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Evening star., 1959-10-25
Ny Dear Girl Captures
Gordenio by 5 Lengths

this overcast afternoon. Irish
Jay, handled by Eddie Arcaro,
was fourth.
Gonzalez brought My Dear
Girl out Of the gate on top
and she led by two lengths
after the first quarter with
Blue Crooner, second a head in
front Of Irish Jay. ANer three
quarters, My Dear Girl was
three ahead Of Irish Jay, who
had moved through to head
Blue Crooner by about half a
length.
Willie Shoemaker had Heav-
enly Body running easily in
fourth place and seemed to be
waiting for the right moment
to make a bid with the favorite.
He never got the chance. Shoe
maker said the sloppy track
didn't fit his mount.
Arcaro made his move with
Irish Jay as the field hit the
stretch, cutting My Dear Girls
advantage to two lengths, but
the Center filly easily moved
away again. Arcaro said the
distance was too much for Irish
Jay.
Earlier. in a two-division
trial for next Saturdays Gar
den State Stakes, Mrs. Adele
Rand's Bourbon Prince and
William A. Miller's Stephen
won handily.
Evening star., 1959-10-25

finished eighth in the field OF
nine.
Jamin, owned by Mile Orly
Roederer Of Paris and driven
by Jean Riaud, paid $10.60,
$500 and $40. Silver Song,
longest shot on the board, re-
turned 1920 and $500.
Trader Horn finished third and
paid $3.50.
The second leg of the classic
will be run next Saturday
Should Jamin win then, or in
the third leg, it will be all over.
If three legs are won by diff
ferent horses, there will be a
runoff.
Jamin, a celebrated name in
European trotting, came to the
United States in August. He
won the $50,000 International
Trot at Roosevelt Raceway in
New York and later won the
$4,000 American Trotting
Championship at the same
track.
Senator Frost beat Jamin to
the wire in the American Trott-
ing championship, but broke
into a tiring gallop at the finish
and was disqualified.
Evening star., 1959-10-25
Rose, Injured Jockey, Dies
After Spill on 'Jinx' Colt

BERKELEY, Calf, Oct. "a
(AP).-Jockey Frederick Rose,
81, 6ied today of a skull frac-
ture suffered Thursday in a
racing spill at Golden Gate
Fields.
The tumble, from a 2-year-
old colt that had injured an
other rider in his last previous
race. left Rose unconscious ard
unable to undergo needed brain
surgery.
Roses mount, Hy-Gain, tum-
bled in the stretch-in his first
start since a similar spill Sep
tember IL at the Stale Fair in
Sacramento, putting another
Jockey in a coma tor 20 days.
The other jockey, Italian
born Peter Tranchina, suffered
partial paralysis, but now is be-
lieved recovering.
Rose, one of the few Negro
Jockeys on United States tracks,
had ridden 228 winners, mostly
in Panama. His ride on Hy-
Gain was only his second
mount after coming from Pan
anna three weeks ago.
Several holes had been
drilled in Roses skull for drain
age to relieve pressure on his
brain.
Evening star., 1959-10-25
Roses Gem Wins
At Lincoln Downs

LINCOLN, r. l., Oct. "a
(AP).-M. H. Van Berg's Roses
Gem won the $4,000 Rhode
Island Handicap at Lincoln
DownSstoday.
Probably the muddy track
was all that prevented the s.
year-old son of Royal Gem II
from. setting another track rec
ord. His time for 7ia furlongs
was 1888, compared with the
record of 1875. Three weeks
ago Roses Gem set a track
mark here for seven furlongs.
Jockey E. ]. Knapp brought
the top-weighted Roses Gem
from behind to a three-quarter
length victory over Charles
Boy.
Roses Gem paid Sc, So and
$3.50. Charles Boy paid $3.50
and $2.40, and Cabezon was
$500 to show.
Evening star., 1959-10-25
Area Horsewomun
To Lead Parade
In Garden Stute

