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The Sidney herald., 1961-09-13

ing bright metal with grease or
other rust inhibitors will protect
these parts from moisture damage
during the winter.
The end of the season is also a
good time to make a list of need
ed parts so that they may be or
dered and installed we'll ahead of
the time the machine will be used
again.
Lastly, all farm implements will
last longer and perform better if
they Ire protected from moisture
during the orf-Season period. A
machine storage shed is well
worth lis cost in frightening ma
chinerY life.
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-13
A r BUILDING PLANS

An open fall often provides
enough good weather to get a few
of the farm building jobs done
that you didn't do earlier in tn )
year.
So, with this thought in mind.
l call your attention to the plans
for farm structures that may be
ordered through the County Elk
tension Office.
Many of these plans were pre-
pared by the agricultural engin-
eerhng departments at Montana
State College and others by the
u. S. Department of Agriculture.
They are available at small cost
and you can see sample sheets at
the Extension Office. Among them
are plans for such structures as
multiple purpose pole buildings
with roof truss construction and
no interior posts. There are also
plVnS for a wide variety of open
and closed sheds, storage struc-
lures, buildings for livestock, milk
ing parlors and many others.
Come in and see the plans we
have available if you are plan
ming to do any building this fall
Evening star., 1961-01-29
McNoir Defeated
In Indoor Tennis

SALISBURY, Nd, Jan. 20
(AP).-Dick Savitt Of South
Orange. N. j.. lived up to his
role Of favorite with an easy
victory today in the opening
round Of the Middle Atlantic
indoor mems tennis champion
ships. He defeated Left Beck Of
Philadelphia, 6-3, 60. =.
AL other seeded players ex-
cept defending champion Paul
Grants Of New York advanced.
Grants, seeded No. 4, was upset,
Ga, 3-6, Ga, by Sidney
Schwartz Of New York.
Second-seeded Vic Seixas Of
Philadelphia defeated Fred Nc
Nair Of Bethesda, Md, 9-7, 6-3,
and third-ranked Mike Green
Of Miami won q three-set bat
tie from Ed DALEY Of Philadel-
phia. 6-8, 9-7, ga.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Orioles Ba|k
Al Pay Offers

BALTIMORE, Jan. 28 (AP).-
President Lee MacPhail Of the
Orioles announced the clubs
first three contract signingl
today. but he admitted quite q
few players have turned down
offers for 1861.
One Of the unsigned Is First
Baseman Jim Gentle. who hit
81 home runs and batted In 06
runs with q .292 average In q
surprising rookie year. He has
returned two contracts.
MacPhail said IL was too
early to worry about Gentle or
any other players, with the
opening Of spring training
more than three weeks off.
When he mailed out the con-
tracts last month, MacPhail
said he expected some salary
squabbles in view Of Baltimore's
second-place finish. Several Of
the Oriole rookie crop had good
years.
Announced as signed today
were Pitcher Jerry Walker,
First Baseman John Powell and
Shortstop Bob Saverine.
Walker, 22-year-pld right
handler. was troubled with ar
allergy last season. He pitched
only one complete game and
had Q Sd record. In 1850 he
won II games and had o 2.91
earned run average.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
BougoinviIIeo Turf Cap
Captured by Wolfram

MIAMI, Jan. 28 P).-Har-
Dor View Farms Wolfram
closed fast on the outside In
near record time to win the
$SS,o00 Bougainvillea Turi
Handicap before 21,53S fans at
Hialeah today.
Wolfram, q French-bred, rid
den by John L. Rotz, ran the
mile and three-sixteenths on
the grass In l:56Hs. only q Sec
ond slower than the track rec
ord. and beat the Australian
Noholme II by nearly 3 lengths
North Pole II finished third
Bergamot fourth and the fav-
ored Harmonizing was 10th In
the field Of IA.
Wolfram and three other
horses were purchased by Louis
Wolfson Thursday for $100, 900
at q private sale. The previous
owner Of the dark bay 5-year-
old was Mai. Albert Warner.
Wolfram paid $3.50, S7.7o
and $50. Noholme II returned
$40 and $3.50. The show price
on North Pole II was 5000.
Harmcnizing. 5-2 favorite
Evening star., 1961-01-29
0ukIuwn Boost Purses
To Record ST ,008, 500

