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CEMETERY LOTS
CEDAR HILL
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NEUHh HILL
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ia. S-5976
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-Beauti
full sub-drive lot. near Garden of
Cross; B-site lot: willing to break
Up: 500 per site. WA. 7-42B3,
FORT LINCOLN lot. 4 sites; beau
tiful location. Call LII. 4-42s3. 20
NATL. MEMORIAL PARK-4 sites.
near duck pond: very reasonable
Call 6S3-3216. ~
NATL. MEMORIAL PARK-For further
Information call after $40 pm.
or week ends, OF. 1887. 10
NATIONAL MEMORIAL CEMETERY
Va well-located lots. Sl.lOO
leaving city. RA. 6-s32l. 10
FARKLAWN-3 sites. in beautiful
Garden Of the Fountain Of Mem.
cries. make offer Week ends oil
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1n Mrntnrtant

HALL, WILLIAM b. Sacred to the
memory of our beloved brother. WILL
LIAM BERNARD HALL. who left
us one year ago today, November
Is. 1860, and went home to be with
God and His other loved ones.
Now the day is over.
Night is drawing nigh;
Shadows OF the evening
Steal across the sky.
HIS SISTERS.
HALL, WILLIAM B. In loving mem
DRY of my devoted husband, WILL
LIAM B. HALL. who departed this
life one year ago today, November
is. 1850.
You are not forgotten. Billy,
Nor will you ever be;
As long as life and memory lasts,
l win remember thee.
LOVING WIFE, HATTIE.
HARRISON. adobe. In loving mem
DRY of our mother and grandmother,
ADDIE HARRISON. who departed
seven years ago, November IA, 1854.
Your birthday, dear Mother,
Has come again. the day we love
so we'll:
You are not with us today.
Our love to tell.
DAUGHTER, ETHEL. AND GRAND
SONS. RAY AND HOWARD SAMP-
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Garn uf ThankH

FULTON. DAVID r. The family Of
the late DAVID R FULTON wishes
TO express their appreciation to their
friends and neigh6ors for their
cards, floral offerings and acts OF
kindness during their recent be-
reavement. The FAMILY. is
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BOWMAN. WILLIAM l. suddenly. Of

Friday, November Il. 1861. at his
home in Lexington Park. Nd. WILL
LIAM l. BOWMAN, beloved hus-
father Of Mrs. Betty Wells. Friends
may call at the Mattingley Funeral
Home, Leonardtown. Nd. until Mon
Gay, November 20. at g:l5 ain.
Services will be held at the Chapel
Of the Ascension Church. Lexington
Park. Nd, at 10 am. Interment
Milton. Mass. ~
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COOk, EARL. Suddenly. on Tuesday,
November IA. 1861, at GEORGETOWN
University Hospital, Mr.. EARL
COOK. He leaves to mourn his
passing a wife. a stepson, six nieces,
four nephews and a host Of other
relatives and many friends Re-
mains resting at the John T. Rhines
a. Co. Funeral Home, 3Ol5 18th
st, ne. tample free parking. where
friends may call after II noon
Sunday, November 10, and where
funeral services will be held Mon
day, November 90, at > pm, the
Rev. B. II. Whiting officiating. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9TH 81. and Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. 3-52OO
GEIER FUNERAL HOME
Since 1851
Sensible Prices
Formerly at ll13 eth St NV
1905 l4th st. NV TU 2-2326
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowances
$3.50
7400 GEORGIA Ave. NV. RA. 3-74lI
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vember Il. 1861. al IL Springvale
ave, Mclean, Va. ALEXANDER
BURNS. beloved husband OF Nina
Cole Burns, father Of Nina May and
Virginia Jane Burns. He also is
survived by one brother. Joseph
Burns OF Renfrew. Scotland. Friends
may call at the Money & King
Funeral Home, III Maple ave
west, vienna Va. where services
will be held Sunday. November ~.
At D.m lnteTmenL Monday, No
yember 20, at 1 pm. United
Brethren Cemetery, Lacy Spring Va.
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lain bbAlhlCE ~. suddenly. on
Friday. November Il, 1851. at her
residence, l123 Q st. Sc. BEATRICE
H CAIN. beloved wife of Richard w
Cain, mother Of Julia H. Cain
Friends may call at the Robert A
Mattingly Funeral Home. 1871 it'd
st. Sc. from Il pm. until q pm
Saturday, November is. Funera
services and interment at Hyde Park
N
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BYRNE, EVA GARRETT. on Wednes-
day. November IS. 1851. EVA GAR
RETT BYRNE, beloved wife of the
late Walter c. Byrne of Gathers
burg. Md. Mrs. Byrne rests al
Diamond ave. GaitherSburg Nd
Notice Of funeral ARRANGEMENTS
later
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1faths

