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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
Our Jeep Sets
Atlantic City
Track Record

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., Sept
80 tAP) John NJ. Schiff's Our
Jeep set a track record for a
mile and one half on the turf
when he won today's $4,000
added Ocean City Handicap be-
fore a crowd of 81, $50 fans.
The winner had been away
for three months and Jockey
Sam Boulmetis who rode him
had just gotten up from a 10
day, suspension. Thev proved a
compatible team. 81
Our Jeep carried 113 pounds
over the marathon distance in
2.28A5, knocking one fifth Of a
second off the mark held by
Stratus.
Walnut Hill Farms Harmon
iztng was slight favorite and
was the runnerup, three lengths
away from the S15,4o5 price
award.
Thomas C. Eastman's Ram
came from out of a well packed
bunch to take down third
money over Mrs. @. A. S. Nc
Kean's Tricolor II.
Our Jeep returned S6.40,
$3.50 and $3.50. Harmonizing
returned $40 and $3.50 while
Ram brought back $40.
Brae Burn Farms His Leg
end who set a track record
earlier in the meeting, was
rushed into command by Wal
ter Blum in an effort to steal
the race. He led most of the
journey. but began to weary as
thes patient runners who had
bidsd their time put on pres
sure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
Sub Quarterback
Sparks Citadel

CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept.
80 CAP) Sub Quarterback Sid
Mitchell fired two touchdown
passes to lead The Citadel to a
20-l2 Southern Conference
football victory over Davidson
tonight.
He hit End Charlie Brendle
with a 60-yarder and End Ed
Gould with one for II yards,
both for touchdowns. Bobby
Crouch's 34-yard runback of an
intercepted pass provided The
Citadel's third touchdown.
Davidson Quarterback Earl
Cole passed for both Davidson
scores, to End Jerry Sheffield
for SIS yards and to End Booker
Clark for 8 yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
Seven Choices
Win Races al
HauerstoWn
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racine Editor

HAGERSToWN, Md, Sept.
3O-Bertram Wright's Chau-
mar Belle topped a parade of
winning favorites at the Ha-
gerstown track today, register
ing a length triumph at $3.50
for 2 in the featured ST. 800
Henry j. Carroll purse.
The 6-year-old mare was the
seventh favorite to click during
the crisp afternoon as most of
the crowd of 1922 kept the
cashiers windows busy.
Through the first eight races.
the only choice to fail was VIM
dust in the second race. Tiller
Ep, a close second choice at
$7.40 won this one. completing
a $685. daily double. Tiller Fps
straight return was the highest
of the day.
The ninth race went to More
Music, a second choice at $500,
as the favored Head Dancer
finished out of the money.
In the feature race. Chasmar
Belle found room along the in
side on the backstretch and
unfinished Mr.. Buck B., a 42-1
shot who paid $500 to place
Heliobubble in contention most
of the way in the mile and one
sixteenth event was third, a
length farther back.
Trainer James K. Fockler
Saddled two winners today,
sending out Tiller Ep and Rhy-
spring, a $500 choice who took
the seventh.
Betting on the first Saturday
of this l2-day meeting was a
somewhat Disappointing $780,
271.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
Long Run Gets
LSU Rolling

BATON ROUGE, La, Sept.
80 (AP). - Halfback Wendell
Harris, long touted as a sue
cessor to All-America Billy
Cannon, swept 81 yards down
the sidelines for a touchdown
tonight as Louisiana State de-
feated Texas AIM. 1871, be-
fore $4,000 fans.
Harris, a 5-foot-ll l97-pound
senior from Baton Rouge, took
an Aggie punt on his 38-yard
line in the fourth quarter and
followed a wall Of blockers to
the end zone.
The long dash breathed life
into the sagging Tigers who
scored another touchdown
with less than seven minutes
remaining TO sew up the vic.
tory,
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Yankees Muscle Given Solid Edge
Over Cincinnoti's Errotic Defense

