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Evening star., 1960-08-21
Tompion Easily Takes
Trovers by Six Lengths

SARATOGA SPRINGS,
N. Y, Aug. 20 Adjoining
on in a manner befitting an
equine champion, c. v. Whit
ney's Tompion made a show
Of the 9lst and richest running
of the mile-and-a-quarter Ira
vers today.
The sturdy, Swift-running
son Of Tom Fool left his field
of seven rivals stran d d
through the stretch in this
oldest race in the country for
3-year-olds. AS he crossed the
wire with a margin of six big
lengths under Bill Hartack.
Reginald N. Webster's Count
Amber, which set the pace for
a mile, was no match for the
laundering leader, but had
scant difficulty taking second
by 4 lengths from Edward
Seinfeld's sluggish-moving Don
Rickles. Then came Harbor
View Farms Francis S., dead
tired and some three lengths
back of the third horse. Green
tree Stables disappointing
Weatherwise. second choice
lacked speed from the outset
and wound up seventh, beating
home only Ercanto, a Soto
shot.
Tompion. winner earlier ir
the meeting Of the Bernard
Baruch Stakes, was a staunct
favorite and paid $3.50, $3.2(
and $3.50. Count Amber, ridder
by Bobby Ussery, returned $3.50
and $500. Don Rickles, with
Evening star., 1960-08-21
By. DICK OBRIEN
Star STAFF Writer

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
Aug. 20-An unidentified horse
player walked off with $15, sol 40
tonight after picking the win
ners of the last six races at
Shenandoah Downs to win the
Big Bonanza.
Nine persons picked five Of
the last six winners and each
received $738. 1t was the second
highestBonanza payoff of the
season. The winner of the Big
Bonanza received 10 per cent OF
the $25,750 bet in the Bonanza
The Little Bonanza winners got
the remaining 80 per cent. Last
week $4,000 was wagered.
In the feature race, the Lioni
International Purse, Sydney M
Follin's Man Made, a geldeo
5-year-old son of Shutout, wor
an easy five-length victory.
Ridden by Stanley Small
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Howard Grant up, was third.
He paid 1910. Tompion and
Francis S. were the highweights
at 126 pounds each.
A crowd of 22,491, a remark
able turnout In view of the
threatening weather, jammed
the old Union Avenue course.
It represented an appreciable
increase over the crowd Of TO-
359 a year ago.
Tompion's share of the $83,-
100 pot was $53,165. He COW
cred the distance in 2:032s,
fastest TraverS since Lights
Up scored in 2:03 in 1850.
Whitney was presented with a
trophy by Walter o. Jeffords
president Of the Museum o1
Racing. Back in 1854, Whit
ney won the TraverS with
Fisherman.
Tompion, a beaten favorite
in both the Kentucky Derby
and Belmont Stakes, has
boosted his 1860 earnings tc
S221,3 ,307. His other major VIC
tories came in the Blue Grass
Stakes and Santa Anita Derby
Last year, he won. among other
races. the Hopeful at the Spa.
Hartack, riding the colt fol
the first time, sat chilly or
Tompion for a mile. Then HI
took Tompion a bit wide or
the turn and for the fina
quarter-mile it was no contest
Don Rickles, beaten a neck IL
the Baruch Stakes, was never
a threat this time.
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Roll Call Takes Honors
In Truro Parish Show

