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, 1960-07-07
BILL No. 1048

BILL No. 1048
THIRD LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
End Special Session
1860 N
To Provide Pension for Mrs. Marie H. Fabio, Widow OF
Desmond A. Fabio, former Storekeeper in the Department
of Public Works.
Apache drum beat., 1960-04-01
THERE ouGHTA BE 4 LAW!

According to the National Safety
Council, women are better driver then
men, and you can bet your money that
every women agrees with this, while
on the other hand men disagrees.
The committee claims that women get
into less accident then men, we have
to wonder Why this is so. When this
report first cameJ I imagine it sur
priSed every male in the U.S.A.
The reasons why women gets into
less accident is because We have to
keep our eyes open and be on the look
out. When you follow women driver
you have to keep your eyes open and
drive real careful as some women DON'T
signal when making turn, or stopping,
then you have to sWerve sonnet ines to
keep from hitting a female driver, or
when you sWerve to the left sometimes
the on coming car hits you. Men do
their very best Of staying out Of
accident, but they sonnet ines end up in
oneo You even have to run off the road
20 keep clear Of a woman driver, so
witch out, the Sc women when they make
left tnrn signal, they make right turn,
OF visa versa.
This rs really an advantage for Wo-
men, the male drivers are years behind
yet on the highways while female are
in the push-button stages, they can
control the four lane highway by the
push Of the button, mean they don't
have to worry about signals for turning
stopping or getting on the main highway
from the side road, poor men have to
strain their eyes, this is why women
gets in less accidents. When men tries
to drive, his wife barks at him, or
directs him how he should be driving,
We can never win, you can't beat the
back seat driver either.
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A MANiS THOUGHT

A group Of men we're sitting on
bench in front Of Higgins Trading
Pest one day, and an elderly man spike
up and this is what he said:
"You know boys, We are living in
ch9nGing world today, as We observe
daily Of our living We see women are
Z. 1u~2F more responsibilities and
r. 2ogn1Uion. Many years back We use to
" responsible for everything, we gave
~ -er5, and we're respe cted by our wives,
but today, wives have the say so. Boys,
We cannot beat this war with women,
have been sitting here everyday and
watched the people, I noticed that there
are several women drivers, they drive
up with the husbands just sitting along
side Of them. This made me to think
just how can We men stand this longer,
women use to sit in front Of the Ira
ding Post, but women disappeared and
men tbook over, we are in place Of
women, the Last thing for US to do is
to exchange clothes, let US wear Wo-
mems clothing, and women wear mems
clothing, anyway they have they say
so, and the esponsibi1ities!"
Apache drum beat., 1960-04-01
ART OF LISTENING

Develop the art Of listening.
Most people like to hear themselves
talk, but fail to listen to others.
The ma atority listen only when
hearing something they approve, Of.
Much can be learned from listening
to those who disagree with US.
Express an honest opinion.
Do not take too long to express
yourself, and do not speak too often.
Remember others have good thoughts also
Use conversation tone Of voice
when speaking.
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EDITORS CHUCKLES

Professor ???3n defines "TEEN-AGE" as
the time7T life when young girls
begin to powder and young boys
begin to "puff".
x X X X X X X
Police Cormi ssioner: known as "HOTTY-
FLIRTY" by enuious employees says
that in his exclusive suburb,
there are so many foreign cars,
it's two years since anybody has
been hit above the knees!
x X X X X X X X X X
An exhi1arated "Piston-Buster" was
driving the wrong way on freeWay;
cop over took him and ho11ered
"Hey you there, are you crazy or
something: Can't you see these
arroWs?" "Are you kidding,
cop?" replied the piston buster,
Ut can't even see the Indians!"
x X x X X x X x X x
YOUNG iAN DAnDY-O NJ hear you neck!"
HIS DAUGHTER "Pardon me, daddy, I'LL
be more careful not to Let
you hear me the next time
I neck".
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y X Y X * X X X x X X X X X X
Evening star., 1960-06-03

