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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-05
WATERFRONT PR0P. SALE
by Far the Finest
General Parker Shores"

General Parker Shores"
Protected waterfront lots overlook
ing. Potomac River and Chesa-
peake Bay. Paved roads, utilities
including water. boat harbor
Semon,tr st bis Hme aus IN ptSpe y.
yelopment. Come see. you'll agree
At Sandy Point. Westmoreland
County. We. HIsToRYLAND. INC
DRUM POINT BEACH : i40x72
lot in section 8. 3.minute walk
from clubhouse and swimming
sTsa :i Lots nov Ss.t selling Ing, for w :eSo
5.ss17.' seas O'1' On''' "u'
EXCELLENT WATERFRONT HOME,
Westmoreland Shores: six rooms;
72.ft, front on Potomac River
Sl6,S00. Yeaf-round home. JOHN
SON A. .0LAZEBROOK, Realtors.
402 William street, fredericksburg,
We re Q-000n
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$1,000 DOWN

To responsible buyer. Ideal loea.
in North sprinsfieid. Edward K
Carr-built rambler with walk out
basement. 3 bedrmS., III baths
2 fireplaces, basement tiled anc
finished for recreation area. Large
corner lot, fenced.
BY OWNER-CL. 6-099l
u ACRE-Charming 3-bedrm. ram.
bier; trees; garden space; S12.-
500, $500 down. BROWN a
BROWN, il. 4-0041.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
CHURCHES WANTED

ROOM ron RELIGIOUS SERVICES,
NV. section. AID. 2-6046. betW, "a
on sun. ask for DR.. PHILLIPS.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

BEAUTIFUL, MODERN, 1-year-old
home in North St.. Petersburg. 10
min. from Gulf beaches and 4
shopping centers. For appt. to see
colored PICTURES, WA. 7-2050.
FOR RENT OR FOR sALE-Loyely
3-bedroom air-cond. home. Mod.
kit, Florida room. Centrally To-
Gated between Fort Lauderdale and
Pompano Beach. Fla. May consider
swap. sP 3-35l5, sP. $3.50.
W. PALM BEACH-3-bedrm con-
crete block structure; fireplace in
liv. rm., cleo. kit. CHI. S-S532.
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1OI1nOIIN COUNTY

JUST ACROSS the Loudoun County
line Oh Leesburg pike, we have q
three-bedroom brick rambler with
full basement. on l17-acre
wooded and fenced lot. FLA loan
OF Sl7,s00: cash required, S2,7OO,
plus settlement charges and
monthly payments OF Sl24 81. Call
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SWEET

contentment is yours in this close.
in brick Colonial, loaded with
charm from roof top to base
ment. Three bedrooms. Ia baths
with large lovely living room with
fireplace, and big separate dinin1
room. A kitchen that will be the
little voman'S" pride and JOY
Walking from the dining room
to the lovely screened porch, q
sigh will escape you as YOU gaze
with delight on q well-kept lawr
and beautiful flowers. Flower,
also rim the tree-shaded Sidewalk
leading up to your home. Down.
stairs you will light Up with
pleasant expectations for you viii
behold the beautiful pine-panelec
rec. room and scalloped bar
NORTH ARLINGTON, only min
utes from bus and shops. The
fabulous topping to this cultured
gem is the S17.950 sales price
VIII sell FLA or GI. Call now TO bt
impressed with real INABILITY.
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FARMS
icoNIlNuEpl

FOR RENT--stone residence or
laree farm, near Upperville, Va
Commuting distance. 500 pei
month. IA. T-7D02.
FOR LARGE FAMILY; 8 rms. Z
house double iSj ssiass. Ssrn.' I ma.
stream; $4,000, terms.
~ g.. some good timber: stream;
facing paved road. mr. village:
rms" siec; we'll 50 800, terms.
P5Re sMIvg,d REAL nsTATE AGENCY sIgSc
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MCLEAN

4 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS
AIR-CONDITIONED brick rambler
close to st. Johns parochial
school. LARGE kitchen, separate
dining room. family room of liv-
ing room. 32-ft. recreation room.
built-in garage, wall-to-wan car
peting in living and dining room
automatic washer and drier: large
n 1Ts: Gitg Ms'I Il. s14leI. ~ "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-05