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Jan. 20
(AP).-A record $1.O0S,5O0 in
purse money win be distributed
as . result Of addition Of IL
days to the race meeting at
oaklawn Park starting Febru-
airy 10.
J. Sweeney Grant. Oaklawn
general manager. said today
the previous record purse dis
tribution was $740.50O in 1860.
The Legislature approved the
longer meeting earlier this
month. Two handicap races
have been added to the sched-
ule. They are the Rebel Handi-
cap March 10 and the Razor
back Handicap March IS.
The Arkansas Derby, orig
inally scheduled for April I. has
been rescheduled for April 8.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Wit|lerite Win!
FiI|y Title al
Fair Grounds
NEW oRLEANs. Jan. %

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. q
(AP). wv. D. Bernhardt''
Witherite splashed to victory
in the $11,S50 Thelma Stakes
today. wrapping up the filly
c h q mpio nship at the Fail
Grounds.
The chestnut S-year old,
back down to 2 to 5 by the
1925 fans, was an easy win
ner over Witchbird in the g.
furlong test, with First Sitting
third.
Johnny Hickman, riding his
third winner Of the day. sent
Witherite out on top and the
filly pulled away to win by 21z
lengths. Witherite paid $3.50,
$2.40 and $2.20. Witchbird re-
turned $3.40 and $2.2O and
First Sitting was $2.20 to show
In recording her fourth vic.
tory in seven starts here this
season, Witherrite was timed
in 1:l3M over q sloppy strip
The victory was worth $3.50 to
her owner, q New Orleans bust
nessman.
Today's feature was named
for the late Mrs. Anthony Pei.
leteri. whose husband helped
rescue the Fair Grounds from
financial straits In 1910. The
race attracts the top fillies al
the track and with q victory
goes the distaff title.
Heckmann's other winner.
were Bull Story. o leading con.
tender for the $40, 0,000-added
Louisiana Derby. and w. HaI
Bishops Ebony Pearl.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
$50 to Compete
In Winter Relays
AT VkI Saturday

LEXINGTON, Va. Jan. %
AP).-Maryland and Virginia
Military Institute probably will
provide the class Of the field
next Saturday when about $50
athletes from 20 colleges COM
pete In the 10th annual VIM
Winter Relays.
The Terps and the Keydets
won five first places apiece last
year. Maryland cracked three
records and VMI two. Mary
lands Bill johnson set an s.3
mark in the 7O-yard high
hurdles. tying the indoor record
Among the schools expected
are Navy. Duke, Virginia Tech,
North Carolina, Furman, VIII
liam q Mary. Wake Forest,
N. c. State. The Citadel, WASH
ington & Lee. Richmond, Nor
folk William q Mary. Bridge
water, Roanoke, Virginia,
Georgetown and West Virginia.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
BOWIE
Continued From Page F.

Continued From Page FL
clear and dry. A total Of 1,6ls
made the trip to Bowie on
special trains from Philadel-
phia and Baltimore.
Another l,OlS iourneyed from
the New York and Philadelphis
areas on q caravan Of 26 buses
Two favorites clicked in the
daily double but Q surprisingly
large $l45.l0 was paid to g.
and-12 hackers. The freak re-
turn was explained by Easter
Crystal. q paddock tip that
opened at 15-l In the second
race but closed as the luke
warm choice at al. The
word" on Easter Crystal wa
too late for the double players
however.
The opener went to the
rront-r1lnning Time Clock at
$7.40. with Jockey Bobby Corle
up. A parlay on the first tNC
winners figured only $37.
Veteran Jockey Tony De-
spirito. In from Florida, and
Trainer Bernie Bond teamed
up for their first respective VIC
tories Of the 1861 season when
the first time starter. Hampo
o 3-year-old owned by Chris
tian B. Caldwell. led most Of
the way In the fifth event to
pay $14.40.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Suntu Anito Results
BY the Associated pres

