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Evening star., 1960-05-03
FISHING
-
Rock Bite
On Worms
In Potomac
FISHING

Rockfish now seem to be UP
the Potomac in some quantity.
julius Fletcher reports that
Charlie DiMaggio and his fish
ing partner, Wade Hubbard
made a good catch at SWIM
ming Landing, which is the
next cove above Fletcher's
Landing of Canal Road.
The fish, weighing up to 2
pounds, were taken on blood
worms and spinner hooks, The
anglers, who caught a number
of white perch, were fishing
from a skiff anchored of the
rocks. Use fairly stout tackS
and about an ounce sinker.
A few white shad also are in
the river and a couple have
been caught each day. Perch
are still abundant and there
seems to be plenty Of catfish
along with great schools of
herring.
At Big Eddy above Chain
Bridge, crappie are biting well.
Bill Reutemann. who fished
the Potomac above Great Falls
yesterday. caught a large num-
Der OF small bass along with
one largemouth about IL
inches long, crappie and cat
fish.
Ever hear of a bass swallow
ing a muskrat? 1t would be
natural food at that.
Reutemann was casting a
black plastic eel from the bank
OF Triadelphia Lake the other
day when he hooked a 44-
pound largemouth bass. Open
ing it up. he found a young
muskrat about 5 inches long
in its stomach.
Bill also hooked a 6-pounder
and almost had it ashore when
it gave a final flirt of its tail
and broke of. He says that
one bass that must have
weighed 9 pounds was caught
by an unidentified fisherman
IN Triadelphia lately.
Hickories are biting heavily
in the Susquehanna River along
with a few white shad. Nice
catches of catfish also are re-
ported in the Susquehana below
Conowingo Dam. Last week
two Baltimore anglers took rs
in 4 hours.
Over on the Eastern Shore
crappie fishing continues good
in the spillways of Linchester
and Smithville Lakes. Bass
are biting at Frazers Lake in
Cecil County, Garland and
Smithville Lakes in Caroline
Evening star., 1960-05-03

trout season compared to $3.50
on the opening morning a year
ago.
Nearby Rock Greek had 486,
while Fishing Greek in Fred
erick County drew SAL and Big
Hunting, 452. COVELL.
Evening star., 1960-05-03

BRAND NEW Broadwster deluxe 1860
17-ft. runabout. Never been in water.
High %" sides for safety. Steering
trio lights, horn, battery. Walk
through seats, Aoor boards-every-
thing Johnson IS hip. motor with
controls-looks and runs like new.
Sell separatelv. Dealer, 80 Woodlawn
ave. Annapolis. Nd Colonial 3-4a4l.
FOR CHARTER. 43 #. Flush deck
yacht for cruising the Potomac, By
day, ewes. or weekends. Information
ia. s-6939
MARK so Mercury electric starting
motor: 14-ft nodded plywood run
about $500. Mark 75-A Mercury elec-
trio starting motor with 14-ft.
Speedliner runsbout, new in 1859.
Best offer. CL. 610l7.
Evening star., 1960-05-03

or aluminium. No doubt you've
already waded through arm
fuls of literature and are
ready to decide just what kind
of a craft you want.
Actually, all you need are
the answers to two easy ques-
tions: For what use is the boat
intended? In what sort of
waters will it be used?
If your boating family is
large you'll want something
-sizable, probably from 16 feet
up. Water skiing and fishing
demand roomy, open rear cock
pit areas. Don't expect, either,
to do much fishing on Chesa-
peake Bay with l4-footerS. A
mile or two of Point Lookout
and you'll start recitiug the
f1sherman's prayer:
"Oh, Lord, how big Thy sea
and how small my boat"
How About Family Budget?
If you like overnight cruising,
there are plenty of able out
board rigs on the market with
hunks, head, compact galley
and roomy cockpits and trail
erS to match.
Now comes what we really
wanted to talk about-the
strain on the family budget.
Boats, like automobiles. can
be financed at several Wash
ington area banks. They offer
attractive interest rates rang
ing from Az per cent up.
Nevertheless, the more you
spend the bigger your payments
and interest costs will be. Not
that your great temptation to
splurge will be in the boat. It'll
be in the accessories.
No Effort to SpIurge
Boat dealers shelves are
crammed with accessories and
it's no effort at all to go over
board.
It's also a little different than
buying an automobile. Most
cars today come through with
heater, radio, etc., ETC., in
stalled and there's little more
to add.
When you see a nice, shiny
boat with a factory delivered
price you think that's all? 1t
could be only the beginning.
For a rundown we consulted
Bob Yeatman at Yeatman's
Marina, Seven Corners. Here's
how it adds up:
Take a 16-foot Giasspar Ava
Ion. a very fine runabout. 1t
delivers at the factory for 1895.
That includes foam rubber
seats and basic hardware.
Freight is $40.
First you'll need a motor,
probably a 40-horsepower cleo
tric-starting model at S649.50.
Remote controls add $35, bat
terry and plastic box to hold it,
$31.e5, and extra gas tank, SIS.
Naturally you'll want a steer
ing wheel which, with tiller
cable and pulleys, comes to $40.
II that seems high, remember
Evening star., 1960-05-03