Mo M0xe seasonal flushing and
draining. No more seasonal need
to add anty1ee2e, rust mhIhitoyy
or e0en o,-ainary water. DOW
GARD ends these zv0r77es andm-
c0nven1enccS 1vhile T0ing your car
the scientific b1otechon it deseyves!
DOWGARD cooling system fluid defeats your
radiators natural enemy-ordinary qcater-
which attacks metal causes rust, Corroson and
clogging. No matter how carefully you lubri-
cate, tune up and check transmission, brakes,
tires and wheel balance you can still be in
trouble if rust and corroson go unchecked in
your radiator!
Evening star., 1960-06-03

fluid in the world. Then he'll place special
blue cap on your radiator which shows the date
when your cooling system should be reserviced.
DoWGARD saves you money. Its cost depends on
the cooling system capacity of your car For
most American cars the suggested installation
cost ranges from $8 to $l2 For some smaller
cars the cost is as little as 81 50 Your dealer will
give you the exact price for your car Remember
that premium fill of DoWGARD cooling system
fluid gives complete protection for II months.
Get DoWGARD now and forget car problems
that go with summer heat variable autumn
temperatures and winter cold
TRADEMARK
Evening star., 1960-06-03

DoWGARD cooling system fluid stops this dam
age Why1 DOWGARD is blend of COM
pletely new combination of protective chemicals
and specially treated de-ionized water. This
formulation can't rust or corrode for one full
years service DowGARD protects against freez-
ing and overheating. Your cooling system is
safe from 4O0F. below to 24O0F. above zero
while DOWGARD is on duty.
Evening star., 1960-06-03

Tests nnder tongherthan-usual driUing condi-
llons backed up the laboratory results with con-
Vlnclng proof that DoWGARD met the highest
possible standards!
ProLecLlon and c0npenience are the principal
features of DoWGARD, but research indicates
that it also maintains better heat transfer which
affects heaterdefroster action and engine opera
Evening star., 1960-06-03

ton Especially beneficial in all ar-conditioned
cars, DoWGARD is certain to strengthen any
cars resale value.
Sold only through service Dealers DoWGARD
gives you the equivalent of a sealed cooling
system for one full year The serviceman will
drain out the sources of trouble, service the sys-
tenn and refill with the finest cooling system
Evening star., 1960-06-03

Many years Of careful research resulted in
DOWGARD. Dow cooling system specialists
have worked continually with major automotive
and oil companies. In laboratories-one near
Detroit, the worlds car capitaI-they employed
painstaking methods to develop the only coolant
that gives car complete protection.
Evening star., 1960-02-04

University Blvd. { and Riggs Rd.
(Hyottsvills)
2l9 N. Commerce ST., Rockville, Nd,
225 Main ST., Laurel. Nd.
$3.50 KeniIwor'h Ave. {. RiVsrdols
Bradley Shopping Center, Beihssde
lo5o4 Connecticut Ave, kensine'on
1888 Eost-Wssi Hwy, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1960-10-16
filter cigarette With
the u,jfltered taste

IF you think favor went out when filters
came in, you've got another smoke COM
ing. Make it Marlboro. This one delivers
the goods on flavor. Always has. That
famous Marlboro Filter Flavor recipe
gives a man lot of flavor to draw on
and mighty easy drawing it is.
Sort of nice to know cigarette so good
can be so comfortable to smoke through
Marlboro's exclusive Selectrate filter.
Make yourself comfortable-have
Marlboro.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
Junior Autos in Semifeuture
For Presidents S Cup Races

been on the market only a year
Marlboro has attracted entries
from at least II. They range in
price from $2,700 to $4,000 and
like their sports car cousins, are
predominantly of English, Ger
man and Italian make.
Most successful brand in
recent races here and abroad
has been the Elva, powered by
a Morris Minor engine. Charlie
Kolb Of Silver Spring. Norm
Sayah of Williamsport, Pa,
and Lou Fink of Margate,
N. j., will drive ElvaS.
Competing in Stanguellini'
with Fiat motors will be Bob
Rubin, New Haven, Conn.,. and
Edward Nigg, Riverside, N. j
Bob Holbert. one of the favor
ties for the Presidents Cup in
a Porsche RISK, will drive In
the earlier race in a new Italian
junior called a Wainer, also
with a Fiat engine.
The German DKW motor
will power other makes such
as Cooper, Hartmann anc
HBM. Then there are the
Lotus, Scorpion, Jocko, VOL
pini and the Swiss MBM
models.
The five-lap qualifying
sprintS will start at 2 pm
tomorrow and the eight Ma
tional races at 10 am. Sunday
Evening star., 1960-04-15
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Stan Writer

