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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
Funeral Services
For CoIIifIower
Set Tomorrow

! Funeral services for Edward
r. Eddie Collifiower, former
sandlot baseball star who died
Thursday in Sibley Hospital
will be held at 10:45 am. to-
morrow at the Collins Funeral
Home. 1921 Fourteenth street.
NV. Burial will be in Fort Lin
coin cemetery.
Colliflower, so. who had been
employed as q foreman by My
ers and Quigg, Inc. paving con-
tractors. had entered the hos
pital Tuesday with a liver
aliment.
Collifiower was q star short
stop at Gonzaga High School
in the early l920s. He began his
sandlot career with the Pull
man Co. in the old Railroad
League as a shortStop and
pitcher in 1922. He later played
with the Georgetown A.C., Fed
eral Bureau Of Investigation
and Heurich Brewers. mostly as
an outfielder.
He played a season each with
Frederick. Md, of the Blue
Ridge League. and Winston
Salem. N. c., Of the Piedmont
League.
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Crowds, Betting Drop
AsChorIes Town Closes

fourth race Of the meeting
when he unfinished Voyante
after setting most of the pace
in the $4,000 District Of Column
bia purse.
New Low for Saturday
DR.. Herb. a 3-year-old, was
a $500 favorite and drove home
by a length and a half. Voyante
was second and Kun On Doc
third.
Charles Town, buffeted by
Timonium competition the past
two weeks, hit a new low for
a Saturday program both at
the gate and at the mutuel win
dows despite ideal weather.
Betting dipped to $325,081 on
the nine-race program, the
10th consecutive card run on
in this area.
Shenandoah, which reopens
Monday night. staged a 81
night program before Charles
Town began its 54-day stand
in mid-July.
Charles Towns summer ses-
sion dropped 6.8 per cent below
last year after being about
even until Timonium competi-
ton began. A total Of $14.894,-
500 was bet here this summer
for a daily average Of $275, 1924.
Attendance totaled 268.982
for q daily mark Of 1881.
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DAILY DOUBLE PATD $3.50

THIRD RAcE-Purse, s3.10O: claim.
!ne; 3-year- colds; liz miles.
Insolyent (seilels) 1880 500 4.6O
s ss tNono) 1910 go
Miss. shamus shinrone, PayobIoom,
FOURTH RAcE-3Purse. $4,000; al.
IRO syIa & ;Rs, ysar-olds; 2 sd furlcnss
Run for Nurse Church, ~ $40 s.sS
Falcon Flight tGOnsales) 3.00
OIL Wick. Golden Hours. Boats Away,
Q DARK Briar, Chapman. Time, 1:11as
si PsnsT pEGrand capr s5 .o entry
ing: 3-year-olds; .6M furiongs.
Bonita Rita (ROtE) 80 800 2 IA
Eye Patch tsellers) 400 3.20
Leo's Honey lB0lin) 500
Ls SO ssct Sr T Tss1ssar r RSridf Kis
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowances: 3 and year Odds: mile
.; S.:. q =: sa. sst 7'' sss:S sssss
Kiompen, Reel Trouble, Head
quarters. 0yenello. Bay Boy, Top Lea,
SEVENTH RxcE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowance; a:year-olds; Is miles.
First National (R0tx) 200 2.fO
Prince Fairway Hejeune) $50
ChamAgo II. Miss Murano, Irish
Cousin. Sports Reporter. Time, 1:l2ss
equals track record)
EIGHTH RACE-PuSse. S25. 900 add
ed the Chicago Handicap: 3-year-olds
and lid lturfb.
Resolved lAnyOn) SEQ $50 eco
Anxious Moment (Rots) 200 22d
. Eksba (Heekmannl ..O
Orbits Image, 'Rscetracker, Rick,
over, q Jack Ketch, Martini II. Time.
1883.
Hasty House Farms entry.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; / mile
Colonel Ken (RetEl 900 $50 $50
Double W, tsellers) $40 go
Bushien (DodsOn) $3.50
: Nearways Flash, Hermanita, Man
Up stairs, Point D'Honneur, OIL
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Monday Start
AtHdqersfown
Causes Rush