and Coleman at first round out
the infield. Freese has a repu-
tation as a scatterarm but has
turn to New York after an off
day Tuesday and resume
been playing good ball this
season.
Berra, Mantle and Maris are
the Yanks' outfield, with pos
sible replacement of Berra by
Hector Lopez against a lefty.
Robinson, PinSon and Wally
Post, with either Gus Bell or
Lynch against a Highlander,
are the Reds outfielders.
Cincinnati "ShOOk Up"
Cincinnati is AL shook UP"
about its first pennant since
1910 and only its third World
Series. The Reds won in 1919,
the year of the Black Sox scan
dial, lost to the Yanks in 1899
and beat Detroit in seven
games in 1910, winning those
last two remnants under Bill
McKechnie.
The Yanks are old hands at
this thing except for Houk, who
won the first time out as sue
cessor to Casey Stengel. The
Yanks have an 1877 record in
rs previous series, contributing
nightly to the American
Leagues 1922 edge. However,
the National has won five of
the last seven, including the
last two in a row by Los An
geles and Pittsburgh.
Back in 1889 it was Joe Nc
Carthy at the helm as the
Yanks won four in a row in the
series that was climaXed by a
l0th-inning rally involving Err
ME Lombardi's mou S
"snooze" at home plate while
Joe DiMaggio raced home to
score the third run.
The schedule calls for the
first and second games before
10000 at New York Wednesday
and Thursday and an off day
for travel Friday. They will re-
sumo at Cincinnati's CroSley
Field capacity 30,274 Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday, if a
fifth game is necessary. If more
games are needed, they will re-
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Horses to Aid Bond

The Band Boosters Club of
Gwynn Park High School will
hold a horse snow at 10 am.
october 20, at the Oakwynd
Farm in Accokeek. Md. Pro-
ceeds will go toward paying for
new uniforms for the school
band. Admission price will be
so cents, with children under
10 years of age getting in free.
The farm is located on Route
1913, one block east of Indian
Head highway at Accokeek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

Wednesday, October II and
possibly Thursday, October IL.
All Games on Tv, Radio
All games will be carried on
NBC radio and television. They
will start at / pm. local time.
That means l pm. washing
ton time) in New York and 2
pm. in Cincinnati.
! If Ford and O'Toole start the
opener, as expected, the trend
Of the series should be eStab-
lished quickly.
Ford has been the outstand-
ing winner in the American
League all year, with ready as
siStance from Arroyo. BY start
ing the first he would be avail
able for three games if it goes
seven. A year ago Stengel
opened with Art Ditmar, since
departed. and could use Ford
only twice.
O'Toole has been the most
consistent for the Reds in the
last two months. winning IL of
his last IA and seven straight.
He hasn't allowed a home run
in 95 innings over IL starts
since July %.
/ A first game victory by
O'Toole, plus a defeat for Ford,
would quickly rearrange series
thinking. The Yanks still would
be favored, because the shorter
centerfield distances in Gin
cinnati are good home-run tar
gets, but the Reds would gain a
host of supporters.
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Hoeerstown Results


lst-Sl 900; cling. ) VI. up; abt. > fur.
Darcy FTench) go 400 $50
Loehmel (Bauer) 800 100
Disc Jockey uiDhRmD 500
In Roses Mr. Frte Time. SKINS
Daughter, Lucky Sunday, Time, LOSS.
2d-Sl, 900: yr. up; ga fur,
FILLER Ep tCutshawD 10 40 $50
RedeIectOr tEspinOsa) 40 $50
Wind DrinkeT tDe Palol 40
Windust, To Remember Atesa, Mari
boots, Tumbles Tot. Time, LA.
DAILY DOUBLE u-e PAID $3.50
3d---Sl 900 cling; VI: ga fur,
Dea's First (Sollars) $50 200 2.2O
On The Rise (EspinOsaD i.2O 2.6O
Roman Carnagt Comb 2.iO
Grand Duchess. PurlinE. Tickle Bee.
Time. l:23as.
4th--Sl 900; cling; VI. up; abt. 3 fur.
Greeian Haste 6weakIeyJ $50 $50
re Red land Road, Noble Foot. Jenny iny
Ring Hours Later. Time, l:062s.
5th--Sl 900; cling. yr. up; sbt. fur;
Ny Ny Hour oComiD h. "'"O 800 3'S0
Msnipulator MCKEE ''" $50
Grand stevit, DR.. Sam Mel, Polly
Drake, Cathy's Dream Pinehcon. Time,
1907.
6th-Sl 100: cling; VI UP; Lii mi
Bloomfield tGarb'd'a) 100 100 800
Miss First (McKeD $50 I.2O
Addie X tEspinOsa) SEQ
Fast And Loose, aPncake, Bunny L.,
His Proof, Carpe Diem. Time, :524s.
7th--S1 100: alive; 3 yr. up; Ga fur.
RhysprinE (Cutshaw) $50 800 2.2O
Bahati Clark 40 40
a So Fancy uuz) eco
fearful, Don't Felter, New Pand.
Tissie, Carthagenian. Time, l:23ls.
Sth-Sl 300: cling: 3 yr up: ! Il mi.
Chasmar Belle (Esp'a) $50 $50 $40
Mr.. Buck b tGamb1a) 1920 900
HeliObubble uipham) q 90
Thespian. Dove Call, Glide, Asser-
tion Alaskan Night. Tint, l:5las.
9th--S1 i 90: cling: yr up: a mi.
More Music tReynOlds) 100 800 100
FOamy (RistOnl $50 6.IN
Ansmark tSmaD 100
Mr.. j. N, Game STYLE, Head Dancer.
Swift John, Oil Boom. Time, 2:20is.
Total handle, s3sO,211. Attendance,
1922,
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NEW YORK. Sept. 80 CAP,

