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Evening star., 1961-01-03

HAUSER, CLARE KILLER. On Friday
December 80. 1860. at her residence
1919 2Sth pl. Sc, CLARE KILLER
HAUSER, wife of the late Carl J
HauSer. Friends may call at Cav
NV. courtesy parking opposite]
Mass will be offered at st. Francis
Xavier Church, Pennsylvania ave
and 2Sth st s.e., on Wednesday,
January 4. 1851, at q am. 3
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JACKSON, GEORGE A. tcUs, r

JACKSON, GEORGE A. tGUSl. on
Sunday. January /, 1861, GEORGE
Sc, Apt. 8, beloved huxbaNd o,
Elizabeth O. Jackson and brother oi
Sister Mary Paschal, o. s. p, and
Raphael jackson. Also surviving are
other relatives and many friends
After 4 pm. Thursday, January 4
friends are invited to call al the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1890 9th st
NV: where the rosary will be re.
cited at 1880 pm REQUIEM solemn
hiSh mass will be celebrated at ST
Augustine's Catholic Church, l7l5
10th st. NV, at 10 am, Inter.
ment Arlington National CemeterY 4
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GALE, ETHEL z. On Sunday. Jan,

UnLL' I'LL z. On Sunday, Janu-
ary !, 1851. at Sibiey Hospital,
ETHEL E. GALE tnee Enrich. be-
loved mother. Of Enrich and Reed
Sale, sister OF Mrs: Rhea E. Murray
Chase Funeral Home. 5lO3 Wiscon-
SIN ave. NV. after 10 am, Tues
gay January 3. where services win
be held on Wednesday. January 4.
pm. lnterment Delavan. III
Inc family suggests that expressions
OF sympathy be mace in the form
OF contributions 10 the D. C, Cancer
society tChicago, Ill, papers please
Evening star., 1961-01-03

BRANSoN. ARTHUR o. On Monday,
@ January ,. 1861. at his his
IN residence. S22 9th st ne,
IN ARTHUR o. BRANSON.
MM member OF Harmony Lodge.
NO/W No. -. P. H A. Arrange
wv ments by the Stewart Fu-
" neral Home, 30 H st. ne.
Notice Of funeral later
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DOVE. MARY AGNES.

University Hospital. MARY ACNE
DOVE Of 4s1l South 3Oth ST.. Ar
InGton. Va, mother OF Miss Jan
D. Charles and Mrs. Betty Ann
Dougherty. She also is survived b
five grandchildren. Friends ma
call at the s. H. Hines Co Funera
Home, 2901 18th st. NV. fron
3 pm. Wednesday. January 4 ozark
ing facilitiesl. Services and inter
ment. Columbus, Ohio. Recitation
OF the rosary will be said on Tues
day. January 3. at s pm, at tn
above funeral home. In lieu Q
movers a contribution 70 the Canoe
FUND may be made as an expires
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January l, 1851. at George wash,
ington University Hospital. CLARK
n GALLOWAY aal1OAY Of 57ll Ridgefield
Isabel s. Galloway, father of Dr.
gohn a Galloway Of Philadelphia.
"a and Mrs. James II L, Jacob
Si Alexandria; Va; stepfather Of
Md. and 1t. Carlos A. PEREZ sta,
toned at Andrews Air Force Base
services will be held at Gawler's
CHAPEL, 1855 Pa. ave. NV. on
wednesday. January 4. at 9:45 am
lnterment private. In lieu of flow.
ers contributions may be made to
me Memorial Hospital. New York
Evening star., 1961-01-03

JONES, WILBERT. On Sunday. Jan.
uary /, 1850, WILBERT JONES Of
llS9 46th place Sc, devoted hus.
band Of Lottie Jones and beloved
Mrs. Eula Jackson, Mrs. Helen ClaR.
gett and Mrs. Euniel johnson. II,
also leaves TO mourn their loss two
brothers, Leroy and Johnny Jones
nine grandchildren. other relative.
iIM ana many friends. Remains rest
Funeral Home, 30l5 18th st n e
Notice of fmneraI latnr
Evening star., 1961-01-03