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim.
SIsrys NiEht iMorsnel 500 s.So s.s!
SIe SI't5 uSsle sdeeasl saIl,l,r.n, s'eo III HI
Brisht Glow. Lucky Buddy. Vins
supreme. Distant shore. Pronto Lark
Noration. County jubilee. Fond caress
Time, 1:10ss.
SECOND RACE = Purse. $4,000;
Rhin tShoemaker) eco $50 2.8(
Curraspeea (Harmats) S.4O 4.6(
Caronat ueonardD SEQ
Trumpet; Boston Tesparty, wis;
vino Sincins Lea, In Medic. Ned a0ooSa Goshen. oCN, Il:
Teasing. Time. 1:23ss.
THIRD RAcE-Purss, $1,000: al
SsEsnnsss Ssy nsaSns syissTSlSs ,isnas g gnblss. .,
Game lArcare) 20. 40 l2.Sl
Open House Uongden) $50
ity. Fishtin zivics. Speed to Spare
Rss,, Hustle Bubble Fisure Man. Bashiu
FoTRTH FFSSs.T ehisS RACE = Purse. $4,000;
claiming; 4:year-olds up; 6 furlongs
Psr,cepsron Fs,,. tyaien.'sI $50 $40 ..SSS
StasEe GtaiaH.F" Soy yBiss' BSirlesdo) 800 S'SS SS
Maleflcent, Colorin. sabot dor, De
stroy. Indian Village. Drop Volley
Navy Fire, Salaam III. Travelwise
FL FIFTH RAcE-purse. $4,000: clas.
sified allowances: 4-year-olds and up
10 miles.
Twentyone Guns is'em'r) 500 lad
Oligarchy (Morenol 1880
Monks Hood, Natego. Nagea,- Mr..
Snack. Bob II. Jet Journey, Sister
Antoine. Princes Gem. Clear Road.
SIXTH R1SccE-Purse, $1,000; cias-
sified allowances: 4-year-olds and up;
Rendition Gonsden) 500 4.4O $50
AEure's Orphan (PieFce) 6.2O Ale
Fay's Night Out tValeng'A) $50
Aliwar. Doctrinaire, Currock. Clown
Prince, Gone Fishin'. Time, 1:O9%.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, S167,370;
the Santa Anita Maturity: 4-year-olds:
Prove II Ishoemaker) $50 $40 $40
q Prince Blessed Long'n) 100 500
o Grey Eagle (GilIigan) 800
LarE, Hew ro%piSn. rSpSs pffassn Tf@s. a:6i. & l. "
Kerry Stables entry.
Eighth saTo,d. RAcE pnrsei pS S4S,GI9; ,Iss;
FisId BAY I tMgndorij 1880 ;.sS S.sS g
Established lNforeno) $40
harisn' NJ. prag, Nevada Dick; Paint
lBatatabati. Time. 1:61as.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
MATURITY
Continued From Page F-1

&G~ GtVAh1 S8C
and First Landing. the latter
the winner q year ago.
Missing. too. and long since
counted out because Of q train
ing injury, was Kelso, 1860
horse Of the year. Kelso Is
resting In Maryland after the
mishap here in December.
This was the l4th running
Of the Maturity but only the
second victory for Shoemaker.
He scored on q long shot, Great
Circle, in 1851.
The crowd installed Tompion
and his daring rider. Manuel
Ycaza. as the second choice,
with T.V. Lark third and New
Policy fourth. -.
Jockey Larry Gilligan took
Grey Eagle out on the pace
and Shoemaker. living up to
MS pre-race comment, COM
manded Q good position. +"
which was second around the
clubhouse turn.
Grey Eagle. never highly re-
garded. hung on to the lead
down the backstretch and on
into the turn toward the
stretch.
Prove 1t let him fly away un-
til Shoemaker turned him loose,
and he came wheeling ON In
to the wire.
New Policy made o drive at
the leaders. but faded and fell
back. T. v. Lark, ridden by.
Eddie Arcaro. was never Q
threat.
New Policy wound UP fifth,
T. v. Lark sixth and the long
est shot on the board, Bjeddah
Pat. was seventh and last. :.
Evening star., 1961-01-29

with the crowd. never was a
factor as Noholme II moved to
the front shortly after they left
the gate and stayed there until
the last sixteenth.
Cranberry Sauce chased NO
holme II most Of the way but
couldn't keep up the pace and
dropped back. Wolfram was
third turning for home and put
on q blistering stretch run to
overtake the Australian horse
only . few yards from the
finish.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sI7e.e0

THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000: s.
year-oId maidens: 9 furlonEs.
Silent Trade tHartaek) 7.2O 500 2.5O
| Qutrisger tSellersi 2.S0 2.3O
Commandeer tBaeza) $50
Gallant Bsbu. Mr. Mr. Arctic. Cnci NassSs Sess
Breeze. Promoters Dream, Blowing
Sand. OIL Payment. Time. 1:12ss.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 81, 900: al
ISw1incs; FTninS;I;r ssiIiyssT,9lds sii.ss 2 iurlonss.
PfeessiSsuss % ssHs siSst Miss S2other, 1910 s.sS sS
Malta, Crafty Princess, Miss sum
mons, Regency, Sugar and Cream,
stewardess, Sea scud. Miss Fayette.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 8 furlongs.
Count Hash tHart'ekS $3.50 l4.iO $50
Moon Assin. csll the witness, Level e;SY
Dell. Big kiu. Golden Hours, Colonel
sala. Time. 1:10%.
SIXTH RAcE-,Purse. $4,000; al
ssis s.iD sssSi0' tsss. is4S 4tSrlSnS; SsS 600
Elyine Mercury lBreoksj S.S0 40
Wooden Nickel (Sellers) 4.80
Lou Pelton. Glencara. Bluescope,
oHhVeIau' tlne' 1'il@.
SEVENTH RACE = Purse, sos. 600
added; the Bougainvillea Turf Handi-
%SisrsSs SsS sssiseSlS' eSssaS up' i,S~ ~ls: tqr q
Nohelme III lChambers) edo asa,
North Pole II (Blum) ID. %
I Postin. Bergamot. Harmonizing,
Micarl0, Yastambo, Eelioscope Jr.,
Merry Top II, Cranberry Sauce, Eu-
rasis, 5anal. King Grail. Time.
Abdala entry.
Field.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, s5, 600:
claiming: 4-year- -olds up: 6 furlonRs'
Maybe Best tSellers) 1880 7.SO 40
| Red Colin (MOyers) R.00 ii 6fl
Dance O'War (Rotz) 400
Persian Spy Discard, Hill, Acconp-
lish, Tristan II. Time. LIZA
NINTH RACE-Purse, SIS, 900; claim
ing. 4-yesr- -olds and up: ~ miles.
Arrsnt Bully (Brooks) ESQ 4.aO $40
Whitey's Boy (Sellers) R.20 Ann
Cape Canayeral tSorsnsen) 6.2O
Crafty Master. Tower Keen, Char
pentier. Top Sarge, Massacre, Total
Traffic. Aboriginal Boy. Time, 1:bII'
With the temperature In the 70s,
the crowd was Is under that Of OPEN
ing day but betting was highest Of the
season TO date. 81 ,948,2iB, The pre-
vious best was $1,S1s,367 last Sat-
Nees'
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Rock Rood GoIIops
At Sunshine Park

OLDSMAR. Fla. Jan. 28
(AP).-Rock Road galloped to
q 5h-length victory today in
the $1,000 feature at Sunshine
Park. Gameus was second and
Col. William P. third.
Rock Road covered the six
furlongs in 1:133s. He paid
$9.70. $4.20 and $3.50.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Moreno Suspended

ARCADIA, Calf, Jan. %
AP). - Jockey Pete Moreno
was given Q fiye-day suspension
by the Santa Anita stewards
today for q riding infraction in
yesterdays fifth race. Moreno,
who was aboard Moirann, win
be out Of action January 81
February &.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Retains Title

BERLIN. Jan. 20 (AP).-
Hollands ls-year-old sjoukje
Dijkstra tonight retained her
European women's figure skat-
ing championship. Second place
went to Regina Heitser Of Aus
tria. and third to Jana Mraz-
kova Of echoslovakia.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
HiuIeuh Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing: 4-ysaT-olds; ! |. miles.
Hyclar (Sellersl 3.40 2.0O
Cy.lmp (Chambersl 23.I0
Poppa's Baby. Nance's Rebel, Deadly
Actor, The Axe. Norcly, Pouket, Roueish
knight, RambIin Ronnie, Nothing
Ventured. Time, 2:00ss.
SECOND RACE - Purse. $4,000;
sis alsE ,d.ssisy5 ,dssiay5old' sPo sP sso rnsIlss sSS
Ss SSr Nassa aS:s ,.n Sasftaek) eco s.sS
: Aduirars Watch. Green Leader,
Trans Page. The Joker. Pecks Bad
Lenoso. Time. 1:529s.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Fair Grounds Results
BY the Associated Press

