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ber through March. No hotel
or restaurant facilities are
planned. Officials of the prof.
ect said there is a sufficient
number of these already avail
able in Gatlinburg.
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Five Great Trains

Next vacation see to it that your children get the fun
and adventure Of crosscountry train trip There is an
entire fleet Of modern Santa Fe streamners waiting to
take them through some Of the most spectacular and
colorful country in all the world. Get aboard with
them. They'll never forget it Neither will YOU
Evening star., 1961-04-09
MACS HEAD, N. C.
MACS HEAD BEACH. N. C.

Ocean-frOnt rooms and bath with or
without air conditioning. One or two
bedrooms kitchen apartment with
screened pOrches. TwO.bedrOOm cOttaE Ees
on separate lots. Swimming pool and
TY. The Bel-Air Motel, XIII Devil
Hills, N. c., Phone SO67.
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visitors, and the Starved Rock
State Park, with 821,956
visitors.
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MIAMI AND THE CARIB.
BEAN ON $40 A DAY. BY

B. EIIl0tt hanbaf; 2UU PIP.
Grown; $2.50.)
Let's face it, fellow traveller
it's easier to find inexpensive
accommodations in Europe
than in Miami and the Carib-
bean. Witness the above title
and compare it with the re-
Gently published new edition
Evening star., 1961-03-26
Derby Hope
Is Trounced
On Coast

ALBANY. Calf. Mar. rs
(AP).-Alberta Ranches Four
and Twenty. a regarded Ken
tucky Derby prospect. beat
only one horse in a field of six
today in the $10,S5O San Fran
cisco Handicap at Golden Gate
Fields, won by Sea Orbit.
The previously unbeaten s.
year-old, running against older
horses for the first time, fin
ished Is lengths back Of Sea
Orbit in the one-mile race. Ro-
man Incense was second, two
lengths behind, and Sparrow
Castle third.
Four and Twenty had won
all four of his races, including
the 100000 added Santa
Anita Derby March 4. He ap-
|peared in trouble after setting
the early pace and all but quit
entering the stretch. AS he
left the track he seemed to be
favoring his left hind leg.
Sea Orbit, second choice in
the wagering, ran the mile in
1865 and returned $40, $4.4O
and $500, paying more to show
than to place because Four and
Twenty had been so heavily
bet by the crowd of 17,102
Roman Incense paid $7.20 and
$3.50 and Sparrow Castle,
$ls.4O.
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Newspaper Says
Pistons Plan to
Drop Kerbuwy

DETROIT. Mar. IS (AP).-
The Detroit News said today II
has learned w. Nicholas (Nick)
Kerbawy will not return as
general manager of the Detroit
Pistons" Of the National Basket
ball Association.
The News also said Kerbawy's
"so-called ironclad' contract for
81 million spread over 20 years
may be in for a court test this
summer"
The story was written by Pete
Waldmeir and datelined st
Louis, where he is covering the
NBA draft. Waldmeir said his
information came from a source
close to Fred Zollner, owner OF
the Pistons.
Kerbawy. a former general
manager Of the Detroit Lions
of the National Football League
recently was placed on what
zollner called inactive status
until July /. Zollner said Ker.
bawy had become involved ir
a fight among Lions stockhold-
ers for control Of the football
club. Kerbawy denied it.
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LoureI to Offer Variety
At Opening Saturday

Bromley of Laurel, who'll ride
him, will complete the field.
Bill will be asked to go 6
furlongs.
In 1911, two runners, r. L.
Sanford and r. Kennedy, won
rather handily with the horse,
Miss Jonah II, and two autos
bringing up the rear. Two
motorcycles also were sched-
uled to compete but couldn't
handle the heavy track.
The exhibition is scheduled
for 1880, with the regular
racing program scheduled to
start at 1880.
Jumping races will be held
at Laurel this year, after an
absence of many years. Two
handicap stakes, the $25, ,00O
Wilwyn on April 8, and the
$4,000 Laurel Anniversary
April 90, are scheduled.
The Chesapeake, a $25, ,00G
stepping stone to the Kentucky
Derby for some horses, is
scheduled for 3-year-olds April
Is. Other features are the $685.
900 Laurel Handicap April. %
and the home-bred Maryland
Derby on closing day, May 8
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Pied DOR 5 Late Rush
Wins Poumonok Cop