BELK. ALONZO. On "Wednesday, No
vember rs, 1881, Al ONO ELK o.
6040 Aston 81. Sc, husband D.
Ethel Belk, father OF cathy c. BelS
and brother OF Cornell and SavaH-
nah Stewart. Also Surviving are
other relatives and friends. After
pm. Friday. November Il, friends
may call at the Rollins Funeral
Home. 1889 Hunt place ne where
services will be held at 10 am.
Friday. November s. the Rev Pos
ter Graham officiating. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. l.
BERRY. BETTY. On Thursday, No.
vember 10, 1861. BETTY BERRY
Of No. PA L st. NV Notice OF
services later. Arrangements by
the Crouch Funeral Home. 81 X
St. NV.
BOLT. MAUDE MATHEW. On Friday.
November Il, 1861. at her resi-
dencs, Chantilly, Va. RID, MAUDE
MATHEW BOLT, beloved wife OF the
late Cecil Bolt and mother of Stone
wall O'Meara. Friends may call at
the Baker q Son Funeral Home
3l4 North West St. Manassas. Va.
wnere services will be held on Sun
day. November 10. at 2:3O pm In
-
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DALEY. VIRGINIA p. All officers
NN and members OF the John
f Lyon Post. No 1850,
1 WV Auxiliary, are re-
~ IA duested to attend the me-
A~ mortal services for our de-
Es1 parted sister. VIRGINIA
P. DALEY on Sunday No
yember 10, 1851, at < pm, at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2S41 Wilson
blvd. Arlington. Va.
HAZEL z. BASSFORD. President.
WINIFRED T. LOCKE. Chaplain.
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IRVING THOMAS. Dept. cOmdr. Is

November II. 1861. at Philadel-
phia, Pa. JOSEPH p. BRENNAN.
son of the late Thomas and Rose
Mcdonald Brennan. Relatives.
friends, employees of the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing and the
American Legion Post No ~, are
Invited to funeral services Tuesday,
November 81, at = am. at the
Roche Funeral Home. 56th st. and
Cedar ave. West Philadelphia. Pa
the TRANSPORTATION. 10 am. In
terment Holy Cross Cemetery. View
ing Monday evening, November 20.
ia
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CRAWFORD, JOHN B.. ST.. suddenly

JOHN ,. CRAWFORD sr,. beloved tSSa
husband OF Ruth NJ. Crawford.
7. Crawford, and Sister Bernward I'd,
s. s. N. d, He also IS survived by
four grandchildren. Friends may
call ct the Robert A. Mattingly
Funeral Home. 13l 18th st. sc,
until Monday. November 20, at
9:3O am. REQUIEM mass at Our
Lady Queen Of Peace Church at
10 am. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Mount Olivet Gene
teFv
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BOWMAN. WILLIAM L. Friends and
~ members of WV Post. No
1882, of California Mo
are hereby notified OF the
WH death Of our late comrade
WILLIAM L. BOWMAN, on
Friday, November Il, 1851
49, to attend the services by
the National Honor Guard at s pm.
Sunday, November 10, at the Mat
tingley Funeral Home. Leonard
town Nd
IRVING THOMAS. Dept. comdr. 10
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GARwooD. SAMUEL J. On Thur

