davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-06-25
Ware Defeats ThornoII
In Charles Town Purse

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
June 24.-William B. Casilear's
Ware captured this afternoons
featured Perryville Purse at
Charles Town before the top
Saturday turnout Of the meet
ing, 1850 fans.
The veteran Mendow gelding
accounted for his third straight
victory at this track, and all by
the same margin - a short
head. In q battle to the wire
with Andrew Serio's Backstairs
and Jim Palmer's Tharmall,
the winner was literally
whipped across the finish line
first by Jockey Larry Reynolds
while Tharmall was second by
a nose over Backstairs, the
only filly in the six-horse field
Backed down to even money
by the gathering which tool
advantage Of a perfect after.
noon to send $416,014 through
the tote machines, Ware paic
$4.40, $3.50 and $2.20. He rar
the Charles Town course Of 12(
feet further than the standard
six furlongs in the fastest time
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Bowl Of Flowers Turns
Tables on FunIovinq

NEW YORK, June "a (AP)
Bowl Of Flowers, champion q
year-old filly Of 1860, lodged
q powerful claim for the 3-year-
old title today when she took
the lead at the head Of the
Belmont Park stretch and drew
away for q convincing 5h
lengths victory in the $116,-
625 Coaching Club American
Oaks.
It was the 45th running Of
this mile and a quarter mile
classic for 3-year-old fillies, and
Bowl Of Flowers certainly
atoned for her stunning defeat
two weeks ago when Odgen
Phillips Funloving beat her by
a head in the Mother Goose
Stakes at Belmont.
Funloving took the lead to-
day right at the start and held
it for the first mile, then gave
way as Jockey Eddie Arcaro
turned Bowl Of Flowers loose
at the head Of the stretch. The
chestnut daughter Of Sailor
Flower Bowl took it from there
and won with auothrity.
Funloving, ridden by Bobby
UsSery and the second choice
at z to 2, finished five lengths
ahead Of the third horse, Andy
Crevolin's Mighty Fair.
The winner, owned by the
Brookmeade Stable Of Mrs.
Sloane, stepped the distance In
2:03Ks on a fast track and re-
turned $3.50, $2.10 and $2.10.
The track record is 2 minutes
flat, set in 1918 by Whisk
Broom II.
Funloving paid $3.50 and
$2.10 and Mighty Fair was $2.10
to show. There was a minus
show pool Of $2,999,90.
After the start, Funloving
opened up a length or so lead
and Bowl Of Flowers was run
ming fifth.
After the first quarter of q
mile Funloving led C. v. Whit
ney's Counter Call by a head
with J. M. Robeling's Hill Song
third and Bowl Of Flowers next
to last. Midway down the back
stretch, Funloving, Counter Call
and Hill Song were a head
apart with Bowl Of Flowers
challenging from fourth posi-
ton.
When they went into the far
turn with about a half mile re-
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naming, Funloving led by Ia
lengths, but Bowl Of Flowers
had moved into second and was
making her challenge. Funlov-
ing and Bowl Of Flowers were
neck and neck around the bend
and when they turned for
home, the Brookmeade cham
pion just took off and the race
was over.
'This is the best race she's
run all year." Arcaro said, "but
it's funny, ! was the only one
down the backstretch who
didn't have q real hold on the
horse. It was q slow pace and
i was hand riding and driving
because she Just didn't seem to
want to go with the others
But when I hit her at the Az
furlong pole, she opened up and
really ram"
This was the third victory
in four starts this year for
Bowl Of Flowers and first de-
feat for Funloving after five
consecutive victories. Bowl Of
Flowers earned $75,S06 and
boosted her career bankroll to
$260,218.
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LarryAdanls
Hurt in Spill

NEW YORK. June "a (AP).
Jockey Larry Adams Of New
Orleans was injured in q spill
during the second race at Bel
mont Park today. His mount,
Governor Dave. had to be de-
stroyed.
The horse was running third
on the last turn when he went
down with a broken right front
leg. Adams held on to the reins
and swung in front of the
horse as he fell.
X-rayS later disclosed the
Jockey suffered multiple cuts
and bruises but no broken
bones. He was ordered to re-
main in the hospital for sew
eral days.
Adams had been scheduled
to ride the Darby Dan Farms
MaSindi In the featured Coach
ing Club American Oaks later
on the program. Masindi was
scratched.
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Bristol Man
Tops Putters

