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Evening star., 1960-05-15
Countess Adios, only FiIIy
In Field, Wins Rich Pace

WESTBURY. NY. May IA
(AP).-Countess Adios, the
only f1lly in the field, hung on
to win the $142,786 Messenger
Stakes-World's richest harness
race - tonight at Roosevelt
Raceway.
Major Goose, the 9-5 favor
ite, finished second and Betting
Time was third in the one mile
race.
Countess Adios, driven by
Del Miller. was timed in 2:02%.
The crowd of 40,522 was the
largest Of the year at Roosevelt.
The winner paid $11.60, $3.50
and $4.1O. Major Goose re-
turned 1910 and $3.50. while
Betting Time, the second
choice, paid $3.50 to show.
Countess Adios. a 3-year-
old daughter of Adios-Countess
Vivian, is owned by Hugh
Grant, Bradford, Pa, Gilman,
and the Armstrong brothers,
j. E. and c. E., of Brampton,
Ont.
Grant owns Airman's Guide,
who won the Black-Eyed Susan
Stakes at Pimlico today.
Miller won the 1857 Messen-
ger with Meadow Lands.
The Messenger is the rst
event in the Triple Crown for
3-year-old PAGERS. The other
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Ruzzetti, Stewart,
Hoehn and Floyd
Gain in Tourney

Dick Razzetti, Don Floyd
George Stewart and Dick
Hoehn entered the semifinals
of the Commissioners Invita-
tional mems singles champion
ship yesterday by winning two
matches at the Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets courts.
Razzetti meets Floyd, and
Stewart battles Hoehn today
at 10 am. The finals are at 8
pm.
Results:
First Round
Razzetti def. McNair, 60, 6-o; Adair
def. Ingram, 3-6. 6-3, 6-l: Floyd def
Lee, Ga, AS, GA; Goeltz def CLARK.
6-l, "a; Stewart def. Keiles, o., 60:
Harris def. Bennett, 3-6, go, So;
Men def. Beale, 3-6, 6-3, Ga: Hoehn
def Myers, 6-1, So
Second Round
Razzetti def Adair, 6-3, 81: FLOYD
def Goeltz. ga. 40, 6-4; Stewart def
Harris by default, SO, "A when
forced to quit; Hoehn def. Neh, ga
6-2.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Imported Fi||y
Beats Irish Jay
In Betsy Ross

CAMDEN, N. j., May IA (AP) .
Joseph M. Roebling's i'm
ported Be Cautious scored
her first American victory in
today's $25.00O Betsy Ross
Stakes at Garden State Park
before 38,169 fans.
The English bred daughter
of Gray Sovereign was acquired
for a reported $4,000 by the
New Jersey sportsman and
made her first start in this
country at Aqueduct May 8. In
that race she faced top colts
and finished fourth in an ex-
cellent effort.
Her victory today came at
the expense of Wheatley
Stables favored Irish Jay,
Comely Stakes winner, who had
clear sailing in the stretch and
was Just denied top spoils by a
head.
Third in the 13-horse field
was Aunt Rosita, who was four
lengths of the top pair and a
neck before Staretta.
Be Cautious paid $3.50, $3.50
and $3.50. Irish Jay returned
$500 and $3.50, while Aunt
RoSita was $I1.60 to show.
The winner earned $19, $3.50.
She raced in England as late
as last August and won three
of five starts, including a pair
of stakes.
Also contesting the six-fur-
long Betsy Ross were Patty's
Song, Julie Kate, Our Jody,
Right Smart, VanairesS, Blonde
Demond, Graphic Aid, Silver
Song and Sainted Devil.
John Choquette, who rode
the winner, said he had no
trouble and believes the filly
will turn out to be one of the
top members of her set.
The crowd made Irish Jay the
favorite and she had no ap-
parent excuse.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
KiIroe Leaving
New York Tracks

