davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Kodiak mirror., 1959-10-03

Since 1896, light Olympia Beer has been brewed at
 the little town of Tunwater, near Olympia, in Washington State. For it is here that Olympia's famed brewing water was discovered tloDing cold and pure from deep drtesian tUeHs. At various
 times in the past,
 Olympia's founding family established other
 breweries along the Pacific Coast. Identical equipment and methods \ were employed. The same premium quality hops and grains were used. The best water supply available in each region was utilized. Yet, at none of these other locations was 1t possible to brew a beer of the character and quality which the name Olympia had come to represent. Without the one priceless ingredient the naturally perfect brewing water Olympia s refreshing flavor could
 not be duplicated
 elsewhere. This is why Olympia Beer is brewed only at Tumwater-and why Olympia's good taste remains refreshingLy
 different yet always
 just the same.
 the one
 priceless
 ingredient -HS zhe Mater EA Sa< 6:zeOw a y)lYNlpl NJ ,I|! EgH E4 EszH wD * E..:SS s &*d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13
LANE TO GET REMATcH -
Junior WeIter Crown
Goes to Ortiz on TKO

rounds. Under New York rules
II went as a second round tech
meal knockout. In National
Boxing Association territory It
would have been scored as o
third round TKO.
ut was a butt" complained
Lane, the talented southpaw
from Muskegon. Mich. who is
the No. contender to Joe
Brown, the lightweight king.
ut was a right hand punch"
said the 22-year-old Ortiz.
But our heads met after the
punch"
About 10 stitches were needed
to close the cash.
Ortiz, who floored Lane for
a four-count earlier in the
stormy second, said he would
welcome a rematch.
In a preliminary BOUT
Chico Rollins, 1873, New York.
knocked out Harold Smith,
1876, Washington, in 1877 Of
the first round Of an eight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

sTRIKEOUTs Wynn. Chicaso and
Score. Cleveland. II; Burning. De-
troit, IS. Wilhelm, Baltimore. 81:
F'eu'N ATioNAI LEAGUE
BATTING--ibaSed on $40 or more at
bats Aaron. Milwaukee. All; Bur
CESS. Pittsburgh, .J45; cepeda. San
Francisco, 33s. White. St. Louis,
1885: Mays. San Francisco, .333.
RUNS-Mathews Milwaukee, 80; Pin
son; Cincinnati, and Mays, San
CO. a.. Robinson, Cincinnati and
Aaron, Milwaukee, a.
RUNS BATTED IN--BankS. Chieago
81: Robinson, Cincinnati. 55 Aaron
Milwaukee, So; Cepeda, San Fran
cisco. SO Mathews, Milwaukee, and
Mays. San Francisco, as.
HITS-Aaron, Milwaukee. 95: Cepeda.
San Francisco, ~: Pinson,. cinein.
natl. 20; Mathews. Milwaukee. and
Mays. San Francisco, ~.
DOUBLES--cimoli. ST Louis. "a;
Aaron Milwaukee. %; Pinson' Gin;
einneti. Burgess. PittsbIrSh' and
HOME RUSs-Mathews. Milwaukee,
-. Banks, Chicago. and Aaron.
Milwaukee, 10; Robinson. Cincin-
natl, is; cepeda. San Francisco, IA.
PITCHING--tbased on or more de-
cisions Pace, Pittsburgh. 90, L.
900: E;ston. Chicago, Al, 800;
Podres, Los Angeles, ~, .77S: An
toneili. San Francisco. So, .721:
NiZell. g. Louis. 7-3. 700.
sTRIKEOUTS-Drysdale. Los Angeles,
81; 8. Jones, San Frape ,.n q;
Louis SO: Antonelli, San Francisco
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Dorsey Griffith testimonial
Slated Tonight at I'd Club

A reception at $3.50 pm. will
precede the dinner and the gen.
eral public is invited to take
part. Price is Sc a plate and
tickets will be available at the
door, 14l4 I street NV.
The Right Rev. william j..
Mcdonald. rector Of Gu. will
be the principal speaker. How
ard P. Bailey. chairman of The
Star Games. the annual track
and field extravaganza so ably
directed by Griffith since its
inception, also will speak, as
will James Reilly. past presi-
dent of the District AAU.
Jim Simpson. Emmy-winning
Washington sportscaster, will
be the master Of ceremonies.
Griffith, former track coach
at Gu, has been a prominent fig
ure in the sport here since he,
himself, was a top Splinter at
Georgetown University almost
40 years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13

