so sophomores have
been nominated for the William
E. Miller Memorial Pace at
Rosecroft Raceway May 25, it
was announced yesterday by
General Manager James M.
Lynch. The Oxon Hill track
opens a 24-night meeting
May 4.
The Miller, Maryland's rich
est race which is expected to
gross over $4,000. has drawn
nominations from two of the
top public stables in the East
those of Billy Haughton and
Stanley Dancer.
Haughton was the Nations
leading driver in 1858. He has
nominated six of his better
3-year-olds for the race. They
include Adios Guy. Check Up,
Gamin, Home Man, J. S, Adios
and Storm Moraka.
Dancer, star driver from New
Egypt. N. j., and second to
Haughton. in winnings last
year, has nominated five sopho-
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Tenacious Sets
TrackMark at
T..
Fair Grounds

NEW ORLEANS, Feb, IA
tAP).-Joe w. Browns favored
Tenacious cracked the Fair
Grounds record for a mile and
one-sixteenth today in a three
length victory in the $l2,275
Lecomte Handicap. ss.
The 5-year-old son of Chal-
ledon was timed In l:43, four
fifths of a second under the old
track standard set by Valdina
Orphan in 1943.
T. A. Grissom's Shoerullah
took runner-up honors, while
Reverie Knoll Farms Jet Colo
mel. second choice. of the 1888
fans, was third.
Jockey Ray Broussard again
rode Tenacious and the Brown
olor-bearer paid $5.29, $3.50
and $3.50. Shoerullah returned
$6.40 and $3.50, while Jet Col
onel was $3.50 to show.
Broussard held Tenacious
well back during the early run
ming, while Jet Colonel. Shoe
rullah and Hare Raising cut
out a torrid pace.
Tenacious began his move
around the final turn ano
caught the leaders in the
stretch to. pull away without
any urging from Broussard.
.Shoerullah held on and had
a two-length margin for second
place, while Jet Colonel edged
On The Job, a long shot, out
Of the show position.
The victory was almost
carbon copy of last weeks
J. ouisiana Handicap wher
Tenacious cut down the leaders
with a stretch charge for q
two-length triumph.
Today's victory was worth
$8,450 to Tenacious, now the
early favorite for the $50,000.
added New Orleans Handicap
on February 20.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Miller Pace at Rosecroft
Has Record so Nominees

mores-High Walter, Adios Lou,
Lucas Luck, Knight Rainbow
and The Scotchman. e.
Others named for the top
race of the Rosecroft meeting
are Del Miller's Bristol Han
over, Risen Kid, Julia Frost and
Rose Mary Frost; Johnny Simp-
sons Import Freight, Chancey
Farvel and Atlas Farvel and
Jimmy Jordan's Tar Able.
Senator Spangler won the
Miller last year in a photo over
O'Brien Hanover.
Laurel Raceway, which will
follow RoSecroft with a 24-inch
stand starting June /, is ex-
pected to. announce its sched-
ule soon.
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Continued From Page. C<1
two lengths with. Waterford II
and Petare next in that order.
Petare moved into second brief
ly at the half-mile pole, but
dropped back to third behind
Ekaba after the first mile.
Petare Gives Up Early
Petare quit there, while Ma
han, winner of the 1857 Laurel
International, moved into fifth
and was going after the leaders.
General Arthur, will Bill Har-
tack riding. got up to fifth
before they Strengthened for
home and was fourth when
they made the stretch run.
They entered the strech with
Tudor Era, Ekaba, Mahan and
General Arthur in that order
and the margin changed little
in the long run to the wire.
Pop Corn, who faded to
eighth, then got up to fourth
briefly, finished fifth, followed
in order by Grey Monarch,
Rafty, Victory Morn, Fouquier
Waterford II, King Grail,
Rumesnil and Petare.
Tudor Era earned $62,797.5O
for his owner, wife Of a Men,
phis automobile dealer. 1t was
his fourth start of the year and
second victory. He had finished
18th behind General Arthur,
Ekaba and Mahan in that Or
der in the Bougainvillea.
In that race, Tudor Era car
ried 122 pounds to 112 for Gen.
eral Arthur. The switch in
weights apparently told today''
story,
Jockey Praises Winner
Anderson said Tudor Era
"ran just like we said he
(, would" The jockey added thai
Everybody that saw it on tele-
vision knew what we were goinl
to do. Because we made it Sc
public, the others in the ract
weren't expecting US to do il
that way"
Anderson said he had a strong
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SANTA ANITA
Continued From Page C-1