NEW YORK, Mar. IS (AP).
Calumet Farms Pied dor
rushed up on the outside in the
final so yards and won the
$27, 800 Paumonok Handicap by
a half length today before A.
ITO fans who bet $4,147,974 at
Aqueduct.
Fred w. Hooper's Winonly
the 2-to-l fayorite, took second
by q nose over Edith L. Prices
Yes You win. But the latter's
Jockey, James CcRnbest, claimed
foul against the runnerup, rid
den by Eddie Arcaro. However
the claim was not allowed.
Yes You VIII challenged Win.
only for the lead along the
| rail inside of the final eighth
Of a mile and was in tight quar-.
ters right down to the wire.
ROtx Rides Three
Jockey John Rotz was astridt
Pied dor for his third victory
of the afternoon. He also wor
the fourth with Dagda t$9.80l
and the fifth with Snow DUNE
($8.3O).
The Calumet colt, last in thl
early stages of the race, wa
the third choice and packed
100 pounds in the field of sever
Sprinters. He paid 5000, $4.5'
and $500. Winonly, who wol
his last three races In Florida
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carried 121 pounds and paid
$3.50 and $3.50. Yes You viii,
an invader from Bowie, had 121
pounds and returned $500 to
show.
The time for the 6 furlongs
was 1:10M on a fast track. The
track record is i:09.
Pied dor Charges
The Alamode Farms Mail
Order took the. lead at the
start, but after an eighth Of
| q mile Arcaro had Winonly or
1.-THE front end. They went into
| the far turn with Winonly still
leading, William Ewing's Foul
Lane second and Mrs. William
lWright's Moon Shot and Yes
You Will battling side and side
for third. Pied dor had movec
into sixth place.
With about a quarter Of {
mile to go, Winonly led BY
about a half length as Foul
Lane started to drop out ol
it and Yes You VIII began hi
move.
Suddenly, the Calumet Devil'i
Red and Blue loorned up or
the outside and while Winonly
and Yes You VIII were havinI
their private argument the 4
lyear-old son of Nasrullah- TIVE
Lea rambled on down outside
of that pair and captured thu
$1S,070 first prize.
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Laurel Race Course will usher
in It's Golden Anniversary year
next Saturday with q fanfare
Of pageantry blending the old
with the new.
The $1O,0OO-added Capitol
Handicap at six furlongs for s.
year-o -olds-and-up headlines the
days racing program. It drew
26 nominations. including Yes
You win. winner of the Camp
bell Handicap last year; Lady's
Maid, Kent Handicap victor
last season. and Moon Shot,
who won the recent Burch
Handicap at Bowie.
But before the days princi-
pal business gets underway,
Laurel will re-stage a unique
contest between o man, auto
and horse that created consid-
cradle interest in 1911.
Mel Torney of Rockville. Md.
who owns the Ford. will drive
that vehicle. Only SIS Torpedoc
were built. according to Torney
and he believes this is the last
one extant. He'll drive q full
mile
Jim Rucker, assistant track
coach at Maryland, will run
800 yards and "Bill," q stable
pony owned by Trainer Tommy
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Fernandez Stops
Piqou in TV Bout

NEW YORK, Mar. 25 (AP).
Favored Florentino Fernan-
dez Of Cuba tonight knocked
out Frances Marcel Pigou in
2:11 Of the second round of a
television fight at Madison
Square Garden.
The husky, 24-year-old Gu
ban hurt the 26 year old
Frenchman in the first round
and then floored him for the
full count with a jolting left
hook to the jaw in the second
round.
Marcel, blood trickling from
a cup over his left eye, fell flat
on his face. At the count OF
six he was on his hands and
knees but his eyes were glazed
He was still on all fours when
Referee AL Berl's count reached
10.
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BOWIE