NEW YORK, June IS (AP)-
Carlos Ortiz and Kenny Lane
were Just settling down to a
hard nights work when a cut
over Lanes right eye gave the
Puerto Rican-born New Yorker
the newly revived junior well
terweight title.
The controversy over the
sudden ending probably will
continue until last nights
Madison Square Garden prin-
cipals meet again in an August
81 or August 20 rematch. Doc
Kearns, Lanes m manager
screamed that he never saw q
title fight stopped on such a
cut.
DR.. Harry Kleiman Of the
New York State Athletic Com
mission advised Referee Harry
Kessler to stop the bout be-
tween the second and third
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Seniors Playing
For Tennis Title

Top seeded c. Alphonso
Smith is playing Col. Fred
Moore today in a seminal
match of the Middle Atlantic
Seniors tennis tournament at
Washington Golf and Country
Club.
Bob Atwood will meet the
winner of the Ted Burwell-
Harry Valid match. which was
rained out last night with Bur-
well leading. 81. SIS. The
match was completed this
morning.
Smith eliminated Alex Keiles
60, 6-3, yesterday and Moore
defeated Gene Short, 6-4
rs. In the only doubles
match yesterday, Atwood and
Ray Gibson won over Thornton
Moore and JEFF Burrus, Ga,
6I8, 6-3.
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GranneaI Tops
Field Of Nine

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va,
June 10 Especially The Isaacs-
Kirk owned Granneal. trying to
regain his 1857 form. faces a
field Of nine sprinters tonight
in the Strawberry Festival
Purse. feature Of the Shenan-
doah Downs card.
The 7-year-old Colt won
$1l,l00 in 1857. but sat out last
year. Granneal has started
twice at Shenandoah Downs.
winning his first effort, but
running out his last time.
Seven Shenandoah winners
will face the veteran chestnut
in the 6-furlong feature. They
has changed hands twice via
the claim box, finally ending
include: Tom Jackson, who
UP with the man who brought
him here, Sidney Follin; Homer
Myers Liberace, Mrs. Sylvia
Huyette's Annette G., Charles
Gentry's Rita's Reward, Betty
Casey's Olympia Wiz, and Leon
Bowman's Advice.
Robert N. Boerner's Grand
Stevie led the eight horse field
all the way last night in win-
ming the American flag purse
witnessed by 4,097. Total wa
gering was $199,l66.
The winners time for the
6-furlong dash was 1888 over
a fast-drying track. He re-
turned $3.50, "a and $3.50.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING biased on 40 or more at
batsl--Kuenn, Detroit. .34S: kalins,
Detroit, .34l: Runnels. Boston. .53I
Fox. Chicago. 1885. WoodlinE' Bal
timore, .32S.
RUNS - Killebrev, washington. 40;
Yost, Detroit. As; Jensen, Boston
and Aparicio. Chicago, 40: Power.
Cleveland. 80.
RUNS BATTED IN-Killebrew. Wash
ington, AZ: Skowron, New YORK, Al
Jensen, Boston. 80. Kaline, Detroit
aad Lopez, New York, 3S.
HITS-Fox. CHICAGO and Kaline. De-
troit. IS: Runnels. Boston. 40; Apa--
ricio. C...tr.f. 1 J.
%,
DOUBLES-Runnels. Boston and Will
liams. Kansas City, 10. Fox, Chicago
and Lopez. New York. IA; kuenn'
HOME RUNs-Killebrew Washington
10: ColaVito. Cleyeland, is; Allison,
WASHINGTON, IA; Triandos, Baltimore
and Lemon. Washington. IL.
PITCHING biased on or more deci-
sions) Wilhelm, Baltimore, 30,
/ 900: Larsen. New York and Fisch-
err, Washington. 5-l. .s33: shaw
Chicago and Mossi, Detroit d.
IA
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his players: Cutter wanted less
He believed the football situa-
ton, If left unchecked, could
lead to a serious morale
problem.
Coward In London
Erdelatz has been replaced by
his former backfleld coach
Wayne Hardin.
The new athletic director, q
graduate of academy class Of
1898, currently is stationed In
London. He halls from Wyn-
wood, Pa, and played football
basketball and baseball at Navy
Capt. Coward survived the
sinking of the carrier, USS
Lexington. in 1912 and wal
awarded the bronze star for hi'
performance as gunnery Officer
aboard the cruiser. Wichita. In
l943.
While assigned to the Acad-
emy's School Of Marine Engi-
neering, Capt. Coward coached
the 150-pound team to three
undefeated seasons, l946-l94S
and coached the PlebeS in 1919
That team lost only one game
a 20-l9 defeat at the hands Of
the Duke freshmen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13
STARS HARNESS
RACING GUIDE
NOW ON SALE