"a ciai communication Of
IN Cherrydale Lodge, No. AZ,
IN A. F. and A. M, is called
[M NO for pm. Wednesday. jan
XANW uary 4, 1861. at the
N Cherrydale Masonic Tenn
W pie in Arlington. Va, for
the purpose of conducting Masonic
services for our late brother. ALVA
D. DAUGHTON. Services at the
Fort Myer Chapel at pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
HILTON n. BATEMAN, W. NJ.
CARL C COMLEY. Secy
Evening star., 1961-04-11
Machen Says
Title Bout Is
UptoChamp

SAN FRANCISCO, April IL
apt was asked to prove
myself in order to get a shot
at the champion" declared Ed
die Machen, second : ranking
heavyweight contender.
II think I did it."
The Portland( Oreg.) fighter
scored a clear-cut 10 round
decision at the Cow Palace last
night over a sluggish Mike De-
John.
There was a lot of pressure, {"
Machen added. II had every
thing to lose. Mike had every
thing to gain"
Last week, Tom Bolan, di-
rector of Feature Sports, Inc,
had said in New York that
Champion Floyd Patterson's
next title defense probably
would be against either Machen
or England'S Henry Cooper.
Machen declared the title
bout is up to the champ" add
ing that it would be bad judg-
ment to take another fight
before meeting Patterson if
there is to be a championship
affair.
DeJohn, sixth rated con-
tender from Syracuse, weigh
ing 216 to 1912 for Machen,
staggered the Portland fighter
with two righthand shots in
the fourth round.
Other than that, Eddie held
the advantage. But several of
the rounds were so slow the
crowd of 6,073 that paid
$3l, ,347.50 booed Justify.
Machen brought blood
streaming from DeJohn's nose
in the sixth round and lam
baSted him with solid lefts and
rights. But he couldn't put
the New Yorker down.
Late in the bout, sure Of the
decision, Machen boxed to keep
out of trouble.
Referee Matt Zidich scored
the fight 6-3, Judge Jack Silver
30, and Judge Johnny Lotsy
81. The Associated Press
scored it So.
Each fighter collected $500
as Machen boosted his record
to 37-3-1.. DeJohn is now Al
81.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
ODDS STILL SAME
ON DERBY STARS

Aqua CALIENTE, Mex
leo, April. IL (AP).-Odds
on top favorites in the
Caliente future book on the
Kentucky Derby are hold
ing steady.
Carry Back remained the
5-to-l choice in the weekly
posting of odds. Four-and-
Twenty, Beau Prince and
Garwol remained at 6-1
and Flutterby and Bal Mu-
Sette at 81.
AmbiopoiSe, winner of
the Gotham Stakes Satur-
day at Aqueduct, was cut
from 30-1 to 20-1.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
Terp Golfers Get
First ACC Win

The University of Maryland
golf team captured it's first
victory in the Atlantic Coast
Conference yesterday on it's
home course, 21-6, over South
Carolina.
Led by medalist Paul Quinn's
one-over-par 73, the Terps won
every individual match and
two of the three best-ball con-
tests for their first ACC tri-
umph after two defeats. Their
overall record is 80 and they
are host to Georgetown tomor-
row.
Paul Quinn CM) defeated Norman
Flynn, 80; Tom Barmtolec CMI de-
feated Graham Smith. 21ala. Best ball
Maryland, 2-1.
Ron RICHTER tM) defeated Bob Ger
ring, 30 Ron Scales CM) defeated
Jim Howell, 80. Best ball-Maryland,
curt Thatcher CM) defeated Ralph
zlotnik, 81; Bill Crawford lMl de-
South Carolina, 2A-la.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
Governors Cup Event Gives
Sports Cars Big Start Here

The NSports Car Club Of
America stages its yearly Ma
tional race meeting at Marl-
boro Raceway this week end,
with the big trophy this time
the Governors Cup instead of
the Presidents Cup.
Washington Region of the
SCAA, which has offered the
Presidents Cup six times in the
last seven years, and the last
three times at Marlboro, will
put UP the big silver bowl for
the National races two weeks
later at Danville, Va.
Marlboro has attracted more
than 225 entries from amateur
drivers throughout the coun-
try. They will begin practicing
on the 1.75-mile road course al
II am. Friday.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
Garry Back Due
In .Y.Tomorrow

