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far back to be third, ga
lengths behind. Dig Down An
ished fourth, another two
lengths back.
Evening Glow picked up
$18,5l7 as her share Of the
gross purse Of $28,950.
Two jockeys rode three win
ners each on the card. Fausto
D. Rivera, who had not been
aboard a winner here in 43
months, won the second race
on Look Good for a $14 pay
of. then came back to score
with Self Control at $6S.40 in
the fifth and Wonderful
Wizard at $3.50 in the ninth.
Larry Gilligan also rode
three winners. They. were
Exodo ($7.40) in the fourth
race, Wise Guy ($27.2O in the
sixth, and Vetian's Pal ($8.80)
in the eighth. Joe Culmone
increased his advantage as
the meetings. leading rider
with two wins, bringing his
total to 80.
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BOT Shot Takes
Michiqun Mile

DETROIT, July Hap
Total Traffic, a 30-l shot, set
a track record of 1:41% for
the mile and one-Sixteenth and
won the 50.000-added Michi-
gan Mile at the Detroit Race
Course today.
Herbert Hinojossa took the
G and K Stables horse to the
front at the clubhouse turn and
led all the way, pulling away
in the stretch to a five-length
victory before a crowd of 22,855.
Racetracker was second and
Plion third.
Total Traffic had won only
one other race in II starts this
year. Today's victory was worth
$40,350. He paid $67, $3.50
and $11.80.
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COntlnued From Page FL
stead of Paul Bailey, looked bad
from the start. She was last out
Of the gate, but Ussery dug into
her and moved up as the
field of nine 3-year-old fillies
swung into the clubhouse turn.
Some thought she bothered
both the winner and Silver
Spoon at that point, although
there was no mention of this
later.
AS Jockey Dick Lawless set a
good pace on Indian Maid
around the turn and down the
backStretch, Boland seemed
content to bide his time, with
ReSaca also playing a waiting
game. Quill, while not found
ering, appeared to be of bal
ance and never was a threat.
Ussery Doesn't Alibi
Ussery said he had no ex-
cuses.
IF anyone had a little trou-
ble," he said, "it was the win
ner."
Baird c. Brittingham's Coun-
tercheck, Michael D'Onofrio's
Cervina, Happy Hill Farms
Czarina and Gregory Peters
Geechee Lou, who rounded out
the field, never were serious
contenders once they passed the
grandstand.
When Boland and Silver
Spoon did get the lead it
seemed they might come on
and take the lions share of
the $47,675 purse. But they
couldn't shake of Resaca and
Ycaza, and there was a roar
from the crowd when Manuel
veered to the outside, where
the track seemed flrmest, and
went to the whip. He was wing
ing and whipping at the six
tenth pole, where it was evil
dent that he had his 10 per
cent of the net of $34.850 as
good as in the bank.
Resaca's victory boosted her
1859 earnings to $99,212 and
gave her a total of $132,501. 1t
was her fourth victory in five
starts, although she had only
three seconds to show in four
tries last year. Resaca's only
defeat this year was in the
Acorn at Belmont, where she
was sixth in a field of IL.
Betting for the day totaled
$1,915,335.
Mooring Stables Tempted,
King Ranch's Chistosa, and AL
fred T. Taylor's Miss Orestes-
all eligibles for next weeks
mile and one sixteenth New
Castle Handicap - finished in
that order in the $4,000 fifth
race.
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Tick lock Wins
'Gansett Stakes

PAWTUCKET, R. l.. July II
(AP). - Howell E. Jackson's
Tick Took today won the
$21, 300 Blackstone Valley
Handicap at Narragansett
Park, a six-furlong sprint for
3-year-olds and up that was
renewed for the first time since
1948.
The 6-year-old Double Jay
gelding had little difficulty
hitting the finish line AZ
lengths in front of Bumpy Road
after having been made the
3-to-5 favorite by the 1853
spectators. Sam Boulmetis,
never before aboard Tick Took,
eased him up in the last 30
yards. The winners time was
1:1035.
Tick Took paid $500, $40
and 1920 while earning $l4,010
for his owner. Bumpy Road
returned $500 and 1920, while
Pundit. who ran third, was
1920 To show.
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Eclipse Stokes Won
By AIy Khun's Colt

