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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-19
KENNEDY COMPLETES
HIS CABINET

PALM BEACH, Fla. R1 - PfeSl-
dent-elect John F. Kennedy Sat-
urday completed the selection of
his cabinet with ]. Edward Day,
Los Angeles insurance executive,
as Postmaster General.
AS the other nine members of
the new administration cabinet,
Day was at Kennedy's side when
the President-elect made the an
nouncement at his ocean-front
home.
Day, 46, is Democrat and once
was a law partner of Adlai Ste
venson, who will be ambassador
to the United Nations in the Ken
nedy administration.
"Kennedy's cabinet is described
by his aides as the youngest in
the 10th Century The average
age of the 10 members is At The
aides said they had done no re-
search on the age of cabinets
prior to 1900.
Standing in warm sunshine on
the patio of his home, Kennedy
spoke of Day as man who has
had distinguished career in
both government and business.
Day now is executive vice pres
ident of the Prudential Insurance
Co., in charge of western opera
tons.
He was a Stevenson law partner
1945-49.
In addition to Day, the Ken
needy cabinet members, in the
order of their selection starting
Dec. l are:
Secretary of Health, Education
and Welfare - Connecticut Gov.
Abraham Ribicoff, so.
Secretary of Commerce-North
Carolina Gov. Luther H. Hodges,
g.
Secretary of the Interior - Rep.
Stewart l.. Udall, so.
Secretary of State Dean
Rusk, head of the Rockefeller
fOunQdIlOH, 0l.
Secretary of Defense - Robert
S. Mcnamara. president of the
Ford Motor Co., "A.
Secretary of Labor = Arthur ].
Goldberg, AFL-CIO special coun-
sci, SO.
Secretary of Agriculture - Min
nesota Gov Orville L. Freeman,
AZ.
Secretary of the Treasury -
Douglas Dillon, Under Secretary
of the State in the outgoing Eli
senhower administration, 81.
Attorney General Robert F..
Kennedy, brother of the Presi-
dent-elect, 35.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-19
A SPECIAL GIFT
For Your Pilot

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For Information
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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-19
DR.. Won Braun Predicts u. S.
Will Place First Men on Planets

BOSTON Up = DR.. Wernher
Won Braun said Friday night the
United States will mo doubt
manage to place the first man on
the Moon or Mars" by using adj
vanced space vehicles growing
out of models now being devel-
oped. Won Braun said in speech
here that a man could be kept
alive on another planet for a
longer period of time than ma
tive of the tropics could exist
today in the Arctic.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-19

Cubs and Parents of Cubs
Christmas party for Cubs and
their parents is tonight at 700
p. m. at the Recreation Center CT
the Methodist Church.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-19

Santa Claus owes a lot to the
Tibetan Yak as we'll as to his
reindeer. The best Kris Kringle
whiskers are made from Yak
tail hairs.
Evening star., 1960-11-14
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SHEET METAL
MECHANICS

Rxper. on residential duct installa
tions: drivers permit and tool
required; permanent employment
no seasonal layofis
PARKER HEATING
10. S-5080
Evening star., 1960-11-14

statesmen, CLOTHING = Expsri-
ssnssa, fun time .s.s s.s Vr.ssRs Vsfs sias,
ping Center. 70. 6.2all.
Evening star., 1960-11-14
CLERK.TYPIST

For readers service division. Work
will primarily involve tipping OF
letters. Minimum typing speed,
40 w.p.m. Some experience pre-
tefYed. Many company dement's.
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THE EVENING STAR Bit
wsshisston, D. C. *k
Mondsy, November ~, 1860
help WoMEM

WAfTRESSEs, fully experienced:
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WAlTRESeEs, white. experienced:
night Nork. Apply KiKrs oAKi
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OF PARENTS INSTE-
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EXP. HELPFUL BUT.
NOT NECESSARY.
APPLY MON, TUES.
AND WE'D, 210 Sill
YER BLDG, 82.48
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statesmen

