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8 Drivers Taken
ToHospituI After
Harness Accident

FOXBORO, Mass, July
AP.-Three drivers are hos
pitalized today after four har-
ness horses piled up last night
in a collision at the far turn
during the feature race at Bay
State Raceway.
Injured were Johnny Baker
So, of Croton, Ohio, fractured
right wrist; Billy Bailey, 81. OF
Quanah, Tex, fractured collar
bone and left thumb, and Harry
Craig, So, of Lexington, con-
cuSsion and possible fractured
skull. Each was described in
good condition.
A fourth driver, Joseph Colo
hoSSey of Southern Pines, N. c..
suffered a Sprained shoulder
He was treated at the paddock
Tonne B, driven by Colohos-
Sey, was leading on the far turn
when the accident occurred. Six
horses behind Colohossey's pac-
er piled into a frantic jam OF
animals and Sulkies.
Bailey, driving Rapid Goose,
was thrown high in the air
Baker appeared to be caught
under fallen horses. Craig was
able to finish the race.
Tommie B. had to be de-
stroyed on the track.
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Thompson, Lynch Advance
In Middle Atlantic Tennis

Go. Bill sydnor. Richmond, de.
Hal Jones, Richmond, defeated Johr
Schwartzman, "a. IS. Bobb!
Goeltz,, Chevy Chase, defeated Ton
Chewing, 60, e. Harr" Burn
Richmond, defeated James Murphy
6-3. 4-6, Ga. Robert Goldman
Washington, defeated Jack Lutz, 81
10. default. Grit Sexton, Washing.
ton. defeated John Yeager. 81, 81
Harvey Beahm. Salisbury Md, de.
feated Steve Feig. 60, e.. Jec
Courtney defeated Frank Jones. 6N3
60. Joe Sorrow, Richmond, defeated
Robert Childeress, 60, 60. Dicl
Dell, Bethesda, defeated Walt Stick.
noy, 3-6. Ga, 60. Jack Costello
Bethesda. defeated Tom ThornhiIl
6--l, 81. Jimmy Gibbons, Bethesda
defeated Dave Burrows, 40, 81
10. Linn Foss, Washington, defeated
Mike Conroy. 1--6, al, ID. Jor
Clark, Washington, defeated Ed Bur.
giness. Go, 60. Glen Gould. Be.
thesda, defeated Jay Turner, 6-l
Co.
SECOND RoUND-Pardew defeated
Syndor, 60, 60. Goeltz defeated
Jones, g., 6-1. Golden defeated
Burn, Ga, 90, 60. Sexton de.
feated Beahm, 6-1, e. Courtney
defeated Sorrow, Ga, 60. Dell de.
feated Costello, Ga, e.. Foss de.
feated Gibbons. 6-3, 7-5. Gould
defeated Clark, 81, Go.
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Fiji to Pass Up Oaks
After Workout Mishop

victory this year, and in two
stakes engagements was third
in the Ashland and sixth in a
division Of the Kentucky Oaks.
Kenny Church will ride Tack
ing Saturday.
Countercheck is a surprise
candidate. The Oaks will mark
the first stakes test for the
Counterpoint- Boojie filly who
was bred by c. v. Whitney
She was on the track this
morning for a 5-furlong work.
out in l:0lh.
Nine fillies now are rated def
mite starters in the mile-and-
a-furlong test, first event of the
Distaff Big Three series.
The other starters are C. v.
Whitney's Silver Spoon. Regi-
Maid N. Webster's Quill, King
Ranch's Resaca, Mrs. Mary
Keim's Indian Maid, Michael
d'Onofrio's Cervina, Happy Hill
FARMS Czarina and Gregory
Peters Geechee Lou.
With nine starters, the Oaks
will have a gross value of
$47,675.
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47Compete
In Opener of
rack Series