3, Quiet Gentleman; 4, Cymro Bach,
Junior Eouitation School.
,Y Lsad,Iins Line POnBies-I: April Fool.
Sunshine, Pedro Prince; 4, Tonto,
Mack and Bruce Bailey.
T. E. skidmore; 3, Brigadoon, Nancy
Hahn: 4, Lytle Bits
Novice junior working hunter-I,
Bon Soir: ., Dark Plot. Pegasus sta
bles: 3, Janotone, Belvedere Farms
4, Fire Dance, Linda Trowbridge:
lr, Junior TprkinE 1TiII ,,, huntersmi; Miss Ms
Richsrd stokes; i. HI Ii. Fred
Novice ponies under saddle.
High Hopes What's New: Bpbbi. q.
Walk-trot horsemanship-1, Anne
low Gaines; 4. Hugh Norton. -,
Owner -rider-l; War Echo, Jil!
9. Teddy; Christie Duckett; 4. Fin,
small pony open jumper. chcco-
late Dip. Susan Morton: ., Straw Man,
Junior Eauita tion School; 3, Quiet
EssItstIon 9entlsman; scboo, q; Sauce Box Junior
Novice junior hunters under saddle
/. Sugirto. Mildred Gaines and Madge
| Barclay; >, Jumping Jack, Peggy Au-
rand; 3. Bay Jacket, Hal ClaGGett; 4
Large pony open jumpers-l. Moon.
beam: .. Bold Traveller; 3. Roll Call
4. Autonomous, Madeline Little:
Junior open Jumpers, Hi Ii; :
Little Mink; g.. Bon Soir; 4, Clart
Castle. Eleanor Beattie.
n,NSLa Maiden horssmsnSh5p cRsT,6 Rsn6,
ing; 4, w, chewning -.
Duckett: ., Peggy Aurand: 3, Lind'
Wood; f. Deidre Symington
Small novice pony working hunters
!, Timothy Sunshine; >. Chocolate Dip
3. Little Wonder: 4, Poker Chip. Mill
stone Farm.
Novice large poney working hunte
Il, Trafflc Light; .. Savannah: 3
His Royal Hiehness; 4. anonomous.
Junior hunters under saddle
largo: ,. Bon soir; g. Miss Margill
4, Nordlich's Flag, Jesse Walthers.
Novice junior hunters. Darl
Plot; ., sugirt: 2. Filly, Alice Halvor
son; 4. Bay Jacket.
Small pony under saddle, Johnn
Dark; -. Farnley Jingle. Glen Norton
3. little Wonder: 4. Cymro Bach.
Virginia Horse Shows Association
metal class-l Robin Hughes;
Peggy Hahn: 3, Peggy Aurand; 4, LynI
Pleasure mounts lover 1c)-1. Wa
Echo; >. EStralita: 3, Little Miss; 4
Imperial Prince. Dale Atkins. ..
LARGE ponies under saddle. Littl
Miss: .. craScker; 3, Princess Gemini
Linda Wood; 4, Moonbeam.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Flint Hill Workout.

End and backfield candidates
for the Fine Hill private school
football team will begin prac-
tice at 2 pm. tomorrow at the
Oakton, Va, school. All virsity
players will start practice Fri
day under Coach Eddie Laso.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Suggs
Leads Tourney

ASHEVILLE, N. c., Aug. 20
(AP) Veteran Louise Suggs of
Atlanta whipped around the
ASheville Country Club course
in SO strokes today to grab the
36-hole lead in the Asheville
women's open golf tournament
with a 141 total.
Her two-under-par perform
ance put her a stroke ahead of
steady-shooting Betsy Rawls of
Spartanburg, S. c., and 10 Ann
Prentice of Birmingham, Ala,
Miss Rawls, the current United
States women's open champion,
carded her second straight II
and Miss Prentice a 10 for 142
totals.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Midqets at Vista

George Miller Of Kensington,
who won the first two feature
races, will try to make it three
in a row today as the United
Midget Auto Racing Club
stages its third meeting at
Vista Raceway. The five-event
program starts at 2 pm.
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SHENANDOAH PAYOFF
Lone Bettor Collects
$15,501 on Bonanza

Man Made made big move at
the far turn, overhauling the
front-running Meersen to win
going away.
Crowd Totals 9,215
A crowd of 9,215 saw Man
Made handle the field Of six
other rivals with ease in the
mile and one-sixteenth test,
going the route in 1892.
The winner paid $3.50. $3.50
and. $500. Virginia McKen-
ney's Come Kimmer was Sec
ond and James Arthur's Ad-
miral Ken, third.
The crowd was about the
same as last Saturday night
when this track raced against
Its first night of competition
from the Maryland half-Slile
Timonium track. Weather can
ditions were ideal with the
track fast and temperatures
ranging in the low sos.
Wink Proof Wins
The secondary feature, the
Henderson Garden purse, was
won by Mrs. Florence Holden's
Wink Proof, riddle nby Tommy
Root who came off thee pace to
beat our Holiday Hills Farms
Holiday Admiral by two
lengths.
An accident occurred during
the running of this race which
sent Jockey William Pindell to
the hospital with undetermined
injuries. Pindell went down
with his mount, Mahout II, at
the top of the backstretch.
Mahout II, owned by George
j. Pollock, was running fifth
and was the 3-to-2 favorite.
The double amounted to
$30.40 after Frisky Gloria,
$3.50, won the first race and
Big Nom, $3.50, won the second.
Total handle was $4l5,698.
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Bobbie Gardner rode Tommy