If you want a keener
understanding of harness
racing and a sounder basis
for picking 'em. be sure to
get your copy of The Stars
new guide on trotting races,
entitled Trailing the Trot-
terS."
Written by Dick O'Brien.
Handicapped for The Eve
ming Star. you will find his
Trailing the Trotters"
booklet an invaluable aid
in making your selections.
1t covers all the fine points
and basic information on
harness racing.
You may pick up your
copy of Trailing the Trot-
tiers" at the Laurel Race
way or at leading news
stands throughout the
Washington area. The
price is Is cents per copy.
To obtain one by mail,
write The Evening Star,
Room AIS, Virginia avenue
and Second street Sc,
Washington 3. D. C. The
price is Is cents plus 10
cents for handling and
postage.
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Laurel Resets
$500 Pace
For Tonight
BY DICK O'BRIEN
star stan Writer

The weather-jinxe Laurel
Raceway was hit again last
night, forcing a postponement
Of the $500 Clover Hill pace.
Track officials hope to run of
the two divisions Of the stakes
race as the features on tonight's
card.
A severe thunderstorm hit
the track area shortly after 8
o'clock last night, causing a
temporary shutoff Of power.
After electric power was
restored. the track was able to
get of three races on the nine
race card. Stewards agreed with
horse owners and trainers that
the track was unsafe for fur
ther racing and permitted the
cancellation. 1t was the second
time in IL nights that rain
Cancelled the caro-.
The daily double Of Forester
and Magic paid holders Of the
ga combination a healthy
1920. Forester paid $7.20,
$4.20 and $3.50 in the first
race, and Magic returned $3.50,
"a and $3.50.
Foxy Vernon took the third
and final race.
Among the IA entries for the
Glover Hill Pace are II eli-
gibles for Triple Crown events.
Among them is Meadow AL, the
outstanding 2-year-old OF 1858,
who Driver Joe O'Brien has
entered in the first division
Also entered is Del Miller's
Adios Day. Tanglewood John,
who set a national mark OF
2:O33s this season, is entered
! in the second division.
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Del Bemon Leads Advance
In Mid-AtIuntic Amateur

