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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-01-12
COMMON PLEAS COURT
NaNU Cacac

Lacy V. Roop, Rt. 2, Box
2O6, Middlefield, has sued R.
l.. Fritinger Co. in Middle
field for $3.50, ,OOO.O for dam
ages he suffered when a bag
of insulation material from a
r. L. Fritinger truck flew
from the ttfck and hit Roop
in the lower back. Roop was
off the road, repairing the
hood of his car.
He claims that he has suf-
fered greatly is probably per-
manently disabled, has not
been able to work, has lost
$4,000. 90 in wages. He claims
he owes $150O.00 in Doctors
bills, $6293 .78 in hospital bills,
resulting fromD the accident.
The plaintiff claims that
the truck was overloaded with
the bags of insulating mater
ial, and that the defendant
was travelling too fast for
safety. There was, according
to the plaintiff, no covering
on The truck to protect these
bags from being thrown.
n
Edward Prochazka doing
business as Geauga Lumber
and Millwork, has sued for
money, $6,646 from Wilbur
Mehle, r. D. 2, Chardon, for
money on a bill. Prohazka,
did get a judgement of $2059.
"a on a cognovit note.
Bob Murphy, of Chardon,
has sued his wife, Rachel for
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-01-12
PROBATE COURT
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Homer Pitts, Sc, Cleveland,
TO Thelma Reynolds, to, Hun
tsburg.
Frank Brock Walter 81, Le-
xington, Va, to Mary Ann
Youchak, %, Huntsburg.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
6,7OOWotch WoreWin
Charles own F feature

Reynolds, as Summer Storm
held on through the stretch in
the e12 furlong test. James
Palmer's Tharmall was third in
the field of eight allowance
runners. The winner paid $3.50
$3.50 and 1920.
Although the afternoon was
cold and cloudy, attendance
was up over the corresponding
day last year and wagering was
$444 ,884 for the 10 events COM
pared to $360,615 last year.
Scoring his second win of the
year in five starts, the veteran
Ware again ran his usual race
by coming off the pace, which
was set by the Fairway Stables
Seriously. After gaining the
advantage at the head Of the
stretch, Ware appeared to hang
and Summer Storm lodged q
strong threat under Jockey
Charley Mckee.
1t required a close look at the
photos to separate the front
pair as Summer Storm, a 4-to-1
proposition, just failed to upset
the favorite. The remainder OF
the field was four lengths and
more behind the top two.
In the co-featured City o1
Evening star., 1961-05-28
Even's Jet Wins Feature
At Rosecroft by 4Lengths
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star Staff Writer

Even's Jet, from the Drum
mond Stable of Drummonds-
vile, Canada, outpaced four
other double-A campaigners
last night to win the $4,000
Southern Maryland Pace by 4
lengths before a shivering
crowd Of 4,753 at RoSecroft.
Benoit Cote drove the Ca
madam import to a surprising
victory in the third leg Of the
Southern Maryland at a pay
off of S24.
The fans overlooked Even's
Jet although he had won the
first leg Of the Southern Mary
land series last Tuesday night
in 2:05. Last night he paced
in BOSS. Meadow Apache, the
even-money choice, finished
third. Scottish Prince was Sec
ond.
Leumel Combs Sumner, also
an outsider, set the pace to the
three quarter mark. Cote turn
ed Even's Jet loose at this point
and won easily.
Dave Legum's Abbot Han
over, second choice in the bet
ting, finishedou tofthemoney.
Last nights secondary fea-
ture, an ABB trot, went to
Dana Irving's Spike Hanover
who finished a length in front
of Roy Riddick's Step Wisely
Spike Hanover won in 2:08h
and paid $3.50. Meadow Farr
Evening star., 1961-05-28
Garry Back
Al Belmont

NEW YORK, May 27 (AP).
Garry Back, winner of the
Kentucky Derby and Freak
ness, arrived today at Belmont
Park where the 3-year-old bay
will attempt to capture racing's
Triple Crown by adding the
Belmont Stakes next Saturday.
The colt, according to Groom
Matt Reddy, who brought him
in a van from Garden State
in New Jersey, 'lookS as good
as ever"
Hes as fit as he'll ever
be-" Reddy said. He galloped
2 miles this morning before
leaving Garden State. He's as
frisky as ever"
Carry Back probably will
work out Monday morning. He
is expected to gallop a mile
and q quarter.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
5 Juniors Gain
Third Round in
Juycee Tennis

