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Satellite at Aquusco

Vernon Rowley of Baltimore,
a one-time familiar winner Of
drag racing trophies in this
vicinity, will bring his pink
Satellite" dragster to Aquasco
Speedway for today's COMPETE
tons starting at 10 am. The
car is powered by a fuel-injec-
ton OldSmobile engine.
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and were scattered. The regu-
lar double coupling Blue Mig
non in the first with Nice Luck
in the second paid $49.4O.
In the final race of the day,
Jockey Danny Jiannine suffered
a separation and possible frac-
ture OF his right collarbone
when he was thrown from Lou
kenmac after the race and the
horse stepped on him. Jiannine
was removed to the hospital for
examination.
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Silver Ship Sd
As lobe Wins
AT Monmouth

OCEANPORT, N. j., July 10
(AP).-Brookfield FARMS Itobe
scored his third stakes success
of the season today in the
$25, 000-added RumSon Handi-
cap at Monmouth Park as the
heavily-backed Silver Ship
was a well-beaten third.
Silver Ship, winner of his
last six races and 10 of his last
IL, was made a 3-5 favorite by
the crowd of 10000, but did not
display his usual speed. In
stead, the Woolford Farm geld
ing challenged from behind,
but he never did get to the
front as Itobe and Howell E.
Jackson'S Tick Took made it
a two-horse race down the
stretch.
Only Five Starters
With only five starters, no
show betting was allowed in
the Six-furlong sprint. Outline
duelled with Itobe for the early
lead and Itobe got his head in
front at the quarter-mile pole.
Tick Took, who trailed down
the backstretch, five lengths
off the pace. began to close
ground around the turn and
when an opening developed
along the rail, he moved
through to engage Itobe as
Outline raced wide.
Tick Took was closing ground
rapidly at the end, but Itobe
hung on for a neck victory.
Silver Ship, carrying 1913 pounds
and ridden by Mike Sorrentino,
finished third, 2l2 lengths back.
Sonny Dan was fourth, with
the firing Outline last.
Jockey Injured
George Glib rode Itobe to
his triumph, the fifth in eight
starts this year for the Brook
field 6-year-old. Itobe was
clicked in 1:113s. He paid
$3.50 and $3.50. while Tick
Took returned $3.50 to place.
There were three daily dou-
BILE payoffs earlier in the day
when two horses acted up at
the gate before the second race
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Nurruqunsett Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; 9 furlongS.
Sandalgraph (Meaux) $50 4.S0 3OO
Pink Whip (Skuse) 1910 4.SU
Here Come Joe (Grimm) $50
Lady SibbY. Foot Fashion, Putt Kaw
Maid, Hoop Ring, Steelmaster, Receipt
Piney Woods. Time, 1:12zS.
SECOND RACE = Purse, So 900;
claiming; 4-year-olds up; furlongs.
Bold and Fair (Gr'm) 11.2O $50 800
War Of Roses (Meaux) 3.4O 2.1O
Noble JAG (Clemes) 3.2O
Etobicoke, Pheasant Plum, Vivid,
One Way out, Tuck Me In, MY Town,
Hi Noble Time, 1:12B.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
CONSOLATION DOUBLES:
Blue MignOn- Paid $40
Blue MignOn-Larry'S Dream Paid S. 10