HAGERsTowN. Nd, Sept. IL
(SpeciaD .--Hagerstown officials
were headed for a photo finish
opening Of their racing plant
Monday after being advised only
late Thursday by the Maryland
Racing Commission that they
were to run of Cumberland,s
12-day transferred meeting.
Hagerstown will stage an UNI
precedented 24-day session here
and bump heads throughout
with Shenandoah Downs, the
night track which re-opens
Monday night for a 42-program
stand. ef
DR.. Robert Snavely, jr.. pres
ident of the civic group which
operates the Hagerstown track,
was in the dark about how the
Hagerstown track would fare
against Shenandoah, located
only "a miles away in West Vir-
ginia.
who in the world would
know how the public will react
to a choice of day or night rae
ing" DR.. Snavely said here to-
day.
This observation about
summed up the experts view Of
the saturation point compete
ton between the Maryland
and West Virginia tracks.
Post time throughout the "a
day Hagerstown meeting viii
be las pm, a half hour earlier
than in the past. Shenandoah
Downs will begin its nine-race
programs at 7:45- pm. A num-
Der Of hardy enthusiasts are
expected to take in the entire
II races.
Hagerstown's initial pro-
gram, headed by the $1,000
Cumberland Inaugural Purse.
came of second best in the
battle for horses. Racing Secre.
tary j. Fred Colwill of Hagers-
town was hard pressed to I'LL
eight races.
Greg johnson, racing secre-
tary at Shenandoah, had an
easier time programming nine
races.
Colwill said he expected the
situation to improve here as
horsemen shipped their stock
from Timonium which ended
It's l2-day meeting today. Then.
too, there were so horses which
got the word too late that the
Cumberland meeting had been
transferred and were seeking
transportation today back here.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAM S311O

THIRD RACE = Purse. $4,000;
claimins: 3-year-olds and up: IL.
Hssg Pend tMsrepo, 1920 900 ssO
Arrant Bully lArcare) ~ 2.eG
,.t Cut put out, chiris;ahua. Masonic. AFRO.
=. FOURTH RAcE-.Purse. $4,000; 2.
Si.Si. y csIsf tw'dh.,' '' $50 sSS sS Se
ymblaEOn. Coast to Coast. Nstiosnsi
qqis H.i .odFi FIFTH Prince HOpsharOii
FIFTH BAcE-Pgrse. $500; al.
Helmyiile tArearol 800 200 2.3f
CHARMING s'Nsh Eildy tUsssryj 7.IC To-
SHUTDOWN Il; John Doe. Eas. indian ian
cy's Son. 2 Llangollen. Time, 1:IiM
v, SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: ths
A nS Handicap. CLASSIFIED; 3-year.
POP Corn tAreero) 1870 7.so a.,
3 Msntegna tMcCr'yl 1850 I4.2l
. Dotted Line. . chistosa. xistar. Bar.
roco Time. 2:14%.
. King Ranch entry.
MaeMIllen.Lazy Ranch entry. &
.eyGv EbhOb - FuIbG, ADU,VUt
8 furlonRs.
Heavenly Body (Ycaxa) 100 a.6O 2.tC
. Irish Jay (Arcaro) 2.IO 2.If
Rash Statement (BOIand) 200
Flower Bonnet, Pepper Patch, Fancy
Dress. Warlike, Fictitious. Fail
Windy Time. 1:1ON.
Wheatiey Stable entry.
EIGHTH, RAcE--.Purse. $4,000; al
Miss ouiek Isteriins9 900 s7O q ~
Meadows Miss tKirkl 12.2O 6.1I
Gold Star Mother (Yc'a) 2.6G
Ruling Beauty. Speedy Contessta
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim.
ing: 3.year-olds and up: l mile
Re.'s Gold fvalens'ls) 5.sO 40 800
Pelllta (Morenel LII. 9. ~
Noble Gem (Bailey) $50
0raee's Luck. Trades, Nicole. Palma
rosa. Time, l:3o3h.
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10th Win of Yeur
Miss ROWS Goal

