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The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1961-03-23

May which will include a special
appearance before the Pope. two.
weeks in Israel and benefit appear
ances for US. Armed Forces Units,
will be released by this office as soon
as possible.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
Sonny Liston Charged
With Impersonotion

PHILADELPHIA, June IL
(AP).-Sonny Liston, the top
contender for the heavyweight
boxing championship. was ar
rested today on a charge of
imperSonating a policeman.
The charge also was brought
against a companion, Issac
Copper, 26, after the two al
legedly forced Mrs. Dolores
Ellis. 20, Of suburban Lans-
downe, to halt her car in a
lonely section of sprawling
Fairmont Park early today.
Mrs. Ellis said the car in
which Liston and Copper were
riding had been trailing hers
for some time and that when
it drew abreast, the occupants
shined a spotlight on her and
ordered her to halt.
She said one of the men Or
dered her out of the car and
that she had not replied when
Park Guard John Warburton
reached the scene in his patrol
car.
Warburton said the men
Jumped back into their car and
drove off at high speed with
their headlights off. Warbur-
ton caught up with the fleeing
car and stopped it. He said
Evening star., 1961-06-12
lnternutionuIs
Gain Cup Finals
With Soccer Win

The Washington Interna-
tionals of the National Soccer
League will play Sledz's Of Bal
timore in the final game of
the Rowland Cup competition
Sunday in Baltimore.
The Internationals yesterday
knocked off Central Valet, Az,
in double overtime in q semi
final match at Twenty-third
street and Constitution avenue
NV.
The regulation match ended
at %. Ed Faith and Joe Ber-
keszi scored for the Interna-
tionals in the overtime periods.
Berkeszi booted three goals for
the winners.
Central Valet took a 81 lead
late in the game on a goal by
Carlos Martin but Berkeszi
knotted the count with a head
shot with seven minutes re-
naming.
Central Valet last week de-
feated the InternationalS, 2-1,
to win the National Soccer
League title.
Evening star., 1961-06-12

Cooper jumped out and started
to run but that one warning
shot brought him to a halt.
LiSton, he said, sat calmly be-
hind the wheel.
LiSton, who gave his age as
2S, and Cooper were given a
hearing before a magistrate
later and were released in $500
bail each pending a further
hearing Wednesday. Liston's
manager. George Katz, posted
the bail.
Liston recently signed up
with Katz in efforts to get a
crack at Champion Floyd Pat
terson's heavyweight title.
Patterson has refused to give
Liston a fight, citing allega-
tions by Senator Kefauver,
Democrat of Tennessee, that
Liston, who has a police record,
was controlled by underworld
figures.
The impersonating charge
came because of the use of the
spotlight and Mrs. Ellis stated
impression she thought she was
being stopped by police.
The two men also were
charged with conspiracy and
turning off their automobile
headlights to avoid identifica-
ton.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
S5O,OOOStake
Set Saturday
At Delaware
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

STANTON, Del, June 12.-
The next rich one for the Ma
tion'S top 3-year-olds comes up
at Delaware Park Saturday
with the oath running of the
Leonard Richards Stakes, which
will gross about $4,000.
The only names missing on
the eligibility list for the mile
and-an-eighth race are Garry
Back, Crozier and Sherluck.
who are resting after a hectic
campaign.
Expected to move into Della
ware in a day or so for the
Richards are Globemaster, Am
biopoise, Hitting Away, Bal
MuSette. Guadacanal, Nashua
Blue, DR.. Miller, Orleans Doge,
and Ring Around among others.
Delaware started its third full
week OF racing today after last
Saturdays turnout of 22,S56
wagered 81, Ills, 900, largest one
day total Of the meeting to
date.
The oath Polly Drummond
Stakes was a resounding sue
cess for owner Ogden Phipps
whose favored Broadway won
her first stakes.
Broadway gave Phipps his
second triumph in the Polly
Drummond-he also won the
1852 running with Flirtatious-
and a neat sweep OF the East's
two top filly events. A few
minutes after Broadway
whipped Cicada in the Polly
Drummond. Funloving beat
Bowl of Flowers at Belmont
Park in the Mother Goose
Stakes.
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, who
trains both fillies, sent his as
sistant, Al Robertson, to saddle
Broadway.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
Lightning Class
Taken by'Borges
In Potomac Event

