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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01
Truined to Serve

Landscape Nurseryman" is
a term developed in compare
lively recent years to denote
the nurseryman trained in the
principles of landscape archi-
lecture, as we'll as in the pro-
duction of ornamental nursery
stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01

HILLANDALE GARDENERS plan
plant sale Saturday at the Community
MEMS GARDEN CLUB OF MONT,
GOMERY COUNTY, Thursday, 8 m
Battery Park Community House, 1906
Glenbrook road, Bethesda, Nd. swal
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01

garden editor Of The Star. will speak
on ANIMALS and perennials.
POTOMAC VALLEY, Monday, S:l5
pm, auditorium Of Woodward a.
Lothrop Chevy Chase store. Featured
Will be an informal show with prizes.
Plant auction. Refreshments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01

Garden cOumnstS the Nation voted these ten the best
of the recent Queen Elizabeth Tiffany KOrdes
tecta Spartan MOneZuma Ivory Fashion, Circus White
Knight Pink Peace and Jimmny Cricket Excluded were
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-14

/. Prepare and bake pastry set aside to cool.
2 Pour "a cup cold water int small cup or Gus
tard cup. Sprinkle gelatin evenly over water. Let
stand min. to soften
3. Mix "a cup sugar, the four and salt together in
the top of double boiler Gradually add the water,
blending until smooth. Set over direct heat and,
stirring gently and constantly bring mixture rapidly
to boiling; cook min. Cover and cook over sim
mering water S to min stirring occasionally.
4. Vigorously stir about tablespoons hot mixture
into the egg yolks Immediately blend into mixture
in doube-boler top. Cook over simmering water,
stirring constantly, to min Remove from sim
stir until gelatin completely dissolved Blend in the
lime juice, butter, and lime peel Cool
5. Blend in the sour cream and food coloring Chill
in refrigerator or ice and water until mixture
begins to gel (gets slightly thicker) If chilled in
refrigerator stir occasionally if chilled ice and
water, stir frequently.
6. Using meon-ball cutter, carefully cut balls
coarsely chop enough to yield " cup Drain; set
balls and chopped melon (covered) in refrigerator
Z. When gelatin mixture is of desired consistency
beat egg whites until frothy. Gradually add table
spoons of sugar. beating well~after each addition
beat until rounded peaks are formed Spread over
gelatin mixture, add the cantaloupe pieces and fold
together. Turn mixture into pastry shell. Chill until
firm, to hrs.
8. Garnish with reserved melon balls mint leaves,
and whipped cream. One Sin. pie
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-14
CANTA.LIME PIE

TO PREPARE: IS MIN. TO CHILL: TO q
Pastry for l-crust BIN. pie (your favor
tie recipe or a prepared mix)
N cup cold water
2 teaspoons unAavOred gelatin
u cup sugar
N cup sifted -four
B teaspoon salt
IA cups water
2 egg yolks, slightly beaten
tablespoons lime juice
tablespoons butter
III teaspoons grated lime peel
" cup thick sour
drops green food eolOring
l ripe cantaloupe, rnsed, cut in halves,
and seeds removed
2 egg whites
tablespoons sugar
Evening star., 1960-10-06
By GEORGE HUBER
star Stan Writer

Coach Bill Elias is confident
his George Washington foot
ball team will give heavily
favored Virginia Military a
stiff battle in tomorrow nights
game at Griffith Stadium.
Our chances this week are
excellent" he said. I'VE are
going to have a few surprises
for VMI." One of the sur
priSes he hopes to show is a
much improved passing game
from Quarterback Frank Paz-
zaglia.
Of his record of six COM
pletions in "a attempts. with
four interruptions. Pazzaglia
offers nothing to scare VMI.
But it will be a different Paz-
zsglia facing the Keydets to-
morrow night, Elias predicts.
PaZZaglIa Ready
Hes ready now" Elias said.
He hasn't had enough work
until the William & Mary
game last week. He was hurt
against Florida and didn't play
against The Citadel, and no.
body can be sharp after lay
of. He was throwing off
balance and favoring his knee.
but we've made corrections and
Evening star., 1960-10-06
SteepIechose Won
By Randy Sugar
At ROLLING Rock