Forty-seven athletes from
Washington, Baltimore. Guam
tico and points in between will
gather at 6 o'clock tonight at
American University for the
first of three Olympic develop
ment track meets.
Sponsored by the District
AAU, the meets, run on a
handicap basis, have been
planned to help promising
athletes during the summer
months when there is little
track activity.
-Four events are on tonight's
programme 100-yard dash,
880-yard run, mile run and
broad jump.
Eddie Miles, who showed
great promise by running the
100 in SO seconds a couple of
years ago as a Schoolboy at
Eastern High, has entered. Top
seeded in the 100 is Ed Waters
of the Cross City Club of Balti-
more, a 9.6 performer.
Others top seeded are Robert
Graves of the Falcon Club in
the $50, John Kopil of the
Quantico Marines in the mile
and John Chadwick, I'M
attached, in the broad jump.
The Marines have two to
watch out for in the $50 in
Mark LipScomb and Mike
Flemming.
The next meets will be held
July % and August 20 at AU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
star Racing Editor

STANTON, Del, July 9.-An
unfortunate incident during
training hours at Delaware
Park this morning caused the
withdrawal OF Fiji from Satur-
days Delaware Oaks.
The Hill Prince Ally worked
5 furlongs under Jockey
Harold (Red) Keene, whose
right stirrup iron broke when
pulling up. Fiji, who is owned
by Mrs. Lloyd Tate, ran of and
made a complete turn Of the
track. Keene, with no control
of the horse through the loss
Of his stirrup, was unable to
stop the fllly. She came back
bleeding and 1t was decided to
pass UP the Oaks.
Graham Browns Tacking
and Baird c. Brittingham's
Countercheck were announced
as Oaks starters last night.
Tacking has arrived from Ar
lington Park after finishing a
faSt-closing fifth in the g.
furlong Queen Elizabeth Hand
leap. The Turn-to fllly has one
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McShuin to Send GIodness
After Ascot Stakes july 18

LONDON, July 9 (AP).-
American Owner John McShain
has decided to let his 6-year-
old mare Gladness take her
chance in the field of 10 run
ners for the King George vi
and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at
Ascot July 10. The race is one
of the richest of the British
turf season.
GladneSs, trained in Ireland
by Vincent O'Brien, will be
ridden by Tommy Burns, Irish
jockey. in the ninth running
of the 1l2-mile event. Last
year Gladness won the Ascot
Gold Cup.
McShain, a Philadelphia con-
tractor, won the King George
VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes
last year with BallymoSs, now
retired.
The probable runners include
eight French-trained horses
and the German star, Orsini.
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2 D. G. Girls
Reach Finals
In Net Play

BALTIMORE, July 9 (Spec-
iaD Two from the Washing
ton area, Cynthia Goeltz and
Carol Southmayd, today stocJ
between Peachy Kellmeyer of
Charleston, w. Va, and the two
singles championships in the
Middle Atlantic girls tennis
tournament.
Miss Kellmeyer, a pint-sized
dynamo. is top seeded in both
divisions for under Is years of
age and under ID. She faced
Miss Goeltz for the under-l5
title and Miss Southmayd for
the under-18 title today.
Yesterdays results:
UNDER IS
SINGLES
(Semifinals)
Peaehy Kellmeyer, Il defeated Betty
Carol Southmayd C2) defeated Betsy
Parker, -. 1-6. 60.
DOUBLES
Quarter Finals)
Cynthia Goeltz and Marilee Weir
defeated Tore, Hobbs and Lynn
schmeiser, 6Zz.3. Go,
Nancy Martin and Carol Southmayd
defeated Bonnie Martin and Nancy
Oberdick. 6-3 Go.
cynthia oGeltz and Marilee Weir
defeated Lee Hopkins and Bland
Symington. "a, 81.
CONSOLATION SINGLES
Quarter FinaIs)
Mary German defeated Anne DON
neil Smith. Cd, 81
(SemifinaIs)
Holly Myers defeated Susan Halsey,
Mary German defeated Tore Hobbs,
UNDER IS
SINGLES
tQuarter -FinaISD
Patti Neubert a. defeated Louise
cynthia Goeltz q, defeated Eleanor
Gilmore, Go. 60.
tSemifinals)
Peachy Kellmyer % defeated Patti
Neibert "a, 81. 60
cynthia ii'.,S Goeltg CO defeated Betty
DOUBLES
(Quarter -FinaIsl
Daphne Gimmell and Jane Stebens
defeated Louise GraSsi and Holly
Myers, II, 1-6. 81.
CONSOLATION SINGLES
Quarter -FinalSl
Peg Schmeiser defeated Betty Bauk-
hayes, g. Cd.
Michele Neubert defeated Daphne
Gimmelk 81, 40, -.
(Semifinals)
Peg Schmeiser defeated Robin Rich
man, 60, 6-3.
Michele Neubert defeated Judy Hall,
a. "a S-6
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TO MEET u. S. IN PHILADELPHIA
Reds Pick Kuznetsoy
To Head 7 rack Team