Lou Borges, with a third and
a fourth-place finish in Two
races yesterday, scored enough
points to win the lightning class
title as the Potomac River Sail
ing Associations spring series
closed.
Most of the title-winners. in
cluding Jim Nathanson, current
international champion in the
mobjack class, had clinched
their positions before yester-
days competition. The spring
series consists of 10 races, the
final two run yesterday.
Lighting class, Lou Borges; 2.
Walter Calvin; 3. Frank Williams.
Mobjack class. Jim NathanSon;
2, Ben Ackerman.
Catamaran class. Walt Hall; 2,
Ted Weihe; 3, Dick Walters.
Thistle class, Ed Hoyt: 2, James
johnson.
Hampton, class, John Baldwin:
2, Fred Brister.
Comet cisSs-1, Karl Gerhard; 2,
Jet IA ciass--1. Joe Willis: .. Fred
Kittler.
Tech dinghy class. Robert Hickok;
2, Ralph Lacey; 3, Noel Watkins.
Penguin class, Len Penso; 2.
Bayard Tysor.
Evening star., 1961-06-12

LEMANS. France, June IL
(AP). For q man who had
Just finished one of the most
narrowing endurance auto
races of the year, Phil Hill
talked like he'd just been driv-
ing around the block.
But the Santa Monica, Calf,
native did a little more than
that during a 24-hour period
Saturday and Sunday. He and
Belgian Olivier Gendebien won
their second Lemans 24-hour
race as q team yesterday when
they piloted a Ferrari 2,782.1s
miles, 49.39 miles farther than
ever has been covered in the
event. They averaged 1852
miles per hour in the process.
Ferraris also finished second
and third. Willy MairesSe of
Belgium and Mike Parks Of
Britain covered 2,758.66 miles
in runnerup position, and
Frances Pierre Noble and Jean
Guichet were third.
Fourth were Dick Thompson
of Washington, D. c., and Au-
gle Pabst of Milwaukee in a
Maserati of the Briggs Cum
ningham team.
Hill, who had teamed with
the Belgian to win in 1858, said
there was nary a hitch.
When I took over from
Olivier l asked for rain tires"
Evening star., 1961-06-12
World Mark
Tied by Budd
Second Time

VILLANOVA, Pa, June q
(AP).-A trio Of speedsterS are
scheduled to meet this week end
in the big NCAA track and field
meet at Franklin Field if Dennis
Johnson's pulled tendon heals.
And just to make things
more interesting, Villanova's
Frank Budd tied the 100-yard
world record of 9.3 second for
the second time this season in
the Middle Atlantic Associa-
ton AAU track meet yester-
day.
So all eyes will be watching
to see how Budd does against
johnson of San Jose, with four
9.3 performances this year, If
he competes. and Harry Jerome
Of Oregon, who also has
matched the world standard.
Budd said he is looking to
the meeting but decllned to
make any predictions
1T can't be anything but a
real rough race" he said.
There's so much talent en-
tered"
Budd also took the 22O in
20.3 but Villanova finished yes
terday second to the Philadel-
phia Pioneers, who successfully
defended their Middle Atlantic
crown. The Pioneers finished
with 81 points, VillanoVa with
Al. Bo Robertson contributed
13 points to the total with vic
tories in the 220-yard low hur-
dies (22.O and in the broad
jump (25 feet, one-half inch).
Evening star., 1961-06-12
Banks Is Given
Home-Run Awurd

CHICAGO, June IL (AP).-
Cub Slugger Ernie Banks yes
terday was presented with the
Mel OFT memorial award which
is given annually to the Ma
tional League home run cham
pion.
Warren Giles, president of
the league, made the presenta-
tion between games.
Banks hit Al home runs last
year and it was the fourth sue
cesSive season in which he had
hit better than 40 home runs.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
Umpire Assesses
Ramos $50 for
Brushbuck Pitch

