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Triangle Girl, 10,
BIindfoIded, Raped

A l0-year-old girl was blind
folded and raped yesterday in
a woods beside her home near
Triangle, Va. State police re-
ported.
They said the assault &C.
Cured shortly before noon
while the girl was on an errand
The asSailant stole up behind
her.
The girl, suffering from
shock, returned home and later
received medical care, police
said.
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FIN Stations

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Prince Rides Coach

KYOTO, Japan, Aug. 8 (AP).
Grown Prince Akihito trav-
eled in a public railroad coach
for the first time yesterday.
He rode the Echo Express 300
miles to Kyoto for the ma
tional Boy Scout jamboree in
stead of using the numbering
old imperial train. He ate a
cold box lunch of rice and
meat, standard for japanese
travellers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08

LONDON (NANA)-Richard
Green's robin Hood, pro-
ducers are begging him to for
get his plan to cross the Allan
tic In his 42-foot yacht. He
plans to sail in the fall. I'll
do 1t in three weeks" boasts
the actor. If he's lucky. :.
Sophia Loren denied in Rome
that she is writing her mem
oirs, on the score that she isn't
old enough for that chore.
Take your time, Sophia, and
please do it all yourself.
Mel Ferrer has two Of his
children-Mel has four-stay-
ing at the chalet in Burgen-
stock, above Lake Lucerne. Not
to mention wife Audrey Hep
burns famous dog, Famous.
that won't cross any road
without first taking a tram
quilizer pill! Eva BartOk has a
new personal" manager James
KOmisarjevsky. Personal or
public, the Bartok is blooming,
with more pictures offered
than she can make. New
York's my Fair Lady" Sally
Ann HOwes, grateful to her
comedian father, Bobby HOwes,
will feature him in her London
TV series, 1.-THE Sally Ann
Howes Show" Lately, Bobby
hasn't been doing as well as
his talents entitle him to. o..
Heather Sears, who was so
good in "The Story of Esther
Costello" and Room at the
Top" does THE Sea Shell"
with Dame Sybil ThOrndyke.
:. Cecil B. De Mile would be
glad to know that 1.-The 10
Commandments" which he
launched in the late winter of
81, is still running in Paris.
y 4 4
But even more popular in
France is Alfred Hitchcock.
He's the only director to be
billed above the star.
Hitchcock's "Vertig o" with
kim NOvak and Jimmy Stewart
did better in France and the
rest of Europe than in the
United States. I asked a French
journalist the reason for Hitch's
popularity, and what he said
made senSe-"He talks to every
reporter, he's witty, and he
comes to France very often.
Also when people go to a
Hitchcock movie, they know
what they're going to get"
Anita Ekberg told me she
will think several times before
she returns to her native Swe-
den for another visit. Its the
worst in Sweden. Everyone fol-
lows me. I have no privacy at
all. I can't even look at little
shops in side streets"
\ =
Fred Astaire'S daughter, Ava,
said a fearful good-by to OK
ford student John Parker-Rees
when she left for America with
father Fred. John did not see
her off. But I have a bunch
he will be coming to visit her
again when they both are a bit
older. He is 20. Ava is IT.
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HUSBANDS PLANT
PAINTED ON CAR
IN DIVORCE CASE

LOS ANGELES (AP).-
E d ward l.. Rice drove
around his neighborhood
with a sign on his car
reading:
my wife is the meanest
woman on earth and won't
let me see my son. Nom
wants the divorce and I
don't"
On complaint Of Mrs.
Lorraine Rice, 38, who is
suing for divorce, Superior
Court yesterday ordered
Mr.. Rice to quit it.
Mr.. Rice, Al, a painter,
said he still loves his wife
and wants a reconciliation.
Mrs. Rice said, mo"
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BIost-Hit Town Seals
8 Shattered Blocks

ROSEBURG, Greg, Aug 8 (AP).-Eight blocks of the
business district of this Southern Oregon cityseared and
shattered when tuckoad of explosives blew like bomb
sealed by the National Guard today while searcherS
sought victims.
At least II persons were killed early Yesterday when the
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tonight'S top ShoWS preuewed BY TV Keys staff,
ho attend rehedrS1lS, match screenings and undlyze
scripts in NeW York. Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions offered guide to area uiewerS
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Ralph Neves
Dangerously
Hurt in Spill

