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Arkansas State press., 1959-09-18

travel are on display at Harold
Warp's Pioneer Village. Pioneer
Village, an area covering two
city blocks andScontaining
10000 items depicting Ameri-
cas- progress from 1880 to the
present, is located on Highways
6 and "a at Minden, Nebraska.
Arkansas State press., 1959-09-18

ment Plus frequent Indian
trouble made the going slow
in fact, the trip often took sew
eral months.
Today one makes the same
trip in amatter of hours by jet
plane. Covered wagons, jet
planes and most other modes Of
Arkansas State press., 1959-09-18

Hunter lost their little grand
daughter Tuesday morning The
child taking seriously i'll, died be
fore they coul reach hospital.
Funeral arrangements are incom-
plete.
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ACHING MUSCLES

Relieve pains of tired, sore, aching
muscles with sTAN5Ack, tablets
or powders. sTAN5Ack acts fast
to bring comforting relief -.
because the STANBACK formula
combines several prescription type
ingredients for fast relief of pain.
Arkansas State press., 1959-09-18

hundred years ago. covered wagon conveys such this
Oregon State Centennial cavaade trudged the plains
the trek west No roads, continuous breakdowns of equip
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
Atlantic CITY
Ready to0pen

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.,
Aug. 8 (SpeciaD Atlantic City
race track opens it's annual
summer meeting Monday, with
a field Of eight f1llies and mares
expected for the $2O,O00-added
Margate Handicap.
Fred P. Meagher's Mares
Beau heads the prospective
Margate field, and has been as
signed top weight of lit pounds.
Expected to oppose her are Miss
Orestes, lis; Edna Allen, 113;
Hoosier Honey, 113; Miss JIG,
113; Noble Countess, Ill; Stay
Smoochie, Ill, and Cervina,
lob. Judy's Jump Up, third last
Saturday in the Mary Dwyer
Stakes at Narragansett, is a
possibility.
Mares Beau's latest victory
was in an allowance race at
Monmouth last month in
which she carried 119 pounds.
Howard Grant has been as
signed to the favorite Monday.
Grant was aboard her when
she won the Capitol Handicap
at Laurel, her first stakes
triumph.
Miss OresteS may be her big
gest hurdle, having won the
Molly Pitcher at Monmouth,
Bill Hartack will be aboard.
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King Ara Wins
Del Mar Stake

DEL MAR, Calf. Aug. 8
(AP) king Ara won the
$16,075 La Jolla Mile for s.
year-olds by 21a lengths today
at Del Mar while the highly
favored Gainsworth ran out Of
the money.
It was the fourth straight
victory for the colt owned by
Mrs. r. L. Crosby. Time was
1855. Chevalate was second
and Mr.. Eiffel third.
King Ara, top-weighted with
Gainsworth at lit pounds, paid
$500. $4.20 and $40. Chevalate
returned $3.50 and $3.50 and
Mr.. Eiffel $3.50.
Jockey Billy Pierce took King
Ara nicely from the No. l post
position and, hugging the rail.
held on gamely in front to the
wire. Gainsworth, English-bred
son Of the great Hyperion. made
the race a thrilling duel, with
King Ara along the backstretch
and heading into the run for
the wire. But in the stretch,
Gainsworth, with Jockey
Johnny Longden applying the
whip, couldn't match the stout
running of the winner.
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The Crack Wins
At Rockingham

SALEM, N. H., Aug. 8 (AP)
Two lengths separated eight
horses at the finish of the
$500 Pelham Handicap today
at Rockingham Park as Bayard
Tuckerman jr.'S The Crack won
his first race of the year before
a crowd of 1882.
Under a hustling ride by
Norman MERCER, the 5-year-
old son of Pavot finished a
head in front of Battle Neck
in the six-furlong test. One
Question finished only another
nose away in third place while
Coloneast. coupled with the
winner, just missed the show
award by a neck. Then came
Charlie Boy, Eamohe, Motor
Line and Culver Boy.
The Crack ran the distance
in 1.101s and paid $3.50, $3.50,
$3.50. Battle Neck paid $3.50
and $500 and One Question
$3.50.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID SIs6.4O

THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; @
vear-old maidens furlongs.
yanessa's Boy lGrs'o SEQ 3.40 800
Miss Salonga, Prize witness, First
Crop, a Dentara, Rainbow Man. Frosty
Gem Governor Dave, Prince Pauper,
Hidden Charm Time. 1928.
Grove-Foales entry.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. $4,000:
claiming: 3-year-olds; lie miles.
SteeEiorth tHaItackl HOO 100 ESQ
Wonderful Wizard chiricahua. King
Dare. Time, 1;47$.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $500: claim
ing; .3-year-olds; IL miles.
Erratic (ROgers) gao 1910 $50
Sir Rambler (Harm'tD 80 so $50
Scalp (Batcheller) 4.4O
Wisner, Royal Venus. Play Love.
Roman Lesion, Freedoms Peace, Route
Step, Uncle Samnik. Time, 1:4SB.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing. 3-year -olds and up; 8 furlongs.
Bay Harbor (Harm'El $50 $50 $50
Flying Chief (Rivera) $50 $50
Cosmic Force, Chilly Pende. Keep
EN- Happy. Time. iii.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 500, 900;
the Sapling Stakes; allowances stakes;
2-year-olds; furlongs.
Sky Clipper (Harm'z) 1880 23.4O 1910
Bally Ache (BOulm'S) $50 400
Big Biz Ueonard) 1910
Farm to Market, Ouiia Board, Vital
Force, Carrollton, Count Amber, Larul-
iah IntrustinR, Chuckie David Time,
1:112s.
EIGHTH RACE Purse, $4,000:
claiming; 4-year-olds up; lie miles.
Show Bridge (Gillig'n) $50 400 3.2O
Maenad (Gibb) 400 3.4O
High Tune (GrOss) . 80
Nirfren, Deep Run. Opera Date,
Gentle Knock, Well Seasoned, a An
other War. On Her Way. Time, lazy,
q M. Pellicane-D. Voltz entry.
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PIiOn Victor
Over AmeriuO
In Whitney

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
Aug. 8 (AP).-Setting his own
pace and holding on grimly,
Edward Potter, jr.'s home-bred
Plion captured the 32d running
of the $4,000 Whitney Stakes
before 20.268 cheering patrons
under cloudy skies here today.
At the end Of the thrilling
mile and a furlong, Plion got
home just a head IN front Of
Mrs. Tilyou Christopher's Eng
lish-bred Amerigo. the even
money favorite. Alfred Gwynne
Vanderbilt's temperamental Viii
lage Idiot was a fast closing
third. two lengths behind, after
wheeling again at the start.
Village Idiot was a head in
front Of Windfields Farm
Canadian ace, Grey Monarch,
Plion, highweighted at ia,
including a pound overweight,
covered the run in the deep
footing Of the new track in
1853, slowest Whitney at nine
furlongs. He paid $3.50, $500
and $3.40. while earning $751;
165.
Plion, in his start here early
in the week, placed third be-
hind Amber Diver and Ambe-
having, both of whom were
among the also rams in the
field Of 10 today. In all, the
brown 4-year-old son of Greek
Ship has won 3 of IA starts
this year and $84,51O. Last
year, he earned SOS, 432 in win
ming five Of % starts.
When the break came, Plion
was away first. He went along
Steadily and willingup, with
Amber Diver breathing down
his neck. He carried Amber
Diver out, however, on the
turn, then drifted in for the
home stretch and just lasted
to outstay Amerigo. The latter
found room on the inside
throughout. Village Idiot, prob
ably best, lost all chances after
wheeling at the break. Grey
Monarch was up close through
out.
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ROUND TABLE
Continued From Page FL


the only 3-year-old in the field,
and Benedicto.
Shoemaker said of Round
Table:
He didn't take to the track
too well. He was okay on the
back side. but on the turn he
hit some soft spots and slid
and skipped. He stopped max
ing up ground. With all that
weight up, he just couldn't
manipulate the going"
Choquette said Better Bee
was "juSt playing" with Bel
leau Chief.
Better Bee loafed a little on
the lead, but he was a strong
horse at the finish," said Cho-
quette.
HE has never been better in
his life. he came away real
good. and everything broke
good for us all the way
around"
Better Bee, in four racing
seasons, has won $253.924.
Round Table now has made
IL starts on "off" tracks in his
career, winning three times.
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MONMOUTH
Continued From Page FL

