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Evening star., 1961-08-30
Labor Day
Program Set
AtShenandoah
By JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Aug. 80 - Labor Day at Shen-
andoah Downs will hardly be
a day of rest for West Virginia
horseplayers.
A double-header racing pro-
gram is being planned here
Monday with the first half Of
a total of 18 races due to start
at 2 pm. and the second part
at 7 pm.
There will be two daily dou-
bleS and two Bonanzas, one for
each program. An intermiSSion
OF ar hour will be observered
between the two nine-race
cards, but many Of the fans
will take advantage of the sin
gle admission charge and bat
tie the mutuels for all i8
races.
Last year Shenandoah's La
'bor Day double-header was a
smashing success. Single-day
betting records for attendance
and wagering in West Virginia
were broke when $4,000 passed
through the turnstiles. Betting
topped 1851 900.
Shenandoah Downs officials
are hopeful of the first 81 mil
lion handle in the State for
the marathon program.
The second biggest Bonanza
payoff of the meeting went to
one winner last night on five
correct selections on a card
dominated by longshotS. The
fan picked five straight to earn
$6,076, missing only Plucky
Doge, $500 winner of the ninth
race.
Winning horses in races four
through eight included Sher-
Wooo Sprlte ($ll.6OD, Sky Spy
($28.40), Mister Petros 18.4O) ,
General parke ($7.6O) and An
nette G. ($26).
Eleven fans had four win
nerS, picking up $236.6O apiece.
Mrs. James P. Mills we'll
bred Little Margaret heads
eight 8 and 4 year olds in to-
nights 512-furlong Beta Sigma
Phi Purse. The 4-year-old
daughter Of Stardust was a
handy winner here last time
out at the same distance and
figures to be well backed.
Chasmar Stud Farms Beau's
Rose, a beaten favorite in her
last race, and Maple Tree
Farms Well Doom, a winner
last week, figure to make it
tough for the favorite. The s.
year-old fillies get in light with
106 pounds.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
Dutch Girl Sets Record
InMuccubiuh Hurdles

TEL AVN, Israel, Aug. 30
(AP).-Selma Hestek, a Shapely
20-year-old blond from Hol-
land, today won the first Gold
Medal of the 9Th Maccabiah
GameS-the Jewish Olympics-
by capturing the 80-meter hur-
dies in record time.
The Dutch girl was clocked
in lib seconds, bettering the
games record by 4-tenths of
a second.
Anna Maria Norsa of Italy
took the Silver Medal for Sec
ond in 13 flat. Madelaine
Bergman of Australia was third
in 1879.
Carol kaufman, of Queens
College, New York, was sixth
and last. Her time was not
announced. The morning COM
petition in 80-degrees weather
was supposed to be devoted ex-
clusively to the qualifying heats
but when only six girls entered
the hurdles, the final was run
off Immediately.
Milton Friend Of Maiden,
Mass, won the first Gold Medal
for the United States by taking
the 20 rifle prone position
event with a score of 579 out
Of 600, one point short of the
games record.
Nehemiah SirkiS, ISrael's de-
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Garry Back Gets
128 in Jerome

NEW YORK, Aug. 80 (AP).-
Carry Back, winner of the Ken
lucky Derby and Preakness, has
been assigned top weight of 1913
pounds for the $50,0OO-added
Jerome Handicap at Belmont
Park Saturday.
The mile race will be the first
major test for the 3-year-old
son of Saggy since he hurt his
leg in the Belmont Stakes in
June.
Carry Back started a success
full comeback at Atlantic City
last Saturday by winning a Z
furlong allowance race.
Beau Prince was weighted be-
hind Carry Back with 126
pounds. Ambiopoise and Crozier
will be under 122 pounds.
Sherluck, the winner of the
Belmont, has been given 121.
Other weights are, Bolinas
Boy, and Merry Ruler, 118;
Nashua Blue and Up Scope, ia;
Guadalcana1 and Vapor Whirl,
113.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
British Golfer Dies