MIAMI, Fla, April II (AP).
Garry Back, the best 3-year-
old to come out of Florida in
five years, leaves today for
New York, where he will run
in the Wood Memorial April %.
Garry Back won the Ever
glades, Flamingo and Florida
Derby during his winter cam
paign. Jack Price, owner and
trainer of the swift little
Florida bred, said if all goes
we'll the colt will go from New
York to Kentucky to run in the
Derby at Louisville May 6.
Garry Back is the Kentucky
Derby favorite. If he wins that
feature, he will be the second
Florida bred to accomplish the
feat. Needles won in 1856.
Evening star., 1961-04-11

Racing will begin at 5 pm.
Friday with two or three events
for novice drivers. Saturdays
schedule calls for practice from
8 am. to 1880 pm, a series of
seven SLAP qualifying races
starting at 2:30 and late after
noon practice again from S to 6.
The schedule Sunday will be-
gin at 10 am. with the first of
five 20-lappers for National
points, followed by a 25-lap run
for the big production cars and
the 40-lap feature for the fast
est modifieds.
Overall victor in the main
event will receive the Cover
nor's Cup from Gov. Tawes of
Maryland the following day in
Annapolis.
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Bio en- Grid Workouts
Attract 85OCondidotes

the leadership of teams most
valuable" Tommy Wilson.
MICHIGAN N Rebuilding
nearly the entire interior Sec
ton of the line.
PURDUE Replacing three
key linemen and rebuilding
virtually the entire backfield
where the most acute loss is the
Bernie Allen-Maury Guttman
quarterback combination.
MINNESOTA-No lettermen
.centers or right guards return
ing from the 1960's national
champions.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ing starters at quarterbacks,
fullback and ends.
ILLINOIS-Only two regulars
returning.
Evening star., 1961-04-11

The Middle Atlantic PGA ap-
proved an area schedule of 80
events this season, highlighted
by the championship in Octo-
Der, at its annual spring meet
ing yesterday at Belle Haven
Country Club.
The Middle Atlantic cham
pionship tentatively has been
scheduled for October 9-10 at
a site to be determined. 1t was
held last year at Turf Valley,
near Ellicott City, Md, and
presumably will be staged in
this area this year.
Charley Bassler, five time
winner of the event and new
pro of the Indian Spring club,
is defending champion.
Hillendale Gets Qualifier
Another top event on the
calendar is the National PGA
qualifying rounds June 19 at
Baltimore's Hillendale Country
Club.
The association also approved
19 pro-amateur events in addi-
tion to three pro-lady events
Evening star., 1961-04-11

involved, but it could have a
comparable number. 1t may,
as the word reaches me, have
more than 80 players. I have
heard the trade names of at
least 10 bankrollers, who are
said to have provided the bribe
money. The fixers are said to
have corrupted players in To-
calities as widespread as New
York, Philadelphia, Buffalo,
Tennessee, Ohio, California,
Mississippi, North Carolina and
Alabama in addition to those
already disclosed by the DA'S
office"
Gross also said, although it
has been limited otherwise, my
information is that no NIT
games were involved in the new
scandal; no tournament games
at all, in fact, and no pro-
fessional games."
Evening star., 1961-04-11
81 INVOLVED, WRITER SAYS
Basketball Scandal
F Feored Nationwide

NEW YORK, April II (AP)
-Milt Gross, sports columnist
Of the New York Post, says the
current college basketball scan
dal may involve more than 80
players and teams from coast
to coast.
In his column in The Post,
Gross said "if only half the
stories I hear are true, this
scandal is bigger than 1851, in
volving much more than the
Seton Hall-Dayton and Con-
necticut- Colgate games.
Gross, who had several ex-
elusive stories on the 1851 scan
dals, said "the whispers endow
this scandal with nation wide
dimensions and date it back
before the tainted season that
just ended"
The 1851 scandal involved
86 games in % cities and IT
states and 80 players from
seven colleges.
Three Players Involved
So far, District Attorney
Frank Hogan'S office has i'm
plicated only three players in
the new mess. Hogan said two
Seton Hall players, Art Hicks
and Hank Gunter, admitted
receiving $1,000 each for shaw
ing points in the game with
Dayton, and that an unidenti-
fled Connecticut player COL
lected $1,500 for point juggling
in the Colgate game. Hogan
said Hicks and Gunter are CO.
operating with his office.
Two New Workers, Aaron
Wagman and Joseph Hacken,
have been arrested and charged
with bribing Hicks and Gunter
The New York County grand
jury has begun an investigation
OF the new scandal. Several
witnesses have been questioned
by the grand jury, but Hogan
has declined to identify them
Gross Compares
Gross, in discussing the new
scandal and comparing it with
the 1851 affair, added:
"It may not have SO games
Evening star., 1961-04-11
GU Nine PLAYS
Middies Today

