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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-25
CONN. AVE.
FAIRFAX

New suite for Dentist or Doctor,
adjacent to busy shopping center
To be finished as tenant desires.
WEISSBERG BROS. REALTY
ia. 5-0606
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COUNTRY-TYPE
COMMUNITY

But close inl Only 20 min
utes from the Pentagon via
Shirley highway. this long,
low brick rambler is in q
veritable forest of trees on
a level 113x195 lot. There's
q 20X20 living room. a din
ing room big enough for the
family plus guests, huge all
electric kitchen for family
dining. 4 huge master-stze
bedrooms all-on-one floor, 2
full baths, full basement.
Attached garage. Screened
porch and ranch-fenced
rear yard. Tremendous
value at S2S.500. Call FL.
4-S600 to see it today.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

APPROX. 3,100 So. IT,: street-level
truck entr., fireproof bldg. heat
For occupancy about March /.
Apply 2014 18th st. ne.
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FAIRFAX
$15,950

"Out in the country" on
q N-acre lot with tall trees
and lovely landseaping, We
have q charming ANTIQUE
brick rambler, with 8 bed
rooms, all-eleetric kitchen,
full daylight basement with
recreation room, carport
and loX17 screened porch.
A grand value at S15,950.
Gail CIR. 3-4560 to see it
toeav.
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5000 DOWN
$500 DOWN

60-FT. RAMBLER
1 bedrooms, = baths, daylight bsmt.
with picture windows, attached
garage, beautiful la-acre lot. Price
only S21,950.
Brown & Brown Realty
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CONVENIENT
LOCATION

Close-in Alexandria is the
setting for this gem Of a
stone rambler. There's an
1SX24 living room, separate
dining room, modern kitch-
en-. 3 bedrooms, tiled bath
and utility room all on one
floor. There's a porch, patio
and large, lovely Handicapped
corner lot near bus, schools.
churches and shopping. Very
NIGEL Priced to sell at Sl9.-
500. Call XII. S-2320 to see
1t today.
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LEE D. BUTLER. INC.

LLG y. Do LI1L, I1NOs
MERCURY-EDSE
1121 21st st. NV FE. 7-3245
CADILLAC '57 Series "6o" sedan;
fully equipped, traded by original
owner: pleasing 2-tone finish:
only S3,395.
AkerS OldS- Cadillac Co.
Fairlineton Shopping Center
ALEX, VA. OV. 3-0350
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FARMS
CHICKEN FARM
EUGENE P. NIXON

FREDERICK COUNTY - Union
Bridge, near Ike's farm; 113 acres.
S-rm house and bath, tenant
ings. Priced at Si5,95O. Terms.
FREDERICK miles from city
75 acres, S-rm. house, all modern,
stone tenant house. barns and
stream. A very nice place;
$4,000. Terms.
Fl ACRES-9 miles west Of Fred
erick, Middletown: 21a-story brick
home. all modern. large riding
stable, very neat place; S27,500,
$500 cash.
GAITHERSBURG-2 miles north Of
town: 1856 acres dairy farm;
l0-rm home. all modern, barns
and silos. tenant house, stream
and 5 springs. Very good invest
ment. Priced right at 100000,
$4,000 down. Many other farms
and acreage. Phone KEN McGREW
REAL ESTATE, Pc. 2-9633; ewes,
Mr. Rose, GA. 4-5256.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS - $4,000 20
$4,000 Group your debts. lower
your pymtS Romance your Drop
and improvements. quick. honest.
courteous service on real estate
Maryland, Call Mr.. ROBERTS.
Balto., Nd. day or night, suns
end HOLIDAYS at saratoga 7-4047
SIGNATURE LOANs-Pieasant and
sontlesntls d ssTyS. Ss. i EARis II
Wheaton. Nd.
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OUT or TOWN REAL ESTATE
BOATS
BUILD A BOAT

We have pre-assembled boat kits
ayaiaole in all sizes, complete in
all details, recurring no special
= tools. A GOOD winter project for
father and son Save Is to "a the
cost OF factory finished boats. We
will also provide space and as
play at VET VANS OF VA. 1865
S Shlrlington I'd, Arl., Va.
.ENGINES-Packard VS., brand new
in original crates. Original cost
$6S4 ;50; Factory sell out $249 30;
M st. S E.. Ii. 4-S300.
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SHANNON & LUcHS CO.
724 14th st. NV. Ma. S-234l
i;gNIT BRK. BLDG BLDG, 18th and