gay o& NRys65f5 1 o. a as SAME SAME
St. Sc. beloved son Of s/Sergt.
GEORGE J. and Anna Sowks Gar
wood brother Of Micheline l..
George A. and John G. Garwood
grandson OF Lillian Vaichis of Rock
Binghamton, N. Y. Friends may
call at the Rinaldi Funeral Home.
900 Georgia ave. NV, on Sunday.
November ~. from 3 to ) pm.
Craveside services and intermert on
MONDAY. November 20, at II am.
In Arlington National Cemetery,
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JOYCE. CHARLES v. Sr. Members
M.h OF Prince Georges Council,
GR.sFR No. 2S09 knights of CO.
S-SsS-EA lumbus. are hereby noti-
EYIEz fled OF the death Of our
N%sN%JT late brother, CHARLES v
NJ JOYCE, Sr. and are re-
duested to assemble at tire
funeral home Of Robert A. Pun
phrey 1851 Wisconsin ave, Be
thesda. Nd. at s pm. Sunday,
November 49, 1851, for the recita
ton OF the rosary for the repose
OF his soul
ROBERT W. HERMAN
Grand Knight.
PAUL p. ODOWD. Fin. secy. 10
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larry G. Officers and
members OF Prin c
Georges County LodEe
No. l1aS, B. P. o. &
are hereby notified OF
the death OF Brother
HARRY G. BOSNIAN.
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November Is. 1881. =" SARAH aaFfoA +
RIGNEY. beloved wife OF the late
James @. Rigney. aunt Of Charles
e. MCGOWAN and Mrs Overton
Woodward Of Richmond. Va. Friend,
are invited to call on Sunday, No.
at the W. K. Huntemann a. Son
Funeral Home, 5132 Georgia ave
NV. parking facilities, where
prayers will be said on Monday
November 20 at $50 am. REQUIEM
mass at st. Gabrie's Catholic
Church, 20 Grant circle NV, at q
am. Interment Gate OF Heaven
Cemetery. ~
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KASKE. FRED L. On wednesday,
Home Hospital, FRED FRED L. AZ KAs sESHsT oi
Hyattsville. Nd. father OF Leona M
Wanley, Harry r. Raske and Joseph
A. Kaske. brother of Ann E. Spar
and Herman c. Kaske Friends
and relatives may call at Soldiers
Home Mortuary from to ON
SATURDAY and Sunday, November is
and 10. Services will be held al
1915 am. Monday, November 90
at Soldiers Home Chapel Inter-
ment Soldiers Home Cemetery. ~
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DALEY. VIRGINIA PERKINS.

Thursday, November 10. 1861, al
Arllnston Hospital. VIRGINIA PEIt-
KINS DALEY Of 922 North Noting
ham ST.. Arlington, Va, beloved wife
Of George c. Daily, mother OF John
W. Daily. daughter OF Mrs. Carrie
Perkins and the late Archer S.
Perkins. grandmother Of john W,
r.. and Jean Marie Daily anu
sister OF Mrs Nancy Scott Mrs.
Ethel Bowie, Mrs. Carolyn Tompkins.
Mrs. Lillian Flynn, Mrs. Mary Ben
nett. Mrs. Marguerite Dahlsteao.
Thomas N. and James Perkins
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home, 2S41 Wilson blvd, Arlington.
Va, where funeral services will be
held on Monday, November 20. a.
pm. lnterment Arlington National
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JOYCE. CHARLES ". Sr. Officers
,uuGksD. and members Of Snyder
Former-Butler Post No. 3.
the American Legion. are
notified of the death OF
CHARLES v. JOYCE. ST.
VA American Legion services
will be held al the Robert
A. Humphrey Funeral Home. 1887
Wisconsin ave, Bethesda. Nd. on
Sunday, November 10, 1881 al
pm.
A. R. MAsINCUPPI Commander.
H. 7. McCLAY, Adjutant. 10
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Aratha