Georgetown's baseball team
has the unenviable task of
trying to stop Navy's five
game winning streak today in
a game at Annapolis. The
Hoyas have lost their one start.
Also today, American u,
with a l-2 record, makes its
first road trip for a Mason
Dixon Conference game at
Mount st. Mary's.
Catholic U. lost a Mason
Dixon game yesterday, 4-2, at
Randolph-Macon, for an 0-2
league record and 0-4 over
all. The Jackets scored three
runs in the first ining, two
OF them on a homer by Chick
Crawford. They got rid of
Gus starting pitcher, John
Mauro, after only one out.
The Cardinals two runs
came in the third on an error,
two walks and singles by Harry
Swaney and Bill Babbington.
CATHOLIC u oO2 600 OOO-2 II I
RAND. MACON 800 O01 OOx-4 ii :
Mauro. Swaney a and Zelinkia;
Moore, Hennage (6l. and Applegate.
W-Moore. L-Mauro Home run,
Randolph-Macon. Crawford.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
BY the Associated Press

Big Ten spring football drills
were Dustin out all over today,
with nearly $50 hopefuls in
action.
In this group were about 225
lettermen, who, with a bristling
pack of sophomores-to-be, will
form the backbone Of another
high-powered conference cam
paign this fall.
Drills are just starting for
Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan and
Michigan State. Illinois, North
western, Ohio State, Minnesota,
Purdue and Indiana opened
last week.
NCAA regulations limit
spring workouts to 20 sessions.
The largest turnouts were at
Michigan State Q0O, Indiana
(9D and Minnesota (95).
The only new head coach is
Jerry Burns OF Iowa. He
stepped up from the assistant
ranks to take over for Forest
Evashevski, now the Hawkeyes'
athletic director.
Most coaches talked in terms
of rebuilding and eager to re-
count the problems they face.
Here are some of them:
IOWA-Developing a right
guard, finding a fullback, filling
left tackle, building a passing
game.
WISCONSIN - Rebuilding
right side of line.
INDIANA-Finding and de-
veloping a take-charge quarter
back who can move the team.
OHIO STATE-Filling holes
at quarterback and tackle
guard posts.
MICHIGAN STATE-Finding
a quarterback who can carry on
Evening star., 1961-04-11
Curneru Heading
Capitol MutCurd

Primo Camera, former heavy
weight boxing champion, heads
Capitol Arenas Thursday night
wrestling show.
Camera teams up with
Johnny Valentine against the
Australian Kangaroos, Roy
Heffernan and Al Costello. This
match opens the show at $50
O'Clock.
Buddy Mature Boy) Rogers
and Wildcat Bob Orton join
forces against Mr.. Puerto Rico
and Pete Sanchez in the other
team bout.
Both tag team matches will
be two-out-of-three falls.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
Brown FL Choice

LONDON, April IL (AP).-
Champion Joe Brown is a 81
choice over Dave Charnley
for their lightweight title
fight here April 18. Brown
stopped Charnley is six
rounds IS months ago in
Houston after the British
champion suffered a cut over
the eye. A sell-out crowd of
$4,000 is expected for the
return bout.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
Novi Entered in 500

INDIANAPOLIS, April IL
(AP).-One of the famous
Novi racing cars yesterday
was entered in the 500-mile
auto race at Indianapolis
Speedway May 80. Anthony
Granatelli of Santa Monica,
Calf, former Chicago hot
rod manufacturer. recently
purchased two Novis and
entered one as the Paxton
Special.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
Sergeant Takes Title