ChSn raid, lor clean used TRAIL
ers under $1,000. He. 1881.
Coles Mobile Homes
Now is the time to buy, while the
price is right. Come in and see
Used SSs I see sssc ns% s e new nS
Eldorado. 1t is q complete home
on wheels. This weekend special,
used '55 Sportsman, S2,095. "a
Kozy 2-bedrm.. S2,395, and 9TH
ers. 8 big locations. 1908 Rich
mond hwy. Alex. Va; Rt. /. 4
mi. north of Laurel, Nd: $500
blk. Pulaski hwy. Baltimore. Nd !.
Courteous representative to serve
you. SAM Z. COLE, owner.
CONTINENTAL $50 Asst. house
trailer; 2 bedrms.. avn. and fence
incl: $500 equity: take up pay
ments, $3.50 for 81 mo. Call
CIR. 3-9S1S between / and pm.
Gan be seen at Pine Lawn Trailer
Court. Fairfax, Va.
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BUSINEss PROP. ron SALE
MT. RAINIER

ANNAPOLIS
3-story building, 76x12O. on water.
front fro. IT,, excellent for sea food
MT. RAINIER
r-conditioned, 36xl20, S-story
store and once building. Just
over d. c., line.
LAUREL
bidss. Approved for SoxIinl alley,
WAREHOUSE
&C. 9; oC S;tSSss .d siRsss Sl.eS VII.
II. around; bear aiding; Just
over d. c. line, in Mt, Rainier.
For appointment 70 inspect the
above properly call Mrs. Hol-
EXCLUSIVE
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th Ct. NV. CO. 5-0222
BRICK STORE In excellent location
in Alexandria. Full basement,
loading platform; End floor has
private entrance 10 3 rms. and
bath; $50. 900. Terms, dORDIN-
MENeH REALTY CORP. so. g.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
lcoNriNUep)
Bull Run Mountain

Bull Run Mountain
YEAR ROUND HOUSES
WEEK END LODGES
SUMMERTIME CABINS
FIRST TIME OFFERED
Vosel Construction Co. has : houses
Arthur Lanham has 2 houses ready.
Malcclmn 9. Mcoshss has i house
Prices range from $4,000 TO siS.-
900 or We will build on your plans
EACH HOUSE DIFFERENT
Choice Building Sites
CENTRAL WATER sYsTEM
Prince William County now con-
strueting hard: surfaced road from
Recr.s,,oS 70 Sr,S Si1IyslSp% sSS ovn,,
ship IN swimming pool. Kidd.
pool. tennis, badminton and shut.
neboard courts. club house. LAX,
other features. Most recreation IA,
eilities now ready. Ample financ.
Ing 10 meet most any meritous de-
sire for ownership. Open now
Saturday. Sunday and every day
Just 40 min. from Lincoln Me.
mortal Bride. 10 minutes from
Dulles International Airport a
ToS'p RnHcH: Prom washington
come out y. {: so TO U. 8. is and
or come out q. g. ss.aii To- 70 SAT-
Hwy. 234 ct Stone House and
turn right. come 10 o. 8. is and
turn right, come 2 miles 10 our
sign.
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BARR

Metropolitan Realty Exchange
2ll6 Wifspn Blvd, IA. 4-3350
NO LIGHTS TO ID. C.-Brand-new,
Lorcom lane bi-level with 3 bed
rooms, 3 full baths, finished rec
reation room, built-in garage. All
this, and priced In the low 30s.
Call us to see this now, IA. b-1bbO.
ATLAS REALTY Co, 47b1 Lee
highway corner Glebe rdl.
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

ALEXANDRIA, downtown location
Brick building with 3 business
incomes and 2 apartment incomes
An outstanding value at this To-
cation for $4,000. For full de-
tails, call YEoNAs REALTY, IA
$1,000.
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Langley-McL

BALLANTRAE - Close-in estates,
three 3:acre parcels. Just az miles
hom Chain Bridge, / mile from
CHA: wooded sites, from $4,000
up. Several acres wooded sites
tor eustom-built homes: from
Lots. $3.50, with city water. gas,
paved streets; near new elemen-
tary school; viii subordinate to
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AUT0M0TIVE MISC,

ENGINES PACKARD VS.: brand
siss. B H5siscS srA, Moro e1ssre CO.
INC. 300 NJ ST. Sc. Open 7:30
I'll Q. Ii. 4-s3O0.
MANLEY 3-TON ELECTRIC CRANE
for sale, for gas station towing
equipment: $3.50. May be seen
242 Aontgomery st., Annandale,
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"NOR HILL"