NEW YORK, Sept. 80 (AP) i.
Roger Maris and Mickey
Mantle lead the homer-happy
Yankees into their 26th World
Series Wednesday against the
underdog Cincinnati Reds,
Ilongshot winners in the Ma
tional League.
The M&M boys challenge to
Babe Ruth's home-run record
overShadowed the pennant
races during the long, bot sea-
son while the Yanks beat off
| Detroit and the Reds out
lasted the Los Angeles Dodgers.
1t may come as a surprise to
some that the series still will
be played.
Las Vegas odds, which es-
tablished Cincinnati as a ISL
outsider last spring, rate the
Yanks lis favorites in the
best of seven set opening
"wednesday at Yankee Stadium,
They offer 6-1 against a YAM
kee sweep in four straight, a
feat they have accomplished six
| times including one over Gin
cinnati in 1899.
The Yanks have hogged the
headlines this year by hitting
more homers than any club in
history. The press has logged
the footsteps of Maris and
Mantle with such persistence
that there is a tendency to
overlook the Reds fine ac-
complishment. 1t might be wise
to recall that the upstart Pitts
burgh Pirates were rather
lightly regarded a year ago,
but they still won in seven
games.
Leagues Glamour Boys
/ MariS and Mantle have been
the glamour boys of the Amer
lean League with their exciting
duel against Ruth's all-time
record of go homers. But -four
other Yanks - Bill Skowron
Yogi Berra, Elston Howard and
John Blanchard also hit 20 OF
more. The Yanks' team total
is 238 homers to l56 for Gin
cinnati.
To match the Yankee muscle
the Reds have Frank Robinson
Gene Freese, Gordy Coleman
Vada Pinson and the part-t time
outfielder and pinch hitter
Jerry Lynch. They can't equaI
the M&M boys, but they dc
pack a punch. Pinson can run
with Mantle and probably beat
him.
Because of one-day travel
breaks after the second and
fifth games, it will be possible
for both Manager Ralph Houk
of the Yanks and Fred Hutch
inson of the Reds to use only
three starters.
Whitley Ford, Ralph Terry
and Bill Stafford are the Yanks
big three with Jim O'Toole
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Maryland Bans
2Horse Trainers

BALTIMORE. Sept. 80 (AP)
The Maryland Racing Com
mission suspended two trainers
for six months today after
chemists detected drugs in
samples taken from their
horses earlier this month.
The commission ordered the
suspensions for Eugene Wey-
mouth of Wilmington, Del. and
H. Steward Mitchell of Bowie,
Md.
In both cases, the commits
sion report said, the drugs de-
tected by urinalysis were anal
gesicS, or pain killers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
Doctor Scores Ace

DR.. John w. Lawlah yester-
day scored a hole-in-one on
the 175-yard 14th hole at
Langston golf course. He used
a 4 wood over the water
hazard. witnessing the ace
were DR.. Frank Jones, DR.. Jo-
seph Dodson and Ed. Hargroves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
Mississippi State
Upsets Houston

HOUSTON. Sept. 80 (AP) -
The passing Of Charlie Furlow,
a l76-pound junior. brought
Mississippi State from behind
tonight as the Bulldogs de-
feated favored University of
Houston, 1917.
Houston, running 81 plays to
is for State, took a 7-3 half
time lead but Furlow provided
the spark needed for the Bull
odogs to move quickly on a So
var touchdown drive early in
the third quarter.
Mackie Weaver. a junior
from Houston, Miss, plunged
over from the two for the WIN
ming touchdown but passes Of
Is and IL yards from Furlow
to Johnny Baker were the dam
aging blows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
SERIES LINEUPS