SANDOWN, England, July IL
(AP).-The Ally Khan's Saint
Crespin III drew away in the
last 100 yards today to win the
62d running of the Eclipse
Stakes in an all-French finish
Saint Crespin III, fourth in
the English Derby, passed VII
Argent in the late stretch and
held of a strong challenge by
Javelor to win by a neck. VII
Argent, who led most of the
way, was another half length
back for third in the field of
nine.
English-owned Fidalgo, the
5-4 favorite who had finished
second to Parthia in the Derby
was fifth. Saint Crespin III
went off at S to 2.
The winner was timed in
2:104s for the ~ miles and
earned $32,706.
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3 Youths Capture
PentuthIon Titles

Norman Holmes and Leonard
Randolph, jr.. of Raymond
Playground and Harlod Grove
Of Sherwood won the three
age group pentathlon cham
pionships in the District Rec
reation Department COMPETE
ton yesterday at Banneker.
Top four scorers in each
class:
1917 AGE GROUP
Norman Holmes, Raymond. 3S1a
points; Ronald Simenton, Kelly Miller,
SO; Melvin Gales. Kelly Miller. 81 !;
Dwight Ellis. Raymond, 30h.
I4-15 AGE GROUP
Leonard Randolph, IT., Raymond.
ssh; John Cheek. Sherwood, &c. Dom
aid Harris, Banneker, So; Barry Rand,
i2.is AGE GROUP
Harold Grove, Sherwood. So; God
frey Foster. Deanwood, 53la; Barring
ton Hunt Sherwood. 51h: David
zurowski, Congress Heights, so.
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JOHANSSON IRKED
OVER CRITICISM
BY MARCLANO

STOCKHOLM, July II
(AP).-Heavyweight Cham
pion Ingemar Johansson,
usually imp e TT ur b a BILE,
flared up today at a remark
from Rocky Marciano.
Told that the eX-charn-
pion had described him as
a strictly long-range boxer
with only one effective
weapon CHS right, johann
sson said:
That's wrong. Marciano
doesn't know what he's
talking about. I'm not
scared of mitigating, and
should my right be blocked
I've got other weapons"
lingo said actually his
third round TKO Of Floyd
Patterson was too easy"
and didn't give him a
chance to show Just how
wide his boxing register is.
Il didn't think much Of
my performance in that
match" he said. Floyd
was too easy"
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Legion's AII-Stors
Scheduled August

The MISUNDERSTANDING ALL
Star American Legion junior
baseball game will be played
August l at Griffith Stadium.
The teams are composed of
the top players in the Mary
land and Virginia leagues. The
Virginia group holds a 81
edge in the series.
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Calumet Star
Loses by Nose
To A|hambra

CHICAGO, July II (AP)-
Alhambra, a feet 4-year-old
owned by Fred w. Hooper of
Coral Gables, Fla, Just lasted to
score a nose victory today in
the $28,l25 Arch Ward Memo
rial Handicap at Arlington
Park.
Calumet Farms 3-year-old
On-and-On, closing boldly in
the last eighth, barely failed to
get up, His stablemate. Ken
lucky Pride, was 3A lengths
back In third place.
Another Calumet horse, the
7-year-old Bardstown, was
scratched from the overnight
field Of Is. as were Bolero U
and Shoot Man.
Alhambra, ridden by Johnny
Choquette, paid $40, $3.50 and
S4.20 to hackers in the crowd
Of 4,525. The Calumet entry, a
9-5 favorite, paid $500 to place
and 81 to show.
Alhambra earned $4,000 and
ran the six furlongs over a
slow track in Ill.
Alhambra is best remembered
as the 2-year-old who won the
Arlington Futurity by four
lengths two years ago and then
was disqualified when his
stablemate. Olymar, fouled Sir
Ruler.
Alb a mbra, carrying 100
pounds, spurted to the front at
once and held a two-length
lead around the stretch bend.
ridden by Steve
was far back at this
point. With an eighth of a
mile to go, On-and-On was
sixth. and then closed with a
rush.
This was Alhambra's third
stakes victory of the year. He
won the Armed Handicap at
Gulfstream Park and the Holly
wood Express Handicap.
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Mail Order Captures
Soronoc Cap at 28-1