ATLANTA, Sept. IL (AP) -
Betsy Rawls. who has been
piling up golf victories and cash
in record fashion this year.
heads q strong field Of profess
SIGNALS who will compete in the
Atlanta Women's Open next
week.
The Spartanburg, s. c..
swinger has won nine tourna-
ments and more than $50. 900
SO far during 1859. No other
distaff golfer ever has had such
q successful year.
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teur II out Of Rustic Bridge, Il
owned by William Hill, one Of
London's top bookmakers.
"Cantello disappointed Thurs.
day." Hill said. But Hide did
not give her a hard race wher
he realized she was beaten. An
other factor in her favor today
was the terrific, pace set In the
early stages by Prime Value as
opposed to that in her race on
Thursday"
Hill Melted q purse Of SIS, 93l
as Hide sent Cantelo to the
front with 31a furlongs to go,
and the filly won easily.
The winner Of the 1-mile
6-furlong and l32-yard race
was timed in 3:043s.
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Eumohe Captures
Rockingham Cop

SALEM, NH. Sept. IL (AP).
I-Greenbrier Stables Eamohe
came with a tremendous rush
in the stretch to win the $500
Manchester Handicap today at
Rockingham Park before q
crowd Of 14.l34.
Next to last at the start Of
the mile and 70 yards feature,
Eamohe was almost a length
in front Of the favored Battle
Neck at the finish. His time
was 1:404s. Battle Neck was
disqualified and placed third
after impeding Thin Ice in the
upper stretch.
Eamohe returned $3.50, $500
and $500.
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$33 MILLION TRACK
New Aqueduct Reody
To Open Tomorrow

NEW YORK, Sept. IL (AP)
The brand new $33 million
Aqueduct race track - the
worlds most modern and lux
urious thoroughbred plant
opens Monday in Queens on
Long Island.
Referred to as the dream
track. among other names.
Aqueduct offers the ultimate
in the thoroughbred sport. 1t
has taken three years to build.
The last racing was held at
the old Aqueduct at the same
location September 20. 1855.
The huge plant. with a four
deck grandstand that stretches
a fifth of a mile, is the greatest
sports structure ever built in
this country. There are 203
acres Of property near Idlewild
international airport. The
granstand and clubhouse cover
seven acres, and are ITO feet
high. equivalent to q l0-story
building. The stands are $50
feet deep. which exceeds the
distance of the foul lines in
most major league ball parks.
Lakes Dot Infield
The original Aqueduct. an
outlaw track not recognized by
The Jockey Club for several
years, was an unpretentious
wooden "shanty held up by
stills" which opened September
81, 1894. 1t was rebuilt after
New York State legalized pari-
mutuel wagering in 1910. Now
the old one mile oval is, gone.
and a mile-and-an-eighth dirt
track with infleld grass and
steeplechase courses are in its
place. Two lakes dot the in
field.
The stands are done in more
than 200 colors, and contain
more seats under cover than
any track in the country. There
are 10000 seats in the stands,
with an additional $4,000 in
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Heavenly Body
Easily Wins
Marion Stakes

