davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-09-25
LAUREL RACEWAY RESULTS

FIRST RAcNPsce, class c-3;
purse, $500; / mile.
zana Witt tzendO - 1.SO $50 800
Havadean IEllisl $50 $50
Marie Byrd, Armatha Patch. Dodge
toln. Cisco Hanover, JimmieS Bonny.
Time, 2:13ls.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $1,000; trot;
Class C-l: ] mile.
Darn Quick tCummiiordj $50 500
FlAShy Boy CTaylorl 400
Norris Day, Brown Signal, Peta
Comet, sunbonnet King May Able.
Time, 2:O1lS.
DAILY DOUBLE 1927 PAID $3.50
THIRD RAcE-Purse, 5000; pace;
GAS GAS GS2; @ l ,mnil mile q. .ao,,.o 90
6ie' 6ais ReseHs nTG SHDs 81 Ms,:T p0O siS ga ga
lima Spencer tHuffmAnl $50
Tip ElkinRtonn. TaSsy's Waybill
Greater Dewey, Rusty Don, Miss Julie.
Time 2:Os+s.
FOURTH RACE - Trot; Glass B;
Josedale Lords'p (B'Sj 1880 $50 4.cC
Fran Genesee tJOnesl $50 $40
Valiant Hanover tROideT 3.2C
Pay Skipper, Chief Tom Scott. YES
tan. Time, 2:05+s. 49er Gold Rush
number.
FIFTH RACE-Pace; Class c-1;
purse, $1,000; / mile.
Alton Dust (MorrisOnD $50 $40 SAC
Hobo Tomlen tCamerOnD 40 2.SC
Uncle Jim tZendD 39C
White Comet, Tommy Pointer Ray
Greed. Zulu Queen. Time, 2:09+s 49er
Gold Rush number
purse. 81 200: I mile
Gleary Hanover G'm) 1l.2O $50 3.1G
Duke Lee tAkoury. sT.) 100 1850
Clara Song (RoideTD 4.OO
Vega Wick. HomeStretch Harry.
Sally Aircraft. Time, 2:0S3s. 49er Gold
Rush number
SEVENTH RACE-Pace; Glass b.:
Purse $1,000: l mile =
April Chief CChase) 1900 SEQ 3.6O
Miss ROYAL Amber Ph'IpSl 100 $50
Tips Son (MyeFI l.20
Hector, MP's Nancy, Cannon Fire,
Evening star., 1960-09-25

Teacation and Be Cautious
next in pursuit.
When Our Jody showed
signs Of wear near the head
of the stretch. Jockey John
Choquette let out a notch on
Be Cautious and she went to
the front. Baeza, on Teacation,
took after the leader and in a
driving finish was up to nail
down the winners share of
$18,452.50 of the gross pot of
$28,850.
Gov. David Lawrence of
Pennsylvania was on hand to
present the winners trophy to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Hoopsr
Teacation had won her divi-
sion of the Margate here on
opening day and earlier mad
scored in the rich Monmouth
Oaks. Her earnings for the sea-
son have reached $83,816.50.
Completing today's field were
Calumet's pair of Heliolight
and Sun Clint, LEX, Our Jody,
Vanairess. Holy Catfish and
Cadwood.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
Casper Holds
Stroke Lead in
Portland Open

PORTLAND. Greg, Sept. "A
(AP).-Billy Casper, the de-
Tending champion from Apple
Valley, Calf, knocked six
strikes OF par today to take the
lead in the $27 1900 Portland
Open golf tournament.
Casper now has 68-67-66-
201. Is strokes under par on the
6,5S6-yard Portland Golf Club
course. where par is 35-37-72.
With the final round tomor-
row, Don January of Dallas and
Bob Rosburg of Overland Park,
Kans., were a stroke behind.
January. who started today
leading the field by one stroke,
had a 2-under-par 10 for a to-
tai of 202. RoSburg was 3 under
par today.
Arnold Palmer, Ligonier, Pa,
stayed within range of his goal
to become the biggest money
winner of all thine. He also
clipped two strokes of par to-
day and wound up with a total
of 203, only two strokes behind
Casper. Palmer needs the $4,000
first prize here to top Ted
Kroll's record $72,835 tourna-
ment earnings in 1856.
Tied with Palmer was Paul
Harvey of Worcester, Mass, at
203.
The days hottest streak was
turned in by Jim Ferree of
Crystal River. Fla, who birdied
7 of the last 9 holes as he shot
35- -30-65 for a 206 total.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
O8Attend
Final Card at
Shenandoah