BOSTON, June IL (AP),-
Pedro Ramos. Minnesota Twins
righthander, was fined $50 for
throwing at Shortstop Don
Buddin Of the Red Sox in, the
sixth inning of yesterdays
opening game Of a double
header.
Ramos yielded a three-run
homer to Frank Malone before
facing Buddin, who had
homered off him in the third
inning. Ramos first pitch to
Buddin sent him SpraWling to
the ground.
Plate Umpire Ed Runge
walked to the mound and in
formed Ramos he was being
fined. When play resumed,
Buddin hit a 81 pitch for his
second homer Of the game.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
Black Atom,
Nereus Win
Show Honors
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS
Contributing Writer


UPPERVnLE, Va, June IL.
Two home-bred sons Of
Black Gang won both the
major championships of the
108th Upperville colt and horse
show as the three-day meeting
closed here yesterday after
noon.
Black Atom and Nereus,
from the stable of Mrs. A. C.
Randolph, whose late husband
owned Grafton Farms - the
traditional scene of Virginia 8
Oldest horse show-won the
conformation hunter and work
ing hunter tri-colors. Both
were ridden by Gene Pillion.
The summaries:
Open Green Hunters: /, Could Be,
Merrie. Hill Farm; 2, Black sweep,
Mrs. A. G. Randolph; 8, Misty ORGY,
Shawnee Farm.
900 Green Working Hunter stake:
Rethalynn. Miss Lynn Boyce; 2,
Samantha, .Kilmaurs Stud; 8, The
A. Navajo, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edwards.
Family Class: /, entry. Mr.. and Mrs.
5enry Loomis and family; 2, entry.
Mrs. Josephine Duckett.
Ladies' Hanters: /, Black Atom,
Mrs. 4. G Randolph; 2, Cold Climate,
william Haggard: 4, Duke of Paeonian,
John s. Pettibone.
$500 Working Hunter stake: l..
Nereus, Mrs. A. c. Randolph; 2. Night
Raider, Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Blair; 3,
Journey Proud, shawnee Farm; 4, Cot
tage Den, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Schu-
man: 5. Little sombrero. Wendy and
Roddy Wannamaker.
$500 Green Hunter Stake: 1, Quiet
Elite. Mrs. A. C. Randolph: .. Harle-
ouin, Mrs. winston F. c. Guest: 3,
Gould Be. and 4, Black Sweep, Mrs.
A. c. Randolph.
High Jumping Contest: 1, Baby's
Bond, Miss Margaret s. Beam: 2, Bonie
Gibbon, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gibbon.
Picnic, Mrs A ue &. RsndoIph; aPan:snf 3 slsckE K
Sweep: 4, Quiet Flite.
Working Hunters APPOINTMENT Class:
!, Journey Proud, Shawnee Farm: 2,
Nereus; 8. Night Raider; 4, Little
Sombrero.
Class: l, Cold Climate: 2, Black Atom:
3, Duke Of Paeonian; 4, Bold Minstrel.
Three-YeaF-Old Champion: Could Be,
ia points: Reserve King Murmur,
Waverly Farm, ga points.
Green Working Hunter Champion: !:
Rethalynn, 10 points, Reserve, saman-
| atha, points.
Working Hunter Champion: Nereus,
10 points. Reserve: Journey Proud, IL
points.
Green Conformation Hunter Cham
piOn: Harlequin, II points, Reserve;
Pass Run, Shawnee Farm, 10la points.
| Conformation Hunter Champion: !:
Black Atom, % points. Reserve; Cold
Climate, 20h points.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
Advances
In Rec Tennis

