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CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in a single copy, will be received at the
Department of Property and Procurement, Division OF
Procurement and Supply, Old Grammar School Build
ing, Christiansted, ST. Croix, u. S. Virgin Islands, until
IL noon, Tuesday, November | 1860, and then public
ly opened for the following:
Frederiksted Pier, Frederiksted, ST. Croix,
US. Virgin Islands, consisting of con
~struction Of a deep water pier, including
approaches in Frederiksted Harbor.
The Government Of the Virgin Islands reserves the
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Plans and specifications may be procured from the
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ment, either in Christiansted or Charlotte Amalie, or
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Army in July 1859 and re-
ceived basic training at
ort Dix, N. j. He arrived
overseas in April 1860.
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Evening star., 1960-07-24
Heat Captured
By Hawaii Kai

COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho
July % (AP).-Ross Musson
stayed close until the final lap
and then pushed the Hawaii
Kai past the favored Miss
Thriftway to win heat 1-B of
the third annual Diamond Cup
race for unlimited hydroplanes
on Lake Couer d'Alene today.
Seattle Too, with Norm Evans
at the wheel, stayed ahead of
Miss Spokane to win heat Ia.
Choppy waters held up the
start of the races for half an
hour and mechanical trouble
held the field to eight boats.
The Dollar Bill, Lompoc,
Calf. ran roughly but chugged
in third to become the only
other finished IN heat IA.
Miss Burien, driven by Chuck
Hickling, was third in 1-B and
Bardahl. driven by Jim Nc
Guire, was last in the four
boat field.
Choppy water held times
down with Seattle Too register
ing 102.778 mph in it victory.
Hawaii Kai turned in a time Of
106.761, followed by Miss
Thriftway's 105.417.
Both winners picked up 400
points.
Evening star., 1960-07-24
Betting Marks
Established al
Shenandoah

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
July % tSpeciaD Shenandoah
Downs broke another betting
record tonight with $49l.3 .339
in the mutuels. but attendance
fell a few under the previous
Saturdays high of 1l.276.
The 1924 who showed up
tonight opened the evening by
putting a record $42,$74 into
the daily double, a new high
Of SGT ,49l in the first race and
a bonanza pool of $3l,970. All
marks top highs set last Sat-
urday.
Cosmic Dust, owned by Ioie
r. Mcmahon, came from of
the pace to run over William
H. Denham's Freedom Shot in
the last furlong and win the
gruelling second leg IN the VAL
ley Endurance Series. The son
of Cosmic Bomb paid $36.40
in winning the l 15/16-mile test
under Jockey Larry Reynolds.
Linwood Weakley moved into
tie with Joe Servis for meet
riding honors when he rode
Moco Yardley to victory in the
second race. Winner of the
first race was Embrague and
the double payoff was $3l.20.
Evening star., 1960-07-24
Poppo's All Captures
Rich Hollywood Stakes

INGLEWOOD, Calf, July
% (AP).-PappaS All, a Cali
fornia 2-year-old ridden by
George !Taniguchi, won the
$143,200 Hollywood Juvenile
Championship today by a nose
over Sullivan's Bud, a long
shot. Big Smoky was third in
a thrilling finish watched by a
crowd of about $4,000 at Holly
wood Park.
Rex Ellsworth's favored
Olden Times, ridden by Willie
Shoemaker, was never better
than fourth at any stage as he
lost for the first time in five
starts. Seven 2-year-oldS went
to the post.
Pappa's All, owned by his
breeder, Grover D. King, was
the second choice and paid ST,
81 and $3.50. He ran the six
furlongS in Ito and earned
$97 ,050 for his owner.
Sullivan's Bud, a non-winner
in his only two starts, paid $40
and $40, while Big Smoky was
$4.40 to show.
Pappa's All, a gray son of
Papa Fourway, had won five
straight races before Olden
Times beat him by half a
length here July IL. Today
Pappa's All broke on top and
led all the way.
Sullivan's Bud. ridden by
Rudy Campas, was second dur
Evening star., 1960-07-24
Rockingham Park
Handicap Won by
Mike Hudson, Jr.

