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Evening star., 1961-01-08
Padded Expenses
Lead to Year Bon
For Armin Hury

FRANKFURT. Germ any.
Jan. Z (AP). - Armin Harry,
Germany's Olympic gold medal
sprinter. today was banned
from track for a year on sew
eral charges-including pad
ding of expense accounts.
Harry, a West German who
won the 100-meter dash at the
Rome Olympics and world rec
ord co-holder at 10 seconds
fiat. was banned by the legal
committee of the Athletic
League of Hessen Province.
He was found guilty of giving
false and excessive expense
statements of track appear
ances in Germany and to have
damaged Germany's athletic
reputation by publishing erro-
neous material in q magazine
last October.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Ohio Stute Coach
Injured in Crash

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Jan.
2 (AP). - Larry Snyder, 81.
Ohio State track coach who
also headed the United States
Olympic track squad. was in
jured early today when his
car crashed on the Ohio Turn
pike near here.
Snyder, en- route to the
NCAA coaches meetings ir
Pittsburgh. suffered cuts Of the
nose and left cheek and q
possible chest injury. He was
listed in fair condition at
South Side Hospital.
The turnpike patrol said
Snyder apparently fell asleep
and the car swerved and hit
a guard rail.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Boyle Estute Bottle
Settled Out Of Court

CHARLES TOWN. W. Va,
Jan. z (AP) Two former wives
Of the late Albert J. Boyle. de-
veloper of the Charles Town
Jockey Club into o successful
racing operation. have settled
a contest over his estate out of
court.
Papers filed in the Jefferson
County Circuit Court disclosed
today that Mrs. Louise M
Boyle of Baltimore has dis
missed her suit against Mrs
Helene Boyle Of Charles Town
Terms Of the settlement were
not disclosed.
Louise Boyle filed suit In
1858 asking to be named the
legal widow Of Boyle, whose es.
tate was fixed at $4.884.55;
when he died that year. He
left 1t entirely TO Helene Boyle
his second wife.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
FAVORED T.V. LARK SECOND
First Balcony Wins
$58,600 Coost Roce

paid $3l 20. 5000 and IS. T. v.
Lark returned $3.50 and $3.50
and Ole Fols was $3.50 to show
Behind them were Bagdad.
Finnegan. Divine Comedy. Free
Copy. Clandestine, Henrijan,
Golden Notes, Fleet Nasrullah
and Aliwar. in that order.
T. v. Lark and Finnegan
broke on top. But T. v. Lark,
as usual. began tagging and
soon was trailing the field.
While four horses contested
for the lead. Ole Fols was NOV
ing fast along the rail, just
ahead Of Bagdad. Coming out
Of the back stretch. Ole Fols
took the lead from Free Copy
and held 1t until he was beaten
in the stretch.
The victory was worth $50, 100
to the winner, owned by Mr..
and Mrs. r. o. Schulze.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Sports Car Race Program
Listed Today at Marlboro

and the number of entries al
ready has grown about so per
cent with more than IS sign
ing up.
The races start at 10 am.
and will include novice event
of S laps, four SLAP prelimi-
naries for all classes. three
novelty races and four features.
the last for modified cars and
probably covering Is laps.
The novelty races include
two handicaps and something
called q 1885 trophy dash In
which the 1irst car to finish
is not necessarily the winner,
Today's races will be the
first test of the new shifts In
production classifications BY
the Sports Car Club Of Amer.
lea. Porsche Carrera moves ur
to B class, AC-Bristol ano
Daimler to c, Alta Veloce
Porche super, Austin Heale,
and Siata to D; Elva Courier
to E and Morgan back to E
and Alpines advancing to F.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Moeeie's Booters
PIuy in Baltimore