Board and Farm to Market,
both sufferers when Vital Force
swerved.
At the start, Chuckie David
broke best of all from his out
side post, but Bally Ache. who
had the No. 5 position, was
sent quickly into the lead.
BQlmetiS rated the Leonard
Fruchtman owned colt very
cleverly and managed to keep
him in front despite several
early challenges.
When the field charged into
the stretch, Boulmetis raped
his mount smartly and Bally
Ache quickly drew out, looking
like a certain winner.
But Harmatz, who had been
rating Sky Clipper in the fourth
or fifth position, had a lot of
horse under him. He sent the
HeliS colt up fast on the inside
entering the stretch and from
there on it was just a question
of whether Boulmetis could
keep Bally Ache going long
enough.
AS it turned out, Sammy
couldn't quite do it.
Today's betting set new rec
ords for the daily double and
the handle for a single race.
The wagering on the Sapling
totalled $534.150, an all-time
one-race record for Monmouth.
The betting on the daily double
set a new American mark of
$439, 472. Monmouth completed
its annual 50-day meeting to-
day, registerin ga 81 increase
in wagering over last summer.
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AU to Play AdeIphiu

GARDEN CITY, N. Y, Aug.
9 (SpeciaD .-Adelphia College
has booked a basketball game
against American u, the team
to which it lost in the NCAA
small college regional tourna-
ment last year. The Eagles, who
won the tournament, meet the
Panthers here December IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
Kun On Doc
Wins HiIIsdaIe,
RefurnsS20.4O
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star stan Writer

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va.
Aug. 8.-Hel-Doc Farms Kun
On Doc surprised a field of
seven other sprinters here this
afternoon to win the Hillsdale
Purse before a crowd of 9,022.
Among the defeated rivals
was Joseph Serio's DR.. Herb.
the 3-to-5 favorite who fin-
ished third, a head behind
Bonally Boy.
Overlooked in the betting,
Kun On Doc, 3-year-old roam
son Of Call Over, took an early
lead and held it to the wire to
score a 21a-length victory. The
across = the board return was
$29.4O, 1920 and $500.
Kun On Doc, under a hust-
ling ride by Charley Mckee,
went the seven-furlong dis
lance in 100 over a track
made muddy by heavy morn
ing rains.
Second Win in Row
1t was the gelding's second
victory in less than a week.
Only last Monday he registered
a neck victory in an allowance
test here at a mile and a six
tenth, beating the generally
consistent Lucko tn Irish.
DR.. Herb, ridden by Rocco
Sisto, had no excuses. He was
well within the reach of the
winner and Hillside FARMS
Mardanherst as they rounded
the clubhouse turn.
DR.. Herb made a move down
the back stretch and at the turn
had closed considerable ground.
But Kun On Doc took to the
muddy conditions in fine style
with Mckee hand-riding him to
the finish line.
Bonally Boy passed the firing
DR.. Herb so yards from the fin
ish to take second money in the
race for the $4,000 purse.
Hillsdale in Workout
Just before the running Of
the feature event, the crowd
was treated to a public work.
out by Hillsdale, Clarence
Smiths leading money winning
horse of the year, for whom
today's feature race was
named.
HillSdale, who has earned
$432,5 500 this year, was handled
in the half-mile workout by
the veteran Sam Palumbo. He
went the half mile in 1922; "a
fiat; 1854 and 49.3.
Marty Fallon, who trains the
Cinderella" horse, was on
hand and announced his pro-
tege'S next start would be at
Belmont Park in September
and later in the United Ma
tons Handicap at Atlantic
City.
Orlando Smiths Herndon, q
$500 winner, and Leila Ever
hart'S Brudou, who paid $11,
returned a double payoff of
$250.22, the cashable tickets
were 8-3.
The crowd wagered $492,945
on the nine races.
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Racing Roined Out
At Ocean Downs

OCEAN CITY, Md, Aug. 8
(SpeciaD. - All-day rains at
nearby Ocean Downs Raceway
forced cancellation of tonight's
scheduled nine-race harness
card.
Monday nights program will
feature two pacing events with
My Surprise the favorite in the
eighth race.
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Negro AII-Sturs
To TunqIe Today

CHICAGO, Aug. 8 (AP).-
The Negro American League
will hold its 9th annual all
star baseball same in ComiSkey
Park tomorrow before an ex-
pected crowd Of $4,000.
The West team will start
Willie Smith of the Birming-
ham Black Barons against the
East's Willie Harris Of the De-
troit Stars.
Harris, also an outfielder, is
the leagues leading hitter with
a .446 average.
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Cyclists Race Today

Harvey Bigelow, Newt Swift,
Robert HarkinS and Bobby
King head the field of motor
cycle racers today in an 88-lap
program at Vista Raceway.
Time trials start at l pm.
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HORSE RUNS 5th
BUT WINS RACE