NEW YORK. N. Y, Sept. II
(AP). - Cain Hoy Stables
Heavenly Body ended Irish
Jays unbeaten string OF VIC
tories at four today as she beat
the Wheatley Stable filly by
eight lengths in the $94. 230
Matron Stakes for 2-year-old
fillies at Belmont Park.
Heavenly Body. who won the
rich Princess Pat Stakes at
Arlington Park in her last out
ing. reeled of the 6 furlongs in
a gaudy l:10h under Manuel
Ycaza for her third victory in
i've starts. Another five lengths
back came Hal Price Headley's
Rash Statement for third place
in the field Of nine.
The defeat Of Irish jay
stopped Jockey Eddie Arcaro's
winning streak at three. He
previously had won the fourth
with Howard c., the fifth with
Helmville and the sixth with
Pop Corn. Pop Corn matched
the turf track record with q
BIAS clocking for ia miles.
Was Second Choice
Fans who bet on Heavenly
Body. a daughter of Cain Hoy's
1853 Kentucky Derby winner,
Dark Star. had to wait out q
stewards inquiry before the re-
suit was declared official.
The winner. Second Choice.
paid $3.50. $3.50. $2.40, Irish
Jay returned $2.10. $2.l0 and
Rash Statement $500. The
time was only four:fifths on
the track record and an ex-
ceptional clocking for 2-year-
old misses.
The Matron netted Capt.
Harry F. Guggenheim. owner
Of Cain Hoy. $58,224.50.
Heavenly Body was always
in the thick Of it as she fol-
lowed the pace cut out by
Fictitious for a half mile. Once
asked for her best by Ycaza,
the homebred dark bay zoomed
into a three-length lead which
she was extending with ease
from the eighth-pole home
without being urged.
Had Poor Start
Irish Jay. who had beaten
Heavenly Body in the Schuy-
lerville at Saratoga. was of
ninth and trailed out Of the
money until the stretch.
Arcaro was seeking his sixth
Matron victory. 1t was in this
race that the veteran saddle
star scored his first major
stakes victory when he won
it on September 8. 1884. with
Calumet's Nellie Flag. Since
then Arcaro has registered
victories in the race in 1914,
1946, 1854 and 1855.
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aforementioned restaurants and
lounges. 1t will be able to
handle crowds Of $4,000.
There are Is escalators and
nine elevators costing 81 mill
lion. Three first-aid rooms, and
q 25-bed hospital also are in
cluded. Races may be watched
on closed-circuit television sets
located on all levels.
Special subways will run from
midtown Manhattan to a 81
million Aqueduct station with
a covered passageway to the
grandstand. 1t is the only track
in the world with its own sub
way station.
67-Day Meeting
The track, built by the nom
profit New York Racing Asso-
citation. which operates all run
ming tracks in the State, will
operate for 81 days through the
end Of November.
Most of the top horses in the
country either are here or en-
route to take a crack at the
richest racing period in the
States history.
A total Of $50 million will
be distributed in purses, with
81. 1885, 900 Of this allocated as
added money for 81 major
stakes.
The opening day attraction
is the $4,000 Aqueduct Handi-
cap. with Hillsdale-a leading
contender for horse-of-the-year
honors - expected to start
agaisnt a top field. There are
eight $50. 900 races, two at SIS
900. One Of the $4,000 events
is the Futurity for 2-year-olds
the first Saturday. a race that
will gross over 100000.
Four $I00,000-added races
are the Woodward September
26, the Champagne October II.
the Man O'War Handicap Oc-
tober "a. and the Jockey Club
Gold Cup October 81.
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Orwig Withdruws

LINCOLN, Nebr., Sept. IL
(AP).-Bill Orwig. University
Of Nebraska athletic director
notified the University Of Pitts
burgh today to withdraw his
name from a list of candidates
for q similar position there.
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BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN. w Va,
Sept. l2.-Charles Towns long
summer meeting staggered to a
close here today with q disap-
pointing crowd Of 6.223 watch
ing the Winlochan Stables's
Dizzy Irish upset the best q
year-olds in the area In the
$1,000 Charles Town Juvenile
championship at $3.50 for-2
odds.
Despite being bumped in the
stretch by the firing Grand
herst. the favorite. Dizzy Irish,
a daughter of Yildiz and Lucky
Irish. registered by three
quarters Of q length with JOG
key Carl Gambardella guiding
her to the wire.
Saves Second Money
Grandherst, from the Hillside
Farm. managed to nose out
Murcain-Byars Stables Johns
tim for place money in the ga
furlong dash.
A casualty in the race was
James L. Wiley's Hustling, who
broke down on the backstretch
and was taken from the track
in q horse ambulance appar-
emily suffering a broken leg.
In the secondary feature,
former Jockey Joe Serio, jr.'s
breadwinner, DR.. Herb. won his
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PLAYGROUND
Continued From Page FL