Third-round play in the
mems singles division Of the
District Recreation Depart
ment's tennis tournament will
begin at 6 pm. today at the
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets
NV, courts.
Edgar Lee, the only seeded
player among the men. routed
Leonard Selman, 60, 60, in
the second round after draw
ing a bye in the first round.
More than 100 players were en-
tered in the tourney, which al
lows no top-ranked players.
The women'S singles starts
tomorrow with eighteen entries.
Yesterdays results:
MEMS SINGLES = First round;
SO. 81; Ed .Ansnis defeated Hec-
abb Emekli, "a. 6-2; Ed Mills de-
feated Aleck Karis, 64, 81; Henry
Foss defeated Carl Wenrich, 6-2.
60.
Jim Cannon defeated John Kaarid,
81, 50, 80; Bob Bgrsess de-
Marcellino defe&ted Leonard Thornton,
6-3.. 6-4: Linn Foss defeated Gene
Scheel, 6--3: 6-1: Humberto Espada
defeated Alex Kelles. 6-1, 7-5; John
Himmelman defeated Paul Alexander,
6-4, 60.
Second round - Edgar Lee defeated
7 rl Cal TiVsa
Whitehead defeated Ralph Brown, SO,
6-3: Reginald webb defeated Mike
feated Bin Russell by default; Carl
Hannah defeated Chi Linn, 6-2, 6-3;
Frank smith, 6Ms. G6, 81: sandy
Walker defeated Rice odell, Ga. 60.
Mort stimler defeated Tom Fridin-
ger, 81. ,6-2; Mikolai Makerenko
defeated John Perry, a., -, "a. AZ
S0d KStz defs1tsd Ms wetse dsse.tes osFisd Jesn
defeated N. All, 60, 90: Riddick
Vann defeated Henry Foss, 60, 6-2;
Jed Courtney defeated Sam Dixon.
Foss, 60, 6-2.
6-3,. 60; John Himmelmann de-
feated Humberto Espada, 60, al;
Sam Hayes defeated Don Morrison,
81, 81; Ken silverstone defeated
Morgan Jones, 60. SO: Dave Lif-
shultz defeated Bill Ferris, go, 60;
DR.. Aris carpousis defeated Ben Metz
by default; Eddie Beale defeated Jas
per Ford. 60. 60: Marx Sherry de-
feated Phil Lucas, 6-3, 0-6, 10-S.
Jacob Larsen defeated Jim Cannon,
81, Go; Elton King defeated Ted
Seymour, 6-2, IS: Joe Sewen de-
ley defeated Tom Freeman, 6-1, 81,
60: Perry Handy defeated Tom Mar
cellino, 6-3, 7-5;. Frank. Fiorio de-
feated Bob Burgess. 1-6. 81, a.;
Bob johnson defeated David Pao, 6-2,
ell. Ga.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
Stock Car Racer
Killed as Autos
Roof CoIIopses

NEWBERRYTowN, Pa, June
IL (AP).-A 26-year-old stock
car racer was killed in a heat
race at the Susquehanna Speed
way last night when his car
went down a 20-foot gradual
embankment and rolled over.
Richard Edwards of Mont
gomery, Pa, who was racing
for the first time at the speed
way, died less than an hour
after being admitted to Harris
burg Hospital. Attendants at
the hospital said he suffered a
fractured skull.
Observers watching the mod
ified competition on the half
mile dirt track said there wasn't
a car near Edwards. A track
official reported that the steer
ing appeared to be loose.
Officials reported that an in
spection of Edwards car showed
that the steel pipe rollbarS COL
lapsed, causing the roof to come
down.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
Quesodo to Open
SundIot League

