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Evening star., 1961-08-20
Polo AII-Sturs
Collide Today

The Maryland Virginia
League will offer up it's finest
players in the cause of charity
today in an all-star polo game.
The contest begins at 8 pm.
at the Belvoir Polo Club
grounds, across Route l from
Woodlawn Plantation near
Fort Belvoir.
The Maryland team will be
composed of Don Bradley, Hal
ter Cunningham and his IA
year-old son, Mark; Dick Rie-
menSchneider and Jack Sted,
Col. Jack Shirley, Col. w. w.
West, 1t. Col. Jim Spurrier,
Hap Puelicher and John Gulick
comprise the Virginia squad.
New proceeds will be turned
over to Army Emergency Re
lief, the organization which
helps needy Army personnel.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
LiVie Insists
On Race Meet
AtCumber|and

BEL AIR, Md, Aug. 19 (AP)-
The chairman of the Maryland
Racing Commission warned to-
day that a race meeting must
be held at Cumberland this
year or there will be IL dark"
days in the state in September
R. Bruce LIVE said the Cum
berland meeting could be forced
to close if an insufficient num-
ber of horses showed up for the
Western Maryland meeting.
But" he added, "if those
days are not run at Cumber-
land, they will not be run any,
where else, either. 1t will either
be Cumberland or nothing. No
transfer under any circum-
stances"
Cumberland is scheduled to
conduct its meeting after the
Timonium session. 1t is due to
begin September IL, the Mon
day after the Baltimore County
oval closes.
Although no racing has been
conducted at the track since
1858, the commission is ada
mant in its present position.
improvements have been made
to the barns and the Horse
mans Benevolent and Protec-
tive Association has urge I'd
trainers to support the meeting.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
August Sun Pays $144
In Winning Handicap

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Aug
19 (A.-Tally-Ho Stables Au-
gust Sun, longest priced horse
on the board, came from next
to last to win the $29,5 Phil
adelphia Turf Handicap by one
length.
Shoestring Stables Ashlar,
who also came from well out
of it, finished second, a nose
before Caesar P. Kimmel's Ma
tional Gallery, who moved
from last position.
The field was well punched
throughout most of the run
ming, with the lead changing
several times. First, Pied dor
held sway, then Udaipur took
over, but so closely punched
were the first eight that the
lead changed momentarily be-
tween calls.
Sub For Block
August Sun was ridden by
Basil Frazier, a last minute
substitute for Henry Block.
Frazier allowed August Sun
to settle into his best stride,
but only about five lengths off
the sizzling pace-setters. He
began to pick up horses near
Evening star., 1961-08-20
MCDONALD PART OF DEAL
Warriors Get Rudovich
In 7 rude With Hawks

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10
(AP).-The Philadelphia War
riorS of the National Basket
ball Association today an
nounced a trade of Joe Gra-
boski to the St. Louis Hawks
for rookie Frank Radovich, the
rights to Bob Mcdonald and
an undisclosed amount of cash.
Eddie Gottlieb, owner of the
Warriors, said the deal was
another move in his plans for
revitalizing the club. He said
it had full approval of his new
coach. Frank Mcguire.
Radovich, %, is a 6-foot-8,
235-pounder who graduated
from Indiana in 1860, and was
the Hawks No. 2 draft choice.
He decided, however, to re-
turn to school for additional
and didn't play last
season. In his senior year he
Evening star., 1961-08-20
Jorge Fernandez
Decisions Loqurt

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 CAP).-
Argentina'S Jorge Fernandez
avenged the only knockout de-
feat of his career by Soundly
drubbing Isaac Logart of Cuba
in a ten-round television fight
at Madison Square Garden to-
night. Fernandez, a 31a-1 fav-
orite, weighed $50 pounds to
Logart's 147H.
The victory was the 25-year-
old Argentine'S fifth straight
and put him in line for a title
fight with the. winner of the
Emile Griffith-Benny CKid)
Paret welterweight champion
ship fight September 80.
The three officials voted for
Fernandez by the following
scores: Judge Bill Recht, 7
to l and 2 even; Ref
cree Jimmy Devlin and Judge
Joe Agnello, 30. The Associ-
ated Press had Fernandez in
front, 7-3.
Evening star., 1961-08-20