D'NN -"S"OhA oiiS DicShh aiu ''''"
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: E furlongs
Too HaSty tSOr'tinOl $500 1870 1.9O
Monetary Cook $50 100
Hand Rail (Bennetn $50
Arrowette SpiRot Spygreerv. STRAIT
claiming; 3-vear-olds. IL miles.
Etc General (Rivera) eco $50 $40
PalmarOsa Root $50 Go
Lady De GraSSe tCruIl $40
Erratic. Foxy Chatham, Capetian.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, So 500 claim
ing: 4-Xear-oldS and up; 10 miles
Lady HedgerOW CB'p $3.50 $50 $40
Point Count CGibb) $50 300
High Tune ueeD $50
Giselle, Red River Valley. Miss Tie,
Manerleen, Well Seasoned. Time. las.
i siE p;St, 3,yeaI7olds gpo Ii miles
Ambehaving (SOrTent'O) $50 300
Moon Age CROOO $50
NY Hour II, Wise Guy Little Her
init, Pen Hsllow, Tony's Chance. Time
SEVENTH RACE Purse. se5.ooo
oldsS and up; 8 furlongs.
lobe OGibb) 1880 $50 out
Tick Took CCOOk 40 out
Silver Ship (SOrrentinO) out
Outline. Sonny Dan. Time. l.1las
EIGHTH RACE = Purse, 81 SOC;
Long L.nsI Boss ssh. LsO Ts 1880 $50 iGo
ROmandaIe CCook) 800
Loukenmac Koko Dozo. UFO War
Command. Plaza Square. Nasal
Time, 49is.
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BY ANNE CHRISTMAS
Star Stan Writr

Ten members of the Potomac
Pony Club left yesterday to
compete for the Pony Club
championship at the organiza-
tons national rally this week
at Nashville, Tenn.
The youngsters include four
riding members and a stable
manager for each of two teams
which won the recent regional
rally at Monkton, Md. Five
boyS-the first all-boy team
ever to be trained in Potomac
will carry the clubs colors at
the &C" level and five teen-age
girls will compete in the B"
group for more advanced riders.
Actually the Nashville rally
is the Junior Olympics" Of
horsedom, bringing together
teams from all over the country
to battle for points in three
phases-dreSsage on the first
day, cross-country over a 2l2-
mile course on the second, and
a stiff open jumping course
known as stadium jumping on
the third.
Examination Stiff
All during the rally, children
will be judged on how they
take care of their mounts and
maintain their stables, with
surprise inspections at any
hour. And the final test is an
examination, written and oral.
Potomac's boys, ranging in
age from IL to IA, and coached
by Fred ]. Hughes, were the
major surprise of the Maryland
rally because none had ap-
peared in such competition be-
fore. ....
On the &C" team are Ray Lit
tie, 10; Trippy Harting, 10;
Mike Wimert, IA, and Mark
Cunning m, IL. Mark S
brother Dusty, IA, is stable
manager for the group.
Potomac's "B" team, coached
by Mrs. Hughes, also turned in
some brilliant scores at Monk
ton, but its showing was not as
surprising as the boys because
all of it's members are veterans
of other Pony Club rallies in
which they competed at the &C"
Cor less experienced) level. The
girls are Lynn Garrett, Peggy
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Jumuicu Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; maiden 2-year- olds: 517 fuNongs.
Rollins Clouds tUs'ryl 100 $50 80
sunny Gem (BrOus'rD ITO $50
Scott Crafty Danny, Battlewise,
Stoney Brook, ouadreme. Time. 1907.
SECOND RACE = Purse. $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 8 fur
Cosmlc Force (Bro'rD $50 800 800
Net Ball (Hartack) 4.7O $50
Drum Beaten Kay $50
Roz's Gold, Bronze Cloud, Bunny S
Babe, Post Prandial, First Lead, Boss
Craig, Eskimo. Jutland. Time. IL Is
Little M Farm-Elmendorf entry.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S31.5O
THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000: s.
year-olds and up; maidens; fur.ongs
Berelia (YcaEa) 4.4O $50 $50
Some Bird (Broussard) $40 go
RacOcO CRIB $50
Smoke, Sweet Thunder. Time, l:lla5.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; al
lowances: 3-year-olds; / ia miles
Farmers Glory tA'Ol I7.4O 4.40 $40
Dixie Line tUssery) $50 $50
Rockhewn, Nj Dorman, Am Psus-
ing. Time, 1:44as.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: al
lowance; 2-year-oids 5la furlongs.
Klinkh0uSe (UsSery) 40 $50 2.4O
Bourbon Prince YcaZa) $50 $50
Progressing tWoodh'e) $50
ARenib, Brickwork, Cape Canaveral.
Time. 1:05h. ~.
SIXTH RACE Purse, $4,000 add
ed: the Great American Stakes; 2
year -olds: 5I2 furlongs
Bally AchetBoulm'isl $40 $50 2.6O
Vital Force (Hartack) 200 go
Greek Page (YcaLa) $50
Tufanhai Ouiia Board, Direct
WAY. Fighting King Time, 1:042s.
aPebblebrook Farm-Mrs. Gilroy
entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $500; al
Derrick (Hartack) $50 4.IO $50
Hoist Away IN. YcaEa) $50 go
Imon "a. YcaZa) 400
Harvest Singing Masonic. Easy Prey,
Joe's Master. Time, 1:432s.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowances; 3.year-olds up; 6 furlongs
EEotistical lArcarol 4.2O 900 22O
compensation "a. Yc'a) 40 30
Mr.. Patrick. Cav Warrior, Arrogate,
safEerris. Time, HOS.
NINTH RACE-Purse, SO, 500; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: Ia miles.
Boone Blaze tBrs'6 400 500 600
Gentle KNOCK Baird SO
On Course, Flue Nitro, Our William,
Forty Below. Time. 1:529S.
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BOYS BASEBALL

MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BOYS BASEBALL
Midgets
Food Town Jets, 2, The SportSmen, q
Garrett Park Mats, 4, Parkway Clean
erS, =
Peoples Hardware, "a; Rollingwood, =
Wheaton Lions, 6. Kay Construction, 5
Top OF the Park, IL; Orioles q
Olney Jets, Is; Wheaton Woods, 8
Juniors
Takoma Tigers, 3. Silver Spring Opti-
mistS.
Bethesda Civitan, Is: Coop. s.
Carl Freeman. II. Rollingwood, .
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Arlington Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACFPurse. $4,000: claim
ing: 4-year-oldS and UP; 6 furiongs.
Mambo Man (Shir'a) 29.2O 1900 1.GO
Leap Year | aid SBT,ks( 2","O 1880 SO
Quick Lunch Man Dave, Sun Trail,
Man Up Stairs, Legal Larceny. Chris
Moos, ROYAL Quill, Spy Melody, Cozy
Ada. Time, 1:12ss.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $500;
lie TOcsin Sellers 1880 SEQ 800
Loan Me Five (SkOr'kD $50 $50
Some Front (ROtEl 800
Fernando. Dodger Mendwell. The
Hon. Bay Point; Tru Blu Lu, RisQue
Song. Time, 1878.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sl5O.sO
THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000: al
Royal Service (G'z) 1880 $50 300
Lurullah (Heckmann) $40 $50
Grey Eagle (BroOkS) go
Nero. a Crafty King, HaSty Lane,
Eyeretts Pride, Andrew F. w, Bobby L.
Time, 1913.
sunny Blue Farm entry.
FOURTH RACE = Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; one
Stout Fellow cBr'ks, 1880 500 $40
Statistician Duran $50
Duck Heaven. Big Winner, Pre-
sented, Equipat Time, 1875.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year- Odds and up; = furlongS.
R RS;,n Red sdv Cook $50 s so "a 90
SKY Talon, Mel o'Bim, Darkroom,
Bonnie Belle, and Roman Spy.
Time, 1:122s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 81 600 claim
Ing; 4-year;olds and Up; 6 fIrlong So
Bull Strength (DeSpito) $50 800
RockpOrt tShirOta) $50
Picks Girl, Fue and Cry. New Talent.
Kings Image, Lady Grace, Brown
Hackle Time, III.
Bishop Stables entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000
ADDED; Laurance Armour Memorial
Handicap; 3-year-olds up, ia miles.
Better BE Bee Ich %IE HOO 5 SS Ss go
NOureddin CHansman) 2.6O
Santiago. Dragon Killer. Ekaba.
Time, 1;4sas equals track record.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $500; al
lowances; 3-yearolds up. So fulongs.
Kentucky Pride (BrOoks) 500 32O
TinkalerO (AnyOnD $40
Encore, Airide Yukon Jake, Bene-
dicto. Time, l:O4ls.
NINTH RACE-Purse, 81. 500: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; | mile
RivingtOn (SelleTS) 1920 $50 4 90
Safe Landing Cook 400 $50
COmmedia (BrOOkS) $50
Etoka, Dos, Mangam. Picks Choice
and Hindu Wand. Time: l3S.
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CHARTS OF DELAWARE PARK RACES