Gen. Pete Quesada, president
of the Senators, throws out the
first ball today to open the
Clark Griffith League on the
East Ellipse.
Last years champion, Fed
eral Storage, faces Rotary in
the opener Of the five-team
baseball league at $50 pm.
Other clubs are Ledo Restau-
rant, Bowers Brothers, and
Washington Gas & Light.
On hand for the opening
ceremonies will be a band from
the Jelleff's branch of the
Washington Boys Club.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
British Amateur Opens
With Yonks sSpotIighted

over Robert Jenkins of Scot
land.
Two Americans were beaten,
Pfc. Ray Magdalenski of East
hampton, Mass, stationed at
Stuttgart, Germany, bowed to
Donald Steel of London, 3 and
/, while Morton w. Olman OF
Cincinnati was defeated by
Scotland's Brian Aitken, 3
and 2.
Joe Carr, the 1.-the, 39-year-
old Irishman who hits the ball
out of sight. also started off
strongly in defense of the title
he has won three times. Carr
easily turned back John Green
ly of England, 8 and Z.
Scots Like McMale
McHale, a former Walker
Cup player, arrived too late
even to have one practice
round of the 6,875-yard Turn
berry course.
He played five times before
in the amateur championship
and reached the semifinals in
1852.
And as soon as the word went
around these wind-swept hills
and gullies that McHale was
back, the Scotch started meas
uring him up as a man who
can pull off a few upsets.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
Tri-County Led
By Sandy Spring

Sandy Spring yesterday de-
feated Southern Oxygen, lilo,
at Colesville to take over first
place in the Maryland Tri-
County amateur baseball
league.
Sandy Spring has a TO
record, with Pitcher Lenny
Hodges the winner in every
game. ...
In other games yesterday
Minnicks won over Bowie, Us,
at Montgomery Blair; Green
belt defeated Burtonsville, 5-4,
at Burtonsville; Beltsville took
a 6-1 decision at Muirkirk and
Fairland defeated Wheaton,
1913, at Fairland.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
TyIee Scores Again
In Cycling Feature

Drayton Tylee of Alexandria
continued his streak at Vista
Raceway yesterday, capturing
his sixth straight motorcycle
feature.
Tylee breezed home first in
his heat and one of the semi
finals, and then ripped over
the half-mile course in 500 for
the 18-lap feature. Three of
the laps were run under the
caution flag, following a spill
by Robert Green of Philadel-
phia, who escaped injury.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
DICK THOMPSON FOURTH
HiII-Gendebien Team
Wins RecordLeM Mans

he said. They reassured me
mentally but I don't think ]
needed them.
81 was more troubled by
something I got in my left eye, ="
he added.
Gendebien, who now owns
three LeMans victories, was
even more nonchalant:
1T was nothing I was
more worried about the 25th
hour than the entire "a. I was
afraid the fans would break
up my car for souvenirs when
I was finished"
Evening star., 1961-06-12
Belt Leeds Sailors
In Qualifying Race

Bob Belt, sailing a Penguin,
will be Washington's repre-
sentative in the Mallory Cup
regional qualifications in July
at Annapolis.
Belt, topping a field of six,
earned his ticket to the Chesa-
peake regionals with a 26H-
point total in competition here
over the week end. Tink Tysor,
sailing a Penguin, and DR..
James Gilbert, with a Light
ming, trailed with 20H-point
totals.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
Packers Sign Pair

GREEN BAY, Wis, June IL
(AP).-The signing of Defen-
sive Captain Bail Forester and
Defensive End Jim Temp has
been announced by the Green
Bay Packers.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
FIGHT RESULTS

BY the Associated Press
NEW YoRK.--Archie Moore, 1741a,
Rinaldi, 1732z, Italy, Is. Limited
version light-heavyweight title).
NANILA.-Ray Asis, 1854 Philip
pines, knocked out sontichai Kanong-
sku, 11S, Thailand, 8.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
Trojon Nine
Now Fuvored
In Quincy