GLENEAGLES, Scotland,
Aug. 80 AP).-Jack Mclean,
a former British Walker Cup
player, died yesterday of a
heart attack. He was so. Nc
Lean played for Britain in the
Walker Cup matches against
the United States in 1884 and
1886. He lost to Johnny Fishcher
in the final of the American
Amateur championship in 1886.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
Wynn on Shelf
For Rest of 81

DETROIT, Aug. 80 (AP).-
Early Wynn, who had hoped to
become one of baseball's il
lustrious 300 J. game winners
this year, is through for the
season and will leave for home
today, the Chicago White Sox
have announced.
Wynn, Al, has had a sore
arm for several weeks. He re-
Joined the club Saturday after
"a two-week rest, but DR..
Anthony Guzausks, club physi-
clan, advised Wynn to return
to Venice, Fla, and rest his
arm until next season.
Wynn has won 292 games in
a major league career that
started in 1889. He had an 80
record this season.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
TAKES WRONG TURN
Detour' Costs Runner
Victory in Bunion Derby

$3.50. Gygax leads the series
with 154 points to Henry Schaf-
fer's 1876. Schaffer was fourth
last night.
Dave Hazard, also of the
Empire Harriers, won the three
mile race for tenderfeet, and
clinched first place for the
series with 1862 points. Ron
Taylor was second and Jason
Page third.
The final event of the eight
race series will be held Sunday
at Greenbelt. A 9.2-mile race is
scheduled for seniors and a
224 mile event for tenderfeet.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
z Legion Mines
Remain Unbeuten

HASTINGS. Nebr., Aug. 80
(AP).-Brooklawn, N. j., and
Cincinnati became the 20
teams in the American Legion s
little World Series last night
and will meet tomorrow to
break the deadlock.
Brooklawn handed Colonial
Heights, Va, a Ga defeat and
Cincinnati edged Phoenix, Ariz.,
5-3, in meetings of unbeaten
teams.
Colonial Heights will meet
Evening star., 1961-08-30
TurIey Reinstoted d

MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL,
Aug. 80 (AP).-The Yankees
have reinstated Bob Turley for
active duty after the right
handed pitcher was out six
weeks with a sore arm. Turley,
who has a 3-5 record, last
pitched July 9 and was put on
the disabled list July Is.
Evening star., 1961-08-30

John Gygax of Springfield,
Va, was practically home free
in last nights Bunion Derby
10-mile senior race at Carroll
ton, Md, but he took a wrong
turn and wound up second.
Gygax, a member Of the En-
pire Harriers of Northern Vir-
ginia, had a three-quarter-mile
lead with two miles to go. But
he took the wrong turn, before
he got back on course, and Jim
Ferris Of the Baltimore Olympic
Club moved into first place.
Ferris was clocked in SO min
utes, III seconds and Gygax in
Evening star., 1961-08-30
Hockey on TV
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 80 (AP) &.
The erican television
rights for the 1862 world anna
teur ice hockey championships
have been sold to CHS for $780,
900, John Dummy Ahearne,
president of the international
Ice Hockey Federation, said to-
day. The tournament will be
held in Denver and Colorado
Springs, Colo, March 8-18.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
Norbeck Winner

Frank Rothschild yesterday
shot an 82-8l-163 to win the
Norbeck Country Club Junior
championship. Bob Gordon was
second with a 85-79-164.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
SEATTLE. Harold johnson, 173,
Philadelphia. defeated Eddie Cotton
10. Seattle, 10, NBA light heavy
weight tits titls. NJ Burke Emery,
1sSh sherbrooke, Knocked out Blair
Richardson, 1853, South Bar, N. g., g.
SAN JOSE, Calif.-Wayne Bethea
212, New York, defeated Willie Rich
ardson. 1856, San Jose: Calf, 10,
Pimentai, 1851, Sacramento stopped
joey Castellano, 119. San Jose, Calf
joey Castellano, 119, San Jose
Calf, B.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
Bulunced Schedule

West Virginia will have a.
balanced football schedule inI
1862, playing games at home
and away on alternate Satur-
days.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
Racing Results
Belmont