tcopyrghted, 1859. by Triangle Publications IneD
FIRST RACE--Purse $4,000 elaimns; 4-ysar.olds and
up furlonRs, Post, 20d off at good
drying winners dead hes. for first Candy Davis Mrs
TraneI stsvaro h sssyI5, bTD'R- Treat sehy
3 oy Eye For sEye-TsSsstsei Trainer. NJ 4. Diop.
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Two-dollar mutuels paid-VAN DRIVER, Sl35O :. 81
81 90 GALLANT JUNIOR, 81 so, $500 MIDPAssAGE,
s.
Hande-S223 7O7. Total hsndle-Sl665,635.
Attendance-2l,S17.
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Charles Town Results
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ins; 4year-olds ana UP; about Ga
furlongs
Lancaster Rose CsOrrs, $50 $50 ESQ
Don't Care tReynOldsl $50 $40
Silver Blow, Miss Winston, North
Sun. Next 10 C!0slng' papper Dolly
l'l14s.
claiming. 4-year-olds and up; about
EmbraEue tSoIlars) 100 AGO $50
Colonel Tim tPalumbO) 400 260
V PenGei. Pee Gee. CRYING jag. Bettys
Belle, ice Holly, Spell. Hlmmle NJ.
Time, l:29@5.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim-
ing. 3-year-oldS: about Az fur.ongs.
ApproximO (Northc'p $50 $50 SEQ
SandyS Wish Clark 3.SO 5.lO
No Tomorrow CGamblA $50
Professor Sam, Little Sputnlc. Hap
Dude, Court Hy. Manzanita II Zenoois
Stein. No cause. Time, U.5O-s.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, 1900;
claiming. 4-year-olds UP: furlonES:
Cape Point tNaSin $40 10 300
Papa Tony FRENCH 900 $50
Peru tMeadal 100
Freedoms Folly, Baritone Bob, Camp
Out. Hey Presto, Miss Jandon. Time,
l:--1ls
ing; 4-vear-olds up. about 6i2 fur.ongs,
Mr.. Novice NasiD 600 100 $50
Hill Top Gem tCaDel 23.6O 1850
Lord Willin' CRevnOldsl so
Shah's Dish, Spanish Rhythm. Stack
away, December King, Esssyist. Time'
~.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500. claim
Big Print Danish $50 100 40
Pistol Shot tGTeenl $50 800
Day Older tReynOldS) gao
Bare Facts, This Day. ROYAL Brlck.
Time. liS.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: al
Martial Al Law Law MKT $500 eeeo1t.ee
Alsem Mckee SO $50
" MsndiI' Arch Rival Beau Priam,
OurnPT.
EIGHTH RACE Purse. $1,000;
Shana Madel CORN Il.2O $50 $40
School Prince french 1920 : 80
Battle Flag Phelps 1910
South Tyrone. Bopwatch, Antletam
Battle. Census Taker, Jack Frost,
Matinee Doll. Osophar Time. 14Sas.
NINTH RACE-Purse. 81 600: claim-
ing 4-year-oldS up, about "a miles.
Doctor Leo tTeague) 1850 30 100
DreamerS Moon Clark 40 $50
FaStnet Rock CWeakleyD SEQ
Laurnle. Fachelor Al Little Don G
Pleasure Time. II II, Lou Blue, BLAND
vile. Time, 2.l3ls
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50