Bobbie Gardner rode Tommy
Mansfield's Roll Call to the
large pony championship Of the
Truro Parish pony and junior
horse show yesterday at the
home Of Capt. and Mrs. Evan
P. Aurand in Fairfax.
Miss Gardner also rode her
Moonbeam to reserve behind
Roll Call in the large pony class.
| Butch Gardner took the small
+, pony championship on his Pop
corn with eight points. Reserve
went to Bernie Mann's Little
Wonder with seven points.
Ruth Dominy's Savannah
took the novice pony title with
seven points with Traffic Light
as reserve. Miss Morgill, owned
by Ray Little, won the junior
championship with IL points.
Reserve went to Mary Lou
Walsh's Little Mink with nine
points.
Pegasus Stables Dark Plot
won a hack-off with Mildred
Gaines Sugirto for the novice
junior championship.
Summaries:
Novice pony hunter, Puppy Bis
cult, Liz Callar; .. Savannah. Ruth
Dominy: 3. Hasty Pudding, Mary 10
HaSty: 4, Trafic Light, Cathy Dowd.
Grooming and condition.. Acorn,
Ludlow Gaines: >, Lytle Miss, Diane
and Frankie CounSelman; 3, irish
Dumping. Mrs. James Keith; 4, Irish
Mist. Madge Barclay.
Small pony hunter, Popcorn
Butch Gardner: > Acord 3, Quiet
Gentleman. Joy Winslow: 4, ohnny
Dark. H. F. Mills.
Large pony hunter, Roll Call
Tommy Mansfield: ., Bold Traveller
Liz Caller; 3, Moonbeam. Bobbie Gard
ner: 4. Lytle Bits, Diane and frankie
Councilman.
Junior Hunters. Miss Morgill
Ray Little; .. Little Mink. Mary Lou
Walsh: 3 Bon Soir. Robin HuEheS
4. Irish Dumping,
Pleasure Mounts. HiEh Hopes
Lynn Councilman: .. Tammy. Col
Ochs; ?. Hasty Pudding: 4. Billy, Ridg
ly Ochs.
Small pony working hunter. Lit.
tie Wonder. Bernie Mann: .. Popcorn
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Morris at Aquusco

Butch and Gene Mori Of
Clinton, Md, will bring their
dragster car out for the drag
racing at Aquasco Speedway
today after an absence of sew
eral weeks. Pits open at 10 am.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Speed Skater Dies