SALEM, N. H, July % (AP)
Under a brilliant ride by
Jockey Norman Mercier, Mike
Hudson, Jr., rallied in the
stretch today to win the $500
Andover Handicap at Rock
ingham Park.
The Rhode ISland-bred s.
year-old gained a neck de-
ciSion over Inset and ran his
unbeaten skein to five at the
New Hampshire track, iuclud-
ing his two 1859 victories, me
of which was the New Eng
land Futurity.
Inset, Big Bear and Gem
Dealer led into the backstretch
in the mile-and- -70-yard race.
AS they approached the far
turn, Mercier took the wraps
off and the big colt responded
willingly under his top weight
of l26 pounds. He went to the
outside of Big Bear and Inset
and in the last sixteenth out
gained Inset to the wire in a
duel that had 1898 on the
edge of their seats.
After running the distance
in l.414s. the winner paid
$4.40, $3.50 and $3.50. Inset
returned $3.50 and $4.80 and
Big Bear was $4.2O to show.
Evening star., 1960-07-24
John Dalton Sweeps 3 Titles
In SkeetMeet at Hot Sprinos

HOT SPRINGS, Va, July %
(AP).-John Dalton of Chevy
Chase. Md, a member of the
All-American skeet team for
10 years, captured all three of
the mems events today in first
round firing of the oath annual
Clark Trophy invitational skeet
shoot.
Dalton won two of the three
crowns in special Shoot-offs. He
took the 28-gauge event by out
lasting D. A. Clark of Merri-
field, Va, % to 20 in an extra
round of Is after both had tied
at the end of regulation shoot
ing at 50X50.
In the 20 gauge shoot, the
Maryland deadeye defeated w.
T. SeSnon. jr., of Beverly Hills,
Calf, and j. L. Hardin and R.
E. Stuart of Alexandria, need
ing two extra rounds to do the
job.
All four went 100x100 during
Evening star., 1960-07-24

the regular course but Sesnon
and Hardin dropped birds in
their first extra round of 25.
The second bonus round was
fired in virtual darkness with
Dalton dropping "a to Stewart's
%.
Dalton won the 41O gauge
mems event at 49x5O, with
Sesnon. runner-up at 48x5O.
Mrs. Anne Ackart of Rich
mond won the women's 41O
event with a 43x5O perform
ance. Mrs. Page Kable of
Staunton took % gauge honors
with 48x50. Mrs. Dalton echoed
her husbands performance with
a 94Xl00 score to win the 20
gauge title.
TomorroW's shoot will fea-
ture the major championship,
the all-gauge title, which de-
termines the Clark trophy win
ner.
Evening star., 1960-07-24
IRISH LANCER LOSES BY NECK
Francis 5. Hangs On
To Win Dwyer Cop

and Aqueduct's Bayshore Hand
leap and Wood Memorial in the
spring. earned $34,565.
He paid $500 and $3.50. Irish
Lancer, who went off as the
odds = on favorite, returned
$3.50. There was no show bet
ting. Paul Bailey. riding his
first stakes winner in New York
this year. sent Francis S. over
the distance in 2:03 after reel
ing off the first half f-mile in
Al seconds, six furlongs in Ill
and the mile in 1858.
From the start of this 43-
year-old race, it was a two
horse affair. Francis S. opened
up a length lead after a quar-
ter mile, held a lesser margin
going into the back stretch
and then turned back every
one of Irish Lancer'S chal-
lengeS.
WeatherwiSe and Keenation
moved in on the leaders with
a half mile to go, but by the
time they reached the home
stretch, a quarter of a mile to
the finish line, it was again
a two-horse affair. With Bailey
and Ray BrouSsard applying
the whips literally, Francis S.
and Irish Lancer battled al
most neck and neck through
the final eighth of a mile but
the favorite never was quite
able to make it.
Evening star., 1960-07-24

