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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-27
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-16
Freeway Tire Celebrates Grand Openir

Announcement was made this
week of the Grand Opening of
Freeway Tire and Auto Serv-
ice, 15608 Euclid ave., in East
Cleveland. This new retail op-
Grafton is the first of its kind
anywhere in the country.
lhe new business features
a complete line of Goodyear
tires, batteries, tubes and
auto accessories plus, a COM
plete line of Westinghouse
television, hi-fi, stereos and
small appliances.
A wide array of toys and
other gift items for every
member of the family is also
available in the beautiful new,
modern store.
A first for East Cleveland is
the all new modern automatic
car wash where you can have
your car spotiessly cleaned in
less time than it takes to
browse through the new busi-
ness establishment.
A modern service department
completes the operation with
all the latest service equipment
and stated by f a C or y
trained personnel on hand to
serve your every need, whether
it be to have a tire mounted, a
wheel alignment, brakes ad-
justed or general repairs to
your car.
Adjacent to the store is a
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-16

large parking lot available free
to Freeway's new customers.
Elsewhere in today's edition
can be found a full page ad
promoting the many Grand
Opening Specials that will be
available, plus the numerous
free gifts suitable for any
member Of the family.
During the Grand Opening
Celebration, Freeway Tire and
Auto Service will observe spe-
'cial hours. Thursday-Friday-
Saturday, 8 am. to 8 pm. and
Sunday from s am. to 6 pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-16

The East Cleveland Shaw High
Cardinals, after spottipg the Bar
berton Magics a pair of first
quarter touchdowns, rolled back
to subdue the Akronites 80 to
IA last Friday at Shaw Stadium.
The Magics, after running the
leading kickoff back to the Shaw
SO, scored on the first play from
scrimmage on SO yard run by
their quarterback.
After holding the Cardinals,
the Magics again took over the
ball and marched 63 yards to
score on a pass play to lead IA
to 0 at the end of the first quar-
ter. The Cardinals defense sud-
denly came to life and shut out
the Magics for the remainder
of the contest.
| The Cardinal offense started
to roll early in the second quar-
ter, as they travelled 81 yards in
II plays and Bruce Matte
plunged over from the 2 yard
line for the score. Matte also ran
for the extra points.
Late in the second quarter,
combining the running of Ken
Golash and the passing of Matte
to Bob Richards, the Cardinals
scored the equilizer as Golash
drove over from the one.
Early in the third quarter,
Coach Don Drebus's charges
I again started a long drive, as
they ground out 60 yards in II
plays with Matte again sneaking
over from the two. Matte then
passed to Richards for the PAT.
Late in the fourth quarter, aft
er pass interception by half
back Mike Malice, Matte broke
loose up the middle for Al yards
and the Cardinals final I'd. He
then passed to end Wilson Rick
for the final Cardinal points Of
the evening.
The Cardinal offense was
sparked by the outstanding run
ming of Senior Ken Golash, who
carried the ball "a times for 1873
yards and 81 average.
Special commentator should
also go to the outstanding Shaw
line, especially the two guards
Bill Dornback and John Min
| gione, who opened many holes
throughout the evening.
The defensive team, after a
shaky first quarter, again settled
down and proved to be one of the
outstanding units in Shaw High
history.
This victory, the fifth in a
row for the Cardinals, closed out
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-16
| Social Evening For
st. Joseph Mons

ST. Joseph's Mothers Guild
will hold monthly meeting, Mon
day, Nov. Goth, at 8 p. m. in the
school cafeteria.
A program Of fun, games, and
awards will be the social event
of the evening, and refreshments
will hp served.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-16
BLUE ARMY
HOLY LAND TOUR

The Blue Army Of Our Lady
of Fatima, Cleveland division
is sponsoring a 15-day tour OF
Rome and the Holy Land.
To be known as the North.
ern Ohio Catholic Tour, the
group will visit many shrines
throughout the Old World
They will fly from New York
Jan. goth and return Feb. 4th
Information may be received
or reservations made by call
ing either EN-. 1-5499 or CH
1-7476. After z p. m. call LA
1-6643.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-16
WEDDING ANNOUNCE.