LIGONIER, Pa, Oct. 6 (AP)
-Kandy-Sugar nosed out We
netian Glass by length-and-
a-half yesterday in the $4,000
Rolling Rock Hunt Cup steeple-
chase.
The two-mile race over brush
highlighted the first half of the
two-day 23d annual running of
the Rolling Rock SteeplechaSe
races.
Handy Sugar, owned by
Grandview Stables of Pitts
burgh, and Venetian Glass,
owned by R. K. Mellon of
Pittsburgh, ran neck-and-neck
for nearly a mile.
Then, just after the 18th
and final hurdle, Kandy-Sugar
pulled away and won. The
horse posted a time of ALP. 1t
was the fastest time recorded
in the race since 1851.
Paddy Smithwick of Pitts
burgh was the winning jockey
The main attraction of the
two-day race will be run Satur-
day. That's the 2l2 mile $7,50C
International Gold Cup Handi-
cap. often called THE Run fol
the Laurel" in honor of Penn
sylvania's state flower.
Other winners in yesterdays
races were:
December, owned by Mrs
Cordelia S. May of Ligonier;
Full Stop, owned by Mrs. Will
liam D. Hail of Nashville
Tenn; Gowran, owned by C
Mahlon Kline of Philadelphia
and Tantot. owned by L. Cla!
Camp of Charlottesville, Va.
Evening star., 1960-10-06
FirstLandinq
Is Retired

NEW YORK, Oct. s (APl.-
First Landing. winner of $779,-
SIT in three seasons of racing.
is being retired to stud, owner
Christopher T. Chenery an
nounced.
The big bay, son of Turn
Fto-Hildene. is being shipped
today from Belmont Park to
the Meadow. Chenery's farm at
boswell, Va, where he will
stand next season. His last
start was in the United Ma
tions Handicap at Atlantic City.
An injured ligament suffered in
this race forced his retirement.
First Landing now is 18th
among racing's all-time money
winners. He won 19 of his 81
starts in three racing seasons.
finishing out of the money only
seven times. Illness kept him
out OF actlon much OF the 1909
season.
AS a 2-year-old First Landing
triumphed in 10 of II starts,
losing only to Intentionally in
the Futurity. He established a
record for juveniles by winning
1896, ,460.
Last year he won the Ever
gladeS and Derby Trial and ran
third in the Kentucky Derby
before kidney infection, found
after he was unplaced in the
Preakness, forced him out of
training until fall. His 1860
victories included the Santa
Anita Maturity. Laurel Matu-
rity and Monmouth Handi-
cap.
Evening star., 1960-10-06
Hogerstown to Fight
To Keep Racing Dates

and a dozen fireproof barns for
the horsemen from profits de-
rived from racing.
The HagerStown president
receives an annual salary Of
$25 while board directors get
SIG a year.
DR.. SnaVely, a member of the
fair board for 20 years, has
been president nine years. His
attachment to the Hagerstown
Fair goes back to his schoolboy
days when he exhibited pigeons.
He was d top exhibitor on
several occasions here and at
other national fairs. In 1947
his percheron stallion, Rem
DegaS, won the International
championship at Chicago.
HagerStoWn officials eX-
pressed satisfaction yesterday
that the crowd and wagering
did not dip as low as antici-
pated because of competition
from the World Series game on
televiSion. A crowd of 1888
wagered $263,931 on the ninth
program Of the meeting.
Jockey Nick Shuk, who frac-
tured his right leg in a starting
gate accident at Atlantic City
a month ago, will return to
work at Marlboro which opens
a l3-day meeting Monday.
The 30-year-old veteran was
thrown by Springfield Farms
Cold Harbor at the seaside
track. He later won a race with
Room and Board on the same
card before he discovered he
had broken leg.
The last two years the riding
title at Marlboro has ended
in a tie. Two years ago Tommy
Lee and Oliver Cutshaw dead
heated, and last year Shuk and
Larry Reynolds tied.
Evening star., 1960-10-06
12TopTrotters
Meeting Today
In FuturitY

