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Evening star., 1961-09-03
Sailor Protests
Star Class Race

OXFORD, Md. Sept. 2 (AP)
The first race of the Star
class second district champion
ship series was sailed today
under the protest from Dave
Galliard of the Gibson Yacht
club.
Galliard, who placed eighth
with Blue Chip, claimed the
course did not measure the
specified 10 miles.
w. Mason Shehan of the
Tired Avon Yacht Club sailed
his boat. Glee, to a first place
finish in the days only race.
l, Glee. w. Mason Shehan,
Tired Avon Yacht Club, 10. Q,
Cirrus. Howard Lippincott, Elk
River Yacht Club, 9. g., Vim,
Will Potter, Tired Avon, 8. 4,
Soiree, Jack Streeton, Tired
Avon 7. S, Orbit, Sam Hall,
Gibson Island Yacht Squadron,
Evening star., 1961-09-03
Mardanherst
WinsAgain
AtShenandoah
By JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Sept. 2-William I. Patterson's
Mardanherst moved into allow
ance company tonight to win
his second race of the Shenan-
doah Downs meeting, leading
from the start in coping the
Old Gold Purse.
The son of Danherst, who
was bred by Patterson on his
Bowie farm, stepped 6 furlongs
in 1925, one of the better
times of the meeting.
Ridden by Jockey Carl Gam
bardella, Mardanherst came
home a length on top Of Mrs.
Edward G. Hoffman's fast
closing Lone Jack. The winner
paid $3.50. $4.8O and $3.40 as
third choice in the betting.
Coventry Farms Rock Burst,
a 1871 outsider, was third.
With mostly short-priced
horses in the Bonanza races,
four patrons in the crowd of
1916 picked perfect cards and
received $3,010.4O for their
efforts. The Little Bonanza
was distributed between 48 pa
irons. who received $107.40.
Followers of Jockey C. Smith
were jubliant as they watched
the 29-year-old Corbin (Ky0
rider drive home both winners
in the $208.40 daily double.
Winning numbers were seven
and five.
In the opener, Gaddie, owned
and trained by James F. Utter
back, caught the front-winning
Fuddler to register by two
lengths as Her Way. the favor
ite, finished third. Gaddie paid
$3.50 straight. The big punch
to the double was supplied by
a $49.60 upsetter who
took the second event by a
length and a quarter.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
$4,000 Turn Out
For Drag Races
At Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 2
(AP).-A crowd of $4,000 jam
med Raceway Park near here
today to watch 831 varied kinds
Of stock and special cars burn
rubber in the National drag
race championships.
The National Hot Rod As
sociation ran a two-at-a-tim
race about every 20 seconds
down the quarter-mile asphalt
strip from a standing start.
Eddie Hill of Wichita Falls,
Tex, hit 170.o45 miles an hour
in his Calss AA dragster, pow
cred by twin Supercharged Pon1
tiac engines. 1t matched the
meet record set yesterday by
Tom McEwen of Long Beach,
Calf.
George Chatlin of Bellewood,
ILL.,, did 1854 mph in his 1857
Ford to lead the days stock car
class.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
FuIIbuck Pricer
May Be Lost to
Colts for Season

BALTIMORE (AP). Full
back Billy Pricer may be lost
to the Baltimore Colts for the
1861 season, club officials said
today.
Pricer, who observes his 9th
birthday tomorrow, suffered a
badly injured knee last night
in the Colts 1924 exhibition
loss to the Dallas Cowboys at
Norman, Okla.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
Bunion Races
Finish Today

A 9.2-mile race for seniors
and a 214-mile event for ten
derfeet today at Greenbelt,
Md, winds up the summer
long Bunion Derby foot racing
series. The races begin at 2
O'Clock.
John Gygax of Springfield,
Va, holds a 19-point lead in
the senior division over Henry
Schaffer. Both are entered in
today's race.
Dave Hazard already has
wrapped up the tenderfeet divi-
sion. More than IS entries are
expected for the program.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
9th Feature Won
By Jimmy Moirs
AtOId Dominion