Maggie's soccer club Of WASH
ington and st. Gerard's Of Bal
timore, the only remaining
amateur teams in the National
Open Challenge Cup competi-
ton, clash at 2::30 pm. today
at Ortmann field in Baltimore's
Patterson Park.
The winner Of today'S match
will meet the Pompeii team
from the professional Ameri-
can Soccer League.
The National Soccer League
schedule also resumes today
after four weeks Of inactivity
due to the snow. Three games
are scheduled.
Schweigert plays Clear
Springs on the Maryland teams
home field; the British Lions
and Inca clash at Sixteenth
and Kennedy streets NV. and
Central Valet. the leagues
first-half champion. meets Ha-
gerstown at Twenty third street
and Constitution avenue. All
games begin at 2::30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
ARCADIA. Calf, Jan. Z CAP)

ARCADIA. Calf. Jan. Z CAP)
First Balcony, q 15-to-l shot.
took command with q stunning
burst Of speed in the stretch
and scored a one-length victory
over T.V. Lark in the $50, 500
San Carlos Handicap at Santa
Anita Park today.
A crowd Of $4,000 watched
Ole Fols come into the stretch
on the rail with q lead that
looked as though it might hold
up. But First Balcony. ridden
by Manuel Ycaza. shot down
the middle Of the stretch.
passed Ole Fols and survived a
driving finish by the faSt-clos-
ing T.V. Lark, who went of the
8-to-5 favorite. T.V. Lark nm
ished a neck in front Of Ole
FolS.
First Balcony covered the
seven furlongs In 1:22hs and
Evening star., 1961-01-08
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sos. 70

THIRD RAcE-Purse. 1880: AL
lowances; 3-year-old maidenS; 6 fur
Cocky Kiteh tHer'dss) 7.so 4.ss $50
judge Doyle (Mans'io) 6.?0
Mr.. Money, Sky Risk. LSrEe In
come. News-Maker, Victory Chac. Mite
Lamp. I Kentucky Bid. Winning Wind
Time. 1:13%.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. Sl.7OO;
claiming; 4.year-olds up: g furlonss.
Our Tribe Hsns'ah) 1909 $50 $50
Colonel Zero tPhelps) 1880 $40
Flaming Prince lGuytenl 40
Stripe. Captain Advice. Time. 1:i3s..
FIFTH RACE-Purse $1,000; claim
Ing; 4-year-olds; g furlongs.
Take Him Home (L'n) ESQ $50 go
Donna River tNenol $40
Tulada, Gray Bahram. Time. 1:13.
SIXTH RACE-Purss S1.SO0: claim
CSslIense Baby IB'n'il s.4O 4.se 500
Petite Gem tBreussRf6 400 2.SO
Nes.Nag tNonol ,, a.60
quez. M King carlos. Time. i:ssas. ~
SEVENTH RACE, - Purse, $1,000;
NJ. Oliyet tHeckmar) 1900 $40 300
Marty Dee (Barnett) $50 2.f0
Belmoud Uarkin) ESQ
Scenic. Agha Alibhai. Mr.. Jr.. Reel
Trouble. Time, 1:12.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse 5000;
handicap: 4-year- -olds up; / u miles.
Irish Dream tNono) $50 800 ?.aN
Formal Gent Fieselman) 400 SEQ
Daisax CHeckmann) 2.80
Native Son, Greek Gal. Sure Touch,
Aula Tymie. Time. 2:03.
NINTH RACE-Purse $4,000; the
Old Hickory Handicap; 4-year-olds ana
up: Lis miles.
Road house lHern'D 1880 4.40 :.d0
Tenacious tMeauxl 500 2.4O
q Petes Folly Money eco
First Money, Spygreeny, q Santiago,
Cedrus. Time, 1:46M.
Bishop Stable entry. -.,
TENTH RACE-Purse S1,SOO: claim
ing; 4.year.olds and up: Ia miles.
Caper KID tBFous'rdl 1880 6.iO S.O0
Hard Sea (Ringauist) $40 $40
Phil Y 3 (Head1ey) 400
Noble Court. Gone, Better Goods.
Biz Comber. My Decision. Time, 2:11ss.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Devine to Attend
Grid Clinic Here