4-UNIT BRK. BLDG. 18th and
Harvard NV, 500 mo. income,
only 81 500 down. RIA. $4,000.
25 UNITS-well-located brick apt,
in Sc income, S1S,500: will show
10Sc to 1870 return. Also, have
an HUNT brick bldg. Call Mr.
Mcdonnell, LII. 4-34O0. HART
MAN REALTY CO. REALTORS. I
40I6 Tn ST. N.E.-Modern, 2.
family brick; rental. S119 pei
month Price, S13,950. FLOYD
E DAVIS CO., 1929 K st. NV,
Ma. S-0352; eyes, LA. 6-0S26.
6 UNITS, MODERN, near Boiling
Field; S37,500. terms. Excellent
start tor small investor. Mr.
0'Hazza, FL. 4-4545. MARSHALL
] MAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV,
AID. 4-2005.
13-UNIT APIS.
Two modern well-built apartment
bldgs All 2 bedrooms with dining
area. Excellent condition with fine
record Of tenancy. Unusual fl.
nancing at 449o interest. Con.
veniently located near Sears new
sc. store. For details, call
WEINBERG q BUSH, INC.
Realtors
1925 H st. NV. MA. $4,000
80 UNITS
Modern apt. bldg. featuring EN-
cheney and l and 2 bedrm. units;
located close-in Arlington. 5 min
utes to Pentagon; only steps to bus,
school and shoppiry. Reasonably
priced. viii require substantial
cash. For details call Mr.. McGin-
Miss, ewes, tn. 2-23SS.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
1922 L st. NV. MA. $4,000
C0LORED-4-UNIT APT. BLDG
Mr.. 18th and Clifton NV: ST.
$50, $4,000 dn. Live in one apt.
rent free, or excel. return as in
vestrhent. WEISS g. STOLAR, INC,
Elk. 3-5340, 3 til 9.
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Arlington
SPACIOUS

This new 5-bedrm., 3-bath brick
split-level is ideal for the large
family. Foyer entrance, attached
garage, paneled rec. rm., glass
doors from dining rm. to patio
are q few Of many features that
make this the home for gracious
living and entertaining. Excellent
location, quick to town, CHA and
Pentagon. Call now for an APP
pointment.
q It'll, O IA 200
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
(cONTlNuEDl
DOCTOR
DENTIST
PSYCHIATRIST
fs sfS RAL s9REEh II R5 90 N EF

Beautiful aforementioned suite on
LIST floor: of lobby in excellently
located elev. apt. bldg; 800 sd.
IT,; close to everything; free sec
suit tenSnt for VIII fuf psecra' info
call MISS SACK, DI. 7-7i4O.
NORMAN BERNSTEIN SYNDICATE
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Routh Robbins
REAL ESTATE CORP.
XII. $4,000
TRADES

Considered. If you need more
bedrooms. let US see if we can
work a trade on either of these
spacious 4-bedroom homes; one
in Falls Church, near Lee highway,
FILA appraised at S17,500; the
other, near Tyson's Corner, Gil
appraised at Sl7,450. Act fast.
ArfaX Realty Inc.
9 TIL 9 JE. 4-49OO
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Vertex Wins Compbe||
By 6-Length Margin

Turkish Gold took the second
to form a 9-5 daily double wortk
$43.60.
Waldo D. Andrews Right
Sickle, a 80 to / outsider, ran
second in the second race and
paid the few plungerS who
backed him, $5O.6O for place
and $20.40 for show.
Jockey Raymond Arduini's
wife, Evelyn, presented him
with a 7-pound. l3-ounce son
Friday morning. The baby. who
will be christened Raymond
John Arduini, and his mother
are doing we'll at Doctors Hos
pital. The Arduini'S have two
daughters, Valerie, IL, and
Evelyn Rae. 6.
Jockey Howard Grants -four
winners boosted his total for
the meeting to Al, a Bowie
record. with two days to go.
Two of his scores were on out
siders - Jouett Shouse's St
Joan in the fifth. $3.50. and
Mrs. Samuel Lewin's Doshay in
the seventh. $3.50. He also rode
Turkish Gold. the second half
of the daily double, SIS. In the
sixth he won on the heavy ia
vorite, Dance Card at $3.40.
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Fuller Entry Runs
'One-Two in Cap
AtLincoIn Downs