County, Leonards Lake in
Wicomico County and Tingles
Lake in Worchester County.
Maryland reports 10,I00 ang-
lers were out on the States
streams for the opening of the
Evening star., 1960-05-03
Boating Course
Storts Tonight

The Coast Guard Auxiliary
is ready to start another free.
public course in small boat
handling.
Registration will take place
at 8 O'Clock tonight at Coast
Guard headquarters and classes
will be held each Tuesday night
for eight weeks.
Evening star., 1960-05-03

Fishing boat, 10 feet, seven
foot beam. two feet free board.
Bargain, $500. Draws about Il
inches. Day cabin forward.
White cypress construction.
built 1851. c5 hp. Gray marine
motor operated fewer than 100
hours. You and your kids are
safe in this boat. Phone nights
Hobart 2-l557.
Evening star., 1960-05-03
EXTRAS CAN HURT
Tip to Boot Shopper:
Buy Well But WiseIy
BY CHARLES COVELL
outdoor Editor

So you're going to buy your first boat. Because
OF two factors, trailabilty and price, most people
start with outboards. After awhile good many get
"boatitS" and wind up with inboards
But we'll let that ride along with the question
of whether your boat should be of wood bergass
Evening star., 1960-05-03
42' MATTHEWS
Fly RRIDGl

FLY BRIDGE
Walk around de luxe sedan: Plan "a"
dual control Power: Twin VS. Chrys-
lers 225-h. p. each, copper pans uh-
der engines, ship-to-shore phone with
remote control, depth recorder. coz
system. gas detection system, shower,
hot and cold automatic, 11O-volt
wiring. double sink, blowers. pulpit
rail, sky vent, ETC.; delivered new
1858, used less than 600 hrs. owner
has ordered larger model. Boat is in
practically new condition; cost S46,-
5oo' sale price So; 500
10 W. aRer St Baltimore /, Nd
plOnR' Vernon T-1O-n
Evening star., 1960-05-03

rine, cover: trailer SKY's SHELL
sERY., 1545 Wise. ave. Bethesda.
NEW BOAT CLUB MARINA, Nomini
Bay-nT. Westmoreland state PIX. Va
Slips and ramp ready, campsites near
S Snd paFSne ohs4s 9s4 sahs gng per FGEk
Call MR.. MARSDEN, JU. 5-06Ol, for
maps and further information
SAILBOAT, Comet: needs work: boa.
and trailer. $500. JE. 2-S376. Call
after 6 pm
I4-FT. Fiberglas crosby bost-Take
over payments, balance $3.50. WE.
GLASSPAR BOATS. johnson motors
and Gator trailers. For a good deal,
phone Diamond 9-45o0, WILLARD's.
Poolesville, Md
MERCURY MARK, 90 h.p.: IOA-ft
tras; ill sacrifice; make offer. VII.
625l6.
32-FT. BAY-BUILT CABIN CRUISER,
head, sleeping otrs., new radio-phone:
fully EQUIP; deal, S2,l00. 10. 5-0331
4-FT. ELGIN RUNABOUT. cedar
strip hull: s125 or make offer. VII.
2O-FT. TOPPER '57 CABIN CRUISER;
U. s, Coast Guard-approved facility;
practically new 75-A, ooh p. Mercury
outboard, cruising 20-25 knots: motor
bought fail, 50, with new steering
head; sleeps "a comfortably: COM
pletely equipped: total original costs
over 81 900; for quick sale. S2.250.
Contact COL. J. P. PAPPAS, home
tele., King S-3361; ONCE, oxford g.
1855 Or, LEROY, Alexandria Marine
Services. Duke and Strand streets,
where boat has been in drydock since
last fall. King 4-54S3.
TROJAN, l7-ft. Sea Queen. 1853 mod. /;
outboard: elec starter: canvas cover
used 4 times: Gator trailer, l,500-lb
cap; reas IJN 4-1oS3
Evening star., 1960-09-11
Record Field