Continued From Page C-1
Don Rickles, Amber Morn,
Moon Cloud, Rich Talk, Silky
Satin. Talent Show and jamie
Boy in that order.
Campbell was in the winners
circle to receive the trophy
from Don Lillis. Bowie presi-
dent. Bruce was fored to ex-
plain that he was no relative OF
the late racing secretary for
whom the race was named.
Gilbert was jubilant over his
most important stakes victory
Only two years ago at Bel Air
one Of Maryland's minor tracks
he was broke and having
trouble getting mounts.
II followed April Skies and
believe the strong breeze helped
to force him wide at the top oi
the stretch" Gilbert said. %
went to the inside and when J
hooked him I knew ! was goinl
to win"
Although Bowie enjoyed de-
lightful weather for its fina
Saturday Of the meeting, which
ends Thursday, both the crowc
and total betting Of 81, 1,657, ,05s
was far below officials hopes
Last year 20,376 turned out fol
the Campbell and wagering
reached 1,887,010.
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Moore Posts
Easy Victory

MANILA, Mar. Is (AP). -
Ancient Archie Moore lugged
20I pounds through 10 weary
ing rounds tonight but reg
istered an easy victory over
Buddy Turman Of Tyler, Tex,
in one Of the rare heavyweight
fights In the Philippine Is
lands. Turman weighed 1871
The crowd of $4,000 began
booing as early as the third
round. demanding more action
Moore, who defends his share
OF the world light-heavy-
weight championship against
Giulio Rinaldi in New York
June 10, was the aggressor
But he was too fat to move
fast.
Turrnan, who lost a decision
to Moore in Dallas last No
vember, retreated constantly
However. he received cuts over
his right eye, across his nose
and on both cheeks. He
clinched repeatedly when his
jabs failed to keep Moore
away.
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Priiory Beats
81. Anthony

CUMBERLAND, Md, Mar. rs
(AP) .-Priory of Washington,
D. c., defeated another District
team, st. Anthony. 1886, and
st. Marie Goretti Of Hagerstown
downed st. Mary's of Annapolis,
66.52, today in consolation
games Of the Alhambra High
School Catholic invitational
basketball tournament.
In semifinal action tonight
st. George Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
met st. Joseph's Of Natrona
Pa, and Towson's Immaculate
Conception played LaSalle OF
Cumberland.
Priory defeated st. Anthony
by scoring "a points in the first
half against only IS for their
opponents. Both teams had SO
for the second half.
Priory'S John Pratt led all
scorers with 80 points. John
Fantone had "a for st. Anthony
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Soccer Matches
In Quarter

The Washington Interna-
tionals. formerly Maggie's Soc
Ger Club, meets st. Gerard's
of the Baltimore League at
2:30 pm. today for the second
time this season in q quarter
final match of the Rowland
Cup. The game will be played
at Thirty seventh and Tilden
streets NV.
st. Gerard's has held the cup
for two years. They beat Mag
gie's in the finals last year in
Baltimore.
The British Lions engage
powerful Sledz's of the Balti-
more League at 2:30 pm. at
the Twenty-third street and
Constitution arienue field in
another quarter final cup
match.
In other league games today:
Central Valet journeys to Fort
Belvoir; Sehweigert battles the
Washington Sport Club at 2:30
pm. at Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets, NV. and Clear Spring
plays winless Fort Meade at the
Clear Spring High School field.
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Longshot Ties
Grass Record
AT Gu|fsfreanl

