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Girl to assist with housework and care of children at Munsey's Bear Camp, for the months of April and May Ph. 486-5320.
 24-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-24

WONDER HEATER = Thermax boat and room heater, no flame, no danger of starting fire, heat ing power 2,400 B.T.U.'s. 20 hrs. with quart of fuel. On display at Dads Barber Shop. 241n
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-24

Baby sitter every Thursday in my home. For information call 486- 2679 or 1275 Brooklyn.
 24-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-24

ISLAND ELECTRONICS - Radio & TV repair. Open 12 to 9 pm.
 Ph. 486-2626. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-24
Services

MARTINS ARBOR VIEW PLUMBING & HEATING. Ph.
 486-2422 day or night or 487- 5840 Guaranteed work by li- censed plumber & steamfitter. Take advantage of our free es- timating service. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-24
POLICE SLOGAN

No matter what model, or even how new, the safest device in your car is you.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-24

will not be responsible for any
 debts other than my own. Gary T. Davis. 24-3n
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-24

Will do baby-sitting in my home
 for working mothers. Ph. 486- 2661. 241y
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-05-25
FHA-Willowick

3-bedroom bungalow. full base
ment with tiled recreation room.
garage. fenced-in yard Close to
shopping center. Payments only
sl09 per month. $1,000 down
Priced right at $4,000.
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G.I. Financing

Full basement. lla-cor garage.
Excellent condition. spotlesslY
cleon. lovely lot, beach privi
leges. Only $4,000.
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Modern Runch

Beautiful 8 bedroom. complete
with garage on double lot. Sunny
kitchen with Formicd counter
tops. Mony extras. Terms ovuilu
bic Only Sl5,500.
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Lake Front

Genuine Western Reserve home.
full basement. double garage. On
l60x300 lot. Gas. paved street.
Priced TO sell ut only Sl4.500.
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(!@E9@
North Of Blvd.
COLONIAL
Custom built-vestibule. living
room. log fireplace. screened
porch off dining room. kitchen.
dishwosher. new cabinets. eat
ing space. puneled rec. room in
basement. lovotory and shower.
3 bedrooms. clay tile bath. cir
ing porch on End; attached 90
rage. beach privileges. Needs
painting - so priced reason
able at Sle.95o. Neur Shoregute
Shopping Center. Owner truns
ferred. immediote occupancy.
EXPANSION BUNGALOW
FomilY Room
Glistening white frome IL yeor
old. Attached garage. fenced lot
with stone barbecue. Living
with bay window. combination
kitchen-dinette. lst floor -pon-
eled and heuted fomily room
with jolousie windows: Q bed
rooms and bath down, additional
space on End for dormitory bed
room. full basement. Quiet loco
ton. lovely beach. Immediate
occupancy. Priced in low 20's.
EDGEcLrFEA BEDROOMS
BRICK, custom built by original
owner. A most unusuul home
designed and we'll planned for
efficiency and gracious living.
Main floor features heoted vesti-
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fireplace. formal dining room,
nook with bay window. compact
we'll plonned kitchen. umple
cupboords and counter space.
dishwusher. disposal. exhaust
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ldvotory: End floor features 4
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rumpus room. well windows, loo
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GARAGE: tree shaded lot; privote
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FOR RENT
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Room TO Puster

+lll7 A PRIVATE SUITE FOR
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big kitchen, 2 bedrooms plus sep
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on very LARGE LOT. Only
$4,000,
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No Down Payment
On These

i 1902 OLDER COLONIAL has
been completely redecorcted.
new Competing. living room. din
inq room. kitchen. bath on first.
2 bedrooms up. basement. &C.
rage. nice lot. oil city improve.
ments. S99.9l monthly pays oil
#l407 GOOD STARTER. Living
room. dining room. big kitchen. 8
bedrooms. basement on large
corner lot close to schools and
shopping. EASY FINANCING.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-05-25
2 Heres

Plus home. Modern s-yeur-old
fIume ranch. large kitchen. Many
extrus. $500 down FILA. Only
Sl3,6OO.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-05-25

For ADVERTISING = Gl. 1888
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REAL ESTATE
WillowicIk Special