Five tennis players from
various Northern Virginia high
schools yesterday advanced to
the third round of the Jaycee
Q8 and under) Junior tourna-
ment at Bancroft Park.
Greg Higgins def, James Lowe,
60, 81 and Dick, OFT. 6--S,
rs, 60; Paul Friedman. def.
Bruce Galley, "a, 81 and Pat
Mccarthy, 90, g.; Vince Tra-
monte def. John Hamilton. 2-6,
g., e., IS and David Mat
thews, e., 8-1; Bruce McColm
def Rick Tierney, 6-1, 6-4 and
Bill McGrail, 6-3, 6-3, and Bob
Heinman def. Paul Goodrich, 6-3,
= 81.
First Round Results
Ray Gates def John Witeck. 81,
81: Paul Goodrich def. Bob Brown,
60, Ga; Bill McGrail def. Dick
Howe, Go, 6-3: Bob Taylor def.
Chris Parel. 10, Ga; Bill Rot
Zick def. Bill Barton, 60, 6-3;
Marty Kent def. John Wiseman.
SO, 81; Dick OFT def. Loring
starnes, 8-3,- 6-3 and Pat Nc
carthy def. John Milburn, 7-5,
60.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
FIutterby Wins
BuImoruI Race,
Moves to Belmont

CHICAGO, May 27 (AP).-
Alberta Ranch's Flutterby to-
day charged from far back
under the urging of Bill Har-
tack to score a two-length VIC
tory in the $22,150 Sheridan
Handicap at Balmoral-Wash-
ington Park.
1t was the fourth triumph
of the day for Hartack, who
now leads with "a winners in
the first II days of the Bal
moral melting.
A crowd of 1882 saw Jacnot
Stables Light Talk finish Sec
ond, a neck in front of Mrs.
Mary H. Hunters 8-5 favorite
Bluescope. Mr.. Slug was fourth
in the field of nine 3-year-olds
going Z furlongs.
The California-bre Flutter-
by will be flown to New York
tomorrow to run in the $780,
900 added Belmont Stakes
Saturday.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
Cossemyns Stops
GiIroy in Ninth

BRUSSELS, Belgium, May 27
(AP) Pierre Cossemyns, Bel
GUM bantamweight, knocked
out Brazil's Freddy Gilroy in
the ninth round of a fight for
the European title here today.
The British and Empire cham
pion was caunted out by French
Referee Cd rges Gondry after
sustaining severe punishment
in the eighth round. The knock
out came Immediately after the
start of the ninth round.
While the count was on Gil
roy's seconds threw a towel into
the ring, but the referee ruled
it a clear knockout.
It was Cossemyns' SGD victory
against II defeats and four
draws.
Evening star., 1961-05-28

backed down to even money
broke at the far turn the last
time around and finished last
in the seven-horse field.
Temperatures were ranging
in the low SOS for the last
nights program, but the crowd
set a new high for the melting
with $24,529 wagered in the
daily double pool. The double
paid $77,60 when Scarlet Sam
($15.40 won the first race and
Early Harvest ($5) took the
second. The numerical cornbi-
nation was Az.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
ROSECROFT
RESULTS