Coach Dan Devine of Mis-
souri, will reveal some of the
strategy his boys used in de-
feating Navy in the Orange
Bowl at the third annual Capt.
tai Football Clinic scheduled
March ell at the Presidential
Arms.
Joe Tubiolo. general manager
Of the clinic. announced the
signing Of Devine last night.
Several other nationally promi-
nent college coaches and top
high school coaches also will
lecture. The clinic will be open
to the public.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Suntu Anitu .
By the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse $4,000; claim
ing; 4-yeer-olds and up; furlongs.
Aii.N-sHeeisi lv.l'I.| 1889 e.so s.eS
D'IS freedom S'' Afsr tEr.'O Di9ies Darling, Fly.
ing Atlas. Armed Miss. stepped Up.
Galea. Bright Glow. Carmens Reward.
Thunder Bug. Time. 1:1Os.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $4,000: al
GS.ssi 1SS.Sssi WIT. iytid'i sX i4e suilGss' sS 400
BaiiDoint (Shoemaker) 4.O0 800
Open House (Pierce) TAO
Tense indian. Divine Rascal. Chal-
lenged, Hustle Bubble. Go to Sea, More
Ability. Chrystal Quartz, Ray Ford.
His Tuxedo. Time. 1:23b.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ssferd ivsieSsuelsJ 1;se 500 :.sS
Be Good Buster iSheem'r) $50 $50
Armed South tPicade) $50
DestIog AaSs.'' Goshen ss Lisa sSs cSoee
Tars.s Ring, Pamet, Trumpet. Time,
1:09+.
FOURTH RACE--Purse. $4,000: al
british Roman Is'm'Il $50 4.:e $50
ms sis'e ers;., sHr,s ,n,.,s Sy,lsn'i e4e s.s" 3"
sound wave, French Beau. salvsssr,
Sea Master. jamie Boy. Time, :43ts.
FIFTH RACE : Purse, $4,000:
classified allowances; 4-year-olds and
Prcve II tShoemaker) $40 ESQ :.4O
Prince Cohen uengden) 4.4O 500
Dress Up Le0nsrdD $50
a Howard O.. q Princes Gem. Cleave,
Hoe Down, Nagea. Time, 1:41 rs.
Handmacher and Fuller entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse $4,000: classi-
field allowances; 4-year-olds and UP:
about 6ba furlongs (turf.
Rendition (L0ngden) $50 $50 SEQ
Sund0wn ii tYeasa) $50 $50
DR.. j. Howard (Pierce) see
Sweet June, Honey Pie. Pardee II,
King Moishe. Hope Is Eternal, Biz
Jake. Top Double. King O'Turf, Grey
Eagle; Time. 1:13ss (eauals track
johnson entry.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $50, 900
added; San Carlos Handicap; 4-year-
olds and up; furlongs
First Baieeny tYe'fa) 31.20 1880 500
T. v. Lark tSellersD $50 a.6O
. Ole Fols (AreaTs) 2.8O
Finnegsn, Free Copy, Henrijan,
Aliwar, Clandestins, Fleet Nasruliah.
Golden Notes, Divine Comedy. Bsgdad.
Mccarthy entry.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. $4,000;
claiming: 4:-yeer-clds up: lh miles:
Heme Town Here tH'm's) 1880 a.4O
Bright Werd (Nevesl 100
April, Captain David, Swift Beau,
La vie. Phantom Ace, Jerry O'Brien
Time l:5lh.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
S,723FansB BET
S717,lIli!!3||'af d
Charles Town
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
star RaeinE EditoF I

