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Evening star., 1961-04-23
S4.4O Double
AT RaCeWay
MdyBeRecord
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star Staff Writer

The lowest daily double pay
off in the history of Maryland
harness racing, $4.4O-was re-
corded last night at Laurel
Raceway.
Veteran horsemen and racing
officials here believed it to be
Maryland's all-time low, dating
from the time the double was
with flat racing near
ly 80 years ago.
ABC Freight Co.'S Mighty
Freight. driven by Johnny
Simpson won the first race at
So, while Charley Oakley's Jes-
ter Hanover reined by Lester
Scott, captured the second at
$3.50.
The lowest previous double
recorded in Maryland harness
racing was made about 10 years
ago at RoSecrott RaceWay when
Tarheel and Solicitor. both now
in stud at the Hanover Shoe
Farm, won the first two races
and paid $40.
The seasons best times were
set in two of the three divisions
of the $4,000 James Ryder
Randall Pace, Laurel's feature
event.
The best time in the series
was made by Oliver F. Fritz'S
Zodiac who won the first di-
vision in 2:05, a seasons mile
mark for 3-year-old pacing
colts. Overlooked in the wager
ing, Zodiac. skillfully handled
by "Tick" Wilcutts, paid $1l go
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Bal Musette
Outof Derby

NEW YORK, April % (AP)
Max Hirsch said to-
day that the King Ranch's Bal
Musette would not run in the
Kentucky Derby at Louisville,
May 6.
Bal Musette, winner Of the
Governors Gold Cup at Bowie
in March, developed a kidney
infection and HirSch said that
with the Derby only two weeks
away he could not get the
colt ready for the race.
Hirsch said that he hoped
the son Of underground, 1850
Derby winner, will be ready
for the PreakneSs at Pimlico
on May 20.
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Howard Netmen
End Long Jinx

Howard University defeated
North Carolina College in ten
mis- for the first time in six
years, 81, yesterday at How
ard. William Reed won his
seventh straight singles match
this season as the Bisons won
their fifth team match.
Summaries:
SINGLES
Christian CH) defeated Horton
6-3. 6-3; Singleton (NCl defeated
Bryan, Go, a.; Reed (H) defeated
Martin, 6-3, e-2; Aston III de-
feated Gaines, 60, 1l-9;. DupreG
(H) defeated Langhorn, 6-1, Ga
Gee CH) defeated Baylor. e., ga.
DOUBLES
Christian and Aston CHI defeated
Singleton and Martin, 7-5, 81
7-5 Reed and Bryant (H) defeated
Horton and Baylor, 6-3, Id, S-6i
Dupree and Gee (Hl defeated GainS
and Langhorn, e., 60.
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HURDY GURDY ALSO TRIUMPHS
Mary Mellon Chase
To Chombourg Again

sociation trophy to Owner-rider
Gould.
Small fields and easy victor
les marked the remainder of
the card, although the four
horse race Of 2 miles over brush
in the Dresden produced an
other stretch battle, won by
Paddy SmithWick on Mrs. June
Meningitis Palladio, which
edged out Little Gil, owned by
Mrs. Lawrence Knapp, jr., and
ridden by Tommy Walsh.
For the second successive
Saturday, the rider-trainee
combination of Jimmy Murphy
and Sidney Waters, jr.. won
three races at Middleburg. They
not only took the Mary Mellon,
but repeated their 1860 victory
with Cordelia Mays December
in the Gerald Webb Memorial
hurdles race and won the op-
ener with the Coventry Rock
Stables Sir Patsy.
Summaries:
First race, The Wanduepin, Ia miles
over hurdles: Sir Patsy, Coventry
Rock Stable, Jimmy Murphy; GLAD
Drums. M; @. Walsh, T. Walsh; D.
Laughing Girl, Edwin Gould. J. Keen.
Second race, The Gerald Webb. ir..
Memorial, IA miles over hurdles: l.
December, Mrs. Cordelia Nav, Jimmy
Murphy; 2-Hay Harbor. Mrs. June
Mcknight, Paddy .Smithwick; 3-FEes-
ehal. Alfred Smith. Joe Aitcheson, ir.
Third race; race. The Dresden. 2 miles
Mcknight, Paddy smit6wick; Little
Gil, Mrs. Lawrence w. Knapp, r.,
7. Walsh: 3-Sheriff Roberts. Mrs.
Edwin J. Gould, 1. Keen. Time, 4:Ol
Fourth race, The Mary Mellon stee-
brush: i-Chsmbourg. Richard K. Mel
ter ArbyRood Stable, T. walsh; 3@
Romeo, Mary A. Rumsey' Joe Aitcheson.
Fifth rage. The Benton, IA miles
ses 'eFf cas.ds cads:rlsst sss ss hoesrs ssEsSy
Mrs, cOrdelis May, Jimmy Murphy:
3-Armv Dish, John schiff, R. HOugh-
Race Association Invitation Cham
pionship point-to.point, 2 miles over
Gould. T.. oxnsE,rldeT; 2-Phaiens,
HORACE Moffett. Frank Chapoti. B.
Walsh. Time, 5:3s.2.
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DAILY DOUBLE t5-2l PAID $3.50

THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; q
Count RlsSas tPisresl s4.lO 25.SS II GO GO
PToad @ FST 'y 'dyaIsuxueIaI " $50
Foggy Harbor. Furious Host, Lorne
Fox, Florida Missile, Solazo, Sandy
starr, Matelot. Time. 1:00+5.
FOURTH RACE : Purse. $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds up; 8 furlongs; sS
Surfer (TrejOs) $50 500
Chuckie David (Ruane) 1.30
Hubcap, JOY Joy, White Label, Win
gate. Time, 1:1lSs.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. S6,5OO; al
Greek Page (Ussery) $40 ESQ 2.4O
Whiteehapel (Rogersl $40 40
PopperdOpper (Karpe) $50
Gould Be: Beau Purple, Stretch
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: al
lowances: 3-year-olds; 8 furlongs.
Commend (Adams) $40 40 40
Dark Invader Ussery) 4.5O $50
No Dance, Chalk Line, Yankee
Sailor, Multnomah, Dare Do Well,
Epitome. scstterEood. Thynk Again.
The Wood Memorial; 3-year-olds;
Ia miles.
GIobemaster (RotE) 3O.4O 100 $40
Carry Back (Sellers) 800 2.40
AmbiODOise CUsseFy) $50
Garwol. DR.. Miller, Covered Bridge.
Hitting Away. Time, 1:50B.
EIGHTH RACE-PurSe. $4,000: al
lowances: 3-year-olds and UP; I mile:
Eastern Primes (W'd'e) $50 $50 2.6O
Mary Meacham (GuSt'es) 11.6O $40
Cook Out (Moyersl 800
Princess DIM, RakahanEa, Ipswich,
White Collar. Fresh AS Fresh. Time.
1878.
NINTH RACE-Purse, S3,700; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: Ia miles.
Peps EI Zorro (Rotx) $50 $50 2.7O
Frozen March (PieTee) $50 $50
Flying Ace (MeilOnl $40
Clara Marot, Wild Desire, silenus.
Time, 1853.
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Montgomery JC Rips
Hoyu Freshmen, 14-3

Jim Ryan drove in four runs
with three hits, including a
triple, as he paced Montgomery
Junior College to a 1913 base
ball victory over the George
town University freshmen yes
terday at Georgetown.
MONTGOMERY &c
O40 100 403-14l2
GEORGETOWN FROSH-
900 002 100 3 8
MacDougald and Hanson, Luce Cs):
Solomon, Pratka (5) and SQuatrito'
Emyth ISO
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Olympic Official

TORONTO, April % (AP) -
Jim Worrall, 46 year old
Toronto lawyer, was elected
president of the Canadian
Olympic Association today. He
succeeds Ken Farmer of Mon
treal.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
By ROBERT b. PHILLIPS
Contributing Writer

MIDDLEBURG, Va, April 20
Richard K. Melons Cham
bourg won the Mary Mellon
Stepplechase for the second
time in three years here this
afternoon before a crowd Of g.
500 at Glenwood Park race
course.
The 9-year-old son Of Rufigi
gave away II pounds by ad-
miniStered a sound beating to
the Arby Wood Stables Rhythm
which finished hanging in the
stretch as Chambourg galloped
across the line under Jimmy
Murphy with his head up and
his ears pricked forward.
Thirty-seven-year- -old King
don Gould of Howard County,
Md, gave the crowd its biggest
thrill with a last minute
stretch charge on Hurdy Gurdy
as he ran over the top of
Horace Moffett's Phalene to
win the Virginia point-to-point
championship.
Hurdy Gurdy came from far
back in the last half-mile as
Phalene and Big John, owned
by Thomas Beach, were fight
ing it out for the lead ahead
of seven other starters. Big
John ran off the course at the
last fence and Hurdy Gurdy
came rolling down the hill to
collar Phalene in the stretch
and win going away.
It was the fifth victory In
point -to-point racing this year
for Hurdy Gurdy and his anna
teur owner-rider.
The trophy in the Mary Mel
lon was presented to Trainer
Sidney Waters by its donor,
Paul Mellon Of Upperville. Mrs
Stephen c. Clark, jr.. presented
the Middleburg Hunt Race AS
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to win. He beat Adios Filly,
the 1-5 favorite by a half
length.
In the second division of the
Randall, ABC Freight Co.'S
Freight Line, with Johnny
Simpson driving, set a new sea-
sons mile record for 3-year-
old pacing fillies in 2:05.1.
Freight Line paid $3.50 to win.
Army Hanover won the third
division of the Randall in the
mediocre time of 2:08.2.
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Jim Brown to Speak

Jim Brown, the star fullback
Of the Cleveland Browns who
has won the National Football
League rushing title four
straight years, will speak at
Howard University May 10.
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ABL Five Named

PITTSBURGH, April %
AP)-The Pittsburgh entry
in the American Basketball
League will be known as Pitts
burgh Renaissance or Rens for
short, owner Lenny Litman
announced today. Coach Neil
Johnston picked the name in
keeping with Pittsburgh's pro-
gresS.
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SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; 4
year-oldS and up: claiming; 9 furlongs
Royal Renders (Mirr) 7.2O $40 SOC
HI Bee Dee (RistOn) $50 300
Dandy Star (DRvidson) 4.20
Avinmore, RedelectoT, Carnival
Poppy. Time, 1:133s.
Bonanza number.
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SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; T.
year-olds and up: allowance: / mile.
Johnny Scamp (J's'el I2.4O $40 500
Black Deuce (Reynolds) $50 $50
Draw Dixie (Rigton) $50
NSosI eas, ~, SeS sb oV9S 1 DOeSgr Leo RIO LOG
:422s.
BONANZA number 4
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DAILY DOUBLE (5-6S PAID $3.50

FIFTH RACE-Purse. S1,1O0; A.
year -oldS up; claiming: 5h furlongs
Professor Sam tMcK'e) 4.SO $50 $50
Paper Boss (DavidsonD 500 4.20
SupeFtOne (SiEler) S.20
Bonnys Choice, Way Lowe, Double
John. Charles w, Royal Lit. Time.
1:072s.
Bonanza NUMBER.
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EIGHTH RACE ~ Purse, $1,000: A.
year-olds and up; allowance; Lie miles.
Cave Dwelller (R'ldsl 1880 $50 4.SO
Hidden Mirth Clark 4.8O 400
Big Flush (Miller) $50
Prince Reward, Lonesome, steve, Ere
Beau, Amber Fire, Bandera Way. Time,
1:4Sb.
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SIXTH RACE-Purse. S3,S00: claim
Ing; 4-year-olds; z furlongs.
| SeOtty (GranD 24.60 10 $50
HI Beebah tBlumA 4,5O $50
Lazy Student tGino) $50
Misensation, Sarah James, Chro-
matte, Sir Langborne, Homely, Der
magh. Time, 1885.
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FIRST RACE, - Purse 5000; trot:
iahsi MisS.y 81 1i1At RiH' ts'p.on, 500 200 aao
Mands Hanover (H'ehslD 4..0 500
So What (RiehaFes0nl 2.SO
Frances Brewer, A Vestan, Avon Re-
gent, Dody Ross and casS Hunt. Time,
2:0s.1.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500; pace;
lester HsnovsE Sseettl $50 ESQ Ego
CAP 4 Win GTureskO) 800 2.ss00
Sandy K, Hal. Smooth Line, Dale
Regent, Little River Pete, Prudent
Song. Time. 2:06.3.
DAILY DoUBLs C7-B) PAID s4.4O
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $1,000; trOt;
TIIlsvSoS {Eles.5d'nj $50 s.sS 60 s.so q!
Spike Hanover Urving) 2.SO
Victorious Anne; vickis Dean. Wally
Harry. Time, 2:o5.2.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81 1000: trot:
Class 3; handicap, one mile.
Ennr1 Ehiss Jst.t Es tNf Mann Mafb'' 4"O @ SSS sS
Silver Lock (Rlchardson) $50
Valiant Hanover, Ny Fair Lady,
Amber, Flashy Filly. Scratched Pine
haven Rip. Time, 2:04%.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; pace;
Spring Series, James Ryder Randall"
zodiac tWilcuttsj 11.eO e.AO eco
2a AdIos FilIy (simpsOn) 2.2O 2 20
DudrtIte (Seott) $50
Lila Bre hurry entry.
Artist h '"ffso% H~cver. T "a Taradav Han
over. Kaka Adlos. Ia Mr.. Freight, Ernie
Pepper, Pronto Freight. Time, 2:05.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; Pace
spring series, JAMES RYDER RAN
DALL"-222 stake: n6e.
IA Frght Line. (Smpsn) $50 2.S0 22O.
Avalon Pleaides tPks) ,2.4O 2.20
1-1A-1B-Bradbury-A.B.c. Freight
straw Hat. Freight Car, Lenny
Dares, Johnnie r., Crimson Streak.
Time. 2:05.1.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
pace; spring series. James Ryder RAN
asI9q.2 q2oS.1 staksas; fa,;,,l,.T5 Tils & an en- an
ynEo Hanover (HubbsrdD 1880 II 40
Slippery Smith (Parksl 7.40
Refreight, 1-True Freight. success
i@1A-1B-Bradbury-ABc Freight
entry.
EIGHTH RACE -. Purse, $1,000:
pace; Glass BE-; mile.
Refine Byrd (Edmunds) 7.2O 2.6O gao
BOmarc (SimpSon) 800 2.40
Colonel Forbes. Senior Adios, Cap
Fingo. Time, 2:05.1. 49ers No.
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FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500: al
lowances: 3-year- -olds; furlongs.
Come OF Age (GranD 11.00 $50 400
Running Acres (Gino) 2O.40 1890
Saint Or Sinner (WinanD 9.20
Zorach, aLucky Token, Cumatara,
q Paris Label, M'selle Mill, Pipe Greek
Time, 1:1lB.
Reineman entry.
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SHENANDOAH
RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Purse. S1,10o; s.
EESTdp.a Esa5dGIsS FSIs FSlIsiPainS a "a 5SriGnsS e
B. BuxEer u. Soliars) 1880 7.a0
Lady TsEmite lsIEIsr( $40
Miss Ginomel, Red Land. Dew Line,
Sandiver. Tuneful. Speedy Answer. c.
z. JOY. Time. l:0S.
SECOND RAcE-Pnse, $1,000: A.
year -oids and up; claiming; g furlongs,
FI5inE BID {MaTtinl s.6o $50 400
Handgunner iGibsonl 1I,2O
Northward Bound, Turnstone. Easter
Beann BRnk sTShs fRsi sndo sGSs fass Tms 1is HeP'
DAILY DOUBLE (5-6J PAID $3.50
THIRD RAcE-Purse. S1,1OO: A.
year -olds and up; claiming; 6 furlOngs.
warsaw tEspinOsaD 1880 $40 1.6O
Pinch Of Heaven LiD'm) $50 500
Diamond Debs (SlgIer) $40
Capt Don. Celtic Spirit, Sky Mint,
Mr.. Snooty, Chin Wag. Time, 1:14tS.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $1,100: A.
year -oldS and up; claiming; 6 furlongs.
stage Dance (Parker) 21.OO $50 $50
Quiet Now OLiDhaml $50 $50
Tumbles Tot (Stauffer) 1920
Thanks Wire, Gang War, Whittledy
Cut, Yankee Doodle, Work Of Art II,
Alaska Star. Time, 1:14b.
Bonanza number 3.
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SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000:
allowances; 3-year -olds: z furlongs.
Noble Turn (Dever). S1.3O 22.4O $50
Innergl0 (Blum) 8.1O 500
Jay Fox (GiIligan) $50
Intensive, Coconut Palmetto, Count
Rose, Oak Dandy, Sunaqua. Time.
1:23h,
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EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; lh
miles (turfO.
Red Cent (SoIomone) lilo 4.4O $50
Sunningdale (Allgaier) $40 100
Friendly Date Grant $40
Buh Hero, Vogei, ShannondAle,
Special Stone, Libertinaje. Mister
Crock Time, 1:43Hs.
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FOURTH RACE - Purse, $500;
claiming; 4-year-olds up; furlongs.
Fair And Windy (B'm) $40 $40 2.SO
Go Yankee (FraEier) 1850 6.1O
Jerry Evarts (WlnanD $50
Regal Rhythm. McGibben Street, Chi
nese Bandit, Princess Ham. Time,
HOS.
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BEST BET-sOLADIERI

sAlfred Groeau-w. c. Prickett entry.
ROSIE REDMOND had plenty Of in her first
start and was not beaten far With slight imprcyemsnt
she should outrun this field of 2yearold fes. NORTH
SOUTH GAL closed with good speed in her last and is
a strong contender. LIGHTLY, daughter Of Intent
has been training well for Oscar White.
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Bonanza No. 3

NINTH RACE-Purse. S1,10O; f.
year-olds and up: claiming; Lis miles.
Westray (ROoD 16.4O 700 $50
Bronze Platter U'stOne) 1910 $50
Like His Dad (FloriO) 1850
Penny Star, Shana Madel, Bushing,
See See B., Small g., Rogatlon, Bill
Pac. Time, 1908.
Bonanza No,
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Aqueduct Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: claim
Stephens ssts Royai d'r'n1 4.iO 2.So 40
Clean Sweep Down (ROts) $40 $50
Sassetta (Sellersl $40
Tower Keep, Worthy Warrior, Rise
and Survive, Crossruff. Time. 1:12ls.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-oldE UP: 6 furlongs.
Palenoue ii tMelIonD $40 400 $3.50
Judge Bandel tAFcRrol 2.9O EGO
Bob's Gem (Adams) 40
Daublen, Blue Mist II, Prince Rous-
sci, Itching Palm. Time, l:l2A.
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DAILY DOUBLE (s-07 PAID $3.50

THIRD RACE - Purse. $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds up; " miles.
Cambalaehe (GFant) 400 $40 ESQ
Clay Street (GilIigan) 4.20 500
Gran-Mar-JO (Blum) $50
Poppas Baby. Forte, Cpihual, Elec-
trum, Tulsa Lad. Time, 1878.
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GuIfstreum Results

Iy lAAV 1aeoVNA1NN4 TIVE
FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 3-year- -olds; 8 furlongs.
Heilometer (Grant) 500 40 $40
Fly Beam (GinoD $50 4.40
Upper Decker (Gilligan) $50
Witchspell. Hillwood. Willie's Love,
Gala Evening, Fiddle-Dee-DuIn. An
thony Boy. Big Name, Duchess COCO,
Tory. Time, 1:t24s.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 4-year -oldS up: 8 furlongs.
JOust About (GinO) 1900 7.20 500
Fleet Commander (COok) 7.2O $50
IndianTrader (Blum) 500
Big Slam, Gallant'S Image, Invinci-
BILE, Indorse, Kaveen, Helmville, Look
Up, Brave Market, Black Satin. Time.
.1:lI3s.
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NINTH RAcE-Purse, S3,40o; claim
ms ms r1:S aF;r.p1 and SHPP6 HP6 mes sSS
Royal Miraway (StSvens'D $50 40
Tort (Thornburgl $3.50
Third Port. Chased Again. Innsz,
Bill Jim, Commo-Mlss, Camp Cook,
liked, Time, 2:062s.
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JOE KELLYS SELECTIONS
AT LAUREL
$500; claiming tss,OOO); B.

showing late speed. GRAPHoPHoNB breaks fast and
improve. - A ~
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NINTH RACE-Purse, S3OOO claiming (Ss 900 ,OOO)
4.year-o -olds and up 10 miles lturf.

GALWAY BAY turned In a credItabe effort when
rayng for second against ROckhewn and his late speed
should earn victory here: COMBUSTION II finished
fifth in his first start of the and should improve
BLACK JET had speed when third the turf and is
a factor.
xApprentics allowance claimed.
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Copyright, 1861. by Triansle Publications Inel
FIRST RAcEPurse S2S9G 4yssro1dS dd and up nr frS-
Winner, J. L. Lecces ch by Attention-Depth Pearl.
Time, l:133s. Clear and fast.
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SOLADIERE won earlier for $500 and should
not have trouble with this field JACQUELlNE
ROSE has late speed and is factor. HAVE NICE LUCK
Is due for improvement.
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Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time, 1870 PM.

FIRST RACE-Purse, S25OO; claiming (S3,OOO); 81
year-0ds; fHrongs.
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RU-JUD was Outrun when tipped for seasonal
bow but meets weaker field here and another
chance. DANCER BILLINGS also Is dropping will
battle TO the wire. JERSEY STAR a daughter Of
Big Dipper H. making her first start might
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n. B. Giardina-J. B. Watriss entry.
b Mrs. C. NJ Barnett-Mrs. A. A. Wilcox entry.
LATAMAHA finished fourth In her first start,
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LAUREL RACEWAY
RESULTS

FIRST RACE - Purse, 5000; trot:
class C-l; / mile
Mighty Frght (s'psonI 500 2.6O 2.20
MandS Hanover (H'chelD AGO 500
So What (RiehaPasOnl 2.8O
Frances Brewer, A Vestan, Avon Re-
gent, Dody Ross and CasS Hunt. Time,
2.0S.1.
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Irse, $1,000, allowances. 4-year-Olds

SEVEN CORNERS narrowly beaten by HONEY'S
TIGER in his last and rates another chance here. I'M
WILLING had early speed In his seasonal bow and
figures to improve LII FELLA prefers the turf
must be given a chance here.
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Attendance, SIPS. Handle, S337,.
aS2.
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SECOND RAcE--Purse. $500; pace;
Glass CO.: mile.
Cap Win (Turesko) 500 $50
Mac AdIos (Hylan) 2.6O
Sandy X. Hal, Smooth Line, Dale
Regent, Little River Pete, Prudent
SnnR Time 2.0f q
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PETKENS drops here after finishing second for
$4,000: 80 STAR HANNA breaks fast and is favored by
gets away fast and will battle to the wire.
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a w. Taylor Leatherbury entry.
RESTLESS CLOUD is unbeaten in two starts this
season. BRANDY SEA makes his seasonal bow after
Winning the PmlicO Breeders Stakes last fall. THE
DRAKER is capable of uDSetting.
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CHARTS OF LAUREL RACES

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DAILY DoUBLs GOD PAID sac

THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000: trot;
class B-3-2: ] mile.
wildwood (Rlchsrd'n) $50 $50 2.6O
Jenny Bun (Parks) $50 $50
Spike Hanover Urving) 2.SO
Victorious Anne, Vickie Dean, Wally
Song, Budmite's Direct, HonestreIch
Harry, Time, 2:05.2.
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FOURTH RACE Purse, $4,000; claiming; 4-year olds
and up furlongs Post. 259: off @59 start good won
driving Winner, Mrs Alice Ropps b. h. by NirEalWhir
about Trainer H. Foales Values-$1o26' $780, $3.50
Evening star., 1961-04-23

KEY ESCORT finished game second for 5000
ana meets an even weaker field here. UP ALL NIGHT
drops from $4,000 sOLUK also meets lesser.
Evening star., 1961-06-14
G. G. P. Aims
Full Attack at
Housing Bill

Housing legislation, awaiting
House Rules Committee con-
sideration tomorrow and House
debate probably next week,
faced an all-out attack today
by g. o. P. leaders and most
of their party members in that
branch of Congress.
An indication of the range
and vigor of the opposition at
tack came yesterday from the
House Republican Policy Com
mittee. That group announced
a consensus" denouncing the
House Banking Committees bill
as a completely bad bill" and
a lenders dream" They esti-
mated that "at least 40 amend
mentS would be necessary to
put the bill into reasonable
shape"
Linked to Both Bills
Those comments, relayed by
Policy Committee Chairman
Byrnes, dealt specifically with
the pending House bill but OBJ
viously applied equally to $6.1
billion measure passed by the
Senate, 64-25, last Monday.
Explaining that the policy
committee did not discuss de-
tailed amendments the G. o. P.
expects to offer when the leg
islation reaches the House
floor, Mr.. Byrnes said Repub-
licans undoubtedly will try to
knock out the public housing
section and the 40-year no
down-payment provision. He
added that policy committee
members also believed the pro-
posed bill would cost entirely
too much, even more than
President Kennedy recon-
mended.
! The 500 million program to
Evening star., 1961-06-14
Nigerion Guard
Set for U. N. Duty

sLEOPOLDVnLE, the Congo,
June IA (AP). - The United
Nations announced yesterday it
has reached agreement with
the Congolese government for
100 Nigerian policemen to take
UP guard duties at the key
supply port Of Matadi this
week.
The CongoleSe army threw
out the q. N. garrison Of Su-
danese troops from Matadi
after SO hours Of street fight
ing last March. This cut off
supplies for U. N. forces via
the Congo River. Alternate
routes were found through East
Africa.
Binder the new agreement, a
Canadian army signal unit and
a Swedish movement control
group will go with the Nige-
rfAns to Matadi.
"A United Nations spokesman
said the Nigerians will have
IicfTnal riot weapons such as
shields and batons, but only a
limited . number of old rifles
used mainly for ceremonies.
Evening star., 1961-06-14
Bon on Novel
Is Lifted by
PostOffice
By the Associated Press

The Post office Department
has withdrawn its obscenity
complaint against Henry Mil
Ierss novel '"Tropic Of Cancer. /"
The novel was banned tenn
porarily from the mails last
week.
The department said yes
teroay the withdrawal was
prompted by the fact that the
United States Customs Service
has brought an action in the
Federal District Court at New
York to have a foreign edition
of@the book declared inadmis-
sable to this country. Postal
officials said "this litigation
viii settle the obscenity issue" "
and the department will be
guided by the New York courts
decision.
Officials said Grove Press
of New York. which recently
brought out an American edi-
ton of the book, will have the
right to mail it in the mean-
time.
The novel was written by
Mr.. Miller some 80 years ago
and published abroad. The
Federal courts. on the West
Coast have declared the for
eign edition to be obscene and
non-mailable.
The story relates the ex-
periences Of a young American
expatriate in Paris.
Evening star., 1961-06-14

by the administrators plea
that they bargain "responsibly
and sensitively," and reach
settlements that are "fair to
themselves and the public"
President Kennedy's Advisory
Committee on Labor-Manage-
ment Policy has on its agenda
discussion of sound wage and
price policies. Mr.. Goldberg,
who is chairman of the COM
mittee, indicated he would favor
only generalized policy declara-
tions.
1t is known that some high
ranking officials in the admin
Stration are more worried than
Mr.. Goldberg about the danger
of "wage-price initiation" They
probably would favor stronger
Government action to limit
wage increases.
Evening star., 1961-06-14

when friends urged him to run
for Congress, for the United
States Senate, to get to Wash.
ington willy-nilly.
Chep twirled in his Office
chair, looked out over the
sparkling New Orleans Civic
Plaza and asked rather wist.
fully:
But, what could I build ir
Washington"
Evening star., 1961-06-14

help cities buy open spaces for
future development is not in
the housing bill as passed by
the Senate.
The Star enormously listed it
as one Of the new features.
But the open spaces item is still
in the House version.
See Better Treatment
Meanwhile, the measure ap-
proved by the House Banking
Committee seemed likely to fare
considerably better before the
Rules Committee than did SIM
liar housing bills in past years
The enlarged 15-member was
expected to clear it for House
consideration despite opposi-
ton by Chairman Smith, DEM
ocrat of Virginia, several other
Southern Democratic members