MENTS? When sending your
engagement or wedding notices
to this paper, why not check
on our printing? We do topnotct
work on formal announcements
and at reasonable prices
Stop in or call The SCOOP
printing shop. GIL. 1883.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-16

OSU Alumnae
Ohio State University Alum
nae of Northeast Cleveland con-
venes at the home of Miss Jean
Halberg, 2844 Chadbourn, or
Thursday, Nov. 18th, at 8::3C
p. m.
Novel ideas for inexpensive
Christmas decorations are re-
quested from each member.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-16
NEW BUSINESS IN TOWN.

NEW BUSINESS IN TOWN.
Above is pictured the COM
pIeieIy new Freewoy Tire
and Auto Service at 1903
Euclid ave. in Eost Cleve-
land. This new business is
the first Of its kind and
features Eosf Clevelond's
only automatic cor wash.
Story on Crond Opening
con be found elsewhere in
this edition.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-16
Cardinals Bomb
Barberton In
Season Final e

another fine season for Coach
Don Drebus and his staff, as
they won seven, while dropping
only two.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

'eacher and realize individuals
are as different as his finger
prints.
i"e problem is how tn ac-
cept and help develop the dill
.erehceS among individuals.
creative people are important,
teachers of Home Economies
must introduce new garments
so that her wardrobe will nav,
ileXibility, but no was,erul
orphans" Teen ayers spena
ten billion dollars each year
ana 22'' last year was spent
on treats.
We need I" teach by the in
ouctive way. meaning we pre-
sent lessons in such wav
mat students from their own
congratulations. She closed
with this statement. Some
minds are like Concrete. mix
ed up and permanently set"
Plans were made concerning
the meeting in Bladenboro.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
Home Economics
Teachers Meet
BY-ESTHER COLLIER

81 County NOcatlOnal Home
Economics Teachers met at
lallSboro on Sept. 18th.
Miss Ann JesSup, President
called the meeting to order.
The Secretary and Treasurer.
Ms. Ada Melvin read the
minutes of the last meeting.
Inc high lights OF the meeting
were Mrs. Ora Avants talk on
"parcnthoOd in A Free Nation"
and How To Teach An Adult
Glass On This Topic" Mrs.
Esther Collier gave IA few
trends in home economies. She
said 10 teach critical thinking
by label study and know the
ideal label. Teach Creative
thinking by being a Creative
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

October II. Information Mas
gwen IL each OF the ten teach
els on their duties.
Del ciouS refreshments were
served by the hostess, Mrs.
Mary Collier Williamson of the
HallSboru Home Ec. Dept.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
II Pound. z o..
Founder Tops
In Fish Rodeo

y ilounder weighing ll-pound.
iZ-ounceS after being scaled
ana cleaned. won a frs, place
prize for Eural T. Bolick OF
S'atesvillc, n. c. in the Grand
Strand Fishing Rodeu.
Bolick'S founder is an all
ume record for the lO-ycar
Grand Strand Fishing Rodco
The previous record was held
nN Click Harrison of Myrtle
Beach with his lO-pound e.
ounce founder entered in 1859,
Bolick made the catch from
Inc Inland Waterway AT tho
Little River bridge and the
fish was weighed in at Cherry
Grove Pier.
The second largest founder
was weighed in at Alex Marina
by angler f. W Rickenbach OF
Reading. Pennsylvania and tip
/ ped the scales at 6-pounds TO-
| ounces.
a 9-pound spot tail bass wins
a $40 check for Orris Carpen-
tel of Charlotte, n. c. Carpcn-
t"rS catch was taken from the
surf at Garden City and weigh
ed in at Garden City Pier.
Ellison Smith of Columbia,
=. {. won second place with
6-pound l = ounce spot tail
caught a. Litchfield Beach.
y 6-pound i-ouncc Sleeps
head wins first prize for Ed
ward Self of Murrcls Inlet. Alex
Marina weighed the fish. Rusty
Carter of Tabor City pulled i'm
a i-pound lD-ounccr for sec
/ Cnd place.
Leo Mcdaniel used cut null
/ let to boat a 5-pound 8-ouncC
4 drum in MurrcllS Inlet. Sec
ond place was won by Sonny
3 Matthews of Florence. Both
fish were weighed in at Alexis
Marina in MurrellS Inlet. Dav-
id {. Colvin of GaStonia. n. c.
wins third with 2-pound l.
Cunccr weighed in at the Ocean
Plaza Pier.
\ 4-pound 6-OuncC trout
wins $40 for Ivcy KnitcS of
Myrtle Beach. The fish was
weighed in at Hughes Landing.
Click Harrison of SurlsidC
Beach trollcd spoon and
l2tched on TO a 3-pound r.
ounce spanish mackcrcl. The
catch was weighed in at Nuts
Marine Sales in Myrtle Beach.
The surf at Litchficld Beach
yielded 3-poUnd pompano
for Rev. f.. w. Hunter of
Georgetown. PawleyS Island
Per was The location of tho
weigh-in.
Surfside Pier weighed in a
first place whiting for Harold
Skinner of the Myrtle Beach
Air Force Base. The fish was
taken from the surf al Long
Bay.
The Grand Strand Fishing
ROdcO is free to all who enter
and is sponsored by the Great
or Myrtle Beach Chamber of
/ Commerce. For a free folder
with information on the fishing
event. write to the Greater
Myrtle Coach Chamber of
/ Commerce. p. O. Box 1917.
Myrtle Beach. 80. S. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
ATTENTION HOUSEwI We 5