Jimmy MairS of Silver Spring
last night won his eighth fea-
ture for modified stock cars at
the Old Dominion Speedway in
Manassas.
The race. scheduled for Is
laps, was halted after a car
driven by Don Roberts flipped
over on the third turn of the
23d lap. Sam Bandy of Freder-
ickSburg was second and Lenny
Williamson Of w ashin g t o n
third.
Clyde Carnahan of Freder-
icksburg and Bandy won the
l0-lap heats and Chuck Tolbert
of Washington took the conso-
lation race. The 25-lap hobby
race went to Chester Webb Of
Merrifield, Va.
Promoter Al Gore announced
that he will stage a 100-lap
(3712 miles) championship
event for modified stocks next
S a turday night at Old
Dominion.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
B-CC to Dedicate
Stadium Friday

Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School will dedicate its new
$4,000 football stadium with
halftime ceremonies at Fridays
season opener against Coolidge.
The student body, which
spearheaded the fund drive
that made the construction
possible, has invited four
speakers to participate in the
ceremony.
John ]. Grolig, chairman of
the Community Stadium Coun-
Gil: DR.. C. Taylor Whittier, su-
perintendent of Montgomery
County schools; Principal ]. ].
Tarallo of B-CC, and Kristin
Hoege, of the student govern
ment stadium committee, all
will speak.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
2-YEAR-OLD STILL UNBEATEN
Ridon Wins Seventh
In Row by Length

Hartack's urging. Ridan had
only Obey as a challenger.
Obey, ridden by Mickey Solo
none, did his best but it wasn't
enough against the ranking
candidate for 2-year-old hon
ors.
Causes Minus Pool
For the second time this
year Ridan caused a minus
show pool at Arlington Park.
The minus today was $6,473,
while when Ridan won the
Prairie State earlier this sum-
mer there was a minus pool of
$1O,7S1.
Ridan'S victory won his three
owners-Mrs. Moody Jolley,
Ernest H. Woods and John L.
Greer-$128,25O. boosting his
earnings in all his seven vic
torious starts to $284,050.
This was the closest victory
yet scored by Ridan in his
career. His closest
previous challenge was a 2A-
length margin in the Prairie
State over Eight Ball.
After the race Hartack said,
I'm sure glad that one is over.
Ridan just didn't like that
track. 1 had to hustle him all
the way from start to finish"
Jolley said Ridan would be
shipped to Kentucky to rest.
Il think his next race will be
the Garden State" Jolley said.
Evening star., 1961-09-03

tsI.9l ,UuO: clmg.; ". up; fur.
Fuddler (RistOn) $50 2,4O
Her Way (Sigler) 2.2O
Goodnpoor Occupied Lady, Baritone
Bob, One More Nance, Night Prince.
Time, l:13%.
SIems1 Sds1 oS0 Gs@itSI cling " so Up; % tqT
Tom Jackson (Weakley) 4.4O $40
Son Of Erin tGamb'Io) $40
Driving. Hylo Son, Reward Girl Mr.
Quiz. Rasun Zami, Sno-Abe. Time.
1:l4as.
DAILY DOUBLE G-5 PAID S2Os. 40
hdna T. Cape, cling go gE e sso fur Eco
Saditack (GambardeIla) I.sO 300
Wythepool EsuinOsa) 40
Touchofroyalty, Oncle Donkle. Mar
lene s., Hi-Way Angel. Time, 1:0S2s.
4th-S1 900: cling; yr. up: 8 fur.
Hordadef Espinosa) $50 40
Red Arrow tVaSin $50
- Free Case, Bold Relic, Possess, Set
EN- Up Dispend. Time, 1:141s
5th.SI 600; Climb; 4 yr. up; 3la fur.
Mister Mist, r. Petrose tFeE'la) 500 $50 $50
A.s-N
Way Lowe, Always Fair. Polly Drake.
Time, O:41.
6th-S1, 100: cling: yr. UP; IA mi.
Personal REGARDS D'n) 800 $50 2.lO
Miss Visitor (RistOn) 3.2O 300
(Gambla) 3IO
. Friendly Mush, Hay Fever, Freedom
Shot. Time, 1:49h.
alw.: 3 yr.: fur.
He's Her Man (Smith) 500 800 $50
MOnonO CDavidson) 100 400
Flaming Ira (Hewitt) $50
= Villeneuve, Gray Dick, Tea Day.
Codes Chaner, No Stone Time. 1:l3.
Allow; 3-yr and up: 6
tGa'deIIa) $50 I.sO $40
Lone Jack tPindelD $50 400
Rock Burst Iiddle) 800
Nisht Code, Papa John. BacSstairs,
Pretty Bee. Top Down. Time-l:12AS.
oth-sl.0oo; cling & Ayr; 11II6
The Caveman Davidson)
DebOtach CCapeD 30 210
SDeck CPindelD 3.SO
Dandy Star. Lilies Boots. Weather
Event: Gray Moments, Macs Prince,
Like Thunder. Time, 1895
, @ attendance, S,Sl6. Handle, $685.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
Timonium Results
By the Associated Press