NEW YORK, May IA (AP) i.
Frank E. (Jimmy) Kilroe,
director of racing and racing
secretary of the New York Rae
ing Association, resigned to-
day and accepted an executive
position at Santa Anita Park,
Arcadia, Calf.
His resignation will be ef-
fective at the close of the New
York season November 80.
The 48-year-old Kilroe will be
full-time racing director at
Santa Anita. He said his wife's
illness was the main reason for
the shift.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
AIRMANs GUIDE FILLY VICTOR
BolIy Ache WoItzes
Home by 4 Lengths

that Trainer Jimmy Pitt in
tended to have Jockey Bobby
Ussery rate Bally Ache, the
speedy colt went to the front
Immediately after the break
and stayed there. He was
clocked in l:442s under 122
pounds, with Ussery digging
into him vigorously at the
three-sixteenths pole. The rider
had TO shake him up because
Divine Comedy, coupled with
Command Pilot as the Llangol-
len entry. clung to the pace
maker until they reached the
start of Pimlico's long stretch.
Backed Down to 2 to 5
Backed down to 2-to-5,
Bally Ache paid only $3.50 to
win and S2.20 to place. There
was no show betting.
Divine Comedy, who finished
only head in front of the fast
closing Celtic Ash, paid SO to
place.
T. v. Lark, a California colt
that showed a dislike for the
Pimlico track in a workout
Thursday. was a soundly beaten
fourth despite the vigorous urg-
ing of Willie Harmatz.
The field in the Black-Eyed
Susan was reduced to four by
the last-minute scratching oi
Paul A. CreSci's Crossword Dot =
tie. AS a result. there was nc
place or show wagering.
AirmanS Guide, owned by
Hugh A. Grant, a Georgetown
University graduate who halls
from Pennsylvania, won by
three-quarterS of a length from
Irwin David's Chalvedele, de-
spite a whipping finish by Bob
by Corle on the second-finish-
ing fllly. Harmatz rode the win
ner, who finished third in last
week. Kentucky Oaks.
Wheatley Stables Warlike
the 9-to-10 favorite. wound UP
third, three lengths behind
Chalvedele but IL ahead OF
Leemowlee. Airmans Guide rar
the mile and one-slxteenth in
LASS and paid $40 as the
second choice.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

two are the $65,OOO Cane Pace
at Yonkers Raceway June rs
and the $4,000 Little Brown
jug at Delaware, Ohio, Sep
tember %.
Countess Adios, however, has
not been nominated for either
Countess Adios won s71,393.
boosting her all-time earnings
to $134,215.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Queen Sees Final
In Ruqby Leudue

LONDON, May IA (AP).-
Wakefield Trinity defeated
Hull. 38-5, today to win the
English Professional Rugby
League Cup in the first rugby
final ever watched by a reign
ing monarch.
Queen Elizabeth and Prince
Philip we're among the 10000
fans at Wembley Stadium.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Roman Candle
Wins Title in
Pony Show

Dianne deFranceaux' Roman
Candle was in his best form
yesterday to win the junior
title of the Weymouth Pony
Show at the Tom Wheeler farm
near Potomac, Md.
With his owner up, Roman
Candle scored IL points to win
the horse championship over
David Chilman's Daisy Mae,
with nine.
Among the large ponies,
Kristie Duckett won with her
Teddy over Jerry Trunnell's
Firebird, IL points to 10.
Madeleine Little's Anony-
nous was the small pony cham
pion by two points over John
and Robert Christmas Nave
rick.
The Wheelers' ring, sur
rounded by pine trees, was
crowded with entries through
out the long day of showing.
The emphasis was on horse
manship, with the most i'm
portant event going to Dianne
deFranceaux' younger sister,
Kay. Axle Noyes placed second.
Summaries:
Small Ponies
Hacks I, Maverick, John and
Cindy Hustled; 3, Cheyenne, Ann
Wheeler; 4, Shortcake. Happy Bosley.
man; ,. Maverick; 3, Anonymous.
Madeleine Little; 4 Sun Glow, Eddie
Handy hunters, Anonymous: ?.
GLOW: !, Social outcsst, Tafiy KneipD.
Kristy fggOerS Bucket: ! 2inS 8nonyS0us Oasn, ),
Beethoven. Becky Bakersfield 4. Social
Outcast.
LarEe Ponies
Hacks, What's New. John and
Robert Christmas: >. High Hopes, Lynn
Counselman: ., Little Wun, Ellie Oyler:
7. GDlutu UuDlltts 1OluDtIE.
Hunters, Teddy, Kristy Duckett:
| =, Fools Gold, KAY deFranceaux; 3,
Little Wun; 4, Witch Doctor, David
Gilman
Handy hunters. Firebird, Jerry
Trunnell; >. Teddy: 3, Fools Gold;
jumpers, Firebird: ., Teddy: 8,
Baby, Happy Bogley: 4. Fools Gold.
Junior Horses
| Hacks. Roman Candle, Disnne
deFrancesuX; -. Bunny Rabbit Susy
straub; 3, Mystery. Mary Jo Duckett;
4, Sand Castle, Dusty CunnIngham
Hunters, Daisy Mae David Chil-
man: =, Sand Castle: 3, Cinderella
/ Belle, Sandy Melton; 4, On Edge,
Lynne Morrison.
| Handy Hunters-1, On Edse; .,
Roman Candle; 3. Daisy Mae; 4, Gin
derella Belle.
Jumpers-l, Brightly. Dickie Duck
ett; ., Roman Candle: 3, Daisy Mae; 4,
Cinderella Belle.
! HOrsemanship
oinseri lynn Ely; iUeh :. Cheyenne. an;t' Missy
Ehrlich; 4, Dusty, Wendy Coleman
Intermediates-1, Kay deFranceaux;
., Axle Noyes; 3. Lynne Morrison: 4,
Dusty Cunningham.
Beginners Jumping, Axle Noyes;
2, Johnny Christmas: 8, Bill Gaynor;
4, Patsy Offutt
Evening star., 1960-05-15
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