mont. in 1897, went. on to win
the big classic.
Twelve horses answered the
bugle as Movie Director Raoul
Walsh's Bounty Bay was
scratched.
Round Table dropped out
earlier in. the week when his
owner, Travis M. Kerr, de-
clined to accept the almost un-
precedented 1876 pounds. Until
today Round Table had held
the Santa Anita track record
for this distance, 1:464s, sci
in last years San Antonio.
HillsdaIe in Front Early
Barrow broke Hillsdale on
top. Of the field of IL but fell
back momentarily as Fleet Mas
rullah went to the lead.
Heading into the backstretch,
Hillsdale was back in front
with Bug Brush a neck behind
and Jewels Reward less than a
length back.
Sweeping up the backstretch
it was virtually a three-way
front, but at the far turn II
was Hillsdale again in front
still a neck ahead Of the. filly
Bug Brush took the lead
again but Hillsdale took still
another run at her as they
headed down the home stretch
It was a brilliant contest bu
either from weight or too much
speed by the well-built. medi'
UNI sized Bug Brush. the fill!
got out in front and refused Il
surrender.
/ Bug Brush was not nominated
for the $145, ,000-guaranteec
Santa Anita Handicap two
weeks hence, but Hillsdale still
remains a contender-and
strong one against Round Table
Manuel Ycaza carried of rid
ing. 'honors for the day a
Santa Anita by scoring with
four winners. The Panamaniar
Jockey won the fourth will
Mobilize at $29.2O, the fifth will
Swirling Abbey at $3.50, tn,
sixth with High Performance a
5000 and the eighth witl
IPlayof at $22.80. -.
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1854 See
Nora Dures
Win at Bowie
Continued From Page C-l

SVhbiiucu TIOIH NaBc O-A
Native Dancer, dropped back
to. second, while Vir-Marie
churned along In third place
just ahead Of Nora Dares.
Chambers said Nora Dares
was shuffied back at the start,
but'ran all right when she got
racing room. But in the stretch
when Chambers called on her
for her best as she went after
Time, to Sell; Sit This Out, and
Vir-Marie, the winner tried tc
lug in. Chambers said.
Unaware Of Victory
II couldn't see from the
three-eighths pole to the wire
and didn't know we'd won" he
said.
Chambers wore two pairs >oi
goggles, but even. the reserve
pair was blacked out before he
crossed the finish line.
Mrs. Edgar accepted the
trophy that accompanied the
net prize of $10,347.50 from
Guy Hotel, secretary-treasurel
of the Washington Office Of the
Horsemen's Benevolent Pro.
tective Association.
Second Stakes Score
1t was the second stakes vic.
tory for Nora Dares, who wor
the 5l2 -furlong Blue Hen al
Delaware Park last July. Yes
terday's race was her first o.
the season and her fourth score
in IL attempts. =,
Rain fell throughout the DAY
and a fog threatened to oblite'
rate visibility early in the day
But as. the rain increased from
a drizzle to a downpour, visi'
bility improved, but not th'
!. track. 1t remained sloppy.
Everett F, Schoenborn's Arc
tic Breeze broke through th'
gate and ran an eighth Of
mile before the start of the fea
! ture, while Jockey Bill Peak
waited patiently at the gate
! Although never in contention
in the sprint. the filly ran al
even race-finishing fifth.
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Shurpsbure Hurt.
Out of Widener

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. IA (AP).-
Fairlawn Farms Sharpsburg
today was declared out of next
Saturdays 500, ,000-added Wi
dener Handicap because of a
bruise suffered in training.
Sharpsburg, winner of the
McLennan Handicap last week
and considered a Widener IA
vorite, along with Calumet
Farms Bardstown, injured his
left hind foot yesterday during
a 5.-furlong workout.
Sharpsburg is owned by Roy
E. Faircloth of johnson City,
Tenn, and had won four stakes
since Faircloth bought him
from Calumet late in 1857.
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Harness Racer Dies