MOSCOW, July 9 APP
Another great decathlon due,
between Russia's Vastly Kuz-
netsov and Americas Rafel
johnson is shaping up for the
second Russia United States
dual track and field meet al
Philadelphia July 1919.
Their clash last year was
one Of the highspots of the
first meet in Moscow, which the
Russians won by a bare two
points by combining the
women's scoring with the mems
johnson won the decathlon
then, setting a new world
record of 1902 points to sur
pass a pending record by
Kuznetsov. This year the
Russian has broken that mark
with an 8,357-point total.
Kuznetsov heads the Soviet
team named yesterday. The
athletes were picked after an
eight-nation meet last week
end, but overall season per-
formances were considered
more than the results of that
meet, run on a slow track and
with little competition for the
Russians.
johnson did not compete in
the United States National
decathlon championships be-
cause he had been in an auto
mobile accident a short time
before. But he was assured a
place on the United States
team.
! Russians won eight mems
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$25O,OOO Horse
Destroyed After
Workout Mishup

1NGLEWooD, Calf, July 9
(AP).-PSyche's First. a 2
year-old for which $25O,O0O was
turned down only last week.
was destroyed after he snapped
a bone in his foreleg during a
workout yesterday at Holly
wood Park.
I've never seen a horse that
showed as much as a youngster
except Count Fleet" said John
ny Longden, veteran jockey
who was riding the colt at the
time OF the mishap.
Winner of three out of four
starts, Psyche's First was being
pointed for the 100000 Holly
wood Juvenile Stakes July 10,
Owned by Alberta Ranches
Gardiner Stable, the youngster
had been clicked OASIS for a
half mile when the sesamoid
bone in his left front leg gave
way.
Longden dismounted quickly
and PSyche'S First was carted
OH the track in the horse am
bulance.
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events in last years dual meet
but only four of the winners
made the team this year. They
were Hubert Pjarnakivi, the
5000 meters. winner who is
stepping up to 10000 because
Vladimir Kuts is unable to
compete; Steeplechase Runner
Semyon RZhiSchev; Pole
Vaulter Vladimir Bulatov, who
has beer up around Is feet this
year after winning at 14-9 a
year ago, and vladimir Kuz-
netsov. javelin thrower.
Among the missing will be
Oleg Ryakhovski, who set a
world hop. step and jump rec
ord in the 1858 meet; 7-foot
high Jumper Yuri Stepanov;
Evgenyi zhukov, the 10000
meters winner, and Leonid
Spirin, 10000 meters walker.
Igor Ter-OVaneSyan. second
in the broad jump last year, re-
turns as European champion
and the first European jumper
to clear 8 meters-a little more
than 1854 feet.
The women's team includes
five of RuSSia's six 1858 win
ners. They are Nina Ponomor-
eva, discus throw; Elizaveta
Yermoleva, 800 meters; Galina
BiStrova, 80 meters hurdles;
TaiSya Chenskik, high jump,
and Bruta Kaledene-Zalaga-
tito. javelin throw.
Americans won only the two
sprints, the sprint relay and
the shot put in last years meet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
PEACEFUL STREET SCENE
Khrushchev's Visit
. Stuns GIobetrotters