BALTIMORE, May 14.-Chi-
cago-owned Venetian Way. a s.
year-old colt that was snnbbed
by most of the expert pre-
race calculatorS before he cap
tured the Kentucky Derby last
week, makes his second big bid
to become racing's ninth Triple
Crown winner in Saturdays
84th PreakneSs Stakes at Pim-
lico.
His principal rival figures to
be Bally Ache, who was sold
today by his owner, Leonard
Fruchtman of Toledo, Ohio, to
a Kentucky group for a near
record price of $1,250,O00. Bally
Ache will make his first start
in the Preakness for his new
owners, to be known as the
Turfland Stable.
Despite the absence of c. v.
Whitney's Tompion, who is out
of action due to injury, the
$l50,00O-added Preakness fig
ureS to be a rerun of the Derby,
but with fewer outclassed also
rams.
& or 9 Starters
No more than eight or nine
are being counted on as starters
for the Preakness, which is the
worlds richest race for 3-year-
olds. Already the Pimlico
classic has been sifted down to
a three-way battle among the
Oerby's one-two-three finishers
Venetian Way, Bally Ache
and Victoria Park, the Cana
dian champion.
Bally Ache proved his fitness
and liking for the Pimlico
course by his four-length VIC
tory in today's Preakness Prep.
Venetian Way indicated his
sharpness by his workout be-
tween the third and fourth
races. The Derby winner went
Z furlongs over a good" track
in 1:27Ks, hard held by Exer-
else Boy William Root. His
fractions, clocked by the tele-
timer were "a, 482S, 1.142s and
1.27Ks.
This is the first time in two
years that Pimlico has been
able to entice the Derby money
horses here and the Maryland
Jockey Club is making plans to
entertain $4,000 fans for the
mile and three sixteenths
prize.
The Preakness will be tele-
vised nationally by CHS in a
half-hour program beginning
at $50 PIN. EDT.
Little Loss in Prestige
Bally Ache, with one of the
most consistent 3-year-old
records since Citation, the 1946
and most recent Triple Crown
holder, apparently has not suf-
fered much of loss in prestige
as a result of her 31a-length
drubbing in the Derby.
Windfleld Farms Victoria
Park, beaten II lengths when
third in the Derby, is generally
being picked to finish in the
same spot, although his trainer,
Horatio Luro, thinks the Can
adian colt will take much
kindlier to the sandy footing
at Pimlico than he did to the
drying-out Churchill Downs
track.
If there is one thing goine
for Bally Ache, whose accom-.
plishments continue to amaze
breeding experts. it's the six
teenth of a mile shorter dis.
tance of the Preakness com.
pared with the mile-and-a.
quarter Derby.
Vic Sovinski. who trains
Evening star., 1960-05-15
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star staf Writer