Ken Boy of Bristol, Tenn,
with a 72-hole total Of 1876, 10
under par, led the field after
the first round yesterday in
the $4,000 Professional Putters
Association tournament.
The final 72 holes will be
played starting at 2 o'clock to-
day on the course at 4401 Will
son boulevard, Arlington.
In second place was Dick
Minnick, also of Bristol, with a
129. Tied for third with 100
were Jimmy Cox of Phoenix
City. Ala, and Chuck Shaffer
of Augustus, Ga.
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Beau Prince
Wins Easily
InComebuck

OCEANPORT, N. j., June "a
(AP).-Calumet Farms Beau
Prince at last lived UP to his
notices by driving to q two
length victory today in the
$24.850 Lamplighter Handicap
at Monmouth Park as the
heavy favorite Of the crowd of
26,724.
Beau Prince, whom trainer
Jimmy Jones has insisted
through his colts long series
of mishaps is potentially the
best he has had since the
famed Citation, came from far
back to win going away over
Polarity, the extreme outsider
in the field.
Only q nose away in third
place was Merry Ruler, a neck
in front of Royal Record in
the field of 10 3-year-olds at
the end Of q mile and a six
teenth.
His popular victory was
worth $5.40, $500 and $500 to
Beau Princes supporters. Hill
N-Dale Farms Polarity, who
went off at 80-1, paid $42.80
and $14.00 and Merry Ruler
returned $500 to show. Beau
Prince ran the distance in a
moderate 1:432s over a track
dulled by yesterdays rain but
officially rated as fast.
The race was only Beau
Princes second since he suf-
fered a severely bruised ankle
in the Florida Derby last April.
The injury forced him to miss
the Triple Crown races.
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Orleans Doqe
Spurts, Wins

BOSTON, June "a (AP).-
Coming from some IA lengths
off the leaders with half mile
to go, Orleans Doge chilled then
thrilled the majority in crowd
of 23,282 at Suffolk Downs to-
day with a tremendous late
charge to win the $4,000 added
Constitution Stakes.
Held at odds of so cents on
the dollar, Orleans Doge fin
ished a length in front Of his
running mate, Amber Ruler.
Both horses are owned by Bill
Resseguet and Ben Weiner.
Mrs. Vanderbilt Adams Swift
Sands was third, two and a half
lengths back in the mile-and-
one-Sixteenth test. The time
was 1:444S.
The entry paid SO to win,
1920 to place and 1920 to
show.
Twin double players col
lected $2,745.80 for picking four
straight winners and there were
81 lucky fans doing the col
lecting.
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D. c. Employees Golf
Reset for Thursday

The District Employees golf
tournament, rained out last
Wednesday, will be played
Thursday at East Potomac.
The event is sponsored by
the. D. c. Recreation Depart
ment and will be at 18 holes
in handicap classes. Starting
times will be from 8 am. to
/ pm.
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18 Horses Enter
Puris Grand Prix

PARIS, June "a (AP).-
Eighteen housekeeping 3-year-
olds start tomorrow in the big
Grand Prix de Paris race at
Longchamps for q purse Of
400, 900 francs ($80,000).
The track is expected to be
dry and fast.
The favorites are Match,
owned by Francois Dupre with
Jockey F. Palmer UP, and Sem
pervivium, owned by Madame
Arpad Plesch. Riding him will
be Roger Poncelet.
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Military District
Books Track Meet