Mrs. Robert Curley, Laurel
horsewoman, will lead the
horses to the post in next Sat-
urday's 2-year-old classic, the
Garden State Stakes.
Mrs. Curley, the former Jane
Aitcheson, is widely known in
area show rings and also has
served as the official exercise
boy" for Alfred H. Smiths
Grand Chal, one of the coun-
try's outstanding timber horses.
Mrs. Curley, an attractive
redhead, also has modelled for
several Baltimore department.
stores. AS the outrider for the
worlds richest race, she will
wear formal hunting clothes
and will be mounted on a hand
some. gray hunter, DR.. Christine
Kehne's High Girl, many times
a champion in the show ring.
Evening star., 1959-10-25
Martini II Wins
Canadian Stakes
For Hosty House

TORONTO, Oct. "a (AP).-
Martini II, one-third of the
Hasty House Farm entry, today
won the $50,000-added Cana
dian Championship at New
Woodbine track with a rousing
stretch drive.
Martini II, who ran coupled
with Jack Ketch and Ekaba,
earned $33, 900 for Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Reuben of Toledo, Ohio.
after finishing in front of Han
nah's Hill, owned by Ambrose
Clark. M. j. Boylen's Calais II
was third as Sailors Guide,
odds-on-favorite, wound up
fifth.
Under Jockey C. NJ. Clark's
guidance. Martini raced the
15s miles on the grass in 2:56.
His stablemates trailed far back
in the field of nine.
AS the second choice to
Sailors Guide, who won the
Washington, D. c., Interna-
tional last year, the Hasty
House entry paid $3.50, $500
and $3.50. Hannah's Hill re-
turned $l0.10 and $3.50 and
Calais $3.50.
Evening star., 1959-10-25
Terra Firmu
Easy Victor

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. "a
(AP). - Terra Firma came
through as expected today,
winning the $l7,l0O Fayette
Handicap at Keeneland by five
lengths.
The 4-year-old colt owned by
Doug Prewitt and H. E. Olson
defeated five opponents in the
mile-and-an-eighth race after
Quantrell, Natalie and Bob
Adams were scratched because
Of a sloppy track. The time for
the race was 1873.
Hymient, the early pace set
ter. finished second, 2l2 lengths
in front Of Dru Away.
Terra Firma. winner Of two
other stakes this year, earned
a net of $l0.865. The colt al
ready had won $3.50, ,390-$86,-
TAO Of it this year.
Terra Firma paid $3.50, $3.50
and $2.20 to his hackers in a
rainy-day crowd of 1858 as the
meeting closed. Hymient paid
Sc and $3.50 and Dru Away,
$2.40.
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Canadian Rides
$40 Daily Double
At Shenandoah

Charles Town, w. Va, Oct. "a
(SpeciaD Alex Goodwin, a
Canadian jockey, rode both
ends of the $26.80 daily double
at Shenandoah Downs tonight.
A crowd estimated at $500
watched Goodwin splash h
through the slop with Admiral
Al t$9) in the first race and
Paper Boss (S7) in the second.
Betting was off tonight, with
the track sloppy after more
than three days of rain.
Joe French, second leading
rider at this meeting, was in
jured in the sixth race when he
fell from Supreme Ruler going
away from the gate. French
was taken to Charles Town
General Hospital with an in
jured forearm.
Evening star., 1959-10-25

CAMDEN. N. j., oct. "a
(AP).-My Dear Girl, owned by
Mrs. Frances A. Center Of
Minneapolis. today won the
fifth running Of the Gardenia
Stakes and cast a shadow over
the 2-year-old fllly champion
ship picture.
Ridden out by Jockey Man.
uel Gonzalez, My Dear Girl
splashed over a sloppy Garden
State Track to win by five
lengths from T. A. Grissom's
Blue Crooner. Heavenly Body,
the 8-5 favorite, was third,
another nose back. There were
nine starters.
My Dear Girl was timed in
1:463s for the mile and a six
teenth as she earned $79,304.
To those in the crowd Of 30.548
who liked her chances against
the two standouts, Heavenly
Body and Irish Jay, she paid
$40, Sc and $3.50. Blue Crooner
returned $14 and $3.50, and
Heavenly Body's show price
was So.
The pre-race information
saw a battle between Cain
Hoy Stables Heavenly Body
and Wheatley Stables Irish
Jay, the two f1llies that have
been leading the division for
championship honors. But
neither was a real challenger
Evening star., 1959-10-25
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS
Contributing Writer