Two longshot surprises
swelled the 39th Chesapeake
Stakes field to eight 3-year- -olds
today when Timberlane and
Playgoer were entered against
five Kentucky Derby eligibles
and the PreaknesS hopeful,
Merganser.
Most fancied of the derby
nominees is Alfred Vanderbilt's S
Idolater, the 8-5 favorite to win
the $28,250 Chesapeake tomor-
row when Laurel resumes its
spring meeting after the one
day Good Friday shutdown.
Jockey Bobby Ussery, who
has been starring this season
in Florida astride Bally Ache,
one of the Derby favorites, is
slated to pilot Idolater. Just
last week end, Idolater indi-
Gated he has a liking for the
Laurel track when he romped
to an easy victory in a seven
furlong dash, beating 'hree Of
Evening star., 1960-04-15
od-Rudolph
N Golf Show
To Be Rerun

The Sam Snead-Mason Ru-
dolph televised golf match,
which created such a stir when
it was announced that Snead
made sure he lost after discov-
ering an extra club in his bag
will be re-shown Sunday on
WRC-4 from 4:30 to $50.
The show was filmed last
December in Bermuda, shown
April 8. and received much
attention.
An NBC spokesman said re-
marks by Rudolph, Snead and
Dutch Harrison will be taped
and included as part of the
show. However, Rudolph said
he was tired of the whole thing
and hadn't decided whether he
would comment. Snead said its
dead and gone, why do people
still keep talking about it?"
The Don January-Bob Goal
by match will be moved back
a week.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
LAUREL DARK TODAY :.
Chesapeake Stakes
Draws Field Of Eight

! the 3-year-old rivals he faces
tomorrow.
The other Derby eligibles in
the Chesapeake are Valley
Farms Yomolka with Jockey
Philip Grimm. Fortune P.
Ryan's White chapel. Howard
Grant: Elkcam Stables Keena-
ton, Ray York, and April Fool
Farms April Skies, Earl Knapp.
Walter M. Jeffords' Mer-
ganser was not named for the
Derby but is being pointed for
the Preakness. Bob Corle is
scheduled to ride the colt.
Playgoer, owned by William
Hal Bishop, will be refined by
Jack Freshman. No rider was
named for Timberlane, who is
owned and trained. by Miss
Daphne Ceilings.
Under the allowance condi-
tions of the Chesapeake. all will
carry 113 pounds with the ex-
ception of MerganSer and April
Skies, who tote l16, a penalty
for winning minor stakes.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
Palmer, Sneud
Are Irish Choices
For Canada Cup

NEW YORK, April IS (AP).
Arnold Palmer, the new
Masters champion, was named
yesterday to team with Sam
Snead in the Canada Cup and
International Trophy golf
matches in ireland next June.
The announcement was made
by Frank Pace. president of the
International Golf Association,
who said that Palmer and
Snead were the top choices of
the Golf Union of Ireland.
1t is the practice of the IGA
to permit the host country in
these matches to name its pref
erence of players. The 72-hoie
medal play event is scheduled
June 1926 at Portmarnock,
Just outside Dublin. Twenty
nine other countries are rep
resented.
The Canada Cup follows the
National Open at Denver June
1913 and precedes the Tooth
anniversary British Open at
st. Andrews July 4-9.
Both Palmer and Snead plan
to play in the British Open.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
Suspension to Keep Arcoro
Out of Wood Memorial

over on the field after the start
of the race and caused a jam.
Later he caused some interfer-
ence in the homestretch. The
filly finished first, but was dis
qualified and placed last.
The stewards ordered an
other disqualification in the
fifth race yesterday, involving
Arcaro and Willie Shoemaker
who are battling for the jockey
honors at the track.
Arcaro claimed foul against
Big Klu, ridden by Shoemaker
and winner of the race. Arcaro,
aboard Tufanhai, charged that
Big Klu bore out at the three
eights pole and interfered with
his mount.
After looking at movies OF
the race, Big Klu was disquali-
fed and placed fourth. Tufan-
hal, the favorite, was declared
! the winner and paid $3.50.
Evening star., 1960-04-15

NEW YORK, April Is (AP) -
Eddie Arcaro has drawn a 10
day suspension for careless
riding from the Aqueduct
stewards.
Since the suspension is effec-
tive tomorrow, through Mon
day, April 25, Arcaro will not
be able to ride the Maine
Chance Farms Never Give In
\April % in the $75,000-added
Wood Memorial at Aqueduct.
Never Give In is considered
Ia good Kentucky Derby pros
jpect, having won two races
here impressively in recent
weeks. Arcaro has taken the
Wood nine times, but was kept
out of the 1855 event because
of a suspension. He had been
booked to ride Nashua.
Eddie was set down for tac-
tics on Petkens in the fifth race
Wednesday. Petkens crossed
Evening star., 1960-04-15
Southpaw Has
1-Sfroke Lead