lite. The Rokeby Stables Seven
Corners, who finished ga
lengths back in third place.
was $500 to show. Ada L. Rice's
Rare Rice was fourth, another
31a lengths away.
The Irishman packed top
weight Of l22 pounds, while
both Mail Order and Seven Cor
ners carried 113.
35-1 Shot Sets Pace
Mrs. Wallace Gilroy's Jet
Fuel, a 35-1 chance, set the
pace down the backstretch,
with Mail Order moving into
second place going into the far
turn. At that point. with about
a half mile to travel, The Irish
man had moved into third
along the rail.
Jet Fuel ran out Of gas on
the big bend, and Mail Order
took charge with The Irishman
making his challenge. They
fought head and head for the
final eighth and Mail order
just managed to hold on.
Mail Order, a black gelded
son Of One Count, Melted a
purse Of $18,095, compared to
his previous earnings Of $l7,136
for the entire season. This was
his first stakes victory.
Going into the feature, 1t
seemed as If an Eddie Arcaro
Day was in order. Eddie, who
was riding for the second day
since he fell with Black Hills
in the Belmont Stakes June Is.
had won two races earlier in
the day. He won the second
race with Helmville $500 and
the third aboard Irish Lancer
(S11 .20),
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NEW YORK. July II (AP) .
Mail Order. a lightly-weighted
28-to-l shot, hung on gamely
in the stretch today and beat
the vily-favored The Irish
man by q head in the Saith and
fastest running Of the Saranac
Handicap at Belmont Park.
Seven Corners was third in the
field Of seven 3-year-olds.
Jockey Paul Bailey took over
the lead on the turn to the
stretch, and Mail Order went
under the wire in 1:41H on
a fast track-just one-fifth Of
a second slower than the track
record set last July rs by Ricci
Tavi.
Incidentally, Ricci Tau won
the 1856 Saranac, with Bailey
in the saddle, and established
the stakes record of l:42b
which was broken today.
Last Day Of Meeting
This was the last day Of the
54-day Belmont meeting. Rae
ing shifts to Jamaica for three
weeks starting Monday, then
goes to Saratoga for the month
Of August.
Mail Order, owned by the
Alamode Farm Of Mode j
Spiegel, was the third longest
price on the board and his
hackers in the crowd of $4,000
collected $3.50. $3.50 and 1920.
The Wheatley Stables The
Irishman, winner Of the
Sysonby Handicap in his last
start June 81, was ridden by
Eddie Arcaro. and paid 1910
and $3.50 as the 9-to-20 favor
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Race at Visto Today

Newt Swift from Gathers
burg, who won the last feature
motorcycle race at Vista Race
way two weeks ago, will try for
a repeat today against such
rivals as Harvey Bigelow, Bus
ter Payne. Drayton Tylee and
Willie Davis, all with over
hauled machines. Time trials
will begin at ! pm.
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Area Boy Listed
On Grid Roster

NEW LONDON, Conn. July
II (SpeciaD Loren Edward
Drummer, jr., Of Mclean, Va,
will attempt to follow in his
fathers footsteps as a member
of the Coast Guard Academy
football team.
The Academy team opens
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for another drag racing pro-
gram.
Vito won the top speed tro-
ply last Sunday but was run
nerup in the top eliminator
runoff to Ronnie Bohn of Alex
andria, who also is expected
to return. Pits open at IL am.
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football practice August "a
under Coach Otto Graham,
former star quarterback for
the Cleveland Browns. Graham
signed as the Academy's coach
last fall.
Loren's father, Capt. Loren E.
Drummer, ST., was a guard for
the Cadet teams during the
mid-1930'S.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $4,000

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Hy Marshal He'd'yl 1910 SEQ $40
Pert Pat (MercieE) 500 800
Miss Lakewood (SDin'el $40
p. oRinion; AdaiF Skid Kid b Bone Tired
FOURTH RACE - Purse, Se,1o0:
claiming; 4-year.olds up; 8 furlongs.
NJ E1H Dare FsT cws! Gsir 1920 S SdS $ sSS
Hytone Dandy, Noble Warrior, Rush
PRINCE, Joble JAG. Emboss. Time,
LIES
Miss Bedrock lRo'r) 11.6O 100 40
Rolling Hoop Knapp $40 500
TartOs (GafgliOne) sac
Sunny r., Live live. Top Dresser.
MISS Fayeoee' Prize Entry. Time,
SIXTH RACE-Purse, So, 700: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; o furlongs
S SHnSEsE No !sD,n1H Me- i4%O s9S GsS
Des PLANES (Vinc'al 400
Scriyen, Seven Knots, Ronald j.,
Proud Boy, Crown Marble Time, 1919.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, 100000
added; handicap; 3-year-olds and up;
Tick Took IliBOuImetiO $40 $40 $40
Bunny Road (Spinalel $50 2.2O
Pundit (Skuse) 2.2O
DANDY Bitten, Criss NJ, Double
Entente, Barroco. Time, f:109s.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000:
claiming: 3-year-olds: / mile and 20
yards.
Mister Tao (KeIIer) $40 $50 $50
Savage Man (Spinale) $40 800
Oily DALI (VinclfOra) 4.4O
Ceylon Pearl, Aceing, Ringrier,
Senior Year, Napoleon. Time, l:462s.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; Lii miles.
Bolita IVAN Hook 1870 $50 Acc
Bhawan (Clemes) ago 400
Count Case (VinclfOrA) $50
Devilment, Spring Blaze, Rufus the
Red, ocean Lane, John B. P. Time,
l :4S2s.
TENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; Lid miles.
Hot Walker (Mad'n) 1900 $50 $40
Land Lash (Grimm) $50 $50
EtObicoke (VincifOra) $50
Shandon, War Ace Boy, Sun Search
er. Gotta Heart. Lord JET. Time, 1:49.
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Trophy Victor Returns
To Manassas Drugs