MOSCOW, July 9 (AP).-
The Harlem GlobetrotterS are
willing to get in line with the
rest of the world in trying to
figure out what makes Nikita
KhruShchev tick.
The Negro basketball barn.
stormers met the Russian Pre-
nlier Unexpectedly yesterday
and they may be excused if
they feel little mixed up.
This was the smiling, charm
ing Khrushchev the Trotters
shook hands with in a peaceful
street scene. not the clustering
KhruShchev who recently
threatened the West with war
over Berlin.
The Premier was driving by
in his big car when he came
upon the skyscraping Ameri-
cans Strolling along the street.
"Ah, basketball" he shouted
in English and walked from his
car to the group. He shook
hands with all, from towering
Wilt Chamberlain down to the
team owner, Abe Saperstein.
Other non-players in the
group were Dave Zinkoff and
Eddie Gotlieb of Philadelphia
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The others are either British or
Irish trained.
The winner of the Ascot race
will collect $66,197. For many
years the event was the most
valuable on the British race
calendar. But this year the
first prize for the EPSON Derby
was boosted to $101,018.
Queen Elizabeth's Pindari, to
be ridden by Lester Piggott, is
among the probable starters.
Ally Khan, whose horses are
trained in France by Alec Head,
has entered Chief III, AL Nab
Scoot, Saint Crespin III and
Taboun. Other French trained
entries are Wallaby II and
Memorandum II, owned by
Baron G. de Valdez; Balbo.
owned by M. G. Wildenstein,
and Fatralo, owned by M. E.
Loder.
OrSini, a 5-year-old, is owned
by Baron Henry T'hyssen of
Germany.
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Redskin Coaches
Plan Drills for
Training Camp

With Ernie Hefferle anc
Chuck Cherundole in town, the
Redskins coaching staff is re-
viewing some of the problems
to be solved during the training
season starting July "a at Los
Angeles.
Cherundolo, who will be with
the team only during training
will have the job of strengthen
ing the linebacking.
1T was pretty bad last year, u
Head Coach Mike Nixon said,
but I think Chuck can help
straighten it out. He was a
pretty good one during his
playing days"
The receipt of signed con-
tracts from Tackles Bob Toneff
and Jim Weatherall leaves only
three unsigned players. This
trip ohnny Carson, Sam
Baker and Larry MorriS-has
agreed to terms, however, and
Nixon expects to have their
papers in due time.
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and Walter Kennedy of SIAM
ford, Conn, all associated with
the National Basketball AS
sociation.
"Khrushchev came on us so
suddenly we couldn't really get
Set" said Kennedy, adding that
the Premier was grinning when
he hoped out of his car.
This is the American
basketball team" Khrushchev
asked. Assured that it was he
said: Basketball is very in
tereSting, very interesting" and
shook hands with all in the
party. He made brief COM
mentS but they we're lost be-
cause the translator couldn't
keep up with the Premier.
Finally, Kennedy said, the
police closed in and pushed the
crowd back so KhruShchev
could leave.
Il had no idea he would run
right out like that" Kennedy
said.
For Saperstein it was a great
day. He himself is chubby and
pink like the Premier.
I'm not short" he said
I'm Khrushchev's height"
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SundIot Race
Down to FIJI,
Silver Hill

The first-half championship
race in the Industrial Baseball
League, one OF the closest in
recent years, has narrowed to
a struggle between FBI and
Silver Hill.
FBrs 8-5 victory over the
Union Printers yesterday on
the West Ellipse gave the G.
Men a final first-half record Of
7-3 and dropped the Volks-
wagons (6-4D- and the Printers
(4-5) from contention.
Silver Hill has a 6-3 record
and at $50 today faces the
Printers. If the Printers win,
FBI will be first-half champion.
A Silver Hill victory would
lead to a playoff with FBI Mon
day. No game is scheduled to-
morrow.
Led by John LeGros' run
producing singles in the first
and fifth innings, FBI built a
60 lead for Pitcher-Manager
Billy Carroll, who gave way to
Steve Bauk after pitching to
one batter in the ninth.
Carroll twisted an ankle in
the fourth inning and yielded
two runs in the sixth and
another in the ninth, but
his mates supported him with
a l2-hit attack which assured
his fourth victory in six de-
cisions. -Four FBI runs were
unearned, however.
FBI 200 O22 IO1-s IL 0
Union Printers 900 O02 OOl-3 10 3
Carroll, Bauk 90 and Mccarthy;
Morris and Russell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
fremont Gives
Top Ranking
To Vital Force
BY the Associated Press