BALTIMORE, May IA
Bally Ache warmed up for next
Saturdays return meeting with
Venetian Way in impressive
style today at Pimplico as he
waltzed off with the $4,000
added Preakness Prep several
hours after changing owners,
Running for the last time in
the colors of Leonard Frucht-
mans Edgehill Farm, Bally
Ache led all the way in the
mlle-and-a-sixteenth Prep as
he finished four lengths ahead
of Llangollen Farms Divine
Comedy. Green Dunes Farms
Celtic Ash was third and Chase
McCoy's T.V. Lark fourth in
the field of seven 3-year-olds.
In next Saturdays S150,000
added Preakness. Ball Ache will
be running in the silks of his
new owners, the Turfland
Stable, a kentucky syndicate
that today agreed to pay
Fruchtman $1,25O,OO0 for the
colt.
AirmanS Guide Victor
The Prep, an eighth of q
mile shorter than the Freak
ness. and worth only $3.50 tc
the winner, shared top billing
before a crowd of 1875 al
Pimlico with the 36th running
OF the $20,000-added Black.
Eyed Susan Stakes for 3-year.
old fillies. There were only foul
starters in this race, won by
Airmans Guide.
With Venetian Way, Bally
Aches conqueror in last weeks
Kentucky Derby, resting in the
barn after an impressive seven.
furlong workout between to.
days third and fourth races
the Prep didn't figure to bt
much of a contest. And il
wasn't.
Despite an earlier report
Evening star., 1960-05-15
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sSI.IO

DAILY DOUBLE PAID SB1.1O
THIRD RACE = Purse. $4,000; al
lowSnces; 2-year-olds; furlongs.
GlObemaster tArcarO) 2.SO $50 ZIG
Elkay (COmbesD $40 2.50
Musical Prince CYcaIa) ?.3O
q Bethel Park Look Away. Time
Grandview Stable entry.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. 81. 200.
SSITnl slSiTmingi 3iyesr-old msi,d.sns: mile
Pilgrimage (Guerin) 100 5.3O
Rhinelander (COle) 63N
Some Host, outer Marker. Fleet
Child, Our Jeep. The Old Pro, Bura,
Royal Vision. Time, 1:37ls.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: allow
ances: 3-year-olds and up. / mile
Sweet VIM; CNernl 1880 $50 I.5O
Too Much Brass tB'isl $40 asa
Chicaeo Wind (SOIomOneD 3.3O
coliesoo I'd, Jets Abb; Dixie Line,
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500: allow
ances; 3-year-olds: furlongs
MMissedSIoEue tYaka) 29.1O 1890 $50
Punic War .Solomone) $50 ?.10
Ooweekin tBOulmetis) 23O
Air Medal, Kingly Gem, Pamris
Sweet Prince, a Paco. Time. Ills.
SEVENTH RACE = Purse. $4,000
added. The Carter Handicap: S-year.
2Ias Ts. YdH snd VIII Vii Adsms5 dssTlspTs s4O 40
Mail Order (YcaEA $50 3,OO
Ounce (Arcaro) 1.5O
Day Court, Nimmer. Mystic I'd. East
indian, Rare Rice. Jimmer, Sir Sa-
longa, Rose Net. Time, 1925 equals
track record.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $500: al
lowances; 4-year-olds and up; fur
longs
Waltz (BOuImetis) $50 $50 2.IO
Moon Shot (SOrrentinO) 76O 4.IG
Curious Roman (ArcarO) $50
The Irishman, Past Due Racing
Clouds, Whistree. Time, 1:112s.
NINTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
claiming: 4-yesr-olds and up: IL
miles
Treasure Hunt (Boland 40 $40 Esd
Air Prophet (Ruane II.60 $50
Beaureve End tWoodhouse) BIC
Loisel, Gone, Owendelle. The Stronr
One, Blue Nitro. Time. 1:542s.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
CHARTS OF RACES AT PIMLICO

tcopyrghted, $780, by Triangle Publications Inc.)
m FIRST EACE-Pp6se' $500 sajmns a-yearoolds and
driving Winner F Pristo's ch. 8 by HoneyEay-DaEn
Time, :15 Cloudy and good
Evening star., 1960-05-15