NEW YORK, July % (AP).-
Francis S., a promising early
season candidate for 3-year-
old honorS. took the lead at
the start of the $54.100 Dwyer
Handicap today and never re-
linquished the advantage as he
won a neck victory over favored
Irish Lancer at Aqueduct.
The chestnut son of Royal
Charger never was more than
IL lengths in front in the
acknowledgements race. But
he had enough left in the
stretch to turn back the bid of
Irish Lancer from the Pebble
brook Farm. Weatherwise from
the Greentree Stable trailed by
another three lengths for third
place in the field of four s.
year-olds. Elkcam Stables Kee-
nation started last and ended
there.
Francis s., who carried the
silks of Louis WolfSon's Harbor
View Farm to victory in the
Governors Gold Cup at Bowie
Evening star., 1960-07-24
Venezuela Leads
In Zone Tennis

CARACAS, Venezuela, July
% (AP).-Venezuela today took
a 81 lead over New Zealand in
their second-round series of the
American Zone Davis Cup ten
mis- tournament.
Iyo Pimental of Venezuela
defeated Mark Otway, Ga,
6-8, 6-1, IS. in the compile
ton of singles match that was
halted by darkness yesterday
after three sets.
Pimental and Marcos Gam
bus then defeated Otway and
Lew Gerard in doubles, Ga,
6-3, 3-6, ST, 8-6.
Evening star., 1960-07-24
33,015 on Hand
At Yonkers Races

YONKERS. N. Y, July %
(AP)-Silver Song, rank out
slider in the field of eight, came
from third in the stretch to win
tonight's $4,000 featured trot
by half a length over Air Rec
ord before 33,015 at YonkerS
Raceway. Time for the mile
was 2:023s.
Howard Camden, driver of
the 5-year-old horse by Peter
Song, took his charge outside
at the half, then closed briskly
in the stretch to catch the
pacesetting Air Record in the
last 20 yards.
Owned by the Mercury
Stables of New York, Silver
Song paid $500, $3.50 and
$500 for his third win in eight
starts. Tyson Scott finished
third, a neck behind Air Rec
ord and a half-length in 'front.'
of Steamin' Demon, the 8-5
favorite.
Evening star., 1960-07-24
Pat Smythe Wins
Equestrian Event

LONDON, July % (AP).-Pat
Smythe made three perfect
rides over a tough 855-yard, IA
jump course today and closed
the Royal International horse
show with a triumph. BY doing
so she virtually clinched a place
on Britain'S Olympic equestrian
team. She rode Scorchin.
David Broome, 20-year-old
English farmer. was second
with four faults and Hugh
Wiley of Towson, Md, third. He
also had four faults but needed
a half second more of time than
Broome. Wiley was aboard
Master William.
George Morris of New Can
aan, Conn.,, was fifth with Sim
jon and tied with Wiley for
sixth. This time around, Wiley
was up on Trail Guide and
Morris on Night Owl. Bill
SteinkrauS of Westport, Conn,
riding Riviera Wonder, and
Frank Chapot of Wallpack,
N. j., deadlocked for eighth.
Chapot rode Tallyho.
Evening star., 1960-07-24
Estate Inventory
Reveals Amuzino
Profits on Colts

BALTIMORE, July % (AP)
In 1858 William F. Hilgen-
berg was one of four men who
put up $4,000 each to help put
Baltimore back in the National
Football League.
Today Hilgenberg'S 5000
shares in the Colts were ap-
praised at $4,000. The value
was included in an inventory
reported to the Orphans Court
on the estate of Hilgenberg
who died December %.
Hilgenberg was one of five
who became owners of the Bal
timore franchise by investing
$4,000. Carroll Rosenbloom
became the majority stock
owner by putting up $4,000.
They already had $500, 900
from the advance sale of
tickets.
The Colts have won two
championships since then.
Evening star., 1960-07-24
Teacation Wins
Al Monmouth;
BerIo Fourth