Rises knlfs SlSo k.sRsj ;a%s 1850 ys 1a f9s
Bill Pac Iipham) 7.4O 4.40
Dix CMcKee) $3.50
Another Wish. Kid Rover, Twaybiade,
Royal Holiday, Native Port, Chester K.
Time, 1:291s.
2d-S1,2OO; cling; VI. up; 7 fur.
Golden Host tMsKeel $50 $50 $50
Main Line Joe CReynoldO 500 3.s00
Carthagenian, Bananet, Inchcliffe
Castle. Grecian Haste, Night Piper,
Our Champion. Time, 1885.
DAILY DOUBLE W-sJ PAID s7O.4O
3d-$1,2 200; alw.; 2 VI; abt. 5 fur.
AeEa'sT ASit sR.SnnIS.l .MSkss $40 s'sS s's6 20
Fleetwood Miss Reynolds) $50
Learning. Talavera, Admiral Hawa,
Our Teddy, Mary's Blessing. Time,
1:009s.
tfRS M HSS, P9G 3G0m fIms 4yE Up; ss 81 tq5
Minerva (Depalo) $40 $40
Scramble tSoIlarS) 4.4O
Frisky Gloria, No Moss. Bold Com
mand, Fort Quill, DR.. Sam Mel. Time.
O:594s.
cling; 4 yr up; abt. II.
Good Colony (P'sm'e) 1910 $50 $50
Tilted Bachelor Uipham) $40 $3.50
Wind Drinker (Decicc0) 100
Auuarian Age, Bird Land. Pender,
Lucky Reply. Taltail. Time, 1:5OHs
6th-.S1,30o; cling; VI: abt: 5 fur.
Our Bonnie s. (Sisto) 100 4.JO $50
Slanteye (Fitzgerald) $50 $50
staticn.Fy. Dew Line, Both ways, i;TU
Verlie, Bathyscaph. Time, O:592s.
7tha1s2,ooo h. alw. 3 yr up; abt. Il.
Lipham) $50 $50 SEQ
Ray Tomroy (Barnes) l.2O 300
High Income (Cutshawl 3.2O.
Mr.. Howard, Diamond Duke, Cove
tian' Flyers Luck. Time, l:47+s.
sth-,$I,50O: 3 yr. up; abt II. mi.
Newbcld (Depalo) 21.2O 1900 $50
yalaui Uipham) $50 4 90
Miss Westgate CMcKeel $40
Adabull, Pinery, War Tune Robbins
Laurie, Whirlanka. Time, 149.
Dthrs1, zoo: cling; = yr. up; abt.
Head Dancer tRusso) 1000 6.eO 4.sO
Fire Moon Comb $50 800
(Reynolds) $50
Garda, Game Style. Ere Beau, Lico- |
-ich Stick, Cabbage. Time. 1865
lnew track record
Total handle. S595.3S3.
Attendance, 1l,7l4.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
Belmont Results
By the Associated Press