MOB HILL"
For the professional man or
high ranking ofiicer, we Of
fer this beautiful brick RAM
bier In q choice N. Arlington
location: 3 bedrooms, 2h
baths, wide earpeted center
hall, 3e-ft. living room fully
carpeted; basement with fire-
place and garage. $3b,9bO.
HOLLEY REALTY
'ls3 Lee Highway KE. $685.
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VACATION PLACES
REAL ESTATE LOANS

ST. CLEMENT SHORES, Md.
bedrm. cottage; ami. row-boat
avail, $40 wk. IA. S-5663.
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TRAiLERS
Blair Corporation

Dali NUI pUIdCIUII
Mobile Homes Of Distinction
Authorized Spartan Repair Depot
1 Nj South Of Waldorf on Rte 3oi
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LIBERTY-GREAT LAKES
. 45xl0-FT. MAGNOLIA, $685.
= TO 6-Ciosed Sun.-9 PM. Wed
Cash PAID for clean used trailers.
DEALER. 10. a-l40n.
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MCLEAN

Pour bedroom, two-story, asbestos
Shingle home on "a acre level lot
In addition, there is q den or 9TH
bedroom on FIRST floor. / baths,
plumbing in for second full bath
Call FL, 6.4l6l,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-02
FBI Nine Seeks
First-HaIf Tie

Billy Carroll, FBIs pitcher
manager. is expected to face
fast-improving Federal Storage
at $50 today on the West
Ellipse as the G-Men seek to
clinch a tie for the first half
championship Of the Industrial
League.
FBI has a So record. Silver
Hill 6-3 and the Volkswagens
5-4 at the top of the standings.
Silver Hill missed a chance to
eliminate the Volkswagens yes
terday when it was tied by the
Union Printers, %, as darkness
fell after 10 innings.
Silver Hill took a 20 lead in
its last f1rst-half game when
Harry Beach doubled home
Frank Copper and Dave Keys
scored on a wild pitch by Re-
lever Greg Morris in the eighth
inning.
In the bottom of the ninth
Morris led off with a single
and with two out Sam Webb
tripled him across and scored
on Al Buschling's single to tie
the count.
Providing FBI loses either or
both of its two remaining
games-today or next Wednes-
day with Union Printers-Sil-
yer Hill and the Printers prob
ably will replay their tie next
Thursday. No game is sched-
uled tomorrow.
Silver Hill --. 600 900 02O o. g
Union Printers Gao 900 0O2 % 5 Q
Hill, McManamay (sl and Dobson;
Giddens. Morris 81 and Russell,
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Girls Final Today
In Congressional
Net Tournament

Betty Anne Murphy of Falls
Church and Patti Neubert Of
Baltimore meet today in the
15-and-under finals of the
Congressional Club.
! Later today the two finalists
team up in a semifinal doubles
match.
Miss Murphy gained the
finals of both the 18-and-under
and the 15-and-under divisions
yesterday.
The older competition, in
which she is unseeded, Miss
Murphy upset third-ranked
Betsy Parker of Franklin, Va,
6-3, 81. Top-seeded Carol
Southmayd of Bethesda won
her seminal from Baltimore's
Audrey Maier, 6-3, 60. Their
final is set for 10 am. tomor-
row.
Betty Anne defeated Jane
Yeager of Baltimore. 81. 81,
in the younger seminal while
Miss Neubert ousted Daphne
Gemmill of Charlottesville,
i6-3, Go.
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FrunkWooIey
Is MeduIist in
State Seniors

HOT SPRINGS, Va, July 2
(AP).-Frank Woolley of Belle
Haven Country Club, Alex
andria. shot a par II over the
Homestead Course yesterday
for medalist honors in the
eighth annual Virginia Seniors
Amateur golf tournament.
D. Sam Perry Of Richmond
was runnerup in the qualifying
with a 70,
Elliott Clarke of Richmond
posted a 70 and Israel Novem-
Der, also of Richmond, fired a
"a to push Woolley and Perry
for low-scoring honors in the
field of II. Wolley plays DR..
Horace Hicks of Richmond
today.
In the Virginia Amateur
championship qualifying at
Cascades, Sam Wallace of VIII
liamsburg shot a 70 despite a
double DOGGY seven on the 18th
to take the lead over the first
day field Of Ill. Most of the
favored players are in today's
qualifying field Of 1l2.
Other low scores over the
difficult Cascades course were
rs by 283-pound Bob Davis OF
Virginia Beach and IT'S by DR.
w. H. Alexander of Hopewell
and Jimmy Flippen of Danville.
Buddy Loving of Charlottes-
vile, one Of the States out
standing amateurs, probably
missed the title flight with
an 80.
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Parker Defeats
English Champ in
ScuIIinq PreIim