Ronnie Vito of Chillum, Md,
will bring his Model A Ford
with a Corvette engine back to
Old Dominion Speedway today
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Nurrugunsett Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $2,100; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Here Come Joe (Gri'm) 4.SO $40 800
Fight Imitation (SOire1) 500 $50
Fine Dick (Keller) $40
With Flash, Highland Rogue, Solo
Flight, Peppa Deppa, Piney Woods,
Not-a-Fault, Gang Fox. Time, 1885.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds up: 9 furlongs.
Alan's Babe (SoireZ) 1920 $40 4.2O
Tuck Me In (Mercier) SEQ 500
Sweet Swinger (Vinc'a) 4.8O
Doctor Tony. Grawac, l Hope. Hill
Baron, Rhy Dress Time, l:l33s
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FAMILIAR FACE IN WINNERS CIRCLESpattered Jockey
Eddie ArcsrG sits aboard Hem the winner Of the second at
Aca first victory since he was injured in the Belmont Stakes June 49,
in the fourth The Shman
Handicap and third again the sixth Eddie failed
Friday his first back at work after
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NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; -3-year-olds, 10 miles
Wond'ful Wiz'd (Rpa) $50 500 500
Rob the Rich Blum 600 $40
q Shann0ndale (Hart'kl 2AO
Ophir, Gun Fire, q Can't Sag, Pope's
Theory, Admiral Town, Dance and
Play, Red Trouble Time, 1:46b.
a Mcdaniel and Robinson entry.
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FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; all
iowances: 3;year-olds up; 6ls fTrlonggSS.
q Alarullah 0Heckm'n) $50 2.4O
Shoot Man CBrOOks) 2.6O
Take Heart, Greek Game. Rellim
s. w, Bolero U. Time, 1:174s.
Hasty House Farms entry,
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Belmont Results

BY the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500, claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; l mile.
aP'tr'lm'n P'te (Ruane) $50 80 $50
Net Ball (Broussard) $50 100
Bigger n Better, aTrades, Grace's
Luck, On Course, Alley Gal. Time, 81.
aDranerg Ranch-SilVerman entry.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $4,000; al.
lowances; 3-year-olds and up; q tur"
HeImviIIe tArcarOl 500 40 800
Genian (BroussardD 1880 $50
PilodOron (Nelsonl 40
gay E'0h RniFSt o 5T 0f RED 1ossiss,
Speedy Contessa, Trouveur. Time'
1:112s.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID SO
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 1900; allow.
ances: 2-year -olds; ~ turlongso An
Rise and Survive Uester) $50 $50
u Dancins Master, French Diable, Pro-
crossing, Blonde Ruler. Time, l;O4ss.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; al.
lowance; 3-year-olds up: 8 furlongs.
Besomer !WoodhOuseI $50 $50 S S0
Arniea (Nelson) $50 3.Oy
EgOtistical (ArearO) $50
Dor. Time 1:1O2s.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: al.
lSvanceS ny, S,year-Olds SGo t ~ asc
Miss Cloudy iWoOdh'se) $50 $40
First Asking (NelsOn) 400
Panabelle II, Questar, Paris Picnic.
Good as Co Time. 1:11Hs.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse,, $4,000 add
ed; the Saransc Handicap: 3-year.
Mai Mali order d bailey, $500 ESQ 40
The Irishman (ArcarOl ZIG 80
Seven Corners (Sorren'O) 500
Middle Brother, Jet Fuel, Rare Rice,
Racing Clouds. Time, 1:4l>s.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000:
Beau 6iable OW'dh'eI oe.5O 1880 sac
Combustion ii (And'nl go 40
King Grail. Pop Corn. Dotted Line.
Steel Flash Swallovswift. Ivy Lacquer.
Time, 2:192s.
EIGHTH RAcLPurse, $4,000: all
lowancesi;, 3,;yeaI-olds; Is miles. nm
Dixie Line (Sorrent'O) $3.50 $50
Goshen, Eiath, Count Nero Keep
Pitching. Time, 1429s.
NINTH RACE-Purse, 81 900; claim.
ing: 4-year-olds and UP; l mile.
Might Hawk (NeIsOn) 1920 eco 4.20
Kent'ky Roman CW'h'O $50 $50
Rcz's Gold (Ruanei 4.IO
New Prince. Trock, Jutland. Time.
1875.
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CHARTS OF DELAWARE PARK RACES