Maryland and former Bethesda
clubmate in the first round.
Later Buppert defeated Scott
Schwarz, also Of the Country
Club Of Maryland. 6 and 5.
Lohren also conducted a
campaign against Country
Club Of Maryland players GUST
ing Eddie Johnston, 1-up. in
the morning round. and Ken
Scales, finalist in last years
State amateur, l-up.
First round results:
Del Beman. Bethesda, defeated
John Dunn. Kenvood. up A.,.,.A
Harry Parr, Green Spring. 4 and 3.
Jack Rites. Rolling Road, defeated
Dave Bimstefer. Bethesda. l up,
Ray Bassler. Rolling Road, deieateo
RUS Smith td1. Hils ,sa dei.s anS Jerry
Hank Majeski, guest, defeated Bill
Dudley. Bethesda. 5 and 4. -,
Henry Deiries. Country Club OF
MARYLAND, defeated John owen MANOR
. R Ron Scales. Country Club of Mary
land. defeated Ed Finnesey' guest
: Carl Lohren. Brooke Manor. defeated
Eddie Johnston, Country Club OF
Ai Ken Scales - Country Club of MARY
land. defeated Charles ziesier. Rollins
siii Billy Buppert. Bethesda. defeated
Tracy Mehr, Country Club OF Mary
land, / up. 90 holes.
Scott achwArz. Country Club OF
Maryland. defeated Bill WriRhtson'
Rollins Road. 2 and !
Ralph Bosart. Chevy Chase. defeated
John Orubh. Manor, 2 up.
Tim cragg, Rolling Road defeated
Bob Schaeher, Rolling ROAD. 5 and
Chick culiinane, Bethesda deieatea
Walter Panowski, Country Club OF
Msury. Bailey. Hillendale. defeated
Bill Dorhhusch. Country Club OF Mary
| land. 2 and II,
second Round Results
BemAn defeated Kessler. 3 and 2.
Rites defeated Bassler, 4 and 7.
| Cole defeated Majeski. 4 and 3.
DefrieS defeated r, Scales, and ?
| Buppert defeated SchwarZ, q and 5
Lohren defeated K Scales, ! up.
cragg defeated Bogart. | up.
/ Bailey defeated cullinane, l Ep.
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GARRISON, Md. June Is
(AP)-While Deane Beman
might have to shelve his golf
activity for awhile after bowling
out of the National Open yes
terday, his older brother Del is
in contention for the Middle
Atlantic Amateur title. The
tournament moved through It's
uuarter-final and seminal
rounds at Green Spring Valley
Hunt Club here today.
Yesterday Del defeated John
Dunn of Kenwood. Cup. and
then eliminated clubmate Bruce
Kessler Of Bethesda Country
Club, 3-and-2. in the after
noon.
Today Beman met Jack Rites
of Rolling Road, a IA shooter
in Thursdays qualifying round.
who defeated Rolling Roads
Ray BasSler. 8-and-7, in yes
terday's second round.
Only three Washingtonians
are in contention for the title
won last year at Indian Spring
by Howard Everitt Of Atlantic
City. Aside from Beman. the
tournament medalist with 70,
they are Carl Lohren. Brooke
Manor, and Billy Buppert, also
of Bethesda. Z
Lohren and Buppert met in
today's first round. insuring
that at the most two district
representatives can make this
afternoons seminal. The
final match is set for tomorrow
over SO holes.
Yesterday Buppert was forced
| to 60 % holes to eliminate
Tracy Mehr, Country Club Of
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BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

STANTON, Del. June l3.-
Royal Dazzler, a late developing
Swear -old son Of Royal Vale,
was seeking his first stakes VIC
tory in Delaware Parks $780,
500 Kent today at the expense
Of nine rivals. All are 1859 win
ners.
Despite the opposition from
Monmouth Park in New Jer-
sey. which opened its 50-day
meeting yesterday, Delaware
officials anticipated a crowd OF
$4,000 for its first Of three i'm
portant 3-year-old events.
Royal Dazzler, owned by Mrs.
John r. H. Thouron. had the
checkers checking their watches
when he worked a mile here
last Saturday in 1856 fiat, a full
second faster than the track
record for 8 furlongs. Under
the allowance conditions Of the
4 lil6-mile Kent, Royal Daz-
zler was carrying only l0S
pounds. He was slated to be
ridden by Hedley Woodhouse.
Although he disappointed in
the recent Jersey Stakes at
Garden State after winning his
first two starts. Royal Dazzler
was a 2-to-l favorite to beat
out Brookfield Farms I'm Will
ing, Ill, with Larry Guligan
up. and Elkcam Stables Open
View, topweighted with 100
Karl Korte was scheduled to
pilot Open View, winner OF a
division Of the Derby Trial.
Regarded as a possible up
setter was Walter E. Crismer's
Riversun, a stretch runner who
won his last start here, beating
out Marauder. Jockey Robert
Corle was due to ride Riversun,
who carried Ill.
Completing the Kent lineup
for the 22d running OF the
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Eostridge Heads
Stock Car Field