MARION; Ohio, Feb. "A
(AP) DIR. j. G.. Mcnamara,
70, a practicing physician here
for nearly so. years, died yes
'terday. DR.. Mcnamara. was
widely known In harness rae
ing circles, ard had .maintainad
a, stable of horses as. a hobby
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Suntu Anitu Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-PuEse. $4,000; claim
Eternal Pere tHsrn'IC 1850 so.i0 i. g
6;. 1sssr. stg Sunset IIrs,OO 2s'7o s,SS SS
Dafins sickle. Dallasorno, Reward.
ing. Clock Watcher. Questful Abbey,
Up N Doom. Toteco. Boston Sand. The
Orator. Time. l:45.
SECOND RACE = Purse. $4,000;
Initiate (Arear0l $50 $50 800
vihunis (ShirotaI 1i.iO sac
Gala4ull. tMorenoD 5.6o
Second Flash, Fast Down, Anchor
Heel Plane. Lishtning Don, Mr. Rodger
Valley. Time. f:099s.
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; al
lowarfce: 3-yeaL.olds: 9l2 furlonss,
PE; Pi:y.d = HG~s,s SUnrs.Ps P,''' 5000 S bS s sS
Dr. john Peters ts'm'n GOV i.3S
Lucky Nisht, Leaasure. Prince Nahar
| Pamet, Naeasaki, Mr.. Deep Well, Sar
DIEGO, AIMS knight, Premio. Time
1888.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. $4,000;
claiming: 4-year-olds up; 8 furlongs
Mobilize (YcAEa) 20.SO 1850 $50
i TAbm0e (MOreno) $50 sac
Flaws Boy (Shoemakerl 800
/
II. Noor's Lullaby, Valiant Ship. BriEa,
der. Tonco, Haydn, Princess Street
Time. l:091s.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500: tn,
Salmagundi: 4-year-olds up: CLASSIFIED
sll1Tances .i aeoy; y e tuTlons; ~ oo 'tgril
Battle Dance (TaniEuchi) $40 3.3t
Georgian PrinT (ArcAro) 3.5t
Playtown, Mobobo, Bold Nero. King
canasta. Time, 1898.
SIXTH RAcE-The Rancho Fellcil
purse; $4,000; classified allowances
III aiyfPsIaSlds Psrfofm.nes aee W. aosO mIes sso GA
Barely Nothing (Sh'maker) $40 3.6l
Spinney (HaTmatEl 6.OI
Night Hour, PredestniGdo. Porter
Chino Klng, occuarity. Jsff's Oh Oh
scTat;hedTres Monte
SEVENTH RACE - Purse: $50. 100
the San Antonio Handicap: 3-year- -old
and up: Ia miles.
B1s Brush !vaien'IO 1910 $50 $50 q, I Z.
TeEranEe tBolGndG 6.O'
a Royal Living Nashville. Eddi'
i Schmidt, Fleet Nasrullah Jewels Re
ward The searcher, Seaneen. VIII
dun-it, Solid, Fleet. Time. l;462s. tNeV
world record
Llangollen Farm entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. S5.5OO op
tional' claiming; 4-year-olds and UP
flsyoG' jYe.,., as.sO 100 e.s,
Tippeeanoe (VaIenEuela) 40
Our Pally, KhlieSas. Naboo. Trans
lation. Lock Out H. Biplane, Scots
mans Bond. Time. l:49aS.
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GuIento to Work Mat Show Here

Two-ton Tony Galento will referee two
matches on a special wrestling show February
% at Uline Arena. y
Galento will handle the pair of Gene STAN
lee and Johnny Valentine against the Graham
brothers, Jerry and Eddie in one of the con-
tests. In the other bout he will referee as 75o-
pound Happy Humphrey is pitted against SOL
pound Haystacks Calhoun.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Dream Track
Almost Ready
In New York

NEW YORK, Feb. IA (AP).-
Baghdad on the Subway is
coming along on schedule.
Aqueduct Race Course. in
Queens. Long Island, IL miles
from Times Square, will be un-
yelled. in all its Utopian splendor
this year..
New York's patient horse
players had. put up with the
overcrowded, rundown Jamaica
and Aqueduct tracks for more
than half a century. Only
swanky Belmont Park. one OF
the worlds great racetracks
was capable Of handling huge
Saturday and holiday racing
crowds in the Metropolitan
Area. At Belmont, which was
built in 1905, a multi-million
dollar improvement program
has been under way there foy
three years.
/ Most Modern and COstliest
The new Aqueduct. a $50
million supertarck, will be the
most costly and modern in the
world. When completed. it will
provide more floor space than
any track. ever built. 1t has
more than a million square feet
the equivalent of 40 football
fields. 1t has more floor space
than the Empire State Building
With all the heavy steel and
concrete work completed. the
size of Aqueduct staggers the
imagination. Without a guide
a visitor can get lost in its
myriad Of tunnels, passageways
Offices, lounges, dining rooms
elevators and escalators.
The four-deck grandstand
runs for a fifth of a mile along
the homestretch. The clubhouse
is $50 feet in depth, the grand
stand 200. There will be more
than 10000 seats, plus many
Others in clubhouse and grand
stand lounges. and in outside
garden areas. Crowds of $4,000
could be handled.
Bigger Than Raceway
To get an idea Of what the
new Aqueduct will look like,
anyone who has been to Roose-
welt Raceway. also on Long
Island, can picture that $40
million trotting track and then
imagine something even big
ger The two tracks will have
some similarities since both
were designed by Arthur Froeh-
Itch, who also worked on Holly
wood Park, Del Mar. Laurel
Toronto's New Woodbfne. Pan
ama's Hipodromo and the
Hipodromo National in Vene-
zuela.
The original Aqueduct opened
September 27, 1894. Dubbed
inadequate Aqueduct" fol
many years, racing stopped
there after the 1855 season
Then the New York Racing
Association. a non-prof1t group
Evening star., 1959-02-15