A total of 1877 cars have reg
istered for today's sport car
races at Marlboro, a record
number for q Washington re-
gional event. The first Of IA
races gets under way at 10 am.
The featured, 25-lap East
Coast championship race for
formula junior cars drew a field
of 10 entries through yeSter-
days registration.
Charlie Kolb and Gene Hobbs
of this area and Lewis Fink
of Margate, N. j., are entered
in Elva cars. Otto Linton OF
Exton, Pa, and Ray Heppen-
stall, Glenside, Pa, will race
Scorpions. Mo Clark Of Rich
mond and Wayne Chapman OF
Newport News are in Stanguel-
linis.
Swelling the field of fast
modified cars for the semi
feature are Peter DaCosta
Flourtown, Pa, and Kent Price
of Washington. DaCosta has
purchased the Porsche RISK
formerly raced by Bob Holbert
Price, a novice driver, has q
new Ferrari California.
Evening star., 1960-09-11

Wheaton High School recov-
cred q fumbled punt by High
Point in the last minute OF the
game and pushed over a touch
down to defeat the Eagles, IA
13. yesterday at Wheaton in a
Maryland Bi-County League
football game. 1t was the sea-
son opener for both schools.
High Point, behind TO at
halftime. scored in the third
quarter, but failed to make the
conversion. However, q touch
down and conversion in the
final period put the Eagles in
front. 1877. but only for a few
minutes.
End Jim Snowden Of Wheat
on pounced on the fumbled
punt on High Points Is. Full
back Wayne Eader bulled over
from the on the fourth play
and Bob Waters kicked his
second and all-lmportant con-
version.
Waters, senior halfback, re-
turned a punt for rs yards and
a touchdown in the first quar-
ter. High Point scored in the
third quarter on a 45-yard pass
play from Quarterback Mike
Evening star., 1960-09-11
Moirs Qualities
For Lunghorne

1t was all Jimmy Mairs again
last night in the modified stock
car races at Old Dominion
Speedway.
After winning the second 10
lap heat. the Takoma Park
flash started 18th in a field Of
10 starters for the 50-lap fea-
ture, gunned into the lead on
the 18th lap and won by about
half-a-lap over Jack Deniston
of Falls Church. Lionel john
son of Unionville, Va, was
third.
1t was Mairs' sixth straight
feature victory and 14th out Of
18 this season at Old Dominion
His win last night qualified him
to compete October 8 in the
100-mile race at Langhorne,
Pa.
John Sampson of Arlington
won the first 10-lap heat and
Ray Duvall of Staunton took
the 10-lap consolation event.
The 15-lap hobby race for
amateurs went to Russell VIII
hanson of Dumfries, Va.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
Football
This Week
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
FRIDAY
oregon State at Southern California
SATURDAY
Navy at Boston COLLEGE.
George Washington VS. Florida
(At Jacksonville, Fla, nightl
Howard at Coast Guard Academy.
Buffalo at Army.
Boston University at Penn State.
South
= Catawba at Davidson (night.)
= Georgia VS.. Alabama at Birming-
Kentucky at Georsia Tech.
Texas AIM at Louisiana State
virsinia Tech at North Carolina
Presbyterian at Furman tnight.)
Virginia Military at William q
MARY Midwest
Hardin Simmons at Cincinnati
Drake st Iowa state.
South Dakota State at Kansas state.
Texas Christian at Kansas.
Villanova at Marquette (night.l
Southern Methodist at Missouri.
Montana State at North Dakota
New Mexico state at Tulsa (niEht.)
Denver at Wichita (night)
Southwest
Oklahoma State at Arkansas tnight. }
Mississippi State at Houston Inight; }
West Texas State at Texas Teen
lnight)
Nebraska at Texas mighty
Utah State at Texas Western (niRht.l
Far West
Tulane at California.
~ Manfona a. nfilfnRE
University Of Mexico at New Mexico
lniEhtl
PITTSBURGH at UCLA mighty
Idaho at Oregon.
University Of Hawaii. at Utah
(night.)
Stanford VS.. Washington State at
Spokane.
COLLEGE Of Pacific at Washington.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
B-CC Shades Blades
In 7-6 Defensive Bottle