Tinkham Veale's Vital Force
moved to the top Of the list of
Eastern 2-year-olds by scoring
a neck victory yesterday over
the Alamooe Farms Ouija
Board in the $36,45O fremont
Stakes at Belmont Park.
Leonard Fruchtmans Bally
Ache, who ran away for 8 fur
longs before the start Of the
race, was third in the field of IL.
The 2-year-old son of De-
gage. ridden by Bill Hartack,
stepped the 5la furlongs in
1:05hs, four-fifths off the track
record, to beat a field of classy
juveniles in the best 2-year-old
race in New York this year.
The track record of 1:042s was
set by Avisack in 1928 and
equaled by Jujitsu in 1857.
Bally Ache stumbled in TIE
parade to the post and unseateo
Jockey Sammy Boulmetis. The
colt was caught by the out
riders after running off for 3
furlongs Favored at the time
of the mishap, the public choice
quickly receded as the fans
switched to Vital Force, who
paid $40, 1920 and $3.50.
Ouija Board paid $40 and
$3.50 and Bally Ache was $3.50
to show.
Vital Force, winning his
fourth stake, earned a net purse
of $23,092 for Veale, a Cleve-
land industrialist. Previous
stakes won by Vital Force were
one division of the Lafayette
at Keeneland, the Cherry Hill
at Garden State and the Chris
tiana at Delaware Park.
At Monmouth Park, the
Rockburn Farms Recite made
it four in a row by winning the
$24,150 Miss Woodford Stakes,
beating P. M. Grissom'S Royal
Native by five lengths. George
Humphreys Miss Quick was
third in the field of IL 3-year-
old flllies. Recite, ridden by
Howard Grant, paid $3.50 and
was timed in 1909 for the 6
furlongs.
Thomas Carnegie's Equated
established world record of
1:414s for the mile and 20
yards on a grass course at
Waterford Park.
SenegaleSe ($4.20) made It
three straight victories by WIN
ming the Narragansett Park
feature and Rickover 1921 .60)
took the Antioch Purse at Ar
lington Park.
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Weller Champ
Wants 10 Stop
Meyer on KayO

PORTLAND, Greg. July
(AP).-Don Jordan, the welter.
weight champion from Los An
geles, intends to show his de-
tractors tomorrow night that
he can punch.
Jordan, who won the title
from Virgil Atkins last Deem
Der and successfully defended
1t against the st. Louis boxer
in April, will meet Denny Meyer
Of Portland in an outdoor is.
round title bout here.
Most people don't think he
can punch. but he can punch
real good" said Don Nesseth,
one of Jordan's managers. I'm
Meyer, he is facing a real tough
fighter. Meyers strong. He's
not going out the first time he
gets hit. But we think Don will
stop him somewhere between
10 and is rounds"
Jordan, who is working on a
string Of 10 straight victories
planned a final workout today
in preparation for the fight,
which will be on NBC television
(WRC-4 starting az 10 pm.
Jordan will be facing a home
town favorite who at 10 can
become the youngest champion
in welterweight history if he
can upset Jordan.
Meyer has 20 straight VIC
tories since turning profession
al. He has not impressed many
with his punching ability, but
he won decisions over Gaspar
Ortega and Vince Martinez
Ring magazine rates him the
No. 2 contender and the Ma
tional Boxing Association as
No. 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
100 Players Enter
D. c. Golf Tourney

Tomorrow's District Golf AS
ISOLATION two-man, combined
score tournament will find at
least 100 players competing at
Woodmont Country Club.
Ray Lawrenson, District Golf
Association secretary, said play
ers will be permitted to bring
caddies. Play is on a handicap
basis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
Silver Spring 'Y
Wins Swim Meet

The Silver Spring YMCA
swim team won its first match
in the Princemont Swim League
last night, beating Rosemary
Apartment Pool team, 1861,
at the Family Center in the old
Indian Spring pool on Coles
vile road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
Cart Club to Hold
Title Event Sunday

The Competition Cart Club
will stage a Tri-State cham
pionship race program for Co.
KartS Sunday at Andrews Ali
Force Base. Admission will be
free and seating will be pro-
vided for about 1000 Specta-
tors.
The races. starting at l pm.
will be held on a half-mile
road-type course. Feature
event will cover rs laps. Mini
mum age limit for entrants is
10 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
SHENANDOAH DOWNS
GRADED HANDBAGS
SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

l-Tummbles Tot, Grand Marie, Pep
ROYAL stork, Wear Out, Blow Gun.
3-Petit Lion, Turnstone, Princess
Sarto.
4-Irene's Ace, Jimmie M, Occu-pet.
Deep River, Stunning Date, Pos
6-Colonel Tim, Ace ChevaL Joe
Cream.
7-Fleeting Will, Diatomic. Albert B,
S-Belloscope, Hillside Miss, Mountain
Fury
bachelor AL, School Prince, Roman
Count
10--Willaway. Opera Comique, Sarah
Constant
Best Bet-Deep River
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FIGHT RESULTS