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va.
Sept. "a (SpeciaD A daily
double combination of 3 and
paid $500 at Shenandoah
Downs tonight as a crowd o,
8.408 turned out to help clost
the night tracks most success
full meeting.
The winning horses in the
double were Top Downs
($l9.40) and Maid O. Basis
($7.80.
Two fans had five winners
and received $6,257.60 in the
Big Bonanza. The Little Bo-
nanza was shared by II fans
with four winners each. They
received S75.40 each. The win
ming numbers were 8, 3, 4, 4, 4,
and 3.
Jockey Victor EspinoSa had
sewed up riding honors by the
third race by riding Always
Fair. the $3.50 winner. Edward
Schaeffer. five behind the lead
er. did not have enough mounts
on the remainder of the pro-
gram. to catch Espinosa.
Shenandoah Downs closed
out the 7l-night summer Ses-
sion with a daily betting av-
erage of about $295,00O, best
in West Virginia for the sum-
mer and tops among the coun-
try's seven night tracks.
Evening star., 1960-09-25

was shortening stride an eighth
of a mile out. 1t wasn't Bald
Eagles day and he dropped to
fourth as Dotted Swiss moved
into second. Then Sword
Dancer swept past Careless
John on the rail and Dotted
Swiss on the outside.
That was the horse race, an
other thriller to match Sword
Dancers 1859 victory over
Hillsdale and Round Table.
Tompion finished fifth, fol-
lowed by T. v. Lark and War
head. Tompion, T. v. Lark and
Careless John are 3-year-oldS
and carried 100 pounds. The
older horse packed 1876.
Sword Dancer seems to get
better in the fall" Arcaro said
To-day 1 was always able to
get through where I wanted to
but you have to have the horse
to get through. Today l always
had the horse"
Evening star., 1960-09-25
Muirs Wins No. 8,
Then Cracks Up

Jimmy Mairs of Takom a
Park won his eighth straight
stock car feature race last night
at Old Dominion Speedway and
10Th in 20 starts this season
but cracked up in a bid to
extend his streak in a second
feature.
In the second feature, a 25-
lap MairS ran into the rear
wheel of Wally Cores car
MairS' car tipped several
times and was demolished, but
he escaped injury. Gore crashed
his car into the fence, but also
came out uninjured.
Following a reStart, Bill Nor
gan of Fairfax was the winner
Clyde Carnahan of Fredericks-
hnrg won the third 25-lap fea-
ture.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
Teocotion Wins Pageant
At Atlantic City rack

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. "a
(AP).-Fred w. Hooper's Tea
cation scored her fifth victory
of the year in today's Pageant
Handicap before 22.661 racing
fans at the Atlantic City track
The Florida bred daughter
of Quibu lugged topweight- Of
120 pounds and finished g
half-length before the import
ed Be Cautious. A photo was
required in the driving finish
after q mile and sixteenth
over the grass course anc
Funny Bone just nosed out
the favored LEX for thirt
money.
Panamanian Jockey BrauliC
Baeza rode the winner, who
streaked around the hedges iE
1.441s and paid $40. $3.50 ant
$3.50. Be Cautious returned
$3.50 and $4.20 while Funny
Bone was worth $3.50 to show
Our Jody took the early lead
followed by Henolight, with
Evening star., 1960-09-25
Polo Pony Race
On Fairfax Hunt
Card Saturday

The third annual Fairfax
Hunt will be held at 2 pm,
Saturday, on the Sunset Hills
tVa.) farm of A. Smith
Bowman with Audrey Riker's
Golden Fly seeking its third
leg of the Bowman Memorial
Trophy.
Entries have been received
from the stables of John w.
Hanes, president of the New
York Racing Association
Richard K. Mellon of Pitts
burgh. Mrs. Ogden Phipps of
New York and the Smithwicks,
Mike and Paddy. Hubert
Phipps' Rockburn Farm also
will be represented.
The f1ve-card program viii
include the Parkington anc
Seven Corners races, botf
hurdle events. Also scheduled
is the event for polo ponies
known as the Stick and Ball
Entries for this special race
have been received from the
Potomac. Warrenton, Winches-
ter and Baby Doll polo clubs
Evening star., 1960-09-25
Longshot
Wins Feature
Laurel Race

