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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
Belmont Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE--Purse, $1,000: s.
year-oId maidens; 2 furiones;, IN IA
humble Fiddler tsorpol $40 40
0r LionSeSrte ei'' Bespoken, Armament
Alhamhra Circle, Helioport. Mr. Dor
man, Farmers Glory. Time, l:2Sss.
asECoND RACE - Purse, s4.5o0;
allowances; 5-yeaf-olds and up; fur
Marx Marx the way tsOr'O, $3.50 400 :.yg
Shut Down Cole 1850 ~
Harvest SINGING tNelsOnl 40
BY Far. Up AT Dawn. Goshen. Pondi-
cherry. Time, 1:l2
DAILY DOUBLE rAID $3.50
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; D furlongs.
Deep Breath tYcaEal 6.@O 3.S9 s.x ~
h' Si Ste' 1n intruder Masonic. FratsiiO.
Time, 1:1lls.
FOURTH RAcE.Purse, $4,000; al
Sseins g PIE ss aC soo
star Wagon (Br0us'rd) 11.5O 9-5o
Tribes Hin John Doe, Royal Ben
der, Windstream, Socrates. Genian,
Prince Rascal, Time, 1898.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; al
lowance: 3-year-elds; Lii miles.
Upland Turf (Ander'nl 0.1O $50 4.2O
Court Affair fArcarol 400 $40
Tomlke lNelson) go
Gawain, Imon, Van. Quest, MASONIC,
Dixie Line Prothalamion. Time l;43.
SIXTH RACE+Purse. $4,000 add
ed the Withers Stakes; 3-year -olds;
Intentionally tYeaEa) ;.5O 40 500
Mani 4 Mailer tBrO'db I.@O .d0
Pilot Pen Bolero, Eurasia, shutdown
II, Seven Corners. Black Hills. .Atoll,
Rare Rice, Anita's Son, Crafty Skipper.
Time. l:35ss.
Field.
SEVENTH RAcE--Purse. $4,000:
llowance 4.year-olds up; Iss miles
LangtOn Breeze Bailey $50 600
Mariners Guide tBurr) 1880
King Grail Upstart II, Landman.
Muscadel, Pop Corn, Dotted Line, Mi
dontraE. Time. 2:16.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $500: al
lowance; 4-year-olds up 8 furlongs
Misty Flight tRuans) 1880 SEQ $50
N SsnSli MINI Srlei Smith, 10" IA. sS
Victory Morn Gay Warrior. Slap
1er. Yemen Golden East. Time, Ills.
NINTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4.year-olds and up; 8 furlongs.
Joe Jones tYcazab 400 $40
New Holland tErhl 4.sO
Phipeep. Incitatus. Court Planting.
5unny's Babe, Check Artist. Time,
l '0b.
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the $1,7O0 Bel Air Purse at a
mile, went to the Bonita
Stables Alcindor, a French
Bred 4-year-old who galloped
to an easy two-length triumph
at $3.50. Alcindor. purchased
privately from George Garrett.
was registering his third
straight triumph. Billy Boni-
face, 17-year-old son Of Bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

Z NEW YORK, May. 70 (AP)-
Intentionally, a black colt
owned by the Brookfield Farms
Of Harry Isaacs. Baltimore
sportsman. overlook the pace
setting Crafty Skipper on the
turn for home today and went
on TO capture the S90.650
Withers Mile at Belmont Park
by three easy lengths.
Emil Dolce's Manassa Mauler,
who upset First Landing in the
Wood Memorial at Jamaica
last month, finished second.
Howard r. Keck's Bagdad, an
invader from California, came
from far back to collect third
money. 41a lengths back Of
Manassa Mauler. The Charfran
Stables Crafty Skipper, favorite
Of the crowd Of 1887, finished
seventh after setting the pace.
Third Win for Ycaza
Manuel Ycaza, the Panaman-
ian Jockey who replaced the
suspended Bill Hartack. rode
Intentionally. 1t was his third
victory Of the afternoon.