NGLEWOOD. Calf, May 80
ytAP) Veteran Jockey Ralph
Neyes was dangerously injured
in a spill during the third race
at Hollywood Park today and
doctors planned immediate
brain surgery.
A first examination revealed
that the 4i-year-old Neves had
suffered painful back injuries.
Then. when the little jockey be-
came drowsy, doctors gave him
a more thorough examination
and reported he had a basal
skull fracture and a blood cIot
lon the brain.
He was Immediately readied
for surgery at a hospital near
the track.
Neves was knocked unconsci-
Gus when his mount, Rhin. fell
after running up on the heels
of Golden Rage at the head Of
the stretch. Rhin got to his feet
and ran off down the track. 4
Initial examination disclosed
that the jockey had suffered q
compression fracture of his
seventh and eighth thoraci0
vertebrae.
Neves. native of Cape Cod
Mass. is one OF only seven
American riders who had rid-,
den more than 5000 winners.
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BELMONT
Continued From Page Ell

Continued From Page Ell
but Shoemaker, who few here
from California during the
night, made OF with the
money. 1t was his second
straight Metropolitan, having
won q year ago when Gallant
Man defeated Bold Ruler and
Arcaro.
Sword Dancer was coupled
with Oligarchy as an entry and
carried ia pounds. He paid 81,
$4.10 and $3.50 as the second
choice of the crowd of 1851
- largest of the season in
New York. The big throng bet
a whopping $4.042.852.
Jimmer returned $3.50 and
$7.20. Talent show paid $40.
Jimmer Sets Pace
Jimmer, packing 112 pounds,
was sent to the front at once
by Jockey Johnny Ruane and
stayed there until Sword
Dancer caught him with about
an eighth Of a mile to travel.
ut was really a big race for
him." Shoemaker said. while
he was never in serious trouble,
he did have to go between
horses to get up there. He was
running very strongly at the
finish and much better than
he did in the PreakneSS."
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STANTON. DEL. May 3d.
Bases Full. backed down To
7-to-10 odds, helped to empty
the pockets Of the favorite
players In the Memorial Day
crowd Of 20.646 at Delaware
Park today when she finished
next to last In the $l2.eT5 Polly
Drummond Stakes as Twin
Lane Farms Gray Flank regis
tered q two-length triumph.
Winner Of the recent RAN
cocas Stakes at Garden State,
Bases Full. from the Wheatley
Stable, had never been out Of
the money in four previous
races. But today. she held a
slight lead only briefly before
firing in the stretch of the five-
furlong dash limited to 2-year-
old fillies.
Two longshots chased the
winner to the wire. Mrs. Enrol
B. Stewards Penny Circle was
second, ga lengths in front of
Dwight J. Thompson,s Cancel.
Chalvedele and Hartford Stables
undefeated Miss Thing were
late scratches for the 21st run
ming of the Polly Drummond.
Gray Flank. who was pur-
chased by her owners, Elwood
and Howard Wilson Of Whining
ton, for $4,000 at the Keeneland
yearling sales, was the second
choice and paid $11.40. $3.50
and $3.50. Place tickets on
Penny Circle were worth 1890
and $3.50 and Cancel returned
$3.50 to show.
Jockey Arthur Chambers had
trouble keeping Gray Flank
from running out. but despite
the filly's wide sweep into the
stretch she was superior to
her seven rivals. Gray Flank,
in winning her first stakes in
five starts, netted $3.50 and
maintained a mark of not fin
ishing worse than second in
her brief career.
Jockey Nick Shuk. who
piloted Bases Full, reported
after the disappointing race,
"she wanted to get out all the
way and wouldn't extend her
self when Strengthened away"
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons. who
trains Bases Full, was not at
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Manassas Takes
BolmoroI Cop at
Washington Park