@~-"EN@@NE@
FIRST RAcE-Purse. s1.7o0; claim
Eis.r iHs tzsnsSld' Hsiiss and ,so Hs tso sss sss
Hard-sea lRingaulstl 1890 $40
Roulette Rosie, Phil Z. g.. Leva6is
Piatner Zenith. Doug B., Madison
Avenue: Uncle lilly. Time, 1:51ss.
SECOND RACE - Purse, S1.7OO;
Ten Lies sIi.ssmaSi .s.io 10. 10 I.sS
Springfield Lady (Bernis) 0.20 40
Miss Westgats (Bohenke) $50
Commodore Curt, Career Miss.
ons dtann lhe sum, Lap; Eomi Io.t Hi; ch0rG r%
i'pfi ffield: i0".
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
THIRD RAcE-Farse. $500; a.
SwS S..s.S xi,:ify iy;sSESlds y;S sS esout is ssS
Midway Mayor tHern'desl 400 $50
Little Everett Delah'saye) 1.6O
fDormello Boy, Hy Depth. Eyeretts
son captain Tore Prince ,f ssuaTs gsliy ,a
mond. Time. o:s7E.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. $4,000;
eiaiming; 4;ysar.olds; :. 2 a ituyr5loIngs., y5 a.
AnlrCW D. W. Nn-0'yl EU.0V 1Es4W tsNy
s,1., Ssa ..r E.s...1s, Az. sassknnI 40 ssS g
% Bsd IN Nan. Tuisda, Donna river. fiS.
Miss War Jeep. Cancel, Black Pippon,
Bay Leaf. Time. 1:13ss.
q Dormal 6table-Weiner entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. s2.loo: claim
Epissds y%.nssSslioj go S.sS $50
s%as ssssiss9s ssD.i sDsltSR PH,..u.,,, Aso saS sdS
raE freD soiCasn Ne. bold nsnc.r on Te Ths
Job. Plain Ben. sailing Wave. Time,
iiissield.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. S2.400; claim
coicnsl 3 3 JHsrn'eij s.4O 400 2.se
Steel Pick Hansmanl $50 40
1oiiA oii Lss.nS a s'afss Rebel Money paissx. sax
Dormal Stable Resseguet weiner
entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; al.
Bull Story JHeskms.n) 500 ESQ gao
Lea's Sweetie CBaldwin) 7.60 $50
Splasher fDalton) 800
Pick. parinston. Time. 1:49%.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. S2.400;
claiming; 4-year-olds up: 8 furlongs,
Ebony Pearl CHeek'n) 1890 7.60 $40
Lea Star tMeaux) 1880 $50
Unsaid tNenol $50
Madre. Miss Greece, Take Him
Home. 10 Toy. Shan Pac. Sun Dipper.
q zuppardo entry.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: the
Theima Stakes; 3-year-olds: q furlonRs.
Witherite (Heckmsnn) ESQ 2.40 2.SO
Witchbird (Meaux) $40 2.2O
First Sitting tCoffmanl eco
Anna Dee, High Gravity, Thrifty
Lady. Time. 1:13h.
TENTH RACE - Purse. $1,000:
claiming; 4-year- -olds and up: Lii
Double Demand (Hy) e.4o $40 500
Beau Arthur (Nonol SEQ 400
Orrtrack (Heekmannl $50
Native Son, Arabian Lad, Richard K,
Rally Round, Whichwayhewent. Time.
Evening star., 1961-01-29

NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: the
Thelma Stakes; 3-year-olds: @ furlongs
Witherite (Heekmann) 2.S0 2.4O 2.SO
Witchbird (Meaux) $40 2.2O
Anna Dee, Hieh Gravity, Thrifty
Lady. Time, l:l3M.
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TENTH RACE - Purse. $1,000:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up: liz
miles.
Double Demand (H'y) 6.40 $40 500
Beau Arthur (NonOl SEQ 400
Orrtrack (Heekmannl $50
Native Son, Arabian Lad. Richard K,
Rally Round, Whichwsyhewent. Time.
1859.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
JOE KELLYS SELECTIONS AND COMMENTS
AT BOWIE
Selections Made for Past Track
Post Time-1:30 Pm.