Get those ChrlStmaS dis
off your mind. a few OPEN
ings now available in neigh
Dorhood territories. We train
you to show Avon CoSmct-
les. For interview call RO p
1868. Wilmington. Openings
for white and Negro. 9/27ch
Evening star., 1961-12-08
Topers Lose
Services Of
Gene ConIey

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 8 (AP)
The Washington Tapers have
lost the services of Gene Con-
ley. who was just rounding into
form. for several weeks. a
doctor reported yesterday.
Conley. who scored 20 points
for the Washington American
Basketball League entry for the
first time this season in its
123-1l7 victory over Hawaii
Monday night, broke a bone in
his left hand during fight in
Honolulu Tuesday night.
DR.. Robert Kerlan. who
treated the hand yesterday
said Conley suffered a spiral
fracture of the fifth metacar-
pal. He said the Done should
heal satisfactorily.
The fight broke out near the
end of the game.
Somewhere along the line,'
Conley said, Il hit. this guy
I don't know where. The hano
started swelling up right away
Most of the guys were tirec
because we'd played five game:
one after the other and thai
makes tempers flare quicker
I don't want to make a bis
thing out Of it,"
The player Conley hit wa
Fred Sawyer, Hawaii center.
Conley arrived here with tht
Tapers Wednesday night. The!
play the Los Angeles Jets her,
tomorrow and Sunday.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
Pim|ico Cup
Has Field Of 6
BY a star staff Correspondent


BALTIMORE, Dec. S.-The
Pimlico Cup, longest stakes race
of the Maryland racing season
at two and one e-sixteenth miles,
drew a field of six for tomor-
rows final weekend program
of 1861.
Mrs. Henry Obre's Hunters
Rock, winner Of the Dixie
Handicap earlier on the turf,
will be top weight of the field
under 116 pounds.
Hunters Rock will be giving
s to 10 pounds to his rivals who
include Walter j. Polino, jr.'s
Brides Rock, 1l0; John S. Bur-
rows Dirce. ll0; True Davis,
jr.'s Recitatif. 1903; Bayard
Sharp's Sunshine Cake, 107
and Mrs. E. H. Ellison, jr.'s Sun
Energy. LOG.
The versatile Maryland bred
in addition to his Dixie victory
has been second in two jumping
stakes. the Elkridge and the
Promise and finished third in
the Sanford, run on the turf
He will be ridden by Frank
Lovato who handled him ir
the Dixie.
Brides Rock was the winner
of the Grassland at Arlington
Park. He also was runnerup in
the Arch Ward at Sportsman's
Park.
With six starters the Pimlicc
Cup will have a gross vale oi
S10.700 with the winner getting
$685. if they all go.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
Nets GetAshburn
In Cash Deal