Jack Dolby's Arlington Ham
over, piloted by Fred White,
scored an upset in Laurel Race
ways $500 Babe Ruth Purse
last night with a nose victory
over Billy Axland, stopping the
latter's string of triumphs at
IA straight before a crowd OF
4,684.
Twelve fans picked five win
ners in the 49er gold rush and
were rewarded with a $416.60
payoff while 280 persons got
$3.50 each for selecting four
winners in the Little 49'er. The
winning numbers we're 4-l-2-6-
6-3.
Arlington Hanover came from
last place on the backstretch
to get up in time to nip the
front-running Billy Axland
pacing the mile in 2:04.3. Ar
lington Hanover paid of hand
somely at $21.80, 81 and $3.50
Walter Ellerman's Patch On
was third with the 9-5 favorite
Mikes Lady finishing a poor
seventh.
Billy Axland. who was vanned
to Laurel after a sensational
tour Of the Pennsylvania fairs
where the 6-year-old had
amassed his IA straight tri-
Frank Wimbro's 3-year-old
f1lly. Zana Witt and George
Francis's 6-year-old mare
Manda Hanover, won the first
and second races to give hold
ers of the So combination a
daily double pay of $43.30.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
Howard County
Pony Show Set

Howard County Hunt Club
will stage its annual horse and
pony show next Saturday or
the club grounds at Glenelg
Md, starting at 9 am. rain OF
shine.
The grounds are located on
Route 80, off Route 40.
Competition in two new
trophy classes. the Jane Pfef-
ferkorn Sharp Mem orial
Trophy for ladies' hunters, ano
the M. l.. Dawson Lee Memo
rial Trophy for green hunters
will feature the program.
The show will be a Glass A
show for green, working anc
junior hunters and jumpers
and "B" division show fol-
ponies. A $50 stake class also il
listed for juniors. working hunt.
ers and jumpers. along with
the Maryland P.H.A. greer
working hunter stake.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
Mario Bueno Upset
In Pacific Tennis

LOS ANGELES. Sept. "a
(AP) .-Brazils Maria Bueno-
this years Wimbledon cham
pion-wilted before the left
handed attack of England's
Ann Hayden today and was
dumped in a semifinal upset in
the Pacific Southwest tennis
tournament. The scores were
81. 81.
In mems singles. American
Davis Cup hopefuls Earl Buch-
holz and Barry MacKay moved
into tomorrow's final round.
Buch holz defeated Mike
Franks of Beverly Hills, Calf,
60. 1l-9, IS. Mac Kay
laced Ron Holmberg of Brook
lyn. Ga, l2-10. 6-4.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
BY the Associated Press

Eight National Football
League teams. led by defending
champion Baltimore. open theil
1860 season today-a campaign
that holds promise of being
the leagues biggest despite
competition from the American
Football League.
The Baltimore Colts, looking
for an unprecedented third
straight world title. meet Wash
ington in Baltimore.
The New York Giants. seek
ing a third straight Eastern
title, are in San Francisco
against the Forty Miners
Green Bay, the scourge of the
exhibition trail with a 60 rec
ord. is at home to the Chicago
Bears, while Cleveland meets
the Eagles in Philadelphia.
st. Louis and Los Angeles
opened Friday night while
Pittsburgh christened Dallas
new entry IN the Cotton Bowl
Stadium last night. Detroit
drew the first bye under the
new scheduling system that has
each of the leagues 13 teams
taking a Sunday off while play
ing a 12-game schedule.
Giants Have PrOblemss
The rival American League
has been under way for three
weeks. but the NFL seemed un-
concerned about gate and
crowd figures as it began its
41st season with the biggest
advance sale ever.
The Colts, with such fa-
miliar faces as Quarterback
Johnny Unitas, Halfback Lenny
Moore, Ends Raymond Berry
and Jim Mutscheller, and most
of the team that won the title
last December, are heavy ia
vorites over the Redskins
However, one question looms
Immediately for the Colts
that of old age - creeping into
their wondrous defensive ma
chine.
The Giants, who won but one
of five exhibition games. have
backf1eld problems. They put
Halfback Alex Webster on the
reserve list and expect only
part-time service from their
all-pro halfback, Frank Gift
ford, bothered by a leg injury
The Giants veteran quarter
back. Charley Conerly, will
start his 18th NIL campaign
The Forty-Niners, with Quar-
terback Y. A. Title and Backs
Hugh McElhenny and Joe
Perry, are counting on some
rockies jelling for their shot at
the Western title.
Browns, Eagles Tough
The Browns and Eagles are
figured as the best bets to un-
seat New York as the Eastern
champion, and one of the two
is going to get off flying. How
ever, Cleveland, despite the
magnificent running of Jimmy
Brown, the all-pro fullback and
ground-gaining leader the past
three years. and his speedy
partner, Bobby Mitchell. may
still lack the necessary in
gradients.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
AII-Murine Golf
Taken by Harmon