MIAMI, Mar. 25 (AP).-Brae
Burn Farms General Arthur.
close to the pace all the way,
went to the lead at the quarter
pole and won the $35, ,0OO-added
Dom Handicap Of Gulfstream
Park today by three lengths
Civic Guard was second, with
favored Merry Top II third and
Reparo fourth before a crowd
of 17,845.
General Arthur, ridden by
Larry Gilligan, equalled the
track record when he ran the
mile and a half on the grass in
2:25As. He paid $24.10, $14 and
$500. Civic Guard, who had LED
from the break to the head Of
tthe stretch, paid $16.5O and So
Merry Top II paid $3.40 tt
show.
Civic Guard Takes Lead
The 14-horse field broke ir
good order and Civic Guard
ridden by Walter ,(Mousie)
Blum, shot to the front going
into the far turn the first time
around. General Arthur settled
into second place, with Qui;
Star third and Postin fourth.
General Arthur moved along.
side Civic Guard at the three.
eighths pole, on the outside
and went by him on the turr
for home. Reparo appeared 6
thre at but flattened d out
through the drive. Johnny Sci.
lers finally got Merry Top Z
in high gear. but it was toC
Ilate.
In the final sixteenth, Gen.
eral Arthur drew out to a com.
manding lead, as Civic GuarC
just lasted to save seconC
money by a nose over fast
closing Merry Top II. Reparc
was fourth, a length and three.
quarters behind Merry Top II
Double Pays $6O2.4O
The daily double paid $6O2. Al
when Copihual (40.80) won thu
first race and Another Stor,
($35.50) took the second.
Blum rode three winners OF
the card. He scored with May
Landing ($7.40) in the thirl
race: Charlie z. ($15) in tn,
fifth, and interviewer $3.50 il
the eighth.
Blum now has II winners a
the meeting and has movel
into second place in the stand
ingS-eight behind Sellers.
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Jofre Stops RoIIo
to Retain Grown

RIO DE JANEIRo, Brazil
Mar. rs (AP).-Eder Jofre OF
Brazil retained his shore Of the
world bantamweight champion
ship tonight when Challenger
Piero Rollo Of Italy failed to
answer the bell for the tenth
round Of the scheduled 15-
round title fight after taking
a severe beating.
The undefeated Jofre is rec
ognized as the world bantam
weight champion by the Ma
tional Boxing Association OF
the United States and by South
America.
The result went down as o
technical knockout in the ninth
round.
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Greens Win
Squad Game
AtW&M

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Mar.
25 (AP).-The whites" kept
themselves in hot water all
afternoon with fumbles and
the Greens" finally took ad-
vantage Of them late today for
a 14-0 victory in the squad
scrimmage that climaxed VIII
liam 81 Mary's spring football
drills.
Fumbles set UP q safety and
touchdown for the Greens in
the third period, and the win
ners used. a 34-yard punt re-
turn by Halfback Roger Hale
as the springboard for a fourth
quarter score.
The entire first half was q
bruising defensive struggle with
neither team mounting a scor-
ing threat.
The first break came in the
third period when White quar-
terback Dan Armour, back to
punt, funbled in the end zone
and was trapped for a safety
by the middle of the Green
line led by Center John
Gravely.
Near the end Of the third
period, White Quarterback CAL
win Cox got a bad pass from
center when he went back to
punt and was tackled on the
13-yard line. The Greens scored
in four plays, with Hale plung-
ing the last yard.
Hale's punt runback from his
46 the White 20 set up the
final touchdown late in the
game. It took the Greens eight
plays to score, with Fullback
H. C. Thaxton bulling the final
yard.
%afFE EREEE -------9 g g Gldd
oreen-safety, .''white" ouarterback
Armour tackled in end zone.
Green-Hale I, plunge 9psss tailedl
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GuIfstreom Results