Thirteen 3-year-oIds started
in the 84th running Of the
Withers.
Intentionally and Crafty
Skipper broke in front from
the gate, but Bobby Ussery
soon had the former in front
as they scooted down the back
stretch. Robert s. Lytle's SUM-
down II was third back OF
Intentionally.
Going into the far turn with
about a half-mile remaining,
Crafty Skipper still led by
about two lengths over Inten-
tionally, but the Rokeby
Stables Seven Corners had
moved into third place.
Fastest Withers Ever
Ycaza then sent Intentionally
around Crafty Skipper turning
for home and the speedy son
of Intent-My Recipe, by Dis
covery. drew off to win in a
snappy 1855, making this the
fastest Withers ever run.
The winner, who carried 126
pounds along with all of the
other starters. paid $3.50, $4.4O
and $3.50. ManasSa Mauler re-
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Bel Air Results
BY the Associated Press

by the ASSOCIATED ffeSS
FIRST RACE-Purse, SLIGO; claim
B mS SssI tSPs sas W. g,O fSSJSnss
Spinning Jenny (Bauer) $50 2.8O
TOlna Rose tMeIvorl 3.S0
Vieta Lee, New Scene, Rock Flame,
Mizar, Uncle Sugar, Single Threat.
Time. l;Olb.
SECOND RACE - Purse. SLIGO;
claiming: 4-year-olds and up; fur
PSiis.s Ace tstake, 1880 $500 1900
Charming Way tJeffries) 600
Sun Brandy. Exact, Scrap Copper,
Money Charm, Many Chances, Jim
Fields, Greek Town. Time, l:O0.s.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sI.S98AO
,la EasD EAeF a RSr' sp s1f iS2!
Diatomic tFord) 1850 $40 400
C0mm0tiOn IGrant) l1.2O $40
Fire Moon. Ever Young, Tetrsd'
Spprtsmanship. Yew Spring, Princess
Glade, Big Blade. Time, 1;21as.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. $1,000:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 5 fur
Detsena (Kratzl s6O $50 ESQ
OTiyH (Danisi) 800 go
Midland tFOrd $40
FlRing Packase, Rose Case, Djeddah
foot Lady, Dip Up Time, l:01%..
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: clsim-
i E 4,y re- and UP; i az IS
Lane srn s Rese mckee, '''O $50 $50 $50
zacs Ship, Angel Belle, carrier.
Roekbully, Smart Set Foray's Boy,
Roman Disk. Time, I.27%.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. 81 400; claim
ing 3-year-olds; fur,ongs.
Lazy Rippey Clark 11.20 $50 4.60
FS rss s, smsi ssls3o, 4'oO s' SS
Daeworthy, PARALYSIS. Hunters Bay,
Petite Battlement. Time. 1928.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. 81 800;
claiming; 4-year-olds up; furlongs.
We We kaws t is.rI 1910 s.sc ~. se
Hifh Renda lGreen) 4.60
Rsouisse, Beau Bound, Tedken. SLAMS
Sister, Hay Fever, Friendly Ellen, Red
land Road Time, 1:00as.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, S1.7OO;
claiming 4-year-olds and up; / mile.
AlcindOF tBOnifaeel $50 so 400
Colony Menu fMeKee) $50 500
RSysi BriSade. Happy Warrior, Parti
Qulz, Sarah Constant, This Day. Time.
1898
NINTH RAcE-Purse. ST. zoo: claim
our cssmpn 9Dsp sDd iS SP SO Sls $50
Dreamers Moon (CIark) 4.2O 4.20
Orphan Nike, Natural Lady. Breezy 5y
trieis Lynch, Cure All. Ting l:tsIs.
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BEL AIR

Continued From Page FL
ped the previous 1859 high of
$1,243.2O. paid at Bowie March
81. it was not a Bel Air record.
In 1858 a Bel Air double paid
$6,626.40, a record for this
track.
