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Evening star., 1960-10-22
By the Associated Press

Championships may be de-
cided today for horse-of- the
year honors between Sword
Dancer and Bald Eagle, and
designation Of the 1860 2-year-
old filly queen.
Brookmeade Stables Sword
Dancer, 1859 horse Of the year
and the Cain Hoy Stables Bald
Eagle. top a field Of II named
for the $100.000-added Mar
o. War Stakes at Belmont Park
At Garden State Park, Mrs
Isabel Dodge Sloan's Brook.
meade Stable will shoot for an.
other title with Bowl of Flowers
probable favorite in the Gar.
denia Stakes for 2-year-olC
flllies. Thirteen juvenile misse.
were entered for the mile-and.
one-sixteenth Gardenia, which
will gross $l53.055, a record fol
the stakes.
Bald Eagle is the probable
favorite by a slight margin
over Sword Dancer in the Mar
O. War, a rugged mile-and-one.
half grind on the grass course
Bald Eagle beat the Dance
in three 100000 races-th,
Widener, GulfStream and Met
ropolitan Handicaps. But sincl
then, Sword Dancer has turned
Evening star., 1960-10-22
BY the Associated Press

The Cleveland Browns. bid
ding for their once familiar
role as kingpinS of the Ma
tional Football League, are 10
point favorites to beat the
Philadelphia Eagles tomorrow
and strengthen their hold on
first place in the Eastern Di-
vision.
The Browns chief rivals for
the spot, the New York Giants,
are idle in a six-game program
which is not expected to do
much shaking up of the stand
ings. ...
The Baltimore Colts and
Chicago Bears, tied for the
Western Division lead with 3-l
records, are heavily favored to
win their fourth games of the
campaign.
The Colts, behind Quarter
back Johnny UnitaS, are a IA
point choice over the Detroit
Lions, who have shown o con-
spicuous absence of scoring
punch. The Bears are figured
a touchdown better than the
Los Angeles Rams, who are
working on a losing streak
which now has extended to q
dozen over two seasons.
Evening star., 1960-10-22
japanese Team
Edges Giants as
Mays Drops Fly

TOKYO, Oct. % (AP).-The
San Francisco Giants were shut
out, 10, today by the Yomiuri
Giants as the visitors opened
their 16-game goodwill tour o1
Japan.
The Tokyo team, which failed
to make the Japan World Series
scored its run in the seventh
inning.
Centerfielder Akira Kuni-
matsu smashed a high fly which
Willie Mays dropped and the
Japanese got to third base or
the play. He scored on a bunt
by Rightfielder Andy Miyamotc
Of Hawaii.
The battle of the Giants
opened before a crowd of 10000
which later swelled to 25,OOC
in partly filled Koraguen Sta
Idium.
SAN FRANCISCO 600 600 OOO-O 4 {
YOM1URI 900 600 l0X-l =
Jones. o'DelI i6j, Miller tTJ anc
Schmidt: Ito. Horimoto (7) and Mori
IW-Horimoto. MILLER.
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Two Big Roces 7 Todoy
May Settle 1860 Titles

the tables by taking the Sub
urban and Woodward. Both
horses are expected to start
November II in the 500, 900
Washington. D. c.. Interna-
tiOnal at Laurel, a race won
by Bald Eagle in 1859.
The lastt hree Gardenia win
ners. Ny Dear Girl, Quill and
Idun, were voted champions.
Bowl Of Flowers, coupled as a
Brookmeade entry with Her
Castle, easily won her division
Of the Gardenia Trial last
week.
Bruno, Ferrari's Little Tum-
bier, who beat the colts in the
rich futurity at Aqueduct, Is
seen as the, chief threat to
Bowl Of Flowers. Little Tum-
bier won the Alcibiades Stakes
last Saturday at Keeneland.
Elsewhere today, the $780,
000-added Canadian Cham
pionship at Toronto's new
Woodbine. and the $25, ,000-
added Breeders Futurity al
Keeneland share major atten-
ton. The program is round
ed out with the $15,000-added
San Bruno Stakes at Tanforan
the $l0,000-added Snare Hand
leap at Sportsman Park. anc
the $500 Blackstone Valley
Handicap at Narragansett Park
Evening star., 1960-10-22
OPEN TITLE DEFENSE TONIGHT
Rookie and Loscutoff
MokeCeItics Tougher