FIRST RACEPurse,. $500; clainn-
cas csDihaSyI haysdsIS1SS siSas up lsS nilss shso
SI.%asi.l SStmaissl tSin.S sSssl,sT'' aS S sSS s.SS
zest for Lie. charpentier. TscSs
ometer. Shag Wrack. Third Port, High
Order, Aymore. Commo-Miss, Chased
Dead heat for second.
SECOND RACE - Purse. S3.30O;
claimlnsi 4-year-olds up: 8 fariones.
Another A.. !. stsRy tA.y'nl $3.50 1920 9.5O
Y lens IN Lost 9 star sMon'lD 1910 900
Modern Are The Joker, switch eiay off.
pededon'e JOY. Tulsa Queen. Joust
About, Island King. Beechmont, Olym-
pla Blend. Time, 1:l04s.
DAILY DOUBLE t11-I1) PATD s602.4O
THIRD RACE--Purse, $1,000; claim
Ing. 3-year-olds; 8 furiongs.
Mays Landing (BlumD 7.aO 4.20 500
Sailor Man tFrazier) 0.1O 4.7O
Henry County tSellersl 3.2O
A. Brass Ts i KpuSkies; a ;v,, ,Shissl; & chsyalier
Time, 1:12.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. S3,7o0;
claiming Sl.l 4-yeaE.olds UP; 2 furlcngs.
Verds L1SSSls SCSsmSsr SS: SOeo sS sSS sSS SS
Beneli, Gayiad, Bayluc. On Leave,
Restricted, Summer Storm, Our Rocky,
CLASSY Shot Friendly Date. Time,
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; al
lowance: 3-ycar-olds;. LII miles.
GasrlIs Tss Es. 2 lsl|.1., SglPm, 1890 s ssS e
Kid Sullivan, Winged Victory,
Miss Fayettes q Senrac 81, Bronze Jet,
81 Valerie, carchev. Mieheiiy. Time
Bsnsinser entry.
SIXTH RACE -Purse. $500. al
loEarcs; y. 4 3;yssaT;;oIds: 9 turiones. !.
Covered Bridge tHartAekl $50 esd
Sun s 81 pisi pin"i. Commend. Mandate, S,xc
saint or Sinner, Pesadilla. Time,
A'AA1s.
.sssSy sssESyENTH TT ,,sAS RACE I1'rs rN'sss; $4,000
General Arthur lG'nj sale ix.00 SEQ
Civic Guard lBlum) 1850 S.fd
Merry TOP III (Seliersl 3.IG
Kins Grail. Tabs. Possir, Noble AssG, sel,
Quig Star, Prearo, Eiecto. Banal. Time,
2:25& !euuals track recordJ,
S' -
EIGHTH RACE--Purse, $4,000; al
lowanee; 4.year,olds upi furlongs.
Rooni And Board tIIartkl $40 3.S9
Better Bee (Anyoml 4,10
fdeology, Hymient, Hurry Home,
Count Hash. Albatros II. Time, 1t23ls
NINTH RACE--Purse. S3.So0; handi-
cap; 4.-year-plds and up: 1M miles
Camhalaehe (Hartackl $50 4.2O
Vince lg0l0momel 500
Date. Berthoid, Sinners Quest,
Trans Page, ponderIng Eve, Kirltaro,
Thuries, Baby Broth II. Doric. Time,
2.0b.
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SsS(cepyrisht. 1851, by Triangle Publications Inc)
FIRST RAcE-Purss; $500; claimins: 4:yesr-oas sns
sup furlongs Post 1885: off at once start GOOD wor
EASILY Winner, ". svsirYs BY shannon IL-vixsT
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xBEooMFiiiEEiE.TDS Il

ga. NICKOFORCMYN is plsdaer but meets an ln-
HEaEssIrUL III sIr h New Orleans invsder and won for .
EOAD must be @iven . chance.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
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y GWl@MCA NJ .. ARU@ueb H,fW 4.4W fV
AArehbishoD A. tTsrtasiiaj $40 400
Ssysrd. soSs Gem. Phi Flash
Jins Up, Joe r.. a-star Trust. Time.
aFfankel-MarienhOff entry.
SECOND. RACE - Purse, $4,000:
CFossruff (Woodhousel I.TO 500 $50
Am Cientifico (Comb'tI 500 500
1 First POI, stansway. Sc. an Eo Es9
ample. Good Sinner. Time. 1i12as.
DAILY DOUBLE Old PAID see go
THIRD RACE Purse, $500;
: Charni'g HlIdy tA'o) 500 SAC $50
NJ \ SSsS Scy ms1 SBouimesi., iTsy u o'4o s.SS sSS
Tiiiamore. Brisht Word @ TIM Time, a:s. i:s9M..
aGallo-Riyerside Farm entry.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. $4,000:
SAysss ryesss-Hla tRatz5 5maidens; - furIcngs. S mn
Scan sSS1i fhe asi sks tWooah,e, go" a.sS gs
Tommy Y. Jr, Controlling. cinder
Pfsassiis fsi jug. Jug. fine, as i.oS%s. oS%SsAi aaYin'
-, 4 g nAS Es--r y yrss, S1egV9t cialm-
ms nsCw 6'sssriSids 6ssss ;RCs fuslSSCCss sSC sSIo
Rope Halter tToodh'el S $50 $50
So What fhargolinD 1.sO
Bimenite. Challenged, Cousin Ken,
Fort Ca Risky Rebel. Time, 1:124s.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds; 8 furlongs..
qypsy Chest lYSth,Fl 5000 9.I9 GIG
Rfna RtmnAies (NFawara1 TIn
Plastic Foot, NeWsmonger, Twins
JOY, Captain Prince, New Line, Homo
lulu. Time, 1:l2%.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. SOS, 900
added: the Paumonok Handicap; 8.
Ssd SSs kSsh fa Spi iSHS i1pEH5SSnsss 200 soo
Yes You win (Combest) SEQ
Moon shot. b Four Lane. Nimmer.
Mail Order. Time, I:i04s..
Ewtns Cockfield Stable entry.
EIGHTH RACE 81 Purse. s3.7oo:
Easy Esss' Prey tBSuimstisS a.so s.so 'ssi s.sc
Joe Doaks tW00dhousel $50 4.sO
That Lucky Day (Arcarel $40
Inbert, Red Scrapper, Loisel. Cape
Gsa:nayeEals Rhine Wine Brieht Gem.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. s4.2oe: claim
RIIIy NH asiysaT.Slds aiyys IsS Sosd sd nP;s Hiles
Worla Ruler tOembestl A.SO 3.6ll
Main Contender (RotED $50
Arrant Bully, Beau Blue Harris
County, To The Colors, Sir Baker,
Lucie Manette. Time, 1:52.
q BsR stable-Ncdurck stable entry.
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$1,000; aIIowancesi 4.year.oIds