FIRST RACE Purse. $500; pace
Scarlet sam !HGbe1 1910 $50 500
Bia:as BsasA S.I,t SaI H5SSsS 5SSIssSrs,on 1880 rosS sS
Billy Comet. Peteys Boy. Yes She
VIII, Sally. Rainbow, Rapid Wick.
Time, 2:l0b.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500; c-3
fissSIitGa Esriy Hsrvest pa's sRidk) 500 800 800
Muscatel (Wilcutts) 4.SO $50
Blue Cream (Hope) $50
Golden Plane, Solo Mar. zonamite,
Stepping Sam. Royal Gay. Time,
2:OS2s.
DAILY DOUBLE N-2) PAID $3.50
THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000: trot
b. classified; mile.
Diplomat Eden Cam 1850 SO $50
My Fair Lady Boyd $50
Cheer Victory, Speedy Bal Beebee,
Flashy Filly. Sallys Dreamboat. Time.
2:O9+s.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 5000; pace
siton M 'siSiSiisa MidnisSt 1WisonS %s 42O $40 $50
shadydafs T Msfsh RiSSon fS%1sh phillips, 14O SoS
z. De p, Lauderdale Lass, Shore
line, Buntline, and Thru Express. Time.
2:07iS.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; pace
Even's Jet CCote) 2I.OO $50 go
scottish Prince (Fleming) $50 2.2O
Meadow Apache tWiIeutts) eco
Sumner and Abbot Hanover. Time,
2:064s.
SIXTH RACE-Trot: purse $1,000;
mile.
Step wisely -!RiddicD $50 800
Burgess Hanover, Ny Nc, Phoebe
Darnley and Meadow Farr. Time.
2:0SIs.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, S1,40O;
pace B-l classified: l mile.
Colonel Dell (Leguml 1850 4.60 $50
Alton Express lRiddick) $50 4.2O
Doc Abbewin (Vallery) 4.2O
Tar. and Rollon Boy. Time 2:05.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; a.
peanie hanover drvinr) 500 500 $50
Jimmie Dee (WiIcuttS) $50 800
Farmex Cranky 2.6O
Irving Guy, Dream Girl, Miriam B.
Scott and Atlas Farvel. Time 2:O59s.
NINTH RACE - Purse. $1,000;
claiming, one mile.
Al Sam (BeedeD 1880 $40 4.4O
My Bill (Crank) $50 $50
Meadow Pick (Arthur) $50
Mayetta Hanover. Midway Reward
and Lawde Diamond Time. 2:06S.
Attendance 4. 1853, mutuel handle
S2s4,464.
Evening star., 1961-05-28

Charles Town Purse, Mayor
Nicholas Carson presented the
silver plate, emblematic Of the
winning race, to Trainer Bryan
Webb and his pretty wife, whose
Lolly's Joy was the winner.
Lolly's Joy, also ridden by
Reynolds, over-hauledthe pace
setting Pagan Fire, owned by
Baltimorean Bruce Campbell
at the wire. Mad Joy was third
in the field of ten three-year
olds.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
Delaware SET
For0peniingof
Long Meeting
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

STANTON, Del, May 81
Delaware Park launches its
silver anniversary meeting at
2 pm. Monday with IA sprint
ers scheduled to race in the
$12,125 Wilmington Handicap,
traditional opening-day stakes.
An unusual cold snap
brought out topcoats and wind
breakers as horsemen made
their entries today for the first
of 81 programs. The temper
ature dipped to the low 40s
for workouts this morning, but
warmer weather is predicted
for Monday.
The Wilmington, a 6-furlong
race, promises to be a battle
among Mrs. w. Coke Wright's
Moon Shot, starting high
weight at 1T pounds; William
Ewing's Four Lane, 116, and
j. Graham Browns He's a Pis-
tol, Ill, the principal con-
tenders.
Moon Shot won the Burch
Handicap at Bowie and Lau-
rers Capitol Handicap and will
be ridden by Tommy Lee, who
led the riders at Pimlico's
spring meeting. Four Lane
won his last start at Aqueduct
and last year captured the Fall
lightweight and Delaware VAL
ley. Eldon Nelson will handle
the reins.
He's Pistol, a 3-year-old
Kentucky invader, won his last
start at Churchill Downs.
With stables from Kentucky,
Illinois, New York, New Jersey,
Virginia and Maryland quar-
tered here, more than So mil
lion in purses will be distrib-
uted during the nine-week
meeting.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
Aces Win Twice

Bess Phillips pitched a three
hitter in the first game and
Jean Fielder a one-hitter in
the nightcap as the Arlington
Aces softball team defeated
the Elizabeth, N. j., Mauraud-
ers, by 20 scores in both games
last night at Washington-Lee
High School stadium.
Evening star., 1961-05-28