the half-mile juncture and
Frazier had to thread his way
between horses to get into con-
Itention.
Fortunately, he found racing
room and when the pack un-
tangled for the final run to the
wire, August Sun gave the
longshot players their biggest
inning of the meeting.
Winner Pays S144
The tote board lighted to the
tune of $l44.40, $37.4O and
$3.50 on the winner. Ashlar
paid $5.40 and $3.50, while Ma
tional Gallery returned 5000
to show.
The race was run in LA over
a firm course.
The largest crowd of the
meeting, 30,884, could not pick
a solid favorite and Pied dor
and Lii Fella were co-favorites
at $3.50 to l.
1t was a costly blow to Jock
ey Block, who was taken off
the mount by advice of the
track physician because he had
injured his foot earlier in the
day.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
Burns Escapes
Serious Injury
AS Horse Bolts

DEL MAR, Calf, Aug. 10
(AP). Eddie Burns mount
bolted through the inside rail,
throwing the jockey onto the
track in front of oncoming
horses in the fourth race to-
day. Burns escaped serious in
jury.
The 2-year-old colt, Two De-
mand, died a few minutes after
the accident during the stretch
run.
Burns suffered only a mild
abrasion on his right elbow.
The stewards, however, order
ed him off his mounts for the
rest of the day.
Two Demand, a $4,000 Del
Mar sales yearling, tore out a
20-foot section of the plastic
rail and demolished the 18th
pole.
Evening star., 1961-08-20

scored 354 points in "a games
for the Big Ten team.
Mcdonald, a product of a
suburban Philadelphia high
school and the University of
Maryland, was drafted by St.
Louis and by Kansas City of
the new American Basketball
League. He decided to sign with
Kansas City after working out
in the Hawks rookie camp. He
is 81 and averaged 1873 in 26
games for Maryland.
Graboski, %, has been with
the Warriors for eight of his
IL seasons in the NBA. He
came here for the 1953-54 sea-
son after the Indianapolis
OlympianS folded. He has been
used mostly in a utility role
with the Warriors, with his
best season that of 1959-59
when he scored 1858 points.
Last year he. managed only
565.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
Front Page Wins
Twice in Show
At Hoymurket

HAYMARKET, Va, Aug. 10.
Mrs. w. j. Mills Front Page
won the junior hunter cham
pionship with IA points and the
working hunter championship
with 10 points at the st. Paul
Parrish horse show here today.
Mighty John, owned by Bev-
erley Kinks, was junior hunter
reserve champion with 13
points, and Hopskotch, owned
by Cock-A-Toe Stables, wes
reserve champion of the work.
ing hunter division with seven
points.
Johnny Dark, owned by H. S.
Mills, won the small pony
hunter championship with 16
points. Sidney Stern's Scara-
nab was reserve champion with
10 points.
Nancy Hahn'S Brigadoon took
the large pony hunter cham
pionship with 13 points.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
Choice Finishes
4th As Bettor
Drops $4,000

SALEM, N. H, Aug. 19 (AP)
Peter Fuller's Hillsborough
authored a spectacular stretch
run to win the $4,000 Granite
State Handicap today in a
stunning upset before a crowd
of 1886.
The former Calumet color
bearer came from next to last
place in the mile and an =
eighth feature and finished a
half-length in front of Baal II.
However, the latter was dis
qualified and placed third for
impeding Moony near the 18th
pole. Moony was awarded sec
ond money by the stewards.
Chief among HillSborough's
victims was Polylad, winner of
the $50,000-added Massachu-
setts Handicap last month at
Suffolk Downs. He didn't have
the big, late kick and his 1876
pound topweight proved to be
too much. He finished fourth,
another half-length back in a
field of nine.
An unidentified bettor wag-
cred $4,000 to show on Poly
lad.
Evening star., 1961-08-20