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Jan. 7.-Mexican-born Victore
Espinosa kept pace with the
busy mutuel machinery at the
Charles Town track today,
riding four straight winners.
including the Washington
owned Honeynob, who carried
Virginia McKenney's silks to q
front-running triumph in the
$1,000 Toney Belts Purse.
Although the betting failed
to reach last Mondays record
breaking handle of SITE, ,294.
the crowd of S.723 poured
$717.223 through the windows
on the nine-race card in de-:
lightful spring like weather. It
was only the second time In
Charles Town history that the
handle surpassed the $7OO. 900
mark.
In the feature event. a sprint
of about" 6 furlongs. Honey
mob threw sheer speed at her
seven rivals and registered by
three lengths in front of Allen
B. Hummer's Kiperic, who was
two lengths ahead of Mrs.
Bettey B. Casey's Harleigh, the
3-to-2 favorite who nosed out
William B. CaSilear's Ware for
third.
For Honeynob, a 7-year-old
mare who raced with the likes
of My Dear Girl and Indian
Maid last year, it was her sec
ond straight victory at this
meeting and she paid $40,
$3.50 and So. She recorded the
fastest time Of the meeting for
the Charles Town course, COW
ering the distance in lit over
a fast track. r
Harleigh had a slight excuse
as he and several other horses
were not quite set for the break
and the start was somewhat
ragged.
The 2l-year-old Espinosa,
who led the Shenandoah Downs
summer meeting last season,
started his streak in the third
race with Sun Event ($1l.20),
won the fifth with Priory School
t$13.2O and the sixth with
Double Cut ($9.2O before TAX
ing the feature with Honeynob.
Espinosa had a chance to i'm
prove on his record in the last
two races. but was fifth with
Mighty Tag in the eighth and
fifth again with Steven S. in
the ninth.
The daily double payofi
amounted to $l98.60 when TV
Sue upset in the opener at
$3.50 and Sun Bolt took the
second at $40.
Apprentice James Verrone,
leading rider Of the meeting
was not too far behind Espi-
nosa, winning three races. He
took the third with Miss Monk
($6.20 and the last two with
outsiders. Purple Prince in the
eighth at $12.40 and Pen Case
In the ninth at $50.
Once again Charles Town re-
ceived strong support from
New York-New Jersey-based
horseplayers as TAT made the
long journey on 20 buses.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

Barring an unexpected turn
in the weather, the Refrigera-
tor Bowl sports car races today
at Marlboro should be more
successful than last years first
venture with a mid-winter auto
event. ...
The overnight forecast was
for variable cloddiness. windy
and colder than yesterdays
temperatures in the SOS. Last
years event was on q windy
day but the temperature stayed
above 40 and 900 spectators
came out.
The crowd is expected to
increase-there were 100 or so
watching practice yesterday
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Rood House Wins
At Fair Grounds

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Z
(AP). - Road House. a dark
brown colt owned by Roger
Wilson and Earl Allen. bounced
into the lead at the head Of
the stretch today and with
stood two furious late chal-
lenges to win the $4,000 Old
Hickory Handicap at the Fair
Grounds.
Road House was three
quarters Of . length in front
Of Tenacious at the finish line
with Pete's Folly third.
Road House was the third
choice Of the, HOPS fans and
returned 5000. $40 and $40
He ran the mile and one-six-
teenth in l:464s.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Derrick Wins
AT Tropical,
Pays $47.7O,

sMIAMI,. Fla, Jan. Z (APo.-
! ]. Collins Derrick. a 22-1
Iot, closed with a tremendous
Ash today to win the $24,100
Grange Bowl Handicap at
Tropical Park before a crowd of
4 .902.
Derrick finished a length in
&ont Of Noholme II, who was
nose ahead of Yorky, with
Cranberry Sauce fourth. Hero
&ogala. the 3-to-2 favorite,
4nished 10th. with no excuses.
Derrick, making his first
art Of the meeting, ran the
lie and a sixteenth in l:43
nd paid $47.70. $3.50 and
&L20. :.
Nohblme II, an Australian
Import, returned $1,000 and 81.
Yorky paid $500 to show.
Third Winner For Rotz
Z Derrick received q Superlative
Nde from John L. Rotz. who
Ode two previous winners to-
Ay to move into a tie with
raulio Baeza for the lead in
4e Tropical Park Jockey
landings with 80.
The l5-horse field got away
1 good order with Yorky get
ting to the front on the club
4buse turn. with Noholme II
I'D Tudorich in closest pursuit,
4errick was 18th.
Tndorich took the lead in the
ackstretch with [Noholme II
@d Yorky next. At the far turn
Tudorich dropped out of it and
yorky and Noholme II went
Head and head for the lead with
q cranberry Sauce third. Derrick
moved up from ninth place and
&arted his winning move.
Noholfne II was in front turn
ing for home. with Yorky Sec
olid, Cranberry Sauce third and
Derrick looming up on the out.
side. Noholme II was still in
frDnt inside the sixteenth pole
but Derrick nailed him 70 yards
frem the wire and drew out
with every stride.
Bought For $4,000
Heroshogala never seemed te
get untracked. running far back
throughout.
Collins had purchased Der.
riGk last fall at Belmont ParL
for $40. 900 from Pin Oak Farm
Hesreceived a $15,665 return or
HIS investment the first time hi
ran the horse. ....
.RotS' previous winners on thu
card were Peninsula t$i7.S0 ir
the third race and Singer
(32,80) in the first.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Terp Swimmers
Defect Deucons