1st-S3,soO: cling; . yr.; 6 fur.
Iron Core tBrooks) 500 40
Tolowa (Boland) 500
Our Breed, Melrose Silver. Elroy,
Fling. Puzzle jug, Mount Ide, King
Jamae. Time, 1:l29s.
Precious Morsei iA'dn) $40 $50 2.7O
Lucy Glitters (Arcaro) $50 $50
Nymphe's Bully. Poppy Boy, Red
Score. Time, 1:45as.
DAILY DOUBLE tb-D PAID S46. 40
2afd-sss9o ad.. $ so ;p cling; VI f4E. ", m
Cagey Frank (Combesp $50 800
stouthesrtsd' d.nriI' Ri Fly, piperack BeU sO
guine, Gold Rhythm, Dallas Time,
1th1$S4,99o; 18th, 5000 I%ndnsy;; % VI; 9 fur. ~
Gaueho 5st5 Gus MfiE% PSnder,on> 1850 iSso SsS
w., Controlling, weather;cope, Tax: Rush
Actor. Western Warrior, Gipsy Lover
Time 1:119s.
Ring entry.
5th-S3, 500 cling; 3 VI. UP; 8 fur.
PrimOn (MellOn) $50 80 800
Time Off (Arcaro) 3.2O 2iO
Jennie's Joy (Sellers) $50
FayS Ace, Steverino, Shutter Shy,
French Diable, Glooming. Time, 1:11ts.
alw.; 3 VI. up; Il. mi.
Micarlo Heonard) $50 100 3.2O
(Moyer) 7.SO 500
Hoe Down (Ussery) 800
Mamboretta, Count Amber. Princes
Gem, Masonic. Time, 1:42+s.
7th-s5o,ooo added; Jerome hep; 8
Garry Back (SeIIers) $50 40 ESQ
Gafw0l tRolandD 1910 $50
Beau Prince (BroOks) $50
Ambiopoise, @ alcanal. Ring
around, Bolinas Boy, Sherluck. Brax- F.,
ION Bragg. Time, 1:36.
sthM$7 500; hep, yr. up; ia mi.
! nucksandrakes CB'd) 40 $50 800
! Brunte Downs tMern) 800 800
Ensign II tAnderson) I.2O
Nisseauogue, Royal Redress, Close .
Array, Will to Live. Time, 2:14N.
King Ranch entry.
lth-S3, $500; cling; yr. up: Us mi.
Main Contder (A'ms) 1920 7.4O $50
Livingston ueOnard) 1910 $40
Knotty Problem (MOyers) $50
Fleet John, Hanmey, Postpone, Rag
lar. Time. 1878.
Attendance, 34.lGs.
Total handle, S2,9S2,653.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
Fearing Wins Seniors

LINVILLE. N. c., Sept, 2
CAP).-Jim Fearing of States
vile, N. c., rallied after losing
the first two holes today to beat
Maurice Smith of Charlotte 2
and in the 18-hole finals of
the senior tournament of the
Southern golf association.
Fearing was two over par on
the 6,400-yard Linville golf
club course.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
Beurcuts Win Third
Causes Minus Pool

MANILA, Sept. 2 (AP) The
University of Cincinnati Bear
cats whipped the Universal
Textile WeaverS 1854 tonight
for their third straight exhibi-
ton victory before 5000 fans
at Araneta Coliseum.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
OVER COUNTER

The following bid and asked prices
are obtained from the National AsSo-
other sources, but are unofficial. They
40 not represent actual transactions;
they are intended as q guide to the
approximate range within which these
GATED by the bid) or bought (indicated
BY the askedl at the time Of compila-
tion pm. Friday. Origin Of any
quotation furnished upon request.
WASHINGTON AREA LISTINGS
Evening star., 1961-09-03
Mozart Nips
Wise Ship in
Jersey Cap

| ATLANTIC CITY, NJ, Sept.
2 (AP).-John S. Kroese's Mo-
zart won today's Kelly Olympic
handicap at Atlantic City, nip
ping Milton Ritzenberg's Wise
Ship by a nose at the wire.
The Irish-bred, ridden conf
IDENTIFY by Walter Blum, COM
pleted the mile and one-eighth
over a firm turf course in
1.484s, only one fifth second off
the track mark.
Calumet Farms On-and-On.
always well up, finished third
in the driving finish, three
lengths behind Wise Ship and
three quarters of a length be-
fore National Gallery.
Winner Pays $3.50
Mozart, who Kroese pur-
chased for $4,000 last winter,
was overlooked by the crowd of
25,166 and paid $3.50, $9.40
and $40. Wise Ship returned
$40 and $3.50, while On-and-
On paid $3.50 to show.
The field of l3 was we'll
punched from the half-mile
pole and Blum had to make
quick decisions as they swung
around the far turn. The rider
elected to go to the outside for
his bid and once clear had Mo-
zart under full steam and he
just managed to complete his
mission.
The victory meant $30,517 to
his owner, a director of Mon
mouth Park and owner of an
electrical supply business in
New York.
Wolfram Runs Sixth
Much attention was centered
on Harbor View Farms VOL
fran, one Of the contenders for
grass horSe-of-the-year honors.
He showed nothing in his first
try over this grass course and
finished sixth.
Wise Ship, His Legend and
On-and-On battled for the
early lead, with the winner in
fourth place. AS the field began
to move to the leaders, Blum
was forced to take quick action
and it paid off.
In the seventh race, Fred w.
Hooper's Bright Holly set a new
track record for six furlongs
when she sped the distance in
l082s, also under Blum.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
BEATS GARWOL BY HEAD AFTER TRAILING
Garry Backs Rush Wins Jerome Handicap