CHICAGO, May 80 (AP).-
Manassas. So favorite. won the
$57,850 Balmoral Turf Handi-
cap by a neck at Washington
Park today.
A crowd of 32,479 saw
Manassas, top-weighed at 100
pounds and ridden by Doug
Dodson. close strongly to nail
the Irish-bred Tharp in the last
few strides.
Hare Raising. a 40-1 shot, was
third, IA lengths behind and a
nose in front Of Santiago in the
field of 10.
Manassas, Chicago's grass
champion two years ago but
out with injuries most of last
season, scored his third victory
of 1859 and his first in a stakes.
The winner paid $3.50, $40
and $4.20.
Tharp, making his third start
in this country. returned $3.50
and $500. Show price on Hare
Raising was $14.40.
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1851 Watch
Bel Air Races

BEL AIR. Md, May 80 (Spe-
cial) War Sally. Robert Fitz-
gerald's 7-year-old mare, won
the featured race today as the
Bel Air race track wound up
its i2-day meeting before a
crowd of 1851 fans.
The mutuel windows handled
$475,346. The daily average was
$350.587. compared with last
years $780, 85, a drop of 8 per
cent. Attendance averaged S.
118. a drop of is per cent. How
ever, last year Shenandoah
Downs. the night racing plant
was not operating.
War Sally turned back nine
rivals to win the Memorial Day,
purse, a mile event, in 1889, and
returned her hackers $14.40..
$7.20 and SIS. Charley Mckee
rode War Sally to her second
victory of the meeting.
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FAvORITE RUNS NEXT TO LAST
Gray Flank Registers
Upset at Delaware

the track today but his son,
James. Jr. saddled her.
Gray Flank was nearly two
seconds on the track record
of So seconds. held by Beaugay
In winning the tive-furlong
Polly Drummond, in .504s in
l945. She carried lis pounds
as did the rest Of the field with
the exception of Bases Full.
who had 122.
Today's attendance fell below
last years Memorial Day turn
out Of 23.34l. Wagering on the
eight races reached $l.l59,90
as compared with a $1,l94.932
handle in 1858.
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Garden Stote Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claim
lns; 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
Crafty Tiger tGilliganl 1.2O $3.50 ESQ
Cash 70 Carry tBeulm's) $50 800
f Darbin, snOEapi, Jr,s Ruin, c5 n;1c
marada, Tehran Legend, Sky Mint.
Short Ruler, Arctic Lass, zosh. Time,
1:l42s.
SECOND RACE. - Purse, $500:
f Diree tEawies se-Oi0S Is.oo 5.so $50
Odysseus (Gross) $3.50 "a 90
FIarespur (GiIligan) 7.80
Ravdin. Koko Dozo, King Flush,
Guardian II, Another War, Ny De
Time, Eats.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s61.sO
THIRD RAcE--Purse. $4,000: claim
stone Idol swoodh'ssS s'ao 100 500
TIP Sheet tLeonaEd) eco $50
MONS Knave, Miss Myrtle M, voy-
ante, Nasal. Perdulario. Time l:47hs.
FOURTH RACE = Purse. $4,000;
CLAIMING sISag s;,S sSyear-0ids 800 tur hsSg
Sky Step (KeF4e) 1920 $40
Father Bob (BennettD $50
Rocket Fuel, Night Spy Mainrock,
Prince Proud, Prince Prom, Carrie Lee,
Auroa B.. O'Grifin, Slam On. Time,
1:1Sb.
FIFTH RACE--Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; s furlongs.
Singing Bush (Grant) SAC $40 $50
History Book tGibb) SEQ $50
Bicky L. (Prozzillo) geo
Easy knight, DR.. Robert. Show
Bridge, Devilflsh, Condi Lu, Singer,
Starocative, Bonanza Miss. Time,
.1:1E2s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; az
lowance; 4-year-olds up; furlongs.
Backbone (Cruxl $40 900 40
Gunr0d (BrOussard) $3.50 l2 90
Lucky George (Gibb) $50
Melpet Jr, Arion, Hubcap, Vegeo,
Sand Boy Time, 1:12.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $50, 900
added; Jersey Stakes; 3-year-olds; la
miles
Waltz (GiIIisan) also 1890 TAO
Scotland (BouImetisl 7.60 $50
Lake Erie (Blum) 1880
Ounce, Festival King. Bonzo. Open
View, Manassa Mauler, Royal Dazzler.
Rare Rice. Time, 1:49as.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds up: Lie miles
Sky Light Grant 1890 5.s0 SEQ
Golden Music DeSpi'O) 1920 Tee
Kentucky Roman tBro'dD $50
Thespis. veloz II. Loyal Woman. Old
Langley, Ambor Reign, Native Son.
Time 1:459s
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.64,266 Watch
Ole FoIs Win
At Hollywood