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been completely remodeled with
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SITUATED ON LARGE WELL
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SALE is URGENT. Asking $4,000
G.I. No Downs
#lll4 Lovely 3-bedroom ranch.
lorge large living room. dining
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CALL ON THIS. G.I. NO DOWN.
#l4ls IMMACULATE is the
word for this lovely 3 bedroom
ranch. featuring large kitchen.
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attached garage on well land
scoped large lot off LAKE SHORE
BLVD. AND ONLY $4,000. G.I.
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New Split Level

Country living in Roccoon Hill
Estates on beautiful one ocre
wooded LOT. 2z boths. sun
porch. built-ins. Not yet com
pleted. See il now ct Sl9.500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
LoyoIu Swimmers
Beat CuthoIic U.

Loyola's> strong swimming
team sped past Catholic Uni.
versity, 1924. in q Mason.
Dixon Conference record.
4OO-yard medley relay-cathoiie q
lHrust. zegowttE. csefalday. Lnckettl
sO0:sard srssstyIs-l, Ptlseh. Log.
ola; 3. Prsis. LOyeis; 3, Fox, CO
So-yard iresstxle-I. Powisy. Log.
OLE; q Young. Loyola; .. Gladwin
ieo-ySrd individual medley - 1
Burns. Loyola; 2. Herget, Loyoia; 8
cr PIiy ~ .5I;s HOllsran. Gu; 2. rrieto
200-yard butterfly-Karpers. 10y
ola; z. csefalday. Gu; 3. KatSuranis
io0-yard freestyle-1, Hushes, 10y.
ola; ., Luckett, Gu: 3. Fox. Gu. 100. 4
200-yard baekstroke-1, Smith, Log
ola; 2. Flynn. Gu; 5, Brust, Gu. 1882. 2
44p.ya1d freestyie l., Kudeluis
Lcynls: 2. Bree. LOycia; ., cianct. CO
soo.yard breaststroks-1, Ytelnuth
Loyoia; zesoWits. Gu; .. Herset
400-yaFd freestyls relay = L.oyoli
!Jeifers. hughes KaFper. 'PoWisy)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
star Racing Editor

= 81 . !.
Mystic II. . 7-year-oId
French-bred horse, who has
designs on the 100000 Camp
ben. Handicap next month.
made o naockery Of the s22, $50
Southern Maryland Handicap
yesterday ct Bowie as he cir
cled the field and defeated his
stablemate, Moon Shot, By five
lengths.
Once again Bowie ran into
miserable weather for another
Saturday program, but despite
the rain, fog and o threat Of .
tornado, which fortunately
missed the immediate area, a
crowd Of 1883 eheered home
the Morris H. Dixon entry In
the Oath running Of the
Southern Maryland.
Taking third money. Az
lengths behind Moon Shot in
the mud. was Quiz Briar,
owned and trained by Othello
D. Monte.
Entry Dominates Race
The entry Of Mystic II,
owned by C. Mahlon Kline Of
Media, Pa, and Moon Shot,
who carried the silks Of Mrs.
William Coke Wright, COM
pletely dominated the 7-fur-
long feature as most Of the
rain renched crowd figured II
would. Thus, the entry paid
only $3.50, $3.50 and $3.50
Quiz Briar returned $3.50 show
Mystic II. carrying tor
weight Of 12S pounds. became
the first horse to win two
straight southern Maryland
Handicaps since Honey, CLOUD
turned the trick In 1888 and
1910. Last winter, Mystic d
whipped Yes, You VIII In the
same event.
Jockey Arthur Chambers
Bowie's leading rider, handled
Mystic II with extreme conf.
dence after leaving the start
ing gate as Moon Shot, under
121 pounds, took care of the
early pace settlers.
Jockey Larry Adams, who
had won the Burch Handicap
earlier in the meeting with
Noon Shot. took the lead or
the backstretch as Cotoctor
Prince. Poppy Jay and Van.
essa's Boy tried to keep ur
with the fleet sprinter. Mystic
II saved ground along the in.
side for the first three eighthi
of o mile but then was steerec
to the outside for his victory
challenge.
i It was not until he was past
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
FLAMINGO
Continued From Page c.,