The Military District Of
Washington track champion
ships will be held Wednesday
at Fort Belvoir.
The field events start at $3.50
am. and the running events at
1880.
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of the meet. 1852 over a fast
track.
The twin double four-race
series Of Doc MD, Christie
Lee, Haste Bid and My Kind
paid II fans $1,024.60 each.
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bW oerman-F. W. Bshier entry. y.'''
GALLANT CRUSADER drops here and eaFlier
vas third for S6,Oo0. KING CARLOS was narrowly
beaten IN bis last for $500 KINGsvHLE ran an
improved race when second for $1,000.
Ks pounds. x pounds. XXI 10 pounds apprentice
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1st-S1 600; cling; ". up; fur:
Sgist %as GSTx S3w MsR:. IDRR:%' 1seO s2S saS ssS
sure sure Proof CRsynolds) ESQ
Cow Boy, Ifagenia. Frosty GLOW. Holi-
day Admiral, Mr.. Quiz, Hung Up, Pro.
fessor Dolly. Time, 1:2Sss.
2d-s1 900; cling; 4 IT; up; sbt; + 8 fur; IL
Our Day (Mlllerl 1850 g.4O 80
Blen-Line lRistonl 66.4O 1899
Black Knife, Chief Cat, Twayblade,
High Kevin. Easy Token, Red Coat
Bill Pac.
DAILY DOUBLE (9-s) PAID S127
sd-s1.2 200; cling; 3 "; Il. mi.
Side Town lDavidson), 4.6O $50 2.40
Sens Interdit gGordOn) $40 2.SO
Lord Fairfax (ReynoldO $50
Keep Rosey. Master. Jean. Bachelor
Daze, Dhotfs Nell. Time, 1850.
4th-S1 200: cling; 4 yr. up; abt. 8 fur;
Professor Sam (McKee) $50 $50 $50
Temple Court (SmalD $50 5.20
OshH ship 'Ss Out. Foley's Corner. Queen
Mother, Royal Blue Rose, Fine Cloth.
Time, 1:17.
5th-s1 900; cling; 4 yr: up: i. mi;
Doc M d (McKeel $40 A6O S'dOO
FOrAy'S boy (SmitnI o.4V C.UO
NoRGv River !. 'VdSte Gate. Northward Bound
OpoZo, Bills Jet, Carnival Poppy,
Bazaar Goya, Lying Admiral. Time,
1:4e%.
eths. SSfj,tii CCo Gss S.R:: s%: so ug gsso 40 80
Personal Regards (David'n) 400 800
DesEscsn Biacs jewel: Par Flo. chlcstSO,
Miss J K, cherub. Paralysis, Miss
Visitor. Time, 1:49as.
7th-S1 200; cling; VI; eM fur.
VilIeneuve Uipham) $50 2.6O
Another Char (Gambsrd'lal 400
Big Buck, Dear An Foolish, Joe s
9sm: Tims. fissy 1iss STAR 0uan'um Glare
sth=S1, 900; alw.; 4 "; up; SHs ( fur; =:
Rock Burst (Pindell) $3.50 14.60
Little Pickin's lCapel 800
Last, Carrie Lee, cOvetian. Mardan-
herst. Cedar Patch. Time, 1:21.
Twin Double ts-7-7-9) Paid sl.O24.60
Ssth-$I, 500; alw.; 8 VI; UP: sbt. 8 ( fur; Y:
Tharman (Smith) 500 2.40
:. Newbold, Lone Jack, No Stone.
Time, 1898.
10th-S1. 800; cling; 4 ". up; ! Il mi
Adabun (Reynolds) 11.OO 1.40 4.6Q
| Split OLiddle) 2O.4O BAG
PuneheOn (Miller) 500
Fire Moon, Game Style, Modest
Count, Matrimony, Broken Step, Tilted
Bachelor. Time, 1:4e.
Total handle. S416.014. Attendance
1850.
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RESULTS
Belmont Results
BY the Associated Press