9PaIHH
BOSNIAN. HARRY C. Officers and
.LeN members OF
MYD S scores fa.s. cG b. ?. 8 6o'E E.
EAh are hereby notified Of
the death OF Brother
HARRY G. BOSNIAN.
ROBERT z. EsHELBRENER,
WILLIAM @. HERBERT. seey
GREEN. RABBI zEMACH. on Fri
day, November n. 1861 in Bos-
ton, Mass. RABBI ZEMACH GREEN
Of 506 Rittenhouse 81. NV, be-
loved father of Mrs. Aviya Stem
Peoria. III. and Rabbi Jason Green
Of Israel Rabbi Green rests at the
Bernard Danzsnsky q Sons Funeral
Home. 1901 18th ST. NV. through
neral services at the Hebrew Aead-
envy Of WASHINGTON. 6OI5 18th st.
NV. on sunday. November 10. at
10 am. Interment Ohev Sholom-
Tslmud Torsh Cemetery. ~
HORNE. JOHN F. on Friday. No
vember Il. 1861. JOHN F. HORNE
Q. 1901 Cooper, lane, B-ookcale,
Nd beloved husband Of Josephine
~ H Of 4n falhsT Of S J9hn d5o Hq m1s
jane Horne Green Of Las Vegas.
New; brother OF Ralph NJ Horne
OF New York City, Mrs. r. R. Toll
bert Of CulpepeT. Va; Mrs T E
archer OF Jacksonville, N. c.. and
William 3. Horne. Friends are
invited TO call at the Bethesda
CHEVY Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert A. Humphrey. Bethesda. Nd.
where services will be held on Mon
DAY. November 20. at II am
Entomoment Fort Lincoln Gene
HORNE, JOHN S. Comrades of Rich
-, United Spanish War Vet
l9ffSVFi Grams. will assemble at the
IFHafIGB Robert A. Humphrey Fu-
GS849 neral Home, 1857 Wiseon-
Iet sin sye. nv. on Sunday.
November 10 1861, at 3
nm. for services for our late COM
rsCe. JOHN 8. HORNE
JOHN J. sABINs, Commander.
JOYCE, CHARLES v. On Thursday.
November lB. 1861. CHARLES v
JOYCE Of $500 westward st. Be-
thesds, Nd. beloved husband of
MGssrgsTet O. joyce and father Of
VI. Joyce. Margare: Rosewas. Mary
joyce Hechmer of Wilmineton Del.
ano Frances Jane Fox. He also is
survived BY 20 grandchildren and
two sreat-srsndchildren Friends are
invited TO call at the Bethesda
Shevy chase Funeral Home Of
Eooert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda. Nd.
Saturday, Noyembnr rs after 10
noon; REQUIEM mass will be Offered
MONDAY November 20. at st. Peters
catholic Church. Olney. Nd At
Itu:bn am. Interment Gate OF
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LEHMAN. EDWARD. Suddenly. on Fri
gay; NoyembeI Z, 1861, EDWARD
loved husband Of Marion Lehman
He also is survived by two sisters.
Mrs. Pauline Cotton and Mrs. Fran
ces Shomes, both OF Boston. Mass,
Funeral services and !nterment
Soston, Mass, IOanzansky Funeral
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FOGG. JENNIE Z. On Friday. Novem-
Der II. 1851, JENNIE E. FOGG OF
1905 HarlinE lane. Bethesda. Nd.
beloved wife Of the late Walter
3. Fogs' mother Of Mrs. .Bernadine
,Condron Sykes Of Drexel Hill. Pa.
Friends ere invited to call from
% pm. Saturday. November is.
At the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home OF Robert A. Humphrey.
Bethesda, Nd. Private services SUN
day; November H. Interment Forest
Park III. 10
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KRAUSE, FLORA. On Wednesday
November Is. 1881, FLORA KRAUSE
Of B25 Hamilton st. NV, the be-
loved wife Of Ernest L. Krause
Funeral from the Walter W. Deal
NV. on Monday. November 90. al
30 pm. 1nterment Prospect Nil
cemetery. 10
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ROBERsON JUDGE FRANK N :

