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WEDDING ANNIyEHsAHIIs
MINNEAPOLIS

May 10 Mr. and Mrs Jesse
Shelton, 1868 Fourth Az q ~
years
May ~ Mr. ami Mrs William
q TrBmst ss05 Third Az f.. five
years NJ and Mrs pau HatIiff,
2787 I'm Az r. eight years
May 10 Mr. AMI Mrs. Howard
Williams, 40 y 30 g. II years
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Social and Personal

MINNEAPOLIS

Return To Their Homes Misses Gwcpdoyn and Gayuelle
Hughes Miss Mary Whatey and Mr. John H. smith All Los
Angeles who TO The city attend the funeral Of the
Misses Hughes father the late Clarence Hughes left by
auto for their homes Thursday evening April 80
Hospitaxed Mrs Louise Miller Of 2lo Irving Az n is
patient in Mt Sinai hospital where her condition reported a.
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main ingredient And from the
point OF view OF ease-in-making
they rate high, too plus being
delicious and attractive. So, plan
to include any one of the four IN
both everyday and company
menus
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with surprise and the group be-
gan singing the happy birthday
song
Various games we're the diver
sion II tho afternoon followed by
food served buffet style After
lunch, Mrs Harms opened the
gifts and displayed them to the
delight OF the group
Wishing the honoree happy re-,
turns OF the day while enjoying
the Fun were Mr. Jack Payne.
brother, Mmcs Gertrude Freeman.
Theodore Jones, Harold Walker
and Jessie shepari Mrs Floyd
Poole Sc sent gift but was va.
ahle TO be present
Assisting the little hostesa were
Mrs Freeman, paulcttc Mayes
and sharon Walker.
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Social and Personal
= ST. PAUL ;

Club Hostess: Mrs John L. Banks Jr. 705 lglehart Az,
hostess 10 the Breakfast Pnoehe club Saturday May
her home Members enjoyed tasty breakfast after which
they engaged in several rounds of puoche Prizes for high
went to Mrs Earl Brent first Mrs Wendell Gibbs
and Mrs Lafayette Fields third The meeting will be
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News about Afriaa from ihs
psna - African NATIVES IL q RED
uiaf AR feature appearing 60
iiiis pataf wsehiy
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"Nirni's" roller si,aiinE party.
Hhy ihtpiaI,a, 1888 Ceutfsi NJ
May Is , 10 pm. 15f, da.r. g0c.
~ tans s,- AdVt
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where IN the country This gentleman didn't see ut
10 add that the cost OF living here Is about ncty
percent higher than m the rest u the country
particularly ia the areas Of apartment rentals
rcal estate and food What good does e 40 70 make
more money II most Of has e SO 60 the landlord
10 the bank 20 pay OF the mortgage or 70 stocking
up the rvfrigeratorT
After over eight years my present job
In the Insurance business the old Cirl here makes
what he called respectable paSchcCk Tar
a. base NAY l. ,,nnrrrnrA NAhnf 4 actually hiring
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"FNrNono Is always In favor %
general economy and particular
expenditure, sir Anthony Eden.
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Fruit and Cecenut pessert