the Sunset Hondicap at Holly
wood Park July "a.
C. V. Whitney's Tompion
the second choice, was a tiring
third after forcing the pace,
and finished another length
away. Gustave Rings Argen-
tine-bred Don Poggio, high
weight with 124 pounds, wound
up fourth in the field of seven
top handicap performers.
Divine Comedy, winner of an
allowance race here three days
ago and before that runnerup
to KelSo in the Brooklyn Han
dicap at Aqueduct, paid SIS,
$3.10, $3.50. Whodunit, ridden
by Manuel Ycaza, returned
$3.50 and SO. Tompion, piloted
by Johnny Rotz, paid $3.50 to
show.
Divine Comedy covered the
mile and a quarter on the light
ming fast track in 2:02Hs, fast
est time since Lucky Draw set
the record of 2:0135 in 1946.
The Saratoga marked his first
stakes victory of 1861. In all,
he has started 13 times this
year, winning four, with two
seconds.
Shoemaker, incidentally, Gel
ebrated his 30th birthday to-
day. He flew in from Chicago to
ride the son of Khaled, who
earned $35, ,945.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
Horse Show
Is Dominated
ByEx-Rocer
By ANNE CHRISTMAS
Star Staff Writer

A former race horse named
Pay the Fiddler, who won
at Timonium last September,
dominated two green hunter
divisions yesterday as the Red
land Hunt Horse Show opened
a two-day stand at Laurel.
The chestnut 5-year-old is
owned by a brother-sister COM
bination, Timmy and Sherry
Kees of Cockeysville, Md, and
formerly raced for their
mother, Mrs. Barbara Kees, an
owner trainer.
With Timmy aboard, Pay the
Fiddler won five blue ribbons
to take the lead in both the
green conformation and green
working divisions.
Among the more experienced
horses, Teddy Kay rode her
own Ports Image to a victory
in the working hunter over
fences.
The pony divisions found
points fairly well scattered. but
two perennial favorites. Wav-
erly Farms Johnny Cake and
Patricia GorrellS Chase Me.
were in the lead in the medium
and large sections.
The show is scheduled to re-
sumo at 9 am. today with
classes for all divisions. IL
winds up with championships
for ponies, juniors, conforma-
ton hunters, green jumpers,
working hunters and two green
divisions, conformation and
working.
Scene of the show is the CEN
terfield at Laurel RaceWay.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
Jersey Sailor
LeadsComets

CENTREVILLE, MD, Aug.
10 (AP)-Jack Boehringer to-
day sailed Hi Tide into the lead
in the Comet class of the goth
annual Corsica River Yacht
Club Regatta.
Boehringer of the Cooper
River Yacht Club, Ceilings
wood, N. j., finished second
and first in today's two races.
The final race over the f.
mile Corsica River course is
scheduled tomorrow.
Summary, including finishes
in first two races and points:
Avon Yacht Club, 10, 3TRs. 2, Jade
John Sherwood III, Gibson Islanc
Yacht SQUADRON, Al, 1874. 3, Vim
VIII Potter, Corsica River Yacht club
Lightnins-1, Challenger, Robert W
10. 2, Slave Driver, Earl NJ. Engler
Baltimore Yacht Club, 10, 1871. 3
Woozle. Franz Schneider, Severn Sail
ing Association, IL, 16h.
International fl, Pigalle, William
A. Humphrey, Severn; 2-l, 23A 2
Salute, Or. Steuart Walker, Severn
l-3, 22h. 3. Tor Que, Robert T
Reeves, Severn, 3-2, 81.
Fampton-1, Excaliber, Augie Bel
lance, Chestertown Yacht and Coun
try Club, 1-2, 1lA. 2, Cameo, Charlie!
Parks, Cambridge Yacht Club, 81
1OA. 8, Dark Horse, Edward Willco1
IT, Norfolk Yacht and Country Club
Comet, Hi-Tide. Jack Boehringer
Cooper River Yacht Club, Al, 51A. >
We Two, John Swaine, jr., Tired Avon
2-6, 4S. 3, SqizZle, Wayne Diller, Stont
Harbor, 81 and Blue-J, Roger Judd
Tired Avon, 6-4, both 46.
Penguin Seniors-Joker,. Robert P
Clagett, Carnegie Yacht Club, Prince.
ton; NJ. IL, 6sla. 2, Patches, Homar
Darlin,, Bill Mcclure, Annapolis Yacht
Club, 5-2, SO.
PENGUIN Juniors, Miss Richochet
Pad Dupont, Annaolis Yacht Club
Ia, and Tommy Hodous, Bush River
Yacht Club, 81, both 72A. 3, JC
Yacht Club, 2-6 and Blue Chip
Gretchen Hoffacker, Chester River
6-2, both 6S.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
Arlington Cap
IsTakenb
Tudorich, 13.1