Sergt. Charles ]. KaszytSki
of Fort Meade won two of
four matches yesterday to
capture the .22-caliber pistol
title of the I'd Army rifle and
pistol championships. Sergt.
KaSzytski won both the ma
tional match course and the
timed firing competition. The
matches continue through
Sunday.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
Gulfstreum to Hold
Race for Juveniles

MIAMI, April II (AP).-
GulfStream Park announced
today it will stage a race for
2-year-olds bred in Florida,
with a purse of $4,000.
The race. at 5 furlongs, will
be held closing day. April "a.
1t will be the first time a
race for Florida bred 2-year-
oldS is held so late in the
season.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
Spinqorn to Face
lin D. c. ReIuys

Spingarn's track team will
defend its title in the D. c.
Public High School relay cham
pionships tomorrow afternoon
against IL other schools at
Mckinley Tech.
The meet begins at 1::30 with
the high jump and pole vault,
the first of nine events.
If weathered-out, the meet
will be held the following day.
If a postponement is likely,
schools will be advised by noon
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
SPORTS
BRIEFS
CeItics Near Title

BOSTON, April IL (AP).
The Boston Celtics are
favored to beat the st. Louis
Hawks tonight and wrap up
their fifth National Basket
ball Association champion
ship in the last five years.
The Celtics already have a
81 lead in the best-of-Seven
series.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
VPI Cage Schedule

BLACKSBURG, Va, April
IL (AP).-Vi Virginia Tech
yesterday announced a 23-
game basketball scheduled
for the 1862 season, in
Guiding II games in it's new
So million fieldhouSe. Tech
will play powerful Kentucky
in the first game in the new
fieldhouse on December 8.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
Taylor to JUDGE Trots

Milton ]. Taylor, veteran
racing official has been
named presiding judge for
the 24-night season opening
at Laurel Raceway Friday
night. He also will serve at
Rosecroft and Baltimore
RaceWayS.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
Pike Like WuIIeyes,
Fishermen Discover

ELY, MINI. AP).-Joe Bold
inc, fishing with friends on
Picket Lake near here, noticed
an unusual disturbance around
their stringer of fish.
Pulling the stringer up, Bold
inc found a 12-pound northern
pike gulping down one of his
party's two-pound walleyes. A
companion dropped a landing
net under the northern and it
was quickly added to the
stringer.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
Gonzales Beats
Spuniurd Again

ATLANTA, April II (AP>.-
Atlanta'S professional tennis
fans are convinced that the
king of the game-Pancho Con-
zaleS-improves with age.
Gonzales cut down rookie
Andres Gimeno, 1913, here last
night for his third straight
victory over the young Spaniard
and a 30 mark in a special 25-
match tour which will pay the
winner $4,000.
In the second match, Frank
Sedgman conquered Barry Mac
Kay, 14-12.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
Just Like q Woman

LIMA, Ohio (AP). - After
Rosella Bonifas bowled an all
spare game of 180 she became
so excited that she pinched
her finger between two bowling
balls and had to quit for the
night.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
RACING
RESUL
Laurel

first RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongS.
Friendly Jester lMI'r) 6.2O $40 $50
knight-Klng (BIOckC $40 100
Ginny r. Lee) 500
Brave New World, Foxy Pat, Sea
Tread, Squeezie, Painter Boy, It's A
Beauty. Time, 1:15.
SECOND RACE - Purse, S2,5O0;
claiming; 4-year-olds and UP; 6 fur
longs.
Weeper's Boy Gee) 500 800 2.2O
Feller Boy (CulmOne) $50 2.BO
sPinery (COrle) 2.2O
SBecky (Grimm) 2.2O
Uncle Jess. Morimowlee, Main Line
Joe. Litany. Temple Hill, Senator's
Honey Time, 1914
dead heat for third.
DAILY DOUBLE (2-3) S24.20
Evening star., 1961-04-11
Trottine Statistic