Healy tumble and raced 20
yards for the Bladensburg
score soon afterward. Fred
Haskins tried to rush for the
tying extra point but was
stopped a foot short.
Center Denny Braddock set
UP the B-CC score by recover
ing q Bladensburg tumble on
the Mustangs IL on the first
play of the second period. B-CC
gave UP the ball on the 8, but
Len Amick and Tom Folliard
nailed Buddy Kurtz near the
goal, forcing the Mustangs to
punt to Healy.
BLADENsBURG ---- 0 O-6
BETHEsDA-CC 1890 0 o O-I
Bladensburg scoring: Touchdown
Conley eco, run with fumble).
B.cC scoring: Touchdown--Healy
Landreau Orush).
Evening star., 1960-09-11
Area Stors Win
In TubIe Tennis

TORONTO. Sept. 10 (Spe-
ciaD Donna Chaimson Of
Cheverly. Md, defeated Donna
Augaitus of Toronto in the
finals of the girls under-18
class of the Canadian Interna-
tional table tennis champion
ship today. 21-13, 21-14. 21-13.
Clark Goldstein of Washing
ton, D. c., defeated Ron Hob
son of Newport News. Va. 21-9,
1921, 1926, 21-12, to win the
junior mems title for the third
straight year.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
BY GEORGE BRAGAW
Contributing Writer

Alert and aggressive line
play by Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School contributed heav-
lily to q 7-6 victory over Blad-
ensburg yesterday in a Mary
land Bi-County League football
opener at .B-CC.
Defensive play broug h t
touchdowns for both teams in
the second quarter. and all ad-
vances were thwarted in the
last half.
Junior Kevin Healy, aided by
q key block by Joe Albert, re-
turned a punt "a yards for the
B-CC touchdown. Matt Land
reau bulled over right tackle
for the extra point which
proved to be the difference.
Rowley Conley picked up a
Evening star., 1960-09-11
Bisons Open
Season With
Coast Guard

Howard University opens its
67th football season Saturday
against the Coast Guard APP
prentice School at Cape May.
N. j.
The Bisons play Virginia
State on September "a at How
ard, their first Central In
tercollegiate Athletic Associa-
ton game Of the season.
Coach Bob White begins his
NTH year as head coach Of
Howard with 18 lettermen.
White reports he has, problems
at tackle. quarterback and full
back, but hopes several new
comers will come through at
those positions.
White has moved Sterling
Parker, a 2S0-pounder, from
guard to tackle. teaming in
that position with Roger Dunn.
Ia 195-pound sophomore.
Nine starters are back from
the 1859 squad which posted a
3-5 mark. Heading the list is
the entire backfield of Quar-
terback Charlie Smith. Half
backs Ted Hillman and HOWE
williams and Fullback Leon
Armour, a 170-pounder.
Others back are Ends Bernie
Quarterman and Bob Reed,
Guards Elswoth Virgins and
Parker and Center John Tyler.
Howard plays six CIAA
games this season. including
title contenders Virginia State,
Virginia Union and Morgan
State in a four-week period.
other conference rivals are
Delaware State, Hampton and
Lincoln Of Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
White Sturs
As DeMuthu
Romps, $50
BY JOHN MELOY
star stan Writer

DeMatha High School,
sparked' by Fullback Bob
Whites three touchdowns,
opened its football season by
trouncing Spingarn, 800, yes
terday at st. Johns.
Running behind q line spear
headed by Tackle Dick Mel
cher, White reeled of success
sive touchdown runs Of 5. ID,
and 8 yards all in the first half.
The rest of the scoring came
on runs by Quarterback Tom
Nugent and Halfback Mick
Melcher, a safety in the third
quarter and four extra points
by Pete Alfoginis.
The first team, which played
only the first half, was guided
by Quarterback Chip Adomentis
who completed seven Of nine
passes and gained 20 yards on
the ground. Nugent took over
in the second half and went 8
yards for a score on a keeper
play early in the third quarter.
A hard charging line, backed
up by solid. tackling from line
hacker Bo Robinson, kept
Spingarn backs stymied.
The main corps Of assigned
officials never showed up and
four men headed by Mush and
Frank Dubofsky were drafted
for service.
sPINGARN o o 0 o.
DeMATHA --------13 z o 7-3e
DeMatha scoring: TouchdoEns-,
White, 3 Is, Is and 5. runsl; Nugent
Is, rum; Melcher. 90, runl. Safety
Parker of spingarn tackled in the
end zone). nversion-Alfoginis' L.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
Williams, Hurley
Lead Sherwood
Over LuPIutu