Los ANGELES-Jose Becerra, lI7ia
Guadalajara, Mexico, knocked out Al.
phonSe Halimi, III. France s (Fol
world bantamweight championship
Raymundo (Battling) Torres, 1875, Rey-
nosa. Mexico, knocked out Bobby Rog-
ers. 1924, Chicago, 8.
172, Providence, stopped Willie Eaton
SO, New Haven, ).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09

A note of warning has been
sounded for the seeded players
in the Middle Atlantic Junior
tennis tournament at Congress
sional Country Club. Play re-
Sumes today.
The tournament got rolling
with two rounds yesterday, with
fourth-ranked Bill CRUDE of
Baltimore being dumped in the
second round of the 10 and
under division.
Only third seeded Tony
Thompson of Chevy Chase
escaped difficulty as he whipped
James Wood, 60. 81, and
Bob Moog, 81, 60.
David Pao upset CRUDE,
Ga, Ga, after CRUDE beat
Ned Ragland, jr., 60, 81,
6-3. Top-ranked Hugh Lynch
III had to struggle to eliminate
Mike Long, 60, IS, and
John Sanford, 60, As, 60.
Second-seeded John Busick of
Cambridge, Md, had no trouble
in the opener, beating Doug
Pincock, 60, Go, but was
extended by C. w. Shackelford
in the second round before
winning, 6-3, As, 60.
Results:
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
1S and Under
FIRST RoUND-Hush Lynch III.
Bethesda, defeated Mike Long. Sails
fR safsd Rsn6 S' we HGnn SaP RcSmond
" va. defeated Hi e. r lack wsshins!
tor, g.. 81. Fred Kellmeyer.
ShssTyle ' p TGEn W Va defeated SerTy
Bill CRUDE. Baltimore. defeated Ned
81, 6-S. David Pao washington
SSsfeateSS Blaine Doll H WstsT xi ~
Bsttih,ssds: defeated John N Soyog i;sa
Chevy Chase, defeated John Flecken-
s csbrd9e MAJ defeated Jf poSs p RSsick
Washingtop, 90, 90, 6; VI;
Tom Rowland, Washington, defeated
Larry Freedman, washington. "a.
40, 6-l, Buddy Goeltz.. Bethesda,
defeated Clark Luikhart, Washington,
ton, defeated Burt schonfeld. IS.
6-3. Andy Addison, Baltimore, de-
feated Bob Mattingly, 10, ID.
R RS5 M ssssr s sHflthimore' defsated
Tony Thompson. Chevy Chase, de-
teated James Woods. Roanoke.
sEcoNDl RouNp-Iynch defeated
santrocki e., 44;n;6, 60. Keil-
defeated Miller, 6-3, 60. Busick
defeated Shackelford, Ga, I'D,
g.. Goeltz defeated Rowland. 81
%. Goldman defeated Addison
10, So. Thompson defeated
Moog, 6-1, GO.
- and Under
FIRST ROUND = Mack Pardew,
Baltimore, defeated Buzz Kassell, 81,
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Shenandoah
Scratches

Miss Twink, Gievannina, HylC
Princess, Sugar Loeb.
wear Out Connie A.. Moat
3-Chtef Wianno. Quarrel, Greek
Greek, Tomfoolery.
Jimmie M, Visiting Nurse, Mabel.
Princess, Light Dan, Fran-Pat.
5-Hasteviile Jr.. Peters Joy.
6-Joe Cream.
Bis Bruce, Port of Entry.
10-Senorilla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09

mile record by winning the
eighth race in l:402s, and Gable
Lead equaled the track mark
Tor mile and three-eighth in
winning the 10th race in 2:2143.
The mutuel handle for the
program was $233,450.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09
n FOURTH RACE Purse, $1,000;
d3-year-olds and up; claiming; 81


FIFTH RACE - Purse, 81 900; a.
year-olds and up; claiming: 6 fur