pro. tennis tournament; Both
are. Australians. In, q one-set
playoff for the $l.120 third
place money, Frank .Sedgeman
of Australia defeated Tpny
Trabert Of Cincinnati s-4
Evening star., 1959-02-15
HiuIeuh Results
. BY the Associated Press


FIRST RAcE-Purse. s3,50o! g.
skate ssstsOIs tsesr Eaiden' !sGs,onss ssS $50 e7o
JasOn's Star CHartAck 4.1O 40
Lee Deacon Blum 90
Cheiron. Missileman. Nance's Rebel.
6sf Che. hubs GoqH RsS on HSaR.y Hit HS5 spH
SECOND RACE = Purse. s4,5OO;
allowances; 3-year-olds; Z .furlongs
EuIa:ii ,t sRu1Psl I@,7O' 6,16 90 ! i.sS 80
Count Nero. Jubilist. Greek Discov.
cry, Dandy Ron. First National. Ours,
Best Brother. Lake Erie, The Irish
man. Time. 1;22tS.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID Sie
THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
Ionsbo m Teonardj 1880 $50 $50
Battle Camp tStev'nl $50 4.3n
Albany Square (COOk) 100
Midontral, EdmoT, Net Ball. lie
Tocsin', KlinsSor Abba Royal Briar'
'i'e; PouRPH II RACE - Purse, $4,000:
claiming 4-year-oldS up; y miles;
Arrant Bully (Ussery). 800 go. 80
Smoke Now tBroOks) $50 300
Foxing ORuane) aOO
Iked. Trianon, Golden Wegddins'
FIFTH RACE-Purse. S4,500 all
llowances! 3-year -olds. furlongs
LocOweed (Ruane) 1880 800 310
Austin tUsseryl 200 100
RevOlutiOniSt tBOufm's) 3.10
HarlefEh. White Label. Dobbie, Great
Mahmoud, Disposition, Endearment,
Con-Vic, ,Trancelike, Prince Proud
s SIXTH RsAcE-Purse, $500; al
lowances; 4~year-olds up; iurlongs
Fabulous Fox (Gibbl i.2O 3. ~
-Four Fathoms, Pintor Lea fuSui
SEVENTH RACE 49, Purse, $4,000
added: Hialeah Turf Cup Stakes; 3
year-olds and up; "a miles lturio
IqSSTs Tssss Ere 'csHpss iAnss5''"' go % S 9sS isS
Rnmesnii' Pop Corn. Rafty, Grey
Monarch. b Waterford II. King Grail
b Fouauier, Petare, Victory Morn
dfneraI Hssty Honse ATsnur Farm nlmei entry, '''
RIdHfH : EhPf enisAi RACE - Purse, $4,000
claiming. f-year-oldS up: furlongs
AIaruIlah (Churchl go 80 3.SG
Chit Chat (Hartack 800 80
Red Cadet. Mr.. j. T, Olympia Blend
Mi NINTH ! RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim.
ing; 4-yeaf-olds and up: lie miles
TrOubadour II Cuih) @1.lO 1920 d'iS
Inswept CCulmOneI go 6.It
Olympia's Ace tGranD wit 3,3C
a Dark Armor, Tara Tella; Amanul,
lah. vblcanite, Jenorse, The Great
Man. Highland BRIGADE, Rickover
Quotation. Time, :i5tS.
+ Luro-HanRer entry.
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Houd Wins Tourney