Prince was the next to the last
colt to leave the gate today
He was no better than eighth
at the half-mile pole. but was
fourth and q distinct menace
turning into the stretch.
At the finish, Bourbon Prince
was only a neck and a half
length behind the two leaders
and was a length and a hall
ahead Of Count Amber. a 60-to-
/ outsider.
Golden Spy Leads
The rest Of the field finished
in this order: Victoria Park,
Sky Clipper. Conestoga. Lurul-
lah. Golden Spy. Windy Sands
and Mr.. Howard.
When the start came, Mrs.
H. Roy Freck's Golden Spy
dashed to the front at once,
with Vital Force also breaking
rapidly from his No. 6 position.
The Canadian-owned Victoria
Park also was close up. but the
usually quick-breaking Bally
Ache was slower than usual as
Erb rated him back in seventh
place.
Golden Spy was a length and
a half ahead after a quarter.
but Hartack then shot Vital
Force to the front and he
quickly opened daylight on his
rivals.
Coming into the stretch, vi
tai Force was leading by four
lengths. with Bally Ache Sec
ond and Victoria Park third.
The Canadian colt couldn't
keep up. but Bally Ache was the
threat all through the stretch
run, as was Bourbon Prince.
II any Of the defeated colts
had an excuse. 1t was the
favored Lurullah. Shoemaker
never did get clear sailing with
T. A. Grissom's chestnut colt
and Lurullah was forced to 60
wide all the way.
Jockey Grant, one Of the
Washington areas favorite
riders. drew a l5-day suspen-
sion as a result Of an incident
in Fridays second race. Grants
mount. joins Mark, finished
first but was disqualified and
placed last for impeding Har-
vey's Baby. ridden by Tommy
Lee. the Chinese jockey. Lee,
who was knocked of his
mount. is hospitalized and the
full extent Of his injuries has
not been determined.
Grants suspension, which
starts Tuesday. probably will
deprive him Of any chance of
winning the jockey champion
ship for this meeting. The Gin
cinnati-born rider had IS win
ners. three fewer than Hartack,
at the start Of today's racing,
after having led during most
Of the meeting.
Stratmat, the Modan Stables
consistent Splinter, won his
NTH straight 6-furlong race
when he closed fast to win to-
days NTH event. Three of his
victories were won here and the
other two at Monmouth Park.
Ridden by Dick Lawless, Strait
mat was the 2-to-I favorite
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Stratmat. the Modan Stables
Hawthorne Results

