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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-28

chairman for 1850 awarded the
Wellington a. Bristol Memorial
Plaque 70 Rev. Joseph L. Ro-
berts who secured 90 members
ard S845.o0. The Great Lakes M
tval Insurance Company trophy
was awarded the Committee OF
Managements OF ST. Antoine
YMCA for their outstanding
work as a division They secured
4l3 members and 1888 80.
Merit certificates were award
ed to Atty Damon Keith. Atty.
Leroy Daggs. Rev. II n Robin
son. Atty LeBron Simmons. Miss
Norris Warren. Mrs Beatrice
Watkins. Mrs. Irene Williams
Mr.. Charles McClinton, Hon FL
vim Davenport. Mr. Peyton Hut
Crimson. Wardell c. Croft. A. L
Watkins. Mrs. Allhea Williams
Q. l.. Woodson. and d w Henry
Persons receiving Distinguish
cd Services Pins we're. L. G.
Blounl. Luke + Williams. Atty
H. l. Dudley. w. l. Summers
Rev c +. Stewart. Frank Y Eos
ter. Mrs Il \ John i. Wyatt
W Strong. Mrs Esther LAMAR
Warner Sanford. Melvin Byrd
w b. Carr Thomas Briscoe. Ran.
dolph Wallace. S. d. Jackson. c.
l.. Henderson. Thomas T Mat
thews. Joseph L. Roberts. Charles
Cole. J. X Horton and Sidney
Brent.
individuals receiving into the
YMCA Leaders Fellowship were
c. l.. Henderson. Mrs. Esther La
Mari, Mrs Beatrice Johnson,
Councilman William T Patrick.
Wyatt w. Strong
The guest speaker for the oc-
casion was DR. Leo b Marsh,
member of the Program Services
Staff. National Council of Us.
DR.. Marsh spoke about the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-28
Jackson Junior
Higl, Leads
Clothing Drive

Jackson Junior High, with col
lcctions of 32,426 pounds, led all
other Detroit schools in the re-
cent 25th annual Spring Public
School Clothing Drive to provide
disable shoes and clothing for
needy pupils. In second place was
Burroughs Junior High witt 81
500 pounds. The drive goal OF
$50 tons was surpassed by sever
al tons.
The drive was sponsored by
Detroit Public Schools Social Ser
vice cooperating with the volun.
teers Of America.
BEDFORD led the senior high
schools with 5,6O4 pounds. West
ern had 500: Den by, 4,326;
Commerce. 4,042; and Cooley,
3.748.
Among the elementary schools,
Pasteur was first with 1888
pounds. Other leaders we're Ever
EFT, 6.244 pounds; Mcdowell,
5,742; BagIey 1895; Cuyton,
4,l26; Carleton 3.942; Pulaski,
1895; and LongfeIIow, 1898.
Earl II. Laing, president oil
school social service, and Col
w. G.. Boswell. Volunteers OF
America commanding officer
thanked all who contributed tc
make the drive success. Cloth
ing received will now be process
ed to give TO needy children
without charge during the TALL
and winter months.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-28
Awards Degree To 2

Marshall, Texas - Dr. Caesar
A. w Clark. Minister of the
Good Street Baptist Church. and
Dr. Ernest Cole Estall, ST.. Min
lister of the st. John Baptist
Church, both of Dallas. Texas,
were awarded the honorary de-
gree of Doctor of Laws Friday
evening, May 20. 1860 at the
Seventy Ninth annual Spring
Commencement Convocation held
in Oscar A. Fuller Memorial
Chapel. DR.. Elmer G. Million,
Director of the Department of
Schools and Colleges of the
Board of Education, American
Baptist Conventions New York.
>cw York. addressed the gradu-
ating class on the subject. The
Meaning of the Sit-Ins" Bac-
talaurcatc degrees were confer
red on 81 graduating seniors
and diplomas were presented
them by President NJ. X. Curry,
.Ir.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-28
NAPE Convenes
This Weekend