Joey Jay and Bob Purkey tol
the Reds, probably in that or
der. Ford (25-4 and O'TOole
$3.50 are expected to oper
Wednesday. Both are lefthapd-
ers with fierce competitive
spirits.
Host of Believers
Back of his three starters
Houk has Lefty Bud Daley and
Righthanders Jim Coates ano
Roland Sheldon for early
inning relief and Luis Arroyo
Ford's backup man. for the
end. Hutchinson has Ker
johnson, rookie Ken Hunt anc
speedy Jim Maloney for the
middle and Lefty Bill Henry OF
the lettered Jim Brosnan fol
the end.
Yankee catching is far su.
perior with Howard, Blanchard
and Berra. The Reds best i.
Darrell johnson, once a third.
stringer with the YankS, who
was a coach at st. Louis anc
an extra at Philadelphia be.
fore Cincinnati grabbed hin
in mid-August. The other Rec
catchers are 20-year-old rock
les, John Edwards and 27-year
old Jerry Zimmerman.
Tight inner defense is an,
other plus" for the Yanki
with Skowron at first, Bobby
Richardson at second, Tony
Kubek at short and Clett
Boyer at third.
Cincinnati has trouble max,
ing the double play. 1t had Il
deal for Don Blasingame t.
close the gap at second. Eddie
Kasko at short, Freese at thirc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

Deienseless tkreneh) $40 300 800
Phara Wheel Clark 800
Come On Fred. Yon. In The Well,
Solviilo, MaryS Mint, Goodnpoor, Coun-
ten Midas. Time. ia.
Mai eSC w asT; up S Smg sO "a e! !9s
The Philamonic GiphamJ 800 $50
Uncle Tot (FeTnicoIa) I.2O
Vienna Woods. Tic Tao Man, Hardly
Ever Vague star, ElliottS Champ, Cur
DAILY DOUBLE t1-5j PAID s31 go
3rd-S1 900; 4-yrs. up; cling: 6 fur.
Black Ape (Reynolds) $40 3.2O go
Jet raSsage Cecilia 400 $50
Our x. Bold Relic, Chryblen, Opera
comiaue. Time. 1:14.
4th--sl 900; cling; 3-yr. d up; ga
Lucky Mnly v.slD 1920 100 $50
VinceFe CHansOn) $50 $50
The Commenced Clark 500
Shoot to Kill. Peters JOY, Mister
Petrose, Brother Dogs. Time, Al.
5th-@sI 900: Ayr. q up; cling: 9 fur
oh Well L'rned (H'son) $50 $50 $40
oh Teterap'ticle (ROOD $50 T,@O go
Browse Davidson 2.iO
oh Dead heat for win.
Ksnnellar, Pen and Pencil, Nancy,s
Love. Holiday Admiral, Time l:14%.
RayhsTsi }HansSnj j' 1870 1910 SO SS' 800
Kianachta lDavidsonl 100 $50
Monsignor r. tReynoIdsl $50
Irish Return, Mayblossom, Little
sprite' Little Bunty, Time l;l4as.
7th+sl 900: 4-yr.-olds and up; cling.
Tacsre 4. tzanrarD $50 100 $50
Twaxblade 9EspinosD go go
Ffeedom U Shot. Heliaurora, SIS Sis.
Queen, Garda, Star Ship. Time, 1883.
sth4s1 400; elms.; ayr. & up; l
Mina,s Choice !CIarD 4.lO $50 $50
ROcklSnd lDayidson) $50 900
Correspond (Stidham) $50
Dice Game, Iiolanthe, Murichoice,
Naomi, Time, 1:46.
Hes Her Man (Smithj BIO SEQ $40
Little TerIify EangarD 1850 $50
Road. Carroll Road, Jeffs Jet, Brother
Handy, Gary Dick. Time l:42ss.
IOth-s2 900; 3 yrs. up; marathon;
shy Pixie IDavidsonl $50 400
Incheliffe Castle (EspInosa) I.9O
sun Bolt, sauall, High Joan Solely
Peace PLATE, Palatka, Boy in Blue.
Time. $685..
Big Bonanza--23 persons picked j win
nets and received S4SS.6O.
Little Bonanza-233 persons picked 4
winners and received S20.6O.
The swinnins numbers were 4. l Z,
g. J., 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
SERIES SLATE
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
Wednesday. October 4-First game
at Yankee Stadium.
Thursday. October Second game
Friday. October Open date for
travel
Saturday. October Third game
at Crosley Field.
Sunday, October s-Fourth game
at CroSley Field.
Monday. October Fifth game df
necessary at Crosley Field
Tuesday, October l0-Open date for
travel
Wednesday. October 11-Sixth game
III necessary at Yankee Stadium.
Thursday. October IL - Seventh
game tif necessary at Yankee Sta
dunn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