Prince. wasn't disturbed by
pulling his colt out Of the Fla
mingo and running him in the
lesser race. I've got to bring
him UP gradually" Jones said,
land ! didn't see the percent
age In running him in @ longer
event"
Price. who refused $500. 600
for Garry Back, didn't have
much Of q kindly nature to say
about Beau Prince.
What do I think would have
happened II Beau Prince had
been in there?" he said. II
think we would have beaten
him all right. We have beaten
him about every time we have
hooked up and he (Beau
Prince) Is going to have to
improve.
"Crozier Is q very tough
horse. But we are going to run
Garry Back In the Florida Der
by and keep running him as
long as he is feeling and acting
good. He only runs the last
part of o race and 1t doesn't
take too much out Of him."
Garry Back ran the last part
Of the race today. He was max
ing the price right for Jack
Price, especially in the last 20
yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26

One hundred and fifty-fo
s-year-old colts and fillies
have been nominated for the
s5th running Of the $4,000
Preakness ct Pimlico May 20
track officials announced last
night.
OF this number q dozen VIII
be lucky to reach the starting
gate for the mile and three
sixteenths event, the second lee
Of racing's Triple Crown Only
six started last year, wher
Turfland Stables Bally Ache
won.
Hope springs eternal and the
list includes nominees from
every section Of the country
including q record 81 from Cal.
ifOrnia. A West Coast horSs
won it three years ago wher
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SANTA ANITA
Continued From PaKe c

Continued From Page C-l
proved his worth when given
the rein.
The victory for Shoemaker
wa shis fourth in this winter
epic. He had won previously on
Rejected In 1854. Poona II in
1855 and Round Table three
years ago.
Prove It-Who didn't race as
q 2-year-old because he was too
little. and who campaigned with
the second division Of Ellsworth
horses last year-boosted his
earnings to $243.570.
The order Of finish behind the
first four was Prince Blessed,
New Policy, Top Double, Tom
pion, Top Caliber, Sea Orbit
and American Comet.
This may not have been the
greatest cast assembled for the
handicap, banner race for the
! older horses on the Santa Anita
schedule, but it was Handicap
Day and the crowd flocked in.
AS the gates opened, the early
birds scrambled for the unre-
served seats. Others came armed
with their own chairs and
stools.
Four-and. Twenty Wins
In a companion feature. the
$4,000 San Francisco Purse,
Alberta Ranches came up with
q second threat for next weeks
Santa Anita Derby. Four-and-
Twenty, a Stablemate of the
already feared Flutterby, easily
won at a mile and one-sixteenth
lin 1:412s.
The total mutuel handle was
$3,892.595.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
ia for Jersey Derby

CAMDEN, N. j., Feb. IS
(AP).-The country's leading
3-year-olds have been nonn-
mated for the Jersey Derby at
Garden State Park Memorial
Day. Included in a list of 1874
nominees are such as Carly
Back, Crozier, Beau P rim ce.
Vapor Whirl. Sherlock, Try
Cash, Flutterby. Captain Fair,
DR.. Miller, Ronnie's Ace a nd
Pappa's All.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
S $500 Paid
For Belle Acton

NEW YORK, Feb. rs (APl
Belle Acton. harness racing's
all-time leading money winner
among pacing mares. has beer
sold privately for q record sum
Of $52.500, the Long Island
Sunday Press said today.
The o-year-old broodmare
retired In 1859 with earnings
of $3.50. 063. was purchased BY
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex C. Larkir
of Chicago and Lexington. KY.
from the Belle Acton Stables
Inc, Of New Rochelle, N. Y
The Larkins plan to mate
Belle Acton next year to theil
world champion pacing Stal.
lion, Bye Bye Byrd, the sports
leading money winner with
bankroll Of $4S2.356.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
l54 Horses Nominated
For 85th Preokness