The 28th Annual Convention of
District Six. National Alliance of
Postal Employees will meet in
Toledo. Ohio. AT the Commodore
Perry IOtcl jefferson Ave at
Superior Street. Saturday and
Sunday May % and % Delegates
will attend from Branches in
Ohio. Michigan. Indiana. western
Pennsylvania and western New
York.
The Officers Of District Six
are:
President James C Dickcrson.
DAYTON. Ohio; First Vice Prcsi.
dent. Elijah L. Bennett. Cincin.
natl. Ohio. Second Vice President.
Perry Mills. Detroit, Mich; Sc
crctary-TreaSurcr. Elzy r Jones.
Cincinnati. Ohio: Publicity Di-
rector. Philip NJ Watts. Column
bus O.: Welfare Director. Roger
A. Lewis Flint. Mich. Education-
al Director. Mrs. Cherry Brown.
indianapolis Ind: Chairman PIT.
s. Council. VIM. G. Davenport
Cleveland, Ohio.
At the Convention banquet.
National Alliance President. J b.
Cobb. Washington. DC. will be
the principal speaker The Post
Office Department will be re-
presented by Mr.. seph A.
Clarke. Staff Assistant, Bureau
of Operations. Washington. DC;
and. also, Regional and Toledo
officials City officials and civic
leaders will also be guests.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-28
Letters 1oFathers
Contest Now Open

Station WXYZ-TV is announ.
cling the fourth annual Letters
TO Fathers" Contest. Any boy or
Girl of high school age or young
err is eligible. lie or she is in.
vitcd TO write a letter extolling
DAD. There arc no restrictions
as TO length or number of letters
any contestant sends in Just tell
about DAD. his companionship,
advice and guidance, humor, his
work to provide a happy home.
his understanding, kindness, or
love. In brief. WHY MY DAD IS
TOPS"
Please send your letters post
marked no latter than midnite.
May 3lst :, WxYz Broadcast
House, Detroit 10. Michigan.
There are no entry fees.
Contestants have three chances
TO win an aggregate of nearly 10
character-building prizes which
are worth $4,000.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-28

out by DR.. Winfrcd A. HARRISON.
Vice President for Academic Adj
ministration. and the Prcsenta-
ton of Certificates of Apprccia-
ton given out by Or. John f..
Swcitzcr, Parke, Davis and Com.
pany Secretary, Industry Found
crS Committee. The announce
ments were read by DR. Spencer
a. Larsen. Director. Applied Man
agcmcnt and Technology Center.
The singing of the Hymn To
Wayne" was led by Marvin Han
sen. graduate student. WSU end
ed the program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-28
JOINS OPERA

George Shirley, 25, former
Miller High School s.music teach
or. SIGNED a contract last week
in New York City with the
American Opera Company after
pasSine the finalists He is the
first Negro member of the opera
and vii! sail July q for a con
cert tour OF Rome, Milan. Flor.
ence and other cities.
Shirley is a graduate of Wayne
State University and former mem
Der of the us. Army Chorus. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. irwin
Shirley of 613 Hague.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-28
Southern University
Announces Speakers
BATON ROUGE. Louisiana

BATON ROUGE. Louisiana -
Baccalaurcaie services at Sou
thcrn University will be held on
Sunday. May % and Commence
ncnt exercises on Monday, May
30. il has been announced by
DR. FELTON, G. Clark, president of
Southern University.
Dr.. Clark said that the bac-
calaureate speaker will be DR.
George Kelsey, professor. Chris
tian Ethics, Drew University and
Dr. James S. Peters. Bureau
Chief. Bureau Of Vocational Re-
Mobilization. State of Connect
cut the commencement speaker.
Nearly 800 seniors are candi-
dates for graduation during this
seasons commencement eXer
ciScS. Each of thch services will
nc held at 5 pm. in the New
Gymnasium.
Evening star., 1960-09-29

BURGUNDY Big; juicy whole morosehino
cherries in rich VoniIIo creme. Eoeh piece
individually eUpped.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
inning tS2.5oo); 3-yeor-oIdsi
Garden Has Final
Friday N Fight