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va
May 81 (SpeciaD William B
Casilear's Ware defeated James
N. Andrews, jr.'s Summer Storm
by a nose in the Mill Springs
Purse at Charles Town as 6,717
fans attended the initial Satur-
day offering Of this 57-day
summer meeting.
Ware, the 4-to-5 favorite, was
forced to go all out in gaining
the victory under Jockey Larry
Evening star., 1961-05-28
Ycaza Rides
Make Sail 10
Aqueduct Win

NEW YORK, May 81 (AP).-
Make Sail, the big favorite of
a chilled crowd of 38,O4S, over
hauled Funny Bone with an
eighth of a mile remaining to-
day and captured the $55, 300
Top Flight Handicap on a slop-
py track at Aqueduct.
Manuel Ycaza, the Panaman-
ian jockey who returned to the
saddle only yesterday after
many weeks of nursing a shoul-
der injury, drove Make Sail
under the wire a one-half
length winner.
Field of 7
Make Sail, from the Cain
Hoy Stable of Harry F. Guggen-
helm of New. York, had started
six times previously this year
and this was her first victory.
She was progressively fourth in
the Correction Handicap, third
in the Distaff Handicap, then
second in the Bed O. Roses, all
at Aqueduct.
Funny Bone, owned by How
ell E. Jackson, took second
place by 214 lengths over Hal
Prince Headley's Rash State
ment. Fred w. Hooper's Teaca-
ton was fourth, another ~
lengths back in the field of sew
en- fillies and mares.
Princes Gate Last
The winner returned $5.40,
$3.40 and $3.50 and was second
high weight with 116 pounds.
Teacation, who had beaten
Make Sail in the DiStaff Handi-
cap, packed lit pounds. Funny
Bone, with 112 pounds, and
ridden by Larry Adams, paid
$3.50 and $4.40. Rash State
ment, with John L. Rotz up,
had ia pounds and was $3.50
to show.
Calumet Farms Princes
Gate, who beat Make Sail in
the Bed O'Roses May 3, ran
third in the early going and
then was eased up by Eddie
Arcaro and finished last.
Teacation led Funny Bone by
a neck with Princes Gate third
and Make Sail next to last at
the first turn. Teacation and
Funny Bone went into the back
stretch head and head but half
way down Adams sent Funny
Bone into a two-length lead.
Make Sail began challenging
from fourth spot.
Midway around the final turn
YcaZa sent Make Sail up on
the rail to take over the run
ner-up spot and as they
Strengthened into the home
stretch the Panama jockey
came outside of Funny Bone
and swept Make Sail for the
wire.
The time was 1851, a fairly
good clocking considering the
track condition. Kelso, the 1860
Horse Of the Year, set the track
record Of 1:482s last September.
The winner, a 4-year brown
daughter Of Ambiorix-Anchors-
Away by Devil Diver, earned
$685. ,945.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
DAILY DOUBLE (e-10 PAID S97

THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 4-year-olds up; Z furlongs.
BLACK Arrow tMcKee1 $50 800 2.6O
Sure Proof tReynOlds) 4.4O $50
Royal Rendezvous 'Miller) 2.4O
River Gate Miss Equity. Hounds
1905.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, sl,lOO;
SAM sMsKs) us s4S S tSSTlCags sSC
Peach Pie (Chandler) 1890 $50
Royal Blue Roe (Gordon) 300
Lone Stan, Tilted Bachelor. No
Excuse. Tryancatch Ne, Huntington,
King Tar, Bushing. Time, 1:23.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. 81 200; claim
ing; 3-year-olds about Az furlonQs
boilSs boIy 10y 10y tRsynCld) 9.@O 40 $.aG
Mad hsag 9oy s'fe fcb.nSsor, SCnSs! 4'@o s.sS
Sir Macon, Bobby Surrender. Hum
Around, Touchofroyalty, Alva, Little
Fox Sanda Gay. Time, 0:512s.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse S1.1O0: claim
AMBER n 4IyssFHlds FIss iSS,mp and Ss so miles
Miss Ai-Bsr Trench, ~ 90 $50 $50
OreStes Lass (Cape) 3,4O
Mr.. Bowie, Rays show-Man. Stop
Ihiei, Midnight Call. Nautical 1--WE,
uopoI IL. 4LHeS .O1@S.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81, 800: al
lowances; 3-year-olds and up; about
i&s:Ss; S1;Sis s5.Ss. Il. iS.ys saS saS
Backstairs (SolIars) 300
Pretty Pert, Sainted Devil, Miss
Ptmpernel. Time, 0:50H.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; al
lowances: 3-year-olds and up: 6h
| furlongs.
Summer Storm tMcKee) 4.0O $50
Tharmall (Smith) SAC
Achsah Ann, Windust, Millers Wan
der. Seriously, Round Pie. Time, 1:21
NINTH RACE-Purse, 81 800; claim
ing; 4.year-olds and up liz miles;
Samark McKee) 500 $3.50
Rock Fellow, Pergo, Poetic. War
Tune, DR.. Jerry j., Oil Heiress, My
Kind. Time, 1:502s.
TENTH RACE-Purse. S1,100: claim
ingi Si,e 4yesr,9ldf ,ea,ns and w; SM 5Srlonssi 81
Blue Measure (McKee) 4.8O $50
Elyban Uiphaml $50
Plena, Colonel Bush. Belmont Honey,
Chada, Bourbon Street, Kings Moon.
Time, 1:21.
Attendance. 6,717. Total handle,
S444,SS4.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
DAILY DOUBLE (s.D PAID s79. 30