NGLEwooD, Calf. May 30
(AP) Ole Fols won the ST.
900 win Rogers Stakes today
before o holiday crowd Of ga
266. one of the largest in the
20-year history OF Hollywood
Park. The record Of 72.1S6 was
set in 1913.
In q supporting feature. the
favored Old Pueblo won the
$4,000 Claremore Purse, with
Silky Sullivan a fast-closing
fourth.
The peoples choice" roared
up from far behind in stretch-
running style and was beaten
by only a length and three
quarters in an exciting finish.
Six 3-year-olds went to the
post in the VIII Rogers at one
mile. N. s. McCarthy's Ole Fols
won by about two lengths. with
Friar Roach second and Ira
more II was third. The time
was 1885.
Jockey Ismael Valenzuela got
Ole Fols in front without delay
and was never seriously threat
ened.
Ole Fols paid $500, $3.50 and
$3.50: the Friar Roach paid
$3.50 and $40 and Tramore II
returned $3.50.
Silky Sullivan's race was the
big thrill for the huge crowd,
even though he finished no
better than fourth. Old Pueblo,
Silky's longtime rival. was
made the favorite despite the
fact he had not raced in more
than a year.
! Jockey George Taniguchi sent
Old Pueblo into q quick lead
and held 1t. Staving on a strong
stretch challenge from The
Searcher and Gold River.
Silky Sullivan, ridden by Don
Pierce, at one time trailed Old
Pueblo by II lengths.
The time was o fast 1909, just
two-flfths off the track record.
Old Pueblo paid $40.
The crowd wagered $685.
548 during the eight races -
largest daily handle in the
tracks history. The previous
high was $3,843.301 on Gold
Cup Day, october 20. 1945.
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Waltz ll-Leneth Victor
In Final Jersey Stakes

$40 to his hackers in the.
Day crowd of 41,108
Sweltering fans. The winner
was timed in 1:493s for the
mile and an eighth over a fast
track. a
Gilligan made the last rum
ming of this event--next year
it win be replaced by the $780,.
900 Jersey Derby - a memor-s
able one for Owner Hanger
and the closing-day throng.
Carrying Ill pounds, the same
as Ounce and is under the
top-weighted Manassa Maulers
the winner galloped home all
alone. =
Manassa Mauler Fourth
Waltz was six lengths ahead
of Lake Erie as the field turned
into the stretch. Manassas
Mauler, winner of the Wood
Memorial and second in the
Withers, made a mild bid In
the stretch but folded to finish
fourth.
Behind the top four-WaltE,
Scotland, Lake Erie and Ma
nassa Mauler-came Ounce.
Bonzo, Open View, Festival
King, Royal Dazzler and Rare
Rice. -,
Permission to carry out the
helicopter stunt was granted by
the Federal Aviation Agency
and the management of Bell
mont Park and Garden STATE.
It wasn't the first time a jockey
used the airlift to ride in two
major stakes in one afternoon.
The large holiday crowd bet
$3,031,409 and gave Garden
State a 25-day attendance OF
546,844, an average Of 21,873.
This was 2.3 per cent under lasE
years spring meeting.
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82-Yeor-OId Driver
Wins in California

SAN FRANCISCO, May 80
(AP) Seasons Catch, driven
by 82-year-old Bi Shivley. won
the San Mateo Trot for his
third straight win at Bay Mead
ows today.
Seasons Catch trotted the
mile in 2:042s and paid $2.70.
A crowd of Gilt wagered $522,-
1865 on the days races.
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Bayside Stables Eric's Pet.
a former claimer, tried to steal
the race, opening UP a nine
length lead in the early rum
ming. However, he quit badly
when NARROW Road moved with
about three-eighths to travel.
Midontrial, driven by Norman
Merciers, made his move mid
way of the backstretch followed
closely by Camarista II.
For the last eighth of a mile
1t was a bitter riding battle.
Camarista II attempted to saw
age NARROW Road just before
the finish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