TAMPA, Fla. Aug. 20 (AP)
Philip Hiser. 50, of Pittsfield,
Mass. a former New England
Ice skating champion. died here
last night Of q heart attack.
Hiser was visiting Alex B. Ward
Of Tampa, an old speed skating
friend and competitor.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
SHENANDOAH
RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Purse, 1000; claim
FriSky Gloria tSmalD $50 100 80
Wayne Rock (Teague) I.2O 800
Red Arrow (ROOp $50
one More Nance, Giotto, Bunky Boy,
Euripides, Redland Road, Elbie Nickel,
Eastwood Rebel. Time, l:l49s.
SECOND RACE = Purse, 81 900;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 4 fur
Big Nom CRiveraD $50 40 800
Hill Maid (ESpinOsa) 1920 1.lG
Grand suspense tROoO 3.2O
Brnmina A star. ar Prince tGS Weeper, Wee FiVins
Packase, Admirals Love, Time. l:15is.
DAILY DOUBLE t5-IW PAID 5000
THIRD RAcE-Purse. sl.1Oo; claim
ins; ,2-year1olds; 5ia tHrlonSSsS ,oo
Green Hat (Bauer) 800 2.40
SwampseOt CHavcock) 2.lO
war Line, Sand Of Troy, Busy B,
Admirars Honey. Time, l:0S>s.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81 300: al
lowance; 2-year- -olds; 5ia furlongS
Mr.; Blues Parker 1850 S0 20 'S0 GO
Mandy's Brave tGamb'lal 40
Scholar. Time, 1903.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; l mile and
snsii &; GaIumHo, go =, $50 GO $50 o
MOnika (SchaefeD $50
Time, :4S+
Windsor King, Hot Date. Micanopy,
Beau Rocks.
SIXTH RAcEaPgrse. s1.1oo; A.
Holiday Admiral LTeaEue) 40 3.2O
Dora Doll CPalumbo) 100
Cosmic Bess, Christie Lee. Picture
Window, Hozav Boy, Burrway Prince,
Silveranna Time. ll5.
SEVENTH RAcEEPurse. $1,000: g.
year-olds and up: ! iis miles.
Our I Day c,SsHIp ;Sau%elD $50 ,'00 90 3'00 3 90
Jo-Clare Phelpsl 800
Bear Ator Mahout II. Tippetywitch,
Amigo, Bayco. Time, @:lS2s.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: A.
year-olds and up: r's miles.
Come Kimmer Rivera $50 so
Admiral Ken (ROOp 800
High Slam. Mersen, King Tar, Back
Log Time. l4S2s.
NINTH RACE-Purse. ST 900, claim
ing; 4-year-oldS and up; | mile.
Miss Monk (EspinOSa) ll.OO $40 80
LateiSh OPalumbo) 1850 $50
Star Chac tSamuelD TO
Regal Zenith. Chester K, Heather
tone, Twayblade, Eternal Mike. Time,
.432s
Attendance-9,2l4; handle S4l5.-
SOS
! Big bonanza-One person picked six
winners and received Sl5,50l.4O.
| Little bonanZa-Nine persons picked
| five winners and received S73s.
! Winning numbers, :, :, 10, 7,
! 6 and >, one horse scratched.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S3s. 10

THIRD RACE-Purse, $3,500; claim
Rhonda's Boy CUssery) $50 $40 800
Shake Hands tMoreno) $50 $40
Mickey Who Me tRuane) LILO
Counter, Note, Roman Ship, Cedar
Way, Hells Kitchen, Palestine SONG,
Mystery Missile, Rough Justice. Brave
Hunter, Soaring High. Time 1913.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, s4.2OO; al
PiiErimaEe lDiavolikis) $40 $50 3.2O
Willie w. (Ussery) $50 $50
b JaywalkinE tHartack 2.6o
Anita F.. Opperdopper. Sea Master,
Our Answer, World Ruler. Get Lucky
b Pamris. Time, 1893.
Perry-Harmonay entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: al
l9wanesst tysiTr 3IysaI-od' gP; Go faTioRsi ~ 81
GSns Gene ;sS;6 jS6n n. (H.r''eD $50 SS &c
Jet Fuel Kessette. Trouveur. Jeff' 5
Oh Oh. Any Morn, Tara Tella, Trace
like. Time, 1:1l's.
added; the Travers Stakes; s-year-
TSmpior' Tom on 9Hffstk, 95HsTt.ck, $50 $50 $50
Count Amber nUssery) $40 800
Weatherwise, Thermal, oInk, En-
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. 81 500:
allowance; 3-year-oldS and up; fur
EurSsi. tBeulmstisl 1890 go 500
Rose Net (Guerin) $40 2.90
Ceilidh (Broussard) $50
Bob II. Tom Bulger. Troubled Times
Moon Again, Accomplish, Discard
Pundit. Time, 1:11s
EIGHTH RACE - purse, $4,000;
allowance: 3-year -olds and up: l mile
Shield Bearer (Uss'y) 4.3O 800 2.6G
ThermO (B0ulmetis) 4.1O 3.3O
Tudor Melody (Gustlnes) SOC
Dam. Balmacara, Central Park. Time
1898.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $50. 90

,,,l THIRD JAsasoIs. RAcEapurse -aOo;: $iisOo; al
Gallant Hostess tW'y) 11.20 1.2O $50
Mr.. Billy Page (Reyn'ds) 1910 $50
Gary Dick (TeaEue) 2.8O
Chiapella. Andy's Gold, Eds Scholar
Flaming Era, Whirling Tint. Time
1:013s.
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FIFTH RAcE-Purse, S1.1OO: claim
Big Oscar tBrOwn) 13.4O $40 500
Nosecone tGordon) 800 4.3O
Lucky Reply Russo) 400
Doc Moss. Mejillones. Miss Mans
field, Ricky Gee. Time, 1895.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: furlongs.
Rotation tPrestil 100 $50 40
Mr.. r. B. (Reynolds) $40 40
Foray's Boy Clark $50
SEVENTH RACE = Purse, $1,000;
allowance: 3-year-olds and up: 5 fur
Party Party Shoes (Gordon) $40 400 3.2O
Cedar Patch Clark 4.SO 300
Star Orbit (McKee) 800
Sweet Shelby. Whose Strong. orestes
Lass. Time. 1:00A.
claiming: 4-Sesr -olds and up; Z fur
Just Modest F,eoIa) 1910 500 $50
Balcultha (GOrdOn) $40 2.60
Sweet Stroller (ReynoldS $50
I. The Third Dream. Blow Gun, Bristol
Cutter, Bernlin. Time, 1:2SAs.
claiming; EnA s.year-olds sSea ad'' snd up; IL
GanS Me tserido) 1900 $50 40
| Cosmle Dust (Reynolds) 4.2O 800
Akbull tUngerl ago
Bunny l., Rays Show. Man. joyful
Memories. spooky Cadet, Taltail. Time,
149ss.
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FOURTH RACE - Purse. $1,000;
claiming: 3-year-olds; ) furlongs.
Poly Free Kratz) $50 $40 500
FL Turista (Hanes) 1920 SEQ
Saddle Up (MeKee) 2.1O
Ernie g.. Hordaef. Crimson SAGE.
Simplicity Miss, do Top Front. Time,
:002s.
dq DISQUALIFIED from first to last.
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(copyrishted, $780, by Triangle Publica atoms. 1ncl
FIRST RACE-Purse: $4,000 claiming: 3-year-ods; 8
furones. 21l; off 2:1l7: start good driving
Winner, T. A Baroodys b. 6. 3. by Tehran-Case Closed
Trainer D. PerSweig. Vaues-$1,SO0 $780, $500: $40.
Time, Lib. Cloudy and fast.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Timonium Results
By the Associated Press

BY Ih6 ASSUCIuIeu FIebS
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing, 4-year-olds and up: z furlongs
Charbern (Kirk) 1900 500 4.40
Another Echo (Weakley) 4.6O 4.8O
Uncharted tPiecuch) 1910
This Day, Ocean Blue, Twenty PAGES,
Petis Battement, Chicle Sador, Perkey
Miss. Time. 1925.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $1,000;
claiming; 3-year- -oldS up; 5 furlongs.
Perform Parker) 1880 800 4.40
Advice Reyn0ldSD $40 $50
Caddy's Pep (Gordon) $50
Peters Joy, High Ronda. Black
Twink, David Plus, Up Rocket. Time,
1:0O3s.
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Saratoga Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 2-year-old maidens: 6 furlongs
Greek Gift Bailey 1859 $50 4.20
Little Helper (Yother) $50 $50
King CrOesus (Ruane) 4.5G
Clackamas. Summtime. Amocal Bis
Native, Cadet Boots, Melody In T, Ar
Market, Beaucaire. Time, 1:13b.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000; al
lowance; 2-year -olds; furlongs
Hitting Away tGuerin) $50 $50 2.S(
Royal Dragon (Hartack) 4.5O SOC
Rudolph (Boulmetis) 2.St
Stev-Rullah. Soad Stream, Annihila
tion, His Tuxedo, Mixed Deal. Nelson
Crownmont Time, 1872.
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THIRD RACE-Purse, Sl.1OO; claim
ing: 2-year -olds; 5i2 furlongs.
Sam Leone (TeAgue) 4.SO 3.2O 2.2O
Green Hat (Bauer) 800 2.4O
SwampSeOt (HaycOck) 2,4O
War Line, Sand of Troy, Busy B.,
Admirars Honey. Time, l:0SHs.
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EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: A.
year -olds and up. ] ris miles
Man Made tSmalD $50 I 80 800
Come Kimmer tRivera) $50 $50
Admiral Ken (ROOt 3.20
High Slam. Mersen, King Tar Back
Log Tine 49,
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FOURTH RACE-Purse. l,3OO: al
lowance: 2-year -olds; 5i2 furlongs.
MIR. Blues Parker 1850 1.20 100
Sanguinary (Rivera) 400 800
Mandy's Brave (Gamb'la) I.2O
Cole Bandit, frankie c., Good
CchnlaT Time no
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Two-doliar mutues paid coNEsToGA, 50 90 S. 90
So so. PHIL RuBE $14.40 S106O. IDoLATER. 1920.
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DAILY DOUBLE q AND l2l PAID 10000