Charley Feeney. Nemrac, Wild Duck,
Lightning Gun. Portrayal
field.
PeTtshire tBolan6 1.IO l.G0 $40
Taliesin (ArcaroD I.2O $40
Eternal Self (VaIenEuela) I.6O
Count Rip, Pace, Palenqut II, Nirlen,
Foolhardy sabadilla' Time l:25ts'
DAILY DOUBLE H-O PAID s6I.iO
s sas Ana SO st.I .d 5Risqi $50 G5 g.
Folk Dancer tShoemakerl 400 ESQ
O'f Ta ! nGl a'A New Road. Clear VISTA aC
Angus Bear. Windward Marx, Shortest
Way, Golden Pollen. Time, LBS.
4th-S4 500; hdcp.; 3 yr. up; l's mi.
Tobi T' ttGGustintsl AGO $50 $50
After Supper (MellOnl $40 $50
Powder Dam (YOtherJ $50
Sea Master. Wheeler Dealer. OIL
Master, Door OF Hope. Time, @.l7As.
5th-S7 500: hdcp.; 3 ": fur.
A mirai Bird tAdams) 1890 $50 $50
Nelson (YcaEaD $50 go
Practical Joker tShoem'rD 200
Rocky Bend, Level Flight. Gun
Burst, HiEh Powered, Niksar. Time.
3th-S1, 500: alw.; 3 VI. up; ! mi
Tout And Nail (Ye'Za) $50 100 $50
Nickel Boy Ueonard $50 $40
TranS-Way tArcarOl $50
Frimanaha, Pundit, MsnaSSa Msuler
Beau Diable. Grtek Page, Time, :36lS
7th-SlOO,OOO added; the Woodward
k. Stage Is,,,r 3 W. up ado mi $50 sto
h nESo Ha amsSy tSho.m.:SiI"V sid 1.50S
Garry Back tSellerS) $50
Whodunit, Pompion. Time, goo
EQUALS track record
Sth-S5 900; alw.; 8 yr. up lie mi
Lone Wolf tMellOn) 100 $50 go
Billy Blueiay (Margolin) $50 2. 10
Count Eric (ShoemakeT) $50
Sol Naciente, Jotdamag, Just Bully,
Boston Teaparty. Time, l:44lS.
eth-S4,5Oo; hep; 3 VI. up; la mi.
Peact Isle (SellerSD $50 $50 go
Reds Handful tUSsery) $40 $50
Poppy Boy ueOnard) $50
Carroll County, Alstar, Eclair IL.
Yastambo Time, 2:l7ls.
Aotal handle, S3,s33,s95. Attend
ance, 40.212.
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SparrowsPoint
Pro-Am Set

BALTIMORE, Sept. 3O-The
Middle Atlantic golf profess
SIGNALS will stage a pro-am
tourney at Sparrows Point
Country Club Monday. Follow
ing are the starting times:
MusSer. a:24-Jack Henkel, a:31-Dirk
MuseT, 9:24-Jack HenkeL 9:3l-Dick
Mullen, g:3S-Jim Myers, 9:45-John
Elvood. 9:52-Hugh Mcclellan, 9:59-
Andy Gibson, 10:06-Joe Vaeth, 1913
: Dick Carney. 10:@O-Cos Tiso.
1O:21-Bob Miller.
l:00-Ronny Stansbury. l:07-
I:21-Paul Hayiland. I:2s-GeoTse
i:iswHenry Gerard. i:49NFTank
2:l0-Al Houghtop. 2:17-Frank Hep
lern 2:24-John Jendrasak, 2:3l-
Frank Highland
b Tenth Tee
9:59-Chuck Smith. 1O:O6-Dick
Geisinser, 1913 = Steve Tobash,
I l0:20-Vic Cont, 10:27-George ia
i:O0-John Haines. 1:O7-charles
Easton, 1:l4-Bob Schulz, l:21-Mor-
gan Tiller, 1:GS-Jim Clark, :35-
Bob Moran, 1:42-John Flattery. 1:49
Carl Rasnic, 1:56-Ron Beverun-
gen. 3:O3-Jimmy Duke. 2:1O-sam
Prank Tenney, 2:31-Buster Reed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