CAMDEN, N. j., May 80 (AP)
w. Arnold Hangers Waltz
waltzed to an 11-length victory
in the 18th and final running
Of the Jersey Stakes at Garden
State Park today.
Ridden out by Larry Gilligan,
Ithe Turn-to gelding moved to
the lead as the field of 10 classy
3-year-olds swept past the club
house and around the first turn.
Waltz was chased most Of the
way by Lake Erie, an SOL shot
owned by H. o. H. Frelinghuy-
Isen. But neither Lake Erie nor
any Of the others, including
Ounce, the even-money favo-
rite, was a match today for the
Hanger thoroughbred. Lake Erie
wound up third, a nose behind
William H. Ingram's Scotland.
Bad Day for Arcaro
Ounce, who finished fifth,
wound up a disappointing day
for Eddie Arcaro and the Clai-
borne Farm, which had airlifted
the jockey from Belmont Park
Ito Garden State for the Jersey.
Arcaro rode Nadir in the $780,
600 Metropolitan Handicap at
Belmont, in which the Clai-
borne horse finished last and
came back lame.
Dismounting from Nadir. Ar
caro- rushed to a helicopter
waiting for him in the Belmont
Iinfield and few the 10 miles
to Garden State for the ride
aboard Ounce. AS the wags say
lit, Eddie should have stood in
bed. Ounce was never a factor
in the Jersey. 1t was all Waltz.
Waltz, who prepped for the
Jersey with an allowance VIC
tory here nine days ago, earned
$37,670 Of the gross $4,000
purse. He paid $21.80, $12 and
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MidontriuI Wins at Suffolk,
Setting New Course Record

and three furlongs. The win
ner was half a. length ahead
of NARROW Road. who was a
nose ahead of Camarista II.
The old course mark was
2:202s, posted in 1858 by Solar
Clipper and equalled last Sat-
urday by Corse.
and $500. NARROW Road re-
turned $7.20 and $3.50 and
Camarista II $3.50.
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EIGHTH RAcEause. $500; eomins $4,000 $ssoO);
yeoF-ods ! i/l6 miles

nino Rocca the featured per-
former.
Rocca will team with Red
Bastien against John and Chris
Tolas in a best-of- three-falls
team match. Dom Levin and
Johnny Barend will face Bob
Geigel and Duke Hoffman in
another. In singles, Jack Davis
is booked against Chris Averod
and Don Joyce against Mighty
Jumbo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
Rocco to Appear
In Team Match

AL Gore, whose debut as a
wrestling promoter was ruined
by rain two weeks ago at
Marlboro Motor Raceway, tries
again a week from tomorrow
night at Marlboro with Anto-
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Johnson's Pilot Dies