NEW YORK. Dec. 8 CAP).-
The New York Nets purchased
Outfielder Richie Ashburn, for
mer National League batting
champion. from the Chicago
Cubs in a straight cash trans
action today,
Ashburn. "a. batted .257 in
109 games last season. He is a
veteran of IA years in the Ma
tional League, IL with the Phil
lies with whom he won the bat
ting crown with a $50 average
in 1858.
A spokesman for the Nets,
who begin playing operations
in 1862, said Ashburn likely
would be alternated in center
field with Joe Christopher.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
Bones oyIor
SoysMorshoII
Was Fair

To hear Hugh (Bones) Taylor
tell it, Sam Baugh and George
Marshall are might close with
a buck, but he has a great deal
of admiration for both because
they are extremely fair.
Taylor spoke last night at the
Alexandria Grandstand Mana
gers annual football meetings.
Bones, who played for the Red
skins from 1947-54 and holds all
of the club pass-catching rec
ords, said:
"Mr. Marshall runs a high
class operation. He never broke
a promise he made to a boy.
He was fair, but never extrava-
CANT"
Taylor jumped to Canada
after 1854 when he and Mar
shall couldn't see eye to eye on
a salary. Bones said that was
the biggest mistake he ever
made, pointing out that in Can
ada they expected him. of all
things, to play defense.
Baugh, who threw many
touchdown passes to Taylor in
Washington, now is his boss
Sam is the head coach Of the
New York Titans of the Ameri-
can Football League and Tay-
lor is one of his assistants.
Sam is the same as Mr.
Marshall in that he is extreme
ly fair" Taylor pointed out
He also isn't what you might
call extravagant. I remember
one time Sam bought me a
milk shake. I wouldn't have
felt better if he had given me
$100, 900. 1t was the first time
l had even seen him spend &
quarter"
Taylor doesn't think that
Baugh will ever become coach
of the Redskins, even though
he has heard some rumors tC
that effect. Bones pointed Out
that Marshall always wants g
full-time coach, and Sam woulc
not give up the off-season
pleasure of being on his ranch
in Texas with his family.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
FuIImer, Poret Likely
To Go Route for Title

LAS VEGAS, New, Dec. 8
(AP).-The consensus of the
critics today was that rugged
Gene Fullmer and Benny kid
Paret will travel the full 15-
round distance In their fight
tomorrow night for Fullmer's
share Of the world middle
weight championship.
Spokesman for the 30-year-
old Fullmer from West Jor-
dan. Utah, and his 24-year-
old rival from Cuba, who holds
the undisputed welterweight
title, seemed TO agree.
The attraction goes on in
the Las Vegas Convention Gen.
ter with national television
coverage (WMAL-7 in Wash
ington at 10 pm.
Fullmer is a 81 betting
favorite.
At stake will be his National
Boxing Association crown. It
will be his seventh defense
since he won the title from
Carmen Basilio in San Fran
cisco August %, 1859.
Paret's welterweight title will
not be at stake. AS far as the
Nevada State Athletic Com
mission is concerned, and ap-
parently the NBA as we'll,
Paret will reign over both di-
visions If he beats Fullmer.
This Paret is a very strong
tough fellow and I look to him
to give Gene a very tough
fight" said Marv Jenson, Full
mer's manager.
you look at his record
who's knocked him out?" Jen-
son inquired.
He was reminded that Emile
Griffith knocked out Paret in
the 18th round to win the well
terweight title in Miami. Fla.
last April /.
Jenson had a ready answer.
II have learned that Paret
was a sick man for 10 days be-
fore that fight. That may ex-
plain it. And remember he re-
gained the title when he beat
Evening star., 1961-12-08

Griffith in a rematch in New
York last September"
Manuel Alfaro, Paret's man.
ager and also a native of Cuba,
viewed the possibility of a
knockout this way:
"Paret has been trained to
fight 20 rounds. I never look
for a knockout. If there is go
ing to be one. I would be sur
prised because knockouts come
Unexpectedly"
Fullmer has stopped % Of his
SO opponents and been knocked
outs in Al matches and the
Robinson in 1857.
Paret has scored nine knock
outs in Al matchese and the
loss to Griffith was his only
knockout defeat.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
Kongoroos Defeat
japanese Mutmen