CHICAGO, Aug. 10 tAP)-
Spring Hill Farms Tudorich,
a 10-to-l shot, sped to a four
length victory today in the
$58,400 Arlington Handicap at
Arlington Park.
The 4-year-old brown colt
broke in front down the stretch
to defeat favored Oink in the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. race
on the grass.
Oink, owned by Jacnot Sta
BILE and ridden by Johnny
Sellers, was favored by the
crowd of 26,077 but could do
no better than second.
Jockey Sandino Hernandez
kept Tudorich within range
and never too far behind. Mid
way in the stretch, Tudorich
broke out into the lead. AL
though Oink closed fast, he was
unable to catch the winner.
Oink finished two length S
ahead of Kerr Stables Prince
Blessed.
Tudorich earned $35,9o0,
more than his entire previous
winnings of $28,233. The win
ner was timed in 1::5745.
Noholme II, one of the pace
settlers, finished fourth, one
length behind Prince Blessed.
Noholme II broke on front to
battle Grey Eagle for the early
lead. Run For Nurse also
threatened early in the race
but fell back as Noholme II
stayed in front.
Tudorich began to move at
the half mile pole and, after
negotiating the final turn, bar
relied to victory in the race
which drew IA starters. Oink
was handicapped with top
weight of 126 pounds, giving
6 to % pounds to the opposi-
tion.
Tudorich paid $29.4O, $3.50
and $3.50: Oink $3.50 and $3.50
and Prince Blessed $3.4O.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
Moss Is Winner
In British Race

GOODWOOD, England, Aug.
19 (AP). - Britain's Stirling
Moss, driving a blue Ferrari
with his fayorite No. 7 label,
Streaked to his seventh victory
in the Royal Automobile Clubs
international tourist trophy
race for grand touring cars to-
day.
The British ace covered 1O9
lapS-261.6 6 miles-in the three
hour event. Second was an
other Ferrari driven by Brit
aims Mike Parkes, who covered
108 laps of the 2.4-mile Good
wood circuit.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
Race Driver Hurt
In Illinois Spill

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug. 10
(AP).-Rex Easton, AZ, veteran
Springfield racing driver, was
injured critically during a time
trial at the Fair Grounds race
track today when his auto
Skidded in the dirt at the north
end of the track and crashed
over a retaining wall.
EaSton was trying to qualify
for the 100-mile State Fair
race scheduled this faternoon.
However, rain forced postpone
ment until Monday.
EaSton was taken unconsci-
GUS from his racer which made
a complete turn as it scared
over the wall and landed right
side up.
Evening star., 1961-08-20