Fruit and Coconut DESSERT
( ! package vanilla pudding and pie
filing mix
ga cups milk
tablespoons butter
/ / cup drained canned fruit cock.
tail
cup fiaked coconut
Combine pudding mix and milk
in saucepan Cook and stir over
medium heat until mixture comes
to FULL boil Remove from
heat,
Melt butter in saucepan. Add
/ coconut. cook over lew heat, stir
ring occasionally until cooonut is
lightly Drowned Remove eoeonut
and add fruit eoCktaii 70 the sauce
pan saute minutes. Combine
fruit cocktail and y cup Of the
eoconut, Add combined coeonut
and fruit 10 pudding Turn into
sherbert glasses and sprinkle with
remaining coeonut Serve warm
or cold Makes servings
FOR FRUIT AND CoCoNUT
Z TARTs, reduce the milk 60 cups
( Pour the filling into a bowl. cover
and chill Fin 6 baked tart shells
/ three fourths f,all with filling and
chill again Top each tart with
( fruit-coconut mixture prepared as
directed Sprinkle with remain
. ing eoconut
Lemon oconut Cream
package vanilla tapioca pudding
mix
cups milk
I9f4 teaspoon grated lemon rtnd
.1f2 cup faxed coconut. toasted
Combine pudding mix and milk
in saucepan Cook and stir over
medium heat until mixture comes
10 a FULL boil and is slightly
thickened Mixture viii continue
TO thicken as II cools Remove
from heat Add lemon rind Let
stand IS TO 20 minutes; stir once
or twice Just TO mix Chill. spoon
into shcrbert glasses and garniah
with toasted coconut Makes
servings
Lemon Coconut Cream
egg white
z tablespoons sugar
Z | egg yolk
cups milk
/ 3 tablespoons quick eoolng
tapioca
rs teaspoons salt
tablespoons sugar
~ teaspoon vanilla
/ ga 10 1 teaspoon grated lemon
rind
/ IL cup Toasted Coconut
Lemon Coconut Cream Continued
Beat the egg white until foamy
I Add tablespoons sugar and con
tinue beating with egg heater until
merinEue stands In soft peaks
Set aside,
I Mix egg yolk, milk Tapioca
salt and tablespoons sugar in
saucepan. Cook and stir over medi.
UNI heat until mixture comes 10
Z a FULL boil % 10 minutes
Pour small amount OF hot mix
ture gradually into meringIe,
blending well Quickly stir in the
remaining tapioca mixture Add
vanilla and lemon rind Let stand
Is 10 20 minutes; stir chm Serve
In sherbot glasses, Top each scrv-
ing with about tablespoons
Toasted Cooonut Makes or 8
servings
TOASTED cOCoNUr; To toast
coconut spread out thinly in a
baking pan Place In moderate
oven 1850 degrees r. and toaa, 4
Drowned stir coconut or shake
TO ~ minutes, or until delicafely
pan often 10 toast evenly Use
ms garnish Tor buildings. ice cream
and desserts, aa a topping for
cake frostings on merfnEues. or
as an ingredient in candies Or ice
creams.
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Simple milk desserts fine for the familyespecay fam
lies with children Put fluffy faked in them well
them for pretty decoraion-and make them
appealing Another word favor Of these simple deS
sertstheyre basic with few delft changes in the recipe
you make something quite different from the original
INTENTIONALLY the desserts here rate high milk being the
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jj3|f1
q BY NEIL DODs0n RUSSELL

YORK a commentator local rsa,
SAY evening that
average rtystycn percent Msher
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-12-25
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOITs BTRTHDAYs

MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
Dec. 2e-Eugene Moore, 1909
Eighth Av. s.; Frank M. Fralix,
51Os Fourth st. N. E.; Edna Hay
den, 2B47 Hennepin Av.; Henry
schofield, 5127 James Av. NJ; Mrs.
Pauline Wallace. 402s Clinton Av.;
Mrs. Eleanor Smith, ala Fourth
Av. s.; Thomas Grant Jackson Jr..
Ss2 Bryant Av. NJ; Mrs. Ora Lee
Newman, 4429 Fifth Av. s.; Andre
Fischer, 4251 Fifth Ay. s.
Dec. 27-Mrs. s. L. Chiffon, 1880
Lyndale Av. g.; Jessie Crockett,
1000 11th Av. N; Dolores Han,
21o5 21st Av. s.; Oscar Jones, S707
First Av. s.
Dec. 2e-Mrs. Emma Brown, 1901
Bryant Av. NJ; Mrs. Essie Parks,
$40 Irving Av. N; Mrs. Betty H.
Jones, HOS Dupont Av. NJ; Eleanor
witherspoon, 1110 Aldrich Av. NJ;
Mrs. Frank Jackson, S947 Second
Av. s.; Hedy Michele Gary, 343S
Third Av. s.
Dec. 29-Harry Jackson, 2745
Clinton Av.; Mrs. Delphine Wesley,
1888 Clinton Av.; Mrs. Alfred
Barnes, 215 z. SO St.; william
F. whiteside Sr., 5000 Third Av.
s.; George M. Scott Jr., Slit 18th
Av. s.; LIynnette Landry, 1856
Portland Av.
Dec. 30-C. L. Anderson, 1911
Emerson Av. NJ; Richard Randell,
TBS Bradford Av. N.
Dec. 31-Mrs. Marguerite Price,
1858 Fifth Av. s.; Charles B.
Moore, 243s Fifth Av. s.; Mrs.
Louella Kay, 1924 Portland Av.;
Norlan Mccoy, sic Goth Av. s.;
James C. Campbell, 1868 Portland
Av.; Wayne Brian North, 2522
Fourth Av. s.
Jan. Mrs. James s. Harris,
420s Third Av. s.; Mrs. Josephine
PuIlens, 5115 James Av NJ; Z. H.
Frazier. 2425 Fourth Av. s.; Mrs.
Marcus Jackson, 3616 Smelling
Av.; Mrs. Ethel Butler, 2110 s.
18th St; Marilyn Kaye West, S741
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-12-25

