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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-30


portfolio will be seen here
every third week, alternating
with CBS's Face the Nation.)
Only some kind Of dreamer
would expect professionally pol
ished local shows from the out
set. One obvious trouble is that
too many of our technicians
have had nothing more difficult
to do these past few seasons
than photograph a chap read
ing copy behind a desk.
The rustinesS was evident in
Portfolios look at THE Devil
in Drama" (from the early
morality plays to Dam Yam
kees~ and the wonder is that
the show came off as creditably
as it did.
The script (by Father Domi-
mic Rover, OPP was an excel
lent one but the camera work
in the illustrative sequences
was awkward, particularly in
the closeups and the movement
from one character to another.
Bob Deitz Ia c. U. alumnus on
loan from Arena STAGE, Mi
chael Graham and Brennan
Moore had their moments none
theless-I particularly like the
Dostoevsky excerpt - and Fa-
ther Hartke, head of c. US
drama department, was the
narrator.
When director Bill Linden,
who made good use of an i'm
pressive Devils mask and dane
er to set the stage, and his aides
have a few more shows under
their belts, Portfolio will be
much nearer the show producer
Larry Beckerman and WTOP
have in mind. They have not,
at least, made the mistake of
setting their sights too low.
y 4 Il
Note: Let's hope that Port
folio, in its continuing exami-
nation of cultural, educational
and recreational activities, re-
turns to GUS famed drama
school at a later point. It was
a logical place from which to
start; 1t would be an even more
logical place to which to return.
4
On the Run:
Caught Washington's MOusie
Garner on Surfsix Six Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-30
Ex-ChopIoin to Speak

1t. Comdr. Carl Yeager, a
retired Navy chaplain and as
sociate secretary Of the Lu-
theran Service Commission,
will discuss the church in South
America at the Lutheran Lay
mems Fellowship luncheon at
noon tomorrow in Luther
Place Me mortal Lutheran
Church. Fourteenth street and
Vermont avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-30
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-30
Policeman Group
To Elect Dec. 20

The District Policemen's As
ISOLATION has postponed its an
nual election of officers until
December 20.
Pvt. George Whaler. associa-
ton president. said an attempt
to hold elections earlier this
month was suspended in mid
vote when he noted a viola
ton in the associations by
laws. At a special meeting held
last night to iron out the is
sue, the association voted to
hold the elections again next
month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-30
ON THE AIR
A Fine Start
For Portfolio
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

Our local stations finally bestirring themselves in the
area Of TV programmng and brother what long pause for
network fill this has BEEN Cases in point Seges
Comment show for WAL7 Improved Sunday over the
preiere and the ambitious Portfolio opener Monday (WTOP-
spotlghng the considerable dramatic talent at Catholic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-30

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Evening star., 1960-01-08
BuyIor Is Added
To West Squad
For Star Game

NEW YORK, Jan. 8 (AP) -
Hot Rod Hundley of Mime
apoliS and Chuck Noble OF
Detroit. backcourt stars of the
National Basketball ASsocia-
tion'S Western Division, will
make their first appearance in
the circuits all-star game,
President Maurice Podoloff an
nounced yesterday. Eight other
players were selected for the
January % game in Phila-
delphia.
Elgin Baylor Of Minneapolis
and Cliff Hagan and Clyde
Lovellette of st. Louis also were
named to represent the West
in a vote of division coaches.
Picked to round out the East
ern Division squad we're George
Yardley and Larry Costello of
Syracuse, Bill Sharman and
Bill Russell OF. Boston and
Willie Naulls of New York.
The first teams previously
announced and chosen in ballot
ing by sportswriters and broad
casters we're: East-Paul Arizin
and wilt Chamberlain, Phila-
delphia; Bob Cousy, Boston;
Richie Guerin, New York, and
Adolph Schayes, Syracuse. West
Bob Petit. st. Louis: Walt
Dukes and Gene Shue, Detroit: {:
Jack Twyman. Cincinnati, and
Dick Garmaker, Minneapolis.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
LA Open Draws
$50 Golfers for
$37,5O0 Purse