BOSTON. Oct. 90 (AP).-A
brash rookie and a 100-to-l
shot surgical recovery make the
Boston Celtics more awesome
than ever opening defense of
their National Basketball Asso-
citation title tonight.
The opponent for the Boston
Garden test is Detroit, a club
the Celts have beaten is straight
times dating back to late 1858.
The rookie who crashed Bos-
tons talent-laden lineup is Tom
(Satch) Sanders from New York
University.
jungle Jim Loscutoff is the
man considered a minor medi-
cal miracle. Loscutoff. 6-foot-5
policeman -rebounder from Ore
gon. missed virtually all last
scaGon due to a painful disc
conditionin his back. He under
went an operation from which
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Canada Students
jailed FOLLOWING
Big Sports Rally

MONTREAL, Oct. % (AP).-
At least 20 college students
were taken into custody last
night as an estimated 1,50O
McGill University students
paraded through downtown
Montreal in a wild demonstra-
tion to welcome visiting Uni
versity of Toronto football, Soc
Ger and rugger teams.
About 20 squad cars and a
special detail of motorcycle
constableS were called out to
quell the noisy demonstration,
which started at Central Sta
ton when the first contingent
OF Toronto athletes arrived.
The celebration overf1owed
onto Dorchester boulevard as
cheering students snake danced
northward towards McGill, dis
rupting traffic in the downtown
district.
Tom Duncan. coach of the
Toronto soccer team, said well
beat McGill by more than two
goals but as for receptions,
we've never seen anything like
this"
Evening star., 1960-10-22
International.
Adds Second
British Horse

Laurel officials have added a
second English horse to the
field for the Washington, D. c.,
International turf race, and
are looking around for an Irish
runner to replace one that has
been scratched.
Newest entry for the ninth
running of the 100000 mile
and-one-half test is Mrs. David
Montagu's Apostle, a 3-year-old
colt trained by Staff Ingham
of Headley, Surrey, veteran
English conditioner.
A brown colt by Blue Peter
Bellani, Apostle has been
lightly raced. He did not make
his first start Of the year until
July 2, when he won a mile
and-one-half allowance race at
Haydock Park in 2:303s. He
followed with another victory
at EPSON August / under 1875
pounds in the August Plate. In
all, the colt has won three Of
five races, losing by three-quar-
ters of a length to Sir Victor
Sasoon'S EPSON Derby and St.
Leger winner, st. Paddy, in the
Great Voltigeur Stakes. The
horses carried equal weights.
In the International the colt
will run as Apostle II, inasmuch
as there is another horse with
the same name currently cam
paigning here.
Walter Burmann's Glamour
of Ireland was withdrawn from
the list of potential starters
yesterday because of a stifle in
jury. He was the second
scratch, Turfland Stables
Bally Ache previously having
been retired from racing be-
cause Of an injury.
Others in the International
field thus far are Bald Eagle
and Sword Dancer. both in to-
days Man O'War Handicap at
B elmont, e representing the
United States, Puissant Chef
and Hautain of France, Malhoa
OF Italy and Mrs. Charles
Evans Prolific of England.
Evening star., 1960-10-22
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star stan Writer

WINSTON-SALEM, N. c.,
Oct. 22.-Maryland makes its
fourth visit to this tobacco and
furniture center tonight to meet
Wake Forest, with the TerpS
hoping for better treatment
than in two Of their previous
trips here. Game time is 8
O'Clock. Washington time.
The odds are 3Ia points in
favor Of Wake Forest, which
beat North Carolina, 1912, last
week for its first victory of the
season. Maryland is 2-3.
In 1854 Jim Tatum brought
one Of his good Maryland teams
here before Wake Forest Col
lege had moved to Winston
Salem. The Terps had lost to
UCLA the previous week in
California. and in a letdown
mood were tied, 1913, by a
Wake Forest team that won
only two games all year.
ClObbered in 1858
Tommy Mont's first Mary
land team came here as a heavy
favorite in 1856. and had its
back to the wall all afternoon
before pulling out q 60 victory
Anu IN 1900, MontS last year
Evening star., 1960-10-22
AFL Feature Presents
DoroW-B Iondo Duel