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 6
tAP).-The cream of the Ma
tions -year-old trotters race
today at the famous Red Mile
in the 64th Kentucky Futurity,
one-third of trotting's Triple
Crown.
The winner of the $64, ,040
race was expected to lay claim
to the title of champion of the
division.
Among the IL colts and fillies
entered here are the winners of
the other jewels of the Triple
Crown. Blaze Hanover, winner
of the Hambletonian, was one
of the favorites. However, the
YonkerS Futurity winner. In
Haste, had been unsuccessful on
the grand circuit recently.
Blaze Hanover drew the No.
2 post position, while Uncle
Sam, winner over Blaze Han
over in one heat of a prep race
last week, races from No. /.
The draw for post positions
did not favor Quick Song, run
ner-up in the Hambletonian.
who was placed in No. 7. Quick
Song won one heat of the
Hambletonian in 1895, a
record for the Duquoin, ILL.,,
track.
Senator Frost set the best
time for a heat of the Ken
lucky Futurity. He trotted the
mile in 1895 in 1858. However,
he lost the race in a historic
duel with Emily'S Pride in a
later heat.
Two heats are raced in the
Futurity. If there are two
winners, a third heat is held.
If this produces a third winner,
the three are matched in a
showdown fourth heat.
Evening star., 1960-10-06
MIDWEST FOOTBALL BRIEFS
Badgers Stress Defense;
Iowa Drills on Pussinq

CHICAGO, Oct. 6 (AP).-
Midwest football briefs:
Northwestern - Coach Ara
Parseghian's injury ridden
Wildcats avoided the usual
scrimmage in fear of bumps
and bruises. Sophomore Quar-
terback Fred Quinn underwent
lengthy passing drill in prep
aration for Saturdays game at
Minnesota. He completed 10
passes last week against Iowa.
Illinois - The Illini drilled
the defense they'll use against
Ohio State on Saturday, boil
stored by word that Left Half
back Joe Krakowski is expected
to play. KrakoWski hurt his
ankle in last weeks $50 tri-
umph over West Virginia.
WiscOnsin-Coach Milt Bruhn
stressed defense against Pur-
dues running plays, then
tapered off to leave his Badgers
in shape for the game. For the
first time this year all members
participated in the practice.
Minnesota - Quarterback
Sandy Stephens polished up
the rollout pass play he made
work against Indiana last week
as Murray Warmath's Gophers
prepped for Saturdays game
with Northwestern. Warmath
is expected to go with the same
backfield - Stephens, Dave
Mulholland, Bill Munsey and
Roger Hagberg.
IOwa-Passing was the often
sive keynote as Iowa prepared
for the Michigan State trip
with a rigorous workout. The
coaching staff said the three
deep lineup that faced North
western last week end will
be used Saturday.
Ohio State-With no recent
injuries, the Buckeyes rar
through a stiff workout ir
Evening star., 1960-10-06
Jeffords' Horses,
Bulk of Estate
WiIIed to Widow

MEDIA, Pa, Oct. 6 (AP).-
Walter M. Jeffords, millionaire
turfman, left most of his estate
to his family. His will was
filed for probate today.
Jeffords died September %
at his home in nearby Glen
Riddle. He was n.
For probate purposes the
estate is estimated at more
than 100000. but a later in
ventory is expected to show a
value of over 50 million.
The will makes no outright
mention of racing stock, but
personal property-all of it
going to the widow-includes
his horses and cattle.
The JeffordS over the years
owned and raced some of the
country'S outstanding horses,
among them One Count, 1852
winner of the Belmont Stakes.
Horses bred at their Faraway
Farms in Lexington, KY, won
more than SO million.
Evening star., 1960-10-06
taureI0pening
Fair Futurities
Tomorrow
By DICK O'BRIEN
Star Stad Writer

The Reading Fair Futurities
for 2 and 3 year old PAGERS
and trotters, a feature at
Laurel Raceway since 1857.
will open tomorrow night. The
tuturitieS will be held nightly
through to the close of the
meeting, Saturday, October IS.
Two non-wagering events
for 2-year-old PAGERS will open
the series tomorrow, the first
dash in the $500 pace set for
7 pm. and the second to fol-
low 40 minutes later. The two
events will supplement the
regular nine-race card.
Sweet Miriam, owned by
Howard and Miriam Warshaw,
regarded as one of the fastest
2-year-old PAGERS in the coun-
try, will head tomorrow night S
field. Sweet Miriam recently
won the $22,764 Belle Acton
Pace at Roosevelt Raceway.
Tonight's feature is the An
Pace. However, four
regular drivers at Laurel Race
way this season will be missing
from action because of Suspen-
Sions handed down by Milton
Taylor, presiding judge at the
track. The drivers, cited for
interference" are John Cam
eron, George Heit, A. H.
Webster and Gilmour Young.
Cameron has been suspended
for five days, the others for
three days.
Six persons collected S552.80,
each, for picking six winners in
the 49er Gold Rush last night.
The Little 49er was worth
Sl7.2O to 81 persons, who
selected five winners, each.
The James Ryder Randall
purse, last nights feature, was
won by Some Treat, who re-
turned $4.40, SO and $3.50.
Billy Axland finished second
and Mikes Lady, third.
Evening star., 1960-10-06