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 8 (AP)
34th annual Los Angeles
Open, Oldest golf event of its
kind in the West, gets under
way today with a field of $50
or more shooting for the
S37,50O.
The setting is the Rancho
Municipal Golf Club, a 1000
yard course with a par Of
35-36-7l. Ken Ventura toured
it a year ago in four rounds
with 278 strokes, six under par,
and took the winners purse.
Ventura is back, and so are
most of the top professionals
in the Nation.
Included are the winners of
the three major events in 1853
Art Wall, jr., the Masters
and the money title; National
Open Champion Billy Casper
and PGA Winner Bob Rosburg.
The Los Angeles fixture
launches the richest California
swing in history for the pros.
In the next five weeks they
will shoot for $244,500 in prize
money here. at nearby Yorba
Linda Country Club for $685.
900. Bing Crosby's $4,000 tour
nament on the Monterey
Peninsula. the $4,000 San
Diego Open and then the New
Palm Springs Classic for a
100000 purse.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
BY the Associated Press

Even when he has a bad
night in scoring-that is If you
think q is bad-Oscar Robert
son is a tough man to beat.
The versatile All-America
collected only 81 points-13.7
under his record-scoring aver
age this season-but showed
his class as feeder" in spark
ing unbeaten Cincinnati to a
1859 Missouri Valley Confer
ence victory over the Shockers
at Wichita last night.
Robertson scored only nine
points in the first half but set
up his teammates with devas-
tating effect for a 47-29 lead.
Wichita kept whiting Cincin-
MATHS margin in the second
half but Robertson, although
guarded closely by clio Gene
Wiley and GA Ron Heller,
popped in l8 points to preserve
the Bearcats' unbeaten record.
Cincinnati, the Nations No.
! team and one Of the four I'M
beaten major quintets. now has
an Ito record.
There may be trouble ahead.
however. The Bearcats showed,
even in victory, that they
missed their powerful defense
man, Bob Wiesenhahn. The
6-foot-4. 220-pound husky
broke a bone in his right foot
in scrimmage Monday night.
Robertson and Co. move to
Tulsa tomorrow for a clash with
the Hurricanes, who proved
surprisingly tough against
Bradley's fourth-ranked club at
Tulsa. The Braves beat Tulsa,
7l-58, but found it difficult to
penetrate the Hurricanes zone
defense until the final is min
utes.
Bradley trailed by one point
on three occasions in the first
half and led only by five going
into the final IS minutes. Then
Dan Smith 19 points and
Chet Walker Q5) spearheaded
a surge that opened up the
game.
Most of last nights major
action was concentrated in the
potent Missouri Valley Confer
ence. In the other conference
contests, l2th-ranked St. Louis
C9-3 outclassed Houston. IA
46. and Drake whipped North
Texas State, 1913, despite Jim
Mudd's 35-point performance
for the losers.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Presidents Back Up GooIie
On'Eve of RumbIers Game

Goalie Jacques Caron of the
Washington Presidents, who
has found the going rough Of
late. was given a vote OF con-
fidence by his teammates as
they prepared to meet the
Philadelphia Ramblers at $50
pm. tomorrow at Uline Arena.
Caron, who started the sea-
son impressively only to sag
along with the rest of the team,
has given up ll6 goals. an aver
age of 3.5l for 33 games.
Caron did a poor job in the
nets when Washington lost, 7-6,
to Johnstown in overtime here
last Saturday.
The Presidents lost again the
following night in New Haven
However, this time Caron
looked good as reflected by the
10 score.
THE fact that Caron bounced
back for a good performance
against New Haven and has
looked impressive in workouts
this week makes us feel he'll do
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Robertson, Held to II,
Still Sparks Cincinnati