PIEsT RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim.
Nj. Grace tChSSehp1 az uP4ome i ~ 3 ~
certainly Red (AnyOnl 9.aO 2.9G
IrIan0n (NonOl n am
superscript, Booster Rocket, chalI.
Dorre' Eairy's Star, Beauty Bush, ks.
T gsna, Solero's Boy, Over the TOP
SECOND. RACE - Purse. S3.IOo,
Claiming: 4-year-olds up: 8 furionGs
Mhlrlfg Blues AVN 1910 7.SO 5,a0
Pleasure Scout (Dodson) 900 I'M
Alfalfa Miss (Hansmanl M. Id
Amical. Cory Ada. Federal Eaele
kushville Lad, Microbe. Eyestar. All
speed Ressa Bob, Artful Boy. Time,
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HIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ms; 3-year;olds and up: 6h furlongs
Sssys Gissl s' tP1.peh $50 s.sS s;SS
ROBOT II (GaMbardellaD T.6O
Princess sarto. Hope Marie. First
Qufstion. Project, Bazaar Goya, Tum-
eles Tot. Time. 1:22.
.,SECoND RACE Purse. $1,000;
claiming; 3-year-olds and up; ga
MIS- TS.Il RsyneIds) $40 $50 s.se
scramble (Smithl Ago $50
Batavia Best tMeKee) $40
Madcap Miss, John Weaver. Jarupat,
Dslieious. Alsab King. sizzler. Time
l21as.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID 1880
slsamins; maiden s-SesT-olds: az
TsaS's Son Small, 4.sO $50 s.eo
Gvided Miss (ReynOIds) 3.6O
1Burrway Prince. Miss Ellen B., Bris-
toi Cutter Harridan. Time. 1:2lss.
el10oYTnRsT RACE p, Purse s. 200
Pistol shet (FeltenI 1850 40 go
Oh Soft Shoe (GerstD 800 2.9G
Chester X. (Gambard'a) 2.20
princeton, Express. Time, 1:27.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim.
Ss.mi f1f EsiseS and $40 s9 sso H ast
gsck Frost tGambardIa) $50 s.sS
Cqqty Bay (R. Gordonl 500
Blueblend. Recall Zenith, Sonic, II
Mmzah. Time. 1:4Sh.
BIxTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: 3.
Xsaraoids ana up; 2 furlongs.
vv Gxsnts M 1sMithl SEQ sse s.S96
kum on Doc CMcKee) 2.2G
r,GG emily % Peends' Prince lamar. Pasu
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: ri.
logenees: . and 4 year olds: about
Psfty Shoes Ford) 1880 $50 aga
Heagh Sketch (KFatg) 800 n "a
Blossom Maid (Felten) 96G
Supreme Ruler. Kountal. Music Maid
slheville, Ship Out, Ny Redbird. Time,
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: Al.
IhS,E sEz ss;.. ;2:ysarIolds; ga fgTlongs
Gnlndherst RordD $50 a.sG
Johnstim (Reynolds) 3.90
out OF Space, Lucky Reply. Becky,
JabalatoF, q Hustling. Time. J:22.
aoilman and Wiley entry.
NINTH RAcE-Purse, 81 900: claim
ingi .3-year.clds and up: Ia miles.
figta,Gre II lKratD ESQ 90 2.SG
Gem Beau lCrunl 600 3.l0
Fresh Cal Banned. Time. 1854.
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Timonium Results
By the Associated Press


PIRsT RACE-Purse. SLIGO; claim
nose Case twssEIeyJ 100 $40 80
P0uty tPhelDsD 800
Queens Venture. sunoloc. Dora Doll,
Big Cape, Herbs Choice. Time. 1921.
claiming; 4-year-olds and up: z fur
SNSssIyn y Ic STsaEE.sl $50 s.tS :.sso 60
Dark Buster. Let Out, Capital City,
Lhotse.. Time. I:sias sAn0f'' 0n0i's'
DAILY DOUBLE PAID 1880
THIRD RACE = Purse, si,1OO:
claiming: 3-year -olds and upM II.
TM. r.. 4 ttP %..y,1.., 7AO 3.soS :.s g
Step BUSY. Sir Ranger. Big Missile
Hero's Reward. Time. 1:54.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. ~. 200:
claiming; a5yesr-olds up; furlongs.
MaryisnS B e,'. sT.aru., $50 s .sS IN
Oeeu-Pet tBraeciale) ESQ
Lyneelee; Gay Rambler, Minnie A.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: al
ISo 10y a1ss 2.yesr-olds; turlongs.
Willie the Whale (Tea'e) $50 2.60
EaEerlee (WeakIey) 1.00
Bonnie Bee Thing. Patuxant Prince,
Eileen c. belldun, Valtime. Time, 1903.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. s1.400; claim
ing: 3-year-olds: q furlongs,
Meeo Yardley (CIark) Il.1O $50 400
hiver Rhythm Phelps) 800 2.80
Blue Sky Boy, Jr.'s Ruin, High joan
Hardtords Girl Paisley Lass. Time.
SEVENTH RACE Purse. $4,000:
claiming: 3-year-olds up; Il. miles,
Cosmie Dust (Cham'rsl 1910 100
YOn: PiRadon, Greek Deb, odyss siSC
Sea Time. Time. 1888.
EIGHTH RACE = Purse. $4,000:
King ChaIla (Sisto) $40 3.iO 2.S0
AEul Hume (Chambers) 4.SO 100
bonally Boy (Drury) 600
Bold Hunter, Roman War. Porter
4rata' Dolores Delight, Noble Dream.
Time. 1:504s
NINTH RACE-Purse, SI,4OO: claim
ing, 3-year-olds and Up; La miles,
Iwilisht Mist tWeak'yl skeo $50 2.ee
Ring King (PhelpsD $50 2,8O
Dance Spin. Our Champion. seebo,
"olf KILLS. Dots Fantasy. Time, 1;53as.
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JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENTS
AT HAGERSTOWN