and Mrs. Robert Kyle. second,
when the Saturday Bridge Club
met on Saturday, December ~,
with Mrs. Jay Tyson 4252 Fifth
Av. 8. Mrs. Milton Dunham win
be hostess at the next meeting,
January 1e. at her home. $3.50
Portland AV
Spending Holidays In AEIlwau-
kee; Mrs. Josephine Brown, 1887
Fifth Av g., left wednesday, De
cember 2S, for Milwaukee. Wis,
to spend the holidays with her
niece and nephew, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Neuby. Mrs. Brown win be
joined there by her brother. Lee
ford jackson Of Chicago, who will
also be their guests for the Christ
mas holidays,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-12-25

Fourth Av. s.; M. vernette Gold,
2504 Fourth Av g.; Mrs. Marjorie
Mason. 1924 Fifth Av. s.; Mrs.
Gertrude Bailey. s724 Fourth Av.
s.; Cullen F. Mccoy, $40 Univer-
sity Av. 8. q.
-Of-TOwn BTRTHDAYs
MINNEAPOLIS
Dec. 26-Ars. Araby Thompson,
Los Angeles. Calf.
Dec. 2T-AFrs. Wesley Burrell,
Ankeny Ia, n. r. Parks, Evans
ton, IN.
Dec. 2s-David s. Greer, Cleve-
land, o.
Dec. So-Mrs. Marie Richardson,
Juneau, Alaska.
Jan. Mrs. Isabella McQuerry,
Los Angeles, Calf; Mrs. Ruth
Doyle, Des Moines, Ia.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-12-25
Out Of-TowR WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Dec. 27-Mr. and Mrs. Robert e.
Blakley, Ft. Carson, Colo, one
year.
Dec. 31-Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Johnson, Los Angeles, Calf. IT
years.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-12-25

sas CITY, kans. have arrived In
the city to spend the holidays with
their children, Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas
Smith Jr and family Of 4O2s
Portland and DR.. and Mrs. James
Robinson. daughter and son-ln-law
and family and Mrs. Lucille Flor
ence. daughter all Of ssOe Port
land Av The senior Smiths are
wen known in the Twin Cities and
win be renewing many old friend
ships.
Club Hostess; Mrs. Thomas
jackson was first prize winner
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-12-25

rs old fashioned bot this
Is our Way Of sending you
greetings and best wishes for
q very Merry Christmas and
fhe huPPiesf New YeGr ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Gage, Sr.
49, a 90, \, u u -
s:SSs . =. Z. u Z. ..
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-12-25
Social and Personal
7 MINNEAPOLIS :

Holiday Visitors Mr. and Mrs AL johnson Of Chicago will
spend the Christmas weekend in Minneapolis and will be the
houseguests Of Mrs Clancy Hoay Of 1927 Chicago Av
Christmas day The JOhnsons win leave for their home on
Monday
Parents Are Guests Mr. and Mrs Lucas Smith sr Of Kan
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-12-25
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS


Dec. 2T-Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
z. Banks, $3.50 Fifth Av. g., five
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Perkins,
1920 Clinton Av., Is years; Mr..
and Mrs. w. Lee Allen, 3e09
Third Av s., nine years.
Dec. 2s-Mr. and Mrs. Jack 8.
Rainey, 1884 Fourth Av. g., eight
years.
Dec. 30-Mr. and Mrs. James
s. Harris, 420s Third Av. s., two
years.
Dec. 31-Mr. and Mrs. Angus
tus Owens, 5000 Clinton Av., SO
years; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Primm,
5o32 Irving Av. NJ, 20 years; Mr..
and Mrs. George Stephens, 1851
Second Av. s., seven years.
Jan. 1-Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Madison, 4425 Fifth Av. s., ten
years.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-12-25
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES

WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL
Dec. 26-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
H. Roper 9s2 Fuller Av., 4s years;
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Camp, 52s
Fuller Av., 40 years.
Dec. 27-Mr. and Mrs ]. M.
Dorsey. o67 Iglehart Av., 40
years.
Dec. 2s-Mr. and Mrs. lie Roy
Young. ia Carroll Av., nine years.
Dec. 29-Mr. and Mrs. James p.
Hughes, 954 Fuller Av., IA years.
Dec. 31-Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Kemp, TIA Igiehart Av., two years.
Jan. 1--Mr. and Mrs. James
wooten, 937 st. Anthony Av., SO
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-24
BASEBALL
BASEBALL
Comeback by Craig
Pulls Dodgers Even
Continued From Page E.l

70 the majors in mid-l955 and
perked up Dodger pitching
through q pennant and world
championship. last night nailed
his fourth shutout and his 10th
victory in Is decisions since his
recall three months ago.
The 28-year-old. 6-foot-4
hurler from Durham, N. c., al
lowed the Cardinals Just one
extra base hit, a third-inning
double by Don Blasingame. and
struck out five. He famed Ken
Boyer, the Cards power guy,
three times, twice with men on
base.
The Dodgers scored in the
FIRST inning against Bob Miller
(4-3) on Charlie Meals double
and a two-out single by Duke
Snider. But the righthanded
rookie then blanked them on
two singles until the eighth.
Scare for Hodges
Neal opened the eighth with
q single. After two walks load
ed the bases, Don Demeter
cracked a two run double.
Demeter had just entered the
Dodger lineup. replacing Gil
Hodges-who was hit on the
left forearm by a Miller pitch
In the first inning, but stayed
In the game until the seventh.
X-rays showed Hodges suf-
fered nothing more than a
painful bruise, not a fracture as
was feared.
The Braves, handed only
their fourth defeat in II
games. were tumbled after Ed
Mathews 44th home run, with
q man on. had doomed them
into a 4-all tie in the eighth.
The Pirates then beat reliever
joey Jay (6-1D on conSecu-
tive singles by Bill Virdon,
Pinch-hitter Rocky Nelson and
Bob Skinner in their eighth.
Ron Kline u1-13 was the
winner-for a 5-15 career rec
ord against the Braves. He
allowed six hits but walked
only one and struck out six in
his eight innings. Elroy Face
pitched the ninth.
The Giants, who to gain a
tie must win all three remain
ing games and hope the
Dodgers and Braves each lose
two. were beaten by Cal
Neeman's home run, his third,
with two out in the 10th.
Rookie Ed Fisher (2-5), the
seventh Giant pitcher, was the
loser. Don Elston Q0-6) won
1t in relief.
The Cubs walloped four of
the seven homers in the game,
with Ernie Banks matching Or
lando Cepeda's two-run, first
inning homer. 1t was Banks
44th. tying Mathews for the
major league lead, and it came
on Johnny Antonelli. failing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-24
Bout Dute Changed

PORTLAND, Greg, Sept. "a
(AP Eddie Machen, No. 4
challenger in heavyweight box
ing, will fight Pat McMurtry of
Tacoma October 81 instead of
October 6. Promoter Tommy
Meyer said today. Meyer said
there also is a chance the bout
wiz be shifted from Portland
to Seattle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-24
Soccer Clinic Set
For Saturday at AU