OCEANPORT, NJ, July %
/ (AP).-Fred w. Hooper's Tea
cation, who was supposed to
set a swift pace so his stable
mate, Confuse, could come from
behind, just kept on running
today under Jockey Walter
Blum and romped off with the
$57 900 Monmouth Oaks.
Foxcatcher FARMS Berlo, the
SIS favorite with the crowd of
29,204. again disappointed her
hackers as she had done last
week in the Delaware Oaks.
Berlo was last going down the
b ckStretch and finished
fourth, never threatening.
Teacation, running a dis
tance for the first time in her
career, covered the mile and an
eighth in 1895, only three
fifths of a second off the track
record. At the finish, she was
a length and a quarter in front
of c. v. Whitney's Refute, an
other longshot. Rash State
ment, the Delaware Oaks win
ner, was another two lengths
back, a head in front of Berlo.
The crowd backed Berlo
heavily, despite her loss to
Rash Statement last week, and
made Ogden Phipps' Sarcastic
the second choice. Sarcastic is
trained by Sunny Jim Fitz-
simmons. the dean of American
conditioners, who earlier in the
day celebrated his 86th BIRTH
day at a luncheon in his honor
in the Monmouth clubhouse
The Hooper entry was lightly
backed and paid $21.50, $11.2O
and $500. Refute returned S21
and $10.40 and Rash Statement
paid $3.50. Hooper picked up a
check of $37,035 on Teacation's S
victory.
"She raced very easily for
me on the front end" Blum
said, land when I asked her
for some real running, she
really gave it to me-"
Guerin said Berlo refused tc
: try at any stage.
Evening star., 1960-07-24

ing most of the race but was
displaced by Wire Us when he
faltered temporarily. But Cam
pas got Sullivan's Bud back
into the chase and Johnny
Longden came up from virtual
ly nowhere on Big Smoky for
third money. C. V. Whitney's
Songman was fourth.
This race has produced sew
eral excellent youngsters who
gained prominence as 3-year-
olds. Tony Lee won in 1858
and went on to win the
Kentucky Derby over Sword
Dancer.
Last year Tompion and War
fare finished two-three behind
Noble Moor. Warfare was
named 2-year-old of the year
and Tompion was the beaten
favorite in the Kentucky Derby
and Belmont Stakes.
Evening star., 1960-07-24
Boy Race Won
By SuiIbout Joy

ANNAPOLIS, July % (Spe-
ciaD John Wooley sailed his
Joy to victory in the second an
nual Kings Cruiser race in
Chesapeake Bay off Annapolis
today. The race is for 28-foot
auxiliary SailboatS.
A total of "a started, but be-
cause of the calm, only seven
finished. John Zanks' Debbie
finished first, but because of a
time handicap of 7 minutes, 80
seconds, was placed third be-
hind Marjorie Donald'S Spor-
ran. Navy Capt. Warren He'd
man sailed his Kingpin into
fourth place, while Ken Ames'
Whisper, which was sixth, won
top novice honorS.
Evening star., 1960-07-24
SETS STAKES MARK AT DELAWARE
Quill Finishes Fast
To Take New Castle