land invading Buffalo. Dallas
and Los Angeles are idle.
The game in New York
promises to produce an inter-
esting battle between two OF
the new circuits most effec-
tive throwerS. AL Dorow of the
TitanS and George Blanda OF
the Oilers.
Blanda got the better OF
Dorow in a preseason skirm-
ish, won by Houston 30-14, and
in a 27-2l regular season meet
ing.
In league play. Dorow has Q
superior record to Blanda. The
New York ace has completed
A Of his 90 passes. eight fol
touchdowns, for the fourth best
percentage in the circuit
Blanda, in playing one less
game, has hit on q of 90
passes, five for touchdowns
Dorow. however, is also among
the top runners in the league
The Titans are rated slight
favorites. Houston has a Al
record and New York 4-2.
Denver, pacing the Western
Division with three victories
and two defeats, is a touchdown
favorite over Boston, which al
-2-3 is next-to-laSt in the East
ern Division.
Boston, with Butch Songin
and Tom Greene at the trigger,
will attempt to puncture Den
ver's strong pass defense. Den
yer is rated more powerful on
the ground.
Buffalo, with Johnny Green
at quarterback, also is favored
over Oakland. which has failed
to muster q consistent offensive
Evening star., 1960-10-22
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
Question
BY FOREST EVASHEVSKI
Iowa Football Coach

It's Detroit 21. Dayton 20, ii
the fourth quarter. Dayton
which has just scored, wants tC
recover its own kickoff. The
Dayton left half tries a sofr
drop-kick, a Dayton end dive
for the ball, touches it on hi
own 48, but does not get pos.
session. A Detroit tackle pick.
up the ball, is hit, fumbles. A
Dayton guard RECEIVERS on the
Detroit 40. You are the Detroit
captain. What referees de.
cision do you expect:
1. DaytOn's ball, recovered
after going more than re-
quired 10 yards?
2. Illegal kickoff drop
kick by Dayton?
3. DetrOit's ball, originally
touched illegally by Dayton?
4. DaytOn's ball, since De-
troit got first real possession;
If receiving team gets possess
sion, kick need not go 10
yards?
(AnsWer on Page A-15)
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Arroyo Is Versatile
In San juan Victory

MAYAGUEz, Puerto Rico,
Oct. % (AP) Luis Arroyo's re-
lief pitching and his ninth
inning single helped San Juan
beat Mayaguez. 6-3, last night
in the Puerto Rican Winter
Baseball League.
Arroyo, Yankees southpaw,
pitched two scoreless innings,
the eighth and ninth, yielding
only one walk. His single in
the ninth broke q 3-3 tie.
Evening star., 1960-10-22
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON RADIO-TV
TeIevision
TODAY
Rowling

Bowl the Champ. WMAL-'
pm.
Bowling Stars, wRc-4, 4:3t
pm.
Make That Spare, WMAL-7
10:45 pm.
Basketball
New York VS.. Cincinnati
WRC-4, 2 pm.
Football
Notre Dame VS.. Northwestern
WMAL-7. 2:15 pm.
Horse Racing
Man O. War Stakes from
Belmont. WTOP-9, 4:30 pm.
Football ScOrebOard
College scores, WMAL-7, 5:1s
pm.
Boxing
Willie Toweel VS.. Emil Grit.
fifth, WMAL-7, 10 pm.
SUNDAY
Bowling
Championship Bowling
WMAL-7, II am.
Tom Nugent Show
Maryland football highlights
WTOP-9, l pm.
Football
Houston vs.. New York Titans
WMAL-7, 2:30 pm.
Golf
Celebrity golf, WRC-4, S pm
Rudio
TODAY
Football
Navy VS.. Pennsylvania, WRC
lis pm.
Northwood VS.. Richard Mont.
gomery, WINK, 2 pm.
Virginia VS.. VPI. WPRW anC
WPIK. 2:l5 pm.
Notre Dame VS.. Northwestern
WMAL, 2:20 pm.
Maryland VS.. Wake Forest
WTOP, 1855 pm.
College Football Scores
VOL, 6:15 pm.
WMAL, Z pm.
SUNDAY
Football
Redskins VS.. Steelers, WTOP
1:55 pm.
Colts VS.. Lions, VOL, 2:3C
pm.
Evening star., 1960-10-22