6y tuc ASSoCiatco EEesb
1st-ss,eoO; cling; S-yr. 4 up; = tur;
si.eR snsIaF FiUpSn STSsneC e;Comi...O OlO $.sS & sSS
Bavard. Arietta. Old Nassau. Velvet
Shield, Jine Up. Irascible. Time,
1'@o7s.
2d-S3, 500; cling; ayr. 4 up: 9 fur:
Jet Fuel (YcaEal 7.2O $40 ESQ
Punic War (Ussery) $50 40
Saei (Guerin) 4.6O
Great Manassa. Palmy Days, Cover
nor Dave, Ebelde, Benel. Spy-Greeny.
Chicago Wind. Time, 1:11.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S2O.6O
Sd-S4, 900; mdns.; 3-yr. q up; Q fur.
2 M Jc'than an sT.ds Irdi SBo'O 4'SO S.iS 1S s,SS SS
santolina, Capt. Freddie, Gorgeous
Intent, Roman Ship, Tuxedo Hill, Be
Mercivil. Casawa, Stenarator. Time'
. aMarr-Ben entry.
4th-s4, 900; alw.; 3-yr: 4 up; 2 fur;
GaIS.H GSis: sg;isTyx T1isI y(xoth.r) O'SO .sS z:SS
waltz Song, MorEan Le Fey, Kind
ThouGht, Mary Meacham. POGO Loco.
Time, 1:25ss.
Battle Joined (Yae'Eal 4.4O 3.20 $50
Our TWig lGueTin) 4.6O 2.S0
Grid Iron Hero (Trejosl ESQ
Mount Lebo, Beat The Bushes, Sea
Spirit, Jersey Blend, Dagda, Sun
rise Flight, White Blend.
a Mimosa Stock Farm entry.
John $S5a EIliIis$ IiI.I. STsaI.' $40 sS sS $sS $sS
PenoNS @ RuIlah CYothsE) 40
Rare Rice, Bsldpate, Weatheryise,
Seven Corners, Ira Eaker, Procedure.
7th-S1O0. .OOO-added Coaching Club
American oaks; 3 yr.; IA mi.
Bowl of Flowers (Ar'o) 2.9O a1O 2.l0
FunlovinE .(Ussery) @.5O 2.lO
Mighty Fair (CoIel 2.1O
Hill Song, Really Sumthin' Counter
Call. Time, 2:03B.
ssaam1is'EUSU; ssaeTTis tUs.;.Eg5 s' 1859 S.se s.se 70
Poppefdopper (LeonaFd) 1000 500
Princes Gem (Ycaxa) 2.9O
South Pole, Leave Cancelled, Fault
less Speech, Boston Teaparty. Time
1:443s.
CsmaEistS II Leon'dj 1s.iO $50 4.7O
Sim FeineT (Guerin) go b.5O
Castlestone, Just Bully, John Doe.
Mizzoo, Pickarien, Citizen Kane, Adare
II, Reds Handful, Alstar. Time, 2:19%s.
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JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS
AT DELAWARE PARK
EHTa RAcE1sPsr.s. asOOOl sI.ImIns. A-ysar.sIa.

matched field. THIMBLE's last was excellent LADY
BAY Is trained By Henry Clark and reported ft.
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5LLING SQUARE

8. Sagner-Mrs C. r. White entry.
al: McHenry-Mrs J. H. Mcknight entry.
Allison Stern entry.
ALARFE II Is Improving slowly and should beat
weak field Of hurdle horses. LAND OF THE FREE
from the ROkeby Stable and finished second In his
last start in New York. NCHCLFF CASTLES recent
races have been good.
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Coupled Hycar and Headwind. ~ -
.. TTo-dolsr mgtIsls pad-a HYcLAR: $3.50, $500
$4 40. HEADWIND, $500, $4.40. WITHSTAND, $3.50.
Handls-$216I72o a. Total hande-$1'7ss'454.
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9th-S4,5O0; hep; 8 ". up; 13S mi.
Camarista ii Neon'd) 1910 $50 4.70
Sim Feiner (Guerin) go $40
YastambO (Ycazs) $50
Castlestone, Just Bully, John Doe.
Mizzoo, Pickarien, Citizen Kane, Adare
II, Reds Handful, Alstar. Time, 2:1o4b.
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FOURTH RACE-PuFse, $500: maiden 2-yeaP-oI
II filIeH; fuPlOngR.

Powhatan-R. B.. Reynolds r.' entry.
DOLL INA finished third TO EFrard Miss but will
require top effort TO finish first in this closely
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SIXTH RACE-Purse. 5000; claiming S3OOOl 4-yeaF.
ods and uD; fillies and mile