LINCOLN. r. l.. Mar. 20
(AP).-Peter Fuller's heavily
backed entry of Goulash and
Prophetic ran one-two in the
$4,000 Newport handicap be-
fore 1888 fans today at Lin
coin Downs.
The entry was the 3 to 2
favorite and paid $500, $3.50
and $3.50 after Goulash. max
ing his second start at the
meeting. finished two lengths in
front of his stablemate who was
starting for the first time since
arriving from Santa Anita.
Both horses campaigned at that
California track during the
winter.
A length and three quarters
back Of Prophetic, and $4,000
claim by Fuller in his last
Santa Anita start, was G. S.
Colella's Admirals Joy.
Dick Mclaughlin. familiar
rider on the New England
circuit, handled Goulash well
as he rode to his first victory
Of the meeting. The winner was
not hurried in the carly stages
Of the mile and d Sixteenth for
3-year-olds and up.
Goulash's time was Isl on
the muddy track. The Fuller
entry paid $500, $3.50 and
$3.50 while earning $1,000 of
the purse. Admirals Joy re-
turned $500.
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Derby Test
At Tunforun
To Finneeon

SAN BRUNO, Calf. Mar. %
(AP).-Neil McCarthy's Finne-
gan withstood a belated charge
by the favored Royal Orbit to-
day for a half-length victory in
the $16.250 Yerba Buena Han
dicap at Tanforan.
Navy King was third in the
mile and a sixteenth test for
Kentucky Derby eligibles.
Finnegan ran as an entry
with Ole FolS which finished
last in the seven-horse field.
The entry wa second choice in
the wagering.
Finnegan is named for his
veteran trainer. Bill Finnegan.
1t was the three-year-olTs Sec
ond stakes victory this year
He won the $4,000 San Felipe
Handicap at Santa Anita.
Johnny Longden guided the
winner over the distance in
l:423s. He paid $3.50. $3.50 and
$3.50; Royal Orbit. $2.70 and
50 80 and Navy King, 1920.
Il gained perfect position
early and although / didn't
want to make my move as early
as / did, circumstances forced
me to move on the leaders, "
Longden said. II had plenty of
horse under me in the stretch
and I knew ! had 1t won when
Royal Orbit couldn't get to me. "
Attendance was 17.94S.
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Laurel Opener
Is Headed by
Capitol Cap

Laurel opens its 28-day
spring race meeting Wednesday
afternoon with the traditional
first day stakes-the $4,000
added Capital Handicapped
six furlongs.
Several new stables and most
Of the ones which have been
competing at Bowie since Feb
ruary z will be fighting for
slightly more than 81 million in
purses, which includes six
stakes.
Post time daily will be 1880
pm. the same time which has
been in effect at Bowie, where a
44-day session ends Tuesday.
Laurel's meeting runs through
Saturday, May 2. The Maryland
major racing season will con-
clude with a l2-day meeting at
Pimlico. May 4 to Is.
Following the opening fea-
ture. Laurel will offer a new
event. the Wilwyn Handicap,
April 4. first Saturday of the
meeting. The Wilwyn is worth
$4,000 for older horses at q
mile and 10 yards.
On the following Saturday
April II, the Maturity. expected
to gross about SIS, 900. will be
held for the first time over the
mile and an eighth course. This
race is for 4-year-olds exclu-
sively.
The Chesapeake. for 3-year-
ODDS, raised to $25, 000-added
this season, Is the feature April
10.
A week later. the Laurel
| Handicap. another $4,000
event for 3-year-olds and up
at a mile and an eighth, is
scheduled. The second running
Of the $l5,000-added Maryland
Derby for Maryland-bred s.
year-olds at a mile and a six
tenth. will be run May 2.
AS usual. Ladies Day will be
held every ThurSday.-KELLY.
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0ne-Eyed King
Wins Turf Race
AT Gu|fstreanl

MIAMI. Fla. Mar. % tAP)-
Cain Hoy Stables One-Eyed
King. carrying 116 pounds and
ridden by John Sellers. won
the first running of the SOS, 000-
added Dom Handicap on the
grass at Gulfstream Park today.
The 5-year-old bay horse
covered the mile and a half in
2:254s-two-fifths Of a second
slower than the world record
set by st. Vincent at Santa
Anita in 1955-and won by ga
lengths over Hasty House
Farms Ekaba. The track was
fast.
Brae Burn Farms General
Arthur, the 7-to-5 favorite, fln-
ished third, two lengths back Of
Ekaba.
The winner paid 81, $3.50 and
$3.50. Ekaba, paired with Aysha
as the Hasty House entry, paid
$3.50 and $40. General Arthur
paid $3.50 to show.
A crowd Of 1878 saw the
feet One-Eyed King take the
lead entering the stretch and
win going away. General Ar
thur, with Bill Hartack up, was
top-weighted at 1876.
The race, with seven starters.
had gross purse of $28.450.
with the net to the winner
$17,925.
Sellers paced the thorough
bred nicely, and said he was
sure of what the horse could do.
II rode the horse with conf
dence," he said. He tried to
loaf at the head of the stretch.
but I got after him. He could
have gone a lot farther"
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Navy Will Play
In Cage Tourney