ADELAIDE, Australia, Feb.
IA (AP).-Lew Hoad defeated
Ken Rosewall ST, Us, Ga
today and won the first urize Of
$2,24O in the South Au ralian
Evening star., 1959-02-15

ueFiimeht aho wise wan lLate SeIAtCh'
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds: 10 miles.
DaDper Dandy tMe'Hl 1900 $50 a.eo
Mi:: Ms: S,1Ss, SEissi% ,nISSss CnSSs 4eo s;eS 90
Real sherry, Feather Edge, Triple
Note, Red Ribbons Nutty Dream
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 5000; al
Profit Man .faOtIl 1000 1910 $50
Visions Son. (WinahO 2.4O
Hutton Boy, Love To AL Skv On.
q Better Depth, LIQUID Fire. Randy
aGsines and Lane entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. 81 100; claim
ing. 3-year-olds: q furlones,
Try sid lBroussarG I3.iO 100 i.4O
Honor Man tHInojosa) $40 $40
zs zsru. 9asii f Ess, SKY Step. RicoraSms' SinS
outfoxed. Time, l:l3h.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. s1.IOo; claim
ing: 4;.yeaI;olds and up; 8 tuElonEs,
6".SIns 6,CSE Marble ssSsv HrS 1csSs S SGS Ss
DaddyS Dasher Heek'nl $50
Mambo Man, My Seymo. Yield. Tip
Sheet Iranian. Time l;l2.
=
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, So 500: al
lowances; 3-year- -olds; lis miles.
Sputnik (Heekmannl :. $40 500 ESQ
Jerry EYarts (Brous'd) $50 2.S0
DhaulAGiri tBrumfeIdl '4:6o
Briarwood,' Fair Admiral. Restfui
Eternal BIN. Time. l:45.
4 EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000 add
ed; the lie Comte Handicap: 3-year-
olds and up: Il. miles.
Tenacious tBIOusSard) $50 3.60 2.90
ShOerullah (MeAuXD $40. 3.6O
let Colonel tHeckm'n) $50
On The. Job, Hare Raising. b Pete {
Folly. Time. ! :43 new track record
W: H. Bishop Stable entry.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim.
ling: 4-year-olds and up; u miles
Harus (Meaux) $40 AGO 100
R0ysie r, tChsmbersD 4.4O 4.O0
i Squire Wilson tBorE'kel s.2O
Bookworm, Dark Theater, Varwin
Appease Not Columbia Gem. Time
2:06b.
TENTH RAcE-Purse, 50 900: claim.
ling; 4-year-olds and UP; Ia miles
Post Morton (Br0us'dD. 100 100 $50
Air Battle (MeaUX) 9.6O 1.W
Lake Drive tPhelpsl 010
Rebel Prince Captain Bud, River
OF Gold. Up A Tree, Edward W, Amber
Sands. Time. 2:062s.
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Fair Grounds Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and UP: / II miles. :.
Devilment (CarstensD 11.SO 04O $40
Bobbie tBOrgemenkeD 2O.20 1880
Freedom Shot (Chambers) 7.8O
Atlantic Wave. Nj. Eden. Next
Please, Concentrated Saracen Devil.
Dagazha, Sherbet, Look Alive. Time,
l:46. Field.
claiminS: 4-year-oids upi 3 furiongs.
Little Cyclone (BariD $40. $50 $50
{ Kitchen Talk tBairD $50 4.20
MabIear (MeAux) $40
Viney. Newsman. Miss jr.-Hi, BlNe
Tune. Sir Hitter I Helen Clip, I Yam
Queen. Mandan II. Time, l:13b.
Field.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
! CHARTS OF RACES AT BOWIE