Clay Eastridge Of Fredericks-
burg, usually at his best at the
longer distance. could be the
man to catch tonight in the an
nual 50-lap spring champion
ship race for sportsman-stock
cars at Old Dominion Speedway.
Other prominent drivers in
the expected field of 80 include
Bill and Yves Morgan, Sam
Bandy, Elmo Langley, Bert
r obbins, Clyde Carnahan,
Lionel johnson, Hal Shepherd,
Jimmy MARS. Clarke Kish-
paugh, John and Doug Samp-
son and Pete Minor. Prelimin-
aries start at 8::45.
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Perky CuIIinone
Reaches Second
Round in Paris

PARIS, June Is (SpeciaD -
Perky Cullinane of Bethesda,
Md, was one of 80 golfers
teeing of today in the second
round Of the French Amateur
golf championship.
Two 18-hole rounds today
and two more tomorrow will
set the stage for the 36-hole
final Monday.
Cullinane advanced by beat
ing Aquila Giles Of New York
4 and 8, in the first round yes
terday. Altogether IL Ameri-
cans made the second round
but only four had to work fol
it. Six drew byes and another
moved along on defaults.
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Royal DozzIer Seen
As Best in Kent Stokes

stakes were Greentree Stables
Audience. Ill. John Ruane:
Walter M. Jeffords' Honk. 1903;
Rokeby Stables Seven Corners,
Ill, Nick Shuk; Pin Oak Farms
Derrick, Ill. Larry Adams; Ce-
Gil B. Fischbach's Festival King.
Ill. Bill Cook, and George A,
CARROTS Bono. Ill. Arthur
Chambers.
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Federal Storage
Bows to Blank

Jack Blank Pontiac won its
second game Of the season yes
terday, defeating Federal Stor-
age, 6-3, in the Industrial
League.
Bill Hessler's three-run homer
spanked a six-run splurge for
Jack Blank in the third inning
Tom DeHart Of Washington
Lee High batted in all Of Fed
eral Storage's runs with a two
run homer and single. Jack
Blank is now 2-3 and Federal
Storage, l-2.
Jack Blank log 600 2-g Z
Federal Storage 100 900 2--3 4 I
Norwood. Kissner (3), Evans ca
and MartS. Dewdney (6), Gould
Fowler az and Schwab.
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Harvard Choice
Over Yale Crew

NEW LONDON, Conn. June
IS (AP) "A favored, sopho-
more-domihated Harvard var
sity eight slugs it out with
more experienced Yale on the
Thames River late today in
the nations only four-mile
crew race.
The Gath meeting of the
heavyweights in the latest re-
newal of Americas Oldest col
lege sporting event features a
triple header in which the
Crimson is also given the edge
in the freshmen and junior
varsity tests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13

Dorsey Griffith gets just what
he deserves tonight at the
Touchdown Club.
District AAU officials. top
personnel of Catholic Univer-
sity, athletic heads and coaches,
members Of press, radio and
television and just plain folk
will honor the man who has
worked for so long for his
chief sports love. track and field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13
End of Cutters Regime
Comes as Surprise
By BILL FUCHS
star star Writer

ANNAPOLIS. June l3-The
impending departure Of Capt.
Slade Cutter. Naval Academy
athletic director, brings down
the final curtain on q short and
sometimes stormy era In Navy
football.
The announcement that
Capt. Asbury (Red) Coward
will relieve Capt. Cutter as ath-
letic head here late this sum-
mer surprised most observers,
who expected the blunt-speak-
ing submarine veteran to be on
hand for another year. He took
over the Job in August, 1857.
Capt. Cutter is expected to
be assigned to a command post
at sea in the near future. Addi-
uonal sea duty is a prerequisite
to higher ranking.
Erdelatz Cramped
Less than 10 weeks ago. Ed
die Erdelatz, head football
coach at Navy for nine seasons,
resigned suddenly after a pc
Rod Of rocky relations with
Cutter.
1t was announced at that
time that Erdelatz wanted to
coach outside the framework
of Naval Academy routine and
the resultant friction was the
prime factor behind his resig-
nation. Erdelatz, who has not
yet latched on to another po-
sition, has left with his wife
and son for his native Cali
fornia.
Cutters outSpoken observa-
tons on Navy football were a
periodic source of irritation to
Erdelatz. At one time the cap
ton said that all games except
the final with Army were mere
scrimmages. During Nays
successful 1857 season, climaxed
by a trip to the Cotton Bowl,
Cutter observed that the teams
trouble was lack Of a break
away runner.
But chief cause Of friction
between Erdelatz and his gold
striped boss was a difference in
philosophy. The civilian coach
wanted more and more free
dom from academy routine for
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Sears Cup Final
Slated Today