The Australian Kangaroos
defeated Mr.. Sato and the
Great Toga. japanese stars. in
last nights wrestling feature
at Capitol Arena.
Arnold Skoaland and Don
Curtis drew in the semifeature.
In other bouts. Skull Muir
ply and Brute Bernard de-
feated jolly Charlie and Tomas
Marlin. Mighty Atlas whipped
the Angel, Baba the Giant dis
posed of Gregory Jarque,
Bruno MARITIME pinned Swede
Hanson and Steve Stanlee won
over Miguel Perez.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
SpeegIe, Ibo Get
Confidence Vote

SALTWATER. Okla, Dec. 8
(AP).-Hank Iba. Oklahoma
State University athletic direc-
tor. and Football Coach Cliff
Speegle got a vote of conf
dence today from the schools
administration and regents.
Without a dissenting vote
regents approved an athletic
cabinet recommendation reaf-
firming confidence in the two
and in the schools program oi
athletics.
No basic changes were rec
commended. This apparently
killed a movement by some ele.
ments to replace Speegle anc
shake u pthe athletic program
Evening star., 1961-12-08
District Heights
Boys Club Sets
3 Benefit Games

The District Heights Boys
Club will sponsor three games
Sunday in the annual Christmas
Bowl for the benefit of the
Boys Club athletic fund at
Suitland High School, starting
at noon.
The first game will be a 100
pound clash between Forest
vile and District Heights. At
/ o'clock the District Heights
1l5-pounders will play Green
Meadows. and at 2 pm. the
feature will be a l35-pound
game between District Heights
and College Park. The District
Heights 135-pounders were fl
nalists in the Prince Georges
County League.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
Steers Boost
Western Lead
To311 Games

The Kansas City Steers,
coached by Jack Mcmahon,
look more and more like the
team to beat in the american
Basketball League.
The Steers. with Nick Maths
scoring rs points, whipped San
Francisco, 90-87, last night for
their fourth straight victory
their 18th in the last IS games
and their 18th against five
losses overall.
That squirt has been enough
to push the Steers into a 81
game lead over second place
Los Angeles in the Western
Division and at 1875 they have
by far the best record in tn;
league.
Closest to them are tn,
Cleveland Pipers, top team las
year in the now defunct Ma
tional Industrial League. TIL
PiperS lead the East with
1873 mark after swapping
brief slump and beating tn
Chicago Majors. 107-88, las
night. In the only other gam
played, Pittsburgh snapped
five-game losing streak b.
beating Los Angeles. 107-93.
Johnny Cox was the Cleve
land star with "a points. Min
of the former Kentucky ace
points came early in tn,
fourth period when the Piper
broke away from a scant two
point advantage.
Young Connie Hawkins, onl,
a year out of high school il
Brooklyn, led Pittsburgh will
81 points.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
B-CC's WrestIers
Score 1870 Victory

Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School scored a 1920 wrestling
victory over Northwestern yes
terday at Northwestern.
B-CC was paced by Scott
Ferguson, Kevin McElvain,
Scott Wade and John Whit
taker.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
Blair High Shooters
Score Over Wilson

5 Montgomery Blair High
Schools rifle team has begun
its season on a winning note.
Blair opened its season yester-
day by defeating Wilson High,
1881 1858 at Blair.
Richard May was Blair's top
scorer with 282 out of a possible
300.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
North Gets Whistler

MIAMI. Fla, Dec. 8 (AP)-
Iowa End Bill Whistler has
been assigned to the North
team for the annual North
South All-Star football game
Christmas night in the Orange
Bowl stadium. Whistler is a
draft choice Of the Washing
ton Redskins.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
Racing Results
Pimlico

lst-S2. 500; Gins: 3-vos: II. miles
Hidouble tShuk) 500 l.S0 3"O
Speed to Spare UovatO) 40 g. 10
Gary Dick tNasiD $50
Show, Wood County, Aldie Miss, Carroll
Road, Flaming Era, Harwood, Mode!
Deb Time. l4a
2d-S@ 500; clmg; 3-vr.; 6 fur.
Mr.. Billy Page FerrAro) $50 $50
Our Bonnie s. tSiStol $40
Our Gain, aPtrick G., Dark Waters.
Brother Handy, Wings of Wind. Ski
Bunny, CorpoSant, Parsifal, ssipkin' s
RaWn. Time, 1858.
DAILY DOUBLE (11-7) $500
Evening star., 1961-12-08
Bisons to Face
St. Paul at Home