A total of 17,702 standard
breds participated in 39,882
harness races during 1860, re-
ports the U. S. Trotting Assn.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
JOE KELLYS SELECTIONS
AT LAUREL

when fourth to EarfuI With slight Improvement she
should Outrun this field. DO OR DIE be running in
the stretch and Is a strong contender. MILKY WAY
raced well at PimicO last fall.
THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000: 2-year-od rai5sus coIts
and EeldlnES; furlOnRS " S' N
Evening star., 1961-04-11
Aqueduct
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
FIRST. RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ing; maiden 3-year-olds and up; |
mile.
Nymphe's Bully tv'Ia) 1870 $50 $50
VOlatrust (BOulmetis) $40 2.3O
Sunny Gem (BrOuSsard) $50
Sweet Wine, Msryclsre, Sup,
b Panga, Family OF Win, Ghazal
Countess Roussel, Silver Bid, Don't
Miss Nuthin, One Love, Silver Bath.
Time. 40.
2 Jensen Pennsylvania Farm entry.
Bo-Lo Stable -Finklestein entry.
SECOND RACE - Purse, S3,5OO;
claiming; 3-year- -olds; & furionRs
His Tuxedo (TrejOs) 500 800 2.DO
Balwlybuntl (MOyers) $50 d.3O
Returnable Garkin) 600
Big Dust, frankie Laine, ElliottS
Pal Don, Bonnie Blue Flag, Midniahi
Flower. Time, 1:132s
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $71.6O
Evening star., 1961-04-11
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500; claiming (Sa OOO).
r-Olds and mp; fillieS and mares; furIonSs WI

EVER so HUMBLE has been disa appointing Int takes
on lesser opposition here and should win. TORNAT'S
last was good effort and he rates excellent chance
ADABULL steps up bit after winning for $500
Evening star., 1961-04-11

SELLoUT, to market colt, has been training well
for Bowes Bond RED oHARE had speed in his first
start and figures to improve. SUN TRACER was a
creditable fourth in his debut. MIGHTY BAMA has
Evening star., 1961-04-11
TITLE EVENT OCTOBER 9-7O
Middle Atlantic PGA
Approves 81 Events

and two pro-member tourna-
mentS.
The Willow Oak Country
Club of Richmond has been as
signed a pro-amateur event
July 81, the first time a Middle
Atlantic PGA tournament of
this nature has been there.
In another action, the associ-
alton approved the playing
rights of Frank Thomas, 28-
year-old Negro school teacher
from Annapolis, on the PGA
tour of big-money events.
Won Negro Open
Thomas, whose application
was submitted by two public
links professionals from Balti-
more, won the 1859 Negro Ma
tional Open and was runnerup
ILle previous year.
The request now goes to the
National PGA and its tourna-
ment committee. If approved,
he will join Charlie Sifford,
beaten by Thomas in the Ma
tional Negro Open two years
ago. Sifford was approved by
the National PGA last year and
has been a consistent money
winner since.
The approval given by the
membership here, however,
does not make Thomas eligible
for area PGA tournaments.
The schedule.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time. I 30 PM

Oldsi 6 furongs.
Evening star., 1961-04-11

EDS SCHOLAR drops from SIS 600 company and
looks slightly best here. JUST LIKE JIM turned in
creditabe effort seasonal bow will battle to
wire. POLYHEDR0N raced well in New Jersey last
and rates q chance
Evening star., 1961-04-11
SECOND RACE-Purse $s,OOO maiden s-year-Old files;

GET MORE had good speed In her seasonal bow
Evening star., 1961-04-11

NINTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; al
lowance: 4-year-olds and up? lie
Evening star., 1961-04-11
BY the Associated Press

SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: al
3-year-olds and Up; fur
Evening star., 1961-04-11

EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: al
nNance. 2-Year-nlds. &, fnrlnnnS
Evening star., 1961-04-11

FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ng: 4-year-olds and up: fillies and
Evening star., 1961-04-11

ZENITH RACE-Purse. 100000
/; The Prioress Stakes; 3-year-
Evening star., 1961-04-11

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; al
lowances: 3-year-olds and up; l mile
Just Bully 1T Door Of Hope liz
Judo 105 Soda Stream 1O5
The Monk 10o County Seat lO9
Cross Country liz xVind't de Paul 100
Evening star., 1961-12-17

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Evening star., 1961-12-17

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