BUCKFASTLEIGH, Eng
land, Aug. 8 (AP).-Black-
burn finished last in a FIVE
horse race today-and won.
All the others were dis
qualified. They took the
wrong course in the Emile,
154-yard hurdle race.
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Monmouth Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claim
R MS, t sSeS 1Rha,o and taEdlOnEs
Indisputable (Bennett) $40 $50
Easy KNIGHT (Gilligan) $50
Uncle Jerry, Annville, Avinmore.
Brighton Dam. Long Whirl. Fauchel-
event, Baldy's Mike. Kentucky sue,
Pas De Deaux, Time, 1:13.
SECOND RACE = Purse, $500;
claiming; 3-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Larry's Dream (H't'k) 100 $50 $40
Time Clock (Klrk) $50 $50
Mites Mite tKOrtel 4.2O
Main Rock. Pytchley. Bolero's
Image, Crescent Miss, Newbold, Lynn'S
Birthday, do Doing, Arie,'s Princess.
Spooky Cadet Time. 1:13s.
do Ran third, was disqualified and
placed last
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID SI92

THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs.
Close Harmony (S'm'r) 4.6O $50 $50
Sabertooth (Choquettel 1900 $50
sRushville Lad (Nieh's) 2.4O
"Derby John (DeSpirito) .26O
CROWNS, Happy Guy, Royal Envoy,
Royal Dude. Richard Jr. Charming
Prince Sky Capers, Bellamy. Time,
'Dead heat for third.
FOURTH RACE Purse, "a, 900;
claim claiming; S-year-olds and up; lie
Amy's Pei DesDiritOl SEQ 4.2O 2.eO
Iskai (ShOemaker) $50 3 LOO
Stan tSellers) 2.6O
Negrotrece, Fredrica. Pine Valley,
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500: the
Countryside Handicap: 3-year-olds 8
k E;;3Ss %S GSI.PsI ,s,m'r, $40 $50 s.2S
1:12
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year:olds and up; 6 furlongs
Sa5ena II lSelIers) $50 $50
Ardee (ROtE) 800
Tonco. New Talent, Kings Image
Duckaroo II, Chris g., Persia, Tutors
Heart. Time, 1:129s.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $1,000:
southern Illinois Handicap; 3-year-
olds and up; 1s miles (turf).
Noureddin (Church) $50 800 2.2O
q Ekaba (Heckmannl 3AO 010
Anxious Moment (Sh'm'r) 2 so
Tall Chief II, Maban, Agha ALI
bhai, Yunlay. Time, ISIS.
HaSty House Farms entry.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. $50, 900
added; the Eduipoise Mile; S-year-olds
Better Bee (ChoS'tel 1920 500 4.2O
Belleau Chief CHeck'n) 12.OO 500
Round Table (ShOem'r) ? 80
Racetracker, a Hare Raising, Charles
Song, On-And On, a Pete's Folly, Bene-
dicto, Terra Firma Time, 1877.
Bishop Stable, Inc, entry.
NINTH RACE-Purse, "a, 800; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; z furlones.
Helequest Duran) 1900 700 $50
Comeback (SkOrOnski) $40 $40
Sea Swell (Sellers) 260
Sun King. Encore, Admiral Jack,
DOS Etoka, and Bauxita. Time. 1:263s.
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Saratoga Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing: maiden 2-year-olds; 51a furlongs.
yAequeline Rose (G'nl 1910 $50 $50
Air Medal (NelsOn) 500 4.60
CUssery) $50
Moon Fly, Leave Cancelled. Nimaidal,
Pouket. Time, 1:O9ss.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $1,000; al
lowances; 3-year-olds and up; 8 fur
Filter Tip CMoreno) 7.SO 500 $50
a Nature walk, Erian. Queen OF
Tudors, Utopia, Traylin,. Trusting
Spirit, willing. Miss, Hidden Virtue,
q Zambra. Pracla. Time, 1:14%.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500; claim
ing: maidens; 3-year-oids and up;
about ia miles (hurdlesl;
MlIban (RiIesl $500 1910 $50
. Caught walsh $50 $40
Grannv's Win. Hassan Bey, Tear
mum. Niagara, Cindy's Charm, Mails
Trouble. Panga. Time, 3:074s.
Sugar Tree Farm and Walsh entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; al
lowances; 2-year-olds: 5h furlongs
BrickwOrk (Arcaro) 900 $50 $50
Dancing Master Gum $40 $50
Burnt Clever. Brud, Royal Way Way
Daring Heart, French Diabie. Time,
1:N.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; al
lowance: 3-year-o.ds; 6 furlongs.
S st Fne G'r H;Gs,O T'0 100 asS s ssS
Nimmer (YcaEaD 40
East Indian. Plaudit, Locoveed.
Moon Again. Inside Out, Tom Bulger,
Parade. outgiving Time, 1:13.
SIXTH RAcF-Purse, $4,000 add
ed; the Whitney Stakes; 4-year-olds
f fnS vi G4s..s miles 1910 $50 $40
AmerigO Ussery) SEQ $50
Village idiot (ArcarO) $40
Niyrag, Pop Corn. Amber Diver.
Greek Star. AmbehAving. Mystic I'd,
or sEv HS4aE' RAcE@ Emf asS 5ooo al,
Lowance; 3-year-olds up; ga furlongs
EleEAnte Bailey 1880 $40 500
Viscount tValenTuela) 1910 500
Ar King yea Jst, Eurasi., pundlt, . Sc Sc
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, S4,20Q: al
lowances; 3-year-olds; / mile.
Time on (Adams) I1.30 $50 400
Easy Prey (Ussery) 5 80 3.3O
Farmers Glory (ArearO) 300
North Pole II. Chicago Wind, Aber-
deem, Keep Pitching. Sons King.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $500: claim
Belzami (DAltOn) $50 $3.50 500
Our william (Sterlingl 100 "a
Vets Boy (SorrentinO) $3.50
Stone Idol. Daublen, Boone Blaze.
Deep Breath, Noble Gem, Cherokee
Chief. Time. 1928.
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CHARTS OF CHARLES TOWN RACES