very few athletes ever can re-.
turn to the grind, particularly
with the constant running and
floor pounding of rebound
jumps in basketball.
Loscutoff not only has sue
ceeoed against overwhelming
odds but says he feels better
than he has in three years.
All this means that the Celts
are much stronger at the for
ward positions than a year ago
when they swept to the NBA
title with a record SO regular
season trlumphs. Hot shot
Tommy Heinsohn, Frank Ram
sey and Gene Guarilia round
out the corner staff.
Elsewhere the Celts are the
same team which has won three
NBA crowns in the past four
years Veteran backcourt wiz
ards Bob Cousy and Bill Shar-
man are spelled by the Jones
Boys. K. c. and Sam, At CEN
ter, 6-foot-10 Bill Russell is re-
lieved by Gene Conley, the fugi-
tive from baseball.
Sharman will miss tonight's
opener due to a pulled muscle
in his left leg, so Sam Jones
will pair with Cousy in the
starting lineup.
Boston Coach Red Auerbach
feels Detroit can be the most
improved club in the league
There are five rockies plus q
sixth newcomer-Bob Ferry
picked up from st. Louis. The
rockies are Don Obi of Illinois
Willie Jones of Northwestern
Ron johnson of Minnesota
Jackie Moreland Of Louisiana
Tech and George Lee, Michi-
gan.
Coach Dick MCGUIRE said he
probably will start Oil, More
land and Ferry with Gene Shue
and Bailey Howell. He added
that a severe case of blistered
feet is expected to keep ace
scorer Walter Dukes out of the
game.
Evening star., 1960-10-22
layne'sIn Injury
Holds Key 10
Stee|er Hopes

Bobby Layne's sore thumb
not only holds the key to the
Pittsburgh Steelers' hopes
against the Redskins tomorrow
at Griffith Stadium but also
will decide the pre-game odds.
The Steelers were 5-point
favorites earlier in the week,
but the game has been of the
board pending an official an
nouncement whether or not
Bobby will be able to play. The
Steelers aren't going to declare
him out. even If he doesn't
play, and Coach Buddy Parker
hopes his star passer will be
able to play at least part Of
the game.
The Redskins churned the
turf in practice this week like
a team with a mission. Last
Sundays stirring PAPA tie with
the front-running New York
Giants convinced them thai
they have better than an even
chance against the Steelers
Even Gary Clicks injured kid
ney, which will keep him or
the bench, and Eagle Days
hairline vertebrae fracture
which will not prevent hin
from .punting. failed to clouc
their enthusiasm.
They're so cocky I'm get.
ting afraid" Coach Mike Nixor
said. watching the squad romI
through a workout.
Ralph Guglielmi, who pulled
out the New York game, aftel
leading the Redskins to victor!
over Dallas, will start for thu
Redskins. His opponent Is ex'
pected to be Rudy Bukich. WHIT
spent a year in Washington
before moving on to the Chi
cago Bears and thence Il
Pittsburgh. Rifle Rudy" orig
inally a Los Angeles Ram, hai
one Of the best throwing arm
in the National Football
League, but as a Strategist h,
doesn't compare with Layne.
The Steelers squad is dut
here late this afternoon, afte.
a workout at home, and will b,
quartered at the Diploma
Motel.
Evening star., 1960-10-22
SchooIboy Gridmon
Dies of Head Injury

GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. %
(AP) Mike Van Dine, Is,
Dickinson football player, died
yeSterdaylof head injuries suf.
fered the night before in a
football game with West Co.
lumbia.
An autopsy will be held to
determine the exact cause OF
his death.
He was playing linebacker on
the junior high team and did
not arise from a pileup in the
line. He underwent exploratory
brain surgery, but succumbed
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Xavier Ends
Long Streak
For Quantico