GREENSBORO, N. c., April
Is (AP).-Two rank outsiders,
Thorne Wood and Len Wood
ward, we're showing the way as
the $17,500 Greater Greensboro
Open golf tournaments second
round got under way today.
Wood, a lefthanded profess
sional from nearby Asheboro,
led the pack of 1913 after a first
round Sc, five under par.
Woodward, a hungry 27-year-
old Sydney, Australia, pro, was
one stroke back. tied with Dow
FinSterwald of Tequesto, Fla,
last years winner here and a
major money maker in recent
years.
Only two shots away in
fourth place was Sam Snead
who has won here six times.
including the initial Green's
boro tournament back in 1888.
Another former winner here,
Bob Goalby. was fifth at SO.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
Boiling Wins
Three Titles
In Boxing

LANGLEY ABB, Va. April IS
AP).-George McCorkle, hard
hitting 165 FOUNDER from
Washington. D. c.. heads a Boil
ing ABB boxing team that holds
three titles from the Air Force
world championships that ended
last night.
McCorkle himself won for an
Unprecedented fourth straight
time by outslugging Ray Ortiz
of Robbins AFB.
Other Boiling champions are
John Cereghin. 119 pounds.
winner over Sylvester Rutledge
of johnson AFB, and Bobby
Foster. 178, winner over James
jackson of Clark AFB.
Andrews AFB also produced
a winner in Herman Braxton of
Washington who defeated
Willie Thomas of Lakeland
AFB.
One Boiling finalist was
beaten, Fred BurriSS, who bowed
to Teddy Lawrence of McCord
AFB. John Stewart of WASH
ington, a heavyweight repre-
senting Johnson AFB, forfeited
to Fred Lewis of Mildenhall
AFB.
Other finals:
12-pound-Thomas Mathis. Platts-
burg, AFB. defeated Andrew Yates,
Langley AFB.
2-pound-Donald Parker, Tachi-
kaws AFB, defeated David Patterson.
Schilling ABB.
-pound-Ren suhoysky, Reesler
lev AFB.
56-pound-Tom Davis, Langley
AFB, defeated George Carter. Fuchu
AFB.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
MuIIoy Reaches
Net SemifinuIs

MONTE CARLO, April is
(AP). Gardnar Mulloy of
Miami defeated Jaroslav
Drobny IS. 81 yesterday
and entered the mems singles
semif1nals in the Monte Carlo
Tennis tournament.
Mulloy will face Andres
Gimeno of Spain. Gimeno de-
feated Bulge Patty of Los
Angeles and Paris 81, Ga.
Luis Ayala of Chile meets
Mike Davies of Great Britain
in the other semifinal. Ayala
defeated Pierre Darmon of
France 6-3. 0-6, 6-3. Davies
eliminated Nicola Pietrangeli
of Italy 6-8, 6-3, Ga.
Mulloy and Patty entered
the doubles and semifinals by
defeating Barry Phillips Moore
and Warren Woodcock OF
Australia, 6-1, 6-1, 6-3.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
RACING

Continued From Page Alb
miles of the Blue Grass stakes
at Keeneland April %.
There are two $4,000 races
on the agenda tomorrow-the
Excelsior Handicap at Aque-
duct and the Southern Cross
Handicap at Gulfstream Park.
Rounding out the feature card
are the $4,000 Ashland for 2
year-old fillies at Keeneland,
the $4,000 Children's Hospital
Handicap at Bay Meadows and
the $4,000 New Haven Handi-
cap at Lincoln Downs.
Restless Wind. from the
Llangollen Farm. tops the prob
able field of IL in the Excelsior.
At / mile he'll carry 126 lounds.
Three of the four horses who
finished noses apart in last
Saturdays Westchester also
are expected to start. They
are Vendetta (119), the win
ner: Big Effort u15). who was
second. and Tick Took u20
who was fourth.
New Arrival Top Weighted
Citizen Kane, a 5-year-old
gelding who arrived only this
month from Chile, has been
assigned top weight of 124
pounds for the handicap at
Gulfstream. He won his last
three starts in Chile. Royal
Native, a filly recently pur-
chased by w. M. Macdonald
for a record $252,250, was
given 124 for the 11s-mile test.
Better Bee, winner the last two
years, gets in with 100.
The Ashland, a 6-furlong af-
fair, figures to be a toSs-up as
are most races for 2-year-old
fillies at this time of the year
Hal Price Headley'S Rash
Statement and Hugh Grants
Airman's Guide carry top
weight of 121 pounds each
Cain Hoy Stables Make Sail
also well liked, gets in with 118
!, Neil S. McCarthy's Finnegan
is. the probable choice over
nine rivals in Bay Meadows
mile and one-sixteenth feature
He'll carry 100 pounds.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
Bostiens Prepare
For UIine Match
With Capitol Win