Two-dollar mutuels paid = oAKLANDoN. $40 go;
90. RED REX, 81 20, $780, JEUNE OCCUPY, 81.
Handle-S2l5,074.
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coNEsToGA, under steadying restraint while in close
attendance to the wreSed command from the outside
midway Of the final turn wthstood the late surge
PHIL RUBE. The latter broke last hard held while
working his way into contention steadily, moved outside
for the late drive and wearing down the winner IDO
LATER raced within striking distance without being rushed
ing rated remained along the hedge to enter the first
tsht then hung lSfURBUDDY set the pace under rating
remained we'll placed to midretch and crowded slight
while weakening FOUR TRICKS weakened only slightly
JANN1C through the stretch. UDAIPUR broke
tardily attained menacing position but lacked late
response. RED CENT through early.
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CHARTS OF RACES AT ATLANTIC CITY

SIXTH RAcE-Purss. S5OO0 allowance: a-year-Ods and
driving Winner Morsey stables CHI h. s. by Lord Boswell
81 900 $3.50; $3.50 Time 1:iOss ~OO00'
Horse. Jockey. Wet. PIP. 2 e Str. Fin. Odds
Ess:, Es:' Ss;''S +; i
Hariesh !ThoTnburg)--- llS 1, q 8 a.. S3G
Rsa! Rsd sc4a6p.4 AS cGIs5 kort.5 iii g. !. 81 q 4s
Two-dolar mutuels paid = KINGS CASTLE $40 90
50 80, $500 MOON SHOT, $500. S2.4O. POPPY JAY
So 90.
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FIRST RACE-Purse, 81 900; claim
FriSky Gloria CSmalD $50 100 80
Wayne Rock (Teague) I.20 800
Red Arrow (RoOt $50
One More Nance, Giotto. Bunky Boy,
Euripides, Redland Road, Elbie Nickel,
Eastwood Rebel. Time, l:l49s.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENTS
AT SHENANDOAH
BEST BET-WARSAW-EIGHTH RACE
Mondays selections made for Fast Track
Post Time, 7:15 PM. (EST)
Purse $1,000; claiming (sz,soo to $4,000; maiden
81. 900; claiming Csl,25o); 4-yeor-oId,

SECOND RAcE-Purse, Sl,o(
and up; l/l6 miles.
Evening star., 1960-06-23
Miss EuWer Honored

Mr.. and Mrs. Cary McNab
Euwer of Upper Marlboro en-
tertained at a barbecue at
the Marlboro Hunt Club last
night in honor of their
daughter Elizabeth Courtney,
who will be presented at the
Bachelors Cotillion in Balti-
more in the fall.
Guests at the event includ-
ed Holton-Arms classmates
of Miss Euwer, who gradu-
ated with her last month and
are making their bows this
season. Also attending the
event were future debutantes
from the Baltimore and
Southern Maryland areas.
Miss Euwer and Miss Bev-
erley Haynes, debutant t e
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Maurice Haynes, were
honored at a luncheon last
week at the Chevy Chase
Club. Co = hostesses at the
event were Mrs. Euwer and
Evening star., 1960-06-23
Mrs. Agile
Bride Of
Mr.. GennnneII