THIRD RACE-Purse. 1900: clatm-
ing 3-year-olds: about Az fur.Ongs.
ApproximO CNorthc'U $50 800 $50
SandyS Wish Clark $50 $40
No Tomorrow tGamb1al $50
Professor Sam, Little SputnlC. Hap
Dude, Court Hy, Manzanlta Il Zenools
Stein. No cause Time, 502s.
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FOURTH RACE - Purse, 200:
claiming: 4-year-olds UP; turlongS.
Cape Point CNaSill $40 10 300
Papa TONY FRENCH 300 y 20
Peru tMeadal $50
Freedom Folly, Baritone Bob, Camp
Out. Hey Presto, Miss Jandon. Time,
1 -
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Two-dolar mutuels pad-BETRAYED. $1,000. $500.
81 40 BLUE KAsHMIR So co. "a co. LANDROVER, SO. 90.
Handle-SlSS,S15.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S15O.sO

FOURTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 4year-olds and up; one
mile
Stout Fellow (Br'ks) 1880 $50 $40
PeucO (SkOrOnSkD 4.2O $50
StatiStician Duran $50
Duck Heaven. Big Winner, Pre-
sented, Equipat Time, 1875.
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FIFTH RACE-Purse 81 500; claim
ing: 4-vear-olds up. about 6i2 fur.ongs.
Mr. Novice tNasiD 600 LOO SO
Hill Top Gem tCaDel 23.6O 1850
Lord Willin' (ReVnOldSl 6.lO
Northern Code Black Deuce. Poor
Shah's Dish. Spanish Rhythm. Stack
away. December King, EsssyiSt, Time,
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SCORED SURPRISE VICTORIES.
Potomac Youngsters
OfftoU. Pony Rally

Dowd, Robin Hughes, Pat Tai
bolt and Diane Smith, stable
manager.
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D; allowances; 3-year-olds;
q; start good, won driving.
c, 3, by Mahmoud-Briehe
Values-S3,9OO, Sl,2OO,
idy and fast.
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FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
Roaming Red Cook $50 $50 $40
Bellamy (AnyOnD 8 go $50
ROYAL Dude DeSpiritO) $50
Sky Talon. Mel O'Bim, Darkroom,
Bonnie Belle, and Roman Spy.
Time, 1:122s.
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SIXTH RACE-Purse. Sl,SO0. elaine
ing 4-year -oldS and uD ] Il miles.
Big Print Danish $50 100 40
Pistol Shot tGTeen) $50 800
Day Older tReynoldS) 21O
Bare Facts, This Day. ROYAL Brlck.
Time. l4S
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FIFTH RACE 80 Purse,
q furlongs. Post, 4.l5; OIL
Winner, c. v. Whitneys {
Sons. Trainer, r L. v
5000, $500. Time, liza,
49,. 80.
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SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500; all
lowances 3-year-oldS and up, about
6iz furlong>.
Martial Law CMlk'nl $500 1880 20
Alsem Mckee $40 80
Ware French $40
Mandil, Arch Rival, Beau Prism.
OurnPv.
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EIGHTH RACE - Purse 81 500;
claiming I-year-olds up. lie miles.
Shana Madel CORN Il.20 $50 SO
School Prince CFFench) 1920 TO
Battle Flag Phelps 1910
South Tyrone. Bopwatch, Antietam
Battle. Census Taker. Jack Frost,
Matinee Doll. Osophar. Time. .4Sas.
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EIGHTH RACE Purse, S35O0; 4-yesr-ods and up
clamng II. miles. Post SOL; off At once start good
ridden Winner. Mrs. r, H. Burnettes D. h. o. by
Mr. Music-Mss Amanda. Trainer, G. J; Weipert. Values
50 US. s1Mm. $3.50. $40. lime. .4u-s
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID sal 80