MORRISON, JUDGE FRANK. on Fri.
residence 1901 Connecticut ave- We
NV, JUDGE FRANK ROBERTSON
beloved husband of Lillian M. Rober.
son, father OF Frank F. Robertson
and Mrs. william 8. Carr Of Louis.
vile, Ky. He also is survived by
five grandchildren. Friends may
call at Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa
ave. NV. courtesy parking op.
positei after ! pm. Sunday, No
Vember 49, Services will be held
at the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church on Tuesday, Novem-
Der 81, at 2:l5 pm. InteTment
Arlington National Cemetery. %
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hAShEs FhEU. COmTades OF Richard
iEEla j. Harden Camp, United
b: ]; ]: = q;
IHH1SlHM our comrade FRED
I4NS&<&9 KASKE Interment United
etery on Monday. Noyem-
Der 20: 1891.
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KERR. CORA ID. On Thursday. No.
vember. 10. 1851 CORA b. KERR
Of l7Ol Park I'd NV, wife Of the
late Sterling Kerr Services at the
5. a. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 290i
l4th St. NV. tpaTking facilitiesl
on Monday, November 20. at II am
Interment Rock Greek Cemetery.
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RT E. EsHELBRENER,

WILLIAM @. HERBERT. secy
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day. November Il, 1851. at hel
5'sd' PScY } HRpS S9Rnf ssERE ot
merly Of Charleston. s. c.; beloved
wife Of the late William Thomas
Peake sister Of Mrs. H. c. Lowry
OF Kensington, Nd. and Mrs.
G. craig OF Chattanooga. Tenn.
w yHn Ti T5 M a. 5ssFs nckn ssrv anC
al the s. H. Hines Co. Funera
Home, 29Ol 14th st. NV. on Mon.
day. November 20. at 3 pm. park.
ing facilities. Interment Roca
Greek Cemetery. 10
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JILL ANETTE. on
Thursday. November 10. 1891. JILL
ANETTE MCDONALD. devoted
daughter Of Herbert and Grace
Polly Mcdonald. Notice OF funeral
later. Arranrements by the
Magruder Funeral Home.
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WILEY, NORRIS J. on THURSDAY
November rs, 1851; at washington
Of 240S Kirston St. West Hystts.
vile, Md, husband OF the late
Lillian 2. Wiley. brother OF Mrs
Jessie Self and grandfather Of Mrs
Betty Y. johnson. Mrs. Norma Rob.
erts, Mrs. Janet Smith, James
Richard, Allen and Lynn Kirtley
Home, 4th ST. and Massachusetts
ave. ne, where services will b.
he'd on Monday. November 20. al
10 am. Interment Glenwood Gene.
terry. 10
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FRIDAY y

q AN AGE OF KINGS.
Shakespeares Histories. IVA Hours. "The
Road to Shrewsbury" Henry ~. Part |.
Acts 3, 4 and S.
q HARRIcAN AND SON.
Drama "ShaII We Dance" The father
son team taneIe with a shady dance
school operator Pat o'Brien. Roger
Perry, Lee Patrick.
$50 q PLAYHOUSE.
Comedy "The Planned Picnic" Nan
and Dan tFabray and corey). unable to
agree on plans for the evening. initiate
minute by minute schedule for living.
q THE FLlNTST0NES.
Animated cartoons. Wife Wilma gets j
"hot piano" as an anniversary gift.
q ROUTE 66.
Adventure. Hour. When Tod and Bug
tMartin Miner and George Mahars) try
to assist family being forced off their
Utah ranch their aid Is met with unex-
pected hostility.
900 Cd TELEPHONE HOUR.
Music. Hour. Color. Almanac for Feb
ruary." Starring Polly Bergen with Carol
Lawrence. Russell Arms. Roberta Peters.
Theodor Uppman and Kelly Brown. High
lighting the show will be a recreation Of
the premiere of 6ershwin's Rhapsody In
Blue" Paul Whiteman conducting.
E.:I... \ :.A:.~. R>.S - D~an AZ
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Ronlp Scored
ByTudor Way
Al Gu|fstrearl

