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The Sidney herald., 1960-04-06
MRS. ROUNCE ENTERTAINS
RICHLAND CHAPTER O.E.S.
WITH EUROPEAN SLIDES

Richland Chapter No. 62 O.E.S.
held its regular meeting on March
% with Worthy Matron Lillian
Dasinger, and Worthy Patron
Elton Edmondson presiding. Plans
were made for Friendship Night
which will be held on April 13.
All membergs were asked to make
a special effort to attend.
Mrs. Roy Rounce presented a
most interesting program on her
European tour. She showed slides
of all points covered in her travels.
A delicious lunch was served
by Ernie Turner, Jess Baxter,
Howard Sissel and Oscar Ander-
son. Birthday cakes bake by Avis
Peterson centered the tables, in
honor of Ernie Turner's birthday.
There is nothing SWeeter than
youth, nor anything as truthful.
Looking ahead may be inter
esting, but looking behind is
often more profitable.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Snommis Wins
Charles Town
4-Horse Photo

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
June IL tSpecia0. - Snommis,
"a hard-hitting, 4-year-old son
of The Rhymer, uncorked one
of his finest stretch drives to
win the featured Martinsburg
Purse at Charles Town this
afternoon in a four-horse photo
finish.
AT the end of the 61z-fur-
long test, Snommis, owned by
Fred A. Simmons, was a nose
in front of the 8 to S favorite,
Arch Rival, who in turn was
only a nose ahead of Clai-
borne Carter's War Bracelet.
Kun On Doc ran fourth, a half
length back
The best Saturday crowd Of
the meetilg-6,5 ,543-oyerlooked
Snommis. He paid $3.50, $500
and $3.50. His time of 1:20 2
for the 612 furlongs was the
second best of the meeting and
was made on a fast track, well
baked by the 90-degree heat.
1t was a stirring finish to
a race which had attracted
eight of the best allowance
horses active at this meeting.
Snommis, who raced as an en-
try with the Hillside Farms
Mardanherst, was fifth at the
top of the stretch, with Arch
Rival having set the pace to
that point and War Bracelet
and Kun On Doc in closest
attendance.
Two other allowance tests
served as the principe support
ing races on the 10-race pro-
gram which saw $376,l83 go
through the mutuel machines.
The 612 -furlong Winchester
Purse for 3-year-oldS was woP
by Stolen Secret. making it two
in a row for the Wind N
Leaves Farm.
The Az furlong Berryville
Purse produced the second win
disqualification of the meet
ing when Jockey Earl Phelps
aStride Ditty Girl, which ran
second, claimed a foul against
Jockey Joe Servis aboard the
4 to 5 choice, DR.. Eugene ].
P h clips claimed interference
leaving the starting gate and
a review of the film supported
him.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
BELMONT
Hortock BringsMount
From Last to Score

back of John william, the sur
prise Withers victor. who was
three lengths behind tuckered-
out Tompion.
Breaking from the outside,
Tompion SURF rised by going to
the front so soon, but Arcaro
had Venetian Way right along
side. Tooth and Nail also was
up there briefly, but Hartack
obeyed orders by keeping Celtic
Ash well back, saving ground
all the while.
Venetian Way seemed to put
Tompion away nearing the far
turn, but at that point Celtic
Ash had started to run and
looked like money in the bank.
At the top Of the stretch, it was
obvious that Hartack had the
freshest horse in the field, and
the only doubt was about the
margin of victory.
For those interested in breed
ing matters, Celtic Ash'S sire
was the little-known Sicambre
while his dam was the equally
unframed Ash Plant.
Tom Fool admirers, virtually
all of whom were backing Tom
pion, got off to a good start in
the daily double, which paid
$146.10 on the 7-and-11 COM
bination. Both winners Of the
first two races Toms Lark
and Funny Bone-are sons OF
Tom Fool. as is Tompion. Tom s
Lark ridden by Ray BrouSsard
paid $33.10, while the favored
Funny Bone, who had Har-
tack up, returned $3.50
Incidentally, the daily double
handle of $347 Ala established
a Belmont Park record. The old
mark of $346,966 was set on
Memorial Day, 1858.
Horses trained by Sunny jim
Fitzsimmons usually don't pay
$90.40, but that's what Mrs.
Whitney Stones Flying Fish
returned after winning the
fourth race. Tom Fool colts
tried to make it a three in a
row in this event, but Silly
Question. named, no doubt, for
one of Hartack's barbs to the
press, finished up the stretch
at To. Another Tom Fool son,
Ounce, was unplaced in the
sixth race, in which he was
the 6-5 favorite. And then
came the Tompion debacle.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