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000: g.
year-olds and up: maidens; 9 fur.ongs
Berelia (YcaEaD 4.4O $50 $50
Some Bird (BrOussardD $40 2.6O
RacOcO (Erb) $50
fearful, Blenpem, Sunesian, Hickory
Smoke, Sweet Thunder. Time, l:ll9s.
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NINTH RACE-PurSe, 81 600: claim-
ing, 4-year-oldS up, about ! "a miles.
Doctor Leo tTeague) 1850 go 100
DreamerS Moon Clark 40 $50
EaStnet Rock CWeakley) SEQ
Laurnie. Fachelor Al Little Don G
Pleasure Time. II II, Lou Blue, Bland
vile. Time, 2.l3is
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JOE KELLYS SELECTIONS AND COMMENTS
AT DELAWARE PARK
Mondays Selections Fas
p
BEST BET-BG BUSINESS-SEVENTH RACE
FIRST RAcE-Purse, $780, claiming $4,000 year

'NSb uISeI 39IS
old moidenS; ! mile,
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EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowances 3-year-olds up; 6 furlongs
EEotistical (Arcarol 4.2O 900 2.2O
Commentator "a. Yc'a) 4.3O 2.sO
Tr0dden Way (Erb) 90
Mr.. Patrick. Gay Warrior, Arrogate,
SafgerriS Time / ms.
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SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500; al
lowanceS: 3year-olds; lie miles.
Derrick (Hartack) $50 4.IO $40
Hoist Awav IN. YcaEa) $50 $50
Imon "a. YcaZa) 4 90
Harvest Singing. Masonic. Easy Prey,
Joe'S Master. Time, 1:432s.
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FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: al
lowance; 2-year-oids: 5la furlongs.
klinkhOuSe (UsSery) 40 $50 2.4O
Bourbon Prince YcaLa) $50 $50
Progressing (WOOdh'e) $50
AlRenib, Brickwork, Cape Canaveral.
Time. 1:05h.
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FOURTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; al
lowances: 3-year-olds; IL miles.
Farmers Glory tA'Ol 17.4O 4.40 3.1O
Dixie Line tUssery) $50 2.3O
Pr0thAlamion (Woodh'e) $40
Rockhewn, Mr., Dorman, Am Paus-
ing Time, l:4425
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EIGHTH Act-Pu!se, $500; claiming $4,000 to $4,000
3-yeor-oIdS and up; s FurIonqs

Mrs, Ko'hlsen Snyder-Wind N
b Ca'tls Rock Farm entry.
NApprsniies allowance sloimed.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-20
Swimming Classes Start On Monday

Come on in. the waters fine.
 So says Chief of Police Vickery aS he announces the starting les ans for children next Monday, June 2.
 The classes will be held be- tween the hours of 2 pm. and S:30 pm. Swimming lessons will De given both boys and girls be- tween the ages of 6 years and alder. Glasses will be conducted at the swimming pool of Pete and Millie Deveau.
 The Chief states that all child Fan will have to wear their suits 10 the pool, as there are no facili- ties tor changing, and bring some old clothing to wear home Also, he says, they must take shower before going into the pool Girls are requested to wear bathing caps.
 The lessons will be given all week long if the weather per mitS, and may continue until the
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-20
Sir ii inc Potentate To Visit Kodiak

Potentate of the Nile Temple of the Shriners in Seattle. Lloyd X. Coder and Mrs. Coder, will arrive in Kodiak Sunday morning for two day visit here. He will visit the local Shrine Club.
 A dinner in honor of the Shrine dignitary and his wife will be held at the 49 Room, Monday evening.
 Potentate Coder is visiting all the Shrine Clubs in the State. His Masonic background includes Past Master, Lafayette Lodge No. 241; Walter F. Meier Lodge of uesearch No. 281 F. & AM; Past Venerable Maste. ot Per
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Ali TorgraRnsen Given Promotion