Miami Q2-D, ranked l4th,
edged Iona, 69-67, on Dick
Hickox' 30-footer from the side
at the final buzzer. The 5-foot-6
backcourt star scored "a points
in pacing the Hurricanes to
their eighth straight victory
and a successful debut in New
York's Madison Square Garden.
In the second half of the
Garden double-header, st. Jo-
seph's of Philadelphia (9-2),
made up a l6-point deficit in
whipping st. Johns IN. ",
82-77. 1t was the Hawks first
victory over st. Johns at the
Garden in II attempts. John
Egan (33) and Bobby Mcneil
t3D and a half-court press
wrecked the Redmen in the
second half. Tony Jackson
netted "a for the losers.
In scattered action elsewhere,
the Air Force G-6) scored its
first victory of the season,
downing Omaha, GOAL; Fur
man hit on so per cent of
its shots for an 8O-69 victory
over Clemson; Georgia downed
Georgia Southern. 1915, on
Phil Simpsons 18 points and
mighty rebounding; Memphis
State thumped Oklahoma City,
8l-68, and Kentucky Wesleyan
nosed out Tennessee All,
l09~107.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Mat Probe Figure
Promotes Show
Without License

RICHMOND. Va, Jan. 8 tAP)
Big Bill Lewis, impresario OF
wrestling at Richmond and
Norfolk. staged his grunt-and-
groan show in the port city last
night right after the Virginia
Athletic Commission said 1t
hadn't renewed his promoters
license.
Lewis said in Norfolk he had
not been notified Of the COM
missions action and had moth
ing to say.
State Senator Charles r.
Fenwick Oh Arlington. the act
ing chairman Of the commits
sion. said yesterday the COM
mission would hold up Lewis
license renewal until 1t studied
testimony given at recent pub
lie hearings.
Meanwhile, Lewis isn't sup
posed to stage wreStlin g
matches.
The hearings dealt with
charges brought by Match
maker William V. Olivas that
monopoly forces including Lewis
and the National Wrestling AL
lance hold tight control over
Virginia wrestling.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
MuIIoy Is Choice
In Dixie Tennis

TAMPA. Fla. Jan. 8 (AP) y
Gardnar Mulloy moved into
the favorite'S role today for the
quarter finals round of the
Dixie International tennis
championship.
The 46-year-old star from
Miami, Fla, winner Of this
tournament five times, faced
1t. Henry Jungle, a dark-horse
entry from New Orleans.
Mulloy. second seeded, de-
feated Geoffrey Black of Can
ada, 6-1. 60. in his first
appearance of the tournament
yesterday. Jungle gained the
quarter finals with a straight
set triumph over siXth-seeded
Rudy fernando Of Modesto,
Calf.
Earl Buchholz of st. Louis.
l9-year-old member Of the
United States Davis Cup team
and top seeded here. was elimi-
mated yesterday in a Ga, Ga
upset by Ed Mandarino Of
Brazil.
Mandarino faced Orlando
Garrido Of Cuba in his quarter
finals match. Other matches
sent third-seeded Mike Davies
of England against Luis Arilla
of Spain and fourth-seeded
Don Candy Of Australia against
Eduardo Zuleta of Ecuador.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Tony Lee Is Spotted
3 Pounds by HiIIsdoIe

Then 4 years old. Hillsdale car
ried lis pounds while Round
Table. a 5-year-old, had 1872.
In the San Carlos. Hillsdale,
now 5. will carry high weight
Of 130 and Tony Lee, 4, gets
127.
Willie Shoemaker gets his
first ride on Hillsdale. He re-
places tall Tommy Barrow, the
erstwhile regular rider. willis
Johnny Longden goes on Tony
Lee, who was Shoemaker's
mount early last year.
Eddie Arcaro will ride Fleet
Nasrullah and Milo Valenzuela
will handle Promised Land. Bill
Boland will ride either Ole Fols
or Finnegan, probably the for
mer. Manuel Ycaza will be
aboard Clandestine.
The San Carlos is a sprint
tune-up for such bigger purses
as the 500, ,000-added Santa
Anita and San Juan Handicaps,
both goals for HillsdaIe and
Tony Lee.
Shoemaker's losing streak
finally came to an end in the
fifth race when he guided the
favored Bitter Feud to a dead
heat victory with Eddie Arcaro,
who rode Gun Box. 1t was Will
lies first triumph in 81 mounts.
Shoe also won the $4,000
feature aboard Love in View at
mile and a sixteenth. Love in
View paid $500, $3.40 and $3.50.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Sport Club Game
Features Sunday
Soccer Card Here