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Mar.
% (AP).-Navy has signed to
play in the Birmingham Bas-
ketball classic here next De-
cember, tournament sponsors
said today.
Navy joins Auburn and Ala
bama Of the Southeastern Con-
ference and Duke of the At
lantic Coast Conference in the
tournament. Auburn won the
classic last year.
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Continued From Page HI

Continued From Page HI
later made the claim of foul
against Vertex, went out with
the eventual winner on Bon
crist Farms Backbone. Boul-
metis, serenely confident of the
power under him, cut a bis
tering pace for him. Vertex
scared Backbone with a :472s
half mile. and cooked him with
a I'LL six furlongs. The rest of
the field was a well-done char
coal color at that point.
Blum contended his horse
was bothered" three times
during the race. at the club
house turn and twice along
the backstretch. He obviously
couldn't say he was bothered
after the strung-out field
reached the far turn. for
Vertex had begun to turn it
on there and was comfortably
ahead. The winner was two
lengths to the good on the
turn. and four in front as he
swept through the stretch.
Air Pilot Scratched
Trainer Clyde Trout
scratched Air Pilot. who was a
belated entry with Talent Show
under Mrs. Rice'S colors, evil
IDENTIFY electing to try and sneak
home with the 4-year-old. This
strategy didn't work. AS Jockey
Jack Leonard simply explained,
I'VE had intended to go to the
front but couldn't get there"
There was a suspicion that
w. Hal Bishop would try the
same tactics with his entry Of
Hare Raising and Pete's Folly.
But Hare Raising, winner Of
two straight races at Bowie,
never was better than fifth
and finished seventh. Pete's
Folly had to settle for eighth
after trailing the field most Of
the way.
Oligarchy was a big disap-
pointment to those fans who
made him the l8-to-5 second
choice. Of sixth, the Brook
meade color bearer never was
a contender and finished dead
last. trailing Mrs. John r. H.
Thouron's Ben Lomond-a CT
toll outsider-across the line.
The same was true Of Jockey
Howard Grants followers. He
aroused their hopes by winning
four races before the feature.
But they didn't get much OF a
run for the money on Edward
Potter. jr.'s Plion. who was a
distant fourth most of the way
and finished a floundering
sixth Grant said the horse
didn't like the cuppy track and
was trying to get out most
of the way"
Mrs. S. Helene Sadacca's A
Dragon Killer was fourth, and
John L. Applebaum's Mister
1--WE. another outsider. was
fifth.
1t was apparent from the
betting on the first race that
the attendance would not come
up to track officials hopes. The
$85,032 wagered on the first
race was we'll under last Satur-
days $99,117. and the daily
double handle of $l57,040 was
a drop from 100000 the previ-
Gus Saturday.
Cecil L. bubbles ChoZn Coil
won the first race and Mrs.
Charles P. Chenoweth's favored
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Cavaliers Routed

BALTIMORE, Mar. % (AP)
The Mount Washington la
crosse team spoiled Virginia's
season opener and Cavalier
Coach Gene Corrigan's debut
today with an 1872 victory.
After the first minute of play,
Bob Schlenger collected the
Wolfpack's first goal on a pass
from Rennie Smith.
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Mountuineers Win