Red and Lou Bastien, who
will see action on one of three
team matches on Monday
nights special wrestling show
at Uline Arena, last night dis
posed of Swede Hanson and the
Zebra Kid at Capitol Arena.
The Bastiens will meet Cor
geous George and Chet WAL
lick at Uline's. The card will
be featured by a bout involving
Gen (Big Daddy LipScomb
and Antonino Rocca against
Killer Kowalski and Pampero
Firpo.
In other bouts last night,
Bruno Sammartino disposed OF
Skull Murphy and Pat Kelly
at the same time. Buddy (Na-
ture Boy Rogers won over
Buddy Rosen, Dom Levin de-
feated Taro Sakuro and Chief
Big Heart won over Johnny
Kace.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
AviIu Set to PIuy
With Mexico CITY

MEXICO CITY, April Is
(AP) .-Inf1elder Bobby Avila
said yesterday he will play with
the Mexico City Tigers of the
Mexican League this season.
The veteran second baseman
property of the Milwaukee
Braves, was optioned to Louis
vile of the American Associa-
tion last week. The Louisville
club, in turn. optioned him to
the Mexico City team.
Avila said the Milwaukee
club approved the secon d
transfer provided he agreed to
rejoin the Braves should they
want him later in the season
Evening star., 1960-04-15
HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASEBALL
Results Yesterday
Bell, =: Western, 8.
Bladensburg, 9; Northwood, 4.
Coolidge, 8: Dunbar, 3.
Eastern, 4; Chamberlain, 4.
GaithershurE, IA; Poolesville, Z.
Georse Washington, IL; Falls Church, o.
HiGh Point, IL: Richard Montgom-
Longtellow, 4; auantico Post. ..
Mckinley. s. GonZaEa, 9.
Mclean: 6; Stuart. ..
Roosevelt, II; cardoEo, ?.
South Hagerstown. g.; Blair, ..
Suitlsnd.. s: Bethesda Chevy Chase, 4.
Wakefield, 81 Madison. o.
Games Today
Longfellov at Quantico Post. 8.
Games Tomorrow
Landon at St: Albans 2:30.
Randolph Macon at Episcopal, 3.
Friends at st. James, $50.
TENNIS
Yesterday
Landon, 5; Episcopal, 4.
Episcopal at St. Christopher's. $50
Friends at St. James, 2:15.
Landon at st. Adams.
CREW
Tomorrow
Washing son Lee. Hammond, George
WASHINGTON and Georgetown UniveT.
sity at Potomac Boat Club, IL 100
TRACK
! Yesterday
Episcopal 81; Hammond. AN; CIV
llh7.
| Fairmont Heights, 20: Parker-Gray
IS; HARRIET Tubinsn' IL.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
BY DICK SLAY
Star Stah Writer

The burgeoning sport of rae
ing Formula Junior automo-
biles. adopted by prominent
drivers as we'll as lobbyists, has
earned for the super-light little
machines an important place
on the Presidents Cup sports
car program this week end at
Marlboro.
The juniors" together with
the cigar-shaped Formula III
cars, will race in the next-to-
last event both tomorrow ano
Sunday before the featured 40.
lap race for the big modified
Ears.
Although the juniors" have
Evening star., 1960-04-15
CoIonioIs Top W&L
For 9th Tennis Win

George Washington's tennis
team defeated Washington and
Lee, 7-2, yesterday for its sixth
win against two defeats.
Jim Tarr. George Washing
toms No. singles player, won
his eighth straight match,
whipping Billy McWilliams,
81, 81.
sinEles-Tarr. CIV. defeated Mcwn-
liams, 6--l. 6-l; Whitehead, CIV,
defeated Detering, 6-2, SO, 60;
silverstone, CIV, defeated Valentine,
e.. 6-1: Swift, CIV, defeated
.Glaser. SO. 81: Gaut, w&L, de-
feated Fishman, 6-4. 6--3; Hubbard
Wal, defeated Church, e., 6-4.
DoubleS-Tarr and Whitehead, CIV
defeated Mcwillisms and Hubbard
defeated Valentine and CHASER, 60
60. 6-3: Swift and Fischman, CIV
e.: SilverStone and Church, CIV
defeated Gaut and John Payne, 7-5
6-3.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
EIon Coach Out