OMAHA, June IL (AP) -
The Southern California Tro-
jams became the favorites to-
day to win the NCAA college
baseball world series, but Okla
homa State remained the SEN
timental favorite of Big Eight
area fans.
The two, only undefeated
clubs in the double-elimination
tournament for college base
balls highest honor, meet to-
night.
In other games today, Bos-
ton College plays Duke and
Western Michigan goes against
Syracuse. Each team has suf-
fered one loss.
The TrojanS unloaded two
home runs, each with a run
ner aboard, in the eighth inning
last night to crush Boston, 1913.
Grayson Mersh unloaded a
grand-slam home run in the
fifth inning to feature a six
run rally that toppled Syracuse,
1873. Bill Connor, Syracuse
first baseman, hit two consecu-
tive homers in the first and
second innings to tie a world
series record.
Western Michigan ousted
Texas by Slamming 10 hits for
% total bases and an 80 vic
tory. The Broncs had three
triples and two home runs
among their first six hits to
score seven runs.
Ronnie Davis, the first man
up, Socked q 420-foot home
run over the centerfield fence
to pace Duke to 1873 victory
over Colorado State College.
The StaterS were eliminated.
s. CALT - 900 40 1910 IL l
BOSTON c. 100 DOL DOL 3 g 2
Kenny, Wolf % and Hines; Bunker.
Greeley (9) and De Felice.
SYRACUSE - 44O 900 100 Q IA 1
OKLA. s. : ITO 06l 3Ox-12 II 4
Williams. Lelli (5) and White: Fer
guson. Fowler (3) and Bond.
W. MICHIGAN 800 OOl So1-s 10 l
TEXAS ---- 0O2 900 OO0-2 s 8
Larsen and Dodge; Belcher, Jackson
| (Sl and London. Pinkney (S).
coLoRADo s. 000 00S oi0-$ ! 8
Kalish. Turner (6) and Browning !;
Pine. Andrade a.. Chamberlain (9)
and Dukes. Lochner (5).
Evening star., 1961-06-12
Charles Town

By the Associated Press
1st-S1 900; cling: 3-yr; abt. 4Ia fur
Warvin (Stidhaml $3.50 1880 $50
Quantum Glare (Cape) 11.2O 6.OO
Swim The River (BrOwerl $40
Princess Shat. Weather Girl. Krook
Our Polly, c. z. JOY, Patch Giant.
Thine, 0.b12.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
Belmont

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: furlongs.
Nance's Rule (G'st's) $40 $3.50 2.4O
Black Pippon Hnard) $40 $50
Open Note (Ussery) $40
Postpone, Trades, "Nances Rebel.
Gilead, Bavard, Volatrust, Baby Broth
er II. Jine Up, run Robby Run.
sErotnas, W. L.. Royal Anthem. Time,
1:252s.
2d-S3,700; cling; 2-yr.: 5I2 fur.
Linville UeOnard) $40 $50, ?.20
That Gal Sal tPierce) 3.5Ot 2.6O
Fern w. RotZ) $50
Pun, Smiling Mush, Night Drums
Time, 1:072s.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S12.SO
Evening star., 1961-06-12

TURN ERRY, Scotland,
June IL (AP)-Three veteran
American golfers, from a group
of Is that represents Uncle
Sam in the venerable British
Amateur golf tournament, were
back on their old stamping
ground today.
The trio of Jimmy McHale
Of Philadelphia, Peter Grant
from Phoenix and veteran Jack
Penrose of Miami were among
those with title ambitions as
the tournament got under way
under clear blue skies.
But a stiff breeze-aS formi-
dable a. foe as any other COM
petitor-blew across the course
as the first twosome teed off.
1t was the kind of wind that
could play havoc If it build up
during the day.
Americans Start Well
Most of the Americans, how
ever, started off well. Penrose
three-putted the first green but
quickly found his touch and de-
feated j. M. Leach of England,
2 and 1. That followed a vic
tory by Frank Bostock of Phoe-
nix, Ariz., the first American
starter, who clipped Keith Tate
Of England, 3 and 2.
Five Californians also won.
Richard Davies of Pasadena de-
feated Charles Churchill of
England, / up; Billy NickS of
North Hollywood eliminated
Ian Hamilton of Scotland, s
and 4; Frank Sugden of Holly
wood Hills whipped Malcolm
Mexican of Scotland, 4 and 3;
Pfc. Michael Korich of Rose
vile, stationed with the U. S.
Army in France, tripped Bob
Thomas of Scotland, 4 and 3,
and Col. John E. Fitzgerald of
San Diego, stationed in Ger
many, defeated Andrew Wilson
of Ireland, 5 and 4.
Ralph Morrow of Oklahoma
City, Okla, an airman serving
in Scotland, also won, scoring
an impressive 5. and 3 decision
Evening star., 1961-06-12
RACING
RESUL rs
Delaware