'GREENVILLE, S. c.. Mar.
% CAP).-John Golf, West
Virginia highlander, scattered
eight hits effectively and had
defensive help when it counted
here today as the mountaineers
defeated Furman, 6-1.
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Jumu;cu Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: 9 furlongs.
Net B.il ir SB s,,s $50 3.iS s.6S
Sercial fShOemakerD $50
Big Freeze, Invader II. Broadway
Lou; WHY'S Pal, watkins JOY. Time,
SECOND RAcE-purse, $4,000; 8.
year-old maidens: 5is furlongs
Jimmy Go R'nd F'lo) 20.80 1880 $50
Skip skip tSor'tin0l $500 22. 90
Land ofHope tSh'm'er) 4.4O
Native Talent. Julyar. Mid Erin.
Podarces, Roll Jordan Roll. Time.
:07a5.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID Si14.SO
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000: maid
en- "-year-olds; = furlongs.
Marym'nt Miss tv'IID $40 $40 800
Pepper Patch 'CoIe) 1880 $50
Quintal tArcarol 400
Bithynis. Mcoibbney. Brave Pilot,
Roysl Treat. Snowcapped. Anita r., Pie
Crust. Time, l:Oi9s.
FOURTH RACE Purse, $4,000;
Claiming; 4year-olds and up; i Il miles.
NIvrag (ATcarOl 500 $40 2.iO
Vets Boy (ShOemaker) 400 3.iO
ATAut Duly NbuTTi JsDU
Paris Picnic. Bullslinger, Amanullah.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; al
lowances; 4-year-oldS up: q furionGs
PAnabslla Il Nelson $50 40 200
HeiiDat tBOlandD $50
Stumbling BLOCK, Superb, carlyn
SIXTH RAcE.Purse, $4,000; al
lowances; 3-year-olds; 5Ia furiones
Sara Jordan lshoem'rD $50 400 800
Air Stream (BOland) 500 ETA
Imperial Hill (ArcarO $50
Princess Moon, Umdoodyed, Roman
Revel. Tarot. Tire, l:O62s.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $4,000
added; the Swift Stakes; 3-year-olds;
furlones.
AtolI (Arcaro) 400 $50 2.2O
lnescapable (ShOem'F) $50 2.5O
Royal Anthem Bailey ESQ
Outgiving. DANDY Ron, Pointer, Col
Chueck. Time, l:Ilas.
Ran third. disqualified and placed
last,
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowances; 3-year-olds; "a miles.
Best Brother CDeck'D $3.50 1880 3.lU
Our Dad (BOland) $50 9.OO
Derrick (ArcarO) ESQ
lied Douhlas. Con-vic. Roman Spark,
Imon, Time. 1:45aa
NINTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing: 4-year-Olds and up lie miles
Stone Idol tWoodh'eI 1850 $40 500
Trock (valenxuela) $50 lea
Just A Sec (Sherman) 4.8O
Bigger N'Better. Fresh Meadow,
Iked' samark. Time. 1865.
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GETS PRIVATE FILM SHOWING
Rivals Claim Of Foul
Amozes BouImetis

Look at him prick his ears
See how he does when he knows
he's In charge"
Boulmetis believes VerteS
could have gone even faster as
he galloped through the stretch
without opposition. The jockey
felt he may have been able tc
break Social Outcast's track
record, made when the Wander
bilt horse won the 1855 Camp
bell in a prolonged drive over
Fisherman. AS 1t was, VerteS
was only three-fifths Of a Sec
ond of the track record Of
l:422s. and IL hours earlier the
track was sloppy after heavy
rains had hit 1t.
Jockey Praises Trainer
Boulmetis also had praise fol-
35-year-old Joe Piarulli, the for.
mer school teacher who left the
classroom in Philadelphia tc
train horses for his father
co-owner of Vertex.
Joe really knows this horse
knows when he's right. Did you
know that he didn't even have
a workout for the Campbell
after his race in Florida?
II believe he has to be one
Of the greatest handicap horses
in the country when he's sound
and he's never been better thar
right now.
And he's also so tough to
beat. If you run with him he'll
kill you off and If you let him
take a lead on you, you're gone
too" Boulmetis enthused.
Boulmetis. who will ride
Brookmeade Stables SWORD
Dancer in next Saturdays Flor
ida Derby. probably won't be
climbing aboard Vertex for an
other big one until May.
He might go In the Lincoln
special april 49, but I doubt
it. Joe is going to ease up on
him for a while and probably
run him in one of the big ones
at New York. VerteX is eligible
for the Gray Lag, a .00C
race at Jamaica on May 9. ano
the 100000 Metropolitan or
May 80"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
star Racing Editor