ELON, N. c., April IS (AP)
The contract of Sid Varney
head football coach at Elon
College for the last seven years,
will not be renewed for the
1860 season. DR.. Earl Danieley,
president of the college, an
nounced.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
NBA Meeting Set

NEW YORK, April Is (AP)
The National Basketball AS
sociation will hold it's annual
spring meeting in New York,
starting Tuesday, April 26,
President Maurice Podoloff an
nounced. The schedule for the
coming year and the Chicago
application for a franchise will
be discussed.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
Rigney's Mother
Succumbs at IS

CHICAGO, April Is (AP).-
Mrs. Thomas Rigney, IS,
mother of John Rigney, former
Chicago White Sox official and
pitcher, died yesterday at her
home.
Services will be held Mon
day at st. Rita's Catholic
Church. Survivors include her
husband, four sisters, two
brothers and seven children.
John Rigney was vice presi-
dent of the White Sox until
his wife, the former Dorothy
ComiSkey, sold her 54 per cent
interest in the club to Bill
Weeks syndicate last year.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
CIV Golfers Beaten
By William & Mary

William & Mary's golf team
downed George Washington
63- yesterday.
Dave Mace of William g. Mary
fired the top round of the day.
a two-over-par "A at Indian
Springs Country Club.
Mace, W&&M, defeated Bowers.
and 3; Rice, VIM, defeated Haney,
up; best ball, VIM, 4 and 8.
and 5: sinsman, CIV, defeated ingram,
4 and 81; best ball, CIV, / up.
Udell, WSM, defeated Oden, 8 and
8: Haley, CIV. tied Baughman; best
ball tied.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
NINTH RAcE-Purse. S1 .noo: claim
SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

L-Eck-Heart, Flying Bib. Eiresnn'.
Boy.
.-Wiiway, Pasta Fazull, Laurnie.
Texas Token, Hylo Son. Corn.
Gentle Slam, Ideal Match, Polly
Tishon
Big Force. Set En- Up. FleetinE VIII
Good Bit, Black Blink, Nassau II
7-Crom Dubh. Mamovlee. Stamp Ator
s-Dr. Herb, Enc J. Ware
,-Nagoya, Air Warrior. ReRal Pass
Best Bet-GIentle Slam
Evening star., 1960-04-15
RACING
RESUL T S
Aqueduct
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse, S3.5OO: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; maidens: 6
furlongs.
Homely (YcazA) $50 3.5O 200
Philanthropy (ShOemaker) $50 2,0O
Busher's WhiFl York; 4 80
VIII Cavill, Sunny Gem, Our Hildy,
Crossrufi, Silenus, Pouket. Time,
.1:104s.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000; al
lowances; 2-year-olds: furlongs.
BrOnEerullah Neo'd) 1920 4.3O $40
Stan the Man (Y'Ea) 2.1O 2.bO
EscalatOr (WOOdhOuSe) 5.1O
High Powered, No Dance, Bethel
Park. World Record, Biloxi Queen.
Time. 0:5S9s.
DAILY DOUBLE (6-4, S17.3O
Evening star., 1960-04-15
GRADED HANDICAPS
AT SHENANDOAH

Post Time: 7:15 PM.
FIRST RACE-PurSe, $1,000: g.
1ear -olds and up: claiming; 5S fur
Evening star., 1960-04-15
FIGHT RESULTS
BY the Associated Press

7 by Ine hssUcIaItu FIeSS
MATAMoROs. Mexieo-Tolueo Lo-
PEI, l30. Mevico City, stopped Rudy
'valdes' l@6. Corpus christi' Tex, s.
Evening star., 1960-04-15

EIGHTH RACE Purse, S2,500;
handicap; 3-year-olds and up; 51a fur
Evening star., 1960-04-15
Selections Made for Past Traoh
Post Time. 1:30 PM
TER-EIGHTH RACE

Best BET-IboLATEk-EI6HTH kACt
FIRST hcE-PUrs, $500; esmns t$15oo; 4year-eds end
kGu.lan
Evening star., 1960-04-15

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, S1,400;
claiming; 4-year -olds and up: 8 fur