Mrs. Halina Braunstein's Royal
Orbit scored by four lengths,
The list includes IL horses
from the 1851 experimental
Free Handicap list stiIl in
training. and 81 stakes winners.
Six fillies, an unusually large
female representation, are In
cluded among the nominees.
Topping this group Is Brook
meade Stables Bowl Of
Flowers, unanimous choice as
2-year-old filly champion last
year. Only four filhes have
won the Preakriess since its
inception in 1873, the last
being Nellie Morse in 1924.
Five Of the West Coast can
didates are scheduled to start
in the 100000 Santa Anita
Derby March 4. These are Al
berta Ranches Flutterby, Rex
Ellsworth's Olden Times, Mr..
and Mrs. E. D. Faeh's Wire
Us, Mr.. and Mrs. @. D. Kings
Pappa's All, and Robert s..
LeSages' Captain Fair.
Leading Preakness candi-
dates now racing in Florida
are MIR. and Mrs. Jack Prices
Garry Back, Calumet Farms
Beau Prince, Jacob Sherss
Sherlock. Fred w. Hoope1.s
ICrozier, K. L. Bliss Thirty
Flights, Alamode Farms Vapor
Whirl, Ada l.. Rice's Try Cash,
Louis e. Wolfson's Garwol and
Boncrist Farms Nashua Blue.
All of the horses named also
are expected to be nominated
flor the two other Triple Crown
races. Entries close for the Bel
mont, third leg. on March 4,
land for the Kentucky Derby,
first and most glamorous Of
the three races, on March 5. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
Mystic II Easy Winner
In Hondicop at Bowie

the eighth pole that Mystic II
got the lead. but It was apparent
much earlier that the son Of
Relic was determined to sweep
home first. Mystic u ran the
distance IN 1888 over the
muddy footing the slowest time
since the event was shortened
in 1855.
Trainer Dixon, who condi-
toned Polynesian back In the
#194Os, said Mystic II would be
shipped back to the farm in
Union Square, Pa, to be prepped
for the Bowie Handicap March
II and the Campbell March rs.
Mystic II, who earned $14.463
In his first stakes triumph Of
1861, frets when he is stabbed ct
q track and spends most Ut his
time on the trainers farm.
SIS Million Bet
Betting on the nine-race card
was q disappointing $1.32g,5s3,
although it was the second best
handle Of the weather-plagued
meeting. Officials had antici-
pated q crowd Of 10000 and
wagering close to 81 million
before the rains moved in early
in the day.
A terrific wind and rain
storm dashed the track shortly
after the ninth race and fans
were forced to stay inside un-
der cover for about 20 minutes
No damage or injuries were re.
ported, although wind reached
gusts Of so miles an hour fol
about ten minutes. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
Bowie in Romp
Over Frostburq

Bowie State pulled away att
er the first 10 minutes to score
10 1929 basketball victory over
Feostburg State Teachers col
lege last night at Bowie.
Fred Neal, Rich Milbourne,
Al Perry and Clarence Messick
all hit in double figures for the
Bulldogs, who posted their
ninth win In their last 10 out
ings.
E.a.kH.,,..v 49,, sSa,.A~ - a -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
Suntu AnitO Results