NEW YORK, Sept. 2 (AP) -
Carry Back, staging another
one of his great, late drives.
got up in the final strides to-
day to win the $57,700 Jerome
Handicap by a head over Gar
woe at Belmont Park.
The son of Saggy, owned by
Mrs. Katherine Price of Miami
and trained by her husband
Jack, won just as he did in the
Kentucky Derby and Freak
ness among other victories, be-
fore sidelined while finishing
seventh in the Belmont Stakes
three months ago.
With Jockey Johnny Sellers
biding his time, Garry Back
was far back during the early
part of the mile race for g.
year olds. But he was no more
than about six lengths behind
as he swung wide into the
home stretch with a quarter
of a mile remaining.
Garry Back Pays $3.50
1t was a nerve-tingling bat
tie from there on for the 81, 1853
fans, but Garry Back got up in
time to nip Garwol from the
Harbor View Farm. Calumet
FARMS Beau Prince was a close
third.
Carry Back was timed in 1886
and paid $500. $4.70, and $3.50.
Garwol returned $14.70 and
$500 and Beau Prince $3.50.
For his eighth victory in IL
starts this year, Garry Back
earned $37,505 and moved up
to 18th on the list of time
money winners with earnings
of $78O,173. The stout-hearted
horse has earned $493,874 this +
year.
BOlinaS Boy Tires
Carry Back, who started on
his comeback last Saturday
with a neck triumph in an
allowance race at Atlantic City,
was ready for the big test.
Sellers was content to let the
previously unbeaten Bolinas
Boy set a burning pace and
then when he gave the word,
Carry Back moved.
Bolinas Boy, winner of two
races last year and his only
two starts this year, reeled off
the first 6 furlongs in 1:094s.
But then he was through,
winding up eighth. He beat
only Sherluck, who won the
Belmont Stakes in which Carry
Back was injured and finished
seventh.
Garwol, never far off the
pace. and Beau Prince, who
was fifth most Of the way, gave
Carry Back run for the
Garwol finished a head
in front of Beau Prince. The
Calumet ace, winner of the '
Travers and American Derby
In his two previous starts, just
nipped lightly regarded Brax- {
ton Bragg. Then came Ring
Around, Guadalcanal, Ambio- {
poise. Bolina Boy and Sher-
luck. :
Il got him to lay closer to ]
the place than usual because I
we felt somebody might try ,
and steal the race" Sellers said t
Of Garry Back. He gave me !
his run when I asked for it
about the three -eights pole but
I had to work harder on him
today. 1 was 'scrubbing' hard 1
In the stretch and the weight /
t128 pounds, seemed to tell on
him in the last 10 yards"
Evening star., 1961-09-03
ATLANTIC CITY CHARTS

ICopyrghted 1851. by Triangle Publications, Inc)
tI6Hs $500; 2.year-ods claiming
out Winner southfeld FARMS CHI 6. by ifabody-Vki
S245 Time, IL O4s. Track fast ' V'VV' S
Evening star., 1961-09-03

SIXTH RACE - Purse, 1000; 3-year-olds and nm
won driving Winner, Calumet FARMS b. g. l. by Bull Les
S55r One Trainer A Jones Vaues-S240O $500
Evening star., 1961-09-03

CHICAGO, Sept. 2 (AP).-
Undefeated Ridan uncorked a
typical blistering stretch drive
to score one-length victory
his seventh straight-in the
$2l3.750 Washington Park Flu
turity today at Arlington Park.
The long-striding 2-year-old
son of Nantallah, given a hardy
ride by Bill Hartack, cut down
the early pace settlers Su Ka
Wa and Admiral'S Voyage and
then overpowered Obey, a
plucky gray colt who failed to
match strides with Ridan in
the stretch drive.
Obey finished second, 21a
length ahead of Eight Ball,
while the fast fading Admiral's
Voyage was fourth in the nine
horse field, a length and a
quarter behind Eight Ball.
Over a track which was
called good a few minutes be-
fore the race and had been
rated slow earlier in the day,
Ridan was clocked in 1:18 for
the 6l2- -furlong event. This
was considerably slower than
the Arlington track record of
1:151s.
Ridan Pays $3.50
Ridan'S hackers, who plunked
$174,924 on the 1-to-5 favor
ite, were paid $3.50, $2.40 and
1920. Obey returned $3.50 and
$2.20, while Eight Balls show
price was 1920.
A crowd of 26,427 cheered
the early charges of Su Ka Wa
and Admiral's Voyage, sensing
a possible upset on the track
which was fairly sticky - the
first such type of footing the
powerful Ridan has encoun-
tered.
However, Ridan, just before
the head of the
stretch, moved past the falter-
ing Eight Ball, Obey and Ad-
miral's Voyage. Strengthening
out into the stretch and under
Evening star., 1961-09-03