Mondays
BEST GETAWAY sHEGoES-FouRTH RACE
FIRST RAcE-Pus. $1,000 claiming $2Soo siden s-yea-
IA. Eunn
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CHARTS OF ATLANTIC CITY RACES

,fo2yrightsd. 1888: By Trsnsl. Publications. fnel
fuss Pot 2ca: off Sos ssp soo ear r5a.
ou9~ Winner a. T. Taylors b. G. 2. bv Eds Pride
S4I6. S225. Time. I:263s Clear and fast WV
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Belmont Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; claim.
ing: 3-ysar -olds and UP: 1 mile.
sereial tvaleDsuela) 100 $50 3.2G
Gone (Ruane) d.Hf
Our William. countermand. liked
lceman, Jesper, ARamemnon. Cherokee
Chief: Bigser'n Better. Time, i;39N
SECOND RACE - Purse, $4,000,
maiden 2-year-olds: z flrlongs.
Hoe Down (Ser'ntlnel 7.0O 40 asa
Gsul fC0Ie) 61G
Panoka,. subaltern, Look Up, Lin.
coin, Capitalize. Our Jeep. Time, 1928
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:, DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50

FOURTH RACE - Purse, "A 200.
elaiming; 3-year-olds up: furlongs
Pistol Shot FeIten) 1860 400 g.dG
OH Soft Shoe (Gerstl 800 2.ed
Chester X. (Gambard'a) 2,20
Princeton, Express. Time, 1:27.
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FIFTH RAcE-Purse, 81 500: claim
Ing 4-year-olds and UP: Ia miles
NasmI tFeltenl $40 800 2.st
CSaty Bay Or. Gordonl 500
Blueblend. Regal Zenith, Sonic, b
Mmzah. Time. 1:4sh.
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BIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: 3.
yeAr-olds and up: z furlongs.
pE Herb Ssmithl SEQ 200 2.21
Yoyante (Felten) AGO 2.2(
kum on Doc (McKee) 2,2(
Chilly Pende. Prince lamar. PaSu
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NINTH RAcE-Purse, 81 900: claim.
inpl 3-year-clds and up: ia miles.
6l.sl.s,sl..:: / q IG kr...| ssSS $.sS
Raees0n lh1eKee) I'M
chfyblen. Roman Count, Nirvy Mia.
Fresh Gal. Banned. Time, 1854,
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EIGHTH RAcE-Pus $1,000; eIoimins Isl $50 to 81 ooo);
yeoF-olds and up; ebout Hl6 miles,

xApprsn'ies eIIowOnes eIoimsd.
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10; eIeimins tsi.ooo,i s-yeor-oIds

SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000;
and up; abouf 6Ha fuFlonss
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PIRsT RACE-Purse, SLIGO: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; z furlongs
Rose Case tWeakley) 100 $50 28O
Katy's Duke Cape) $40 500
P0uty tPhelpsD 800
Queens Venture. sunoloc, Dora Doll.
Big Cape, Herbs Choice. Time. :323s.
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SEVENTH RACE - Purse. So, 900.
claiming: 3-year-olds up: 4. miles.
ROmango (Bauer) 100 $50 3.9O
C0smic Dust (Cham'rsl 1910 100
Litebit (Drury) f.60
Yon. Pikadon, Greek Deb, Odysseus,
sea Time. Time. 1:h32h.