CINCINNATI, Oct. % (Spe-
ciaD Quarterback Ron Cos
tello led an inspired Xavier
University football team to a
1920 victory over Quantico last
night for the Marines first loss
after 16 straight victories.
Costello passed for one touch
down. set up another with
passes and ran for a score him
self, all in the first half as
Xavier took a 1873 halftime
lead.
Xavier put the game on ice
with 13 points in the third
quarter. Jim Mullen of Xavier
blocked a Quantico punt early
in the quarter, scooped up the
ball and ran 8 yards for a
touchdown.
Quantico Quarterback Tom
Mauldin passed 81 yards to End
Holly Hollingshead for a touch
down in the third quarter and
spanked a 95-yard touchdown
drive in the fourth period, Sccr-
ing from the /.
Quantico took an early 81
lead when Mauldin ran 38 yards
for a touchdown and a Mauldin
to Bob Marshall pass got the
two-point conversion.
Sx2aX1HTaR00 xa1TER : s IS ) S-&% S-:s
xayier-Mullen 3S, pass from Costello
tPotts kick.
ouantico-Maudlin 3S. run Marshall
pass from Maudlin).
Xavier-CoStello /. plunRe mullen
pass from Costeilo).
kick tPotts kick).
ouantieo -Hollingshead 9, pass from
Maudlin (paSs failed).
4iyiss f.iisd, stuDica l. plunge 'kick
ouentieo-Maudlin /, plunge Cpas,
Attendance-6,257.
Evening star., 1960-10-22
BY the Associated Press

The Houston Oilers will try
to cement their hold on the
American Football Leagues
Eastern Division lead tomor-
row in their game with the
hard-presSing Titans in New
York.
The contest highlights the
leagues weekend schedule,
card which also sends Boston
to Denver to play the Western
Division leader and has Oak
Evening star., 1960-10-22
California jockey
Killed in Crash

LAS VEGAS, New. Oct. %
(AP).-A California Jockey was
killed last night when his car
collided headon with a truck
on the Las Vegas-Los Angeles
highway, authorities reported.
A second car piled into the
wreckage. Three persons were
injured in the crash, one of
them seriously.
Killed vas Richard A. Demers,
26, Of Mill Valley, Calf. High
way patrolmen said his car
passed another auto and col
lided with the truck.
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Olmedo's Showing
Disoppoints IsroeIis

TEL AVN, Oct. % (AP).--
The continued poor form OF
Alex Olmedo yesterday disap-
pointed $500 Israel tennis fans
who watched the first days
play CT Jack Kramer's profess
sional tennis troupe.
Andres Gimeno of Spain bea!
Olmedo easily, 6-3, IS.
Ashley Cooper of Australia
beat fellow countryman Nal
Anderson, 60, 6-1.
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Maryland Bottles Jinx
In Wake Forest Game

the Deacons clobbered the
Terps here, $40.
Maryland has dominated the
games played at College Park
or Wake Forest, N. c., with a
ALL record.
Norman Snead, the Deacon
passer who probably will own
every school and Atlantic Coast
Conference passing record be-
fore he graduates, is the big
reason the Deacons are favored.
The Maryland squad spent
most Of the last two days in a
motel in Greensboro, about 80
miles away.
Small Crowd Likely
Only about 10000 fans are
expected tonight, since enthu-
siasm for the Deacons cooled
after their 28-7 trouncing by
Clemson.
Maryland found a scoring
punch on Dale Betty's passes
and some excellent receiving
by Gary Collins, Tommy Brown
and others last week. Coach
Tom Nugent hopes there are
more touchdowns after a three
game drounght.
The Terps return to College
Park for their final home game
against South Carolina next
week. It's homecoming.
Evening star., 1960-10-22
avLooking
Past Penn 10
Perfect Season
BY BILL FUCHS
star stan Writer