The District Collegiate Soc
Ger Association win conduct its
annual soccer clinic Saturday
at American University. Regis
tration will begin at $3.50 am.
in Leonard Gymnasium.
Doyle Royal. coach Of Mary
lands undefeated team last
year, will lecture on soccer de-
Tense, and Ted Chambers, How!
ard coach, viii talk on offense.
All soccer coaches. officials and
players are invited to attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-24
NO SERIES SEATS
LEFT IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Sept. % (AP).
If you're thinking of APP
plying to the White Sox
for tickets to the Chicago
games in the World Series,
forget 1t. There aren't any
left.
The club said today its
full allotment Of seats for
the Comiskey Park games
was sold to confident fans
who applied long before the
Sox clinched the pennant
last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-24

for the fourth time to win No.
20. Willie Mays hit two homers
for the Giants, his 32d and SD.
In the American League. the
pennant winning White Sox
were idle. New York beat
Washington. 5-4, TO clinch at
least a tie for third place.
Kansas City defeated Detroit,
TO. and Boston whipped Balti-
more. 40, on Jerry Casale's
nine-hitter.
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Middle East Sports Figure
Returning 10 Iran,

During q meeting held here In Wo,h.
lngion, D. G., M, K. K. cooDAR.
lIAh, W. y, D. ~, holder Of many
henors Including the record drive Of
94s-yd. hole.ln-ons announced hls
mobility OF this time 10 poriielpote
os on Adviser 10 W. 0. D. IA, Whlls
pressing The efforts Of The W. .. o. IA.
ASSOCIATED, INC. oroonixaiion, he
revealed his intention 10 return shortly
10 IRAN 70 continue and snloFas or
O sports Proarom he hos hslped de-
velop for the government ond spoTts'
minded lronlons. W. ., D. IA, AS.
SOclATeo, INC, hos recently irans.
fsrred 70 lorger International Essev-
tive Offices at q Broadwey, N. Y. C.,
N. Y.
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CUBS, 8; GIANTS, 8
SAN FRANCISCO
CHICAGO


Totals as s18s Totals Al e14e
1 Singled for schult in Sd; Q walked
for Averiil in Sd. Hit Into force. play
w W. in 9th; B Tripied for Dyer
" in sth: 8 Struck out for Landrith in
Sth; Z Fouled out for Marshall In Sth;
s Grounded out 10 8. Taylor In Sth;
Grounded out for Mccormick In 10Th.
SAN FRANCISCO 500 olo sll o-s
CHICAGO ------- 202 80 OlO ID
Po-A--san Francisco, x2p-l0: Chi
winning runscoredl LoB-san Fran
cisco. s. Chicaso, ID.
9b-McCovey. (2l. schult. T. Taylor.
Alou, Pagan. 3b-Brandt. HR-Cepe-
da, Banks, Walls. Mays (2l. Altman.
Neeman. 8 - Elston. So - Thomson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-24

winner=.sturdivant t2-s); Loser
r. q. Smith (0-3).
SS.1.n ISar s sssssr' hI IL 7sf somm.l
Time. 2:15.
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WASHINGTON

Struck. out for Terry in 4th; Hit
into double play for schaive. In 5th;
3 Ran for Courtney in sth: Singled
for Fischer in Sth: Grounded Into
double play for Console In sth.
w VAS fSSh 80 aSOY 90 6iS-4
E-Lopez. Killebrew. Po-A--New
York, 1890; Washington. 27-13. DIP
R Ri.H 70 Kubek 70 Aoward; &;
New York. o; Washington. 10.
Stamford. console scored on
LopeE's error in 1stl.
Mas ----- Y I
Pitched to two batters in sth.
winner - oabler u-0l. Loser -
Fischer (9-1Ol.
PB-Courtney. U-gerry. Honochiek.
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27-iI. pP@orunWsid to smith 70
Hadley: Boiling TO Lepico 10 Harris;
Harris 70 Lepico. LoB-Kansas City.
B; Detroit 10.
Ka p 6 sngS:s Lu%Ds IsolSGn.l
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winner-Elson (i0.6). Loser-Fish-
er (2-5l.
WP - Mccormick. Baik - Anderson.
U-Conlan, Dixon, Venom, Dascoh. t
3:44. A-4,940.
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Winner-Kline ui-13). Loser-Jay
Gid.
U-oorman. Donateln, eeeory, jack
owski. T-2:20. A--20,602.
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Ai.I TIGERS. s
KANSAS CITY
DETROIT

rotal41 50 Z o = Totals 81 61i 01
I Filed out for House in I'd; 2 Struck
eturdlyant in 7th; 4 doubled for Nor
gan IN 7th: Struck out for Burn
side In the seventh.
BAfsosr CITY - Sdd9 9dlSS 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS
Contributing Writer