4. HIIH.hLI HUMANs was eutrun when overmatched
his as PVT mees far lesser here and should register
DIS seeoMa triumph Of the meeting. CALDER uneef A
Meek fiea IN the mua STAR ICE II eersain n i'm
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CHARTS OF BOWIE RACES

80. 80. NULL AND volD. s4.so, ss4o. JOHN HER
iHSnSHIe2$ls7s72
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iEEAkkL Oh TYRONE hAa had twe spgint races but
ssnsuId 40 better at this distance. EAGER BEAVER
takes on slightly better after winning hia IaTt HAM,
GLAy seeks bis third straight triumph but mght
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NINTH o, oAGEEu.,,s ss9oo. el.lins $4,000 10 sa,-

MY FLIGHT faees lesser opposition here ana hls
late rally SHOULD be good enough. SARATOGA PETE
stretch. P0sT FIVE rates an excsIlent ehance ~ she
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sECeSD aACE.r:r,: ssoOe' oaimins UsOOO,,

sM4 Big LEAGUE is b first.time starter trained by
E!s Bend anG faces an assiRnmens Ger hs debut
1AY showed speed IN bis first since eampalen
q New Orleans and win be tongh 70 eAtch LTkMAJ
lMxMed IN . fair effeft when fourth.
BMERD RACE--Purss, 5000, claiming Cs3,BOo 10
k9M S5g00l: 4-yeaFseas and up, MARYLAND foals: 8
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Aqueduct Results
BY the Associated Press

FERST RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ing; 4-year.olds and up; g furlongs
. Colonel r. 8. (Ruane) sic 4.d0 3.IG
Archbishop (TartaElial $40 4.OC
Nancess Rule (CoyI 4.5G
Jine Up, Joe r.. a-star Trust. Time
: 4 q 1FFsankel-Marienhoss entry
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sg3 CORNY GOSSIP aRops BIT and with switch 70
%9e&sy Arthur Chambsrs sheuld set bone first NIGHT
FOX was an impressive winner Laurel last fal ana
Tstes an excellent chance. SWEET SCAMP faves faaa
SFsek and uaight upset.
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DkSNA raced with far better company hast year I'm
Sns9sEy and Cnlcnes and locks like the right In
tnls mela: GREEK GIFT won earlier At the meeting
t!er SlT,VVS and u strong contender. TMYNK AGAIN
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Chart Of cempbeII on Poss c-l
g HD b. miles Post SSs off Sss start sood
eyer Jet Tralner p r. Altman vaues--s2276, S70O
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EIGHTH RACE ~ Purse. s3,7a0;
claiming; 4-year-olds up: furiongs.
Joe D0aks tW00dhOuse) $50 a.sO
That Lucky Day (Arcarol $40
Inbert. Red Scrapper, Loisel. Cape
Canaveral. Rhine Wine, Bright Gem.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
J Mondays selections Made for Fast Track
Post Tines 1:30 Pm
q eAcE-Psrss, sssoO; eiaimlns tss.SoO,; s.ysar.