The Washington Sport Club,
first-half champion of the Ma
tional Soccer League, meets
the British Lions at 2:30 pm.
Sunday at Twenty-third street
and Constitution avenue to fea-
ture a card Of four opening
games Of the second half.
The Sport Club defeated
Maggie's Restaurant, 8-3, in a
playoff match for the first half
title. Maggie's opens its second
half play against Schweigert
at Hams Point.
In other games, Central
Valet, last years champion,
plays Inca, a Peruvian Embassy
team, at Sixteenth and Ken
nedy streets NV, and Prince
Georges County takes on the
Charles County Legionnaires
at Frederick SasScer High
School in Upper Marlboro. All
games begin at 2:30 o'clock.
All teams in the league will
be strengthened for the second
half with the addition of COL
lege and prep school players.
who have completed their sea-
son with area schools.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
On-ond-On Tops Nominees
For Jan. IS Tropical Cap

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 8 (AP).-
Calumet Farms On-and-Off,
winner of last Saturdays
Orange Bowl Handicap, heads
a field of IA handicap horses
nominated for the $50,000-
added Tropical Park Handicap,
which closes the meeting jan
uary Is.
Others nominated for the
1ls mile event climaxing Trop-
icalS 43-day season include
Cain Hoy Stables One-Eyed
King, winner of four stakes
last year: Sam Sair's Master
Palynch, Modan Stables Strait
mat, Gustavo Rotundo's Pensil-
vania and Mrs. Tilyou Chris
topher's Captain Kidd II.
Stratmat won 13 races last
year, including the Christmas
Handicap; PENNSYLVANIA unseated
Evening star., 1960-01-08

his rider in the Washington,
D. c., International, his only
start in this country, and Cap
tain Kidd II is an EngliSh-bred
who never raced in this country
Others listed include Spring
Hill Farms Easy Spur, Elkcam
Stables Open View, Left Lin
Stables Mariners Guide, F. J.
Recio's Noble Sci. Hept Stables
Dark Tale, B. A. Dario's Verdi
and Frank c. Rand, jr.'s st.
Amour II.
Mrs. Adele L. Rand's Clem
also was nominated, but he
already has retired from rae
ing and has been declared out
Of the race.
St. Amour II won the feature
in 1858 and plans are to re-
tire him after his Tropical
engagement.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Levin T cam Next
For Unbeuten Duo

Chief Big Heart and Mark
Levin will get a shot at the
undefeated Iron Russians in
the feature match on next
Thursday nights wrestling
card at Capitol Arena, Promo
ter Vince Mcmahon announced
today.
Big Heart and Levin last
night defeated Chet Wallick
and DR.. Jerry Graham in one
OF three team battles at Cap
itol.
The Iron Russians defeated
Arnold Skoaland and Luis Mar
tinez, while Red Bastien and
his brother Lou defeated An
gelo Savoldi and Al Smith in
the other team matches.
In other bouts, Bruno Sam
martino won over Gregory
Jarque. and Enrique Romero
pinned Tiger Jack Vansky.
Evening star., 1960-01-08

ARCADIA, CALI, Jan. 3
(AP). - Hillsdale and Tony
Lee. two Of the Nations finest
runners, dominate a brilliant
field in tomorrow's S50,000-
added San Carlos Handicap at
Santa Anita.
Hillsdale, the Indiana-bred
star. made a big bid for horse
of-the-year honors in 1859, and
Tony Lee won the Kentucky
Derby last spring.
Others expected to start in
the 7-furlong race are Ole Fols
and Flnnegan from the N. S.
Mccarthy Stable; Fleet Nasrul-
lah, Promised Land, Eddie
Schmidt and Clandestine.
The San Carlos will be the
first start since late September
Tor HllSdale, the pride Of G,
w. Smith. Detroit sportsman
induStrialist.
Tony Lee, owned by Fred
Turner. jr., Of Texas, won i'm
preSsively in his first start here
after a lay-off of several
months.
The expected Hillsdale- Tony
Lee duel is reminiscent of a
year ago when the great Round
Table and Hillsdale hooked UP
in this same handicap.
Hillsdale beat Round Table
by a nose in a tremendous race.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
WarriorsCut
CeItics' Lead
To41 Games
BY the Associated Press