FIRST RAcE-PuEss: $4,000: claim
V ns: srs sssTold M. end a M tS T
S SSI s.t SXsit saS.,m,,,, 1899 is.o q
Lucky Buddy, silent Magic. Delft
blue. Reins, Convincing Lea, Little
Booster; Brides Noration, Huiier.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowances; 3-year-olds; Ia miles.
Harry Waagg lg'em'r) ESQ $50 sac
Systematie IGilligan) 11.0O $50
FiEhtin zivics. Entrepreneur, cover Cover
Now, Rahlsro, Fiatteref, County Seat.
Time. 1:43ss.
THIRD RAcE-Purss, $4,000; claim.
Ing; 4-year-olds and up; 8 furlOngs.
assi.s s:r.ls 6, sGS sssS l94S s ss
Destroy (vaIensueIa) 1.S0
Armed south. Fair Dawn, Ton Mar.
shall Gale Aha, Good Buster, Brides
account; Travel Book. veEastime.
FOURTH RACE-Purss, $4,000; al
lowances: 4-yeaF-Olds 10; 6M fufionSs
Tssslisrnsss Moreno, eco 40 s.4s
Sweet June (yalensuelal A.0O 3.2o
5 iinits. TsSoc. The wave. b Queen sn
America. Meticulous, joy Joyce. Bib
N Tux Long Bars, Gun Box. Time.
llSsS.
FIFTH. RACE-Purse. $4,000; elas-
stfied allowances; 4-year-oldS and up:
FinSeSan Is vaIenruelA, A.so sac s.eo
Darling June tMeren0) A.60 $50
Dress Up tHarmatSD $50
Twentyons Guns. Precious Hoard
low, Past Due, Time. 1922.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, s12, 900: al.
SEaHHsss: is'esHsi;S SsS' ,5o % asS ga
I Jewel fhief (vaIeuuuela) III
.sheIbyytlle. Mighty Mine. Pappa's
All, Hustle Bubble. Bombay. Time.
sddsSEA lie santa Anita Hsndisaap n:AS g
S SI:SS' %.' :S::$;:s''S !'sS e:
3 GREY Easis tGIIiran) ''~' ;SSS
Prince Blessed, First Balcony, TOP
Double, Sea Orbit, New Policy, Tom
pion. Top caliber. American Comet.
. Kerr entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: Or
tional claiming; 4-yesr-oids and np;
Als.s%:s. iIiI rsnss:s. nae SO s.es
Tanso's pIasS. Pslnet, Iloyds r SikI
Cat Call. Engravef, Irish Orator. Main
Contender. Navy Fire. limbo. Time.
!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 3-year.o odds. q, furlongs.
That's Je.s GlIeadIeyl 1859 $50 5.ee
xigll Llght tDreussarO 1899 s.ee
Nelson s Ray. Daring Duchess I sSs
p. suniisht sue. Mr.. Reckon. Time,
Fo6RrH RACE - Purss. $4,000;
ss sind1 ~. s,Xsr,rSSclaS "; tarlcns g
Indian Rlnmagq pllnsguIstl e.0G
BarristeF Bob, Quick Master. Hudson
Flash, Qoldncse, irish Dream. Tulada.
FIRTH ARkcE-Purse. $500: ela,m-
Lss,s Svsstis Geek 1875 4.ee $50
WinG bpFeaa fVan H0okl 4.ae
For Fun. Baltimore Chop. Baily
he sfxTE I RAcsEP Ss; $4,000: claim.
ING: 4:yeaf.olds and IN: LIE miles.
Bardollne Geek 500 $50 800
outlay tFieselmanl SEQ $50
0uael (MeeuxD 4.so
T;m:. sac s,,s s.LndinG' quiet nut reODeS'
SEVENTH RAcE--Purss, $500: al.
lowanses; 3-yeaE.elds: d: miles. :.
BlG walt. Prince Merida. Colonel
Ovid q. Time. 1:43%.
EIGHTH RACE-purse, $4,000: al
loWances; 4.year-olds up furiongs.
Andrew D. W. (H'k'n) ESQ 40 S.4e
MaPsllld (Daltonl go 1.0e
Big Mi. Spysreeny. Blast OFF. POI
Prophet, Admiral Jack: Time. l:llb.
Disqualified from first to third:
NINTH RACE-S60 900 added: The
New Orleans Handicap; 3-year.olds
Greek Star lneOus'rdl e.2o 80 $50
Read Hsuse lHernanaes) 1O.2o 800
All Hands <Heckmannl ESQ
Noble Sci, Golden Circle, Q Santiago,
Tony Graft, Petes Folly, Tenacious.
Time: l494S.
TENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; ham
dieap; 4-year-olds and M; liz miles.
SMOKE Stresm lCOokD ESQ $50 2.@e
Sea v0ynge None 40 500
The Orator (Sackett) 4.46
Better Goods, Broken step, Head
wind. Retobado II. Our Bob. Time,
l'4o7s'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
.Wire-fo-Whe
VictOrYScored
BYGreek Star