BEST BET-TNKALERo-sEv -sEvEkTH RACE
FIRST RAcE-sss $500; esmns tszsoo,; 4yssslas end
Evening star., 1961-01-29
CHARTS OF BOWIE RACES

tcopyrishted. 1851. By Trianss Publications Inc.)
FIRST EAcE-purse; s25oo eiaimina; 4-yesr-olds and
easily. Winner W. D. Amoss' b. Z. by Posed-M Mo-
Si2s Time, i:ii;s. ciesr and fast. S0oo' sAoo.
Evening star., 1961-01-29

EIGHTH RACE - Purse. S2.40O;
claiming: 4-year-olds mp: 8 furlongs.
Ebony Pearl CHeck'nl 1890 1.60 $40
Lea stsF sMeauD 1880 $50 $50
Home. Lo Toy. Shan Pac. . Sun Dipper.
ime; ! zuppardo rd entry
Evening star., 1961-01-29

the crowd was Is under that Of operl-
Ing day but betting was highest Of the
season TO date. 81 ,94S.2l6. The pre-
vious best was S1,s1s,367 last Sat-
Evening star., 1961-01-29

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; al.
loYances; 3-year-olds; ! 1. miles.
Bull Story (Heekme,nl 500 ESQ $40
Lea's Sweetie CBnldwim) 100 $50
SpIasher (Dalton) 800
Espidevil. For Fun, Domain. Roman
Pick, Darineton. Time. 1:49%.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s8I 80

SIXTH RACE-Purse.. S2.40O: claim
ing: 4-year-olds;. lie miles.
Colonel o o lHern'es) $40 4.v0 2.S0
Steel Pisa e. AHsnsmaal $50 4.s9
Oil Legend. Rebel Money, Dalsax.
Miss Mac B. Time. 1:4S.
Dormal Stable Resseguet Weiner
Evening star., 1961-01-29

Billinesgate CKratz)---
DR.. Max (ShaW) -------
Computer (Block) -
Royal Ronnie (Arduini)-
Tip Ton Tan (Brandt) =
q Ramhone-Locke entry
Evening star., 1961-01-29

EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000:
claiming: 4-year- up; 8 furlones'
Maybe Best tSellers) 1880 J,SG 4,dO
Red Colin (Moyers) R.00 5.6(l
Dance O'War (ROtx) an
Persian Spy, Discard, Hill, Accomp-
lish, Tristan II. Time. 1:ilM.
Evening star., 1961-01-29

turonss Post z09: otf 4:Qe1a; start good driving
Maker Trainer, owner. values$2276, S7O0 $780, $175
Evening star., 1961-01-29

TWo-doIar mutuels paid - COULD BE SAID $3.50,
PENSE $3.50.
Handle-Sl12s52.
Evening star., 1961-01-29

FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500; elaiming: 4-year-old
and up fnrlonss ros 2SO OF q once
River War-Miss Upstart Trainer p. ehensk. vaues-
$2276, $70O, $3.50, $175. Time, I'll.
l IIa.6s Iack11 IIIGt 21 n ~ g. Sia- -
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80 $3.50 $50 aso $2C $s2C
SECOND RACE Purse. $1,000: Claiming; 4-year-oids
anc on gv,n WI uTGngs Ros SS III ioS sa5s ESoa
tai BootEaster shower Trainer. j. Mccormick Values
Evening star., 1961-11-05

Simplicity ITSELF richly grained woods clean and lean lines
Suite odd the distinctive and perfect touch your modern
home apartment Seeky fashioned in the off the floor look
Recessed pulls famous Bosset quality construction every
piece Longostng worDee nsh fashions latest! Complete
dining suite includes Buffet with utch Table, chair side
chairs Matching 81" Buffet 1926
Evening star., 1961-03-11
Leonard Denies Pose
As Jordan S MANAGER