M0zART under steadying restraint while holding
Tb T ana RESPONDED 70 urging to down WISE SHIP
pressed for command shook off ON-ANDoN leaving the
couTaseopSy a9S lNSS 5sled to last while responding
i%apped % on the leader throughout held on samey until
lacked early speed commenced his rally midway
tIS nai turn and was unable to
ana fses sun u saved gr0und while within striking distance
Tound Pn6 vent egsid for his rally and made up
prominent the stretch DRESS Up made run an ~
Ilhal turn and tlattened out. HIS LEGEND weakened
NINTH NTH RACE Purse, S3sOO; 3-year-ods: claiming;
miles, POST 6:l3 off 61312 start good won driyine
Tnner A RothaYser,s ch by Quiet step-Battie Ace
1ralher. w Manzi. Values-S2.2S0, $3.50. S4g5 S265
:, Horse Jockey. wgt. PIP. u y Str. Fin Odds
stsnlth soya 1ao POqmetis TnYat 1l3 g g "a T. saeo
Colony Flyer CshuEj lis J s L. "a ag9
Ate After Sons ,Hinotosa) ITO 5 s. = 81 = 1929
Get Happy tStevenson) 1l3 ; 7; 5h "a 6u 10 az
Long Lance tH. Block 1I6 81 81 n q "a
DR.. Max q. Block 1l5 3 u 90
ROYAL IDOL, $500 $500 COLONY FLYER S3 Sd '-o'
Attendance, 25,166.
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1st-S1 900; cling; VI. up: 7 fur
Black Knife (Keene) 1850 $50 400
Bill Pac Uipham) 7.4O 44Ol
Dix (McKee) $50
Another Wish. Kid Rover, Twayblade,
Royal Holiday, Native Port, Chester K.
Time, l:29Is
Evening star., 1961-09-03
Shenandoah Results

1st-S1 900; cling; yr. up: fur
Gaddie (Smith) 7.SO $50 2.lO
Fuddler (RiStOn) $50 2,iO
Her Way (Sigler) 2.2O
Goodnpoor Occupied Lady, Baritone
Bob, One More Nance, Night Prince.
Time, l:13%.
Evening star., 1961-09-03

2d-S1, 900: cling; yr. up; 6 fur.
Alemap (Smith) 1850 III, 20 go
Tom Jackson (Weakley) 4.4O $40
Son of Erin (Gamb'Io) $40
Driving. Hylo Son, Reward Girl Mr.
Quiz, RaSun Zami, Sno-Abe. Time.
Evening star., 1961-09-03

EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added (gross S4695O1;
miles 1mg oBympic B Handicap; 4-year-ods and up "a
ing Winner J. Krose's DIX b. or br C. T. by Aycidon-
Ssndlda trainer j. Smith Values-S30,5l so S9{9O
81. .b95, S2,347.50. Time, :4S4s ~'''N'
Evening star., 1961-09-03

LANc EY Fl VIZ sueS 6alo BLEY 81 90 $500 s. go
Autuel handle S252,S0J ~ NoH' @''fo'
Evening star., 1961-09-03

& &Two,dolar mutues paid-MozART, s19 so 50 40 S6 40
WEE KS.4 SH4lP, 20 40, = 80: oNAND-oN, 50. 80.
Evening star., 1961-09-03

CHICAGO, Sept. 2 (AP).- Hartack's urging Ridan hat
IhoeeaVxo @ raoah uncorAeu only Obey challenger.
score oneienotb vic+or Obey ridden by Mickey Solo
lis seventh straipht-n the did his but
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ALASKA RATED FOURTH FOR VACATION STATES

OLYMPIA LR - Alaska was rated fourth, Washington eighth and Oregon 10th in list of ideal vacation states following a na- tionwide survey, the Washington State Department of Commerce and Economic Development re- ported Monday.
 The report said the rating came from a Gallup poll.
 California was ranked first, Hawaii second and Florida third. After Alaska came New York, Colorado and Arizona. Ninth place went to Texas.