j. Tawes. will present the Free
State Purse Trophy on October
10. while the Honorable Sergio
Fencaltea of the Italian En-
bassy will award the Columbus
Day plate to the winner of
the feature on October IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

1 TEXAS Ann $500 Z 9 Q =
A&M-Reasan. "a. pass from Erickson
keeling kick.
LSU-Harris 81. punt return Harris
kickl
LsU-Gross 4. run Harris kick.
LSU-Safety (Craig'S blocked punt
rolled out OF end zonei.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
ATLANTIC CITY CHARTS

1e9pyrisht 1881. by Triangle Publications. Inel
tgrlongs Post 2CS off once start GOOD easily
Miner MaILna Fehcsne en- = ~ Royal Ee5Ty-SSia,per
$500, S2l0. Time LES. Clear and fast =
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Belmont Results
BY the Associated Press

Ist-S4 900: cling; 2 VI; ga fur.
Sidluck tNalenzuelal $40 go i.3O
Grid Iron Hero tYeaEa) 9.6O $50
Thomas Keys tMarEolinl SIC
Iron Core. Piper's Lad. letting Home
Shiny Button, Rough Mott Figaro Bob
Charley Feeney. Nemrac, Wild Duck
Lightning Gun, Portrayal.
Field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
Shenandoah Results

Ist-Sl 900; 3-yrs. up; cling; fur
DefenSeless Freneh) $40 800 800
Son Of Erin (Smith) 800 30
Phara Wheel Clark $50
Come On Fred. Yon. In The Well,
Solviiio, Marys Mint, Goodnpoor, Coun-
ten Midas. Time. l:l4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

Two-dollar mutuels paid - JAMIE BOY, SIS 90, "a
SO 90. HOWARD, 5000. $40. GOOD G.. $40
Handle 1927 9S2 Total mutuels pool, $2,O42,9SS.
Attendance, 2l,562.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

Aotal handle, S3,s33,s95. Attend.
ance, 40.212.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

Wednesday, October II and
possibly Thursday, October IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

Two-dollar mutues paid-GALA MAZE, S16.2O, $500,
$40, DALsAX. 81 80. $40 DARK LEGACY, 800. p.
y Handle, S2l1,26O.
FIFTH RAcE-PuTse. $4,000 3-year.oids; allowances; 8
furlonRs Post 4:06 off at once start good easily
Winner, J. J. Roes b. 2, by Cortil--Lady Dorimar.
Trainer J. Dougherty. Vaues-S2,50O, $3.50, $3.50 $500
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DAILY DOUBLE % AND - PAID 500. 80

Two-dollar mutues paid BIG GREEN, $500, 50 40
81
Handle SI53.O12
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2nd-S1 900; 3-yrs. up; cling; ga fur
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Handle S2I7, 0g2.
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He's Her Man Smith $40 SEQ $40
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New Line, What A Fit Warwick
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Handy, Gary Dick. Time l:42S5
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fur.
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VinceFe (HanSOnJ $50 go
The Commenced Clark 500
Shoot to Kill. Peters JOY, Mister
Petrose, Brother Doge. Time, Al.
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SECOND RACE-Purse, $500; 3-year-old flAies claim
Ing; fgrlongS Post 2;35; Of 2:351a; starSEood wo
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S425, S235. Time l:242s.
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Professor
ToDiscuss
Shakespeare

Professor Arthur Raleigh
Humphreys Of the University
Of Leicester, England, will
have as his subject why
Edit Shakespeare" when he
speaks at S pm. tomorrow at
the University Women's Club.
Professor Humphreys, who
is in town with his wife for
several months, will be do
ing research at the Folger
Library here for an edition of
Shakespeare's Henry w."
Educated at Cambridge and
Harvard Universities, Mr..
Humphreys is a former lee
turer in English at the Uni
versity of Istanbul, Turkey,
and for the past IA years has
been associated with Leicester
University.