Broom Party (Day'on] II.60 500 3.6G
kenellar FernicOla) 1850 700
D0Swood Manor (Cape) 2.SO
Gale. Dark Etching, g. Edna Vi s si' Atone Atone
Time :0S25.
2d--$1 900; cling. 4-yrs. up: 5ls fur.
SaIS Ar tDayidson) $40 $40 $50
En- Queue (SmaI) I,2O
Joe Cream, Miss Diz, Newfair, Miss
dq@diotto finished Sd. disqualified
Double-t4-8 paid $500.
3d-S1, 900; cling; S-yr.: 51s fur.
G6Igsr AG%giiry VIII Tre9Sh s9tiab 4'6O t00 3dS
Sherwood SDrite 1Davson) low $50
Ed Rosina, Sir Macon, Banned In
Boston, Cedar Commet, Sis Seven,
Touchofroyalty, Melrose Lou. Time,
1;072s.
.4.th-S1 900; cling; Ayr. g. up: fur.
Harvey's Baby tRis'nj $500 14.iO 1910
Black Jewel VaslD 4.SO $50
Fatal Beau (G'b'della) 4SO
Jiggs Kid, Hordadef, No Trouble,
River Gate, Bold Relic, Haste Count
ess T.V. Sue. Time, 1:14.
5th-S1, 900; cling; Ayr. g. up; 8 fur.
sure froof (Smith) $50 36O 2SO
Old TOmahawk PalumbO) l.2O 32O
Boy In Blue DavidsOn) 3.8O
Powder Blue, Star Ship, Annette G.,
Fihch OF Heaven. Time, l:13+s.
S.?: SSth?I5$i'RSEG; 5sl S. !; ,7; slln; s,yEs; fur.
%afFisE Va HsE Tsa Road SHfaI sfs. $50 SS SS SS 7SS
Good Scholarship (FrenSh) $50
Flaming Era, Sea Fo& Hot Cargo.
Time, l:13.
7th-S1 500; alln.; 3-yr.; 6 fur.
yeffs Jet tDayidson) 6.iO lilo $50
No Stone tPalumbo) 100 1 40
Monono (Smith) 30
Gary Dick Codes Chaner, Tea Day,
Fleming. Time, l:l4.
Sth-Sl 800; 3-yr. g. up: IL mi
F0lysamist tDavidson) $40 500 $40
Shah Pet (Sigler) 100 SO
High Joan tSecatello) $50
Junior Sam, Raccoon, Sad Usher.
Oil BOOM Leave 1t Alone. Time, 2:l5Is.
9th-$1,o0O; cling; Ayr. & up Ii.
Sun Bolt CvasiD 7.eO 3.4O $50
The Axe tStidham) 2.2O 400
Gang Mol tGambardella) lSO
MidniEht Call, Lady Bandit, Peace
PLATE. Tom Jackson, Beeble Be, Our
Bill. Time, l:493s.
Attendance 1929.
Tetal handle, S452,STS.
Big Bonanza-40 persons picked five
winners and received S345 so.
Little Bonanza-256 persons picked
four winners and received S?3
winning Numbers 52-4-1-6-3
Evening star., 1961-08-20
AII-Sturs to Play
In Johnson Leuoue

Two All-Star games in the
Walter Johnson League boys
baseball competition are Sched-
uled at 6 pm. Tuesday at Ban
neker Playground, Georgia av-
enue and Euclid street NV.
The East Division will meet
the West Division in both the
major and minor leagues. with
the younger (12 and under)
game opening the program.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
Davidson Has
-Four Winners
AtShenandoah
By DICK OBRIEN
Star Staff Writer

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
Aug. 19-Jesse Davidson, lead
ing rider of the Shenandoah
Downs meeting, turned in the
biggest night of his career to-
night by riding four winners,
including PolygamiSt in the
featured Shenandoah Downs
Marathon series at a mile and
five-SiXteenths.
A crowd of 1929 saw Day.
idSon start the evening by rid
ing both ends of the daily dou-
BILE, worth $500, and then
turn in two more triumphs to
run his victory string to 30.
Polygamist capped the night
for Davidson when the 5-year-
old won in a driving finish
over Shah Pet and paid S5.4O.
High Joan finished third.
Davidson was aboard Broom
Party (S1l.60) in the first race
to start the daily double and
then finished it by booting Sails
Ar to a length victory over Sir
Hope at S5.40. Davidson's other
winner was with Jeff'S Jet in
the seventh race for a S6.4O
payoff.
The Big Bonanza went to 40
persons who picked five WIN
nerS in the last six races. Each
received $345.6O. Two hundred
and fifty-Sixe persons picked
the little bonanza with four
winners and received S23.
Tonight's crowd and total
handle of $452,878 were the
second highest to date.
The first Futurity for q
year-old horses in the his
doah Downs in 1862, General
Manager Bob Leavitt an
nounced.
The initial running will be
conducted during the summer
and will carry $500
in added money, Leavitt said.
The race, to be known as
the Tri-State Futurity, is ex-
pected to be worth more than
$4,000 in its first running. 1t
will be open to 2-year-oldS
foaled in Maryland, Virginia
and West Virginia.
The first two runningS of the
Tri-State, in 1862 and 1868,
will not be true futurities,
since q year oldS foaled in
1860 and 1861 will compete.
FoalS of mares bred this year
will be eligible for the 1864
running, marking that the first
actual futurity.
Nominations for the first
three Tri-State FuturitieS will
close on December 81 of this
year. Nominations for foals of
1860, 1861 and 1862 to their
respective years will carry a
$40 fee and a percentage of the
$500 added money will be
awarded to breeders of the fu-
ture winners. -O'BRIEN.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
38,54s Sec Trot