HENLEY ON-THAMES, Eng
land, July 2 CAP).-Harry l.
Parker, wearing a shirt en-
blazoned Kelly For Bricks
defeated the English amateur
sculling champion, j. M. Rus
sell, today in a heat of the
Diamond Challenge Souls at
the Royal Henley Regatta.
Parker, who represents the
Vesper Boat Club of Phila-
delphia, won by 2l12 lengths.
His time was 8:54.0-not i'm
pressive at Henley. The record
of 8 minutes fat was set by R.
George of Belgium in 1858.
To old Henley hands, Parker's
shirt recalled the case Of Jack
Kelly of Philadelphia, father OF
Princess Grace of Monaco, who
was refused entry at the Royal
Regatta in 1921 because he had
once worked as a manual
laborer.
Parker smiled slyly, explain
ing he had forgotten" his
other shirt.
II did turn this one wrong
side out so it would not be toe
easy to read" he added.
Parker was a member of the
1855 Pennsylvania crew which
won the Grand Challenge Cup
at Henley.
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D. {. Net Stars
InAction Today

CINCINNATI, July 2 (Spe-
ciaD Two tennis standoutS
from the Washington, D. c.,
area, Donald Dell and Donna
Floyd, each of whom is seeded
No. /, see action in the 60th
Tri-State tournament today.
Dell takes on Mack White
and Miss Floyd faces Judy
Alvarez on a schedule crowded
with postponements from thun-
derstorms yesterday.
Fifth-seeded Crawford Hentry
of Atlanta reached the quarter
finals yesterday by beating
Dave Snyder, University of
6-3. Bill Lenoir, 17-year-o old
Arizona tennis coach, 8-6,
from Tucson, Ariz., beat Gun
der Polite of Springfield, Ohio,
6-l, 81, while Rudy Her.
nando of Detroit defeated John
Newman of San Antonio, 6-1,
60.
In the women's division, sec
ond-seeded Carol Hanks of St.
Louis beat Carole Loop of Los
Angeles, IS; JuStina Bricka
OF st, Louis defeated Lesley
Ann Sparkling of Toronto, 60.
IS, and Carolyn Wikoff of
Middletown, Ohio, eliminated
Susan Butt of Victoria, British
Clumbia, 8-6, 60.
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Jenifer Named
To Rucing Group

ANNAPOLIS. July 2 (AP),-
Gov. Tawes today appointed H,
Courtenay Jenifer OF Baltimore
County, former chairman Of
the Maryland Racing Commits
sion, to a three-year term on
the newly reorganized racing
group.
Jenifer received the appoint
ment which Tawes originally
had announced for Frank Cue
cha OF Baltimore on the Ave
man commission reorganized by
the 1859 Legislature.
Cuccia recently declined the
appointment to serve in the
administration Of the new
Baltimore Mayor J. Harold
Grady.
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Milo VuIenzueIu
Arrested Again
As Drunk Driver

INGLEWOOD, Calf, July 2
(AP) .-Jockey Ismael (Milo)
Valenzuela has been sidelined
at Hollywood Park because po-
lice booked him on a charge
of drunk driving.
He'll be off the track until
we hear what the courts de-
cision is" Wendell B. Cassidy,
chairman of the tracks board
of stewards, said yesterday.
The 24-year-old Valenzuela,
who won the Kentucky Derby
on Tim Tam in 1858, is to ap-
pear in court today to plead
on the charge.
The stewards are to meet To
discuss a second possible charge
against the fiery rider-"con-
duct detrimental TO racing"
Sheriff's deputies said Val
enzuela's car rammed into the
rear of one parked at a red
light early yesterday. They
said the jockey failed to pass
a sobriety test and told them
That guy stopped in front OF
me-"
Friends bailed him out Of jail,
but he wasn't allowed on the
eight mounts he was scheduled
to ride at the track yesterday,
The day before he had ridden
five horses in the money.
Valenzuela was set down in
January. 1858, after a drunk
driving arrest here. was set
down for 20 days in June, 1857,
after a barroom brawl and was
suspended at Del Mar for 80
days in 1855 after being in
volved in a nocturnal brawl.
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BY the Associated Press