BY the Associated Press
1St-S4 900: cling; 2-yr.; 6 fur.
Lucky Uncle L'nard) I1.OO $40 $50
TOOtsie's Pride (Boland) 11:3O 9.2O
Banker Bob (Guistines) $50
Sandy Starr. Hand Stand, Wild
Duck, Cinder Man, Beat the Bushes
Evening star., 1961-08-30

Omaha tonight, with the loser
Sidelined. Phoenix will play
Billings, Mont, tomorrow with
the loser also eliminated.
Evening star., 1961-08-30

RIVER GATE was narrowly beaten when third for
800 and looks best. C0SMIC BESS won a sprint for
25O and is the one to beat. CHICATOO might take il
KS POUNDS APPRENTICE ALLOWANCE
Evening star., 1961-08-30
JOE KELLY,S SELECTIONS
At Shenandoah
Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time-7:15 Pm.

FIRST RACE AsES sIooc' SSsn esi%SG DisSG s1ao
Evening star., 1961-08-30
ACE-Purse, s1.IOO, claiming 0I,5OO); A.

MIoIEh bUCkLE was an easy winner for 81 200
ana should take another. KENELLAR will battle 10 the
$1,000. "
Evening star., 1961-08-30

BEST BET-MsTER BUCKLE-sIxTH RACE
Evening star., 1961-08-30

n SaAaN aAaNMARk faces lesser 1fter finishing third fo
$1,000; HARDLY EVER second for $1,000.
Evening star., 1961-08-30

a., WLLL DUUN neeGs only % repeat her last 20 beat
this field BEAUs ROSE has a favorable inside post.
EBONY LARK is better than his last race.
Smyrna times., 1961-02-16

Safety Leader, a publication of
the Safety Council which MIR.
Mcconnell also credits with its
share in the progress being
achieved.
He said there were more
deaths from home fires in Della
ware last year than the year be-
fore. The report shows 10 such
deaths in 1860 as compared with
13 in 1859 and "a in 1858. There
were six deaths from suffocation
last year, as compared with five
each in the two preceding years.
Poison caused two home fatal
accidents last year. There were
three in 1859 and only one in
1858. Other home fatal accidents
caused four deaths last year, one
the year before and seven in
1858.
Smyrna times., 1961-02-16

forts to publicize ways of pre-
venting falls and that schools,
industry and other safety-con-
scious groups cooperated. THE
extremely gratifying figure S
show the results, and demon
strate once again that safety ed
ucation and sensible accident
prevention work pay off. he de-
clared.
Schools took part in the cam
paign against injury by falls last
April by distributing a home
safety check list prepared by the
Safety Council and encouraged
sixth grade children to take it
home and use it. Children check
ed their homes for safety against
falls, getting the aid of their par
ents in eliminating the l6 differ
ent hazards listed. Cooperation
was magnificent" said MIR. Nc
Smyrna times., 1961-02-16

is not wearing a current license
tag. A dog license costing $l.0C
should be obtained for all dogs
over four months of age. North
of the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal, a current rabies inocula-
ton is mandatory. The follow
ing regulations affect all dog
owners outside of the City of
Wilmington: Q) Purchase dog
license, costing $l.00, immedi-
ately. Dog licenses for 1860 ex-
pired December 81, 1860. (2)
All dogs over four months of
age must be licensed. (3) North
of the Chesapeake & Delaware
Canal all dogs must be current
ly inoculated for rabies before
a license will be issued. (4) At
tach 1861 red dog tag securely
to collar. (5) 1t is just as inn
portant for confined animals to
Smyrna times., 1961-02-16

Connell. 81 think there can be no
doubt that the schools, the child
rem and their parents have to-
gether helped to save lives and
to prevent injuries by making
Delaware homes safer"
Similarly, he said. prevention
of falls was emphasized last
spring in the off-the-job safety
program carried out by many
industrial firms in cooperation
with the Safety Council. Educa-
tional material from the council,
emphasizing home hazards and
how to do away with thcm was
also brought to the public's at
tention by Delaware newspapers
and radio stations.
The statistics on fatal home
accidents were reported in the
issue of the Home
Smyrna times., 1961-02-16

showing a reduction of 81 per
cent from the Sc accidents of
1859. An even sharper reduction
occurred that year, when acci-
dents were reduced l7.9 per cent
from the 67 recorded in 1858.
]. H. Tyler Mcconnell, presi-
dent of the Safety Council, said
it is significant that the reduc-
ton in fatal home accidents last
year occurred in deaths from
falls. There were only Is such
deaths in Delaware in 1860 as
compared with 80 the year be-
fore.
In all probability the reduc-
ton should be credited to the
vastly increased attention given
to prevention of falls in safety
education efforts last year, MIR.
Mcconnell said. He said the
Safety Council stepped up its eff
Smyrna times., 1961-02-16
Game Commission
Stresses Need of
Dog Licenses

The Board of Game and Fish
Commissioners urges all dog
owners to license their dogs as
socn as possible. Dog licenses
for 1861 may be purchased at
most sporting goods stores, JUS
tice of peace offices and the
Dover office of the Game and
Fish Commission. The Commits
sion stresses the importance of
securely attaching the 1861 red
tag on the dogs collar. 1t is
almost impossible to identify a
lost, strayed or stolen dog that
Smyrna times., 1961-02-16

wear identification tags as those
that may go afield. Easy iden-
tification will protect you and
your dog and also make the
work of the enforcement staff
more effective.
Smyrna times., 1961-02-16
Safety Education
Programs Save
Lives In State

Fatal home accidents in Del
aware were reduced last year
for the second successive year,
the Delaware Safety Council an
nounced.
Last year there were 81
deaths due to home accidents,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-06-06
Louella @. Parsons HOLLYWOOD


The Zipkin party was au re-
voir for Lorena Mayer who
headed for home the next day.
leaving Mike Nidorf a very lone
ly man.
Loretta Young is in New York
visiting Jean Louis and his wife
and also attending to some TV
business.
In transmitting the column
from New York a mistake was
made-the meeting between
Spyros Skauras and Daryl Fan
uck was a, Zanuck's request,
not at the request of Mr.. Skou.
ras.
Couldn't get to producer Alice
Boatright'S cocktail party for
Ross Hunter. So Gordan May
nard, my cousin who is visiting
here, became a reporter for me.
He was thrilled at meeting
Anne Marie Alberghetti, jeanne
Woodward, Paul Newman, Myr-
ma 10y and Roddy Mcdowell.
Gordon and his mother, Mar
garet Ettinger, leave tomorrow
morning for a See America
First" trip back to the coast
via Yellowstone, Missoula,
Mont, and other spots. Wish I
could go with them.
My gang" at home reports
Edyie Gorme and Steven Law
renee are a big smash at the
Cocoanut Grove-and sardine
couldn't have packed in at their
opening. Cute Edyie broke up
when her mike" went dead on
one number, and breaking up
with her were Aubrey Hepburn
and Mel Ferrer, Nancy Sinatra,
jr., and Tommy Sands, the Cor
don Macraes, Jerry Lewis, Steve
Allen and Jayne Meadows.
A big turnout is expected at
Marusia's invitational fashion
show at the Lappin Bros. salon
tomorrow afternoon.
That's all today. See you to-
morrow
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-06-06

Balaban and talked about the
present status of the movies.
Saw Candy and Hal March, Mol
ly Parnis, noted couturiere who
dresses Mrs. Eisenhower, Roddy
MCDOWELL and julie Styne-all of
whom had also attended the con-
cert.
Our latest bride, David JAMS
sens beauty contest winner sis
ter, Terri Jansen, now on her
honeymoon with Stan Bilchik, is
taking instructions in Judaism,
the faith of her bridegroom. In
this Terri follows in the foot.
steps of Elizabeth Taylor, Polly
Bergen, Norma Shearer at the
time of her marriage to Irving
Thalberg and Marilyn Monroe,
when she married Arthur Mil
Ter.
Terri, who won the Miss Los
Angeles and Miss California
beauty contests of 1860, intends
to continue her movie and TV
career when she returns from
her honeymoon in Las Vegas.
A newsy letter from Kay,
Mrs. Clark Gable, made me ap-
preciate what a great gal she
is, trying to be happy for her
children's sake. Her wit, which
is one of the things Clark loved
most about her, has not dimin-
ished one iota. Her letter was so
amusing she could get job as
writer any time. Her descrip-
ton of character we both
know was riotously funny.
Kay said l am to be John
Clark's godmother along with
Mrs. Carl Leigh, a dear friend
of hers and Clark. Kay's brother
will be godfather. She said for
me to get a new chapeau be-
cause master j. c. loves colors.
Another actor whose condition
is causing anxiety is BurI Ives
who was flown from the BAHIA
mas to New York suffering
from pneumonia. Burl had pneu-
monia early in the spring in the
Bahamas, and this time his wor.
ried wife Helen insisted he be
flown to New York. When he
has recovered, he'll come to the
west coast to recuperate until
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-06-06
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he starts his new picture at Co.
lumbia in late June.
With the concern over jeff
Chandler and Chico Marx, it's
been an anxious week concern
ing these top actors.
A steady twosome around
New York is. director John
Frankenheimer, who is in the
process of getting a divorce, and
Piper Laurie. John is here to
see about MGMs upcoming
movie. "All Fall Down."
Piper has just finished 1.-THE
Hustler" in which 1 hear she
turns in a fine performance.
1t was John who gave Piper the
big chance on TV which turned
her career from innocuous lead
ing lady parts into the success
she has attained as a dramatic
actress. In "The Hustler" she CO.
stars with Paul Newman, whom
I admire greatly. l am told it's
the best picture to come out of
goth in a long time.
Snapshots of New York and
Hollywood collected at random:
Had a very interesting talk
with Senator Jacob Javits at
Jerry Zipkin's cocktail party.
The Senator had just appeared
in TV show and refused to
discuss the reasons why he
won't run for mayor of New
York. So 1 didn't feel l should
bring it up. We talked of his
pretty wife Marion who had a
brief movie career.
The Senator also compliment
ed Commander Martin Nc
Kneally on his outstanding
battle against Communism in
the American Legion.
Joan Bennett brought her
daughter, Diane Bennett Ander-
son, who was just back from
visit to Calumet Farms in Ken
utcky, where she had been en-
tertained by Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Markey.
Was glad to see Gypsy Rose
Lee whom I've known forever;
Julia Meade and her cookbook
ing husband; Ambassador Har-
ny Taylor, who is neighbor of
Irene Dunno and Verbena Heb
berd, escorted the two girls.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-06-06

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Copyright 1861. Reproduction in whole or
in part strictly prohibited.
HOLLYWOOD-If l hadn't
seen it with my own eyes, l
wouldn't have believed an audi
ence could get so Historically
excited, cheer and scream and
try to rush up on the stage as
they did at the Judy Garland
concert at Carnegie Hall. The
older fans were just as wild as
the teenagers waiting to see
Judy, so we had to have a po-
lice escort to get to our car.
Judy sang all her clicks from
her movies plus new material
and the old standards which re-
ceived the biggest hand of all.
At the end she told the audi
ence-who just wouldn't let her
go-she had sung every num-
Der for which she had arrange
ments. Then she brought on
her daughter Liza Minnelli and
her little son Joe Luft and Liza
and Judy did a song together
and Liza danced. I've been at
many concerts at Carnegie
but never anything like this
and that goes for opera singers
and concert musicians.
From the Garland concert we
went to Eleanor Berkson Lam
bert's party for Judy. Sid Luft,
constantly at Judy's side, was
SO proud of her and it's non
sense to say they are having
trouble. l had seen how happy
they are earlier in her dressing
room.
Adam Gimbel was among the
early arrivals at Eleanor's par
ty. He was very enthusiastic
about our little Garland girl. /
was glad to see Inez Robb, a
newspaper friend of many
years.
Also talked to Henry Fonda
and he told me HE son Does on
the stage this fall. l hope young
Peter will be as successful as
his sister Jane. Both Hank and
Afdera were at the party but
they didn't come together so
apparently the separation is
still on, for which I'm sorry.
Polly Bergen, who had just ar
rived in town, joined her hus-
band Freddie Fields. Barney
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-06-06

Copyright 1861. Reproduction in whole or
in part strictly prohibited.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-06-06

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