DAILY DOUBLE (2-D PAID 1880
THIRD RAcE-Purse. S4,s0O: g
yea. -old maidens: furlongs,
ge' Clipper SROtIl $50 a.30 290
. Harold X. CCOle) $50
Point Park ueonArd) $50
dead heat for third.
Tit For Tat. Big Branch. Darndaren,
Fleet Runner.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; q
year-old maidens: 5 furlonSs.
HedfleI Guard Geo'd) 4.@O 2,sS sAGG
AdmiraI's Voyage (BaeEa) $50
salonika. Controlling. Fallow Fellow,
Sea Action. Time, 0:592s.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing I:nany ayenr1Slds A. and up; tasloRSS; SS
Father Christmas tc'm's) 21.OO II go
q seatation. Bad Man, Can Win. Win
Country Cat, Whose Babu' Old Mas
q Alfange-Idan stable entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; al
Covered Bridge tB'dJ 1880 7.io 4.4G
Jet Tides (W00dhOuSe) $50 500
Tagalog UeOnarO $40
buIICEs OlAlC Lluep = commend,
Scattergood, Brave Ally. Time. l:ll2s.
Lester Manor Stable Avonwood
Stable entry.
SEVENTH RACE-S5O.O00 added:
The Top Flisht Handicap: 3-year-olds
and up. Ia miles.
Make San tYcaZa) $40 $40 ESQ
Funny Bone (Adams) 7.SO 4.4O
Rash Statement (ROtz) 2OO
Linda J. A., Apple Eva. Princes
Gate, Teacation. Time. l:61.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. $500;
claiming: 3-year-olds: / mile.
Has'y Hazel (YOtherD 7.lO 4.lO $50
MariOn's Flower (SOIOm'e) $50 400
Eath UeOnard) $50
Winning Effort. Little Laddie. Snug
Harbor.. Jonkap, Bryan's Cottage.
Time 1:4O.
NINTH RACE - Purse, $4,000:
handicap; 3-year- -olds up; ~ miles.
Star Trust lkOtE) $50 $50 100
Quadmiral tBaeZa) 2.0O z, 80
Terencio (Treios) $40
Little Slipper II. Head Bouncer,
Avenue o, Count Frost. Time. 2:062s
Attendance, 3s.04s. Total handle,
S3,SS9.06O.
Evening star., 1961-05-28