Sherwood High hoolI
launched its 1860 football sea-
son with a 14-0 victory over
LaPlata yesterday at Sherwood.
Fullback Bob Williams, not
completely recovered from a
bout with. the flu, played the
first half, picked UP 65 yards
and scored the first touchdown
on a 3-yard plunge in the Sec
ond quarter.
Jerry Hurley crashed over
from 4 yards out for the other
touchdown in the third quarter.
John Schwartz booted both
extra points.
The Indians made only one
serious threat. getting to the
Sherwood is before being
showed back.
LA PLATA -------- o 0 O o. o
SHERWOOD ------ 0 z z 0-14
Sherwood scoring: Touchdowns--
williams 6, plunge); Hurley a,
plungel.> Conversions-Schwart1 2.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS
ContributinE Writer

FAIR HILL. Md. Sept. TO-
Tommy Walsh. q talented
young rider. won the Fair Hill
Steeplechase and q $500 add
ed purse for Norman p. Bate
at william DUPONT. jr.'s, Fox
catcher race meeting here this
afternoon.
Going against field which
included two former winners
Of this two-mile brush classic.
Walsh burst to the front with
Lord Mike before the field
swung by the packed grand
stand for the first time. He
stayed in front for IA fences.
drawing away If challenged,
but in general picking his own
pace and his own spot to jump
the fences.
Under a featherweight Of 1877
pounds, Lord Mike was never
troubled by the pressure from
Ballybrittas or Mahlon Kline's
Gridiron. Gridiron did get up
for second money.
Third Win for Walsh
Lord Mike put another good
mark on his score sheet, hav-
ing won three times and fin
iShing second once in Tommy
Walsh's last four outings with
him.
He paid $3.50 to win.
Audrey Riker's brilliant
mare Golden Fly repeated her
1859 victory in the Trouble
Maker Steeplechase Of three
miles over timber, giving Paddy
Smithwick two straight as
rider and brother Mike two In
a row as trainer.
The Trouble Maker was q
fast jumping race in which
most of the nine starters man
aged a minimum OF jumping
since Mrs. H. C. Baldwin's
Jaber and John Hannum III's
Fight Byrne managed to clean
out rails. boards and other
small obstacles at almost every
fence during the first two and
one-half miles.
Beaucracy Pays $40
Paddy Smithwick sat cool
in sixth place during the rail-
splitting exercises, moved for
ward two fences from home
and was galloping along Shak-
ing a bat besides Golden Fly's
head through the stretch. Be.
hind him came C. D. Lston or
Melbroke, failing for half 9
Evening star., 1960-09-11
johnson Tops
Suit|and, 26-6

Held on even terms for two
quarters, Walter johnson High
School spurted in the second
half for a 26-6 victory yester-
day at Suitland in the open
ing football game for both
schools.
Quarterback Fred Stier in
tercepted two Suitland passes
to set up touchdowns by Dick
Dunlap which broke open the
game. Stier returned one
theft to the Rams SO and Dun
lap carried four straight
times, scoring from the l to
make it 1876.
After Floyd Reck skirted
right end for % yards and a
touchdown on the last play Of
the third period, Stier picked
of another Suitland pass and
Dunlap rambled around left
end for 4 yards and the final
score.
Halfback Dunlap got his
first Of three touchdowns on
a 15-yard pass from Stier
which capped a 55-yard march
after the opening kickoff. Suit
land retaliated when Tackle
Darrell Botany pounced on a
Spartan tumble on the 3 and
Halfback Gary Tiddy plunged
over from the /.
Suitland lost two players
with injuries. Halfback Billy
Gator suffered a dislocated
shoulder and Quarterback Rom
ME Ranere hurt his right leg.
WALTER JOHNSON Z 912 5-2s
SUITLAND -----z-- o o.
johnson scoring: Touchdowns-Dun-
lap 8 (16, pass from Stier; /. plunge;
4, run); Reck (23, run). Conversions
Reck (pass from stierl: Dupree (rush)
:. suitland scoring: Touchdown-Tiddy
Evening star., 1960-09-11
Richmond Auto Club
Races at ViStu

The United Midget Auto
Racing Club of Richmond will
hold its fourth program today
at Vista Raceway. The five
event card begins at 1p.m.
George Miller Of Kensington
and Bus Brosenne Of Ellicott
City are newcomers who will
challange Mike Bold of Balti-
more, last weeks winner.
Evening star., 1960-09-11

Halfbacks Jerry Ricucci and
Ricki Robinson each scored
twice for Blair. Ricucci romp-
ing 81 yards for one touchdown
and Robinson going 26 for one
OF his.
The Indians scored their lone
touchdown on a 6-yard pass
play from Quarterback Randy
Lyon to Halfback John Burrell.
sSiEtnVood sisil .---aS z g E7
Northvood scoring; Touchdown
Burrell 90. pass from Lyon). conver-
sion-4-Jensen.
Blair scoring: Touchdowns--Ricucci
z Ss2. run; S3s pass from Mossburgl J,
| l25. rum, Goodman (6. rum. Craig
"a. recovered fumblel; conyersions--
Hohrer, 8; Reynolds, shaffer (pass from
Mossbura.)
Evening star., 1960-09-11
Blazers Trounce
Northwood, AIT

Montgom cry Blair High
School. a preseason favorite
to win the football champion
ship in the Maryland Bi-Coun-
ty League. started impressive
ly yesterday on its home field
by crushing Northwood, Att.
The Blazers piled up a 200
lead in the first quarter and
added IA more In the second
period. Coach Joe Good gave
his substitutes . workout in
the second half.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
Cycle Driver Killed

JARVIS, Ont, Sept. 10 (AP).
Blair Paterson of Chardon,
Ohio, was killed today in a
motorcycle practice run for the
Indian summer trophy races at
nearby Harewood Acres.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
Wheaton Edges High Point
14-13, on tumble Recovery

Connaughton to Halfback Bill
Hernstrom and in the final
period when Connaug h t o n
sneaked over from the l follow
ing recovery of a Wheaton FUN
BILE on the 35.
High Point ----- 7-l3
wheaton 7 o o TIA
High Point scoring: Touchdown
HernStrom (45, pass-run from Con-
naughton). Connaushton H. plunsel.
ConVersion-Bean.
wheaton scoring: Touchdowns"7
nlunTel. Conversions-Waters, 2.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL

beMStha. Sc: spinsarn, o.
Montgomery. Blair, AZ; Northvood, z.
Sherwood. IA: LaPiata. o.
Walter johnson, 20; Suitland, 8.
Wheaton, IA: High Point. 13.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sIOs.e0

DAILY DOubLE FAAD SlOo.oO
THIRD ,RAcE-Purse,. $1,000: al
lowance; 4-year-olds and up; 3 miles
sa!dss Fly ,sml.hw'k, 400 $40 s.@so 80
MebrOke LlntonD 11.4O $50
Valley Hart Hrgska) 500
:, 4 Fullstop. q Latin Lancer. 3 Jssb.er.
Byrne, Barge Toter. Time, 6:0Sh.
q Wood-Baldwin entry.
FOURTH RACE Purse, $4,000:
Christiana hurdle race; maiden 3-year-
olds and Up; IA miles thurdles)
Cathness (DeveauI 0.20 300 $50
Best HouP (s%ithwick) $50. f;SS SS
Cannibai, Moon Rock. Hot Chest
nuts, Cafre II, Contrary Jane. Cavalry
Sword. seauans, Cinnamon fMasic
= North Hill Farm-walker entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse; $4,000 added;
Fairhtil Ste Steeplsschasse; s:,as S-Sear-olds and
Lord Mike (WalSh) $40 $50 ESQ
Gridiron (Deveaul $50 $50
Mystical Gem (Tyler) $50
q Chufquen, Billing Bear, Bally-
brittas. Time, 4:0295.
weymouth -McKnieht entry.
SIXTH RAcE.Pusse, ST. 900; The
cowentown Hurdle Race; 3-year-olds
Fsirfsx iCartwTiSht) 4.4O $40 $40
Chicago II (Deveau) 4.4O $50
'Ffe Ffeshchsi. chat York Fair. oranny's Viii, VIII
Gallant Tonto. Time. 2:54zs.
Total Handle, S4l,640