lesgyrightsd, 1883: By T5isngIs Publications. Ine)
ag H 4s,S fu55VInSs Pest zoo p start good
Happy Buckie-Flag Eta Trainer. Hunton NJ "Atwel
yalues-S6bO $500, 500, $50. Time, 1880 Cloudy and
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Arlington Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Xir-Marie (DeSplr'o) 1850 $40 $50
Betsy Birch (Heckma'n) $50 2.6O
Rite Bold (Meauxl 2.6O
Romantic, Lime Rock, Associate, Fox
Hunting. Marching Step, Dillweed,
Hilda's Honey. Time. 1:147S
SECOND RACE - Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; mile.
Painted Porch (Ch'e) 1880 1880 500
See Me Go NOnO) 4.4O $40
Jax Sir (ShOemaker) 8 so
Sike, Nurse Cinny, Point D'Honneur,
Willing Don, Sherpa, Ratheram, Qui-
nap, Rebel Prince Time. 1:AnM
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FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claiming 4-year-olds and
up about furlSnGs Post; S:54 off at once: start good
MaiseLillian Clare Trainer, Paul H. Costello. Values
$780, $240, $3.50, $50. Time, 1:273s.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID s71.sO

FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; al
BricEWork (Afcaro5 600 30 $50
Dancing Master Gum $40 $50
Ragnar BURR $50
Burnt clover. Brud, Royal Way,
Daring Heart, French Diabie. Time,
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N~NN' ~NNN' "NNNf
Horse Jockey. VISIT PIP z Y Str. Fin. Odds.
II: 4 =. || | H
pssi' ,SS JED SF 500 $500 $3.50
snSSSR SAgrsiS5 iES%o 81
Ev.TS.f ;sSSS SS nS :FT"SS +
Horse. Jockey Wat. PIP. u "a Str. Fin. Odds.
j q \ M
e eRs s sssS0y esS Sso iES g % 20 80
PF aS5s 10y ssS S.9 GsSSs
DAILY DOUBLE q AND 81 PAID $1,000
VI uESSs sas
R:SsssES s.o sso sSS r
n. !: !
Days Hero (CapeD- 116 10 10 1880
M RSYss gsSS6TTEP 81
Handle-Sb0,171.
,o5 RI esmDs
won driving. Winner, Joseph Serio IRIS b. T. 3, by
E9uibzAsterbi. Trainer, Owner values-S7s0 S240,
$40, $50 Time, :50ls.
Horse. Jockey wgt. PIP. z Str. Fin. odds
s$!si :i;!:.'j f; + 4,
Professor Sam (Kratz) ia "a 6il An 100
Debbie Castle (Weakley)- 100 . 81 81 So 1870
Lady oxford (Servs) = III 3 81 7il Oh go
Metso (McKee) Ill 81 81 ~ $40
Genessee Mist CTeague)-- lis 9s 81 81 1890
Up Rocket (Carrillo) 113 Al Oh % 5000
Quatre Proof (McIvor) ia 10 10 10 67.10
TT2;aHIIrT %Stusls Pais1SUS MT 81 500
Hande-S61.757.
FIFTH RACE-Purse 81 200; claiming: 4-year-olds and
up; about furones Post "a; off at once start good;
MaiselLian Clare Trainer Paul H. Costello. Values
$3.50. $240, $3.50, $50. Time, 1:27as
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JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENTS
AT CHARLES TOWN
Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time. PM
BEST T-PoSTAL-SEVENTH RACE

FIRST RAcE-Pue $1,000; claiming Csl.25o); moiden
oIds: fuyonos
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- Two-dollar mutuels pad-HERNDON 1882 $3.50
" ~ LL aro,s GAL $780, So4O. UP. $500.
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FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
JAcGueline Rose (G'n) I7.5O $50 $50
Air Medal (NelsOnl 500 4.60
Fundamental (USsery) ESQ
Moon Fly, Leave Cancelled. Nimaidal,
Black Heart, Crestlite, Wagon Train,
Pouket Time, l:093s
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Seven Corners 9Uss;S5 leo $50 s so
Jet Fuel (ATcarOl 7.3O $50
Nimmer (Ycaza) 40
East Indian, Plaudit, Locoveed,
Moon Again. Inside Out. Tom Bulger,
Parade. OutEiYinK Time, Lib.
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DAILY DOUBLE q AND 81 PAID $3.50. "a

PETIT TioN SsSo go scuTEoWS 800
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-TWo-dolaT mutuels paid-WOLF HILLS, $3.50, $3.50,
81 % da ROMAN COUNT So so, So. 90. MONIKA, $500
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Stepped-Up Drive
Against Catholics.
In Chino Reported

VATICAN CITY, May %
(AP). L'OsserVatore Romano
said today Roman Catholics in
China face the choice of schism
or the catacombs.
The Vatican newspaper cited
testimony of refugees and of
letters to indicate the extremely
serious situation which it said
Catholics now face in Commu-
mist China.
It quoted one refugee as say
ing that in Red China there no
longer is distinction. as in years
past, between "the political Vat
lean" and the religious Vati-
can"
Roman Catholics in China,
the refugee was quoted as say
ing, "are simply asked to break
from Rome and to accuse the
Pope and the Holy See."
A letter received from Cath
Ollie Chinese said, do not con-
Germ yourselves about our bod
les, but pray for our souls. We
are on the bank of a Baby
lonian River. We are ready
to suffer for the great family
of the church. Let the White
Father (the Pope) know that
we love him and are constantly
close to him in thought"
Thus the choice for Roman
Catholics in Communist China,
said the Vatican newspaper,
now is that of schism or of
hiding in catacombs. During
the Roman prosecutions, early
Christians found refuge in I'M
foreground tombs, or catacombs.
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5 Skilled, 6 Injured
In TeenogerA Auto,
FomiIyC Crush

MONMOUTH. ILL.,. May %
AP).-Five teen-agers whizzeo
south in a car one had received
as a high school graduation
gift.
A workman and his family
drove north on the same road
3 They collided head-on a few
minutes after midnight last
night in a crash that killed five
and injured six others.
Killed were Larry Dean carp,
Is, Little York; Charles Lee
10. of rural Monmouth. Mrs
Mandy Logsdon, 35, and two OF
her children, Duard w., 8, and
Robin, 8 months. Young Lee
died tonight in Monmouth Hos
pital. The others died at the
scene.
Jerry Perrin, 10. Little York
was injured critically. Also
injured were Duard Logsdon
ST., 81; his son. Stanley, IL;
Bernard Brown, 16, son of Mrs
Logsdon by a previous mar
riage: and Dean Talbot, 10
and Bill Tempero. is, both Of
Little York.
Young carp and Lee were
graduated by Little York High
School last night. They were
joined by three others, Young
Perrin, Talbot and Tempero
The carp boy had been given a
car as a graduation gift. 1t car
ried him on his last ride.
Mrs. LogSdon and her -four
children had driven into Mon
mouth to pick up Mr.. Logsdon
at the end Of his night trick at
the Western Stoneware Co.