preparation for their first Big
Ten game Saturday at Illinois.
Michigan-Two injured Mich
igan starting backs still are
question marks for Saturdays
game with Duke-Ben McRae
and Ken Tureaud. But Half
back Ed Hood dressed for prac-
tice for the first time since a
preseason jaw fracture.
Michigan State-Coach Duff
fly Daugherty refused to fret
about Michigan's 99-yard kick
off return against his team last
week-but warned the Spar
tans that Iowa, Saturdays op-
ponent, packs speed and could
duplicate the trick, unless
watched closely.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gave the
okay for Capt. Richie Bradford
to play in the Inauguration of
the new HooSier Stadium Sat-
urday against Oregon State.
Bradford suffered a conclusion
against Minnesota last week.
Purd e-Co-Capt. Maury
Guttman still is bedridden with
a leg infection and may miss
Saturdays Big Ten opener at
Wisconsin. The Boilermakers
went through their final con-
tact session yesterday.
NOtre Dame OffenSe and
pass defense keyed the Irish
drills as they readied for North
Carolina. The big question
how will the injuries of Tackle
George Williams and Guard
Norb Roy affect their play
Saturday?
Marquette An injury
plagued Warrior team went
through practice with two
regulars almost sure to miss
Saturdays game with Boston
College. The injured Warriors
are Halfbacks Karl Kassulke
and Dave Theisen.
Evening star., 1960-10-06
$4,000 Is Paid
For Standardized

LEXINGTON. Ky., Oct. 6
(AP) Frank Erwin, an agent
from Pompano. Fla, paid SAL
900 at the Tattersalls Sale of
standardized yearlings last
night for Daring Rodney.
The brown colt by Rodney
Dukes Duchess was from the
consignment Of Walnut Hall
Stud.
Forty-Six head were sold on
the fourth night of the sale
for $355,700, an average of
$7,733 each.
Walnut Hall Stud sold SO of
these for $313,400, an average
of $8,706.
Evening star., 1960-10-06
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Oct. 6
I-"Hagerstown has no intention
of surrendenng it's racing fran
chise."
That is the answer DR.. Rob-
ert c. Snavely. president and
general manager of the Hagers-
town Fair Associations half
mile track, offers to the various
proposals to cancel or trans
fer the annual II days of racing
here.
You'll notice that most of
those talking the loudest about
shifting the Hagerstown fran
chise are in the thoroughbred
sport for their own profit" DR..
Snavely says.
"Hagerstown is unique in
that the profits from racing are
used solely to improve the
physical property and to con-
duct the Hagerstown Fair.
Without racing at Hagerstown,
there would be no fair. And
we've had the fair since 1851"
DR.. Snavely adds.
HagerStown will make its
position clear at next Thurs
days meeting of the Maryland
racing commission in Balti-
more. A number of plans for
dates submitted to DR.. Robert
Clarke, who is making a survey
for a Maryland legislative COM
mittee on racing, call for
abandoning racing here and at
Cumberland.
DR.. Snavely, highly success
full osteopathic physician in this
community, says the Hagers-
town Fair Association has built
a modern concrete clubhouse
and grandStand for the public
Evening star., 1960-10-06
Gu in Soccer Tie

Catholic University and Tow
son State Teachers College
played two minute over
time periods in a soccer game
yesterday at Gu, but couldn' I
reach a decision and ended IN
a % tie. 1t was a Mason
Dixon Conference game.
Evening star., 1960-10-06
Trotto to Promote
Baltimore Fight