YONKERs. N. Y, Aug. 19
(AP)-Blending Well, driven
by Hugh Bell, held off the late
bid of Muncy Hanover and won
tonight'S $1,000 Monitor Pace
by a nose before 38,548, the sea-
sons largest crowd at YonkerS
Raceway. Time for the mile was
2:022s. The 5-year -old son of
Bay Prince paid $8.40.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
Divine Comedy Scores
In Saratoga Handicap

SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY,
Aug. 19 (AP). - Llangollen
Farms Divine Comedy, under a
masterful ride by Willie Shoe
maker, won the 58th running
of the $4,000 Saratoga Handi-
cap today before 23,543.
Divine Comedy, carrying 1913
pounds, and in front after max
in gthe clubhouse turn, won by
a length from Higt Tide
Stables Whodunit, winner of
Evening star., 1961-08-20
Bel Air
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
lst--$1 900; cling; 4-yrs. up; fur.
Sagitate (Kirkl 4.SO 3.O 2.4O
My Hour Comb $50 2.6O
Dizzy Irish DepalO) 4.2O
Black Arrow, Lucky Toss, Alaksar,
DocSena, Caribe Boy Nicarao IL,
Senorita. Time, 0:59+s.
2d-$1 900; cling; 4-yrs. up; ga fur.
IWayblads H!T tEspinOsa) 7.SO $50 2.sO
Poly Free ReynOlds) $50
Colonel Bush, Small, Black Torch.
DAILY : DOUBLE (s-D, s21.sO
3d-$1,OOO; cling; 3-yrs.; Z fur.
Purling (TeaEue) 500 800 22O
This My Boy (DepalO) 400 $50
Flush Royal (ESpinOsa) 2.6O
Beechrullah, Lilmaj Born A Snob.
Time, l:292s.
4th-$1,000: cling; 4-yrs. up; 5 fur.
DR.. Sam Mel. (CPTk) $3.50 $50 600
So Fancy (ReynOIds) $50 400
Chance Dee (EspinOsa) $50
Rose Case, Clear Case II, Chin Wag,
Minerva, Hi Judge, Kid Rover, Hoptoit-
boy Time, 1:002s.
5th-$1 900; cling; 4-yrs. up; GA fur.
Camp Out (Lipham) $40 $50 $50
Royal Savage (RusSo) S.SO $50
MOrimOwIee CLARK 9.IO
Tilted Bachelor, Grecian Haste,
Cindy's Delight, Toddlin Town, Double
John. Time, 1918.
sSth.eSl 200; cling; 3;yrs;i Ga fur;
Mortal Combat CReyn'lds) 4.6O 800
Assertion, oueenothenile, My Epio
sode, ParSifal, Wendy. Time, 1:202s.
7th-$l,5OO; cling; 3-yrs. up; IL. mi.
Dove Call Uipham) 1920 $50 $40
Nirlen (Cutshaw) 400 $50
War Tune (ESpinOsa) $50
Boder Streak. Cap Snyder, Red
Chief, Miss Westgate, TheSpian, Ada
bull, Midpassage. Time, 1:44+s.
Sth-S2 900: alw.; 3-yrs. up; mi.
Iharmall (ReynOlds) 17.4O 500 500
Happy Water (SistO) 4.4O $50
Coup de Canon (TeaEue) 7.SO
Star Prince II, Grey Treasure,
BullyS Kin, D. Beaut, Villeneuve, Down
the Hatch, King Carlos. Time, 1885
9th--S1 200; cling; 4-yrs. up; 1B mi.
Garda uipham) 1A20 4.40 $50
Tip Sheet (McKee) $50 $40
COsmie Dust (SistOl $50
Haddecord, Head Dancer, Eugene
M, Iota, Eppa Jeppa. Time, 1853.
Attendance-S.744
Total handle-S565,39 800.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
Saratoga
BY the Associated Press