Announcement is made of
the marriage of Mrs. Janet
Agile, daughter of Mrs. Rob-
ert Patterson of Baltimore,
to Mr., Edgar M. Gemmell.
The bride is also the daugh-
ter of the late Maj. Gen. Rob-
ert Patterson, former Sur
geon General of the Army
and dean of medicine at the
University of Maryland.
The wedding took place
June 18 in Wilton, Conn.,, at
the home of the brides sis
ter, Mrs. Osgood M. Nichols.
Mr.. Gemmell is adminis-
trative vice president of Prin-
ceton University. The couple
will live in Princeton.
Evening star., 1960-06-23
Takes Office

Miss Nellie May Bering,
MT. CASCP) of Alexandria
took office as national presi-
dent of the American Society
of Medical TechnologistS yes
terday. Miss Bering is a
teaching supervisor at the
schools of medical technology,
Doctors Hospital and Sibley
Memorial Hospital here. She
will serve as executive officer
of the professional group
during the coming year, This
society is represented by more
than $500 medical technolo-
gists certified by the Ameri-
can Society of Clinical Path
ologists through their board
of registry.
Evening star., 1960-06-23
IT'S A DATE
FRIDAY

FRIDAY
A SUMMER FASHION
SHOW at the Carroll Arms
Hotel at 7 pm. will be pre-
sented by the Ellen Bateman
Model Agency and Charm
School in Rockville, Md.
Fashions by Pontello of Con-
necticut avenue.
SUNDAY
GRADUATION DAY for
sixty students of the West
moreland Hills Recreation de-
partments' Let's Be Pretty"
classes at 2 pm. at the Ken
wood Country Club. Mrs.
Katherine Mizell of the Keye
Modelling & Finishing School,
will introduce the girls and
then Miss Elaine Downs,
Miss Silver Spring of 1860"
will present their diplomas.
Evening star., 1960-06-23
GobIets AreR Raised
ToDukeOf

LONDON, June % (AP).
Some goblets of cham
payne will be raised in Lon
don today to toast the Seth
birthday of the man who gave
up a crown for the woman I
love"
The health of the Duke of
Windsor, who was King Ed
ward VIII for 10 fleeting
months in 1886, also is to be
drunk in beer by middle
aged cockneys in British
pubs. Some plump matrons
will wipe away sentimental
tears.
But the Duke will be alb
sent from his native land.
He and his Duchess are in
France, where they have a
villa near Paris.
The Duke is remembered
affectionately by simple Brit
onS who used to call him
"Our Teddy" They hope
that he and his American
lady are happy. If any ram
cor over his abdication re-
mains, it is in high and
frosty places, among people
who feel that a monarch's
duty to his people comes be-
fore his personal desires.
Hope for Return
Some friends hope there
still may be a chance that the
Duke and the woman for
whom he gave up the worlds
most glittering throne, may
come back here to live.
The Duchess. the former
Wallis Warfield Simpson of
Baltimore, also has her par
tisans here. Many would
welcome her warmly. She, by
the way, is "a.
There is a persistent cam
paign to bring the Duke
home from exile with
dignity"
He and the Duchess do
come back to Britain oc-
casionally for shopping and
personal business, but they
do not move in royal or even
aristocratic circles.
Their comings and goings
attract scant attention.
One Of the steadfast bring
Windsor-back campaigners is
Lord Beaverbrook. One of
his newspapers. the Sunday
Express, said that the happy
marriage of Princess Mar
garet to a commoner, Antony
Armstrong - Jones, suggests
how the Dukes return could
be managed.
Supporter Says
Pointing to Margare is
welcome home from hel
honeymoon last week end
the Express said:
There is something makes
this welcome especially heart
felt. 1t is our awareness that
this is a true love match; that
this determined Princess has
cut across protocol and roya.
convention to wed the partner
Of her choice.
yet she is not the only
one of her family in this age
who has done just that
There is also the once-boyish
Evening star., 1960-06-23
Picnic Time

The South Dakota State
Society has scheduled its
annual picnic at Great Falls
Park. Va, Sunday afternoon.
M e m bers of the States
congressional delegation will
speak and officers will be
elected.
Evening star., 1960-06-23

Mrs. William Stanley, grand
mother of Miss Haynes.
Miss Euwer will enter Ran
dolph-Macon Woman's Col
lege in the fall.