NEW YORK, May 20 (AP).-
Since the days of Tex Rickard,
Friday night has been fight
night at Madison Square Gar
den. Tonight the series ends.
The Friday network (NBC)
radio and televiSion series will
continue through June "a in
other arenas. They will origi-
nate in Las Vegas, Boston and
st. Nicholas Arena in New York.
But this is the last Of the Fri
day fights in the Garden.
When the fights resume on a
basis in october, the TV
series will be moved to Satur-
day night on a different net
work (ABC). In between, there
may be a couple of fight shows
in the Garden off TV on Mon
day or Tuesday nights
The Garden finale is a heavy
weight l0-round fight bout be-
tween Eddie Machen, the No. 4
contender from Portland, Oreg =,
and Alex Miteff. the Argentine
who is rated No. 6 by Ring and
No. Z by the National Boxing
Association. ut will be shown
on WRC-4 in Washington at
10 PM
Evening star., 1960-05-20
Mrs. Honno's Victory Gives
Court House Second Cup

Mrs. Elizabeth Hanna made
it two out of three Womens
District Golf Association cup
tournaments this season for
Court House women golfers
when she won the Glass c
Simon Cup at Brooke Manor
yesterday with an 81 minus l9
handicap for a net 60.
Mrs. Hanna. a former club
champion at the Fairfax Club
when she was more active. was
out in Al and back in As. Mrs.
Bruce Bollermann won the
Glass A Keefer Cup for the
Court House players last week.
1t was the first Women's
D. c. Association Cup tourna-
ment ever held at Brooke
Manor, which joined the asso-
citation this year, and the 1919
handicap girls went on a Scor-
ing binge.
Mrs. Pat MARITIME, wife of
the former Argyle Club cham
pion. won low gross with an 86.
/ Other net prize winners. in
order: Mrs. Audrey Peterson of
Argyle. 9l-19-72; Mrs. H. L.
Sherman of Manor, 91-l9-72;
Mr.. Howard Briggs of Ken
wood, 90-17-73; Mrs. c. E.
Collett of Prince Georges, 9l-
Mrs. C. A. Thomason
of Argyle, 92-l9-73; Mrs,
Evening star., 1960-05-20

The East's only all-Arabian
horse show begins its second
annual two-day stand tomor-
row at Al-Marah Farm, 7510
River road, Bethesda, with
over 200 entries.
A feature of the event, which
is for the benefit of Primary
Day School adjacent to Al
Marah, is a rodeo to delight
the younger set, with calf
ropers coming from eight
States.
Breeding classes for pure
bred Arabian stock begin at
9 am. tomorrow and Sunday.
The real action gets underway
at II am. each day, with per-
formance events for all types
of Arabian horses, as we'll as
for representatives of the West
ern competition.
Parents of Primary Day
School youngsters are in
charge of a country fair be-
hind the grandstands, with
booths offering refreshments,
Evening star., 1960-05-20
200 Arubiun Horses Enter
Two-Duy Show at Bethesda

fried chicken and hot beef bar
becue meals, and entertain
ment for children.
The all-Arabian show was
inaugurated last year as an ex-
pertinent, and attracted ca
pacity crowds for both sessions.
Its success attracted Nation
wide attention among Arabian
horse fanciers, resulting in
even more entries for the cur
rent renewal.
Although the breed actually
is many centuries old, it has
become the hottest item in
the horse world in recent
years. The weekend show will
demonstrate the versatility of
Arabians, who are equally
adept as three-gaited horses,
junior mounts, English or
Western-type pleasure horses,
over fences, and even at being
driven to carts.
Admission is $l.50 for adults,
and rs cents for children.
Tickets will be available at the
gate.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
Football Officials
To Meet Monday

The Washington District
Football Officials Association
will meet with athletic di-
rectors of Northern Virginia
high schools at noon Monday
at the George Mason Hotel in
Alexandria to discuss plans for
the 1860 season.
A. E. Rasty) Doran, di-
rector of athletics for Alex
andria high schools; Nelson
Harvey. commissioner of the
Northern Virginia officials,
and Bill Pace, executive Sec
retary of the Virginia High
School League, will attend the
luncheon.
Edwin G. Simmons of Silver
Spring is president of the
Washington group. Harry D.
(Hobey) O'Meara of Herald
Harbor, Md, is the commits
sioner.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
Simmons Signs
With Cardinals
BY the Associated Press