PARIS ISLAND, S. c., Sept.
"a (AP) Pfc. Jerry Harmon
of San Diego got his game
together in the final nine holes
to win the All-Marine golf
tournament here today by
four strokes.
Harmon shot his second
consecutive par 70 for a 72-
hole total of 287.
Second at 291 was Pfc. Ross
Gatzert. also of San Diego. His
final round was "a.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
Dennison Wins, 34-l4

LANCASTER. Pa. Sept. "a
(AP) .-Halfbacks Lee Shilling
and Nick MuSuraca scored two
touchdowns each today as Den
nison University walloped
Franklin and Marshall College
34-14, in the opening football
game for both.
Evening star., 1960-09-25

EarIs Pal. Honor Fama. Time, 2:06zs.
49'ers Gold Rush number t6b.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 81 500, Pace;
Glass B-l THE Babe Ruth; mile
ArI'ton H'ver (White) ?l.S0 700 I 30
Billy Axland (BurnetD $50 $40
Patch On (Ellermanl ESQ
June First, Date knight, Hobo Jet,
Mikes Lady. Time, 2.04Ss. 49'er Gold
Rush number tSixI.
NINTH RACE-Pace class C-l:
purse 81 900: | mile.
Guinn's Boy (AyOu) S5.?0 400 ESQ
Waybills Son tMcIntyrO 1920 $50
Ruth Lybrook (WetEeD ~ 500
Pembroke Hal. Hal Joy, Archbob,
Stairway, Lawrenceville scratched.
Time. 2:0s7s.
Attendance 4Os4. Total handle.
SOB, 74S 49er Gold Rush: Twelve
persons picked five winners and re-
ceived S4l6,60. Little 40: $50 persons
picked four winners and received 81 80.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
SHENANDOAH
RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Purse. 81 900; for
22-year-olds; claiming; 5is furlonEs
Top Down tGibsonl 1910 80 $50
Monm xsSmH Hpssas PsH GFttaSEsT1lH P.nSs $50 3daS
The Phiiamonic. Chanthini, TequestS'
Frances c. Time, 1:0S.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, 81 900: for
4.year-oldS and up; claiming; s fur
Maid o Basis tBrr., T.aO 400 $50
Comics Buster tSehaeffer) 4.i0 800
BurTWay Prince Pappasl 2.I0
Hozay Boy, Kenellar, North Eternal
DAILY DOUBLE t3-3)-PAD 1890
THIRD RAcE-Purse, s1,IOo; for
4-year-olds and up; claiming: 3is
Always Fair tEsp'sa) $50 $50 $50
How Deep tHOiland) 900 100
Bits Baby tWaEnerD 800
Sleeves Dream. Riyersee Tryancatch
Me, Super Moose. Time, 0:4Ob.
FOURTH RAcE-Purss, s1,IOo: A.
year-olds and up; claiming; 8 furlonEs
June ". 3yasip $50 $50 $50
King Red. sonnys Choice, Port Of Of
Entry, Lenny Gale. Voodoo Drums,
Dora Doll, Ketes Rebel. Time, 1:14h.
Bonanza NUMBER.
FIFTH RAcE-purse, 81 500: .
yesr-olds; allowance; 512 furlongs
Fairpass (S0ilarsD 1900 S.I0 500
Gary Dick (Capsj $50 100
MI: Blues tWaEner) $50
Flash Play. Quantum Glare. swamp
scot. Free Mover. Time, l:07ts. Bo-
nanza number.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse S110O for 3
TwsyblGde IsigIer) T.6O 40 $40
Wllway (SOllarSD 7.2O go
See See B (Sehaenerl 800
Belloscope, Jersey Devil Nocturno
Paralysis, Royal Brick. Time, 1:41ls
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. SI.4Oo:
for three-years-oids and up; allow
stars Last CPaiumbol 500 800 ESQ
HO-Chl-Minh tSiEier $50 $50
Freedoms Folly. Freedom Shot,
Little Beaver. Time. 1:12os
Bonanza number-four.
EIGHTH RAcg-Purse. SO 900: for
three-year-olds; allowance; 5la fur
stolen s'er.t tv's'D Ie.OO 500 $40
dhGalnews Palumbo) $50 $40
dhEfiie J. tSehaefferl $50 $40
un-DedunedJ IOT DldCe
Jimmy Jump Up, Sky Pixie. PrideS
Slave. Ediths Fashion, Mr., WR. Time.
| :O6
Bonanza Number 4.
NINTH RACE-Purse 1000; r.
year-olds up; handicap: miles.
Ku-Kee (VlnSOn) 1850 SEQ 4 90
Chased Again ReynoIdS) $50 2.t0
Lady Incline (Cape) i.IO
Sailors Return, Golden GLOW, Ham
and Eggs Time, 3:26
BIG BONANZA-Two persons picked
s winners and received S6.257 40.
LITTLE BONANZA - II persons
picked 4 winners and received SIS. 40.
The vinnin enumberS we're:
2 4 4 g.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
SuitIund Beaten
By Northwood