& Sy He S E $500 E rhine
Horse Jockey wet PIP. q q Str. Fin. Odds
iii 4
Moorsng stable Ge .christla Ian Stable entry 500
Pqn' s RsaSd Nss oRs4Es 50
~, SINH RAcE5PgTse $4,000 ADDED The oaks syeaT:
Winner Sns FsPsS: fn? say si sSSs
$500 Ems.@as.s; As fiss:'
q: J =: ||
sS S':s
P n e
sHd aa @ sPS6N Rss
MAID
INDIAN MAP Wen et The raj While SETTING shs
SS to after IN s FIVE late aa and did
mile Post 52a of At once start good won sTiying
Proof Trainer W. G. Freeman. Values-S3,250. $1,000,
Horse Jockey. wgt PIP z q Str Fin Odds
I'll E 4
g'g:i $3.50 G6F szs6G S
EIGHTH RACE-Purse So, 500; claiming (S3,500:
scSa van and Cg lie %sS
GERS b. 4. by Jett-Jett-Res Easy. Trainer, R: N.
Downes. Values-$2275 500, $3.50, S175. Time, :49.
Horse Jockey. Wgt. PIP. Y q Str. Fin. Odds.
TIL i
Musical Star (Cox)---- 113 s Oh Ans 1000
Fortunate Govato) 100 z z IS 52l $50
Cosmic Dust (Regalbuto) ia l 8 u 81 81 90
Flying Flynn Adamsl=- 119 1910
$50. Mr.. FLEET, 800 SIS so; MANPoWER, 1880
Handle-S217 $50. Total handle-S1915,336.
Attendance-23,33S.
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SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 4-year-oldS and up; mile.
DiscernyHAnt (NOno) $50 $50 800
Big Winner Cook $50 AGO
Eauipat (La1Ok) $50
Iranian, Presented. NegrotrecO,
Little Skip, Xalapa Boy. Time,
1899,
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FOURTH RACE - Purse, $4,000:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; l mile.
Game COnq'r (NOnO) 14.4O 100 400
ROYAL Flyer 'S%OrOnskn GAO $40
MambO Man (BrOOks) $50
Federal Eagle. Frame Up, Finale
Puer, Flying Venture. Time, 1885.
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SEVENTH RACE Purse. $500:
claiming: 4-year -olds up; d furlongs
Kings Image (H's'n) 1910 $50 500
Free and Busy (C0Ok) $40 4.4O
Etoka (Choauette) 14.60
Jet Sub, Persia, Pemberton, Flo
ridian, Ozark, DR.. Joe Kay. Sabena II.
Time, 1928.
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JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENTS
AT DELAWARE PARK
furIonss.

FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000 oowunes zyeor-od muiden sh
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EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000
added; the Arch Ward Memorial
Handicap; 3-year-olds up; 6 furlongs
Alhambra (Choa'tel 1000 $50 4.2O
. On-And-On (Brooks) SEQ 400
q Kent'ky Pride (Nic'ls) 400
Airride, Benedicto, Flight History,
b Arcandy, b Solution, Fightin Indian.
Yukon Jake. Time. III.
Calumet Farm entry.
Hasty House Farm entry.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S22s,iO

THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; al
lowanceS; 3-year-olds; ! mile,
Red Scrapper (Sel'rs) 1900 500 $50
a Sunny Street (BroOks) $50 2.20
Vince fHansman) $40
Irish Cousin, a Burgundian. Private
Tom, Disposition. Time, 1875.
Calumet Farm entry.
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Monmouth Results
nv the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ing: 2-year-olds; 51a furlongs.
Sister Snob (Culmone) $50 40 $50
Blue MiEnon (Ro0tl 900 $50
Bally Rocket Cook AGO
lingo King Hobo. Beautiful AN.
Varzi, Harvev's Baby, Wee Wiggle,
Howard. Trent. Time, 1:07B.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $500:
claiming; and year old maidens;
Look Good Rivera 400 100 40
Fairly Candle (Gibb) 1880 100
SnOkapi Blum $50
My Kind, Pine Daughter, Pytchley,
Myrrh. Her Turn, Bee Plus, Daric,
Imapebble, Dawn B. Time, l:1GB.
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ARLINGTON Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; q turlongs.
Chris Moose (Bar'D $500 I2.S"
Police Call DURAN gao 15.4O
Spy Melody DodsOn) I-.Vs
Leap Year Maid. Legal Larceny.
Beau arthur, Lo Toy, Roman Spy.
Norrsken. Hermanita. Little Pumpkin,
Alfalfa Miss. Time, 1:13.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $4,000:
claiming; 4-year- olds up; 6 furlongs.
Over the Alps CWi't) 100 $40 $50
Chersonese (BroOkS) $40 ESQ
Lions Mouth (SkOrOnskD $50
Rondo II, Florann, Cabbage WILLOWS.
Derby John, Smiling Jay Time, 1:l24s.
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NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
RivlnEt0n (Sellers) 1920 500 6.4O
COmmedia DURAN 1880 500
Valley View iHanSm'n) $50
Retobado II, Safe Landing, Sam
lex, Oil Legend, Hindu Wand. Time,
1:44%.
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EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds up; IL miles.
Yetian's Pal tGillig'n) $50 500 800
Miss Tie (Hartack) 44O $50
Point Count (CulmOne) 2.4O
The Axe, PLAY Pilot, Mons Knave,
Santurron. Time, 1451s.
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SEVENTH RACE Purse, $4,000
ADDED; the Sorority Stakes; 2-year-
old flllies: { furlongs
Evening GLOW (GranD ESQ 400 800
Rose Of SeTrO (Gibb) 400 $50
Boston Princess blum $50
Sainted Devil, Dig Down, Gray
Flank, Penny Circle. Time, 1928.
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DAILY DOUBLE 9 AND 1.l PAID s9i 90

=, OSSIsE mgtHelS paid11CRoMo pUBH $40 $40 90
Handle-S153,399. Daily double handle-S224. $50
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SIXTH RAcE-Puse $4,000; claiming (s7soosesoo sysor-
| olds: | mile
o llz-Trse Stable entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-Pue, $500; claiming sooo oool; A.

oMrS. Harry (. Hickey entry.
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TGO-dSlIar TTtTels Psd(Ss e La c o S4o
Hande-S113,693.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $500

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing; 3-year- olds: furlongs
CaDetian (Culmonel $40 $40 ESQ
Mr.. Harrison (Rivera) 400 800
Jousett S. Blum SEQ
Crescent Miss, Darbin. Genestra
Down In Front. Miss Honey Bee,
Lynn'S Birthday b Tonys Dream,
b Miss J. X. Time, l:I3b.
bA. Federico and Ridge Stable entry.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $40

THIRD RACE-Purse, 81. 200; allow.
ances: 2-year-olds; 5l2 furlongs.
Irish Lancer (ArcarO) l1.2O $40 400
Udaipur Bailey $50
Dancing Master, French Diable, Pro-
crossing, Blonde Ruler. Time, l:O4ss.
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up iurlonEs. Post, sos; en 3:OSlt start good: VIC
driving Winner, R. E. Faircloths b. h. 8, by Ripley
Roguish Girl. Trainer. A, Puglisi. Vaues-$1,95O $50
5000. $3.50 Time 1:12%.
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SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: al
lowances; 3-year-olds up: Lis miles
Tony's Chance Cook $40 800
a Pineapple Hartack) 300
Foycotter, Ocelote, Edna Allen,
Nickel Boy Time, l:442s.
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FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs
Self Control (Rivera) 68.4O 1900 100
Lucky Fifteen (Grant) $40 $50
K0ko DOEO (Smith) 4.2O
Bay Venus, Check Artist. Hit Head.
History Book. Time, l:l12s.
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lcopyrighted 1859, by Triangle Publications. Incl
up IL miles Post EOS: of a:o6; Start good won Il
den out Winner A. coteS CHI n, 3; by Aes Ad%jrsl
500. $3.50, S175. Time. I:47. Clear and good