for that rich mile-and-a-
quarter, the same as Tempted
and four less than Royal
Native, who passed up the New
Castle.
Tempted took over the lead
Immediately after the start and
Nelson had her four lengths in
front By the time the field en-
tered the backstretch. Indian
Maid and Miss Orestes took up
the chase, with Toluene fourth
and Quill dawdling along IN
fifth place.
Tempted clicked of the six
furlongs in 1:102s and still
held the lead at the quarter
pole although Indian Maid was
running smoothly and closing
in. Shortly before the eighth
pole was reached, Indian Maid
took over and it appeared she
might draw away and win
easily as Quill was still fourth.
But USSery. whipping furi-
ously in the middle of the track
aboard Quill, suddenly passed
Miss OreStes, then Tempted
and finally Indian Maid with a
breath taking move.
Owner Webster was in the
winners circle to receive a
trophy from Lady Douglas Cor
don of Angus, Scotland. Quill,
in winning her first stakes this
season after being second in
the Molly Pitcher and Top
Flight HandicapS. netted $685.
SGT today.
After the race Jockey Nelson
explained that Tempted was
trying to get out all the way.
She didn't run kind. She ran
pretty good but not like last
year"
COntreras Riding Star
In the $4,000 Twilight Tear
Handicap, the secondary fea-
ture, Carleton A. Hunts Sabo-
tage, who had finished fifth
back of First Landing in last
Saturdays Monmouth Handi-
cap, rolled home a length win
ner, although his rider, Jorge
Contreras. lost his whip at the
sixteenth pole. 1t was the thirc
winner of the muggy afternoon
for the 32-year-old Chilean
born jockey.
Nahodah chased the So IA
vorite to the wire in this mile
and-a-slxteenth event, with
Bono finishing third, another
Ale lengths back. Julmar, a
close second choice, set the
pace but faded to sixth.
Contreras also accounted
for both ends of the $40 Daily
Double. collected by hackers of
tie 4-and-3 combination, which
clicked for the second time in
three days.
In the first race, Questienne,
at sic. noSed out Right Design
as the favored Substantial ran
third. ContreraS then drove
Edliss to a length-and-a-h half
triumph in the second race
over Space Travel with the
favored Akobo finishing third
Evening star., 1960-07-24
Stallion Johns JOY
Sold for S250,000

LEXINGTON. KY, July %
(AP) Charles A. Dubois of
Lexington has bought Johns
JOY, a 14-year-old stallion, for
$250,000 from John A. Kinard
and Charles A. Kenney.
Dubois plans to syndicate
the son of Bulldog My Auntie.
Plans call for SO shares to be
sold at $500 per share, or a
total of $270,0o0. Kinard and
Kenney will retain interests in
the stallion.
Johns joys get have won
slightly more than So million.
Evening star., 1960-07-24
By JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

STANTON, Del, July 23-
Cutting loose with a cracking
burst of speed in the late
stretch, Reginald N. Webster's
Quill smothered the paceset-
ters in one bold stroke today
to win the $35,800 New Castle
Stakes at Delaware Park.
Outrun in the early part
+. of the mile-and-a sixteenth
race, Quill, the 8-5 favorite
beat out Mrs. Mary Keim's
Indian Maid by a length and
a quarter. Mooring Stables
Tempted, who led into the
stretch, finished third, a length
and three-quarters behind In
dian Maid and 214 lengths in
front of Miss OreStes in the
field of eight starters.
Ussery Rides Winner
| Jockey Bobby Ussery, who
starred this spring as Bally
Aches rider, engineered Quill!
powerful charge that brought
the steaming crowd of 1885
to its feet.
There was added suspense a.
Delaware Parks anonymous
show plunger plowed back hi.
winnings of last week on Berlo
tossing in a reported $59,00(
in the third slot on Quill. Fol
a moment in the backstretch
it looked like a financial dis
aster was in the making fol
him. but Quill turned it OF
when it counted.
Backers of Quill, the 2-year'
old f1lly champion two year,
ago. collected $500. $3.50 anC
$2.20. Indian Maid, ridden b.
John Rotz, returned $500 anC
1920, while Tempted. part O
an entry with Fairly Lee, paiC
1920.
The heavy show bettinI
caused the largest minus poo
of the meeting. The mutue
department reported a $11, 1,42t
deficit.
Despite the heavy shov
wagering in the New Castle
the handle dipped to a disap
pointing $1,531,523. Competi
ton with the Brandywin,
harness track and the 90-degre,
heat were blamed for the low
est weekend total of thC
meeting.
Tempted Sets Pace
! Quill, who carried l20 pound.
in the New Castle, billed as {
preview of next Saturdays eli.
max of the Distaff Big Three
the Delaware Handicap, ran the
mile and a sixteenth in 1895
a new record for the stakes
She bettered Tempted's marx
of 1895 established last sum.
mer here.
BY her victory today, Quill
a 4-year-old daughter oi
Princequillo, picks up a three.
pound penalty for the Delaware
Handicap and will shoulder IL;
Evening star., 1960-07-24
Moss Out of Hospital