Maryland's swimming team
won all but two events in de-
feating Wake Forest. 70-25. in
an Atlantic Coast Conference
meet last night in Cole Field
House.
The Terps' 400-yard medley
relay team Of Tom Wingate.
Mike Schaeberle, Dave Fleming
and Frank Culkin set q pool
record Of 1905. breaking its
own mark Of 4:01.3.
Gene PetreSy was q double
winner for the Deacons.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Tropieol Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
Ing; 4-year-oids and up: 8 furlongs.
Singer (Rets) 1850 $50 $50
Celos.l ,.i A5ssy tsluIl 1889 40
Dead Indian. Deal Lane, Miss Prose-
eutor.. .eids Sister. Fixit, Miss Saggy,
Superior Miss, Mans Folly. Time.
lib
SECOND RACE - Purse. S2.4OO;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; about
Noble s.sn tGiIbero 1880 40 4.se
Nile King (MOorep 500
High Order, Pambo. Jaekfield, Bonci,
Tidivate: Esdraelon, Wise Eddie. Deadly
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds; IL. miles.
Peninsula RstE) 1880 s.S0 4.40
Exc (Adams) $50 20O
OF Sen (BiumI 800
Soups On. Texas Brown. Mishty
Gone. 0reRary. Miss Rob Roy, Yellow
Moon. Rastus Brown: Dear Mother.
High Spy. Time 1:479s.
claiming; 4-year-olds up; furlonFs,
First Minister (Mo'D 1919 i.IO SAC
Double Bid tBaexaD 2.8O = go
Posttime-Joe tDe SpiritsI 4.O0
Phi Flash. Delmargo, Jamipeso.
Bullys Kin. Bridlebrovn. Time, Ell.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claim
ing: A-yearo-lds and up: l.. miles.
seth whe !steyenson) 7.60 $50 SS.a0
Whltey's Boy (ChuRchD go
: Puerto Madeo; Alsvider. Top Sarge
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
sSsi.i Ensinssr 'G'Si % 1856 81 40 !: q
Ei.fs Eis.I. i.asi. sai.'sSS sSu..in.., ''o 40 40
Borreaig. Jester O., Arabian Nights.
Crafty Msrine Time i:4sS.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purs. $500: al
lSTf9sst; Sin =. tcAsiss SO su!Gas ssS
Gerdlan Knet (Bluml 4.40 :.A0
Francis 3. (Bolimetisl ESQ
Eneanto. Big Klu; Rhinelsndsr'
ed: The orsnse Bowl HsnGisap: ;.
Esar;olds and up; u: misls. -.
Nshsin. n ich.mb.r.) 1883 100
aCrsnberry Sauce, Moony. King
Grail, fair Pilot, Idolater. Better
Heroshogala. Warlike. Tudorich. Greek
stir; 1,.iG Time i;4a.
Elmendorf entry.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. ss.4OQ: claim.
ins; 4-year-olds and up Ia miles
Hand and Foot tEr'e) 1880 u 20 a.4a
Jehn Fury tBaexaD 1890 5..a
Larry Wen Brosks) 3ON
sFeots (Adamsb 3,S0
sabena II, Norcly. Toscan. Oh
Prince. Little Slipper II. Time. 1:59b
Dead heat for third position.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Warner Is Star
AS St. Stephens
Nips Woodberry