.SogyLishtsS, 1858, BY TyanS,e Publications. Iie1 -,
FIRST RACE--PurSe So 500; claiming 3-year-olds 81
Winner G Z HAWKINS. 8 BY Nirealm5Da56y pinSo
Time 1OS9; DNzzing and sloppy
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FIFTH RAcE-Purse. 50 5OO claiming: 4-year-olds and
up fgrlOnss Post ans off 3lela start good; won
Ellen Trainer G p. Coco Values-sl625 $500, $3.50,
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $1,000
COns0lA ti0n Double u and o. Paid Sl3
Devilment and Wise Man Late Scrztch)
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Tgsa9rT T9tpss gsidssP9SSRFyEMx Is "a ExS ss $40 ssAO
HAndle-SS3,941.
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Two-dollar mutuel paid-MIssY sNIPPy g go s99 s99
50 so MISS TRUMPS, So so S4 40. ROYAL VENUE 9ooo
Hande-Sl44, SSl.
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and up; tuTlongs Post l5s of 15sA start good won
Trainer B. Dodson. values-sl.e26 $500 $3.50 Si2S'
Time. l:2s9s.,
B;$i: E;3;;,' II Il T. "a
Wo,,ntain uoiiy IA rdlev1 1o6 4 q "a 6ns 3040
Wishf,i TtinHino IJieer, iI5 & 5h y 1890
tIaS Snid's peWaTd 1CTmmI TX 10 10 o o s. 1890
rbbucT Su'shh n ii6 a q & 81 40
NauShty Ia dsoriel iii 10 2l.60
4 Broke down
Txo-dollsr mutgss paid ROMAN REQgEsTn nESig ~ ~
NJ 'Handle%sila74a Daily double handls--sl3e sos.
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, SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiminS 4-year-oas and
up; fSTIonss Post 3AS Of at oncs start Sood won
HesIolsr Trainet g, Masters Vaiues--sle2b, $780,
Evening star., 1959-02-15

NINTH RACE--Purse $500; claiming: 4-yesr-ods and
up II. miles Post 6O5: off 5o5a start good won -6n rio,
out Winner. Loufran Stables DIX, b. g. o. oy 5rown
Kng-Augey Girl Trainer A. Taylor Vaues-slozo'
$500 $3.50. S125 Time. ISL.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
SIXTH RAcE-Purse 50 900; eIoimns $4,000 s5ooo 4yeo
oIds and up; s furIonss.
SEVENTH RAcE-Rue ssooo eIoimins $4,000 s4.soo; 4
lds md miIeG
o EIGHTH RAcE-Pure $1,000; claiming $4,000 S4soo) 4
ISL and up; |

l3 Stretch runner; might upset kohe -------- 81
" Needed lost; top due Cushow ----- IL
10 Much improved; focior Reynolds ----- 4
" Speed in seasonal bow -- No boy ------ 81
0o Chance on late rally --.- ReyaoIdS $780, lo-l
"a Fosi from gate; chance Adams ------10-l
10 Won o. towsl for So, 500 Hsttinser ---- lo-l
08 Ovirun in lost for $4,000 Cole --------l l5-i
Evening star., 1959-02-15
DAILY DOUBLE I'd AND d PAID sl14o

Two-dollar mutuels paid-cHozN COIL $50 90 Sll 40
SO 40 RIGHT BIT S4 so S3.4O RUFUS THE RED $3.50
4 Hande-Sl26,G01
Evening star., 1959-02-15

FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81 100: claim
ing: 3-year- -olds: q furlones. :.
Try Sid (Broussard) l3.f0 100 4.4O
Honor Man tHInojOsa) $40 $40
Miss Temper lZehr) $40
zaru. Quail Ees, SKY Step, RieorAma,
Outfoxed. Time, l:l3h.
Evening star., 1959-02-15

Tvo-dollar mutuels paid - REVELATIONIST. 1900.
SIS so s420. ONE THROW $40 $3.50 AT SUNRISE,
So ..s... T..
Attendance-lS644.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
}, $500; eioimins $500; s-yeor-olds;
NINTH RAcE-Purse,
| I/I6 miles.

sApprsn,its oIIowones 'eIoinsd.
The Arizona post., 1959-01-23
The Primary Obiectives For 1859

iectives which should be given priority
attention.
Also the furtherance of e fife tive
counter-action to antiJeWish discrimina
ton. Priority attention is recommended
for activities aimed at seeking Federal
legislation to authorize the F'BI to join
in action against the bombing of synago-
CUES and Jewish centers. The Jewish
communities are also told to place among
their priority objectives" in 1859 the
countering of the Arab boycott against
American firms and to seek effective op-
position by the us. Government to Arab
states discrimination against American
citizens who are Jews
Finally, the Jewish communities are
urged to make the fostering public under
standing of the Middle East one of their
1859 major objectiveS, with a view to Sc
curing us. Government action for the
preservation of the independence of Israel
and other countries in the Middle East
against external or indirect aggression.
IMMIGRATION OUTLOOK: About
$500 Jewish immigrants are expected to
be admitted into the United States during
1859 This is somewhat less than the
number of Jewish immigrants who en-
tered the country during 1858, Many more
Jewish immigrants could have entered the
United States were it not for restrictions.