MIAMI, Mar. II (AP).-
Argentine-bred Tudor Way
romped a 10-length victory in
the $17.350 Appleton Handicap
at GulfStream Park, a prep for
next Saturdays 100000 Gulf
stream Park Handicap. Bill
Hartack scored his third VIC
tory of the afternoon on the
foreign horse.
The five-year-old son of Tu-
dor Castle had things all his
own way in a field Of eight. He
covered the mile and an eighth
in 1898 The crowd Of 81 ,204
made him a 17-10 favorite.
Nickle Boy, coupled with Mi
carlo as the Elmendorf Stable
entry, finished second, a half
length in front Of Derrick, win
|ner Of the Orange Bowl Handi-
cap at Tropical Park,
Tudor Way, who has con-
fined his racing to sprintS in
previous United States appear
a4ces, proved he could cover a
route. The Gulfstream Handi-
cap, in which he probably will
face the favored Yorky, will be
at q mile and a quarter.
However, j. j. D'AugoStino,
his owner, said after the race,
he will not make up his mind
about starting Tudor Way un-
til he sees the weights.
The Argentine horse paid
$3.70 to win, $3.50 to place and
$2.40 to show. Nickle Boy, with
Heliodoro Cuisines up, paid
$50. and $3.50. Derrick, a
length ahead of Trans-Way,
paid $3.50. Micarlo was fifth,
followed by Better Bee, Mos
lem Chief and Bourbon Prince.
ALI but Better Bee are ELI
gible for the 100000 race.
Tudor Way, who won three
Sprints at Hialeah, took COM
mand midway in the second
turn and increased his advan-
tage through the stretch.
Hartack, asked If he thought
Tudor Way could beat Yorky
and whether he'd like to ride
the horse next Saturday, said
II don't know whether he can
beat Yorky. Yes, I definitely
would like to ride him in the
Gulfstream. He's q nice horse. "
The winner earned a net of
$40, $780, It was his fourth VIC
tory in seven starts this year.
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Dr.. Rogers, Lotus III
Take Memorial Race

uled to come to the Middleburg
point-to-point meeting next
Saturday, where he again will
have a crack at Lotus III.
| There was some talk of a cut
flag after the big race today,
until it was determined that
the beacon in question merely
marked a rocky outcrop and
was not intended as a course
marker. The judges made it
official on the word Of the
patrol judges.
Lotus time Of 7:02.2 was only
nine-tenthS of a second faster
than the rattling race ridden
by Kathy KuSner in winning
the Clifton Cup for ladies on
Horace Moffet's Phalene. Coz
lily holed up in fourth place
while the front-runners ran
one another into the ground,
Phalene moved forward in the
last three-quarters of a mile,
pressed Gin Hickey so hard at
the next-to-laSt fence that he
was spilled and so. was Rider
Jenifer McGregor, who was
shaken up.
Horses turned out in droves,
10 going to the post for the
novice race, won by young
Richard Zimmerman on King
don Gould's Hurdy Gurdy.
DIR. Jenny Hurt
While there were five falls
only one left a mark on the
rider. DR.. Jacques Jenny Of the
University Of Pennsylvania vet
Urinary school was badly hurt
in the George Greenhalgh Me-
mortal when his mount, Fid-
dler, dumped him directly in
front Of Taylor Chewing on
Daddy Darling.
Both riders hit the ground
and Jenny was taken to Win
chester Memorial Hospital with
three broken ribs and a frac-
tured shoulder.
The. Sandy Baldwin Memorial, for
non winners, miles over Jumps: l.
Hurdy Gurdy, Kingdom Gould, Richard
zimmerman: Polish Ship. George
Paul Fout. Time-7:22.
The George Greenhalgh Memorial
ior owner-riders. 3 miles over Jumps:
d-Bolanee Boy, Richard B. Spindle;
2-Sagahash, Frank Bonsal, jr.: g.
TIIna S%nnny Hardtimes. Gerald saunier
The clifton Cup. for ladies, 8
esorI. ees Moftet, Kathy Kusner: 2-sir
@Uncie MoSE. 0pSGi SSTbaqs G~ne5TrldsG; cra6sI;nGs
oWner-rider. Time-7:O31.
The Joseph W. Lewis Memorial open
race. miles over timber: I-I,otus
III, Hunton Atwell, Dr.. Joseph Rogers:
@Pat A.B;, Col. Percy Hardon. Jack
boSley; S-Virginius, James II, Weekes.
owner-rider. Ttme-7:02.2.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
Don't Abb Scores by Nose,
Foyorite Fourth in SunJuon