4
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. Is
(AP) Greek Star, q straw
berry roam at his front-rnnning
best on a lightning fast track,
blazed the way from start to
finish today to win the $685.
New Orleans Handicap.
Jockey Ray Broussard was
aboard Sidney M. Barton's s.
year-old, who fought off several
challenges and finished two
lengths in front Of Road House.
owned by Roger Wilson and
Earl Allen. Cain Hoy Stables
All Hands, the 7-to-5 fayorite
Of the 1920 fans. finished
third.
Fourth Straight Victory
This was the fourth straight
victory for Greek, Star, who
earned $40, $50 today and paid
$500, $40 and So. Road
House, who went off ct 1871,
1paid 5000 and $780, and Ali
Hands, $3.50.
Greek Stars time Of 1:49
and v was only 2s Of q second
off the track record.
This was the third victory in
the New Orleans Handicap for
Broussard. He was aboard Mrs.
Joe w. Browns Tenacious, who
finished fourth today, in 1858
and 1869.
Broussard had Greek Star
flying out Of the gate at the
start Of the Tnile-and-one.
eighth test, with Road House
his closest rival and All Hands
Q close third.
Margin DwindIes
Down the long back stretch,
Greek Stars margin over Road
House dwindled to q head. with
AL Hands only o half length
farther back.
The running order reEnainet
the same coming around thu
!, final turn with Tenacious NOV
ing UP on the leaders.
But as the lO-horse felt
: Strengthened out for the stretch
run, Broussard let out q bit OF
Greek Star and he pulled ava!
. in the final strides.
Greek Star. whose earning
totaled $39,730 last year, nov
; has won more than $50. 900 thiI
year.
: Despite Ais victory in las
weeks $18, 900 Letellier Handi
cap here. the big crowd Still re
legated Greek Star to seconG
position in the betting behinl
; All Hands. But the Barton acl
had too much run for Al
!: Hands and the rest Of the fielt
, for that matter today.
In a major prep for mex
weeks $40,000-added Louisiana
: Derby, Mrs. v. z. s. Smith
Bass Clef burned up the stretcl
to win with q 1:43M clockinG
only y off the track record
and all but stamped himself q
the favorite. Bass Clef paid "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
Southeastern Bows
To Salisbury State

SALISBURY, Nd. Feb. Is
(SpeciaD Southeastern Uni
versity's basketball team rolled
over Salisbury State, S2-6S,
here tonight.
Salisbury moved to within
four points Of the lead in the
last five minutes. but South
eastern pulled away on three
straight baskets by Ernie Cage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
By The Associated Press

FIRST RACE-PuFae, $4,000: claim
ing: 3-year-olds: liz miles
Cyelades (ROtsl 92.00 1918 N.@a
GoIf Score tRogeFsl 1850 N.40
TOgadru (StevsnDOn) $50
High Yield. Mile. Paladin, FrnnRuIa,
Daring Bill, Reds Handful. Winning
Pitch. Regafds To Mabel, Golden Haze,
Risky Kid. Time, 1:S3x.
SECOND RAcR-Purse, "a 600: al.
lowance; 3.year-oldS: q furlonRs,
CoolhA (UsseFyl $50 $50 ere
Kentucky Gal lHinojssaD $50 2.De
Sea SeuA lAEearO) A,a0
Eight Bars, Armed Venus, Destiny
sindi. Bulls Pal. Regency, Reignina
Queen. Time. 1:2hah -
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S13.00

THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000; al
lowanee; 4.year-olds and up: LIZ miles
Coach waIly (GiIb't $3.50 a.5O 0.0o
Cali The Witness [B'm's) sic ESQ
Charles Admiral (Culm'el 5.@O
Satin, Idolater. Time, 1:z3M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26

FOURTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: al
lowance; 4.year.olds: z fIirlongs.
S WI. Se.Ys sRsssrs A-se 3.S9 go g
interviewer (BlumD $50
Enchanted Miss, Mystere, Lite Dare.
Inaugural Day, Fango. Time, 1:2x3s.
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Fair Grounds Results
By tho ASscciated Press
mvu 49, - =. mnn

FIRST RACE--Purse. $1,70O: elalm.
iSa slssf saig "; ,se miss us a..
Mr.. Regnis (Nenel $50 2.8G
Capetian (Yoang) sac
Black Question, Donald o. Polly'l
Profit, Lovabie LII, Mr.. Blue Man. Poi
Andrew. Randy w. Time. 1:47h.
SECOND RACE - Purse. Sl,700;
claiming: 4-yeaT-olds up; 8 furlongs
Ierd B1aher (vIneif'al 5.Ao l.2O 3.ol
Able LAdd tMeaux) TEE 3.8G
SeueR Nee (Hesdley) see
Miss, Mad Dog, Bleu Nadfn. Admiral.
ship. Arabian Lad. Time, liza.