Top race Of the afternoon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
BY DICK SLAY
Star Stan Writer

Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School finished with a rush. to
overtake Northwood and swamp
20 other opponents for the
Maryland State Glass A scho-
l%stic track championship yes
terday before a slim crowd at
Byrd Stadium.
North Carroll nipped Damas-
Gus for the Class B title, 81
points to n. and Washington
High School from Princess Anne
successfully defended its Class
C crown with a lofty 1913 points.
Runnerup for three straight
years in Class A and third last
year after a disqualification,
Bethesda Chevy Chase made
the top yesterday with 80 points.
The BaronS won four of the
IA events and amassed 10 or
more points in two other events
with their overall strength.
Points were awarded on a
10-8-6-4-2-1 basis.
Three of bees victories
were in the relays on the last
half OF the program as it over
hauled front-running North
wood, which had led until the
10th event. B-Cc foursomes set
State records in the mile and
half-mile relays and missed the
440-relay mark by one-tenth of
a second.
However, Northwood's Kenny
Laid was the meets No. l star
as he smashed the State record
for the discus by almost IL feet
with a heave Of 161 feet even.
Billy Grey of Walter John
son. last years double winner
in the sprintS, was dethroned
in the 100-yard dash by Eric
Wowra Of Bladensburg in the
record-tying time of go seconds.
Grey came from behind to nip
Wowra in the 220-yard dash.
In Glass B. Damascus over
took North Carroll with five
events remaining but lost out
when the latter scored 10 points
in the pole vault, 440 relay and
220 dash to clinch the cham
pionship.
Summaries.
CLASS A
y, Shot put: l1Joyce, Fort Hill; p
&C; = Prentice, B-cC; ) - Markoe,
Frederick; 6-Dggan, Walter johnson.
Broad Jump: i-oraham. North
Jordan, Dundaik; 4-Guthrie, B-cC:
55@oWyindSor, Blair; O. o'Reilly, Blair.
Discus i if Northwood; .
Lewis. Blair; 3--Dugan, Walter John
High Point; 6-Poffel, Kenwood. lel
wood, and Bland, Northwestern: B.
tie, Slye, Northwood, and Carpenter,
Dundalk; 5--tie, Grimm, Fort Hill,
snd Mancuso' Northwestern. 5 feet,
1S0-yaId low hurdles: Broth, B.
&C; 2-Knight, B-CC: 3-Burns,
Frederick; 4--Beard, Northwood; D.
Markey, Frederick; 6-o'Neai, Blair.
1O0-yard dash: l--Wowra. Bladens-
burg; Grey, Walter johnson; j.
Shelton. Northwood: FRANKS. Bla-
densburg. Brown, Gainesville; g.
Stoner, North Hagerstown. 90 seconds
tiles state record, set by Dennis.
Havre de Grace, 1859.
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Suffolk Results
, BY the Associated Press

NA1eeNASNNS
FIRST RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim
s ms a-ffs tGHI@m ana uIP so sio eo
Tran Of Gold Wan H'k) $50 s.Se
o Noble Pat, Perch, yos's Folly. cOnss
Way, Beach Beau, Lady Colonel, No
Defeat. Time. 1928.
SECOND RACE = Purse. $500;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up: fur-
Will Dust tvenutD 400 ego AGO
Prince Bel Beau (WajdaI $50 i.S0
Highland Rogue RYAN 1910
Here Come Joe, War of Roses. Kill
larney's Boy, Flower Picture, Noble
Warrior, Diving Boots. Gambia. Time,
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000 claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; turlonss;
Ali Corners tGrimml 500 $50 800
Mr.. HawIey tSpinale) $50 ~
Your Git, in the Spring, Proud
Boy Noble JAG, Susong, safe Date,
Fourth. Attempt, Miss Holly Hill. Time,
1:113S,
FOURTH RACE = Purse, $2.4OO;
claiming; 3-year-olds: ! mile Z
Wanted Knapp 60.2O 1890 Io.ng
Thistle Susan tGFeenl see 4.Sg
Field Of Glory tMerc'rl 1.5e
canard, Napoleon. Gold Ban. Natural
Shadow. Time, 1888.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim
Ing, 4, ,Ss. ana S aco l nile pn an
Wsr.coSmand tsnyder) ' $3.50 $50
Tanfran (MeLaughlin) $3.50
Red sultan, Pbar in Front, John
Hancock Fight Imitation, OIL Boom.
Time. ~ ;3szs. @
SIXTH aAcE-Purse, $500; claim
Roekie Greek tDeroinD 43.40 1850 S.G0
Petted Lark (Snyder) S.2O 9.6O
D' crSTn h MsrS asp 81 Marks. Bernx HiSS
Dynamic. Time Ill.
SEVENTH RACE = Purse, sa,9oO;
elaimins; 4-year-oids up; 9 turlonGs.
F FaiH e e:S.r G ;sns%.r iOo s sSS i SS
-ttsh'gh Gus wan Hkl $50
Switch on Our President, Criss M.
In the Country, clifis oDover. 1.me,
ILL ~
ed abe suffolE Downs s AnniVer ssr
STAKES: 3-year-olds; furlongs:
CsdFs Brook (Gran) 3.s0 200 go
VIII This Do MADDEN $50 :.20
snshis 81" DANDY f:S.' a Grand wizard ard
ThoIenbusf.. a BY Hy, z Eagle Gem.
HilwAii. Time, 1:l0h.
. ArRonne Stable entry.
NINTH RACE--Purse. S3,200; a.
lowAnce: 4-year-olds and up. Il. miles.
COIOneast tBorgem'el 1910 7.fO 4,B0
Dotfhle Bid tMereierl 100 100
M0torLine (Snyder) $40
Pongfree. Greek Admiral, O'Keegan,
Baffoco, War signals, Mike Barry.
Time, 1:44a5.
TENTH RACE-Purse, 81. 500; handi-
cap; 3-year-olds and up; la miles.
Cors0 (Wilderl 1900 $50 $50
Blue Pad (DePoin) 1.2O $50
Land Lover (Sheppard) 6.SC
Ronald j.. q Deep Study, JeJen,
White Horse Girl, Deep Thought,
Brookwood. Time, 2:202s.
FULLER entry
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SECOND RACE - Purse. 81. 900;
claiming: 3-year-olds; 9 furlongs.
BrIdlewise lSellersl 1850 SEQ 500
Dykhtau Cook 6.6O 400
Little Brave (Brooks) $50
Twenty Penny, Gallasway, Road
Agent, Linzy Boy, Flying Scholar
Imagine That. Borgia Bull. Time.
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Washington Park
Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; l mile.
Ebony Beauty tSel'TsD II.iO 100 $50
Cilcennin tCarstCns) ll.60 $50
ShruE BrOOkSl $50
Motoramic. Junior Jay Noble Court.
Do Diane Trust Allis, Ocean Hop.
caballo Risque Song, Bonnie Gail
Time, 1:412s.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAM sI0i.l0

DAHL DOUbLE rAIU SlO4.1O
THIRD RACE--Purse, $4,000: g.
year-olds and up, maidens; q furlongs.
Leedsacon Cock $50 $50 $40
Aliller (Sellersl 600 $50
Mr Bit, Lovely Legend, PreciosC
II. Seventy Six. b Alessta. Time, liz
Gilmore entry.
Calumet Farm entry.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. $4,000;
SIAN ~ 1ysarods up S1 t AZ
Duntreath Tint CNeno) 800 ?.Su
Fleet AFRO (Br0Oks) l.8O
Nj D. manic. Monogram, Gratitied,
Pats Baby, Mordeels, Scotch View
gTSTH EAcE@RIHrss ; saiSoo al
Erie County tArms'E) $3.50 $40 100
Eauifun (Rohiehauxl $40 $40
Garrison, Roman Rascal. Eibruz,
Time, 1:ll-
SIXTH RAcE.Pgrss; $1,000; claim
FestaI tSeurlOekJ 400 40 $50
BOkafis lBr0oksl $50 $3.50
N0FrSken tSkorOnski) 100
Big Sweep, Police Call. Jackie's Kuda.
Game conaueror, Muraibec. Time,
l1:ll%.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. 81. 500:
claiming; 4-year-olds up; 8 furlongs
Land o. Peace tRotE) 900 $50 100
Shoot Man (Rogersl $40 $40
SafeLandlug Cook 100
Sabedale. Mangam, Persia, First Fair
Hue And CRY Time. I'LL.
EIGHTH RACE Purse, $4,000
AIDED. the Clank Handicap; 3-year-
olds. and up; q furlongs
Charles Song lROg'sN 11.6O $50 4.3O
Greek Game Sellers 400 40
Rellim S. W.. Better Bee. Encore,
b .-laruliah. Yukon Jake, Indian Heir,
Rockmoore, Gleenan, Cuvier Bow.
Benedieto. b Bolero U. Time, 1:10ss
Miller entry.
Hasty House Farms entry.
Field.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; l mile
xing Redbird iRotEl 1860 $50 500
Half Carat D0dsOnl 1880 $40
Nennie 10 Cook 3.20I
Dinner Winner, Guiding. Towson
Town, Fabulist. Club Champ. Time
;Je%s.
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- Tyo-dollar mutusls paid = AWHILE $500 IS 20
eHGadle-s2o2.zoo pallz double handls-sss4.sls.
SECOND RACEPurse $500: claiming; 4-year-olds and
up fuTlongs Post 3Q5 off at once: start rood won
rab RenoWn II-Mesl Trainer j. F. Beattie. Values
2,100, $500. $455, S245 Time. 1:12h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

Mike Nash gave up only four
hits and struck out 10 batters
as he pitched Navy's Plebes to
a 60 baseball victory over
Wakefield High School of Arl-
ington.
WAKEFIELD 600 002 600 4 8
NAVY 240 600 00x--6 2
Rueling, Francis (2) and Dirks;
Nash and Cvbul
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y Triangle Publieationl, mel

4, 300: cIsimInH. 1.ySsr. ID and
'S5ilSass s es. b: ssss St & 'Hs;
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SIXTH sSAcE-Purse, 5000; claim
ing; .A-year -0lds and up; q furlone6.
Rookie Greek tDeroinD 43.40 1850 SEQ
Petted Lark (Snyder) $50 $50
Beau Count Knapp $50
crown Marble st. Marks, Bernwith.
Dynaraic Time Ill
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SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $1,000;
claiming: 4-year-oldS up; 6 furlongs.
Plain Ben tGFimml 11.OO SOC 4 90
Total Oscar (Snyderi 100 400
~'ttsh'gh Gus IVAN Hkl $50
Switch on Our President, Criss M.
In the Country, clifis O'Dover. 1.me,
I'LL ~
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JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENTS
AT BEL AIR

Mondays Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time, 1:30 PM
BEST BET--EPPA JEPpA--NlNTH RACE
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FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
Ing 4-vear-olds ana up. ! mile.
Jeyrin (Grimm) 900 400 40
Command tSnyder) $3.50 ESQ
Tanfran (MeLaushlin) $50
Red Sultan, Pllar In Front, John
Hancock Fight Imitation, OH Boom.
Time. II 1854. @
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FOURTH RACE = Purse, $2,4O0;
claiming; 3-year-olds. l mile;
Wanted Knapp 500 1000 Iv.uY
Thistle Susan tGFeen) 6.6e LIB
Field Of Glory tMerc'rl 4.So
Battling Hannah. Visit to Moon,
Canard, Napoleon. Gold Ban. Natural
Shadow Time, 1888.
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TENTH RACE-Purse, 81. 500; handi-
Gag; 3-year-olds and up; la miles.
Corso (Wilderl 1900 $50 4.S0
Blue Pad (Deroin) 7.2O $40
Land Lover tSheppard) 5.SC
Ronald j.. Deep Study, JeJen,
q White Horse Girl, Deep Thought,
Brookwood. Time, 2:202s.
eFuller entry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

FIRST RACE-Purse, SLIGO; claim
ing 4-year-olds and up: s furlonss,
Spinning Jenny (BauerD $50 80
TOlna Rose tMeIvor) $50
Vieta Lee, New Scene, Rock Flame,
Mlzar, Uncle Sugar, Single Threat.
Time. l:01hs.
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NINTH RACE-Purse. S3,200; al
CoI0neast (Borgen'el 1910 1.4O $50
Dotfhle Bid tMereierl 100 100
M0torLine (Snyder) $40
Pungfree. Greek Admiral, O'Keegan,
Bafroco, War Signals, Mike Barry.
Time l.444s
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FIRST RAcEpun 81 900; eomns sl.zsO $1,000, 4-y.ar-
/ olds and p: 8 fuyonos, II
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man G-1l
HBP-By Davis fstettlef). by Cor
man (BellinoI PBI-Nichols
U-Stolte, thunderstorm.
T-2:15.
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lCopyri1nteu, 1903,
FIRST RACE-Purse,
up, fillies and mares: Q
start good. won DRIVING.
By Charing Cross Cheat
$2.100. 500, $45b, S2A!
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THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000 claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; y furlongs.
Ali Corners tGrimml 500 $50 300
Mr.. HawIey tSpinalel $40 $50
Noted lMcLaughlinD $50
Your Gilt, in the Spring, Proud
Boz Noble JAG, Susong, safe Date,
Fourth. Attempt, Miss Holly Hill. Time,
1:l13S
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SIXTH RACE - Purse $4,000: allowance; 4-year-olds
and furongs Post. STA: off 5:14: start good
driving Winner, Brookfield Farms b. h. by Broofield
Better seh-Isgoot. Trainer Z. Kelly values-S6O0 0
$1,000, $1,000 500. Time, l:lO4s.
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NINTH RAcE-Purse. 81 zoo: claim
ing; 4-Year-olds and UP; / mile.
Our Champ'n (Dep'ol 1880 500 $40
Dreamers Moon (Clark) 4.2O 4.2O
Metaxa (Feltenl $50
Orphan Mike, Natural Lady Breezy
Indian, Riel Heather, Sun MelPin, Pa
trieia Lynch, Cure All. TimG1 :t2hs.
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CHARTS OF GARDEN STATE RACES

Two-dollar mutuels paid CHIT CHAT, $780, $4,2O,
81 SO.
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yEGE6 $3.50 m sssa @ aEE $780, $50
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EIGHTH RACE - Purse, S1.7OO;
claiming 4-year-olds and up; l mile
AlcindOF tBOnifaee) $50 $50 400
Colony Menu Mckee, $50 500
Emulation (Green) $50
Royal Brigade, Happy Warrior, Part
Quiz, Sarah Constant, This Day. Time
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SECOND RACE - Purse, Sl,1OO:
cl9iming: 4-year-olds and up; 5 fur
longs
P0ily,s Ace (StakeD 1880 $500 1900
Dev0tee (Green) 500 400
Charming Way tJeifries) D.60
Sun Brandy. Exact, Scrap Copper,
Mepsy Charm Many CHANCES Ss Jim
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FIFTH RAcE-Purse $4,000: claiming 4-year-oids and
up: furongs. Post 443; off assn; start good; won
oehts Tainer ooaTS siioo
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cha? Y tienen toda la raz6n los jueces GU.
Danos. 81 hemos de poner a salvo las gsran.
tias que necesita ell hombre para vivir en- So
cledad, debemos comenzar por ser implaca.
bles con los que violan esas g~arantias des-
de ell poder, con abuse del poder.
va desde los tiempos de Platon oued6
aclarado que 81 bien Ell criminal del orden
comun suele ser merecedor de piedad, en-
Gambia, Ell crimen cometido por Ell tirano de.
be ser objectionable y la causa de I'm odio
justo y legitimo.
La irnpunidad de los verdugos, la impu-
nidad de los t%iranos, perpetua la dictadura,
desacredlta la ~justicia y c~onvierte en- tradi-
cion Ell abuse y la crueldad.
Por un instinto de salud, ell pueblo GU.
bano no quiere volver a caer en- la ignomi-
MA de los regimenes que dan tormento en-
las %carceles, y esta hoy dedicado a prestar
su apoyo franco, d~ecidido, ~violento, a los re.
beldes que no Sc han conformado con triun.
lar sino que estan empenados en- hacer triun-
far tambien la ~justicia. Precisamente DOR
que los ANNA la piedad santa de garantizar
,el tuturo contra una repetici6n de los cri-
menes contra la piedad.
Ell pueDlo ue CuDa eSta dem0StrandO sa-
lud interna y vaEentia para evitar que la i'm.
punldad dele esa huella que es fatal para
ell future.
Castro Ruiz no puede olvidar que ST en-
pezo su movimiento con recursos modestos.
conto deSde ell principle con ell respaldo mo.
raj y material de un pueblo que no solo que
ria libertarse de un NAL Gobierno, sino que
exlgia ell castigo de sus verdugos Y sus tira-
nos. No es ell pueblo cubano de esa indole
farisea que Sc apiada del verdugo a la no.
ra de la %justicia, pero no supo apiadarse de
la victima cuando era poderoso ell opresor.
Tenemos que llegar a la conclusion de
que Cuba y su Jefe Castro Ruiz estan en- 10
justo.
No creo que este por demas aventurar
un consejo, con 10 que confirmo la mania
de los vleJos, que suele ser la de darlos sin
que Sc los pidan. Que recuerde Castro Ruiz
que por 10 que esta hacienda parece ser
tan castillo, que recuerde a nuestra anti
qua Reina-la gran Isabel la Cat6lica-y 10
que dijo cuando la invitaban a presidir un
acto de fe, "Lamento-dijo-que TODD ESQ
sea necesario, pero Ell Rey no debe presen-
tarse en- actos pdblicos sine para conceder
g~racia".
Hay veces que Ell exhibicionismo dana,
aunque sea para impartir ~justicia.
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LA GRAN CANpANA

los cuales ell partido comunista constituye una
minoria insignificante.
Los britanicos no concedieron al princi-
= pho importancia alguna a la campafa. Ell
nombre, sin embargo, de alggunos de los
que Sc unieron despues a ella les hizo vol
yer de SUI actitud.
En- Gran Bretana, Ell principal espiritu
director de la campana es ell condo Russell,
mejor conocido con ell nombre que utiliza
en- sus obras filosoficas y literarias: Ber-
,trand Russell. Aunque tiene va Sc amos
partlclpa en- la campana con gran actividad.
Entire los partidarios de la campana en-
la Europa continental Sc encuentran los
siguientes: Ell professor Max Born, hombre
de ciencia ganador del Premio Nobel; ell
doctor Martin Niemoller, famoso por SUI va.
liente oposicion a Hitler; ell doctor Karl
Barth, notable t~e6logo; Niels Bohr, ganador
tambien del Premio Nobel; y Jean Paul Sar.
tire.
Born y Niemoller son alemanes; Barth.
sulzo; Bohr, danes; y Sartre, padre del exis-
tercialismo, frances.
En- Holanda, ell punto principal del Par.
lido Socialista Pacifista, fundado hace dos
amos, es su o~posicion a las armas nucleares.
a pesar de que Sc fundo hace tan POGO item.
po Sc espera que game algunos ~asientos en- la
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