Howard University's basket
ball team returned home today
to prepare for tomorrow nights
game with st. Paul of Balti-
more, which beat the Bisons,
74-7T, Monday.
The Bisons lost their fourth
game in five starts this season,
58-55, to Virginia State in a
CIAA game last night at
Petersburg. Va. Howard had a
three-point lead at the half but
fell behind to stay early in the
fl,;rd a,,oy4a,.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
BASKETBALL SCORES

SERVICE
Camp Lejeune 93 - All. Sub. Fleet 62
CAMELLIA BOWL TOURNEY
(FinaD
Saera'to ST. 60 Cal Poly POmona) 81
(Third)
Alameda State rs Pacific (OreE.) &c
GEORGIA INVITATIONAL TOURNEY
First Round)
billiard 81 Clark (GaD 81
J. c. Smith so South Carolina st. II
Prairie View 106 ~ Benedict 16
Southern ua) 81 Morris Brown 81
GRAMBLING INvITAT1ONAL
TOURNEY
First Round)
TouEaloo SS Wiley 81
Alcorn Ann 85- Teas COLLEGE 81
Grsmbling 100 Miss. Vocational 60
Evening star., 1961-12-08
Walter Reed Wins

Walter Reed coasted to its
fourth straight MAISAC VIC
tory last night, 81-54 over Fort
DERRICK (Md.) at Walter Reed.
Evening star., 1961-12-08

PoRTRAYER is much improved and should make II
two in q here. PAULS JOY will be tough to beat.
ROMAN BREEZE Is capable of upsetting.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
ABB STANDINGS
WESTERN DIvIsl

RESULTS LAST NIGHT
Kansas City, 90; San Francisco, s.
Cleveland. l07: Chicago, S.
Pittsburgh, 107; Los Angeles, 90.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
Fans Chart for Sundays
Redskins 5teeLers Game
STEELERS
REDSKINS

Here the player numbers for Sundays Redskins
SteelerS game at D. C. Stadium:
Evening star., 1961-12-08

, TROJAN JEWEL lost his rider leaving the gate In
his last but has been training nicely and gets the vote
here ROSE NET, from the Foxcatcher Farm, fifth
in the Queen County Handicap and probably will be
favored KURH SAN will be running late,
Evening star., 1961-12-08
BEST BET-HUNTER's ROCK


Turf and Paddock Stable entry
BILLS WISH defeated similar earlier and looks
best here. FAST PAL breaks fast Is the
and beat RAFFLE TICKETS last excellent for
$1,000.
Ks, XII xxx1O pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
SECOND RACE-Pur,.. $500, claiming 0s,SOo

ALL GONE was convincing winner fer 81, 900 and
seems to be In an easier spot here. BAD MAN is
the to beat having for $500. BOUNTIFUL
LADY should take a money spot
Evening star., 1961-12-08

VELVET BOWS Is better than her last when
third and looks best in this field Of 2year-olds PET
BOMB will battle to the wire. BETTY GARVEY
for 5000 but meets slightly better here.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
EIGHTH RACE-Pimlieo Cur Handicap; $4,000 added;
3-year.oldS nd mn; = mills

HUNTERS ROCK the Dixie Handicap at a
mile and q half and can handle this distance, SUN
SHINE CAKE looks like the principal rival BRIDES
ROCK shot Id take q spot.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
JOE KELLY.S SELECTIONS
At Pimlico

Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time l Pm.
FIRST RACE-Purse, S?5OOi claiming (S3,SOO)i s.
Evening star., 1961-12-08

=, kINUS HILL upset Q ROOd HeTd OF E-year-0Idk In
his last and seems to be In spot TO win again BABU
bush steps up after winning at Laurel. ASTOUNDED
might take Il all after being second three times and
winning earlier In New Jersey.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; allowance; 3.year-
Olds and furlonEs lturf

TUSCANY POMP has enough speed to lead through
out In this sprint the turf JUST WAITING looks
like the one to beat. TUSCANY SPY will battle to the
wire.