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tor radios, Sc; 10000 items in
HsA ENTERpkisEs' End door,
519 7th st. NV.
SALEsMEN-Exeel. opport. for ag-
eressive men interested In rapid
Advancement with nationally
Known co. On the Job training
Salary. commission an1 bonus
Company benefits. Apply ln per-
son. 1910 q st. NV.
sALESMAN-CAREER
Ambitious to advance towards man
agerial career positien, Outside
sales experience helpful, but not
necessary: leads furnished: tranA-
portstion evstlahle or car allow
Ance. weekly salary. Commission,
. Plus weekly and monthly bonus Ar
siude hospitsiisasior' Siss' and nid paia W. w.
GER sEWINo CENTER, $3.50
colesyille rda Silver spring. Md.
Service Representative
targe international corporation has
opening for young man 90 to "a,
who is interested In associatins
himself with IaSS gL0WlnR QlC.
tating equipment industry. Me-
ehanical aptitude and some knowl-
edge Of electronic fundamentals
essential. All company benefits.
This Job Is permanently secure.
Offers public contact work with
no selling and has exceptionally
good opportunities for growth. For
more details, Call Mr.. FORD. FL.
7-5000. o am. to pm.
tRRVICE MANAGER for large fur
niture co.; must know furniture
and be able to supervise outside
servicemen; good salary, perm. DO
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6ERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
h.s.g., over 25, must have exper.
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nv, RADIO REPAlRMAN, exp, sal.
optional. EDGEWoOD TV & RA-
do, 2202 4th st. ne. AID. 2-3020.
Nv SERVICEMAN, exper., outside,
and benchman: perm. job; long
n estab. company; hosp, vacation,
GO. benefits; salary open for right
man. AID. 2-6000.
TV SERVICEMEN
Pull and part time. Outside with
car Fully exper. White. TU. q
UPHOLsTERER-opening for first-
class mech; custom shop APPLY
in person. 3421 Conn. ave. NV.
UPHOLSTERER-opening for FIRST
class mech; custom shop. Apply
in person, 3421 Conn. ave. NV.
WELDER
Experienced in Ornamental iron
Work; must have drivers permit.
Call bet. 5.6 pm. LU. 4-33l1
WHITE MAN, young: knowledge OF
plumbing material. D. c.. driver
permit SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO.,
3006 Ga. ave. NV. TU. 2.1900.
WORK Part TIME
10 CANVAseING, NO ExPEE.
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HELP WOMEN

CLERK .TYPIsT. insurance field.
nsr. W. trs,n ran hss poTN1 s9oS PsSps EP Hs an
King st.. Alex. KI. o-5055.
CLERK-TYPIST
For billing dept. Of established
manufacturer. Must like to work
with figures and be accurate typ
I ist; permanent position: 6.day,
to.hegr so.he. week; liberal emplese
STONE STRAW CORR.
900 FRANKLIN ST. NE.
CLERK-TYPIsT to work In title
department. experience not neees-
sary, will train; also ambitious
hookkeeper: good yorking condt-
tions and company benefits. Apply
IN person to Mr., Crump or Mr..
Franklin. HICKS CHEVROLET.
INC. 5a29 oeoreia ave.
CLERK.TYPIsT, industrious. attr.
young woman, for ONCE Of ng-
tional assoc; mod. downtown Of.
nee: varied. interesting duties;
good elec. typing and steno skills
desired. FE. s-6e55.
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mined. opening, 8 days, 1881.
POTOMAC EMPL.s oil King st.,
Alex, KI. o-6066. n
Evening star., 1960-09-22
nsi 3-yeeF-olds; ] fuFlonss.
Pick Six BETTING
Turned Down
BY Huqerstown

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Sept.
% (SpeciaD .-Hagerstown Off
cialS have decided against the
use of the Pick six type of wag-
ering for their annual l2-day
meeting which opens here on
Monday.
I'VE will stick to the conven-
tional forms of betting at our
meeting. We have looked into
the operation of the Klondike
or pick six operation at the Bel
Air meeting and do not feel it
would be advisable to have it
here DR.. Robert C. Snavely,
president of the Hagerstown
track said today.
Hagerstown opens on Mon
day at 2:15 pm. and will oper-
ate free of competition with
Bel Air and Shenandoah clos
ing their respective meetings
on Saturday. The session here
runs through October 8 ano
will be followed by a 12-day
meeting at Marlboro, final Ma
ryland minor track session Of
the year.
Evening star., 1960-09-22
Moirs and Johnson
Return to Manassas

Latest of the No. l chal-
lengers to the virtually unbeat-
able Jimmy Mairs at Old Do
minion Speedway is Lionel
Johnson an old pro from Union
vile, Va.
Mairs, the Takoma Park
whiz who won four 25-lap races
at Old Dominion August 27
will try to sweep three 25-lap-
pers Saturday night, starting at
$50.
Last Saturday night, Johnson
ran a dead hea. with Mairs in
the second 10-lap preliminary
and then led the feature icr e
Of the Is laps before MairS
charged ahead and captured his
seventh straight main event.
Evening star., 1960-09-22
Redskins Cut
Popson,Add
Rookie End

The Redskins have asked
waivers on Defensive Halfback
Johnny Popson to make way
for rookie End Tom Osborne of
Hastings. (Nebr.) College. Os-
borne. a 6-foot-3, 1876 FOUNDER
who was released by the San
Francisco Forty-Niners, was
due here today.
The 27-year-old Popson, who
played at Furman but who had
been out of football a couple
of years. looked good until he
was hurt in the Redskins first
scrimmage in training camp.
He suffered a knee injury and
reinjured it against the Los
Angeles Rams.
Osborne was signed to help
Bill Anderson and Joe Walton,
the clubs last two ends.
Meanwhile, at Winston-Sal-
EN-, N. e, where the Redskins
are practicing this week, Coach
Mike Nixon said he would rely
on his -four healthiest" backs
in Sundays league debut
against the Colts at Baltimore.
But he couldn't name them.
Dick James, a nimble, two
way halfback, has a pulled
hamstring muscle and it's
doubtful whether he'll be able
to play. Tackle Ray Lemek,
who twisted a knee in last Sat-
urday's exhibition finale against
the Green Bay Packers, also
is doubtful
Evening star., 1960-09-22
Sword Dancer.
In Woodward
NEW YORK, sept, % (Ap)

NEW YORK, Sept. 90 (AP)
Sword Dancer. the Brook
meade Stable colt who won the
100000 added Woodward
Stakes at Aqueduct last fall to
clinch horse-of-the-year hon
ors, will defend the title Satur-
day in the same ~ mile race,
The colt had not been expected
to start.
The Woodward may have no
more than four starters, the
same as last September, but all
are candidates for the cham
pionship. honors.
Bald Eagle. from the Cain
Hoy Stable, Chase McCoy's T
V. Lark and C. v. Whitney's
Tompion are the other probable
starters. Two or three others
also may start.
A year ago Sword Dancer
came up in the final stride to
beat Hillsdale in the Wood
ward.
Evening star., 1960-09-22
MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
By the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING biased on 375 or more a
pats SD-Runnels, Sos ton, 32l
smith, Chicago, .3l5: Kuenn, Cleve
land, DOS: Minoso and Sievers
Chicago and Skowron, New York
RUNs-Mantle. New York, 1l5: Maris
New York. 81: Lands. Chicago, ST,
Aparlclo and SieverS, Chicago. ~
RUNS BATTED IN-Maris. New York
Boston. a9 Lemon, Washington
TsS: Gentile' Baltimore, g. -
Chicago, 1859: Robinson. Baltimore
ana Fox, Chicago, l66; Runnels
Boston, 1853.
DOGBLES-SkoWron New York. 33;
Francona. Cleveland. 32 Smith,
Chicago, and Siebern. Kansas City.
ii; Freese. Chicago, 30
rRIPLES-Fox. Chicago, 10: Robinson.
BALTIMORE, =; Aparacio, ChicaEo.
and Green, Bertoia and Becuuer,
HOME RUNS-Maris, New York. 80;
New York. 81: Colavito, Detrait.
81: Killebrew. Washington, 30.
STOLEN BASES-Aparicio Chicago.
40 80 Lands. Chicaso, %: Green,
Warrington, 81: Piersall. Cleveland,
PITCHING biased on 3 or more de-
cislonS Coates, New York. 1913.
Pierce, Chicago, I4e7. .867. Bsu.
mann. Chicago, 12-6. 667; Perry,
sTRIKEOUTS-BunninR, Detroit. 1877;
Ramos, Washington, 1870: Wynn.
Cnlcago, l46 PascuaL Washing
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 375 or more at
6atsl-Larker. Los Angeles, .32S:
Sroat, Pittsburgh, .325; Mays. San
p francisco; 800: Clemente. Pitts
5urgh' .3l5; Moon. Los Angeles,
RUNS-Mays, San Francisco. lOs.
Plnson. CINCINNATI ana Bruton and
Mathews, Milwaukee, lO3; Aaron, Mil
RUNS BATTED IN-Aaron, Mtlwsu-
Zee, ll6; Mathews, Milwaukee, ll3;
Francisco. 80; Cepeda, San Fran
HITs-Groat. Pittsburgh and Mays.
san Francisco, 1873; Pinson. cincin-
ciemente, Pitts6urs6' H'TsSAs' f67. 1O''
Cepeda, San Franisco. "a: Robinson,
Cincinnati; 81; Banks, Chicago and
rRIPnEsEBPnttS6Su SflnRsr BPittsSurEh MI%sukee 29 and
Mays. San Francisco, -l2; White. St
Milwaukee, Virdon, Pittsburgh and
HOME EiaRq RtNsmBanss. san aIfn'i'eG Shicsso 81 Al
Aaron, Milwaukee, 3S: Mathews
Milwaukee, 81; Boyer, St. Louis, 80;
Robinson, Cincinnati and Mays. San
Francisco, IS.
STOLEN BASES-Wills, Los Angeles,
AS; Pinson. Cincinnati, -; Taylor,
Philadelphia, and Mays, San Fran
cisco, "a; Bruton. Milwaukee, 81.
PITCHING (based on 10 or more de-
cisionsl St Louis, ia
$50; Broglio. ST. Louis. 20-1. al;
Law, Pittsbursh. 2O-S, ia; SPAIN.
Milwaukee. 21-9. 700: Purkey. Gin
cinnati, l7-9, .654.
STRIKE0UTS-Drys Los Angeles,
235; Koufax, Los Angeles, 1877 Sam
Jones, San Francisco. 1S2: Friend,
Pittsburgh, l7S; Broglio. st. Louis.
176.
Evening star., 1960-09-22
Doris KeIberqer
Leads in Golf

PARRIS ISLAND, S. c.,
Sept. % (AP) Two California
Marines fired one-under-par
Ills yesterday to tie for the
f1rst-round lead of the sixth
annual all-Marine golf tourna-
ment.
Pfc. Phil Rogers, defending
Marine and interservice titliSt,
and his San Diego teammate,
Pfc. Ross Gatzert, held a one
stroke lead over two other Cali
fornians, Pfc. Gerry Harmon
of San Diego and CWO P. A.
Edmonson of Camp Pendelton.
Maj. Doris Kelberger of Hen
derson Hall, Washington, D. c.,
defending her title in the wom-
ems division, carded an 88 for
a three-Stroke lead over CWO
Mary Thompson of San Diego,
three-time winner of the title.
Eighteen holes are scheduled
today and tomorrow, with the
final round set for Saturday.
Evening star., 1960-09-22
MIDWEST FOOTBALL
Spurtuns to Use 3 Teams,
Indiana Shifts FuIIbuck

CHICAGO, Sept. % (AP) -
Midwest football briefs:
Northwestern - Sophomore
Halfback Chuck Brainerd made
several long gains as the No
3 unit showed the first Stringers
all over the field in a scrim-
mage.
Illinois-Stan Yukevich, No
l center, worked out after a
six-day layoff because of injury
and will be ready to face In
diana Saturday. Tony Parrilli
continued to hold the starting
left guard spot as Pat Lennon
nursed a sprained ankle.
Indiana Junior Byron
Broome. 195-pound fullback,
was switched to tailback with
the hope of sharpening the
squads timing.
Ohio State-Sophomore Bob
Butts, No. 2 right guard, suf-
fered several cleat gashes on
the calf of his left leg and may
be sidelined two or three weeks
End Bob Middleton and Full
back Roger Detrick returned tc
limited action after being in
sick bay.
Purdue - Sophomore Steve
We'll of Chicago was moved tc
the No. 3 fullback spot. Three
fullbacks are on the injury list
Roy Walker. Dave Ellison
and Dan Donahue.
Wisconsin Starting right
tackle, Brian Moore, SLOWED
with a sprained ankle, viii
make the trip to Stanford ou'
Evening star., 1960-09-22
RdcewayFan
GetsS2,791.4O
In Go|d'Rush
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star Stad Writer

The second-largest 49er Gold
Rush payoff of the current
meeting was recorded last night
at Laurel Raceway when one
fan picked five winners and re-
ceived $2,971.40. The high
mark of the meeting was set
Monday when fan was paid
$3,880.4O for selecting six win
nerS.
Last nights Little 49er Gold
Rush was worth $254.60 to five
presons who were able to pick
four winners each.
The daily double paid $l34.8O
to holders of the 6-5 combina-
ton when JEANNE Lite took the
first race and Alamhmoud cap
tured the second.
Sym's Best Choice
Sym'S Best, a third-place
f1nisher this past Monday. is
in the role of favorite in to-
nights feature, the $1,000 Bal
timore Pace. Earlier this sea-
son, the PAGER, owned by John
w. Miller and Adrian Fisher
of Washington, won four times
at Brandywine Raceway in
Delaware.
Others in the field will be
Hunter Benefits Kiljoy. How
ard SCOTS Honey Fingo, Lloyd
Nottingham's Page Elkington,
Dana Child's Englishman.
Rhoda Fishers Nancy Ruth and
Charles Oakley's Miss Bessie.
Fourth Victory
. Gay Scotch. owned by James
Basilone of Baltimore, won
last nights featured $500
Waterloo Pace in one of the
meets fastest times, 2:0512. It
was the 5-year-old'S fourth
victory of the season.
Gay Scotch paid $3.50, $3.50,
$3.50 after outpacing the
favored 5-point Star, who fin
ished second and paid $3.50,
$3.4O. Rock Rifer got away
slowly and finished third at
$40.
Evening star., 1960-09-22

Ron Perkins is expected to get
the first call.
MinnesOta-Tom Robbins is
the likely choice to start at full
back against Nebraska since
Roger Hagberg still is out with
an ear ache with Dick Miller
still hobbled by a foot injury
and Tom Loechler nursing a
cut hand. only one letterman
tackle is ready for the opener.
IOwa-The Hawkeyes tapered
off drills for Oregon State with
a rundown of maneuvers on
offense and defense.
Michigan-Quarterback Dave
Glinka is the only sophomore
scheduled to start against Ore
gon. Several others will see con-
siderable action, however. under
the multi-platoon system.
Michigan State-The Spar
tans will alternate offensive
and defensive units plus a COM
plete alternate unit against Pitt.
We'll use three teams in the
first half no matter what the
score" Coach Duffy Daugherty
said.
NOtre Dame - Capt. Myron
PottioS, senior left guard, may
miss the opener with California
because of a painful left toe
sprain. Nick Buoniconti, a jun
ior, is his replacement.
Marquette - Dave Theisen
feet halfback out with charley
horse since last Saturday, re-
turned to action. Fullback Mike
Koehler remained out with a
strained back muscle.
Evening star., 1960-09-22
LAUREL RACEWAY
SELECTIONS

Gay Wanda, Buck r.
Volo.
Magic Lady, Four Star Queen, Jet
Maid
Bonny. Castle Prince, Ed
wards Volo.
Hope, Brooke Chief, Follow
Her
Billy Norris, Kaka Adios, Lucky
Song.
Chico Hanover. Newport Starlet,
Gypsy Lybrook.
'-Sym's Best, Honey Fingo. Page
Elkington.
Don Eden, Miss Orange, Varsity
Hanover
Byrd. Kernal Cobb, L. J.E.
Evening star., 1960-09-22
GreenbeIt SoftbuII

College Park Moose and Allen
AC of Washington meet at $50
tonight for the championship
Of the Greenbelt Invitational
Softhall Tournament at Braden
Field in Greenbelt. Sam Hemp
hill with pitch for the Moose
and Marvin Lewis for Allen.
Evening star., 1960-09-22
Costello Siqns

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. %
(AP). = Larry Costello has
signed a contract with the
Syracuse Nationals. He is the
last. veteran to come to terms
with the National Basketball
Association club.
Evening star., 1960-09-22
SHENANDOAH
RESULTS


FIRST RAcE-Purse, $1,000; ga
PES Her Man tPhelps) s.iO 10 800
Bristol B. tSmaID $50 400
Osclra tHeiml $50
Scrappy River, Ocean Cove.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $1,000; 5ia
ADMIRAL Al tsoIlars) I1.OO 40 a.aO
Reward Girl Uiddle) 1850 1910
carmon-H.. Pouty Killarneys Bow O."
Irish Dash. Piano Girl, Midday Sun,
Delaplane.
DAILY DOUBLE B-D PAID $a5.sO
THIRD RACE-Purss, $1,000; 8
dh Flying Dixie (sD 1910 1880 $50
oh Ty Sue tSchaeffer) 800 SEQ 800
InqueSt (EsDinOsaD 4.2O
Wonderful Weeper, Mrs. Teeny, Hi
Fire; Wolf Badge, Gaddie. Carbide
dh Denotes deadheat for win.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; 5Is
yoei's Pet tsiEIer) $3.50 100 4.eO
Bucks Star tHelmI $50 3,lO
Tina Bay, Cousin Buddy. velvet
Collar. Piper's Song.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse S1,1OO: 81,
Bo9ny's Choice !c'el 1850 go go
Flying Package CPindelD 10
Fly Boy Fly, Andys Hope, Big Crash.
Matte Or Ideal Match, Lenny Gale,
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, S1,1O0; 6
Mr.. Novice (vasiD 6.iO 4.s0 800
Tryancatch Me (Phelps) 100
Picture window, Frisky Gloria,
Cinnamon Maid, Texas Token, Dora
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, S1,1Oo: l
baritone Bob tVasiD a1.6O 100 400
Hope Marie (Frenehl 500 800
Lad: incline (Cape) $50
Corfel.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purss, S1,4OO; 8
9uatrs Boy tseh'srI 7.sO $50 800
My Proud Boy Pa'o) $50
Mina's Choice, Deb's Choice, Hill
Roamer, Potter Pickwick.
NINTH RACE-1,s miles.
Stop Street Felten) 900 $50
Shana Madel (R. GOrdOn) 300
Bold Relic, King Lloyds, Tippety-
witch, Hugh You Co
Attendance, 3,405; handle. SlS6,472
Big Bonanza-one person picked six
winners and received Sj,gO4 40.
Little Bonan2a-One person picked
1ve winners and received S..,530 40.
The winning numbers we're: 8, 4,
3, b. 8, 4.
Evening star., 1960-09-22
Bel Air
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: furlongs.
Khufu (WeakleyD 800 800 2.;O
Has To Be (MCKee) 400 300
Pontiac Mac Comb 1900
Clarksville ND, Space Ace. Bernaar
Mac, Hauteur, BY Shucks. s. s.
Djeddah. Time. 1855.
Evening star., 1960-09-22
LAUREL RACEWAY
RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Purse, 5000; c. trot;
l mile
Jeannis Lite IL. CopeJ as.4O 500 4.sO
Gay Cobb (Nicholsl $50 $50
Joe Van C "a. Huffman) 500
River. Jimmy Day, Mothers Pride
Time, 2:12.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: 2s-
pace | mile
Almahmoud &c. WALL $50 $40 $40
Meadow TE,,, VisiSn e. Landry $50 20
Eva's Parlay,, Star Santa, stoney
san, Jet Gem, Silky Todd Time. 21O.2
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $l34.8O
THIRD RACE Purse, $1,000:
C-l pace: l mile.
Hin Scene tE. TayIor) II.SO $40 4.eO
Flying FoFbees (H. ScOtt) $50 600
Guinn'S Boy (AyOu) $50
| Quick Dream, Waybilrs Son. Mar
yolo Trebluh, Pembroke Hal. Time.
2:0S.3.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500; c-3
pace: mile.
Chuck Macarthur (B.l 1920 100 $50
Mr.. Able Brook IL. EIlisl 40 $50
Yankee Watts (H. NicholaS $50
Marie Byrd, Jimmies Bonny, Dodge
cious. Time, 2:11.4
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; c-1
trot; l mile.
Yankee Ted, I'd. Ford) i1.eO 900 4.2O
Brown Signal FaTringtonl SO 10
Darn Quick Il. CummifordD 4 300
bonnet Kins. Wee willy Hri Wynwood S%
Time 2:l0.2.
SIXTH RAcE-Purss, $1,000; B-S
! ltrot; l mile.
Issedals Lordship 41.4O 1900 $50
RSmstsstoh Sms Ire hAfHGuy HsT2y DM.fHo Mo- 1sSS SS
Wanda's Star. Benny's Day, fosoia's
Bomb. Cleary Hanover. Jessie Kilroy:
Time, 2:09.4.
pace; | mile
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: B-3
urbana Star tE. T'lor) 500 800 2.6O
Colonel Forbes Oh. .Scott) $50 2.4O
Chalidale Ron (FarrinEtOn) 800
Captain Bob, Miss Spangler. Neely
Hanover, Lady Knisht.
scratched-shaunna,. Time, 2;0S.3.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: >B-1
Gay Scotch wv. ZendD $50 4.eO $50
Five Point Star Taylorl 3.6O $40
Rock River kelly $40
Laura Creed, j. d. s., Patch On.
June First, Arlington Hanover. Time
2:05.2.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; C-1
pace / mile
Ariel Scott Oh. Scotp $50 $50 $50
Royal Hi-Le Gel Myer) $40 $50
Zulu Queen (LOwden) 4.6O
Clayton Stevens, Iosolas Ensign,
Shanty Queen, The Clipper. My Leo.
Time, 2.0S.l
Attendance, 2,41s; total handle,
SI51,977
4ger Gold Rush. person picked
3 winners and received S2.91140.
Little 49er Gold Rush. persons
picked winners and received S254 so
each.