Southpaw Curt Simmons, one
of the PhillieS' famed Whiz
Kids of 1850, is back in the big
leagues.
Simmons, who was released
by the Phillies May IL, signed
with the Cardinals as a free
agent yesterday, his 3lst BIRTH
day.
The Cardinals sold Pitcher
Frank Barnes to the White Sox
for the $4,000 waiver price and
the White Sox in turn optioned
the righthander to San Deigo
Of the Pacific Coast League on
24-hour recall.
The Cubs traded Southpaw
Art Ceccarelli and an undis-
closed amount of cash to the
Yankees for Righthander Mark
Freeman. The Yankees as
signed Ceccarelli to their Rich
mond farm club.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
Dickinson Gets
Festival Lead
On Hot Putter
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w. Va, May 20 (AP).-Ben
Hogan once wondered why his
protege, Gardner Dickinson,
wasn't winning more golf
tournaments.
Il told him in one word
putting, Dickinson said. Its
the worst part of my game"
Many of the golf experts felt
that if Dickinson ever could
develop into an outstanding
putter he might emulate the
great career of Hogan.
II putted just wonderfully"
he said yesterday after his IS
gave him the first-round lead
in the 18th annual Sam Snead
Golf Festival.
The remarkably steady l8
holes in which he carded five
brides and 13 pars put him 2
strokes ahead of his closest
challengers among the 81 pros
competing for $4,000 in the
72-hole tourney.
Dave Mari of Cedarhurst,
N. Y, and Gary Nixon, Snead's
assistant for l3 years, were tied
at 81. Joe Taylor of Charleston,
w. Va, and Brian Charter of
Greenville, S. c.. were another
stroke behind.
Snead, five-time winner of
his own tournament, had to
struggle to match par 70 and
was obScured among a dozen
others who did the same.
Jack Issacs, Hampton, Va,
and Charlie Bassla of Ellicott
City, Md, fired Ills. while
Clarence Doser of Bethesda and
Buster Reed of Washington
were among those who had
TBS.
Dickinson, now 30, is using
Snead's tournament as the
springboard for a return to
the grind Of the weekly PGA
tour. His only previous tourna-
ment appearance this year was
in the 36-hole Seminole in
Florida last month in which he
tied for first in the pro-am and
third among the pros.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
ROSECROFT RESULTS

Vicky. Adair. Sweetheart Direct. Lone
Elm Dale, countrymon and Hot Flash
Time 2:O9b.
SIXTH RACE--Purse. $500; trot;
c Classified, mile.
B'kan O'Dea q. Am'o) 1910 $40 4.6O
Jim Spencer q. Wicutts) II.2O $50
Oa-Battenkill Todd (H. HOyt) 800
Bion Gallon. My Fair Lady, George
Van and Benny's Frank. Time 2:0S4s
DO-Battenkill Todd finished second.
was DISQUALIFIED and placed third for
tapped on break in stretch.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $500; pace:
3 Classified. l mile.
Melody Mite ID Slack 1890 80 100
Lorraine's Bonnie IT. Lewis) $40
Shadydale Direct. Colonel Guy. Grat-
ian, Heel. Blanche Brewer and Sea
3uoy. Time 2:05+s.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; pace;
ArCO H'ver G. R'otel II.sO $40 4 90
Nton Express (R. Riddiek) $40 5 90
ROllOn Boy wv. SavageD $50
Cindy j., Red Rhythm, Fanny Hi LIE,
3ache Rosecroft and Newport Jester
Time 2:07as.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $500; pace;
e Classified: mile.
Stt, W. 'T: R'thbOne' 7.ao $50 $50 50
G. c;ptaln "a ~ Losan .an cR. w.bS,r, 4ZO ssS s.sS
Mickey Biery, shadydaIe Ribbon,
Lucys Folly and Junior K Time 2:109s
Attsndance, 1876: total handle,
Evening star., 1960-05-20
Blair Is Fuvored
In County Track;
Rams Take Title

Suitland dethroned Fairmont
Heights as Prince Georges
County Class A track champion
yesterday and Montgomery
Blair is favored over Bethesda
Chevy Chase today in the
Montgomery Glass A meet at
Walter johnson High School.
Suitland won the last event,
the S80-yard relay, to nip Fair
mont Heights at Northwestern.
Suitland totaled So points,
Fairmont Heights, 81. High
Point, 4l22s. Northwestern, 1873,
BladenSburg. 4 and Oxon Hill, 8.
l0o-yard dash: Ben. Fkrmont
3-McMiehael. Fairmont; 4Ssheldon.
Suitland. Time-10.5 seconds.
220-yard dash: sheldon. Suit
bsef; Es9f; HSuPss HiVS Poin, sgtlanS EoD, EToT;-
Time-24l seconds.
44O-yard dash: 1-Droter. Suitland:
2EForsbacka, High Point; 3-Wilkins,
Fairlmoont; 41KslWell. Fairmont Time
2EBeaIl, High Point; 3-campbell,
Fairmo9t; Coleman. Fairmont.
IiRTfE@i12i' Nile run bean. High Point:
Dalton, High Point; 3.Todd. suit.
LAND; 4-Foster, Fairmont. Time
l20-yard high hurdles: ALLEN,
Falrmont; 2-Dickerson. Fairmont:
3-Payne. Suitland; 4-Groen, North
western. Ttme-l5.7 seconds.
lso-yard low hurdles: I1Welshmer.
Hall oxon Hill; Adams, Fairmont.
Time-2l9 seconds.
tt4O.ysrd relay i55suitlsnd; e.
western. Time-46.3 seconds
irrmThr; Xii. TimeSi EEoa'h"s''eIn' :5.'s -o&On
Mile relay: l-Fairmont: 2-High
Point; ,3--suitland; +BladensburE.
High jump: Lee, Fairmont: =
scherer, suitland: 3-stevenson, High
Point; 4-Oie) ames and Chapman.
Broad Broad jump; i-Rich1Tdss North
willis, Fsirmont; 4-Kurtz, Bla-
densbure. Distance 90 feet
Pole vault: wyatt, Fairmont: .
Young, High Point: 3-Hurley. High
Point: 4-(tie) Wilson and ssiev, High
Point. and Knessi. Northwestern.
Helght-ll feet . inches,
Northwestern: 3-West-
western Distance-49 feet ga inches.
Mullikan, suitland; 3-Taylor, Fair-
mont Heights: 4-Herbert. Fairmont.
Distance-l39 feet.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
NINTH RACE-Purse S9.5OO; claim
Award for Palmer

NEW YORK, May 20 (AP) &.
Arnold Palmer was named
winner yesterday of the April
award In the S. Rae Hickok pro
athlete of the year poll for
his stirring triumph in the
Masters golf tornament. The
pro from Ligonier, Pa, also
won the March prize.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
Morrison Siqns

NEW YORK, May 20 (AP) -
Halfback Joe Morrison, an
impressive 1859 rookie, has
signed with the New York
Giants. Morrison, former star
at Cincinnati, filled in last
season for both Frank Clifford
and Alex Webster when the
veterans were sidelined because
of injuries.
Evening star., 1960-05-20

Morris Shulman of Indian
Spring, 90-l7-73.
And, Evelyn Tyler of West
briar, 9l-l7-74; Mrs. Harold
Jack of Brooke Manor, 9l-17-
"a; Mrs. D. r. Monsees of
Washington, 92-18-74; Mrs.
Leo Shaudis of Manor, 92-18-
IA; Mrs. c. H. Gilbertson of
Court House, 93-18-75; Mrs.
". C. Kohlhaus of Kenwood,
93-18-75, and Ruth Andrew
of Court House, 92-17-75.
Evening star., 1960-05-20

FIRST RACE-Purss, $500; Trot;
Carol. Ann tEV Hobbs, 500 $500 $500
Proof Positive (E. Looneyl $40 2.SO
Homestretch DOde &c Croeketp 800
Sky Liner. One Desire, Fluster, Elena
Hanover and Mothers Pride. Time
2;llas.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; pace;
Alma 'e A wv. Flemins, $50 e.eO e.4O
Success Guy q. Belote) 400 800
Roland Duke u. CherrlD 1OU
Waybills Son. jupiter e, Faithful
Hal Sam Bone and Upland Ho. Time
Daily Double u-2> Paid $3.50.
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500; trot;
c Classified, l mile.
Miss Boot (W. R'one) 1890 1880 $50
Shy Song (El Long, 8.20 $3.50
LyGe 81. MeFskyl $50
Overture, Made Hanover, Betsy
Resent Woody Hanover and Beau
Brummel Time 2:102s
FOURTH RAcE-Purst. $1,000; ..
year-oldS;, pace. ] mile:
%Int %I HsSUy.1 .S"s W c FTT M.1,n, 10" S SsS SS S
knlEht Hal I'd. SIayback) 300
Bettys Little Bill. Just Mae, Mrs
Cuinton, Jovolette and Katadin. Time
20ats.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500: pace
c Classified. mile.
EA'S Boy wv. Long, 6.IO SEQ 400
Ea,ter Goose ~. Messy, jr) $40 2.SC
Homer Up u. Egan) 3.2C
Evening star., 1960-05-20
World 600-Ruce
Reset for June lo

CHARLOTTE, N. c., May 20
(AP). - officials of the new
Charlotte Motor Speedway
have postponed their opening
event. the World 600" for
stock cars, from May 20 to
June l9 because of delays in
construction. Rain date is June
26.
Time trials, which were to
start tomorrow, also will be re-
set. The 600-mile race on the
new ll2 mile track will offer a
purse Of $106,225.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

Valley Echo, Hashie, Susans Twin
Corn, Hunters Bay.
Whose Strong, La Badaia, Super
Moose
--Iraskfs Pride, Elliott's Doll, Heat
Flame.
.BilrS Jet. susans Reward. Jean
Batou.
-Indomito, Top Front, Moonlight
Mist.
-Nuone, Opera Gem, Fire Moon.
-Savemenow, Lone Jack, Ditty Girl
Bold Count, Antietam
Battle
Best Bet-Nuone.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
Shipley Honored at Dinner,
Receives ST., 900 and Plaque

Bozie Berger. an infielder who
played for several American
League teams. starting with
Cleveland, on hand to cut up
touches, it was obvious that
Shipley thoroughly enjoyed
the evening.
DR.. Wilson H. Elkins, presi-
dent Of the university. and DR..
H. c. (Curley) Byrd, his pre-
decessor. also were on hand.
DR.. Byrd. himself one of Mary
lands all-time great ath-
letes. spun some interesting
tales of the days when Shipley
was a four-sport star at the
school before graduating into
coaching ranks.
Evening star., 1960-05-20

Burt Shipley. Marylsnd's re-
tiring baseball coach. will have
plenty of happy memories of
his 38 year sin the job. and not
the least will be that of last
nights dinner at the Statler
Hotel, where some 400 friends
and associates paid tribute to
him.
A check for $1,000, a plaque
commemorating his place in
Maryland's Sports Hall Of
Fame, and a citation from the
State as one of its distin-
guished citizens we're among
the gifts Shipley received.
With Charley Keller, former
Yankee outflelder, and Col.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
ROSECROFT
SELECTIONS

Indian Drums Pinehaven Rip, Col
BY Treasure.
Hal Direct, Ernie Pepper, Sandy
Hill
Adrian Rosecroft, Tazewell, Dream
Up.
Sumter Boy. Beaxon. Easter Dawn
Guilty Sark, Newport Phil. Topsail
Jerry H.. Flyins Forbes, Vernon
Dale
Deacon Dean, Spike Hanover,
Worthy Stadt
Dream Girl. Able 10. Royal Magic
Kernel Don. True Wilma Cash Will
Evening star., 1960-05-20
RACING
RESUL T S
Pfnlico