1st--S3, 900; cling: 3-yr.; 8 fur.
Royal Butterfly (C'rs) 15.4O $50 $50
Louis A. H. BURR $50 4.2O
Rondelet (PasSmOre) $50
Spry, Sag Cres, School Caper, White
Pigeon, Lido Gal. Vagrant Lark
Plymp's Girl. Covling, Tiki Time, 1 IA
Evening star., 1961-06-12
BALTIMORE RACEWAY
ENTRIES

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $40, 5s1,25;
Trot; Lord Baltimore Stake No. i;
3-year -old fillies; mile.
1 Lustine Hanover Nv. H'ghton) 81
2 The Butcheress IN. Duer, jr) -1Q-l
Claire Sampson q. Huber, jr0 7-2
Hoot Yankee ~. Eyler) -----12-l
5 Meadow Farr q. Arthur = S-5
6 Shadydale Rhyme IN. Philhpsl 81
z Pensive Hanover Nv. Fleming) 81
NINTH RAcE-Purse, $500: Pace:
C-3 Cond.; l mile.
/ Ellen Jay (R. Jamesl --- IL
2 Jingo Hanover wv. Hubbard 5-2
3 Presiding Judge IA. Hazen) - 5-1
4 Moonlight Boy (E. Hopel ---2Q-l
5 Pleasant Time (E. Hope) ---- 81
8 Gallon jug lJ Arthur ---- 81
z Meadow JOY ". Kirby -----15-1
8 Muscatel J. WilcuttsI ------- S-2
Evening star., 1961-06-12

be due for TOP effort RIPPER JACK third for 4,OOo,
looks like the to beat. SIR DONALD should get
part OF the purse, breaking from the inside spot.
Evening star., 1961-06-12

TOT DRUM finished second for $500 In his last
and Is capable Of upsettinE this field TRICIA JEAN
won her last for $4,000 at six furOnES MY PAPER DOLL
meets lesser STAKED is due for top effort.
Evening star., 1961-06-12

- GIVEAWAY not too far back when sixth for
oOO and meets far lesser competitive here PAYNIMS
lAst vas eredltabe effort fer $4,000. RARE ORBIT
Cns .nsrd to nitiatoF and miEht take all. KING IN
CHARGE Is due for q top race. -
Evening star., 1961-06-12

PRiNCEGRET was rated too far off the pace when
second In his last and gets another chance. GREEK
beat again POST EXCHANGES last excellent.
MONEY upset PrncegFet in his last and is the to
SIXTH RACE-Purss S4,5OOi claiming (S4,bO0)I g.
mill
Evening star., 1961-06-12
5000, $1,000. claiming tss,OOo,;

Mrs. H. R. Freck-A. T, Taylor entry.
FRIENDLY JESTER finished fourth for $4,000 and
shonld be able to beat this field cheaper plater
FRINGE RASCAL also drops and locks like pFinci-
pal rival IA BELLE is from Kentucky and earlier
at keeneland against similar,
Evening star., 1961-06-12
JOE KELLYS SELECTIONS
AT DELAWARE PARK
Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time, 2 PM.

3-year-ods and 6 fuFI0nEs.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
OTHER ENTRIES
Charles Town

BY the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: about 4h
furlongS.
Evening star., 1961-06-12

SNOW FLYER his last for $4,000 In . game
effort NEW LINE Just missed at New York and rates
excellent chance. LONESOME JOE won earlier for
$1,000.
Evening star., 1961-06-12

FIFTH .RAcE-rur... $500, allowances, 2-y..r-oIds,
Evening star., 1961-06-12

3 pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
- AMBOR REICH Ii in spot to win again. HYCLAR
setting.
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