Quarterback Randy Lyon
connected with End Mike SIM
mons on three touchdown pas
seS yesterday as Northwood
High School defeated Suitland
28-6. in a Maryland Bi-County
League game at Montgomery
Blair.
Lyon threw to Simmons for
a 48-yard score in the second
period. The same two teamed
up for touchdown passes of -four
and sixteen yards in the third
quarter.
Suitldan's lone score came in
the final period when Richard
Harvey skirted end 9 yards.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
Bel Air Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, 81. 900: claim
Cindy Rock Forde) .@:2O go $50
Tara's Hall (Unger) $50 I.60
Double john Brain Trust, Little
Lytle, Driving. Moon Sis, BY ShuckS,
Blue Ballet. Time. 1:022s.
SECOND RACE = Purse. 81 900;
claiming; 3-year-olds and up; fur
@ ss,s , Nol5 tk5.t1 $50 s.:S e s.:S 20
Rose Case (Weakley) 500
Bernarr Mac. Wayne. Rock, Flame
Rule, Handgunner, Love-a.Chsnce'
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $1O6.sO
THIRD RACE : Purse, 81 900;
claiming: 3-year-olds and up; 5 fur
%ss;s:,t. s.;ss.' sK;;ss.,' 1880 s.sS sS s.Go 20
Gal Bomb. Deputy Speaker. jolly
Joker. One Boy, Top Front, Jersey Deb,
Gay Memory. Time, t:0l2s.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81 300; al
Mr.. Billy page (s'do> $50 $50 ESQ
a Captain BliEh Reynolds) $50 2.!O
Winners All tPrestD 9.S0
unIT Flors MacdonSld ssuhsior Hot carGS GGS.
Bandit, Gallant Hostess. Diamond
Duke Time, 1:O12s.
Xanatl Farm and Vischer entry.
FIFTH RACE Purse, $1,000:
claiming: 3-year-olds and up; liz
Could Be Said tKeene) 100 3.4O a.sO
a Balaclava (Weakleyl $50 e.4G
King Flush PrestD 4.IO
Ere Beau. Bouair. cosmic Dust
Foamy. War Sally Time. 1:4aHs
Fitzgerald and Merryman entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: al.
lowance; 3 and year oldS; 613 fur
longs.
q Flaming Susie tK'tz) $50 $50 FAC
Happy Water (SistoI 500 2.lG
NewbOld tUnger) 22O
Precinct. Cut In. war Police. Roy
al Toast. Could Be You. Time, 1:22
BertaZon entry.
SEVENTH RACE : Purse. S1,4OOi
allowances: 3-year- -olds and up; ) fur
longs
Rose zayn. tw'kleyl 1850 I3.4o 9.4G
Cedar Patch (KratE) $50 4.6u
Gentle Slam (Reynolds) 3.CG
Mr., BoweS, Betrayed. Belfaster, Roy.
a. Holiday. Mandalay Miss, Round Pie
Tanned. Time, 1:012s.
EIGHTH RACE Purse. $1,000
allowances; 3-year -olds and up: | mile
Eastern Hobo tKeene) 4.2O $50 2.2C
TuscanAway KFatE) $50 2.3t
China Quest (Weakley) 30C
Grand Blvd. Kun on Doc, Prout
Rebel. Time, 1:4Oh.
NINTH RACE Purse, Sl,1O0
claiming; 3-year-odls and up; IN
miles.
Head Dancer CMcIvOr) 800 $40 2.Sl
Blow Gun tDuBois) $40 3.St
Rotation (Reyn0lds) 28t
Regal Pass, Princess Louise, Doctor
Leo, His Proof Lotochemp, Soutf
Tyrone Time, 1:44s.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
CHARTS OF ATLANTIC CITY RACES