LONDON, July % CAP) -
Stirling Moss, British contender
for world auto racing laurels,
today was discharged from the
hospital where he had been re-
covering from injuries received
in trials for the Belgian Grand
PIX on June 10.
Evening star., 1960-07-24
SHENANDOAH
RESULTS

FIRST RACE - Purse. $1,000; A
year -olds and up: claiming; furlongs
Embrague (SOllars) 1920 900 $50
Frisky Gloria CReyldsl $50 $50
VagabOnd Scholar FT'ch) 4.SO
Dopplich, John Weaver, Tiller Ep,
Giotto, Petit LION, Hylo Son, Flying
Package. Time, l:14sS.
SECOND RACE Purse. $1,000: A.
Moeo Yardies h1 CTsueS T SSh ne ,sG s5iCsss $50
Ladyinwaiting (Bla amonteJ 1920 1000
PulsatiOn (Schaeffer) $40
Bachelor Al, Miss J K. ouestrose.
Potville, jolly Jim, Sir Hope, Greek
Creek. Time, ia.
DAILY DOUBLE u-6) PAID S3I.IO
THIRD RACE-Purse, s1,IOO; 2.
year-olds; allowance; 5Ha furlongs.
Good Scholar (Gord'n) $40 4.2O $50
Megiddon CReynOlds) 4.4O $50
Mandys Brave tGamb'laD $50
Bellevue Bowl, Wadobe, Krook. Sam
Leone, Free Mover. Time, l:O91s
FOURTH RACE-Purse. sl,1OO: 3.
gpeaT,oids piTIa6; % claiming ga tTrlonSs
Mister PetrOss Parker) $50 SEQ
Skins Lou. Be Kind. Runable. Bosau,
Chanthini Sob Sister. Time, 0:41B.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; 4.
YsaTGi6s Ps1fopm ,p. up Claiming ga tT5io1ss
Another Echo (WeakIey) 29.SO 1910
Corfel tMcGovern) $50
Moat, Poor Richard, Anthony Wayne,
Essayist, Toms Pal, Christie Lee, Que
senorita. Time 1:os.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; 4
oldS-and up; claiming: l mile and
Hlr6 links CGOrdon 900 SEQ 400
Thoughtful CMaeda) 7.2O $50
Rollin Warm tGambs rdeIIa) $50
Micanopy. Tubee, Rays Snowman, Sir
Adrian. Time, '452s.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, 81 600:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up: | +. miles
MsI..M Man MaSs ts.D;I .GOEdpnI s1,OO 1920 $50
Westray (ServiSl $40
Harridan, North Irish. Could Be
Said, Twavblade, Pound Foolish, Chal-
key Leo. Time, l;47
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, s11oo; 2.
year-oids and up; handicap: TX miles.
Cosmic Dust 1Rey'ds5 80. 10 I2 90 & '6Cl
Freedom Shot (Biam'te) $50 4.6O
Fire Moon tPindelD $50
Doctor Leo, Peregrinator Lucky Again.
Time 2:l62S.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: 4
year-9lds and up; claiming; l mile
SsIta captain Bali iTP,ksrl 1880 80 40
BIaEon Star (Servis $40
Banned, Devotion. Day, KY Road,
boItering' Pinch of Heaven. Time,
Attsndance, 1I.242. Mutuel handle.
S491 .339: