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Evening star., 1961-04-16

ton. Jackie Marley will do
the commentary on the fash
ions from the Scott Shop.
RiZik'S presents sum-
mer fashions at a casual
pace" during luncheon at the
Sheraton Carlton Hotel.
Modelled informally between
1890 and 2:30 pm. Hair
styles by LIE Grand Salon. A
Rita Cover production.
Let's Be Pretty, classes of
Sligo Recreation Center and
ColeSville Recreation Center,
graduation fashion show at
the Park and Planning Build
Evening star., 1961-04-16
the SKIRT:

The newest sheath look
orange or turquoise and sizes
8 to Is . cool for sum-
mer -.
Evening star., 1961-04-16
SLEM SLACK:
GRAND OPENING MONDAY, APRIL l7th!

SIimmer-thon-eVer striped or solid sIoe
in smooth combed cotton;
orange or turquoise and SM
sizes 8 to Is.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
Marlboro Races
Draw Bio Field

OF the total 209 paid entries,
1872 actually registered and
practiced yesterday for today's
sports car races at Marlboro
Motor Raseway.
The huge field might expand
the program from Is to 1s
races, mhich get under way at
10 am. with, the following
schedule: .e-
One or two five-lap novice
races. six or sepen five-lap
qualifying events, a novelty
race. six or seven 12-lap finals
and the one-heur feature for
production cars in Glasses A,
B, c and D. .-,-7
More than 80 cars are en-
tered in the main event, with
the Corvettes offering the big
gest challenge to Charlie Hayes
new Ferrari Berlinetta. Hayes
recently bought the car from
Bob Grossman, West Nyack
IN. " dealer. It is the short
wheel base model with an
aluminium body.
Prominent among the Cor
vette entries are Bob Mouat,
Ike Smith, Ed Myers, Ed Low
ther, Ed Smith, Bill Martin,
Dan Torpy and DR.. Tom Piero.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
Run For Nurse
TopsPiedD'0r
For I'd Time

CHICAGO. July q (AP).-
Run For Nurse, owned by ].
Graham Brown Of Louisville,
KY, upset Calumet Farms Pied
Dor at Arlington Park today
for the second consecutive SAT-
tlrday and won the $33, ,925
Equipoise Mile.
Run For Nurse, ridden by
Kenneth Church, beat Pied
Dor by three-fourths Of a
length before a crowd Of 25,017.
A week ago at Detroit, Run
Ror Nurse defeated Pied Dor
by a neck in the $5o.000-added
Sweepstakes.
John William was third in
the Equipoise.. q length and
three : quarters behind Pied
Dor and q nose ahead Of Ro-
man Colonel.
The others in order were
Winonly, Heroshogala, Hills
borough, Hyient, Resolved. Free
Copy and Grey Eagle, 18th and
last.
Run For Nurse, carrying lis
pounds, to l20 on the top
weighted Pied Dor, went the
mile in 1854 and paid xa
$3.50 and So. Pied Dor, q 5-to-
2 favorite, returned $4 and So.
John Williams show price was
$40.
Run For Nurse earned $2O,-
42o to boost his 1861 earnings
to $78,960.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
Ny Portrait Ties Mark
In Beating PriEnonetto

OCEANPORT, N. j., July 2;
(AP.-Fred w. Hooper's My
Portrait pulled off a stunning
upset and dealt Darby Dar
Farms Primonetta her first de.
feat today by driving to a necE
victory In record-equaling time
in the $50, 800 Monmouth Oaks
'SmartlyAridden en- by Ray
Broussard, My Portrait was ir
contention from the start
stayed on the rail all the way
and got the lead a sixteenth OF
q mile from home. Seven
lengths away in third place
was Ogden. Phipps' Funloving
with B. A. Dario's Dandy Prin-
cess another two lengths back
in fourth place.
Primonetta entered the race
with q string Of nine straight
victories. Jockey Chris Rogers
was riding her for the first
time. Rogers was a last-minute
selection after Trainer Jim
Conway failed to get any OF
several Of top riders.
But there was no detracting
from My Portraits victory
Breaking from the inside in
the field Of nine, she opened
up a length-and-a-half lead
around the clubhouse turn be-
fore Primonetta could catch up.
Primonetta took q slight lead
early in the backstretch and
Dandy Princess, an SOL shot,
moved up on the outside to dis
place My Portrait in second
place. s' ~
Funluving then moved up on
Evening star., 1961-07-23
Falls Church Girl
Keeps Net Grown
In State Tourney

OTTESVILLE, Va.
July % (AP) .Lanky o. H. Par.
rish of Richmond overpowerec
Tiny Tommy Morgan Of Suf-
folk, 60, 81, 60, today tc
win his second straight Virginia
Junior Boys tennis champion
ship.
Betty Ann Murphy of Falls
Church also was a repeat win
ner, capturing the Junior Girls
singles crown with a 6-3, 60
triumph over Holly Winters oi
Virginia Beach.
Parrish, a tall 18-year-ol6
who's swept virtually every
junior title available in Virgins
this year, was never pressed ir
his finals match with the 5.
foot-2 Morgan, who Is only 16
Miss Winters. daughter Of 6
retired Navy admiral, gave the
top-seeded Miss Murphy q
fright in the first set of Their
finale. forging a 3-1 lead be-
fore the Falls Church cham
pion took control with precise
volleys and crisp, angling shots
to the corners.
Once she regained her poiSe
Miss Murphy ran out the OPEN
ing set by winning five straight
games. They we're tied at one
all and two-all in the second
set before Miss Murphy swept
four in a row to decide the
issue.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
BorIick, Berry
Voted Top Umps

ST. LOUIS. JULY % (AP)
The best umpires in the
major leagues are AL Barlick
Of the National and Charlie
Berry Of the American, ac-
cording to a poll Of managers
and coaches conducted by The
Sporting News.
The national baseball weekly
today said Dusty Boggess and
Jocko Conlan Of the National
League and Nestor Chylak and
Ed Runge Of the American
League also drew considerable
support from club officials.
In another category Of the
poll, one which was much more
consistent with the accepted
unpopularity Of umpires, Frank
Dascoli Of the National and Ed
Hurley Of the American drew
the bulk Of critical comment,
The sporting News said.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
Betsy RuwIs Tied
With Miss FuuIk
In Cosmopolitan

RoCKToN, H.. July 22 (AP)
Defending Champion Betsy
Rawls shot q 37-3l-6s today
to tie Mary Lena Faux after
SO holes Of the 54-hole Cos
mopolitan .Women's Open
which ends tomorrow.
Miss Rawls birdied four holes
on the par-35 back nine of the
Macktown Forest Preserve
course to earn the tie with her
73-6S-141 total. Miss Faux
had 69-72-141.
A stroke off the pace in the
field OF 80 pros and nine anna
teurs were Sybil Griffin and
Shirley Englehorn..
Mrs. Lois Drake, Illinois
amateur champion, led the
amateurs with q 36-hole total
OF 149, eighth place in the over
all totals.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
Sunny Jim's Birthday
Honored by Clan of so

party before Mr.. Fitz made the
presentation in the winners
circle after a race named in
his honor.
John Fitzsimmons said that
he and his brother and father
almost failed to make the party
because of the labor trouble at
New York tracks. The van
carrying Funloving was nearly
stopped and John said that a
ruse was used to get through
the pickets. John told them the
van was merely moving to an
other section Of the stable area,
but 1t kept on going.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
Shenandoah
Ready for
Opening

CHARLES TOWN, w. VA,
July % (SpeciaD .-Shenan-
doah Downs was ready today
for the first week end of
its 67-night summer meeting,
with two beauty queens sched-
uled to ofticiate at feature
races and the first renewal
Of the Valley Marathon series
set for next Saturday night.
The night track here, in its
third year Of operation, opens
Thursday and races through
September so. -
Post time during the meeting
will be 7:15, with nine races
nightly.
"A Washington beauty will
get the meeting under way
when she presents. the 1861
Summer Jubilee trophy to the
winner Of the. opening-night
feature. Miss. Jane Patton, who
reigns over the Summer Jubilee
in the Nations Capitol, will do
the honorS on Thursday.
A West Virginia lovely, who
reigns over the Rock Civil War
drama at Beckley, w. Va, will
be. at Shenandoah Saturday to
present the trophy in the g.
furlong handicap named in
honor Of the production. Miss
Patsy Wilkerson, a 19-year-old
honey blond from Beckley, will
be a. guest of Shenandoah
Downs Saturday. =
The Valley Marathon series
and its companion, the Shen-
andoah Endurance series, will
be conducted at Shenandoah for
the second time during the COM
ing meeting. Both events begin
at mile and one sixteenth and
are increased each week until
the reuters go a mile and
MISUNDERSTANDING on closing
night.
The Big Bonanza, first form
Of pool wagering introduced in
this section, received much of
the credit for Shenandoah,s
rd-breaking meeting of last
summer and will be offered
again, according to General
Manager Bob Leavitt.
In the pool play, fans select
winners in six races and the
person or persons picking the
most winners collects the pool.
Payoffs at Shenandoah Downs
have range dup to $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-07-23

the extreme outside to third
place and My Portrait appeared
to be firing.
But Rogers left the rail
wide open around the turn and
My Portrait suddenly rushed
UP into the gap a quarter Of a
mile from home. They turned
into the stretch with Primo
Meta still hanging on by a
head. but My Portrait still had
enough to drive by her in the
last 10 yards.
My Portrait, a dismal failure
in stakes races since she won
the Kentucky Oaks last May,
returned $3.50, $13.40 and
$3.50. Primonetta paid $3.50
and 1920 and Funloving paid
$3.50, The running time for the
1Hs miles was 1:484s, which
equaled the track record set
by Levee in the 1856 Mon
mouth Oaks.
Trailing the top four across
the wire today were Plum Cake,
Mighty Fair, Oil Royalty,
Angel Speed and Highland
LaSsie.
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Aqueduct Results
BY the Associated Presa

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SharDshooter tvalenS'ls) 4.60 $40
BeIzlmi (Ruanel $40
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Time, 1:12h.
4. SSfsS RssiI:S. sSYi y:sS:: 1lZSo DR ssS ~
FssSes FecSenS1s5s ecammosn2. SMsL1S. $50 .eS eS
Hadera, Peter Pie. Time, 1:12%.
srdmS4iiEoS; ca,.:s!iIw (s; S;;yE mdnSs;; nS ~ tqr
Strong Salient (CombestJ 400 200
Animation II, Gay orchid. Modern
1ago' Fauve' Prego. Time. 1:05B.
81 4thm$4 si;: s9o; }9yS elmS.; 3 yT;: fur;
Summtime OMOyers) 6.1O $50
Hanmey (ValenEuel8) $50
King Croesus, Odds On, His Tuxedo,
Day Glow. vivaldi. Time, 1874.
SSthsm$;4,o99; Sl $50 mdps.; 2 r. ~ fur;
H9ssFiS3 H9es?a sIsSsss 1890 ZIG $sS $sS
Gay And Fast (AFcaro) $50
Shiny Button, .Stepbrother, Poten-
TALLY, Fanfan Tulipe, Raleigh, Harbor
neikHtS' Iommy-Hot. Time, 1'U0.
6th--S5,000; awl.; 8 VI. up; 8 fur.
Scattergood (Guerin) l.2O ESQ $50
Dare Do Well lMellon) $40 4.3O
Bent Spur (Valenzuela) $50
Persian Gold, Surfer, Astate, Ru-
dolph. Time, I'LL.
9TH 49, BROOKLYN Handicap; 100000
K.Isn aIddedd; e., oyr' up " ~ mi ~ ..o
Divine Divine Sc%sSy CsOlomoS:S" $50 SO SSSSS
Don possio. Polylad, MamboretSC, eta
Sweet William, Reinzi, Our Hope,
francis s. Time, 2:01B.
sth-S5' 900; alw.; Vt. up; liz mi.
The Axe II tsor'tino) 1900 $50 400
Royal Redress (MellOn) $40 2.1O
Ixillik (Guerin) 4.20
Queen of Kildare. Call Over Joe,
Royal Gauntlet. Time, 1:46.
9thE,$5, 900; starter handicap: 8 yr.
% mi. (turf)..
Yastambo (Treios) 1910 400 $40
Reds Handful (Yother) $50 400
Head Bouncer (Moyers) $50
Castlestone. World Ruler, Citizen
KANE Sim Feiner. Star Trust, Irma
La Douce. Time. 2:44.
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OCEAN DOWNS
RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Purss, $500; pace;
barR I'm Mink tKirby, 1880 $50 40
EoS: EoS: EFTs ET R!.gI !WilIi9%:S s%.SA, 4sO SS
Queponco Joe DO Well, Prince Dis
eover% swanee, Adrian Rosecroft.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500; trot;
safety Miss tHyn) $3.50 $3.50 $3.50
Gar Vonian thammeD $50 $50
Cindy Volo lJames) $50
Bion Gallon. Toni Darnley, scotch
DAILY DoTBLE PAID SSs.so oO7''
THIRD RAcE-Purss, $500; pace;
Captain Logan tseott) s.eO $50 $40
Shorty Purdue tCoWSer) "9" @ SSS
.Siueponeo Lady; pebbie CAPTAIN.
Wilmingtide, New Luck. Time, 2:09.4.
ssalis yieSg fSG; HasSi.ra Hasss ls sso 400 asO
Tally Ho Hal (Hastings) 4.6O 2.6O
Black Heels (BFittingham) 2AO
Homestretch Rick. Black Angel. Volo
Dale, Val Hadley, Stevies Bonny, and
Safety Tagerman. Time, 2:0S.3.
9TH = race purse, 5000 trot 1 mile.
Gay Trooper (Z'dtC $40 $50 2.2O
Worthy Abbot (Tsuckson) $50 2.40
Vickie Dean (King) 2.SO
Demon Scott. sumtar Miss. Rodney
Bow. Gypsy Lybrook.
Time. 2:09.4.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $3.50: pace
First Mate (santerol $50 300 $40
Acres Of Diamonds tZendD 4.4O $50
Fitehetts FiIly (Cowgeh 2.BO
General Dean, Jacks Bonny, Lone
Elm Dale, Lloyds Will. Time, 2:0s4s.
7th-S,100O; pace; ! nj
s'rk. Viola (C,ger) q 40 $50 $3.50.
Matte McKlyo (Zendt 1910
Rachel Rosecroft, Lady KNIGHT, Es-
tellas. Gold, Lone Elm Forbes. Time.
Evening star., 1961-07-23

oCEANPoRT, N. j., July 2;
70 tAP). - Sunny Jim Fitzsim-
mons, the dean of American
horse trainers. celebrated hi,
S7th birthday at Monmouth
Park today at a party includ-
- ing the latest addition to the
Fitzsimmons clan, 6-week-olo
Theresa Fitzsimmons.
- The baby girl. Mr.. Fitz's $50
+. 'great-grandchild, was one oi
r so members Of the family who
make the trip to Monmouth
every July % for the party
sponsored by the track. The
'resa is the daughter Of grand.
son Jack FitzSimmonS.
With July % falling on q
Sunday this year, the party
was held today.
= Mr.. Fitz said he hoped the
day would provide double
cause for celebration. Later in
the afternoon, his sons John
and Jim. jr., were to saddle
Ogden PhippS' Funloving in
the $50, ,000-added Monmouth
! Oaks, q race Mr.. FitZ last won
.. in 1855 with Misty Morn.
. The party included members
Of the press, Monmouth Park
officials and friends. All gave
! him. q standing ovation when
: he arrived and sang two cho-
!. .ruses Of Happy Birthday"
Congratulatory telegram s
from all parts of the world
awaited Mr.. Fitz.
/. - Gifts included a film Of the
. victories Of Nashua and Bold
Ruler, two Of the greatest
: horses he ever trained, in the
. $4,000 Monmouth Handicap.
!. Members Of the family pre-
sented him with . tiny pair Of
binoculars.
A huge cake topped off the
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RuttIeDuncel
Wins Rich
Coast Race
TNGI.EWOOn Ca

NGLEwOOD, Calf, July q
(AP). Rattle Dancer, the lesser
light in the Eton blue silks Of
C. ". Whitney, raced to victory
in the $147,S00 Hollywood Juve.
nile championship at Holly.
wood Park today.
The sometimes erratic sor
Of Native Dancer, ridden by
Apprentice Bobby Yanez, came
on with a rush to haul down
the 102,S00 winners purse in
a furious stretch duel of 2-year-
olds.
Rattle Dancer, who just last
Thursday in an overnight race
stunned the weekday gather.
ing with a win at odds Of 21-2
defeated Doc Jocoy by about 8
neck, with Indian Blood third
Whitney's more renowned
KilloQua, second and third in
two previous stakes finished
out Of the money.
And the favorite with the
crowd Of $4,000 or more, Maine
Chance Farms Gun Glory, was
never q threat and also fin
ished well out Of the money in
racing to only his second loss
in five trips to the post.
The time for the six furlongs
"a distance none Of the colts
had ever tried before-was
1909 as.
The Whitney colt returned
$500. $500 and 1920. Mr..
and Mrs. L. C. Sternberger's
Doc Jocoy paid $3.50 and
$11.60 and the Rancho Rio
Hondo's Indian Blood paid
$3.50 for third.
The field was reduced to 13
when Port Mecca was declared
out due to the sudden death of
his young owner. Fred Tuerk,
Jr., Of Chicago.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
Heuvyweiehts Siqn

OMAHA, July % (AP)-Ale-
jandro Lavorante, sixth-rank-
ing heavyweight boxing con-
tender, has signed to meet Cal
Butler Of Cleveland in a 10
round bout here August II,
promoter Lee Sloan said today.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
Trottine Cup Won
By Merrie Duke

WESTBURY. N. Y. July %
(AP).-Merrie Duke, who broke
stride and finished out Of the
money in last weeks $4,000
Roosevelt International trot,
turned, the tables on Su Mac
Lad and Kracovie, tonight and
easily won the $4,000 Chal-
lenge Cup Trot.
Kracovie, the French mare
who was second to Su Mac Lad
in the International, again
finished second with Su Mac
Lad third.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
Mardanherst
Wins Purse al.
Charles Town

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
July % (SpeciaD Jockey Lar
ry Reynolds. leading rider at
the current Charles Town
meeting, brought the Hillside
Farms favored Mardanherst
from off the pace to score a
hslf-length triumph in today's
featured City of Hagerstown
purse before 6,640 sweltering
fans.
Giving Reynolds his third Of
four wins this sultry after
noon, the 5-year-old gelding
registered his first victory over
this strip in nine starts, and
the 2-to-l choice paid $3.50,
$3.50 and $3.50 across the
board. Michael Wettach's Bud
dy's Flower was second, a half
length back of the winner and
a length and three quarters
ahead Of third-place Foley's
Corner.
Always in Contention
Mardanherst was always in
contention throughout the brief
AZ -furlong dash. Mrs. Norman
Browns Way Lowe was first
out Of the gate, but soon sur
rendered the lead to Buddy's
Flower, whom Jockey Vic Espi-
nosa hustled to the front after
breaking late.
Midway through the home
stretch, the contest was strictly
between Mardanherst and Bud
dy's Flower with the former
gradually overhauling the lat
ter in the final strides. Mar
darlherst's time for the sprint
was 50.2 seconds over a fast
track.
Grand Slam Pays S1,567
Thirteen fans participated in
the Grand Slam payoff which
paid $1,567.00, following the
consecutive victories Of I Dou-
BILE ($20.40): Big Buck ($5.6O;
Mardanherst and Thorny
Moose ($10.SO in the fifth
through the eighth races.
Reynolds won two of those four
races, shared in the regular
daily double with a victory
aStride William Greer's High
River in the second race and
was aboard James Mills fav-
ored Walron in the ninth.
Jockey Terry Lipham, who
also starred on the days card
with a triple, won the first race
aboard the favored General
Darke, and set up a daily-do
BILE return Of $4,000 on the g
and-10 combination. The Flor
ida youngster then put back
to-back scores in the third and
fourth events with Robert
Borner's Redelector and Evelyn
Daniello's Lone Stan.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
Hortuck's Record

Jockey Bill Hartack, rode /, ,402
horses and they won $2,118,914
in 1860. He led the riders with
307 wins.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
Rider Started Eorly

Tommy Barrow, one of the
few riders to wear glasses In
races, rode quarter horses in
Florida when he was u.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
DAILY DOUBLE (2.IO) PAID 9ot

Broom Party, Gang Girl. BrishtSn
Dam, Baralow Bob, Boss Lama, Irisf
Dash, Royal Flavor. Time. 1:1sM.
DAILY DOUBLE (2-lO PAID 500
srdws1, 900; cling; 4 ". up; abt. :
Ee;sssis,t:r e;:Ii: 4: Il tLiP4S.m, 11.4o $50 80
Mr.. Bowie (Gambardelia) 300
star ship, Jody Joseph. Supertone,
Rlsck sI,ck. Blink: Blink Flying Bid; Beau Blame,
4th-$1, 100: cling; yr. up; ga fur.
Lone Stan Liphaml $40 $40 ESQ
Man Made french 4.2O 500
CrsswOod Pat Davidson) 3.2O
Tilted Bachelor. Time. 1:Si.
Sth,ms1'ooo, cling; 4 ,r. UP; abt. :
I'D DoGSIs cub Iris StRi:tcnl >sO.4O $50 $50
Twayblade (Reynolds) 2.60
No Trouble, Honeys Money. Dishes
Flying, Sun Bolt, No Excuse, Pince Of
Heaven Second Patch. Time. 1:2sas.
s'ie:a 81 R:sE El9S s:,sss s1%: sss 81 s.t fur "a,
Cole Bandit (Gambafdra) $50 $40
Switch List (Gibsonl 300
Easter Kiss. Meirose Lou, Lord Fair
L1A' olnB Lynn, I0uCh0ff0y0lGy, Our
Choice. Time. 1:22b.
7th9ms1.2oO; cling; VI. UP; abt. An
Mardanherst tRey'dO $50 $50 $50
Buddy's Flower Rspinoss) $50 $50
Wen TanneS, Giant Patch, way way
Lowe, ournav. Time, O:6osS.
sth-S1, 900: cling; 4 yr. up; liz mi.
Thcrny Moose (Wood) 1880 $50 400
Pistolero Trench) 4.3O $40
PistOlero (Freneh) f.gO 800
King Lloyds, Doctor Leo, Gang war,
Corn, Carpe Diem, Port Of Entry,
Bloomfield II. Time, 1:61h.
StamS1 Whi1os s;;s;ang zoo; siamg; al nj; Il
Game Style (SmalD $50 $50
Endless Acres CDavidsOnl 80
Betrayed, Split. Broken Step, Devil
ment. Time, 1:49S.
1oth-S1 900: cling; Ayr. q UP; abt.
Foamy tRIstOnl 1880 $40 500
Red Chief (Dayidsen) 800 800
Soap Boz (Gerdon) 40
Garda, Licorice Stick, Midnieht
Sall Woody Glen. Royal Brick; Time,
2:12. Grsnd Slam: Numbers 9, Q. 9, 5,
Total mutuel pcol-s42O,e2i: at
tendance-6,640.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
CHARTS OF DELAWARE RACES

Sccpyrishs; 1sSi b. TmEisnsiS m rublications Iae:o
ems speeial EsiShts Post 2oe ct at encs Grt good;
SSs275. 500 $3.50. S175. Tine. i:1sss Clear
Evening star., 1961-07-23
JOE KELLY.S SELECTIONS
At Delaware Park
Last
Wgt.R Rae

Mondays Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time. PM
Evening star., 1961-07-23

f0MMINY finished fifth in his last start but be-
fore that Won easily for $1,000. PAPER NICHE won
ner last for but meets slightly horses here
CHASMAR BELLE has been second in last two starts
xApprentice allowance claimed,
Evening star., 1961-07-23
Charles Town Results

1st-$1 900: cling; 4, ". up: fur.
General Darke Nip'ml SEQ 1 go $40
solI sold spseuiatSr tCsrd'ls) $50 $50
Turnstone, Greek Key, Carrying jag,
Wand, Choc Choo Lad, r v sue,
Dispend. Time. 1:1s.S.
Evening star., 1961-07-23

2d-S1, 90: cling: 4 VI. up; abt. @ fur.
Migh River (Reyn'dsl 1870 $40 400
Weeper's Jane (SmaID $50 2.80
Mr.. 7. s. (River0l Hyfl0
Dam, Baralow Bob, Boss Lama, IrisE
Dash, ROYAL Flavor Time 1:1aM
Evening star., 1961-07-23

aNeWIand Stable entry
TkOA won his last start through q disqualification
e HHpe.Ls 70 pe IN spot to repeat NEXT YEAR
LISTERS PRIDE is due for top effort.
BEST BET-TROA
Evening star., 1961-07-23

opposition here. ARISTO Is due for Improvement and
> win be strong rival II started. SCAT LUKE shoad
= earn SPOT.
Evening star., 1961-07-23

aG. 8. Moore.C. M. Camac entry.
FLOWER VALE finished third for $500 and faces
. weak field here. yUNE'S BOOK not beaten far
Ehen fourth for S4,6OO. WHITE PIGEON steps up .
bit after finishing second.
Evening star., 1961-07-23

al. Bromley-Mrs. r. A. BonsaI entry
-, MISS TRADITION drops 3 bit here and should
win on q late rally. CHAL BANGS last was fine
when third for $1,000. JA-BELLE is better than her
last race and might UPSET. ~ ~ A'
Evening star., 1961-07-23
$500; claiming, 4-year-Olds

=: WEATHERTON Just nipped By SIDE KICK in
his last and rates another chance SIDE KICK looks
victory POPPY Mv n Ssr.hia ne =. aner his
Evening star., 1961-07-23

4th-t$1.1o9; cling; yr. up; ga fur.
Man Made CFfench) 4.2O 3.0O
CreswO0d Pat Davidson) 3.S0
Top Down. R. NJ. Bee, Royal Fable,
Tilted Bachelor. Time, 1:21.
Evening star., 1961-07-23

th,s e hettsE than bis last but
his last for $3.50. HExDWiND will battle te he wire
FIFTH RACE-Purse, a5sOo. .l,ow.r.s,, ..v.,r.0,a,
Evening star., 1961-07-23

hers sHEHAsIT drepS after being fifth for $500.
z DANCING BEECH . surprise fourth for $4,000.
year-oids and Il miles
7RdSB W1Eb kf6E AffaoR liz ! 81 ssrs boy Il
Evening star., 1961-07-23

and Up; fuTSns: Pest of start gOcd
9REEk DFo PAYS T Trainer Greco
Evening star., 1961-07-23

SstshG5$1,1Qo; ssh cling; . yr:: 61s fur .
Cole bandit IGsmbard'Is) $50 $40
Easter Kiss, Melrose Lou, Lord Fair
fax, Sing Lynn, Touchofroyalty, Our
Choice. Time. 1:22H.
Evening star., 1961-03-12

Jail sentence of four months
to one year and a day to Curtis
N. Bozo) Taylor. a principal
figure in the bribing of a police
official here five years ago.
The sentence ordered yester-
day followed a guilty plea by
the 44-year-old Taylor to oper-
ating a lottery at his home in
the 5000 block of Thirteenth
street NV. during September
and October last year. Other
gambling counts in the original
indictment against Taylor were
dismissed by the Government,
"A codefendant in the case,
James Redfern, 81, of the 1900
block of V street NV, was
found not guilty by the jury
on gambling counts after a trial
ending February 2.
Taylor was one of five gam
blers convicted five years ago
OF conSpiring to bribe a police
captain. Two policemen also
were convicted in that case.
Evening star., 1961-03-12

trucks registered throughout
the Nation travelled COS mil
lion miles. Last year some IL
million trucks Travelled 1868
million miles, and in 1875 an
estimated 1853 million trucks
will travel some 206 million
miles.
The Alta disagrees with
many of the cost ALLEGATION
findings made by Federal high
way officials. Its Spokesmen say
the truckers already are paying
for the extra costs that the
roads require.
They contend that part oi
the cost of highway construc.
ton should be borne by non.
highway users who benefit
from highways.
In his message, President
Kennedy turned down an ar
gument that 8 per cent Of thi.
cost should be borne by non.
highway users. although that
figure was suggested by the
Federal cost ALLEGATION survey
Under present law the ex.
else taxes be used and the
Accent Federal gasoline tax will
be reduced by cent on July /