Copyrighted, 1850, by Triangle Publications 1nel
FIRST RACE1Purse; $500; claiming; s-yesr-oldS; &
Winner, H. N. Schwarzs ch c. ., by Daumier-Flaming
S4S5 So35 Time 1:i2a, Clear and fast ~
Evening star., 1960-09-25
Aqueduct Results
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing; 3--year-olds and up; / mile.
ASgard (ArcarOl 4.2O $40 40
yesper (Adamsl 7.80 $40
Writer, Loisel, Novel Book. ClematiS,
Royal Miraway, Succabone. Time.
Herf-Frank entry.
SECOND RACE = Purse, $4,000: .
year-old maidens: Z furlongs.
ROYAL Record tBro'G 9.2O 4.3O $50
Matey (Arcarol $40 $50
Solar Flare (BouImetis) I.5O
Senrac s., Weaubleau, Rough Jus
tice, New Line, Fightin' zivics, b DR..
Miller, b Will to Live, Amocal. Time.
a soscia- -Woolford Farm entry.
b Jacobs-Bieber entry.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID Sal
THIRD RACE = Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 3-year-olds and up: fur
| longs.
Nance,s Rule Cyara) II.5O $50 $50
Sound'N Fury tBurns) 4.8O 3.IG
Toscan, Take Five, sabena Il
| Scottsdale. Time, 1:242s.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $4,000:
allowances; 3-year-olds and up; Ia
b Hoe Down (sh'kerO 500 500 a.Io
b Sea Rover CBouImetis) 500 3.IO
Beau Blue tGuerin) 3.4G
Sir Barker, Leave Cancelled, Cad
miroIli Pilsrimage' Line o'Fire. Time
b MARYLAND Fans entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: allow
snees; 2-yearrolds: turlongs
Jet e rides sO tBroGssar0 osaaa 500 $50 sSS s5o so
JoedimaE tShoemakerI 400
Admiral Eddie. samlen.. shavetail
kinss Song, No Dance. Multnomsh
a chesler-Main Chance Farm entry
SIXTH RACE - Purse, $4,000; al
CountsTate tH.tack} 1880 i4.Io 1.eg
Room and Board (Sh'm'l 4.SG
.Leddysmaun, Teacher, Bold Lark
All Hands. Long Gone John, Udaipur
, SEVENTH RACE - 10000 added
tn, the woodward Ns;,rd Stakes; a-year-olds anc
sword Dancer tArc'ol $50 $50 2.5C
a Dotted Swiss tShOemaker) $50 2.6C
Bald EaEle tYcaEa) 2.2(
| lOulplOTs CdT6leSS JODn. WATneau
T v Lark Time, 2:01Is (new track
recordD
Whitney entry.
EIGHTH RACE Purse, $4,000
handicap. 3-year-olds and up; IL.
miles.
Captain Kidd IT tS'r) 1910 $50 s.4t
LII Fella tHartack) $50 2St
Whitley (YcaEa) 33l
Ambereris, Scotland. Shield Bearer
CIVIC Guard. Charpentier Eurasia, Nc
lavish. Time, | :42%
claiming; 3-year-olds and up: fur,
longs
Pertshire tArcaro) $50 SEQ 2.7t
Fabulous Fox (YeaEa) 500 AT
Wing Jet tGuerin) J2I
Copihual. CRAFTY Belle. Sharpshoot
er. Hilway. Brides Account, Limoges
Time. 1:lOts.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
FOOTBALL SCORES