Rich Round Table, who never
has lost a race on the grass in
Chicago, will try TO maintain
that record in Saturdays
SIS, 000-added Stars and Stripes
handicap at Washington Park.
But at least eight other
horses are expected to attempt
to break that spell. And the
owner OF one Of them predicts
the all-time leading money
winner will have tough COM
petition.
John zitnik seemed confident
today that his Manassas will
give Round Table a run for the
money.
Manassas is real sharp, and
we are satisfied with the
weight" he said, Il hope he
runs his race, so the fans can
see one heck Of a battle"
Shoemaker to Ride
Round Table, out TO add 10
his earnings Of 1897, $3.50, will
bear the top weight of 1872
pounds in the mile-and-an-
eighth race on the turf. Ma
nassas will carry the second
high weight-l23, or 9 pounds
less than Round Table.
The 1872 pounds is the heavi-
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Silver Spring ~
Wins First Meet

The Silver Spring YMCA
swim team, opening its season
program last night at the old
Silver Spring Golf Club, de-
feated the Hagerstown YMCA
by a score of 2O7 to 1856. The
Silver Spring team took Is first
places to IA for Hagerstowr
and won 7 of the 8 relay events
Sue Grossman of the Silver
Spring Y was a triple winner
and Sandy Miller, Burt Bondy
Bill spann and Dale Ward were
double winners.
The next meet will be July
against the Rosemary Poo
Club.
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WOMEN'S GOLF

BELLE HAVEN CLUB cham
pionship qualifying Mrs. Roy
Smalley low at the halfway
mark with an 81. Mrs. Leon
Wiles, SO; Mrs. Joseph Schoen,
90; we're next. Mrs. James Swink
an automatic qualifler as de-
Tending champion.
KEN WOOD Qnvitation)-
Low net, Mrs. Charles Egen-
road of Washington, 1890,
Low gross, Mrs. Helen Konops
of Argyle. 81. Other low net
winners, Mrs. James Swink OF
Belle Haven, 83-11-72; Mrs
Ed Blumberg of Norbeck, ga
Ala, and Mrs. William Welt
zen Of Indian Spring, 83-1O-73
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-02
DeudIine Is Set
For AAU Track

Entries for Thursdays Olym-
pic Development track meet at
American University will close
at 4 pm. Tuesday with How
ard P, Bailey, chairman OF
track and field for the District
AAU, The Star Building, Sec
ond street and Virginia ave-
nue. Sc.
The four-event meet is the
first Of three to be put on by
the District AAU for the pur-
pose of developing Olympic
material.
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SECURE and Wife
OkuY Settlement

LOS ANGELES, July 2 CAP)
Professional tennis player,
and his estranged wife have
reached a settlement pending
a hearing on her divorce lit.
Pancho, 38, and Virginia Sc
gura, 81, separated last June 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-02
Potomac Riders
Play Brondywine

The Potomac Polo Club. I'M
defeated on its home field, plays
the Brandywine Polo Club OF
BENNETT Square, Pa, at $3.50
pm, tomorrow at Travilah
Field near Potomac.
The match is being played for
the benefit of the Camp Echo
Lake fund, George Weymouth
Harlie Williams and Mike Pou-
teatine will play for the Bran
dywire team. Hap Puelichel
and Frank Wilson are certain
starters for Potomac.
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SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

l-Defenseless, Passenger, Turnstone
2-kay's Jimmy. Jim Fields, Hawk
Man.
3-Light Dan, Antietam Battle, Go
Jet.
Prosecution, ONYX, Lees Heart.
Mr.. Drastic, Little Don G., Fear
naught.
j-Slideout, Madalena, Monika.
LADY Doris, Gang Mol, Ladd
Patuxant Prince, Gen
eral Gates
I-Shirdig, Chan. New York.
Best Bet-Grandherst
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Shenandoah
Scratches