- FOREVER BLESSING drops q 81 ,0OO after fniah.
ME fsgrth and should beat this weaker oppesltIen
sgEE BANDIT has finished third twice for $1,000
t4NDY FLIGHT als1 drops down . bit.
Evening star., 1961-03-26

SIXTH RACE-Purse. S3.700; claim
ms; 3syear-olds; g furlongs.;
Avalanche tC0mbest) 7.5O $50
Miss Standish (hEoyersl 7,lO
Plastic Foot, Newsmonger, Twins
JOY, Captain Prince, New Line, Homo
| lulu Time, 1.12A
Evening star., 1961-03-26
JOE KELLYtS SELECTIONS
AT BOWIE

1sszzeESSa .szeSssss JULIE iSSSS ,S ss sssrsssSs sss sSS.l
Su. SefSls rslESs xis sStrua = h debut
1D JOY Eas unfortunate IN his last being dissuai.
COMMENTS last at q route should Be throWn Sut NA
Evening star., 1961-03-26

gp: LIZ miIss Post 2;ss Of stsTt good; Won ric
rGameIn Vogue. Trainer. w. s. Moxley Vaiues-SI.62t
$500. $3.50, $125. Time 1:519s.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
DAILY DOUBLE a AND o PAM s2ee.ae

Two-dollar mutuels paid-IHEARso. S21O0 50 40, SIS
POLLY VALE, $40. $500. RUSTY BUNNY. $500.
: Handie-$l21137. Daily Double handle-$I57,97s.
Evening star., 1961-03-26

Two-dolar mutueis paid-TRIsH SPARK. $3.50. 5000,
Evening star., 1961-03-26

dreen-safety, t''White" Quarterback
Armour tackled In end zone.
Green-Thaxton /, plunge (psss
failed.
Evening star., 1961-03-26

FIFTH RACE-Purse. $3s500: claim
ing: 3-yearsolds; 9 furicngsa
Snow Dune tRotx) $50 $40 400
Rope Halter tN00dh'el $3.50 $50
So What fNTargolinD 1,90
\ Bimenite. Challenged, Cousin Ken,
Fort c.. Risky Rebel. Time, 1.12m.
Evening star., 1961-03-26

anG up turiongs Pcss 3;o5 otf At cnce start Focd
Wssge.55SSinemsl s5S5i Trainer T shaw. vsues-$1,95O
Evening star., 1961-03-26

Hsssss " so E % sSo
"a 90 a71
HSndie-S151,423
Evening star., 1961-03-26

SECOND RACE - Purse, $500; claiming: 3-year-olc
zsiaens: fuTlongs Post 2:03; off 2;0S; start good
glns Line Trainer, owner. Values-$1626' $500. $3.50
Evening star., 1961-03-26

EIGHTH RACE--Purse. $4,000; al
loWance; 4-year-olds up; z furlongs,
Intefvener tEsiuml $500 1850 $40
Roem And Board tHart'k> $40 2.50
ldeology, Hymient, Hurry Home,
Count Hash. Albatros II. Time, 1t2als
Evening star., 1961-03-26

NINTH RACE--Purse. s3.S00; handi.
Brigand Roi (Fraxier) 5000 1880 $50
Cambalsehe lHaFtackl $50 4.20
Date, Berthold, Sinners Quest,
Trans Page, pondering Eve, KiTltaro,
Thuries, Baby Broth II. Doric. Time,
Evening star., 1961-03-26

SECOND RACE - Purse, $4,000,
claiming; 4-year-0lds up: s. furlones
Another story (A'y'nl $3.50 1890 0.1(
Jen's Lost Star tM0n'lil Isle 6.Oi
David X. tBurry 3.i(
Dededon'e joy, Tulsa Queen, Joust
About, Island King, Beechmont, Olym.
pia Blend. Time, 1:l0sb.