Baylor 26 Colorado 0
Northwestern 10 Oklahoma 3
FAR WEST
Air Force 80 --- Colo. st. u. 8
Idaho st. 80 Arizona st. c. 10
San Fran. st. 20 L. Beach 0
Texas Ann. IA Texas Tech IA
Utah IA Montana IL
WhitwOrth %, Lew. e. Clark 19
Wisconsin "a Stanford Z
Wyoming Is New Mexico 3
Washington Al Idaho IL
Westminster 80 E. Montana IL
SCHOLASTIC
B-CC 6--NOrthweStern 0
Douglass Luther Jackson 6
Episcopal -GoAZaga IL
Gaithersburg SO st. A'thonys 13
GleneIg 81 Edgewood 2
GrOvetOn 25---Le Lee 0
Herndon 7----LOud0un Co. 0
HOffman-BOSt. g. -P0mOnkey 2
LaPlata 25---SOuthern 0
NOrthwo0d 28------Suitland 6
O'COnnell st. Stephens 7
QuanticO Post Lackey 2
Rich. Montgomery 20 Blair 0
Sherwood - Good Counsel 0
st. Johns 80 st. Francis Pr. 0
Woodbury. FIR. IA Augusta MA s
Evening star., 1960-09-25

NoRTHwooD 2 II IL a-2s
SUTTLAND ---- o O O e.
Northwood Scoring: Touchdowns-Sim
mons, 3 t4S, 4. leopard passes from
Lyon. Lyon q, plungel. Safety
Muchamer tackled in the end zone
by Young. Conversion-Jensen. >.
Suitland scoring: Touchdown-Harvey
O., rum.
Evening star., 1960-09-25

EIGHTH RACE Purse. 5000;
allowances; 3-year -olds and up: mile.
Eastern Hobo tKeene) 4.2O $50 2.20
Tuscanaway KratE) $50 2.30
China Quest (Weakley) 800
Grand Blvd KUN on DOC, Proud
Rebel Time, 1:4OM
Evening star., 1960-09-25

NINTH RACE = Purse, 'SI,1OO;
claiming; 3-year -odls and up; Ia
miles.
Head Dancer CMcIvoD 500 $40 2.SO
Blow Gun tDuBOis) $40 $40
Rogaiton (Reyn0lds) ESQ
Regal Pass, Princess Louise, Doctor
Leo. His Proof. Lotochemp, South
Tyrone Time, 44is
Evening star., 1960-09-25

Two-doar mutuels paid-GAYLAD $500, $500, 81 80
MISS GREECE $3.50, $40 STAR M1LKMAN $40.
| Handle-S344376.
Evening star., 1960-09-25

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
Cindy Rock Fordel 2S:2O $40 $50
Tara's Hall (UnEer) $50 100
HaStewoOd (BeAl) 5000
Double John. Brain Trust, Little
Lytle, Driving, Moon Sis, BY ShuckS,
Blue Ballet. Time. l:O22a
Evening star., 1960-09-25

SIXTH RACE-PurSe. $500; claiming 3-year-olds;
furlongs Post 49,; off 435! start good ridden
out. Winner, F. Holbrooks blk by Trojan Monarch
Happy Is Trainer X. Noe values-S$160, $40, $40
Evening star., 1960-09-25

EIGHTH RACE-Purse 50, 500 allowances; 3-year-old,
and iurongS Post 542: Of S;43 start GOOD Eor
stabe@Bs chelor Belle Trainer j. P, Simpson. Values
S2,7O0, 5000, $685.. S3l5. Time l:11
10 y.
Evening star., 1960-09-25

Two-dollar mutuels paid FRENCH ARTIST, SI3.Sl
So O0 20. PLASTIC FOOT, S16.60, $500. BOB MAJ
Hande%Sls4.99O Daily double handle-s259,319
Evening star., 1960-09-25

NINTH RACE - Purse. S3.7oO.
claiming; 3-year-olds and up: & fur
longs,
Pertshire tArcaro) $50 SEQ go
Fabulous Fox CYeaEa) 500 Ala
Wing Jet (Guerin) %
Copihusl. Crafty Belle Sharpshoot-
er. Hilway. Brides Account Limoges
Time i:IO4s
Evening star., 1960-09-25

FS9O1fiii FPsd 'aslmas. alum IL 8 81 !!dsS !dsS
Two-dollar mutuels paid-NAsHUA Blue S5 60 81. 80,
$500. DUNK DUNK, $40. $500. cHALRULLAH $500,
| Handle-$243743.
Evening star., 1960-09-25

EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $1,000.
handicap;. 3-year-olds and up; IL.
miles.
Captain Kidd II tS'r) 1910 $50 $40
LII Fella tHartack) $50 2,S0
whitley (YcaEa) 3.3O
Ambergris, Scotland. Shield Bearer,
Civic Guard. Charpentier, Eurasis, Nc
lavish. Time. 42%.