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22.-
Navy, hoping for It's flrst un-
beaten football season since
1926 and its tlrst unbeaten,
united season ever, takes on
Penn in the last Of a once
mighty series at 1880 pm. to-
day in Franklin Field.
(The game was scheduled
for broadcast over radio sta
ton WRC in the Washington
area.)
The Middies were 191a-point
favorites to stretch their win
ming streak to nine games
couting the last three games
of last season.
Penn'S Record 2-2
The Quakers trounced La
fayette in the opener and
mauled Brown last week, but
in between were shut out By
Dartmouth and Princeton.
Navy, ranked fourth Nation
ally by the wire service polls
plans to give Penn q good lool
at its latest hero, Quarterback
Hal Spooner.
Spooner played like an All.
American In his first start last
week against the Air Force
The 6-foot. 175-pound seniol
saw little action last season
and had been Handicapped by a
leg injury earlier this season.
A crowd of 10000, half the
capacity Of Franklin Field, was
expected to see Joe Bellino,
Navy's jet-like halfback, pass
Buzz Berries on the list of top
Navy scorers in a single season.
Berries scored so points in 1884
and Jolting Joe already has Sc.
Berries is second on the list to
Bill Ingram, who ran up l62
points against war reduced
teams in 1917.
Navy Surprised
Penn. which surprised with
a tie last year with a field goal
in the closing minutes by Ed
Shaw, has Shaw going for them
again this time, as a tailback
He was shifted from fullback,
because Of injuries to George
Koval and Porter Shreve.
Shreve, all-around star from
st. Adams High in Washing
ton. was expected to see plenty
of action today.
The QuakerS lead in the
historic series, once q major
tuSSle. 81 to 10. Four games
were tied.
Starting Lineup
Penn starters: Ends, Jim
Dunsmore (6-2. 1852 and Jon
Greenwalt (6-3, 205); tackles
Bob Campbell (6-3 210) and
Bruce Cummings (6-1, 203)
guards. Bob Earnest (5-9, 199)
and Mike Natalie (5-9, 1881
center, Buzz Joyner (5-10, 1881
backs, Connie DeSantis (5-l1
1857, Shaw 60, 19A, Tom
Drake 60, 175), Alan Camp
bell $40, 1907
Navy starters: Ends, Larry
Graham 1913, 200) and jim
Luper (6-2, 1897; tackles, Sic
Driscoll (6-1, 215) and Ror
Erchul 1913, 22D; guards
Steve Hoy go, 2O6) and Johr
Hewitt (5-11, 1857; center
Frank Visited (6-2, 223); backs
Spooner go, 175), BellinC
$50. 1870, John Prichard (6-3
1900, Joe Matalavage 60, 199.)
Evening star., 1960-10-22
FIGHT RESULTS

BY the Associated Press
triot, outpointed Randy Sandy. 1851,
New York. 10. '' ~
Milford chronicle., 1960-07-08
Actress Works
While Children
On Vacation

HOLLYWOOD. up - Nancy Oh
son was on the road to stardom
10 years ago but she quit Holly
wood for New York, marriage and
motherhood.
Now she's back on what seems
a contingency basis.
From May to September, when
I can bring my children to Cali
fornia, I'm anxious to work. Dur
ing the winter we live in New
York and the kids go to school. !"
The actress is co-starring with
Fred MacMurray in the comedy,
''The Absent-Minded Professor"
During her stay in the East, she
played on Broadway in Tunnel Of
Love-" But she doubts if she'll do
more stage work. after several
months of doing the same play, I
found myself becoming bored"
Her role in Disney's Polly
anna" also is starting a musical
career. She's been offered chance
to do an album.
She went from the UCLA cam
pus to long-term movie contract
that included a role in Sunset
Boulevard" and won her an Acad-
emy Award.
Now divorced from playwright
Alan Jay Lerner, she has two chill
dren. That's what her movie roles
are contingent upon.
Milford chronicle., 1960-07-08
Brandywine Raceway
Set For Opener On
Saturday, July 9Th
fcontinued from page onel

R@9V
Monday marked the official op-
ening of training at Brandywine
and some of the best known drivers
in the country, many of whom have
just completed demonstrating their
talents at Baltimore Raceway, will
be pouring in. Baltimore wound up
it's meet last Saturday night, and
up from the Maryland track will
be such star trainer-drivers as Jack
Wilcutts of Wyoming. Del, and
Jack Stokley of Harrington, who
waged a down-to-the-wire battle
for leading driving honors at Bal
timore.
Bill Savage and Ellis Myer of
Harrington, Bill Fleming, Del
Cameron and others will be on hand
for the meet. which also is attract
ing such national top-fiighters as
Billy Haughton, Stanley Dancer
and Joe O'Brien.
Big features will include four
early-closing $4,000 races for q
year-Olds, the $4,000 (estimated)
Battle of the Brandywine, Della
W al . AlCnOSb udA AOoo A0CS, WhANu
is for 3-year-old PAGERS, and the
$35, 900 (estimated) Marquis de
Lafayette for 3-year-old trotters.
Some of the greatest horses of
this era will compete, including the
fabulous Bye Bye Byrd, last years
Harness Horse of the Year" and
currently leading money winning
PAGER of all time; Trader Horn,
shooting to become the first trotter
to top 100000 in earnings; and the