THE PLAINS, Va, Oct. "a
Junior riders from the Poto-
mac Hunt Pony Club placed
one-two in the novice division
of the Orange County Horse
trials here today, topping a
field of 16 competitors.
Thirteen year old Trippe
Harting and Ray Little of the
Potomac Boys squad collected
five ribbons between them as
they took ponies through the
difficult dressage, a long and
stiff cross-country course and
tricky stadium jumps.
In the open division, DR.. Jo-
Seph Rogers of Hamilton, Va,
riding Thomas Taylor's Small
Change, won the croSs-country
phase and finished second in
the stadium test to rack up the
best cumulative score among
a dozen starters.
Close behind DR.. Rogers was
Col. Bertrand deNadillac'S Lo-
gisticS, ridden by Mrs. Ray
Evening star., 1959-10-25
Potomac Hunt Club Riders
Finish One wo at Orunqe

Norton. jr., also of Potomac
Hunt.
Only two of the top six rib
bons remained in local hands
at the end of the day. Third
place in the novice division was
won by Mrs. Redmond Toerge'S
Baby Doll, ridden by Richard
Rector, and Mrs. Henry Wool
man III finished third with
Atlasta in the open class.
Summaries:
Novice division-1. Farnley Syrian.
Trippe Harting; =. Miss Moreill, Ray
Little; 3. Baby Doll, Mrs. Redman
Toerge: 4. Vesuvius. Ray Norton, il
Open DIVISION. Small Change, DR.
trand deNadaillac: g. Atlasta, Mrs.
Henry Woolman. III; 4. Rowdy, Anne
C. Foster.
Evening star., 1959-10-25
Adapt Easily
Wins Nursery
Before 1901
By JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Adapt, a 2-year-old who
couldn't win in 10 starts at
the mile tracks. walloped nine
rivals in the $3.50 Nursery
Stakes before 8.00l closing day
fans at Marlboro yesterday.
Owned by DR.. John A. Hoy,
Baltimore dentist. Adapt won
by five lengths with Jockey
Eugene Monacelli in the saddle.
Louis T. Delloso's Weeper's
Jane, one Of the three mutuel
field horses, was second. a half
length IN front of Grandherst,
the tired 13-to-10 favorite.
The winner was second choice
and paid 81, $4.40 and $3.50.
Weeper's Jane returned $3.50
and 50 80 to hackers of the
field horses and Grandherst
$2.40 to show.
No Trouble With Turns
Adapt, who had been racing
in New Jersey after making his
debut last spring at Pimlico
had no trouble with the sharper
turns at Marlboro. In scoring
his first victory, Adapt was kept
close to the pace and slipped
along the rail to catch the pace
setting Grandherst a quarter
mile from the wire.
Once on top, the son of Loser
Weeper drew away with ease
and was hand ridden by Mona
celli through the homestretch
Hillside Farms Grandherst
who carried 119 pounds against
Adapt's 108 under the allowance
conditions of the Nursery, fall
tered in the late stages and
failed to save second money as
Weeper's Jane rallied.
A disappointment in the race
was the performance of Mrs.
Fendall Clagett's Heliobubble,
an invader from Aqueduct who
was third choice. Heliobubble
was of slowly, and although
making a late bid, finished sixth.
Winner Nets $4,54O
Adapt netted $4,54O and ran
the muddy seven furlongs in
1882.
Despite a threat of rain
throughout the afternoon and a
ownpour accompanied by
strong winds during the eighth
race. betting reached a high
point for the 12-day meeting
when $541,558 was wagered.
Evening star., 1959-10-25