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; g.
year-oldS; 4 furlongs
Count Jingle Block 4.6O $50 2.lO
Full Command tC'eras) $50 $50
Blue Lava tCorleD 2.80
Mansini, Gondy's Last. Be Kind,
Peace For All. Tap Tale, Jack Hash.
Spoils Of War, Errardona, Papa John.
Time, l:l4
Evening star., 1960-05-20
Shenandoah
Scratches

MOLLY Mutuel, Bold Speculator
Sir Adrian, Tintern,
3-Phillis Carol, Sherrytam.
PURPLE Haze, Poppys Gem.
5-Charles W. Hi-5ag.
6-Homely Countess.
IL Double.
a-Lady Rippey, shivers. Defense
less.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
Aqueduct
BY the Associated Press

BY The Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ing; 3-year-oldS and up; D furlongs
Blind Fury (COle) CLIO I1.fO 10 go
Miss Prim (Guerin) 800 $50
Lovely Ann (BrOussard) 1920
Mathis. Owendelle, Buds Girl.
Shocking Dot, Stickemup, Girl Scout,
La Condesa, Bigamist. Time, LIES
SECOND RACE - Purse. $4,000;
claiming; 3-year-olds; g furlonss.
OmOra (AdamsD 40 2.9O 2.lO
Allie s. (YcaIAD $40 $50
Great Orbit CATearO) 2.2O
Civic Guard, Norcly, French Diable,
Dead Center. Time, I'll
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S219.5O
Evening star., 1960-05-20
PREAKNESS FIELD

BALTIMORE May 20 (AP). The field for the S4th run
ming of the added Peakness tomorrow at Pmco
with post positions, jockeys and probable ODDS:
Prob.
PIP Horse tJwner Jockey Odds.
/. Bally Ache Turfland Stable r. USSery 90
2. T. v. Lark c. r. Mac Stables W. HarmaE zU-l
g. Celtic Ash Green Dunes Farm s. Boulmeus 81
4 Victoria Park E P TAYLOR T DeSpirito 6-l
5. Venetian Way Isaac Blumberg w Hartack IL
g. Divine Comedy Langollen Farm L. Giligan ISL
Dstance-One mile and three-sixteenthS
All carry l26 pounds
Gross starters, $l75100 net value to winner
sl2l OOO second $4,000 third $l50O0 fourth $500.
Television (CBS) 5:306 pm (Channe in Washington
Radio (CBS), 5:45-6 pm.
Probable post time, 548 pm.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
GRADED HANDICAPS
AT ROSECROFT
Post Time $50 PM.

Daily Double Closes $40 PM.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; c trot:
/ mile.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
EIGHTH RAcE-Pu SI5oooo odded; Pokness Stokes; 3yee
ods (SAth running ! 3/l6 miles.

SEVENTH RACE - Purse, 900;
claiming; 4-year-oldS and up. u fur
Evening star., 1960-05-20

/ Vicky. Adair, Sweetheart Direct. Lone
Elm Dale, Countrymon and Hot Flash.
Time 2.OQLs
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-01-28

DUNGANNON - Miss Nora
Hughes spent Monday with her
good friend and neighbor, Ella
Burkhart.
Mrs. Ruth Stewart and Mrs.
Don Stewart were callers at
Williamstown, w. Va, last Mon
day.
Leo and Kelly Biehl spent Sat
urday with Jimmie Schenkel
Mr.. and Mrs. Merida Frances
spent Sunday afternoon with
Nora and Duke Hughes. Robert
Wells was a forenoon caller.
Lots of colds and flu in this
community.
Paul Jordan is home from his
work, suffering with pneumonia.
Mrs. Lucy Kearns unable to
attend the school duties on ac-
count Of flu. We wish all a speedy
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stewart
were callers at the Clayton Allen
home Sunday afternoon. Happy
to find Mrs. Allen improved from
a recent attack of gall stones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark
and Jerry and Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
Baker and family were Sunday
guests of Mr.. a dnMrs. Graham
Clark of Hockney.