YUMA, Ariz. (AHTNCl-Al- fred L. Torgramsen, g, son of Mrs. Rika Torgramsen, Kodiak, Alaska, recently was promoted to specialist four in Arizona, where he Is a motion picture cameraman at the Yuma Test Station.
 Specialist Torgramsen entered the Army in June 1857 and was last stationed in Korea.
 lie is 1855 graduate of Kodiak Independent High School.
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lection and B degree honorary.
 He is Past Patron of Radiant Chapter No. POT, Order of Eastern Star Potentate Coder has been prominent in Seattle Council No. 6, R. & SIM, Oriental Chapter No. 19, RAM, and Bethlehem Com mandery of Knights Templar.
 Mrs. Coder is a Past Matron of Radiant Chapter, O.E.S. and Past Queen of HataSu Temple, Daught- CTS of the Nile.
 Mir. Coder is president of the Systems Transfer and Storage Company in Seattle. President of the local club is Burt Walker. Other officers are ''Blackie" Pat terson, vice-president and John Lotz, Secretary-treasurer.
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4th Child Is Born

John Stephen, weighing 8 lbs 91a ozs., was born on June IA to Emma Louise and Henry Frank lin Tisdale, ABCA, USN. John Stephen is the fourth child for the TiSdaleS'.
 Chief TiS6ale is attached to FASRON IA, Naval Station. The family make their home at 1876 No. Boulevard.
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Son For Roberts .s

A third child, Daniel Edward, weighing T Lbs. 13N ozs.. was born on June 14 to Patricia Bernadine and Robert Edward Roberts, SK2-
 MT. Roberts is serving with the Navy, and the family lives at Aleutian Homes.
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end of the month. The classes will not be mixed. Classes for girls and boys will be. alternated: and just so many taken at 8 time, the Chief stated. !,
 Classes are free.
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 No rest for this Chevy... round the clock the engine never stops!

At Wastington's bustling Na- tionaI Airport, Allied AUiatiOn FueIing counts on it's radio equipped CheUy to get creUs and tank trucks to the right planes at just the right time. Aside from occasional time out for the usual serUice, it's Thrift n1aSter 6-cyIinder engine has been running q hours q day for the past 9 months!
 Once you've got that kind of endurance working you don't worry much about lost job time. BreakdOwns go out of style the day your Chevy goes into action.
 The fact is, Chevrolet trucks are dead set on dropping the word "downtime" right out of the English language. And they just might, if precision engi- neering and top-quality mate rials have anything to say about it. Chevy trucks are put together to stay together incorporating the most advanced chassis de- velopments, the most efficient G. cylinder and V8 engine designs. They're built to last, built to keep Chevrolet's hard-earned reputation for reliability flying high.
 Going into the real heart of Chevrolet advantages is where your dealer comes in. He'll show you, in feature after feature, that you can't buy more truck dependability - in any weight class-at any price.
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If you want to buy, sell or rent, ne Kodiak Mirror.
Evening star., 1959-12-17
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

erama, which featured Jackie
Coulson's 140-385.
Miss Jones, who now is aver
aging 1894, and Mrs. Ryan led
Peoples to 1927 set, high for
the league this season. Mrs.
Kenney has a 1912 average.
while Mrs. Ryan is third with
l17-6.
Marilyn Rankin took UP the
slack for Goetz made by the
absence of Mrs. Kenney by
firing an amazingly consistent
set of 132-133-133-398 to lead
her team back into first place
with a sweep over King Pins.
King Pins led Goetz by pinfall
before last night, but fell into
third place behind Fair Lanes,
which took all three games
from Miller High Life.
Norma Klein led Fair Lanes
with l39-364, but took a back
seat to Miller's Kitty Hamilton,
who scored 142-392.
The standings: Goetz, 29-16;
Fair Lanes, 27-18; King Pins,
26-19; PEOPLES Title, 20-25;
Miller, 1927; Fontana, 1880.