LOS ANGELES, Mar. II
(AP). - Elk Fight Promoter
Jackie Leonard, testifying at
the conspiracy-extortion trial
of mobster frankie Carlo and
four others, angrily denied that
he tried to give the impression
he was the manager of one
time World Welterweig h
Champion Don Jordan.
wish I had been Jordan's
manager" Leonard testified
yesterday, 81 wouldn't be broke
today"
Carlo, Truman Gibson, jr.,
Frank Sica, Louis Tom Dragns
and Frank (Blinky) Palermo
are accused of trying to muscle
in on the contract of Jordan
during the Los Angeles Negro's
brief hold of the 147-pound
championship.
For the third time, Federal
Judge Ernest A. Tolin denied
a defense request for bail for
four of the defendants. Only
Gibson is free on bond.
Prosecutors opposed the bai
request, arguing that Leonard't
life had been threatened be.
cause of his role of prosecution
witness.
The trial resumes Monday.
In the proceedings yesterday
Evening star., 1961-03-11
High School Boy Steals Show
In Chicoqo's Distance Events

CHICAGO, Mar. II (AP).-
Tom Sullivan, 18, a Chicago
high school senior, today peered
ahead to the 1864 Olympics.
And we'll he might after bring
ing down the house in the Chi
cago Daily News relays with a
/ 1,000-yard triumph over vet
eran rivals.
Sullivan's 1-yard triumph
over Olympian Peter Close in
the creditable time of 2:10.5
stole the spotlight from Hun
garian Istvan Rozsalvolgyi's
4:04.7 triumph in the featured
Bankers Mile before 10,30l in
the Chicago Stadium last night.
A senior at st. George High
School in suburban Evanston,
ILL.,, Sullivan outlasted Close in
a mad dash for the tape after
Close had run the first 800
yards in l:54.8, fastest for the
distance in the meets history.
Another veteran runner, Ed
Moran, Of the New York Ath-
letic Club, finished third.
Il was shooting for E09,"
Evening star., 1961-03-11
Maryland Seeks
Its Sixth Title
In ACC Games

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Mar
IL (AP).-Joe Hilton, meet
manager, predicts several rec
ords will fall today in the an
nual Atlantic Coast Confer
ence indoor games at Woollen
gymnasium.
Maryland is defending cham
pion and is seeking its sixth
straight indoor games title. II
has won the event in seven OF
the eight years of the confer
ence, with North Carolina TAX
ing the crown in 1855.
Some 400 athletes in three
divisions are competing in a
full day of track and field
events. In addition to the
ACC conference division there
also is competition among ACC
freshmen and non-conference
performers.
Florida is defending its
championship in the non-loop
competition and Maryland is
titleholder in the frosh division
Frank Colavito Of Maryland
is favored to win tonight's fea-
tured event, the Weil Mile.
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the defense tried to use a re-
corded telephone conversation
to shake the testimony Of
Leonard. The recording was in
troduced as an exhibit, but
Leonard's voice could not be
heard clearly despite amplifica-
ton.
Judge Tolin granted Attor-
ney William Strong, represent
ing Palermo, permission to try
again after sound experts study
the problem.
The recorded conversation
Strong said, was between Leon
ard, former Hollywood Stadium
fight promoter, and Palermo on
November 6, 1859. 1t was intro
duced in an effort by the de-
fense to refute Leonard's testi-
mony that he did not know
about his wife contracting Pal
ermo in Philadelphia and ask
ing him for $4,000.
Exchanges between Special
Prosecutor Alvin H. Goldstein
and defense attorneys, with
frequent Advertisements of the
defense by the judge, marked
the days testimony.
Probing again into the Mrs.
Leonard-Palermo meeting, At
torney John j. Bradley, repre-
senting Dragna, asked Leonard
if he hadn't been called into
the United States attorneys
office and told he'd be prose-
cuted for bribery or extortion,
Leonard angrily denied it.
Did Mr.. Jensen CRobert
John Jensen, former assistant
United States attorney say
he'd prosecute you for any
thing?" Bradley asked.
This is a foul question:" the
judge interpoSed, shutting off
further questioning along this
line.