BALTIMORE. Oct. 6 tAP).-
A middleweight fight between
Holly Minis of Washington,
D. c.. and Jimmy Beecham of
Miami will be the first pro-
motional venture of Sports
Athletic Club, Inc.
Benny Trotta. recently re-
licensed by the State Athletic
Commission, announced the
name of his new Baltimore
organization and the head
liners for its first show, a r.
rounder on october "a in the
Baltimore Stadium.
Evening star., 1960-10-06
CoIonioIs Out to Halt
VMI's Aerial Offense

he'll give Dyer tHowie Dyer,
the VMI ace) a run for it."
The ColonialS have a gooo
list of banged-around players
but Elias said that we'll be ir
fair shape if we can get Chuck
Packan Quarterback anc
Andy Guida Cend) to play one
half the time"
For VMI, defending cham
pion in the Southern Confer
ence and owner of a 10-game
winning streak. Dyer seems tC
be the boy making it tick
He's the leading passer in the
Southern Conference and also
the leading scorer with five
touchdowns.
Dyer Shows Flash
The Keydets also have the
three top pass receivers in the
conference. Halfback StinSon
Jones, End Dick Willard and
Halfback Don Kern. Jones, q
junior letterman from Dallas,
Tex, is VMIs leading round
gamer with a 5.3-yard average,
Dyer'S flashy performances
have been getting most of the
attention, but right behind him
is an Alexandria product who
can take over as quarterback
without weakening the offense
too much. He's Bobby Mitchell
who prepped at Hammond
High, and last year as a sopho-
more he completed so per cent
of his passes. four for touch
downs.
Evening star., 1960-10-06
LAUREL RACEWAY
RESULTS

FIRST RACE - Purse, $500; pace;
Zane witt (zendp 7.sO $50 $50
Dixieland Chief tBOrdenl 500 800
Cisco Hanover Brown $50
Duke Hope, Jimmies Bonnie. Fred
Direct, Freddie's Girl.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500; pace;
c.. | mile.
KIIaIie IS. smith I5.aO 20. 10 10 60
Susie Anna Express D'n) 1850 900
Miss Julie (JamieSOn) $50
Singles Pixie, Rusty Don. Direct
Blake, Tommy Pointer. Dutch Candoit.
Time, 2:lO%S.
DAILY DOUBLE s-S PAID sI6..sO
THIRD RACE - Purse. $500; pace;
c.; | mile
Follow Her tOnutp $50 500 ,. 10
Nancy EnEiEn w. MitcheID $50
Ina Dream. chalidale Betty, Mid
nishtS Son Jet Maid, Greater Dewey.
Time, 2:O9lS.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $1,000:
tret; B-3; / mile.
Betsy Recent OLeEuml I.2O $40 a.6O
Newport starlet lCAmeronD $50 2.6O
Pretty Sue Hal (WilliardI 800
Jessie Kilroy, Gypsy Lybrook. Chi
caso Hanover, Homestretch Harry.
Time LOSS.
Scratched-Mediator.
FIFTH RACE - Purse, $1,000;
pace; B-3; | mile.
admiral BYRD dunn, 500 $40 $50
PAGE Ellington tHope) 100 300
FlOrA'S Girl tAyOu) $50
Doctors Dream, Hiss Scene. Billy
Norris, Forrest Hanover, Patricia M
Time, 2:O5ts.
SIXTH RACE Purse. $1,000;
trot; b | mile.
Glory Hanover CMD lilo $40 I.2O
Valiant Hanover tROiderD $50 $50
Pay skipper HarrinEt0nD 800
Cleery Hanover. Alta Rod, JoSedale
Lordship, Emien Hanover. Time, 2:0S.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse $1,000;
pace: / mile
Tips Son tEl Myerl $50 $40
Success Byrd CHope) 500
Majors Pride, Wanda Jane, Panda,
Kathleen Grattan, Treasure Island
Time, 2O69s.
EIGHTH RACE - Purs. $1,000;
pace: | mile
some Treat Oars Jr,l 40 800 $50
Mikes Lady tBAilyl $50
Americonna Direct, Nancy Ruth.
Patch On, Jimmy Pointer, Morgan
BYRD, Time, @:O4.
NINTH RACE - Purse. 5000; pace;
! mile
Elmer Z. Counsel CB'yl $50 $50 a.sO
klarA Hanover (AyOuJ 800 2.IO
Senator Dale tBOwyerl 600
Shanty Queen. Ele Vernon Girl
CLAYTON Stevens. Yankee Byrd. Vic
Dale. Time. LOSS
Biz 49er Gold Rush-Six persons
picked Il winners and received S652 so.
Little I9er Gold Rush-g7 persons
picked winners and received Sl1."O.
Winning number, (. =, 3. !. y
Attendance, 2.6O2; total handle,
Slil,612.
Evening star., 1960-10-06
LAUREL RACEWAY
SELECTIONS