The Jockeys wife had re-
manned constantly in the hos
pital room since arriving early
Friday from New York. He also
is survived by two small chill
dren.
Evening star., 1959-10-25
SeIvy, Brennan Cut

NEW YORK, Oct. "a (AP).-
The New York KnickS of the
NBA tonight dropped Frank
Selvy and Pete Brennan, reduc-
ing their squad to IL. They
have until December Is to get
down to the l0-man player
limit.
Evening star., 1959-10-25
Exhibition for Inqo

NEW YORK, Oct. "a tAP).-
Heavyweight Champion Inge-
mar Johansson has signed to
box a four-round exhibition in
Kingston, Jamaica, December
5. His opponent is to be named.
Evening star., 1959-10-25
Hoyu Booters Bow

Jim Kennedy scored on a
penalty kick in the third period
yesterday to give Loyola of
Baltimore a 10 soccer victory
over Georgetown on the Hoyas'
field.
Evening star., 1959-10-25
MAN OWAR
Continued From Page d.

won a major race since the
Miss America Turf Handicap
at Atlantic City, September 6
1858.
So the crowd of 34,109 let
her start at the longest price
on the board. Across the board,
she returned $3.50, $3.50 and
SO. Amerigo paid 81 and $3.50,
while Prince Willy was $6.40.
Bald Eagle carried top weight
Of 1875 pounds, while Dotted
Line had Ill.
Tudor Era, who finished first
in the 1858 Washington, D. c..
International at Laurel but was
disqualified for fouling the Aus
tralian Sailors Guide, had 124
pounds top weight.
Takes Lead at Start
Hartack shot him to the front
at once and soon opened up a
four-length lead. Find chased
him for a mile, then NARROW
Road made his run, cutting
Tudor Era'S lead to a length at
the head of the stretch. Har-
tack just let out a notch and
Tudor Era pulled away to win
easily.
Tudor paid $6.4O, $4.2O and
$3.40. NARROW Road, carrying
113 pounds, returned 1920 and
$5.40. Anisado with Ill pounds
and ridden by Boland, paid
$500.
Dotted Line was timed ir
2:4O4s and Tudor Era in 2:41
The first division purse
crossed $112,050, of which
Dotted Line netted 71,732.50
Tudor Era netted $72,382.50 il
the windup which was worth
$113,O50.
Evening star., 1959-10-25
SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

bazaar Goya, Lenny Gale. Jenny
Ring
.-Licorice Stick, Challowee. Kelicon
3-Piano Girl, Miss K, Donean
4-Shining, Hyscandal, Joe Apura
5-Master Painter, Missy M s, Ma
jestic Son
6-Broom Sage. Euripides, Delicious
7-Justice Brown. Pleasure Time, New
York
Eugene Boy, Occu-Pet
9-BLENHEIM TIME, Stop Street,
Naomi
Evening star., 1959-10-25
8 Enter at Aquusco

The Power Dragster Club of
Atlantic City plans to enter
eight cars today in the drag
races at Aquasco Speedway.
Pits open at 10 am. and final
eliminations begin at 2 pm.
Evening star., 1959-10-25
SHENANDOAH
RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Purse, 81, 900; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: 3l2 furlongS.
Admiral Al (Goodwin) 900 800 $50
Wise Fleet (Gamb'lal $50 2.20
Orphan, Laeternal, Cinnamon, So Ever
Time, 0:43.
SECOND RACE - Purse. S1,ooo:
claiming; 3-year-olds; 8 furlonss.
Equal Right tGs mb1al $50
Poppys Gem, Bubbling Spring, Sheriff
Dana, Miss Edgelake. Time, 1:17S.
DAILY DOUBLE C5-D PAID s2s.sO
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000; al
Sugar Loeb (WoodJ I.6O 500 I 90
Intraiade French) $40 4 80
Skymint (Gers) 700
HUNTINGTON, Skins Daughter, Que
Gal, Black Twink, Little Coquette.
FOURTH, RACE. - Purse. S1,O0O;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 3 Iur-
longs
Ace Drum (Shirey) $500 7.SO 800
Beau Dee (Biamontel $50 3.4O
Compass (GambardelIa) 40
Beckys Shirt, Pheidippides, Past
Eclipse, Dandalo, Uncharted. Time,
HISS.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 81 900; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Little Pickin's lGm'la) 1.iO 40 $50
Sweet Shelby VasiD I.6O 3.2O
Color Plate lGOOdwinl $50
Moseid;, Yanuzzi. Fey, Miss Galoot,
Puchero II. Time, 1:l7.
SIXTH RACE Purse, $1,000;
2 and 4-year-olds: special weishts;
Hill Top Gem (B'mte) 1000 $50 90
Stars Last (Gambardella) $50 800
Balmy Moose (Civitello) $50
Supreme Ruler. Fern, Savemenow,
Time, 1:17B.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $1,000:
3-year-olds and up; claiming; 51a fur
longs.
Iurls (Hausel 500 40 $50
KatyS Duke (Cape) 500 3.JO
Lord Sheffield (Gerst) 100
Balboa II, Opal s, Reddst Redbird,
Holiday Admiral, Bound Fast, Kilmar-
mock II, Bill Mcdonald. Time, Ill.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. 81 900. 4.
year r-olds and up; claiming; l mile and
Pistol Shot tBiam'te) $50 400 800
Panel CHauseJ 6.lO J.S0
Prince Rhymer tsmaD O i.SS
Addie X, 0uatre Thell, Tax Collec-
tor, Kings Blood. Nirvy Miss. Time
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50

THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; al
4ssnees FIeet Sreek k1EssrS}ds sss1S mile so
Catapult Iesterl 1920 $50
Count Amber (BOIandl $50
Allie s, Progressing. Howard G.,
0inki { ms. Daring Heart Praesepe' Time
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
saedfHhp sao HaItasE So Sp sso fsTlonss So
Missile (UsSeryl $40 $50
Commen d a tion 4 (Sor 'tinO) $50
Arnica, Amber Diver, Prophetic,
Amber Morn Time, 1:10%.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowances;. 3-year-olds and up: I mile;
Mid Ace (AndersOn) 6.1O 4.40
Carrier K. Rose Net. Land of Hope,
North Pole II. Helioport, Star Wagon.
Call the Witness, Prothalamion. Time,
1:371s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 100000 add
eq; me Man o, war VA. Handicap 'nrst it
Dotted S Line Line BOlanD $3.50 1890 900
Prince Willy (Adams) 6.4O
Bald Eaele. Inside Tract. Langton
Breeze, Tharp, Promised Land, Babu.
Rafty. Time. 2:404s lcourse record.
D&M Stable-Partee entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 100000
added: the Man o. War Handicap
(second division); 3-year -olds and up;
!uder nllss EEs caEsHTatsstl EHatl $40 s.sS S s.aiSS siS
NARROW Road Hester) 0.2O DID
AnisadO (Boland) 90
Amos IL, Noble Sell Muscadel, Sally
mount, Find, Grey Monarch, Wild FIRE
II, One-Eyed King Time, 2:41.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: al
loWances: 3-year-olds up; 1H miles.
Amanullah (Woodh'e) go 40 80
Ivy Lacquer (Ussery) $50 S.6v
Lake Erie (MOreno) 3.OO
Furyvan Ambehaving, Patrolman
Pete. Time. 1:512s.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $500; lie
Gentle Knock CBr0 2O.1O 80 !.02
Gone (Lester) o.%O 4'3U
Bhawan (Adams) 2.ov
willing Don, Forty Below, 1ked,
daRay Beaudet' Lovely Ruler TRADES
dq Disqualified from 1st to 4th.
Evening star., 1959-10-25
4 Stakes Set
For LAUREL
Fall Meeting

Mile-track racing returns to
Maryland Wednesday with the
opening of Laurel's 14-day
meeting, which again will be
highlighted by the eighth run
ming of the Washington, D. c.,
International November IL.
Post time daily will be /
pm.
Laurel has undergone a mil
lion-dollar rebuilding job since
the close of its spring meeting
May 2, most of which has gene
to revamping of the racing
strips. The main course has
been enlarged to a. mile and
an eighth and now includes a
mile chute and a 7-furlong
chute.
Grass Court Extended
The grass course, over which
the International will be run,
also has been expanded to a
mile as opposed to the old dis
tance of about 7 furlongs. The
tuTt strip has been widened
to 400 feet at the turns and
80 feet in the straightaWays.
The turns also will be banked.
-Four stakes are scheduled
during the meeting. The first
of these. the Selma, will be
run Saturday, with an eSti-
mated gross purse of $4,000. 1t
will be staged at a mile and a
sixteenth for 2-year-old fillies.
The Maryland Futurity will
be renewed Friday, November
6, and carries a $10,000-added
purse for Maryland-bred and
foaled 2-year-olds.
Parking Area Extended
The following day the $20,000-
added Laurel Turf Cup will be
staged over the new grass
course at a mile and an eighth.
Although some ground was
lost because of the construction
of the new chutes, the parking
capacity has been increased to
hold about 10000 cars by the
opening of new lots.
The BIO Railroad will sup
ply direct service to the track
daily and trains will be added
for Saturdays and Information
al day.
Evening star., 1959-10-25

EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000:
claiming; 3-year-olds and up; l mile
and 20 yards.
COmbahee (Johnson) $500 900 $50
Ocelote (Boulmetis) 4.6O $40
Major Watson tBrooks) 4.20
Vetian's Pal, Laughing Greek, Papa
Bill, Susie Stockard, Gaspar, Noble
Drake Time, l:45A,
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SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000: al
lowances: 3-year-olds; 6ia furlongs
Genian (Adams) 7.IO l.1O $40
judiciary (Ussery1 $40 $50
Oban BURR 500
Tuscarora, Par Four, Pacesetter
Great Crossing, Sargon. Alhambra
Circle. Air Delight Col. Chuck, SHADY
Princess. Mirror. Time. l:172s.
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SEVENTH RACE Purse, S5O.O0O:
the Gardenia for 1850: stake: 2-year-
olds: ] IL miles.
My Dear Girl Coma 1000 600 $50
Blue Cr0oner Cook 400 $50
Heavenly Body (S'em'r) 300
Fresh Lady, La Fuerza, Irish Jay.
Royal Waltz, Postward, Crossword
Dottie, Heliolight. Time, 1:469S.
Evening star., 1959-10-25
Aqueduct Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. SO. 700: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; 8 furlongs
b Wise Marble Hes') 1850 $50 $50
Moon Crazy (Ussery) 4.6O $40
b Samoan (AdamSl $40
Tranuuilizer. Joe Jones, Trim Beau,
Treasure Hunt. Decimal Mr.. Jupiter.
Time. l:I2is
Giorgi-Magda entry.
Evening star., 1959-10-25

FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: al
lowances; 2-year-olds; l ia miles
Bourbon Prince (R'g'D 4.SO 800 2.6O
TV Lark CMaese) 7.2O 400
Keenation (BroOks) 800
Big Biz, Subaltern. Casino, 1--WE
Music. Time 1:47h.
Evening star., 1959-10-25

SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: al
lowances; 2-year-olds: Lie miles.
Stephen (ChOauette) 1900 100 ESQ
Pied Dor Obi OOks) 800 2.IO
AEure's Orphan (H'm'II $50
Occabot, New Commander, Royal
Service. Spring Broker. Time. 1:471s
Evening star., 1959-10-25

FOURTH RACE-Purse. 5000; al
lowances. 3-year-olds up furlongS
True Verdict (S'em'r) 900 $40 $40
Sand Boy (Kirk) 500 d.8O
Sonny Dan (HarmatE) 3.4O
Little General. Kentucky Pride,
a Rellim 8. W, Our Holiday, Besomer
aWa ckar ITT M;lla. ontry
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID SI1R.I0