1-Esauisss, Annie's Girl, Silver
Blow, Eternal Path
Pine Chance, Sailors Return
Captain Star, Miss Mediate.
3-Lhotse, Larking Niz. Port Of
Entry, Mr. Jid out
4-Bunny's Rose, I Don't Care
b---Battle Flag, Eton Jacket Alike
Polished Brass.
6-slideout, Tetrad. War Gable, Bis
Bruce
Lady Doris, Ladd, Cherry Branch
Pleasure Time.
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Round Tables Record
On Grass Jeopordized

est load ever assigned TO Round
Table for a Chicago race.
Round Table also will carry
the jockey who usually rides
him. Willie Shoemaker. Shoe
maker, who handled Sword
Dancer in the Belmont Stakes
the day Round Table won the
$4,000 Citation Handicap in
Chicago, will be back on Round
Table Saturday.
Besides Manassas and Round
Table, the field is expected to
include Tudor Era, 1T pounds;
One-Eyed King, III; Santiago
Ill; Anxious Moment. ITO;
Ekaba, Martini II and Hare
Raising, all ITO.
w. H. Bishop, who trains
Hare Raising. recalled last
years Wright Memorial at Ar
lington Park, where his Bern
burgoo upset Round Table on
a dirt course.
We've done it before and
maybe we can do 1t again." he
said. But Round Table has tc
be unlucky and Hare Raising
has to be mighty lucky to gel
the job done this time"
Ycaza Wins Five
Manuel Ycaza, Panamanian
jockey. continued his brilliant
riding at Belmont Park, where
he won five races with seven
mounts yesterday. That gave
Ycaza 10 winners in three days
and AZ for the meeting-only
five behind second-place Eddie
Arcaro who has been out OF
action since his spill in the
Belmont Stakes June l3.
Ycaza, who had four winners
Monday and one Tuesday, is
the second jockey to hit five
winners in one day in New
York this year. Paul Bailey
had 5-for-5 June rs at Bel
mont. Bobby Ussery, who
went to Canada Tuesday to
win the Queens Plate, returned
and rode one winner to boost
his Belmont lead to 60.
Ycaza's winners yesterday
were Doe $3.50, How Are
Things ($7,1O. Matisse (S8)
Tufanhai ($3.10) and Past Due
(s4.6O).
Mrs. Ada L. Rice's Cedar
Brook ($9.30) won the $28.3OC
Shevlin Stakes at Belmont
with Arnold Hangers Waltz
the 1-to-2 favorite, finishing
third:
B. A. Dario's Rose of Serrc
(sl2.40) won the $4,000 Col
.leen Stakes for 2-year-olc
fillies at Monmouth Park. Gray
Flank, winner of the Polly
Drummond Stakes and 81
favorite, ran fourth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-02
Trot'Czar' Out,
oman RuIeSei
For New York

ALBANY. N. Y, July 2
(AP).-Gov. Nelson A. Rookie
Teller begins a search today
for three commissioners to re-
place George P. Monaghan,
ousted as New York States
Gear" Of harness racing.
Monaghan, appointed by
former Gov. Thomas E. Dewey
five years ago to clear up
the gangster- ridden sport, was
voted out Of Office yesterday
amid a scandal that hurt his
own reputation.
Not an Indictment
At Rockefeller's request the
Legislature, meeting in special
session, passed a bill substitut-
ing a three-man agency for
Monaghan's one-man rule.
Monaghan, a Democrat, has
denied accusations of unethical
conduct. Spokesman for the
Republican-controlled legisla-
ture said the bill was not in
tended as an indictment of him.
He was appointed by a Repub-
lican Governor and, in effect,
removed by a Republican Gov
ernor, but a three-man agency
also had been recommended by
a study commission appointeI
by Rockefeller's predecessor,
Democrat Averell Hartman.
Less than an hour after the
session adjourned, Rockefeller
signed the measure into law.
The changeover must be made
by September /.
The lawmakers also voted to
end the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
State subsidy for harness track
expansion, program that
Monaghan administered, and
elected a Speaker of the As
Sembly to succeed the late Os-
valid D. Heck.
Democrats Dissent
The new speaker is Joseph
F. Carlino of Long Beach, Long
Island.
Monaghan has been accused
by State investigators of &C
cepting free meals, liquors and
other favorS from the tracks
he supervises. Rockefeller asked
him to resign but he refused.
The measure was approved
by the Senate, ATS, and by
the Assembly, 1878. Democrats
cast the dissenting votes.
State aid to the tracks was
cut of at the sum already au-
thorized-S43 million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-02
Cords Sion Bonus Boy

NEW YORK. July 2 tAP).-
Jack Kepic, a Fordham Univer-
sity outfielder, today was signed
to an undisclosed bonus con-
tract by the Cardinals.