SECOND RACE - Purse. S4, 900.
claiming: 4-vear-olds and up; j mile
Negro Minstrel CG'n) 6.IO 3.AO 2SO
Tea DanSan tSOlOmone) 3,5O 91O
Crafty Sailor (Adams) I.50
Philglan. Sound'N Fury. Pat Liv-
ingston, Tarot, Granada, Legacy. Time,
.363S
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Aqueduct Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4-yearrolds and up: furlongs.
Blarney Bin tBrou'd) $50 $50 $50
Miss Prim (Yother) $40 3.O0
PinebrOke (StOvalD > 10
Admirsl's Watch. Ralomo, Grand
Mogul Nuvo. Run Bully, Am Away,
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Garden Stute Results
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
FIRST RAcE-Purse, s4.5Oo; claim
mrs. Cooper tMi.llD 1890 800 $3.50
Mesa Colonel tGiliSanl 1910 $50
Betty B. tBurrD SEQ
Tort; Prince Pauper, Quick income,
Iype-HiEh: Yesterday, Skifie, Out
Yonder Time. l:I3b
Dead heat for third,
SECOND RACE - Purse, 1000:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 8 fur
Cyden Chimes CG'n, $500 1e.iO $50
RepresS CRinn 2IOO Is 10
History Book olympia Blend. lis
war. Thomas AouinaS, Poster, IncaSeo-
hre. TlnGaling Jim, Earl OF Tyroen.
ROYAL GULL. Time, 1:l2.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID SI56.eO
THIRD RAcE-Purse, 81 800: al
Lady Sputnik (B'Ier) 1890 $50 400
PeachblOw tGilligan) 400 3.2O
HillbrOok york. $40
Lovely Princess, Full o'Love. Moya,
Abs'nthe. Time, 1:12ls.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $500;
claiming: 4-year-oldS and up: fur
. Chit Chat HtscD 40 400 $50
steve W. (SteS0n 400 go
Honey'S TIGER tCuTne 3.2O
Delhi 3D. June's Crocodile, Apostle,
Easy Degage. White Label. Time, l:11.
Lotti-silas entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, S6,500: allow
ances: 3-year-olds 8 furlongs.
ConestiEa Blum 400 800 $50
FlameStone BURR $50 4.20
Corusca tRinD lao
Latin, Gsylad, Sweet N Tangy. NAL
Don-D.. John Smith. Time. 1:11%.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500; al
lowances: 4-year-olds and up; s fur
. Ifobe CHartack) 4.2O $50 $40
QuiT Briar (GilliEan) 500 300
I've Got Rhythm (K0rte) $40
Gplio Cesere; Kings Marx Alhssmora
Brookfleld Farms entry.
SEVENTH RACE = Purse. S25,000
added; Betsy Ross Stakes; 3year-old
hllies; g furlongs
Ss SsrtlOTs !ch'su's' 1890 $50 g $50 So
Aunt ROsita uawlessl 1I.6O
Patty's SONG. Julie Kate, Our Jody,
Silver Song, Right Smart, Vanairees,
Staretta, Blonde Demond. Graphic Aid,
fSainted Devil. Time, 1:11%.
Field.
EIGHTH RACE Purse, $4,000;
claiming: 4-year-olds snd up; liz
Neieus CRinD 7.eO 40 $50
Althway CHartack) $50 800
Baleville (Stevenson) 2.4O
Big Circle, Treasurer, Tedious Morn,
That Scourdrel Internationally, Miss
Catesby. Time, 1:4Sls.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

Two-dollar mutues paid-soLERo JR, s17.4O $500,
S5 20. SUNNY SAG, $500, So 90. ADAMS BOY S4 so
Hande-S152, ,792 Total hsndle-S1r244,196.
Attendance-157Sh
Evening star., 1960-05-15