a, LADYS MAID was outFun the turf but before
that finished second to unduati0n REFUTE was third
In the VAGRANCX and Is the TO beat. FICTITIOUS
won her last In New York.
BEST BET-LADYs MAD-sEVENTH RACE
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psSF $sssS ealnr;
slsaSG fi%s lsSs: .!.4 ia s0SO $685.
Horse. Jockey. Wgt: PP. z Str. Fin. Odds
]! e.! s;:s E: g.: + /
Tss {ss R.!sIs Rsm sassHi', IL i s 8 ssSS
s;:;!;;:I !; ,|E!,
RS,1 oSS'sHSSsT2SR si5SS
49, Rss:: e.;:Ss ;SSs
s6S ssS siC m
Horse. Jockey. Wgt. PIP. = q Str. Fin. odds
Sss;s.4ReSsS {s's}5 $s f$s 3, 9 81 T. 5
sSSEE:sfisii SIs SssS IL e 'ss
goRa saRsinf HsRSsh sssn Ssfnss M 1M9$ 1 10 e.
eSsi 8 saSfysa Season5- 111s 111ss II. 81 saS
I'll: 2l:g 81 S.ssp tiisS En-. III + s$
sSS;; B:, s3SS:
DAILY DOUBLE g AND o PAD 1920
start s0fd HI2 eFE2' M1p'r fsss e De9nf S
values-S2275, $500. $3.50, $176 Time 1:i2ss Clear
Horse. Jockey Wgt. PP. z "a Str. Fin. Odds
] ]: e
Patsy Rooney (Dodsol0 119 8 81 4s 90, Il $3.50
Sabeau Bailey 119 ~ II II, II q 520
Bonny Bride Lee)=--- 119 II 6h 5il A. 3ns 1850
Barnesville Miss (Crs) lie 2 81 g. g. A. 600
Mop Scueezer (Burrl-- 119 10 3s % 81 81 $50
ContesSa Honora CT'bg) 119 81 81 6s 81 4270
Milky Whey (Corle)5 119 A q 7ab $40
Whip Hand Lynch)-- 1l9 81 81 81 81 $500
Velvec (Shuk( = 119 ia 9il 81 9il 1880
#!sI::g!:i s:s + E$' + ,sIS$
Handle-S192.311.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $3.50; 4-yeaF:olds and up;
fvSHT NsSIaPd Stable,
vauesOss.il25o, $3.50, s5S5. s16@to. Time. Mi1Sss:
Horse Jockey. wet PIP. V Y Str. Fin, odds
SPs' 5lgs KR Sa6B1slss alsEP'Drs9 liz 81 s SSssS $ss
Trsjsct Bailey Iyl ,coz,.5 1gS g sS 19 a 1899 s99
Nimble Fiddler (Ddsn) 113 1 % 81 O. 6ns II SO
fss fsss q P1.fsh SsRhSr.n.D h IA ia g g. Il s IL 8
sooty sGSf RiYsi BurrS vefr0ne IL 81 sil1o 10 ssaS
TSO-dglaE mggeIs W. 3 % KIN H @
Handle-S20S,S14.
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CHARTS OF DELAWARE RACES.

Scegyright. 1851. BY Trtsngle publications. 5nel
l miles: Post 2:O5: off 206 start goods won, DRIVING
& 81 ATeneTS n sn & q 6y Ar eE SS
$162.50. Time, 1893: clear and good.
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2d-S1 900; cling; 4 VI. up; abt. 6 fur.
Our Day (Millerl 1880 0.4O 4.20
BIen-Line (Rist0nl $40 1850
Nautical 1--WE (Espinosal 2.40
Black Knife, Chief Cat, Tweyblader
High Kelvin, Easy Token, Red Coat
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TWo-doIlaT mutqeMs M paida@BULLYS KIM IN MSIbS9' S74U
Handle-S20s,S14
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FIFTH RAcEPgrss $500 Tn: Christ!sna;, m 2jys:r-
60 sss. I ais; sS lis @ s.sr
SSSllss slasr gsssh $4,000. $1,000
Horse. Jockey. Wgt. PIP. 2 z Str. Fin. Odds
;E';i G:=;'! ;;j;;;';i!
siIs:ss siI:; s.S;:s Re4SsSa:. lsiS
S;si Si'';i' $sSsi Hs i I:
15R R'iss c66NF3 s75 so MRRl
Han %HsSdis@S$SSse.o7e
SIXTH slssoS The Rrinss;;s
6S:t tss sgSd M,sSs
frsnsT Ss0 M Carver TI ssbOo. Ss5o
Horse. Jockey. Wgt. PIP. 2 q Str. Fin: Odds
\ 4;
$40 sS BBaS BBsaS 500
.sEy5s.E sEySH o: sSss 'na
EGSd Won Ssyng TPSs John ns. oDs0ns + e nj crDeS Sy
% ysIpe: s5OC $4So saaS. Time f:lsss.
Horse. Jockey Wgt. PIP. Y v Str. Fin. ODDS
/: Il g.: &: !IIiiii':
s5SS ftsS sss
Handle-S224,4o0.
EIGHTH RAcE7-Purss ss,5oo; 4-year-olds, and up;
good; won SsdsR out WinHsT H. Stewart MsShsll
vaues-$2275. 500. $3.50 $175. Time 1856.
Horse. Jockey. wgt PIP. z "a Str. Fin. Odds
q Hyclar (Thornburg)- III 5 N "a 81 Il $40
Headwind (Passmore) Ill 6 IL Ia Ia "a $40
Withstand (Lee) 110 4 go 81 ~ 3sl $50
Sheer Deight Bailey 113 8 IS Al 81 All 4.4Q
Tiffin Time (Burr) ITO 2 "a q Oh 81 $50
Sun Of Suspense (Crle) 110 8 Al $40 s. 6al 500
Behead Verrone)--- 115 / 80 3h 81 IA 14.00
lScarriff (Scottl tl------ 106 9 29.00
Coupled: Hyclar and Headwind. -
Tyo-doIlsr mgtuss paid-a HYcIAR, Sc 80; $500
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SECOND RAcE-FYr.s, $4,000; maiden s-y..r-sld. and
alden 3-year-Olds and