MAJOR WATSON outrun on the turf at PIN
pe9 eTI should mpT0ve mere Scslsnt SSnncn
WITHSTAND will be closing ground In the stretch.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
Charles Town Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; .4-year-olds: about z furlongs.
Mary N Lib Freneh) 1880 4.SO $50
Pinch of Heaven Lipham) 400 3.4O
Mr.. F. L. (EspinoSa) 7.4O
Frisky Gloria, Donnie Boy, Tutsie,
Dunnwcod, Flash Lover, Quiet Now,
Andys Hope. Time, 1888.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $1,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds up; Ia miles.
Top News (DavidSOnl 1850 4.2O ESQ
More Music (Reyn0Ids) 500 2.60
Ali BimbO (VasiD 2,8O
Joe's Folly, Northward Bound, Melba,
Eugene M, Faiardo. Hugo You Go,
see See B. Time, l:584h.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
Gurden State Results
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
FIRST RAcE-Purse, S3.6O0: claim
some f.n tHj%5sis,s5 s5 40 $50 sS si s;sS y
Blue Jim Hattarulo) $40
arm. Star Buckle. Route Step. Herald
Wind. Time, 1873.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $4,000;
flsdRlnS IsdT Susan sys2,Sd' s2,,SI 4s ,ss nils
Wood County CCuImoneJ $50 4.8O
Fluent Miss (Brooks) 500
Lightfoot Lad, Missile Gap, FANNY,
Winners All. Model Deb, Grand
Armada. Time. l:4S.
DAILY DOUBLE 5-D PAID S36s.4o
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 1000: al
lowance; 2-year-olds; 5 furlongs.
First Banker FiesePn) 7.2O 4.60 800
GsnsEsd s1sIS t6R, Il ICSi%Sne| ,GS.T $50 t'SS GO
Little Sunny, Monongahela, Blow
Out, Get Some More. Smiling Mush.
Time. 0:599s.
c,,015s FoTETH RAcG Purse ,,,oHs. $1,000
81. valarie tCuImOne) $500 1880 900
Dancing Dan (Korte) 1850 IL 20
Profit Or Loss Barrow $40
Lou Pelton Choice Page. Thynk
Again, Wing Spread, Light Quantum,
Fennygan's Wake. Time, 1:127s.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim
IiIns tns and Yp IN fSTlons; an sc
ps Sss:s g l' eesss 'cch.mDtr1.iSO so $50 SO s
Hellenic Star. Nero, Step, Imon,
Inquistion. Time. 1:119s.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $500: al
10 vances; 3-year-olds; 8 furlongs:
Frankincense (B'r'wl 1920 700 4.6O
Golden sixties tHiGoios2) eco $50
st. Tropez, a Bonamour, Phil
Lippy. coconut Palmetto, Alerted Girl.
Time, 1:l2.
SEVENTH RACE 100000 added;
Camden Handicap; 3-year-olds and
Pied dor (BrOoks) 1000 SEQ $50
Polylad barrow 500 $3.50
Don PoEgio tRogers) $40
Bonzo. Exaltado, Gulio Cesere, Der
rick, Air Pilot, Reinzi. Babu. Time,
1:50b.
EIGHTH RACE Purse, $4,000:
claiming; 4-year -olds and up; / Il miles,
HooIigan lTho'burE) 1860 $50 $50
WinslOw Block $50 500
Arakan ed Barrow $50
Miracle Moose, Sound'n Fury. Ufo,
Adare 90, Sunny Gem Titurnium
Time, 1:46.
. Attendance. Vt a4,O94. Total handle,
S3,O27S59.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
THIRD RAcE-7Purse: $1,000: claiming ts6,OOO, 8.
4, mil
!. Gray entry

LUCY CUTTERS earlier at Laurel and
to be well placed here after q fourth PimlieO AD-
RnITO drops BIT and is the principal rival PEPPY
BOYS last at AGueduct excellent and might take
IL all.
FOURTH RAcE-Pur;e, $500; claiming tSs,5O0 to
Evening star., 1961-05-28
Mondays Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time, PM.
FIRST RAcE-Purse, S3,OOO claiming $4,000; 2-year-
Olds; furlongs.