The Philadelphia Warriors
are making hay while the Bos-
ton Celtics suffer from a victory
drought in the Eastern Division
of the National Basketball As
Sociation.
While the pace-setting Gel
tics have lost four of their five
starts since matching the
league record of II straight VIC
tories, the Warriors have been
slowly closing in on the leaders.
The Philadelphians won their
sixth straight last night with a
120-105 victory over Detroit
in a double-header at Syracuse
and cut the Celts' lead to AZ
games. Third-place Syracuse,
eight games back. turned back
the Cincinnati Royals, 132-114,
for the Mats fifth success in
their last six outings.
Wilt Chamberlain scored A
points and had 80 rebounds for
the Warriors. Paul Arizin scored
% as he joined Chamberlain in
a fourth-period rally that broke
the game open after the War
riors had led by only 86-84 at
the three-quarter mark.
Syracuse's scoring was well
distributed among four men.
George Yardley got "a points,
Hal Greer and Dolph Schayes,
% each, and Larry Costello 81.
In addition. Yardley held Jack
Twyman. the leagues leading
scorer, to 20 points.
Tallying more than twice as
many points at Twyman, Cham
berlain moved within % points
of the Cincinnati ace. In AZ
games, Twyman has scored
1877. Chamberlain has 1895
in SO.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Strike Threat
Seems Over
At Bowie

BALTIMORE, Jan. 8 (AP)
"A threat by organized horse
owners to boycott the race
meeting beginning February II
at Bowie appears to have died
out.
DR.. George Rosenberger, pres
ident Of the local division OF
the Horsemen's Benevolent and
Protective Association, pro-
posed to Bowie that its amount
OF purse money be based on
last years betting.
Jack Loome, general man
ager Of Bowie, promised. You'll
get my best effort on the pro-
poSal."
The horSemen and Bowie had
been at odds over distribution
Of purse money based on last
years 40 days Of racing. Ac-
cording to an agreement, Bowie
paid out $4,000 less in prize
money than it should.
Owners Of horses who raced
at Bowie in 1859 wanted the
money distributed retroactively.
Bowie proposed to add it to
this years purses.
The dispute reached the
Maryland Racing Commission,
which sided with Bowie.
DR.. Rosenberger in behalf of
the HBPA then offered Loome
a plan in which last years
money will be added to other
purse money in a four-way
split during the Bowie meeting
We'll. what about the strike,
is that OFF," Loome asked.
IF you accept this contract,
everything will be peace and
harmony" DR.. Rosenberg re-
piled.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
HinI~~h e44
'NI~ ~-sE 49,
To Televise
Seven Stakes

Seven stakes races, including
two $100.0O0-added events, will
be televised in color from
Hialeah this year beginning
January 16. the National
Broadcasting Company an
nounced today.
The inaugural event will be
the S25,O0O-added Royal Poin-
ciana Handicap at 6 furlongs
for 3-year-olds and up.
A tour Of Hialeah. from
entrance to starting gate will
be shown on the first telecast,
which comedies with the open
ing of the tracks 44-day meet
ing. The remaining six pro-
grams will include pre-race
features on some aspect Of rae
ing at Hialeah. The programs
will be aired from 4::30 to S
pm.
Fred CapoSsela, veteran race
caller, will describe the running
of the races, with Tommy
Roberts doing the interviews.
Other races to be telecast:
January % - S25,000-added,
Royal Palm Handicap, mile and
an eighth for 3-year-olds and
up. January 30-$25, ,000-added,
Bougainvillea Turf Handicap,
mile and three-sixteenths, for
3-year-olds and up. February 6
- S50,000-added, McLennan
Handicap, mile and an eighth,
for 3-year-olds and up. Feb
ruary 13-S75, ,000-added, Hia-
leah Turf Cup, mile and a half,
for 3-year-olds and up. Feb
ruary 20 - ,000-added,
Widener Handicap, mile and a
quarter, for 3-year- -olds and up.
February 81 - S100, 0,000-added,
Flamingo Stakes, mile and an
eighth, for 3-year-olds.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Citadel Grid Cord
Lists CoIoniuIs

CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. 8
(AP). = Six Southern Confer
ence contests are on the 10
game 1860 football schedule
announced yesterday by The
Citadel.
The Cadets close their season
November l9 against a new
opponent, Arkansas State, in
JoneSboro, Ark. State rival
Wofford, played 90 times since
1916, more recently in an
Orangeburg Fair game, has
been dropped.
The schedule:
September II. Newberry: "a, at
George Washington: October /. at Da-
wilson; 3, Florida State; 3, at Rich
mond. 20. at Furman; 20, PRESBYTERIAN:
November s, william & Mary; l2,
virEinia Military; 10, at Arkansas
State
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Horvuth Ties Hull
In Hockey Scoring
BY the Associated Press

The Boston Bruins are back
in fourth place and Bronco
Horvath is tied with Chicago's
Bobby Hull for the National
Hockey League scoring lead.
Both events came to pass
last night when in the only
league game the Bruins de-
feated the Black Hawks, 5-l,
with Horvath getting a goal
and an assist. Hull, shut out
of the scoring column by the
tight Boston defense, and Hor-
vath each have 40 points but
the Bruins sharpshooter has
two more goals-26-24.
Evening star., 1960-01-08

we'll against the Ramblers. -
Player-Coach Rags Raglan said
1t will take an all-around
performance by Washington to
come out on top. The Ram
blers, Northern Division lead
ers in the Eastern Hockey
League, have won four of five
games with the Presidents this
season.
Philadelphia is headed by
Player-Coach Doug Adam,
whose Al points are good
enough for a second-place tie
in the league. and Goalie Ivan
Walmsley. who has given up
only 81 goals in 80 games,
fourth best in the league.
GREENSBORO, N. c., Jan.
8 (AP) Len Bouchard scored
twice last night to lead the
Clinton Comets to a GA East
ern Hockey League victory
over Greensboro.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Tourney Dute Set

RICHMOND. Va. Jan. 8
(AP). Staunton's 1ngleside
Country Club will be host to
the 33d annual Virginia Open
golf tournament June 1926.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Margaret Brent Wins
To Souure Record

Margaret Brent High School
evened its basketball record at
3-3 as it trounced Charlotte
Hall, 73-45, last night at home.
Robert Burroughs set the pace
,r,ith DC rnninnfc
Evening star., 1960-01-08
RACING
RESULTS T S
Charles Town

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000: maid
en- 3-year-olds: ga furlonss.
Premonition Gee) 7.2O 100 $50
Pleasant Hill RUSSO $50 3.lO
Castle Garden tKratE) $50
Little Clown. Theonlyone. Dandy Star,
Epeck. Kitchen Nymph. over Town,
Almost Pat. Time, l:233s.
SECOND RACE Purse. 81 900.
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 4I2 fur
Silent John tsmith) 1880 s.eO $50
Q. X. Solomon tsfer) 2O.iO 1900
Sugar Loeb Kirk 1.8O
irish Dash, Ala Jester, HsrridGn,
AndAdo. London Lady, Chance Moon,
Inks Dinka Doc Time, 0:5I
DAILY DOUBLE t2-D S64.2O
THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing 4;year-olas and up; "a tHrlongs nn Is
super Moose tEsDinOsa) $50 800
Lumpi (McGoVern) $50
Z Overlook Lady, Molly M. Hill Maid,
Suez, Delicious, Rush for Gold, Joe
Cream. Time. 0:49's.
Evening star., 1960-01-08

xApprsniies elIe~enes sIaimsd.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Sixth RAcE-Pue 81 800 eumns Is5oo s3oooi 4-yeo'-
oIds and up: I mile
SEVENTH RAcE-Purss So ooo oowonee; 4ysoods and

White Ring S'obls entry.
b. Seria, i'm. |. Cohen entry.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Tropical
~ the Associated Press

SECOND RAcE-Purse, - 100;
.laiming: 4-yesr-olds; l mile and 20
Evening star., 1960-01-08
OTHER ENTRIES
Suntu Anitu
BY the Associated Press

SECOND RACE - Purse. $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-oldS and up: q fur