TRIPLE FIVE ran streng second the turf
IN bis last and enjoys the number one post position
TAMPIS might upset with . late rally. BAMA BOY
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7th-S10O, ,0OO- added Coaching Club
American oaks; 3 yr.; Ia mi.
Bowl of Flowers (Ar'O) 2.0O a1O 2.lO
FunlOVing (Ussery) 2.6O 2.1O
Mighty Fair (CoIel 2.1O
Hill Song, Really sumthin, Counter
Call. Time, 2:03B,
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Charles Town Results
BY the Associated Press

1st-s1 900; cling; 4 Y, up;:. fur; S
War Gang (McKee) 4.4O 2.6O
Sure Proof (Reynoldsl $50
Cow Boy, Ifagenia, Frosty Glow. Holi-
day Admiral, Mr.. Quiz, Hung Up, Pro-
fessor Dolly. Time, 1885.
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: Mondays Selections Made for Fast Track
POST TIME, Pm.

FIRST RACE RACE-Pnrs:: I 5000; claiming 0S,SOO'; ?
Evening star., 1961-06-25

sth-S5,OOO: cling; 8 ". up; Lii mi.
Saferris (Ussery) 1850 $50 $50
POpDefdopper (LeonaFO 1000 500
South Pole, Leave Cancelled, Fault
less Speech, Boston Teaparty. Time,
1:443s.
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6th-S6. 900; alw.; 3 u. up: 9 fur.
John william (YcaIs) $40 2.60 2.20
GyrO (Guerinl 800 S.SO
PenOWa Rullah lYotheE) 2.IO
Seven Corners, Ira Eaker, Procedure.
Time, 1:1O2s.
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STAR NURSE her debut in 1:OOt6 and should
repeat hASTY PACE was second for $4,000 and rates
excellent chance. MR.. HYDE tive STRAIGHT
and will be strong contender, II started.
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aE. M. Hydeman-Mrs r. T. KilIon entry.
MISS TRADITIONS last race was excellent. II
she gets off the also eligele list she might surprise
s III Rno ooas UUk 1nXVk naa speed Ensn tcnrrn
might not be caught.
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DAILY DOUBLE (9-s9 PAID SI27

Side Town (Davidson) 4.6O $50 2.4G
Sens Interdit eGordon) $40 2.S0
Lord Fairfax (ReynOIds) $50
Keep Rosey, Master Jean. Bachelor
DaZe, Dhotps Nell. Time, 1850.
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2d-S3,SOO; cling; Ayr. q UP; 9 fur.
Jet Fuel (YcaEal 5.2O $40 ESQ
Punic War (Ussery) $50 4.40
Saei (Guerin) 4.6O
nor Dave, Ebelde, Benell, Spy-Greeny.
Chicago Wind. Time, I'LL.
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1st-$3,6OO; cling; 3-yr.. & up; fur.
Ragnar (Y0ther) $40 $40 2.60
Black PiDDOn lCombest) $50 $50
Baby Brother II (hEellonl $40
Bavard. Arietta, Old Nassau. Velvet
Shield, Jine Up. Irascibls. Time.
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Two-dollar mutues paid--NoRA DAREs. $14.s0, $3.50
Handle-S2244Q0
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FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $25.42o: The Christians; 2;year-
old colts anS geSneS ,owonse s stake Wi0ns
George D. Wideners b. c. s, by TOM FooL-Jo0DLES.
Trainer, g. e. Veitch. Vaues-S1S450' $4,000, $4,000
Evening star., 1961-06-25