Henry Warner hit on a jump
shot after 1907 of q sudden
death overtime period to give
st. Stephens a 4l-39 basket
ball decision over Woodberry
Forest yesterday at St.
Stephens.
Woodberry outscored the
Saints. 1876. in the final period
and moved into q 1884 lead
with less than q minute re-
naming. Braxton Tabb's foul
shot for st. Stephens forced
the overtime.
Tabb then hit on q layup
with seven seconds remaining
in the first overtime and forced
the sudden-death period. Both
teams had q shot at the basket
before Warner. the high scorer
with 81 points. connected.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Bison Cagers
Beaten, 91.B

DOVER, Del, Jan. Z tSpe-
iaD Kenny Pearson scored Is
of his % points in the second
half as Delaware State College
broke open a close basketball
game and routed Howard, 9lI
73, here today. 1T'1
Howard kept pace in the first
half. but Pearson took COM
mand after halftime and the
winners steadily moved ahead.
Robert Baker. the games high
scorer with 20 points, made IL
in the second half. .1 -
George williams led Howard
with 20 points as the Bisons
lost their eighth game against
two victories.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
IIsu Konruds Wins

SYDNEY, Jan. Z (AP).-Ilsa
Konrads. Australian Olympic
swimmer. won the New South
Wales 440-yard freestyle title
tonight in 4 minutes 49.S sec
onds.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Fair Grounds Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, S1.7OO; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: 8 furlongs.
Martha Cary (Mern's) 20.40 zee 500
Mibs Marble tNono) $50 $50
False Ceiors (Headley) $50
Bobschild. Haute. Cup Moon, Rally
Round. Aunt Pepper. Miss Westgate
Time, 1:14.
SECOND RACE Purse $1,000;
claiming: 3-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Gems First tH'ekm'n) TAO 4.40 SEQ
Fancy Frolic Garkln) 4.6O SEA
Major Degage (Guyt0n) $50
Clue Me. Good Hill. vigil Light,
I Tipico, fBeaminE, Nelson Ray,
{ Curve Maker. Roman Wizard. Iowa
Boy, Time, 1:13S.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Varsity Bowling

Adelphi College at Garden
City. N. Y. has added bowling
as a varsity sport.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
HOCKEY SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGU

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal. 9: New York. 3.
Toronto. 4: Boston. /.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Hershey. 8: Buffalo. J.
Rochester. 4: Cleveland. 1.
sDrinsnslds sHsrEsN 1ai pfsEidsHSs' fEHsTS D.
Johnstown, g.; Greensboro. 4.
New NTEsSAfioNHs ahxssi Fl SNliatoHi HGir2seuE
Fort Wayne. &: Muskegon, 1.
Omaha, Z: indianapolis. /.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
CHARTS OF CHARLES TOWN RACES

(CopyTighted. 1861, By Trianee Publications. Incl
FIRST RACE-purse. $1,000; claiming 4.year.oids and
Winner Joseph =. MyeEs ch: S. hy One HtterAgnes
4 Traner Winston 3: Hin yalnes-so6O $500 $lOo $50
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time, Pm.
obout 4h furlonss.

BEST BET-cHIEF PADUKE-SEVENTH RACE
FRsT RAcEPuns 81 omns t$zso; 4yss,-od. and u,;
Evening star., 1961-01-08

FOURTH RAcE-Pune. 81 900; eomns 5000; 3-yesd
ebout s fuslonss

NEW pANo lsellessl- l---.-----7o.l
xSPEEDY ANSWER (SieIss)- .20.i
xMlSS 6lNoMEl kDsspirifo) FOL
SWIM THE RIVER iCibsen) 90 I
Evening star., 1961-01-08
90; eIoimins sl.soo); 4-ysor-OId, and
EIGHTH RAcE-Pusss. 81 900;
NINTH RAcE-Pu'ss. 1000