mated at $4,000 turned out for
the end Of the 55-day Gneeting,
T.V. Lark, who had won five
100000 added races in his ca
reer but only one stakes at this
meeting, got off first.
But the pace soon became a
battle between Prince Blessed,
with Don Pierce aboard, and
First Balcony, ridden by Ray
York.
First For Shoemaker
Shoemaker found no luck
early and dropped back as fal
as eighth place at one stage
But as soon as he found racing
room, the pair came On with
speed and power.
Shoemaker has won almost
everything in sight in his years
at Santa Anita, but this was
his first victory in the San
Evening star., 1961-03-12
3Chonges
Are Made in
AL Schedule

BOSTON. Mar. II (AP).-
American League President Joe
Cronin today announced %
changes in the 1861 schedule,
all but three of them involving
Kansas City home games.
Twelve games scheduled for
Saturday night in Kansas City
were shifted to daylight. They
are Cleveland April %, Balti-
more May 6, Los Angeles June
II. Boston June "a, Minnesota
July /, Detroit July %, Wash
ington July 20, Chicago August
10, New York August 26, Min
nesota September 9, Cleveland
September % and Washington
September 80.
The other changes in the
Athletics home schedule in
volve realigning some double
headers for play on Sundays.
A June 26 night game with
Boston was Cancelled, and q
June rs Sunday single game
with the Red Sox was changed
to a double-header.
A July 2l"twi-night double
header with Detroit was re-
duced to one night game and
a single game with the Tigers
July % Sunday was changed
to a double-header.
A night game with Chicago
was Cancelled August 81 and a
single game with the White
Sox August 20 Sunday was
changed to a double-header.
A Minnesota twi-night dou-
ble-header August 8 was
reduced to a single night game
and a September 10 (Sunday)
single game with the twins was
changed to a double-header.
The other changes:
April 13, Chicago at Washington.
I pm, change from 1880 pm. start
w June 20, Chicago at Detroit tday
Ssms SS5Ssd Listed stssdu.1 ai night
August IL, Los Angeles at Cleveland
(day camel. changed from Q night
game, same date.
Evening star., 1961-03-12

Juan CapiStrano.
Don't Alibi won the San Luis
Rey handicap on the grass Feb
ruary 13.
He was purchased for $4,000
last year.
II was in trouble all the way"
Shoemaker said later. But ]
thought I had 1t won."
Longden blamed weight on
the defeat Of Geechee Lou. The
mare carried second high
weight Of 119 pounds. T. v.
Lark was high with 122 while
Don't Alibi packed 118.
"She turned in her usual
courageous race but as in pre-
vious engagements against
colts she was outweighted on
the scale. I think that was her
main difficulty today" Long
den said.