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up: ] Il. miles.
Count Bull (CulmOne) $40 4.8O 3.2O
Mickey Boy (StuarD 7.4O 400
Pro-Brandy (BrOOks) $50
Thespis. Gamesman, Cortam, Per-
sian Claw Time, 1:47b.
Evening star., 1959-10-25
Garden Stute Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing: 3-year-oldS and up; 8 furlongs.
Star o Lee Cook $500 is. so $50
Newhurst (BlumD 1880 IO. .O0
Grey Rip (CulmOne1 .20
Legal Larceny, Red Jack. Uncle Sid,
Dr. Robert, Self Control. Time, 1:12b.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $4,000:
claiming: 3-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Admiral Hogan (BOu's) 6.2O 100 $40
Fast Pal Cook 100 $50
Lepus Uawlessl $40
Croydon Chimes. Princess Moon,
Gunduest, Disk Man Very Speedy.
Null And Void, Jay Jay Jr. King
Dare. Time, 1:12A.
Evening star., 1959-10-25

FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: A.
year-olds and up: allowance; 6 fur
Evening star., 1959-10-25

FIFTH RAcR-Purse 81 500: claiming; 3-year-ods and
up; lie miles Post 3a6 off at once: start good won
psgby DinSO TSsiner John y. Greer yaiues~$945,
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90 ITO-d9aT m4tIels paid6-FsAsTNET E0SK S523 So
Handle-S64547 Total handle-S54155S.
Total handle for meeting-$4.5s3612
Total attendance for meeting-64,so7
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FOURTH RACE-PurSe, $1,000: A.
year-olds and up allowance; ga fur
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VARIED SPORTS

SOCCER
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fridge with wild rice. stuffed
rock cornish game hen,
prime rib Of steer beef, double
lamb chops with kidneys. ETC..
etc. This isn't flying; this
is livingl
THE SPANISH EMBASSY
has a new acting cultural
counselor, Enrique de Puga.
He Is given the title acting"
because Antonio Espinosa was
announced as slated for the
Job Of cultural counselor here.
but Antonio's arrival here de-
ponds on his replacement In
New York, where he has been
serving as consul general.
The de Pugas will no doubt
remain here, though, because
the attractive 39-year-old
diplomat who paints oil land
scapes on the side, is looking
for a house for his brood. 3.
There is his French wife
Odette, his 7-year-old son
Enrique born in Brazil. his
6-year-old daughter Odette
born in France, his 5-year-old
son Luis born in Portugal. his
3-year-old daughter Marisol
born in Spain. and his 2
week-old son Jaime or Jimmy
born In Chicago. II they
all have dual citizenship. he
has a league Of nations In his
own home.
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First Lady's Spring
Schedule Announced

Even though Mrs. Eisen-
hover will not be involved
with entertaining for q state
visitor this coming week as
she has been the last two, her
spring schedule is underway.
Jordan's King Hussein win
be in town but since his visit
is termed unofficial" he will
rate Just q stag luncheon
with President Eisenhower.
Next Wednesday the Presi-
dents wife will receive o
group Of foreign students Of
Vassar College here for q
visit. Following this she will
be honor guest at a luncheon
given at Fort Myer by the
Army Daughters Of North
ern Virginia
The following day she win
greet and be photographed at
the White House with Prin-
cess Pacelli, niece Of the late
Pope Plus XII. The Princess
Is coming to Washington on
that day and is in the United
States to raise funds for the
Boys Clubs Of Italy.
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ident's wife viii pose at the
Executive Mansion with q
national cancer group. and
on April l she will be the
guest Of honor at a luncheon
given by the Washington
Club.
April 8 is the day Mrs.
Eisenhower has chosen for
her annual Congressional
Wives Tea. She will really
give two parties on the same
day. the second for Little
Cabinet wives and wives Of
Presidential Appointees in
the Independent Agencies.
The annual luncheon Mrs.
Eisenhower gives In honor
Of Senate Wives will take
place on April goth this year.