SLOWING CUP tvs.rensl- ------l5-l
RED SUlTAN tSombsfdsile) Isl
RocATiok me boyl- l---=---- 20-l
RApp,snties alle~anes eIsiNnsd.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

Pen Case (verrone)- -
PolyEamist iWeakleyl
That's This Game (M'han)
Man Made lReynolds) -
Steven 8. tEspinosa)
Norhtward Bound (P'rker)
Buckles N Bows tStake)
Honest Sun tDonahue) =
John Weaver lBilleaud) :
Rasun Zami (Siglerl
Evening star., 1961-10-27

he (Mr. Nixon wins the Re-
publican nomination.
4. He believes Democratic
Gov. Edmund G. Brown shows
a shocking lack of leadership
in meeting problems Of civil
defense.
S. If elected, his administra-
ton will not SpenG its time
imploring the Federal Govern
ment for aid in solving prob
lens" Mr.. Nixon said are State
responsibilities. He cited civil
defense, agriculture, education
and health and welfare services
as areas in which I'VE must
move with our own initiative
to the greatest extent possible. !"
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be successful without Califor-
MAS support.
Mr.. Nixon also made these
points in a day packed with
news conferences, speeches and
personal appearances:
l. He thinks it is time to
reappraise the policy o. ship
ping United States planes to
YugoSlavia. He said he favored
aid to Yugoslavia while in the
Eisenhower administration be-
cause he hoped it would help
split Yugoslavia from Russia.
But recent events, he said, in
dicate a new appraisal is
needed.
2. He hopes all candidates
including former Gov. Goodwin
j. Knight, who has accused a
Nixon supporter of trying to
lure him out of the Governors
race remain in the G. o. P.
primary.
8. He expects support from
former President Eisenhower if
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we (Republicans) want
progress. and we want govern
ment to establish an atmoS-
phere in which progress can
IloVe forward. But we want it
on a responsible basis.
Opposes Extremes
I'VE must continue to re-
ject all extremes. We must
reject the extreme of reaction
because we believe in progress,
and we must reject the ex-
treme of radicalism on the
other hand because we believe
in responsibility.
If we can do these things,
I believe we have stretching
out before us a fight that is
worth sacrificing for, and if
we persevere a lot in 1862 and
win the House then in
1864, oh boy!"
The former President also
said the Kennedy adminiStra-
ton is creating what he called
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Nixon Pledges 4 Years
If Elected Governor

(In Los Angeles, State Dem
ocratic Chairman Roger Kent
retorted in a statement;
The physical disability Nix
on refers to is someone twist
ing his arm to run for Presi-
dent-and he'll see to it that
someone does.")
Mr.. Nixon indicated that. il
he is elected Governor in 1862
he will expect to nave an i'm
portant voice in determining
who the 1864 Republican presi-
Dental nominee will be. He
said no candidate is likely tC
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SAN DIEGO. Calf, Oct. 81
(AP).-Richard NJ. Nixon says
that only something like a
physical disability" would pre-
vent him from serving a full
four-year term if he is elected
Governor of California.
The former Vice President,
here on a speaking tour, was
asked by newsmen yesterday if
he would accept a draft for
the G. o. P. presidential NOM
ination in 1864. He replied:
There will be no draft in 1864
for me or anyone else"
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Mexican President
Denies Ties to Cuba

MEXICO CITY, Oct. ~ (AP) .
President Adolfo Lopez Ma
teos says Mexico maintains a
strictly hands-off policy on
Cuba and has no intention of
changing.
In his first news conference
with foreign correspondents
since he took office almost
three years ago. the President
said yesterday reports that his
government was altering its
stand on Fidel Castro's regime
were unfounded.
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Eisenhower
AsksRejection
OF Extremes

GETTYSBURG, Pa, Oct. 81
(AP).-The Republican Party
must continue to stand for
responsible progress and re-
ject extremes" if it hopes to
nail down the 1864 presidential
election, says former PreSi-
dent Eisenhower.
Speaking at a $10-a-plate
fund-raiSing dinner sponsored
last night by the Adams
County Republican organiza-
ton, Gen. Eisenhower de-
clared: