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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-02-17

@0th st., was hostess to the Booker
+. Washington Study Club on
Tuesday, February Z, with the
president, Mrs. Clarlson Houser,
presiding. Mrs. Courtney Willser-
son read for the group, Does
North Carolina Point the way7"
by Luther Hodges, which was very
interesting. A money raising pro-
Ject was planned and Mrs. Elmer
Smith was appointed chairman.
Following the business session, a
tasty lunch was served by the hos
tess. MrR Jessie Coleman Of st.
Paul was guest Of the president.
The next meeting win be Tuesday,
March z.
Return Home: Mrs. wiley Per-
~ Of Bristow, Okla, and grand
son, Edward Howell Of Pasadena,
Calf, left for home on Wednes-
day, February 8, after spending a
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won oy AArB. John ba1lrs, Jr., nrSt
Mrs. Earl Brent, second and Mrs.
Manly Rhodes az proxy for Mrs,
Gibbs, third.
Club Hostess: MEA. Alvedia
Smith, 4227 Fourth Av. s., Min-
neapolis, was hostess to the Feb
ruary business meeting Of the Just
For Fun Club. Three new men,
bers, Mines. Reginald Allen, Ben
Clark and Donald Bantam, were
welcomed into membership In the
club. The clubs queen contestant
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Shepard. Jocelyn Chatham. 1EoGel-
Ia Harris, sherris BramIck, Odessa
Dearing and the lGassrA Miles
fSswiin and Bob johnson.
Mira Harvey lEoas pronotionaI
director was general chairman, az
sisted BY Mrs. James Kinney,
ITustrious commandrsss and Mrs.
Thomas Johnnon.
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9@1amWh@ M@k@R P0@4
cIuhFooEAs New Open
Johnny Baker Post No. 2el
American Legion has announced
thru its ad5utant, Edward Green,
that the clubrOoms are now open
TO the public at 1891 Fifth Av g.,
site Of the old st. Thomas Epls-
copal church.
The building has not bean COM
pIetely remodeled at present, but
an open house and building dedica-
ton win be held on March IT,
from 7:3o pm. to / am.
An invitation IL extended to all
friends, neighbors and weIlw1shers
Of Johnny Baker Post to attend.
The telephone number is ia. g.
s993.
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Breakfast RnoChle Club: Mrs. Wendell Gibbs 1919 40nd
st. Minneapolis hostess TO the Breakfast Pnochle Club
Saturday February H. Following tasty meal members and
guest engaged keen competition for prizes Mrs c. DFizz
won first guest prize Mrs Gibbs second and Mrs Earne Gallo.
way third Mrs Elizabeth Wade Of Chicago also guest
Each guest was given gift by the hostess Club prizes
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS !


Hosts At Lunch Mr. and Mrs Henry Bailey 4017 Fifth Av.
were hosts at lunch Thursday February to the HOrtense
Allen Dancers appearing the Key Club Enjoying their
ptay were KEN Scarborough Cahy Robinson Pat Perkins
and Seymour Dixon After lunch they relaxed and enjoyed
panel discussion with exchange of ideas Tape recordings
were made during the discussion.
Booker 7. Washington Club: Mrs Marie Boswell 326 u.
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lnfegruf0 Reere0fional
Facilities In Florida


Jacksonville, Fla. (ANP) - A
federal court order migrating re-
creational facilities in Jacksonville
are now in effect.
Signs which have designated
white and colored rest rooms and
drinking fountains In downtown
Hemming park were removed.
Bill Lavery, general manager Of
the New Coliseum, said tickets to
future events win be sold on q
first come first served basis and
there win be no sections designated
by races.
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for Loafer's Queen Of Harris Ban,
Miss Barbara Green was q guest
Of the club. The club win give a
social for members and their haas-
bands on February Is.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS

MINNEAPOLIS BKRTEHDAYB
Feb. 1s-1rrs. Norma RunselI.
s5S2 Fifth Az. g.; James Thoup-
son, ga Penn Av. NJ; Mary Lulu
williams. 2sz1 Smelling Ay.; aars.
Sarah Pratt, HIS Bryant Av NJ;
Mary Katherine Howell, 3s22 Oak
land Av.; Frank lGyron Frazier,
Jr., 1041 Dupont Az. ".
Feb. 19--MrB. Mabel L. Brown,
1850 Fifth Av. NJ; WKlIie Arthur
Mostly, Jr.. 2431 Fourth Av. 9.
Feb. 20--MrR. Barbara West
berry, sT2e Third Av. s.; Jack
Rainey, 37Ss Third Av. g.; Mira
Charles T. Parker, Ss4s Fourth
Av. s.
Feb. 21-L @. Leverett, 3e05
Clinton Av.; Mrs. John c. Cren-
shaw, '5127 James Av. NJ; Mrs.
Virginia Johnson, 1905 Fremont
Av. NJ; Mrs. Hattie Gross, 3721
Second Av. s.; William oreIl
North, 2522 Fourth Av. s.
Feb. 22-willis Gates, 3947 Sec
ond Az. g.; l. Howard Bennett,
3700 Third Av. g.; Martin Huns
berger, 1895 Fourth Av. s.; Wilson
Bailey, 3724 Fourth Av. S.
Feb. 23-Mrs. Jennie Grissam
s34 e. 3sth st.; Simpson sartin,
1921 Second Av. s.; Tanya Leigh
Gresham, 1905 Seventh st. s.; Mrs
CaIlie White, SIS 18th Av. s.
Feb. 24-Mrs 4. H. Cater, 29oC
Portland Av.; Billy Glenn Hardy
$40 Girard Av. N; Travis Bailey
III, 1905 Fourth Av. 8.
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ST. PAUL RIRTHDAYs

Feb. 1s-Mrs Julia Harris, 597
Iglehart Av.; Mrs. Bertha James,
$50 w. Central Av.; Cherry Lynn
Pugh, 6S5 Carroll Av.; Mrs J.
Martin, 416 st. Anthony AV.;
Ralph Ward, ST., 1861 w. Central
Av.; William Clark, SIS w. Cent
raj Av.; Arthur Shelton, SIT Car
roll Av.; Louise Maxine Latimer,
$40 w. Central Av.; Michael An
thony Jones, AIT w. Central Av.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES

Feb. 19-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Wagner, 915 Fremont Av. NJ, 81
years.
Feb. 21-Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bat
sell, 1415 18th Av. N, 81 years;
Mr. and Mrs Alvin Bell, 420S
Third Av. s., 10 years.
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ut-Of-TOwn BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

Feb. 20-Earl w. Washington,
Lambert, Mo.
Feb. 22-Mrs. Sallie Simmons,
Albion, Mich.
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Out-of-TOwn WEDDING
MINNEAPOLIS

Out-Of-TOwn WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS
Feb. 1S-Mr. and Mrs. Wenzel
Miller, Los Angeles, Calf, 81
years.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
Mosconi, Now q Movie Bit Player,
Happy the Pool Joints Are Closed

Sure, / was a pool hustler. /"
he replied Whats the phrase,
takes one to know one? I did
it for awhile until I went broke
and lost about $1,000 and then
turned professional"
Mosconi had been a pro for
Is years and the billiards bluffs
will remember his stint of run
ming 1875 balls here five years
ago at the Columbia Billiards
Association hall in defeating
Jimmy Caras, then his tour
challenger.
White-haired Willie is the re-
tired American champion now,
waiting for someone to come
along and replace him. No one
has come forward yet.
In the meantime, he's hit
ting the campuses and exhibit
ton halls such as the Pentagon
City Sports Center and its pink
billiards tables. He hopes THE
Hustler" isn't his last film.
DO I hope to help in more
movies?" he said, repeating a
bystander's question. Man. at
those prices. you bet / do" And
he disappeared into the night
like a nine-ball in the side
pocket.
Evening star., 1961-09-17

at the Motion Picture Associa-
ton of Americas headquarters
here.
Although he answered any
and all questions on the movie,
Willie kept returning to his
favorite topic-the cleaning UP
of his business.
Pretty soon I'll be starting
on my yearly tour of II COL
leges from Maine to California, ="
he said. Eyes, colleges, lots of
them give credits for pool and
I instruct the students and
many of. the professors. This
isn't a game to be ashamed of
anymore" he continued.
Its become a gentleman's
game. Sure it spawned some
of the worst people in the
country, but they've left the
pool halls. All of those guys !
used to know are hustling the
golfers these days." and he
gave out with a small laugh
"YeSsir, many an easy buck S
being made by the golf hust-
Ter. . I've seen 'em in action,
They work the same way we
did"
"We?" asked an inquisitor in
the crowd.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
Ghunu's Envoy
Presents Award
At Pony Show

BURKE, Va. Sept. 16 (Spe-
ciaD - Frankie Councilman's
Little Bits won the large pony
championship on the first day
Of the Falls Church Jaycees
benefit horse show here today
with 20 points. T. E. Skidmore's
Impy was reserve champion
with Z points.
The show, for the benefit of
the Cerebral Palsy Develop
ment Center of Falls Church,
was visited for several hours
by @. M. Hahn, the ambassa-
dor from Ghana, his wife and
children. The ambassador pre-
sented the ribbon in the pair
hack class in the morning.
Enrique Guzman, the third
secretary of Chile, and Sena-
tor Hartke Of Indiana, whose
daughter Sandy rode in the
show, also we're guests Of the
Falls Church Junior Chamber
of Commerce.
Johnny Dark, owned by H. F.
Mills, won the small pony
championship with II points
r. L. Robertson's Keswick was
reserve champion with 10
points.
J. Kennen Perrin's Platter
Mist won the Junior champion
ship with IL points. Cinemara,
owned by Vicki Cullen, was re-
serve champion with 10 points
Evening star., 1961-09-17
BY JOHN SEGRAVES
Star Staff Writer

The cherubic- faced little man
stood in the center of a small
group and in his precise, quiet
manner could be heard saying
such things as, Thank Heaven
they've closed those pool halls
. those grimy joints packed
with hoodlums and their hero
worshipers."
The distinguished gentleman
was putting the knock on his
own racket Gas they say in the
pool halls because Willie Mos
conf is among the greatest
pocket billiards players ever to
chalk up a cue.
Now Al and resembling a
statesman, Mosconi was in town
recently to hustle The Hus-
tier" RKO's forthcoming movie
based on a pool player paul
Newman) whose obSession with
playing the perfect game and
beating the games best player
portrayed by Jackie Gleason)
leads him down the alleys of
evil.
MoSconi is the technical ad-
wiser and bit player in the grip
ping, if somber. film previewed
to the press the other evening
Evening star., 1961-09-17
Eg|in HaIfback
Scores3 Times
ToBeat BeIvOir

Halfback Jim Price. named
to the Affair Force squad last
year, scored three touchdowns
and intercepted a pass to lead
Eglin Air Force Base Of Florida
to a 20-7 victory over Fort Bel
voir yesterday at Belvoir.
The 5-foot-11, ITS pound
back was helped off the field
in the third quarter but re-
turned to race IS yards for a
touchdown with a punt return
in the fourth period.
With 81 seconds left in the
second quarter. Price grabbed
a flat pass from Joe Brito and
went 81 yards down the side
lines to give the visitors a 1910
halftime lead. Earlier, he
capped a 65-yard drive with a
6-yard run around left end.
Fort Belvoir's score came in
the third quarter when it
marched 78 yards in IL plays.
Wilbert Brown went off guard
for the final 8 yards.
Price halted THE only other
Belvoir threat with an inter-
ception on his 25-yard line.
EGLIN - o IL 0 so
FORT BELVOIR o O. 8 o. 6
Eeiin-Price 6, run ipass failed.
Eglin-Price 81. pass from Brito (pass
failed),
Fort Belvoir-Brown 8, run (pass
EeiinWPrice 65. punt return Cwrigh-
ton, pass from Brito).
Evening star., 1961-09-17
Adios Boy Listed
For October Sale

YONKERS, N. Y, Sept. 16
(AP) .-Adios Boy, once one of
the Nations leading PAGERS and
now a promising sire, will be
sold at the Old Glory Sales
at Yonkers Raceway October
1926.
Leo Tananbaum, the track
director, said today he had
been so notified by the owners
of the great PAGER. the estate
of John S. Turner.
Adios Boy was the first
standardized to go the mile
in 2:O3 on a half-mile track
and in 1885 on a mile oval
as a 2-year-old. He was named
2-year-old PAGER of the year
in 1858. q
Evening star., 1961-09-17
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS
Contributing Writer

FAIR HILL, Md, Sept 16.-
Jockey Joseph Aitcheson, jr.,
hit the highs and lows OF
steeplechasing here today in
short order.
At 5 pm. he won the vener-
able Manly Steeplechase on Al
fred H. Smiths Me Broke, the
favorite of 1000 spectators
gathered at William duPont'S
lavish private course.
At $50 pm. AitcheSon was
carried unconscious from the
same course on a stretcher aft
er he was knocked off Alfred
Smiths Third Chow in the fin
al race and run over by most
of the field.
At5:45 pm. the former prize
fighter bounced out of his cor
ner in the ambulance behind
the grandstand, put on his hat
and went home.
Aitcheson's victory in the
Manly, which was first run at
Pimlico in 1916, was no surprise
to the crowd which had watched
Me Broke run a strong second
in the featured Fair Hill Stee-
plechaSe last week end.
Me Broke, nevertheless, had
the job of running into the
ground Mrs. M. G. Walsh's
Lord Mike, rated the second
favorite in the field.
Lord Mike was backing up
as they came down the stretch
and Me Borke held an easy two
length margin over young Billy
Evening star., 1961-09-17
Horse Show Set
AGuurd Armory
0tober 24-29

Dates for the International
Horse Show at the National
Guard Armory will be October
"a through 29. Jumping teams
from Mexico, Ireland and Can
adaswill compete and tn e
Washington area will be rep
resented by two new members
of the United States team
Kathy Kusner of Arlington and
Wally Holly of Alexandria.
This years special exhibi-
ton will be series of chariot
races, one staged at every per-
Torrance, Harvey Spear, show
president, announced.
The show staff this year in
cludes Milton Ritzenberg, Ar
thur Arundel and Miss Fen
Kollock as executive vice presi-
dents; Claude w. Owen. vice
president, and Parker c. Peter
man, treasurer. The shows Of
fices" are at 821 Fifteenth
street NV.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
Cyone Shocks Futurity Field
With Upset Victory at $3.50

quarter-mile to go. the Panama
jockey took the Christiana colt
to the inside and from there
he made his successful bid.
Cyane paid $3.50, $50 and
$3.50, and earned $685. for
speeding over the 6lz furlongs
in 1:171s. Lunger paid $4,000
for Cyane as a yearling.
Win Earns SS5,66O
Jaipur returned 1920 and
s2.10. and Sir. Gaylord $2.10.
Green Ticket was fourth and
Jake fifth. s
The crowd of 37,196 swung
most of its financial support to
Jaipur, winner of the Hopeful
Stakes at Saratoga, and Sir
Gaylord, victor in four previous
stakes while winning six of his
IL outings. Green Ticket was
the third choice off his recent
in the Worlds Play
ground Stakes at Atlantic City.
And that is the way it looked
they would finish as Eddie Ar
caro- sent Jaipur out in front
with Eric Guerin less than a
length away on Green Ticket.
After getting away fast, Sir
Gaylord, with Willie Shoemak-
er aboard, dropped some three
lengths off the pace.
Drives From Fourth
But at the half-mile post,
Sir Gaylord closed the gap,
and it was a three-horse af-
fair rounding the bend into
the long home stretch. AS the
three choices turned for home
Cyane was fourth but rapidly
moving into contention.
Green Ticket had had enough
after another eighth of a mile,
as Jaipur and Sir Gaylord bat
tied head and head. Sir Gay
lord stuck his nose in front
briefly, but at the finish
Cyane had a neck margin over
Jaipur with Sir Gaylord only a
head behind. Six lengths back
was Green Ticket and Hal
Price Headley's Jake was IL
behind.
Winner Of only $l1,255 in his
previous starts, the purse
boosted Cyane's bankroll to
$96,915.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
Shenandoah Results

1st-sI 900; 3;yr ;-olds; clmg; 5A turI
wal. IU,,,. off ts%its. c.ao 7.4O sS s-sS 800 SS
Smoked Glass Clark 4.4O
Spicy Nice, Jsssgiad. Time. i:oSs. VA
2d-$1 900; Ayr. -olds up; cling; 8 fur.
Black Ape (DavidsOnl 4.20 2.60 2.4O
Guarded Secret tSisto) SEQ 500
WI Half ali . Interest S Boss Lama, jenny envy
Quatre Pass. Time, 1:13M.
DAILY DOUBLE, 7-5, PAID 1890
3d-S1. 900; 3-yr.; cling. 1 mi.
BRYAN Mint tDAyid.) $50 $50 $40
Waist Bandit HittIe) l.2O
Miss D T, Our Polly, Bayles Boy, Mr..
Elizabeth. Time, LA.
4th-S1 300; 2-yr.; alw.: fur.
May6losom sFitzD $50 $50 $50
Rayherst (Gambar.) $50 800
Maura II. tWeakleyl $50
Nickolino, Iswar's Sleek, Cassis Jim,
Little sprite. Time. 1.139s
5th-S1 900: 4,yr., q up; cling 6 fur.
Bonny's Choice ,tC'pe) 4.6O $50 2.?O
Sis;hins IStldham 800 2,do
Hssty Bunnie, Dishes Flying. Kings
Moon, Dora Doll. Time. 1.14ss.
6th-Sl,1OO; Ayr. g. up; cling: 5Is
Happy Hero Clark 1920 $40 $50
Hes The Tops LSmaD SEQ ESQ
Nancy's Love (GambaFdella) SEQ
Savemenow, Easy Token, Old Toma
hawk Annette G. Time, los.
7thaSl.1OO; 4 yrs. d up; cling; l."
Exact tsssateIlc! 500 $50 $50
Hero's Reward. Lillame, Helaiurors,
sth-sI' 500; .3-yr, ,-'olds; cling: 8 furs
MOnono Davidson) $50 2.8O 2.2O
No Coffee (Frenchl 2.6O 2.2O
No Stone IZangarD ~, 2.20
RrotSSr G9od sehHlari s,. Cooled died chaner
Tale. Time, 1:l3.
9ths-s2. 500; 3-yr.-olds and up; Gins.
sEsy GRE. TI:gr. .1 Ssists' 1850 sss 80
General Darke Davidson 2.4G
Man Made, Tetraiota, Well Tanned
Night Code. Silky Jet, Newbold. Time
1:13ls.
10th--$1,S00; cling. -3-yr.; mi. fur
High Joan (SmalD 1850 1.O6
Boy In Blue (ZangarD 3.SO
Oil Boom, SiS-Queen, Raccoon, Head
Dancer, Mint Dor, Peace PLATE. Time
2:522s.
The Big Bonanza-Two persons picked
six winners and received S6,640 80
The Little BonanZa-27 persons picked
5 winners and received S210.SO.
The winning numbers were: 8 8 z
. /.
Attendance, 9.762; handle, S527,565
Evening star., 1961-09-17

golden age, as they dubbed the
decade in which, he swung
with such a vengeance-one
must compare conditions that
existed then and prevail now.
The main point to consider
is that radio didn't figure in
the dissemination of baseball
news in Babes heyday and
television was just a dream
almost two decades away from
realization.
The fans who didn't go to
the game had to wait for the
newspapers to come out before
finding out what happened at
the ball park that day. And
day it was, always, as night
baseball was still about a dec
ade away. Thus interest
wasn't as widespread or as M
tense as it is in this elec-
tronic age.
The 1927 season, insofar as
the Yankees were concerned,
quickly resolved itself into a
runaway race for the team and
az intra-club duel for the
home-run title between Ruth
and his goUd friend Cat that
time) Lou Gehrlg There was
no general feeling that their
competition would produce 3
record. Some thought Lou
might beat out Babe in the
seasons total.
1t was nip and tuck through
the sultry summer months. On
August 19 Gehrig took a 1898
lead, but within a few days
they were tied at 40, and
again, on September 4, at A.
Next day came the turning
point. Ruth smashed three to
LOUIS loner-and that seems
to have been the convincer
for Gehrig. For the rest of the
season, Lou was able to IN
Evening star., 1961-09-17
Joe Buell. Chuirmon
For Redskin Luncheon

Joe Buell. has been selected
as general chairman of the
Touchdown Clubs welcome
home luncheon to the Redskins
at noon September 20 at the
Sheraton Park Hotel.
Buell. succeeds John R.
O'Brien, general chairman the
past three years.
Evening star., 1961-09-17

won a stake 1t was the third
straight triumph for the son of
Turn-To, running in the silks
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lunger's
Christiana Stable of Delaware.
While Jaipur, carrying the
hopes of George Widener, and
Adele L. Rand's Green Ticket
battled for the early lead with
Christopher T. Chenery's Sir
Gaylord a close third, Ycaza
bided his time far back with
Cyane. But when the five-horse
field turned for home with a
Evening star., 1961-09-17

NEW YORK, Sept. Is (AP).
-Cyane, q fast-closing 2-year-
old from Christiana Stable. up
set his more highly-regarded
rivals here today in the 72d
running of the $138.770 Bel
mont Futurity. Jaipur was Sec
ond and Sir Gaylord third.
With Manuel Ycaza in the
saddle, Cyane caught the 'front.'
running Jaipur and Sir Gay
lord in the last few yards for
his first stakes triumph in five
starts. Although he never had
Evening star., 1961-09-17
Cumberland Results

Tumbies Tot, Blenheim Boy, sar-
apache, Defenseless. Time, 1:242s.
2d-$I 900; cling; 4 yr. up; Abt. 5 fur.
Fort Quill tLipham) 1000 a.80 SO
Frisky Gloria G.eynolds) $40 30
EIliOtts Champ CRobinsOnl $50
Bulldog Mac, Lucky Sunday, Irish
Cheer, saber Duel. Time. O:55%.
DAILY DOUBLE ts-O PAID sIss.4O
sd-s1 900: cling; 3 W.; 6ia fur. 40
Covat Espinosal $50 100 800
MidniEht Trio (ROdD $40 400
Dew Line Gipham) $50
This Ny Boy, Krsker Bridge, Musick
Choice. Time, 1924.
4th-S1, 900; cling; 4 VI. up; abt. 5 fur,
Poly Free (Reynolds $40 40 800
Warsaw tEspinOsa) 100 $40
Scramble. Peters Joy, Delta Wee.
Chance Dee. Time, O:56.
Easy knight tRey'ds) If.4o $50 800
Thoughtful tRusso) $40 2.60
Manuel Vacsnti) 300
Pleasure Time, tdzell, Wind Drinker.
Time. l:51.
%cnsisncr R. tfu1j f 4.sO SAG $50
Fair Kicker (Passmorel 4.4O $40
Coming Light (VacantD $50
Sensatico, Andamo, Phars Final.
Time, 0:553s.
7th-S1 200: alw.; 3 VI. up: abt. fur.
Bahati (Cutshaw) 110 400 $50
Camp Out (Kirk S.4O 800
SpigOt Gipham) $50
Switch List, scottsville Rd.. Petiole.
Time, 0:552s.
sth-S1, 400: 3 yr. up: 6Ia fur.
Prince lamar (R'y'ds) 1920 $40 500
Assertion (HawkswOrth) 14.O0 $50
Alaskan Might (McKee) $40
r. NJ. Bee, Fence EN- In, Ournav,
fearful. Time, 1:224s.
sth-S1,100i cling; 3-yr-olds and
In'ciiffe Castle (E'sa) 1900 $50 $40
Blue Measure tMcKee) $50 420
ThesDian tCutshawl $40
Also. Palatka Foamy. Could Be
said; Pen And Pencil. Lynn o, Time.
1898.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $500

3dH.$2,5OO; alw.; Ayr. 81 up; mi.
Trout Lin. tHshton, 21.4O 900 s.4O
q Full Stop baldwin SEQ ESQ
Malnstay (Aitches0nD SEQ
Valley Hart, a Latin Lancer Mel
SGt'Es: broke; Pat to! a M. Time 6;S9ss tnew
Halls Wood entry.
4th-S2,0OO; Center Square hurdle
hdcp; 3-yr. g. up; 1ss mi; hurdles.
Mantegna tGraham) 1880 4.s0 $40
a Shining Bright walsh $50
9 Lots, B. Narcissus II, b Alarife II,
Villsena, cafre II, Freschal. Time,
a Blakeley -Erb entry.
b McKnight entry.
5th-S3.500 added: Manly Steeple-
chase Handicap: and up: 2 mi d;
Me Broke (AitchesOn) $40 $40 e.40
DOural (TurnerD 400 $40
Lord Mike walsh 2.80
MANAGEMENT, a Easy Times, Jr
Jim, Port Call. Time, 4;024s.
Rouse entry.
6th-S1,5 800; 3 and up; mdns; Ia mi.
aArctic Flow Dev'D $50 ESQ e.eO
hampton Castle (Smithw'b $50 ESQ
Irish Tourist (HObales) 2.4O
Taras First, Prince of Wind,
Baby Peanuts, Son of Ala. Winagin
Jim, Sir Chal, Mr.. Morsberger. Ken
lucky Sun I'd. Time, 2:473s.
Kline entry.
Bipo entry.
Total handle, S69,644.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
Belmont Results
BY the Associated Press

1st-$3. 500: cling. 3 VI. up: 8 fur
Air DELIGHT tMarEOlin) S.1O 40 800
Running Wolf (ShOemakerD 2.5O
Colonel Bogey. Elliotts Pal Don,
November Hill. Great Manassa. Always
Tafiiesi2 iHf1'oST; 1XTcafop % 500 u4.aoO s.s0
Cyr0b Hynch) $50 2.1O
BOb's Gem (Ruanel $50
Golf Score, velvet Shield. Bavard,
Pawanson. Time. 1:12HS.
DAILY DOUBLE (1-D PAID $3.50
Coral a.T2:r SGG Tfns PH%: sGy5G 20 7dS fur
Doctor Hank X. tC'mb'D 4.6O $50
Sand and Stars (Arearo) 1.2O
Thunder Hid, Reign. Wine, q Wind
ward Mark. ROYAL Guide. ORACLE juno
ton: Scenic south; s,lt a Leaf Litter Ia
Roslyn Farm Winding Way Farm
entry.
az dthL$4,aOG: e.. aly; w.. yin eM Z oo fur n
Pony Tracks (ShOemakeT) $50
Woodsie, Lincoln Center. Judy Breeze,
New Muir. Time, 1:197s.
5th-S4,200; alW.; VI; 6b2 tur.
TamarOna (MellOn) 6.20 4.l0 $50
DarIin Butehie (AnderSon) $50 $50
Rash Action (Baeza) 4.2O
Easily Fooled, Miss Rotunda, Little
Stormy, Cluny's Cave. Time, 1:1e2S-
etn-$7,5OO; alw.; yr. Up; la mi.
Geechee Los Lynch 1880 $50 $50
Masonic (AndersOn) $50 $50
Hunters Sock (Adams) 2.70
Anisado. Ensign II, Gawain. Royal
Redress. Time, 2:1S4s.
7th-S75, 900 added; Futurity Stakes;
> VI: 642 fur.
Cyane (YcaEa) 1850 $40 $50
Jaipnr ,ArcarO) $50 2.lO
Sir Gaylord tShOemakeD 2.lO
Green Ticket, Jake. Time. 1:171s.
Sth-S4.TO0; cling; yr. up: i's mi.
Star Hope (MellOn) 1880 80 $40
Billy Blueiay BaeZa) eco 4.2O
Boston Teaparty (YcaEal 3.SO
Merry Will. White Label, Thermo.
Coach Wally, Raft. Time. l:44.
9th-S3, 700; cling; , yr. up: Z fur.
GI0Oming (Ruane) 1890 $50 4.40
Beau White CPerna) 800 500
Marat (Adams) $3.50
Eclare II. Pertshire, That Lucky
Day. Farmers Glory. Time, 1:24+s.