Jockey Sam Boulmetis, Ver-
tex's saddle pal. was so flabber-
gasted by the cry Of foul after
they won the Campbell Handi-
cap yesterday at Bowie that he
asked the stewards for a pri-
vate showing Of the race films
after the officials threw out the
objection.
The films clearly indicated
that Walter Blum's objection
was not well founded. Blum,
who rode Backbone to second
in the Campbell. drove up on
the inside Of Vertex at the club
house turn. At that point. there
was a minute brushing but
Backbone was not hit, knocked
of stride, nor impeded. Blum
said in the Bowie Jockeys
room: II was trying to keep my
horse from going down.
thought ! was fouled."
"Why what did he expect
me to do. take out to the mid
die of the track to let him
through" Sam exclaimed in
the Bowie film projection room
shortly after the winners cir
Gle festivities.
Films Showed Room
Blum also commended that he
was bothered down the back
stretch and the three-eighths
pole. The pictures showed
Backbone with plenty of room
on the inside on the backlane.
1t also appears on the films
that at one point. Backbone
tried to savage" Vertex.
Boulmetis, a Baltimore-born
rider who now makes his home
In New Jersey. is as might be
expected, one Of Vertex's most
avid boosters.
When the films showed YER
tex smoothly pulling away from
the field headed for a $74,595
paycheck, Sam exclaimed al
the silent Aim:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
GuIfstreum Results
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
FIRST RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing; 4-year -olds and up; Il miles.
Iiller Ed e. Smith 1880 go 40
Biscayne lStOnel ll.4O 300
Marine Growth. Mistralor. Risk
Again, boy Scout II, Bonetbok. Sito,
Blaektype. Bull Bern. Miss Elena. Ttme'
LAS.
Claiming; 3-year-olds; s furlonss
Song and Dance Hy) go SEQ 100
superior Miss Cook 500 100
First Rock (Hartaek $50
Blind Fury, Challe Boss, Master
Miss Terlsini, Mr. b E, Busy Benton
Time, HOS.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID SI34.2O
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
Larry Wolf Batch'r) 1910 100 $50
Admiral Town Cook $40 4.3O
JOauie z. tDever) 1910
Red OF. Market Table.Lynch Mary.
Tricia Shrewsbury Rocks. Black Han
nibal. Submarine, Sunny Stream,
Shadows Hope. Time. 1:46.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $4,000:
f Hn9 SWORD s.E, S so ts5O ESQ
Could Be 1t tIhorn'gl 600 lao
Pensive digi, Thomas Aaainas.
Maltre De. Nectar. Tyus, Getthere
iafff. c07' Ada Dusty Tiger Time
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. s3,4O0: claim
ing; 3-year-olds; ga furlongs:
L0gana Cook go 40 $50
Gun Fire Sellers sic 40
"o Mon iSS'p Papa Sgs Bill. Charcoal Grey.
Castle Bar, Dainty's Revoked, Main
rock, Hunters Dream Precision Man,
Bcbamar. Time. l:l7ts. 49,
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $500: al
Roman Colonel Cook 1910 $50 80
BecchmOnt tThornbgD $50 e.9O
BIN Bout, Fresh Marble. JaveIin,
Bang Up. Time, l:1O9s,
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $4,000
added: the Dom Handicap; 3-year-olds
one-Eyed kins Cserrs) 100 $50 ESQ
a Ekaba (HaTmatEl $50 $40
General Arthur thart'k) $50
Mariners Guide. Firesickle. a Aysha,
Trssgo, Point OF Order Time, 2:25+s
establishes track recordD.
Hasty House Farm entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500: al
lowances: 4-year- olds up; lie miles.
Day Court (Sel'eTsD $40 $40 $50
Big Effort Cock $50 4.SO
BelIeau Chief OHarmatZ) 400
Noureddin, Nickel Boy, Gray Flyer.
Little General, Nah Hiss. Time, 1:42.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim.
ms; 4-year -oldS up: mile and 20 yards
Mielleux (ThOrnburg $40 1890 $50
Gang News tHaTmatIl 4.9O 400
EeinZ II Cook 400
Finale Puer. Safe Landing, Little
ski. Fabulist, Thespis, Presented.
Time, l:41as.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
CHARTS OF RACES AT BOWIE

lcopyrghted, 1859. By Triangle Publications Incl
FIRST RACE-Purse 50. 500: claiming: 4-year-ods and
ND; furongs Post 49, off l:321z Rood
Ing Winner. L. G. GaEiers by Proof Coil-Chozn
1 :26ls. Clear ast $500 "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29

$3.50, $500. NEW EFFORT. 5000. $500. SEA WAR,
HSndle-SleO.37O
FIFTH RAcE-Purse 5000 claiming 4-year-olds and
driyns winner J. shousss B. T. T. BY Apuest0Jeniier