4th-S1 200: cling; 4 yr. up; abt. 8 fur:
Professor Sam (McKee) $50 $50 2.6O
Temple Court (SmalD $50 6.2O
Poetic Uiphaml 800
Ship out, Foley's Corner. Queen
Mother, Royal Blue Rose, Fine Cloth.
Time, 1:17.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID sao.5o

4th-s4, 900; alw.; 3-yr. q up; 2 fur.
Chica lUsseryl $50 $50 2.eo
Golden Trial (YotheRl 5.3O 4.0O
Like TO Dance (Cole) $50
waltz Song, Morgan Le Fey, Kind
Thought, Mary Meacham. POGO Loco.
Time, 1:263s.
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EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $500; 4-year-olds and up;
SsminS r ~ ddan miles Post 55l off SS1h SsTt
s. e. g. BY HETIcAIMcLAR1NET ct Trainer. owner
values-$2275. 500. $3.50. $175. Time, 1:56
Evening star., 1961-06-25

$3.50: 4-year -olds and up;
!. :uisaS Si;aSS; ssibis;! Sif iS;;4ei start gOOSS; d
lENT. Trainer. r. w. Case.
1925, S162.50. Time, 1:12M.
Evening star., 1961-01-17

TT TAKES millions Of gallons of Butane to
L give today's Super Shell its nationwide
reputation for quick winter starts.
But you might wonder why Shell goes to
so much trouble to store this quick-start in
gredient underground. Here's why.
Butane is stored as liquid. But it is so
eager to vapOrize that it has to be kept under
pressure. This can be done in tanks of course.
But Shells refinery experts decided that
cavern would be safer and more economical.
They didn't have cavern handy. So they
built one.
1t was no mean task. For instance, the
whole cavern had to be leakproof, alright
and had to have the smallest possible open
ing (see cut) that could take men and ma
chinery. This tiny entrance posed quite a
Evening star., 1961-01-17
40 stories down, in caverns no tourist will ever see
lies the secret of the quicker starts you get with today
Super Shell-the gasoline for top performance

They insist on adding special anti
knock mix. A mix, so effective, one tea
spoon per gallon can boost amti-knock
rating by five points.
This mix has the tricky job of regulating
combustion so that Super Shell gives each
piston a firm, even push-rather than
sharp blow which would cause knock.
Ingredient #6 is Pentane mix
for fast warm.ups on cold days
Pentanes are made by tearing gasoline apart,
much as you split kindling to start log FIRE.
In this case, the logs" are petroleum's
heavier hydrocarbons A special process
transf forms their molecules from slow-
burning logs" into the quicker firing
Kindling."
NET RESULT: Fast wam-up and top per
formance in a hurry.
Evening star., 1961-01-17

1t acts like policeman controlling mob.
Regulates unstable elements to help keep
them from clotting Hence no gum problem.
Ingredient ~ is Platformate
for extra energy, more mileage
1t takes eight million dollars worth Of plat
inum catalyst for Shell to produce Plafor-
mate. But fortunately for you and for us,
this precious stuff can be used over and over
again.
The platinum reforming process, which
gives Platformate its odd name, converts
petroleum into super-energy components-
such as benzene, xylene and toluene.
These three alone release II per cent
more energy per gallon than the finest
lOO-octane gasoline.
But make no mistake. This is not untamed
energy. Far from it. The super-energy Of
Platfomate is harnessed by the eight other
ingredients in Super Shell, where it behaves
so well you scarcely know it's there. That
is until you note your extra mileage. After
that, there is no doubt.
Test Super Shell for yourself
Try Super Shell next time you 6ll up. You'll
soon feel and hear difference in the way
your engine runs.
That difference is top performance.