DJ t4lS AsSOClhteu FTeSS
1st-S3,sOO; 2-yr. mdns.; fur.
No Mans Land tROtZl $40 $40 $50
Olo FOOL (Arcaro) $50 400
Desert King CYcaEa) 2.4O
Royal Guide, Strateascanbe, Rush
The Light, Gaucho Gus, Foghorn, Con-
trolling Peterkin. Time, 1:1lAs.
&d-S3.50O; cling. 3-yrs.; 1 mi.
0aklandOn (Adams) $50 30
Small Flush (AnderSon) 2.9O
Pocket Rocket, a Right Note, Bucks S
PoSket' samlen' ststesmanship. Time,
Thornhill entry.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
Sdms4, 200; hep, 4-yrs. up; abt. 2
Swing Fever (Altch'D $40 $40 $40
Be Moderate walsh $40 3.I0
Mantlcora tRiley) $40
Greek Brother Negocio, Lord Mike,
record).
4th-S3,7OO; cling; 3-yrs. up; fur.
Merry WIN GArcarO) $3.50 $50 500
Solar Mist (MOyers) $50 4.IO
Jennie's Joy (Shoemaker) 40
Ebelde, Haunt, Mineral Board, spy
Greeny' Jet Fuel, Cantorcito, Primon,
-S~%@ ~AAo4AA, mt liz
55th-$4;200; ,alw.; 2-yrs.: fur.
Cyane tNelson) 1890 7.6O 40
Ole Johnny lValenz'Ia) $50 $50
Rebelli0uS (Pierce) 400
Courthea, Charley Feeney, Sorghum,
Glover Leaf, Breezy Lane. Time, I'll.
6th-S5O,OOO added. Saratoga Hep.
3-yrs up; IA mi
Divine IaI Comedy tShO'r) 500 $40 $50
WhOdunit (YcaZa) 40 30S1
Tompion tRotz) $50
Don Poggio, Francis g., Gawain,
Grey Monarch. Time, 2:02B.
7th-S4,500 alw.; 3-yrs. up; 1 mi.
Pepper Patch (G'rin) $500 III 90 $50
Hula Lou Clark 1900 100
Waltz Song (MeIIon) $50
Blond Bombshell First Sitting
Nathleen, Hastily, Fulmine. Time, I:37'
sth-$3 500; ndns. 2-yrs.; 8 fur
IS5a TSi1. WlnsieS tkot., ''4O 5,SS 5,SS $tS $.iS
Angus Bear. Admiral Bayard, LII
Pinkerton. Coral Barrier. Spring Fair
Bounding Main, Western Warrior.
Jimmy Rags. Time. LIPS.
9thm$3.5OO; hep: 3-yrs. up: 1% mi.
Reds Handful (Ussery) $50 4.sO 2.sO
/ Castlestone (Ruane) $50 so
Vigilant tYcaZal 800
-. NarcisSus II. Yastambo, Sun Energy.
/ Time .422k (c0urSe record0
Evening star., 1961-08-20
ATLANTIC CITY CHARTS

lcopyright, 1861, by Triangle Publications, Incl
FIRST RACE-PurSe, $1,000 3-year-old filles; claim
ing; fur!ong In gate 200 off 2:06a; start good
drlying Winner Jouett sh0uses Ok b. B. by Occupy
$500, $40. Time, 1:114s. Clear and fast.
Evening star., 1961-08-20

9th-$3,5O0: hep: 3-yrs. up: 1ss MI
(turt).
Reds Handful (Ussery) $50 4.3O 2.9O
Castlestone (Ruane) $50 40
Vigilant (YcaZa) 400
NarcisSus II. Yastambo, Sun Energy,
Time-2:422s Course record).
Evening star., 1961-08-20

3d-$1,0OO; cling; 3-yrs.; Z fur.
Purling (TeaEue) 500 800 2.2O
This My Boy (DepalO) 400 $50
Flush Royal (EspinOsal 2.6O
Beechrullah, Lilmaj Born A Snob.
Time, l:292s.
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Shenandoah

1st-S1 900; cling: 4-yrs. up: 5h fur.
Broom Party Day'On) 11.6O 6.6O $3.50
kenellar (FernicOla) 1880 100
DogWood Manor (Cape) 2.S0
Daisys Buck, Fairy Worth, Lenny
Gale. Dark Etching, Edna s., Atone
Time :0S25
Evening star., 1961-08-20

2d-$1,0O0; cling; 4-yrs, up; ga fur.
Iwayblade EspinOsa) $50 $50 2.SO
Bill Pac kirk $50 400
Poly Free (ReynOlds) $50
Devilment, Soft Blue, Bird Land,
Colonel Bush, Small, Black Torch.
Time .2OL