PAROXYSM outrun in his bow at Laurel but
expected to improve for Trainer Oscar White BLUE
ANGEL is trained by Bernie Bond and Is due for top
effort. Mr.. WARWICK Is better than his last start
and might upset.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
Aqueduct Results
BY the Associated Press

by the hSsOClALeo EIeSb
= FIRST RACE~Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year-oldS and up: / mile.
Par Four tYother) 1870 500 500
Postpone (ROtzl $50 800
Black PippOn (BaeEa) 500
Royal Anthem. Baby Brother II. Fl
Tunchi. Succabone. Time, 1895.
SECOND RACE - Purse, S3,500;
claiming: 4-year-olds up; 9 furlongs.
carlyn Sarah tB'm'O 11.5O $50 $50
Solar Mist tYother) $50 800
Hidden Gift tCole) $40
Catch Me, Charming Hildy, Coin
Rose, Lady Salonga, Verdun. Time,
1:12+s.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS
AT DELAWARE PARK

WAIT FOR IT was Outrun in Garden State but
before that in MARYLAND and the vote in
a closely matched field. ROCKHEWN is . winner
the grass this year and rates an excellent chance.
GALWAY BAY will be running late.
Evening star., 1961-05-28

KITCHS JOY raced well in Kentucky and favOrs
the Delaware track. SIESTA Is sharp now and rates
an excellent chance MISS ORESTES upset Siests in
her last but carries 121 pounds here
Evening star., 1961-05-28

POLARITY Is . much improved 3-year-old and is
IN top form nov. TUTANKHAMEN is q promising d
in the Kentucky Derby and miEht take II ALL
Evening star., 1961-05-28
SECOND EAcEziPurss, $500: maiden and year

RUN RABBIT RUN had plenty Of speed in Mary
land and should outrun this field COSMARK looks like
the to beat, having finished third similar
recently at Garden State HALF BAKED Is due for
Evening star., 1961-05-28
BEST BET-KITCH'S JOY

FOUR LANE turned In fine effort In winning
his last at Aaueduet, but will require top race to
beat this field. MOON SHOT sharp in Maryland
and will be running late. HE'S PISTOL was q con-
vincing Kentucky winner.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-08

From Mr.. Lewis accurate
study. there is the encouraging
fact that the drop out percent
age is decreasing at that school.
The 1857 year showed a drop
out percentage there of 70 per-
cent and SO percent in 1858.
Last Years Figures
Looking over last years fig
ures at Williams shows that the
largest number Of drop outs
occur from the ninth to the
tenth grades and from the
eleventh to the twelfth grades.
With 81 students enrolled last
year in the ninth grade, there
were only IS in the tenth. And
with 43 enrolled in the eleven
tn grade, there were only %
In the graduating twelfth
grade. Williams had a total
enrolment last year Of I'll.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-08
Services Held
For Mrs. Lee

Funeral services were held
Saturday for Mrs. Elite Carol
Lee. 78. who died Thursday at
The home of her daughter, Mrs.
Ruey HewGtt. in Tabor City.
Mrs. Lee was the widow of
The late General Walter Lee.
The Rev. p. II. Layfi,ld Of
iiCIated AT the services held
Saturday morning at II a. M,
and the Rev. Joe Stanley con-
quoted services at the Bcihes-
Ga Cemetery al Aberdeen at
800 p. NJ.
Mrs. Lee is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Ruey Hewctt
"i Tabor City. and Mrs. Drew
fy Iroutman of Pincbluff: five
sons. Hector Lee. Tabor CITY.
ana Carl Lee, OCtaviouS Lee
J"hn Lee. PurNiS Lee and Kir-
by Lee. all of Burlington: two
sisters, Mrs. G. S. Stanton q,
Red Springs and Mrs. Katie
Gibson Of Rockingham: two
brothers. T.. G.. and Calvin
FARMER. of Hamlet: and 25
grandchildren.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-08
Rally Remarks
Reviewed By
School Students

Four students who represent
ed Williams Township School
at the educational rally on
Tuesday, October 81. 1861, in
the Courthouse presented be-
lore the student body Friday
IN an assembly program a re-
view of what Governor San
lord said concerning the newly
created program calling for
excellence in education.
The four students on the
panel were: David Ward, pres
ident OF the Student Council.
Ronald Mcpherson. president
OF the Junior Glass, Ann Ward,
president of the Sophomore
Glass, and Linda Mcpherson,
president of the Freshman
Glass.
The program was ended by
d brief discussion by Clayton
Lewis, Principal of the school,
who summarized the two-day
proncipalS meeting which he
attended i'll Charlotte Oh No
vember / and 2 with M. Nj.
Jones of the Nakina School
and Randall BurleSon of the
Tabor City School.