WILMINGTON. Del, June 10
(AP).-The Middle States and
New England women's tennis
teams play today for the Sears
Cup championship.
Middle Atlantic, defeated SO
yesterday by New England,
plays Eastern States. crushed
by Middle States. 81, in the
consolation bracket.
New England VS.. Mid-AtIantie
singles-Lois Felix. New England
defeated Donna Floyd. 6-l. IS
Adrian Ayares. Mid-Atlantie, defeated
Raba Lewis, 81. O.; Kay Hubbell
Decker, 81 81: Olga Mshaney
Richards 30 "a, SO, 81; Mrs
Susie Hublitz. 6-3. g.; B. Sauer
Mid-Atlantic. defeated virginia Con-
molly, Cd. 2---6, g..
Doubles-Felix and Hubbell defeated
AyareS and Decker. &c. 81: Mrs
Richard Buck and Lewis defeated
Mahaney and Floyd, 4-6. 6-3, 81;
Hills and Richards defeated Sauer anc
Hublitz, g., 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13
Hugh Lynch III Wins
Eastern Net Title

RYE, N. Y, June Is (AP)-
Hugh Lynch III, Georgetown
Prep, yesterday won the 18th
Manursing Island Clubs East
.ern interscholastic tennis title
with a Go. 6-3, 26, rs
defeat of Charles Shaffer Of
Woodbury. Forest, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13
SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

I-Melrose. Lord Shefiield. Airy Ann,
Majestic Son, EsquiSse, claridge I'd
i-Boccaccio. Little Don O, Warren's
Dream
Pulsation, Lady oxford
i-Ruse. Air Warrior, Capital City.
Robot I'd, Game Chance, Tolerant
Polly Tishon. Little Sputnic, Kun
ON Doc.
S-Rita's Reward, GrAnneal' ION
Jackson.
l-Djiboux. Setsero, ShindiR.
Best Bet-PondeEtta
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Shenandoah
Scratches

1--Riversun, Pollys Last, Hot Snack.
Bopwatch
wills Hope. Lady oxford
5-One More Nance. Zybie, Colonel
Tim. Bail Out, Em-Kay-Em,
6-Robot H. War Gable. Clever
Dancer, Hetherstone.
Polly Tishon
s-Advice, Olympia wiz, Ditty Girl.
Native Texan.
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LAUREL
GRADED
HANDICAPS

Daily Double Closes at SEQ
Post Time $3.50 PM.
lest Bet-Klng Bunter, Eighth Race
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: c pace;
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SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; 4
years-old and up; claiming; furlongS'
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SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500;
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: C pac,

mile.
Highley's Cash u. WilcuttO 81
2 Blair Hanover 20 DAiSey) ~ a-2
z Mighty Mack (Custis) Al
Wynaway IN. Hubbard 80 81
. Blaze wv. HylanD 81
Direct Queen u Belote) $50 BEL
= Billy Harris IF. Pillsbury) 80 lh-l
4 Brookes Chief &C Crook 15-l
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FOURTH RACE Purse. $500: trot:
FIFrH RAcE-Purse. $500; c pace
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. saOo; B pace;

mile.
q King Bunter wv Rousel 81
. Winner Take All ~ Crank 5-2
Princess Reward mo driver 70
2 Grand Easter Voln (Leeuml R-I
3 Seauin Hanover IT T,ewisl 81
Z wan Bohemia ~ Wilcuttsl S-l
Dee's Rapid RHYTHM lyons 81
Z Victor Lou n. ouillenl l5-I
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FOURTH RAcE-Purse, 81, 900;

FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; a.
Vear-olds and up; claiming. Q fur4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13
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