TORONTO. May 30 (AP) -
Thomas c. Flanagan, so. who
managed heavyweight Cham,
pion Jack johnson in 1910.
died today. He also managed
the famed Indian runner, Torn
Longboat. u
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Belmont Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and UP: turiongs;
Pine As. ,9:!v s..OyaiD s11o Il "a, az s sS
Sir Aixandr KAYE, Comets Glow,
Foxing, Blue Niche, Indisputable Time,
l:13.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $4,000;
maid .rs;.. 3-year-o.ds up: . furlonRs;
Parade (YcaEaI $40 $50 2.SO
HermOd (Sh0emaker) $40 $3.50
Easy Prey (SOrrentinO) $50
DARK viking, LionheaTted, Bespoken,
Helioport, Lord Howe. Time, l:129s.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sIa4..o
THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000; maid
ems. 3-year-olds; 0 furlongs:
NimbIe Fiddler tser'ol ITO i,IS s.ssO
hsEion Of Honer SS'em'D 500 a.a ~
Micquic, Heimviiis. Dumbarii. Ram
bin Bonnie, zambra, Alhambra Circle.
clear the Line, Kaiomo, Tuscarora.
Time, 1:l3b.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. S4,7o0; al
lowances;. 3-year-olds: / mile.
Keep Pitching tGu'nl $500 1880 500
Middle Brother lErbl A.2O 500
Chicago Wind (Sor'tino 500
North Pole, II, John Doe, qswain.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; al
lowances: 3-year-olds; furlongs.
Seven Corners tsor'O) so.so s.s0 4: s.s sS
Iyy n.sx tspa essoem,r, EGO s. sS
Racing Clouds, Blueville,. Wingate.
window Fan, sweet Daddy. Time
l1:Ilh.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, 100000 add
als "A 4
ysar-oids and Up; i mile.
) sword Dancer (s'm'rl 100 40 $50
thinner (Ruane) Id.5O 7.20
Talent show CRIB $40
ART yfaE ZEE F TGI r osfMsS asc 4not 9s
count, Nadlr, Time, 1855.
bBrookmeade Stable entry.
SEVENTH RACE Purse, $4,000;
the Assault, Handicap; 3-year-olds and
Pop Corn IRuane) 1880 1,20 40
Pantene (YcaEa) 100 4.2O
Saim (SDrrentinO} 200
King Grail, Greek Star, Mac Bern.
Langton Breeze, Bell Hop. Social Lad,
Muscadel. Time, 2:16b,
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, 10000; al
lowances; 4-year-olds up: furlongs.
Discard tGqsrin 1886 $50 $50
Yemen; Misty. Flight, Handy Sugar,
Nance's Rule, Icy Day, Galley Hill,
Procedure. Time, 1:lOas.
NINTH RAcE5Purss. s4.7oo; al
Blue Wind Boy tUs'rsj $40 $50 e.7O
TOmike (McCFeary) $50 $50
Harvest Singing tErbl $50
Big Yountz, Prince Rascal, Phi Flash,
Dust Jacket, Rose Net. Time, 1:37h.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID saos.ss


THIRD RAcE--Purss, SLIGO; claim
wi TTiendIy Ellen tGSlls'D S.4o 40 30
Browse tLeonel 500 2.0l
Tedken (MoKeel 4.o0
New Scene, Juesbu. Rose Case. sea
Time, Victory Boots, Josteeva, zaca
Ship. Time. i:0OsS.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, SLIGO;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up. / mile.
Fun r Fancy sMeKee) 500 $50 $40
clever Dancer, Metaxa, Cure All,
Attend Sir, Senorilla, Teenager, Tap
Dancer. Time, 1:41.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; al
l s,E 3.ysar-olds; ; az turlo ~ .o
cSienePs Queen tDePalOJ ~ 40 500
Ceely Babe Danish $50
Peace Ship, Eiray Miss. Northern
Find. Bahati. Time, 100.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claim
Biue Sky Boy tGilbert) 600 4.2O $50
Sarapache eWeelfeD 2A.OO 1000
Bernlin (DePalol $50
Laura's Flame, BY Shucks, Toms
Pal Quenticutt, Miss Lou, Khufu, Ham
and Eggs. Time, l:41ss.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $1,000:
claiming: 4-yeaT-olds up; furiongs.
PetiOle tGilbert) $50 $50 9.Sg
Twayblade (SistOl 3.00 $50
Way Lowe (Danisl) $50
John Sherman, Slider. Lumpi. Gov
errors Lady, Heather PLATE, Cedar
Patch, Bonnie Bout. Time, O:594s.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. $1,000;
claiming: 4-year-olds and UP: ] mile.
War Sally (McKeeD 1910 7.20 500
Ever Yeung tGilbert) lI.4O 9.2Q
Helt0p (DePal0l $50
Turkish Gold Rabbit, Tonnia, Peace
PLATE, The Third Dream. Party Shoes,
Emulation. Time, 80.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; Ia miles.
Head Dancer tSisto1 $50 $50 A.20
q Tony John DAnisi) SEQ $50
Our Champion (Mik'enI $50
Top Branch, Mosscelt, Riel Heather,
Eppa Jeppa. Bold Remark. Cartier,
Patricia Lynch. Time, 2:10.
a Shaheen entry.
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BOSTON. May 80 (AP).-
Three horses finished less than
a length apart as Mrs. H. L.
Nathenson's Midontrial won the
$15.O00-added Tomasello Me-
mortal Handicap on the grass
today at Suffolk Downs before
a holiday crowd of 32,305.
Midontrial set a new course
record Of 2:194s for the mile