SSIS296 s e. $3.50. FUTURE VICTORY $40, $500. NY
Handle-s61.441. Daily double handle, S13e,413.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming; 4-year r-oids
won driving. Winner, w. A. zakoors b. l. = BY sVSS SKY
s5g3o s56g310uT Big Trainer owner Values-S1e25, $500.
Horse. Jockey. Wat. PIP. z q Str. Fin. Odds.
g:H!sy; h!s 7 :: 8 = sl15sS 1sS
stolen kisses 1sssmr5 liz 10 3; e 3 3, $50
Gustavius (Core) 116 IL la 10a Sh 6ns 450
Alter Ego lRogers) 116 5h Oh IS $40
Address Unknown (CrS III IN 50 III ~ 1870
Darbin tShukl 1I6 q 81 Oh 1OS 5000
Miss EQUITY (PasSm'e) Ill qI IL II 43IT0
White Crest 0Gonzalez) 116 1Oh Broke Down 80
Handle-S111449.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500: allow
ances: 3-year-oldS: 8 furlongs.
ConestiEa Blum 400 800 2.6O
FlameStone CBurrD $50 40
Corusca CRinD lao
Latin, Gaylad, Sweet N Tangy, NAL
Don-D., John Smith. Time. 1:11@.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

Solero Jr. (Bev -
Sunny Sag. (Corle) -
Adams Boy Russo
Norfolk Pearl (Gutier'z)
The Third Dream tG'm)
Sun Bolt (Gonzalez)
Woody Glen tChambers)
Chichon (Keene)
Blossom Maid CLee)
Double French CPassm'e)
Morimowlee mckee,
Evening star., 1960-05-15
DAILY DOUBLE PAID SI56.eO

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowances: 3-year-olds: furlongs
Lady Sputnik tB'lerD 1920 $50 I 90
PeachblOw tGiIIigan) 400 3.2O
HillbrOok york. g. 10
Lovely Princess Full O'Love. Moya,
Absinthe. Time, l:l2ls
Evening star., 1960-05-15

FOURTH RACE - Purse, $500;
claiming: 4-year-olds and up: fur
Evening star., 1960-08-12

tempt to distinguish between
the pronunciation of the first
syllable in luxury" LUK and
the same syllable in luxurious
NUG). Apparently the theory
is that since the first syllable
is the stressed or accented syl-
liable in luxury" it gets the
ok" sound. while the same syl-
liable in luxurious" being un-
accented, does not. This seems
to me a silly bit Of hair-split-
ting. My advice: sound both
the same. whether your pref
erence be for the &C" sound or
the *"
Jockeys Again. I think I can
shed a little further light on
Jockey" which eventually led
to disc jockey" and DECAY"
(writes j. E. w., Of Washing
tom. In the early Twenties,
ball players were already being
called bench Jockeys" One
of the sports writer's of that era
referred thus to Fritz Maisel,
Baltimore Orioles third base
man. The semantics behind the
term. as 1 interpreted 1t, was
the fact that a jockey does the
Evening star., 1960-08-12
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Question: I watch televisior
a lot and one thing that irks
me constantly is the an.
nouncer's pronunciation oi
luxury" and Luxurious" They
say LUG-shury and lug-ZHUR.
i-us. I think they should be
said LUK-shur-ee and LUX.
SHUR-ee-us, with the first syl-
liable ending in TX" instead oi
&C." Who's right? - R. j.
Pittsburgh.
Answer: Sorry. The Tv peo.
pie have enough to answer fol
without being called to task fol
this particular pronunciation
] personally prefer the "k'
sound in each Of these words
but most dictionaries accept
the "g," and indicate that its
perfectly permissible.
One or two dictionaries at.
Evening star., 1960-08-12

riding and directing, with the
help Of his reins and whip, and
that Maisel was metaphori-
cally. at least applying the
same tactics to the opposition.
To Jockey" a fall guy into an
undesirable position seemed to
me to be an outgrowth Of this
same sense, somewhat different
from jockeying a bobsled or
motorcycle. It would be this
latter sense. I guess, though
the distinction is not great,
which led to disc jockey"-but
trying to catch the exact con-
notation Of such a phrase is
like trying to put a rubber
stamp on q slippery ghost.
Evening star., 1960-08-12