chimes process nearly 1000
cards per minute, allowing the
pool winners to be known i'm
mediately after the last race.
George A. Pottinger, who is
responsible for the pool opera
tion at Ell Commandante in
Puerto Rico, will set up. the
Shenandoah Downs system,
Leavitt said. Pottinger came to
the States early this year to
study pools at Lincoln Downs,
Rockingham Park. Denver and
Wheeling Downs prior to Or
dering Shenandoah Downs
equipment.
1--WE hope to have the
smoothest operation seen at an
American track" Leavitt said.
Every scientific development
that will speed the operation
and protect the public, includ-
ing electronic sorting machines
and microf1lming, will be in
stalled at Shenandoah Downs. "
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Charger
NipsBetterB Bee

CHICAGO, June IL (AP).-
Travis Kerr's top charger beat
William S. Miller's Better Bee
by a nose in the $54,800 Cita-
tion Handicap at Washington
Park today.
Little Tytus was a half length
back in third place and a head
in front of Calumet Farms On
and-On. the ITO favorite OF
the 1925 fans.
Then followed Mail Order
Lurullah and Demobilize, the
winners stablemate in the one
mile race run in 1:342s.
There were six scratches ir
the overnight field: Elegante
Toby's Brother, Eight Again
Ego. Clandestine and Resolved
On-and-On. carrying tor
weight Of 121 pounds, failed tc
threaten even though Jockey
Steve Brooks whipped him fu-
riously in the stretch.
Scoring his first stakes VIC
tory, Top Charger earned $751;
750 and paid 1920, $5.40 and
1920. Better Bee, longest shot
in the race at ILL, returned
1920 and SIS. Show price on
Little Tytus was $4.40.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
T.V. Lurk's
Late Rush
Wins Stakes

NGLEWOOD, Calf, june
II apt. v. Lark came
from behind in the stretch anc
passed the pack in the stretch
today to win the $38, 300 Argo.
naut Stakes at Hollywood
Park.
Leaving the favored Natego
to run out of the money, T. v
Lark's late rush got in first BY
almost two lengths over Hen
rijan, with New Policy third,
The mile and one-sixteentt
feature was for 3-year-olds
and the time was 1:411s.
Jockey Bill Harmatz was
aboard the winner, owned by
the C. r. Mac Stable.
The winner collected $4,000
and paid $11.20, $50 and $4.20
Henrijan, ridden by Angel Va
lenzuela, paid $3.50 and $5.6(
and Ralph loves New Policy
paid IS.
A crowd estimated at $4,000
was on hand. The Argonaut II
its previous 18 runnings was ar
open affair for 3-year-olds anc
UP. All of today's candidate:
have designs on the 100000.
added Hollywood Derby July 9
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Celtic Ash S Race
Speaks for Itself,
Owner Declares

BOSTON, June II (AP).-
This fella's a good horse"
That's what Joseph O'Con.
nell. owner of Celtic Ash, saic
from his hospital room today
after his Irish 3-year-old wor
the $150,900 Belmont Stakes.
O'Connell watched on televi-
sion at st. Elizabeth's Hospita.
where he is under treatment
for a back injury.
HE ran a very fine race, ,
said the retired Boston banker
who won the 1858 Belmont with
another Iris h-r aised colt
Cavan.
This is a good horse
O'Connell said. We've beer
bringing him along quietly. The
race speaks for itself. He just
bided his time until he made
his bid"
O'Connell said he expect!
Celtic Ash will get a rest fol
about two weeks now. But ht
added that decision will resi-
with Trainer Thomas Barry.
O'Connell said he entered
the hospital after having
+"c '''"'N with his back. He fel
last year and broke severa
lvc4 Uebrae. "I'll be out in a few
days." he said.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Roman Colonel
Edges RivoI in
Detroit Special

DETROIT, June II (AP).-
Roman Colonel edged Benedict
by a neck in a $4,000, winner
take-all, special match race to-
day at the Detroit Race Course
Time for the six furlongs was
1:102s, a full second of the
track record.
The two sprinters staged a
stirring duel from start to fin
ish. Benedicto, winner over Ro-
man Colonel by a length and q
half in the recent Clang Han
dicap in Chicago, carried the
shortest Of leads over the Sill
yer Creek Farm horse most OF
the way.
Roman Colonel made his
move at the top of the stretch
and slipped under the wire
lust ahead of Benedicto, Just
as the Colonel had done on Me-
mortal Day in capturing the
$4,000 greatest stakes at the
Detroit track.
Roman Colonel, ridden by
L. C. Cook, carried 126 pounds,
II more than Benedicto, rid
den by Cooks brother, William
c. Cook.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
FaVorite Bolts
As Brush Fire
Wins in Select

OCEANPORT, Nj, June II
(AP). - Charter Oak Stables
Brush Fire, under a driving
ride by Howard Grant, won
today's $4,000 added Select
Handicap at Monmouth Park.
Boston Baker, the Us high
weighted favorite. walked out
of the starting gate. then
bolted to the outside fence and
was pulled up.
Brush Fire took the lead
entering the stretch and drew
away to win by 2l2 lengths.
Mrs. H. Roy Freck's Golden
Spy, the early pacemaker,
lasted to nose out C. Mahlon
Kline's Conestoga for second
money at the end of the 6
furlongS.
Boston Baker, who was
being ridden for the first time
by Larry Gilligan because the
colts regular rider, Bill Skuse,
had commitments at Suffolk
Downs, refused to break at
first. then when he did get out
of the gate, the rest Of the
field of IA had left him far
behind.
With Boston Baker heading
for the outside fence, Gilligan
tried to pull him up and the
bit broke in the colts mouth.
Boston Baker, winner of the
Suffolk Downs Stakes in his
last start, was led of the track
in the backstretch.
Brush Fire covered the three
quarters Of a mile in 1:101s
and paid $3.50 as third choice.
He earned a purse of $15,-
642.50 for his Willimantic,
Comm owners, Mrs. Freida
Ellis and Mrs. Josephine Grier.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
BALTIMORE
RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; trot G
ysnkcranda tWadsl SEQ $50 $40
Mr.. Pat tCameron) $40 40
Homestretch Daisy, True Colby. Jim
my Day Stafford Hanover, Quinton Ann
Scott. Time, 2:07as.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500; pace
GoGntTymen GIstisi11sd 1cIman, mi,s 1900 $40 20
Erina Hanover Murphy $40 $50
Lightnin Bill (Long) $50
Mickey Biery, Audrey Forbes, Cap
tain Logan, Four Star Queen, Little
Pattie Time. 2;0SsS.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: trot. C
HAIRY NJ (Myer5 $500 1i.sO&s. 40
MelOdie Lou LFleming) 800 $50
jim Spencer Wileutts) . $50
Mister Gallon and Red Rain. Time,
FOURTH RAcE-Purse $500; pace,
). flaS'lssd N. 1stSEley, ! mile $50 $40 e.sO
Susan York (Davis) $40 800
signal P. Direct Bach) 400
ESQUIRE Gold, Alton Wyn, Rex Dean,
]. D. s., Widow Woman. Time. 2:052s
FIFTH RACE-fuTSe, SltSUUs pace
B classified: ! mile.
Tan'wO0d Mur'y (CPey) 500 $50 2.2O
Sir Coldwell (Wilcutts) $50 2.8O
SacchArin Hanover HaEen) 4.40
Fleet Hal, Vic Flanagan, Gay Scotch
Banners Brother, Long Elm Forbes
Time, 2:053s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: pace
Doc Ab'xin Cyaiiery) s.eO $40 4.sG
Hi Los Mite CWatklnsOn) 2O.SO SAC
RollOn Boy Savage) 4.S0
Last Knight. Vernon's Way, Major;
Brownie, Reen's Redcoat. Time, 2:04
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $4,000
trot; ABB handicap: l mile.
MeColby Dana CamerOnl
Tonia Hanover ID. IrvinE) $3.50 S4.Ot
Hardy Junior (E. Beede) S4.6(
Ludwig Hanover. Step Wisely, New
port Phil, Cindy Gal, Red Top. Time
2:04hs.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, S14,3SO;
pace; 3-year-olds; Lord Baltimore
Stake No, T.; mile.
Knight Time Boring
Meadow Apache Cwilcutts) S2.4O S2.2l
sampson Direct (Huber) $3.50
Calumet Gene, Smitty Rainbow, Set
Buoy, Patch On. Mountain Mack
Irish, Brooke, Prince Dares. Time
Z.uoNs
Evening star., 1960-06-12
WINS BY 724, SETS. MARK ...
Victoria Park Makes Joke
Of Field in Queens Plate

TORONTO, June IL (AP)-
Victoria Park, regarded as the
greatest Canadian-bred horse
in history, won the 101st run
ming of the Queens Plate to-
day with ridiculous ease.
The 3-year-old colt, owned
by Toronto Industrialist E. P.
Taylor, grabbed victory by 7A
lengths over long-shot Quin-
tain.
Champagne Velvet, owned by
Bill Beasley of Toronto, was
third.
Victoria Park earlier this
year was third in the Kentucky
Derby and second in the Freak
ness.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Shenandoah to Have
Six-Roce Pool BETTING

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
June IL (SpeciaD Pool bet
ting, which has recently moved
into this country from South
America where it has been
popular for years, will be in
troduced at the Shenandoah
Downs summer meeting OPEN
ing July 5, General Manager
Bob Leavitt announced today,
Shenandoah's "Pick Six
pool will let players select
winners in the last six races
on each nights program for a
50 bet. The money goes into
a single pool and, after normal
parimutuel deductions, is di-
vided 10 per cent among the
persons picking the most win
ners in the six events and 80
per cent among those having
the second highest number of
winners.
THE principle is just like the
daily double, except that fans
make six selections instead of
two," Leavitt pointed out. Pay
offs are larger than daily
doubles, with fans occasionally
collecting up to 100000 for 50
at Caliente inMexico where the
pool has operated for several
years.
First In This Area
Shenandoah Downs payofis
will be called the Big Bonanza
and Little Bonanza, Leavitt
said.
The Shenandoah bonanza
will be the first taste of pick
six wagering wagering for area
racing fans. Various types of
pools have been installed at
Lincoln Downs ana Rocking
ham Park in New England, at
Denver, Colo, and Wheeling
Downs, w. Va, but so far
Shenandoah is the only area
track to show an interest in
them.
The Shenandoah Downs pool
will use IBM machines to sort
and record selections, with
players themselves punching out
their choices on pre-perforated
cards. The cards then will be
validated and put into the pool
by payment of So at special
sellers windows.
All cards will be microfilmed
to provide a permanent record
and then sorting will begin by
the IBM equipment. The ma
Evening star., 1960-06-12

Victoria Park covered the
IA mile distance in 2:02, a
Queens Plate record. The pre-
vious mark of 2:029S was held
by Lyford Cay, winner in 1857.
The victory was worth $43,-
425 to Taylor and it boosted
Victoria Parks earnings to
$218, ,307, an all-time record for
a Canadian-bred.
Victoria Park, son of Chop
Chop out of Victoriana, was the
odds-on favorite with the
crowd of 25.052 at suburban
New Woodbine track and paid
$2.10. $2.20 and $2.10. Quintain
returned $50 and $2.l0, and
Champagne Velvet $2.10.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

lowances; 4-year -olds up: 61a furlongs
a SnOmmiS tGOOd'n) 1880 $50 $3.50
Arch Rival (SmalD $50 2.6f
War Bracelet (Smith) 3,2C
Kun on Doc. Dash Dembow, Thar
mall, Departure, Mardanherst. Time
1:202s.
a Simmons Hillside Farm entry.
EIGHTH RACE = Purse, $1,000
safinlR: ai. Tis,ar ayssrHld: yTvs. SS miles
Loud Applause (Arduini) 600 400
Beau Rocks (SmalD 4.2C
Wilway, Smithy, Parti Quiz, Go.
fosta, Satyrus, Claridge II, Reply'S
Image. Time, 150.
NINTH RACE-Purse, 81 900: claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up: ls miles.
Lucky Again (Ga'b'a) 1910 $50 3.4O
ROgatiOn Liddle) $50 800
Loving Cup brandy 2.60
Antietam Battle, Double Indemnity
Quatre Thell, Like His Dad, Icarian,
Lady Damiette, Counterparty. Time,
:493s.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Monmouth Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing; 2-year -olds: 5h furlongs =.
Jimmy Hicks tGibbI $50 800 $50
!. Foley !hettinEer 52.4O 20. .2o
i Banned d''F IN tn"e soston. My Fat Friend sE
tiers. Victory Bound. Minatare. Morse
Artistic, Martha Star, Lilmaj. Time,
1:06b.
claiming 3-year r-olds; s furlonss'
Part Time Ind'n Gee 9.2O 5 80 $50
Lucky Toss (Prozzillo) $500 I4.S
s.Sss5 Bits Sast EAS@PsE GRsE gSsr Es; Ns}s; sPs
Tsfiy, Pa Honey, Bpsher's Whirl,
DAILY DOUBLE PAID ssIs.6O
81. THERD THIRD 1.cIo,d: RACE Purse s,,.: ss'6OO'
Sir LanEborne tGrant) 500 $50
smidge' Hard Tim. Diamond Ray
Nirgalady. Time. 1:45ss.
FOURTH RACE = Purse, $4,000;
MiseracOrdia (Bium) 5000 I2 20 500
Princess Leeyan (GinO) $50 4.6O
Arctic Queen uayton) 1890
:. Admiral Miss. Tilsk. Roman Cookie,
Dame, splasher. Donnawol, Marion 5
Flower. Time. 1:06b.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; al
lowances: 4-year-olds and up: 8 fur
Father Bob Burr, $50 $50 ESQ
Half Acre tGrant) $50 4.2O
Steve w. (GinO) 400
Big M; Comrade, Johns Bouquet
Farmers GLORY. Fulmine, 1nescapable
Time. 1:109s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500; al
lowances: 4-year-olds up; lihs miles
ss% ssiIa,I teE5s: euIS. Grant 1850 saS aS as! e
Delhi III, Chance 1t, Don Poggio
Tehran Bey, Peterman, Charles Gate
Time, 1:44.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. 10000
added: the Select Handicap; 3-year-
olds; furlongs.
Brush Fire (Grant) 1880 900 $50
Golden Spy (Bacheller) $50 $3.50
Long Gone John, Spartan War
Rullah, Boston Baker, Command Pilot
Red Cent, Udaipur, Nieduest, Tele.
kinesis. Time, 1903.
field.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. $4,000
iISinins a.r9 s:,1 4yssaFSds ssTr ugi gio so %les
Third Port (Culmonel $40 4.eC
Double Fllght II (GranD S.2G
Red Trouble, Miss Catesby, Sora
odysseus, Forky, Norte, Torauay. Time
1:52%.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
DELAWARE
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to Idolater in the Maryland
Derby, registered her first
stakes triumph.
The favorite players enjoyed
the $11,950 Caesar Rodney
stakes much more than the
Kent when the unbeaten lisa
Great Day, owned by w. Logan
Grier, jr., of Milford, Del, won
his fourth straight in the role
of a $3.50 for So choice.
C. v. Whitney's Chinchilla
rallied strongly in the late
stretch to gain second money
in the 5-furlong dash but
bowed a length and a half. Jack
l. Bender's Jack Bender gained
third. lisa Great Day was
timed in 581s for the FIVE
eighths, two-fifths of a second
slower than the track record
he set here just eight days ago.
Delaware Parks anonymous
show plunger, who wisely
steered clear of Count Amber
in the Kent, repeatedly wagered
$55, 900 third on lisa Great
Day and reaped a quick 10 per
cent profit. The heavy show
betting on lisa Great Day
created a $6,867 minus pool,
the second big one of the meet
ing.
The earlier races we're marked
by a pair of deadheats. In the
third event, a mile and a six
teenth for 3-year-olds, the
camera failed to split Brandy
wine Stables Southpaw and
Christiana Stables Popperdop-
per. In the first race there
was a dead heat for third be-
tween DR.. Jerry j. and Dulaney.
Jockey Nick Shuk accounted
for both ends of the $2980
daily double 8 and 8 when he
registered with Flying Diver
in the first and Voyante in the
second.
Betting on the third week.
end card of the current 55-day
meeting hit $1,804,569.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
BELMONT
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slider at Ill, paid $7.2O to
show.
Celtic Ash's come-from-be-
hind score provided much
needed drama for the 92nd
Belmont, which had lost most
of its appeal when Bally Ache
the Syndicated colt that was
sold for $1,250,000 only a few
weeks ago, suffered the slight
, Injury to his right ankle and
had to be withdrawn from the
race. Bally Aches absence may
have cut the attendance by
more than 10000, for a crowd
of at least $4,000 had been ex-
pected. All racing fans wanted
to find out whether this con-
siStent front-runner could stick
1t out for a mile and a half.
Hartack was a happy young
man after the race, we'll aware
that he had won two of 1960's
Triple Crown classics, even
though he doesn't seem able tc
get along with the press. Prais.
ing the trainer highly for what
he has accomplished with Celtic
Ash, the tempestuouS jockey
said:
My instructions we're tc
keep him back about 10 lengths
or so off the pace, but I had
a time doing it. He was dying
to run all the time. At the half
mile pole, I went out a bit SC
I could make my move when ]
wanted to, and at the three
eighths pole I just let him go
He took off and had plenty
left all the way through the
stretch"
ArcarO Praises Mount
Arcaro, who was trying for
q record seventh Belmont VIC
tory, had some praise for the
disappointing Venetian Way,
who today ran his best race
since the Derby.
MY horse ran a big race"
Arcaro said. 1T may be that
the mile and half beat him
rather than the other horse.
Had it been a mile and a quar-
ter I think I might have won. -
Willie Shoemaker wasn't SO
complimentary about Tom
pion, who as 2-year- old had
a notorious tendency to Jump
at shadows during his races.
For the first part of the
race he jumped and propped
at every light and shadow he
saw and he did everything but
run. I went up front to see
who had the speed and who
might take the lead. but since
nobody did, I just let him
stay there"
Boulmetis said DiSperse
made a fine run coming into
the stretch and he thought for
a brief moment that the King
Ranch horse might win. But
you know what happened when
Celtic Ash got to running,
Sammy added.
Tooth and Nail DisappOints
The biggest disappointment
in the race, neyt to Tompion
of course, was the Cain Hoy
Stables Tooth and Nail, who
was backed down to about 81
on the strength of three straight
New York victories and one al
keeneland. Tooth and Nail
who was ridden by Eric Guerin
after Owner Harry Guggen-
helm refused TO let Arcaro
switch of Disperse to ride him
got off alertly but folded badly
after about a mile. He finished
seventh and last. eight lengths
behind Nagea, the California
representative.
Nagea wound up nine length!
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Charles Town Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-PurSe, $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; about z
Sour Note (Franc'ttD 1850 SEQ $50
Here's Proof russo 1920 $50
Burning Life (Browerl $50
Powder Blue. Dither, Buhr, Dona
Mark. Prince Weeper, After Six. Time,
1870.
SECOND RACE = Purse. $1,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up: 11s
Leave Leave 1t Alone tsmalD $40 $40 $50
NaE9ya BTapdD $50 $50
swear Off, Harlan County, Cartier,
Laurnite. Kappelmeister, Bear Ator,
Frog Legs. Time, 1857.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
THIRD RACE-Purse, S1,1Oo; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; about Z
Flestins viii !ya.iD 1900 $40 40
Order Order tServis) 400 $50
Fey (GambardelIa) 1.4O
Dishes FLYING, Essayist, Young
Howley, Wink Proof. Swift Wind,
French Bleu, Matinee Doll. Time, 1923.
FOURTH RACE Purse. $1,000;
claiming: 4-year- -olds and up; about
8 furlongs.
Some Tan (Root) go 4.6O $40
so Big tServiS) $50 $50
Paner Boss (Davidson) 800
Hu7tingdon. Beau Priam, Prince
lamar, Savemenow, Cornelia, Chief
Cat Time, 1:172s.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: al
lowances: 3-year-olds; 6ra furlongs
Stolen Secret tRooD $50 $50 $50
Becky tSmith) $50 3.2O
Peach Pie (ServiS) $50
Avenue Grand, Gibson 10, Windust,
La Fleet, Moco. Time. 1:212s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, S1,S00: al
lowances; 4-year-olds and up; about
4Ia furlongs.
Ditty Girl (Phelps) 11.6O $50 ESQ
*Dr. Eugene (Servis) $50 2.4O
Atheneum (SmalD 300
Cirencester, Way Lowe, Grand Sus-
pense, Queen Yyonne. Time, 0:494s
Disqualified from 1st to 2nd.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, S1,S00: al
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Repeats on Rings

Tom Darling, Michigan State
graduate student, repeated as
flying rings champion at the
1860 National AAU gymnaStic
meet.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
81 Mountuineers

Eighty-seven candidates made
up the West Virginia varsity
spring football roster.