WARRENTON, Va, July 4
.-Bobbie and Gary Gardeners
Moonbeam was way out on a
cloud throughout the second
day of the Warrenton Pony
Show today and won the large
pony championship.
Of to a good start yeSter-
day but running neck-and-
neck with a small pony named
Johnny Reb, Moon beam clicked
in virtually every class of the
finals as the country's Oldest
pony show came to a close.
In addition to winning the
large pony championship by a
score that was three times that
of the nearest competitor
Moonbeam plucked off two OF
the top trophies of the meet.
In the open competition fol-
the Mary Drury Memorial
Trophy, where both small ano
large ponies take part, Moon
beam was put at the head Of
the line after an excellent per-
Torrance.
The pony's high score of 81
points automatically assured
the Gardeners possession of the
Mary Bearns Memorial Trophy
which goes to the grand cham
pion.
After his flying start or
opening day, Kenneth Taylor!
Johnny Reb weakened anC
added only six points to hi
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Eamohe Wins
Colonial Cap

BOSTON, July 4 (AP). -
Greenbrier Stables Eamohe
won the $4,000 added Colonial
Handicap by a nose over Phil
Utman's Barroco at Suffolk
downs today.
Before a holiday crowd Of
28,433, Eamohe and Barroco
battled for almost the entire
length of the stretch, with
Jockey Norman Mercier gain
ing the decision over Phil
Grimm.
Dark Tale finished third, two
lengths back, after setting the
pace for most of the mile and
an eighth.
Eamohe was timed in Isl
and paid $19,40, $3.50 and Sc.
Barroco returned $5.40 and
$4.20,- while Dark Tale paid
$500 to show.
Eamohe was second to the
pacemaker in the early running
and except for a few brief
strides when Mrs. Henry
Hecht's Inswept made his move
leaving the backStretch.
Inswept, a As favorite.
looked solid when making his
bid but failed to sustain it. Sab
otage also moved well back on
the turn for home but never
did find racing room down on
the rail all through the final
furlong. -,
In the final 40 yards, Barroco
was inching closer to Eamohe
and might have been the win
ner in another stride.
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Moonbeom Takes Title
In Worrenton Show

total score in four outings this
afternoon. His 2112 points were
still enough to beat the fast
closing Smokey Joe, owned by
Elise and Billy Boyce III.
Smokey Joe ran out of
classes after reaching 10 points
and the reserve championship
in the small pony division.
Still unsettled in the late
afternoon was the junior cham
pionship, standing at a tie be-
tween Emily Bryan's Nightcap
and Carolyn Peyton's Mermaid
SUMMARIES
The VISA Equitation-1, Emily
Bryan; 2, Bobbie Gardner; b Kathleen
Watson; 4, Janet Goldberg.
The Mary Drury Perpetual Memorial
Trophy, Moonbeanl., Bo6hie and
Gary Gardner; >, Smokey, Joe, Elise
and Billy Boyce III: 3, Johnny Cake
Waverly Farm; A, Sure Thing, Helen
Calvert
Small conformation pony hunting
ATTIRE, Johnny Cake: >, Blithe
Spirit, Jane Schwarzschild: 8, Smokey
Joe; 4, Popcorn, Bohbie and GARY
Gardner.
The Mary c. Bearns Memorial Chal.
lenge Trophy-Grand Championship
Moonbeam: Reserve, Johnny Reb.
Small Pony Championship-John
Reh; Reserve, Smokey Joe.
Large Pony Championship-M
beam; Reserve, Thumbs Up, Norm'
Gerstenfeld.
Junior Championship - Mariana
Sara Nan Payne; Reserve, Nightcap
Emily Bryan.
Alex Calvert Memorial Trophy FOL
best turned out horse and rider-Mari
anna, Sara Nan Payne.
Large conformation pony hunting
ATTIRE, Moonbeam; ., Country Boy
Maggie Horsky; 3, Friar Tuck, Willard
Smith; 4, Not Guilty, Linda Wood.
Junior hunting ATTIRE. Marisnna
., Cool Wood. George Stevens; 3. Mark.
haven, Waverly Farm: 4, Easy Going
Meredity Hedrick.