Ruth Steward. Satellite, Lucky D.
Yankee Watts, Western Star, Susa
3-Lullwater, Avon Regent. Hobo Prin-
cess.
lima Spencer, Cap A wyn, Lively
Song.
5-Darn Quick, IosolaS Bomb, Private
Buck.
6-Dale. Resent Almahmoud Derby
Chief
il. d. s., Mig Hanover Honey Fingo
S-Sober Counsel, Poplar Marion
Easter Ore
9-Kathy Finso, Kenral Cobb, Flyins
Forbes.
Evening star., 1960-10-06
Will Run Arqonuuts

TORONTO. Oct. 6 (AP).-
Lew Hayman signed for an
additional three-year term as
managing director Of the To-
ronto Argonauts in the Big
Four football union today.
Terms were not made public.
Evening star., 1960-10-06
SIXTH RAcE-Purse 81 900; eIoimins 400 to ST. ooo;
yeor- -ods and up; ms miles,
RACING
RESULT T S
Belmont

BY the Associated Press
FIRST RAcE-Purse. So. 800: claim
ing; 3-year-oldS; : furlongs.
Great Orbit sinner i.S0 $50 2.6O
Muriella tCOle) 20.3O 10 30
I Scarlet Ribbon (Yother) 500
Green Turtle, Take Five, Bavard
Seek No More. Gin Pole, Pie in Sky
Direct Dare, Dresmflower, Esquin
( Norclv. Run Silent. Time, 1858.
( Field
Evening star., 1960-10-06
HuQerStoWn

FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900; claim
ing; 4-vear-olds and up about ) fur
longs.
Flying Bill Felten) 1880 $40 $50
More Toes tKratz) go 2IO
Look Alive tMcIvOTl $50
Jet Petal, Skins Daughter Little
Coouettc, BY ShuckS, Queen O'Hamp-
ton. Time, l.O63s.
Evening star., 1960-10-06
JOE KELLYS SELECTIONS AND COMMENTS
AT HAGERSTOWN

SEVENTH RAcE-pur.. sroo; claiming tsI.7so TO sIsoo,
ods nd up; 5 furonqs.
Evening star., 1960-10-06
LAUREL
GRADED
HANDICAPS

l1th night Of 2h-night meetings
Post time \ pm.
Daily double closes 1:5O pm.
FIRST RACE-pnFSe SSnD. 4
Evening star., 1960-10-06
BOAT SUPPLIES

Rope, ! lac foot; Jackets. 81; anchors,
oars. chains. tarpaulins, pumps: nylon
rope, 4I9C foot. J. H. G1CHNER, 25l3
NJ ST. NV, FE. 3-6345.
Evening star., 1960-10-06
BY the Associated Pres

FOURTH RACE - Purse. $500:
claiming; 2-year-old maidens; fur
Evening star., 1960-10-06
BOATS and MARINE

BOATS to 20 #. moved locaHy or from
Bay Area. Avoid winter Torries, put
1t in your backward. Call CHI. S-1979
Evening star., 1960-10-06

FOURTH RACE - Purse, $1,000:
tret; B-3; / mile.
Betsy Recent LeEumI I.2O $40 go
Newport Starlet tCamerOnD $50 ?.6O
Pretty Sue Hal (WilliardD 800
Jessie Kilroy, Gypsy Lybrook. Chi
cago Hanover, Homestretch Harry
Time LOSS.
Scratched-Mediator
Evening star., 1960-10-06
Selections Made tor Fast Track
Post Time, @:l5 PM.
FIRST RAcE-Puse 900; claiming ZOO to ST. ooo 4yeor-
olds and up; about fuonas.
SECOND RAeE-Pure. $1,000; moden syeor-ods up; sh

Should beoi weak field 1900 No boy ~
2 Will be running lote - Burton -
7 Foc'or if storted 1890 kroiz -
Disappointed OF Timonvm Mclvor ~
0 Fourth eoreT; chance |. Reynolds II
MnkaS debut krntr II