Three speed, induction type motor.
finserproof svords Of heovy svoee,
baked enomeIed wire on both sides.
Steeply pitched blades to move larger
volumes Of DIR quietly.
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Children Welco e. References
absolutely necessary. Park 9-4283.
WICKLIFFE: 3 bedroom single,
basement. garage; off Euclid ave-,
near school; references. $l25.
VIII. 3-2990.
UNFURNISHED apartment, rooms,
bath and garage. 36425 Killarney
dr., Willoughby. VIII. 2-6952
FURNISHED kitchen. bedroom and
bath, newly decorated, utilities.
private entrance. KE. l-9437.
EAST l68th. 1851: Lake Shore area;
furnished suite, second, em-
ployed couple. no pets. Nv. l-l8l6.
8 ROOMS and bath. heat and light
furnished. parking, on East 185th
st. DeVanna Realtor, $50 East
185th. KE. 1-Z227.
] FURNISHED 4 rooms and private
bath. 14704 Hale ave-, HI. O-l595.
FURNISHED apartment, rooms,
adults. white. Ii. 1-2677.
LAKE Shore, 1863 East l52nd: 3
modern newly decorated rooms,
heat and hot water. $40; see GUS
todian. w. 6-0859 or WY. 1-6463.
FURNISHED 3 and A rooms. private
bath and entrance. RE. 1-5748.
OFF Highland rd.: housekeeping
suite with private bath and en-
trance; consider working couple
with care of child. Nv. 6-3Sl9.
WOODWORTH-Hayden area: 5 fur
nished rooms. Sl00, plus utilities
| Err. 1-4295. after 6 p. m.
S ROOMS, gas heat. down, l441t
Potomac. East Cleveland; $65.
| Pc. 1-148l.
2-3 ROOMS. furnished. 1856 Wood
side, inquire side door.
8 FURNISHED rooms, bath. garage
Employed couple. Five points area
J Ii. LOOPS.
3 ROOM apartment. unfurnished
907 East l40th, near Fisher Body
Pc. l-2l45.
EAST Cleveland. 51a rooms down
UL. 1-4594.
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FOR RENT
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS

SHARE house and garage with
couple. middle-aged or older, or
lady alone; S45: white KE. l-34l2.
EAST Cleveland: upper 5 rooms,
new gas furnace Call Pc. 1851,
after ) p. m.
EAST l43rd off st. Clair: 5 rooms,
adults. white, up. UL. 1888.
8 ROOMS and bath, furnished, $40
month. white. MU l-O5lO,
HO. 9-i7l3.
226OO EUCLID ave.: 3la room apart
ment, new building. S95 month;
see supt., or call w. 6-3362.
EAST l3Oth, 956: 5 large rooms,
down, gas heat. garage. ! child.
GIL. 1-5806.
EAST l4Oth Off ST. Clair. 137O5
Rugby rd.: rooms up, gas heat.
PO. l-3317.
WESTROPP: nice rooms, up. gas
heat. PO. 1-l777, after p. m.
1913 HARLAND ave-: 3 rooms,
bath. down. garage, couple. $50.
VIII. 3-6361.
4 FURNISHED rooms and bath,
men; all conveniences, TV, $50
week. 857 East 147th. MU. 1-7l96.
4 UNFURNISHED rooms. call after
5. 976 Stevenson rd. KE. l-OO32.
7 ROOM duplex: 1890 Haldane rd.,
off Euclid. w. 1-435O.
2-ROOM nicely furnished apartment,
private entrance and porch; utih-
ties; washing facilities; ideal for
bachelor. 944 East 147th st.
MU. 1-7985.
3964l JOHNNY Cake Ridge, Rt. "a,
lust east of BOG: ideal unit for /
or 2 people, consists of large bed
room, living room, kitchen and
bath, hot water, electricity, gas.
included. Complete privacy, sepa-
rate entrance, S95 per month. Part
of a large private home on Ia
acres of lawn surrounded by
shrubs, bushes and trees.
VIII. 2-3906.
SMALL 5-room single in East Cleve-
land, white only. Call MU. l-7626.
EAST Cleveland, on Hastings:
rooms, gas heat, modern kitchen,
close to transportation. II. 1888,
5-ROOM apartment. unfurnished,
close to everything. between East
! i52nd and East 156th. w. 1-7l12,
after 5 p. m.
4 ROOMS. Bird floor. partly fur
nished, S65 month. MU. 1-62l8.