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Evening star., 1961-07-02
Diplomat Eden
Wins Feature
At Baltimore

BALTIMORE, July Dana
Cameron drove Diplomat Eden
to a half-length victory in the
featured Parkville Trot Handi-
cap at Baltimore Raceway to-
night before a crowd of 4,813.
Diplomat Eden started from
the No. s. post and was sixth
when the field Strengthened cut
after the first turn as Carolus
Wade's Scamp Victor and L.
L. Herrin'S Herman Song
fought for the lead.
Herman Song moved to the
front at the half-mile pole
but went off stride on the club
house turn and Scamp Victor,
with Tick Wilcutts driving, took
the lead.
Cameron sent Diplomat Eden
wide on the final turn and
the trotter passed five horses.
Diplomat Eden, third choice
in the field, paid $3.50, $40
and $3.50, Herman Song, CO.
favorite with Scamp Victor
finished second but was placed
fifth for failing to lose ground
on the break.
John Seymour's Jenny Bun
was third.
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SeIImon Miss Tokes
Charles Town Feature

IS favorite, practically was left
at the post in the 6-furlong
event. Cedar Patch paid $3.50,
$500 and $3.50.
Ten fortunate patrons reaped
a small harvest of $1,869.60 in
the twin double by correctly Sc
lecting Hill Roamer. Sun Tint,
Lone Stan and Fire Moon in
that order from the fifth
through the eighth races.
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GlobemoSter Outruns
DR.. Miller in Soronoc

NEW YORK, July l (AP).-
GlobemaSter, who found the
rich early spring stakes a little
too long, used his vaunted speed
to an advantage today and cas-
lily won the mile of the $28,75O
Saranac Handicap for 3-year-
old horses at Aqueduct.
With Johnny Rotz in the sad
die, the son of Heliopolis from
Leonard P. Sasso'S stable took
command early in the race,
opening up a three-length mar
gin in the home stretch and hit
the finish line 21a lengths in
front of Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs
late-running DR.. Miller. Mrs. A.
Garland's lightly regarded Hi
Greco was beaten a nose for
runnerup honors.
GlobemaSter. who cost $780,
900 as a yearling and then gave
promise of being a distance
runner by beating Garry Back
Evening star., 1961-07-02

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
July John Hersberger's Sell
man Miss raced to her third
triumph in four starts at the
Charles Town summer meeting
today with a three-quarter
length victory in the featured
Jackson Purse.
Sprinting away to a long lead
in the 41a-furlong dash, the
winner just lasted to beat the
fast closing Jeff's Jet. The Two
Jay Stables Flamborugh was
third in the field of seven g.
year-oldS.
AS the 9-to-5 favorite among
this afternoons crowd of $3.50
who witnessed the 10-event
card in 96-degree heat, Sell
man Miss paid $3.50, $3.4O an6
$3.50 and stepped the dash in
SOL seconds over a fast track,
Ridden by the veteran Larry
Reynolds, Sellman Miss pre-
served her sophomore record OF
not having finished out of the
money in five starts. The
Royal Note filly has won three
and finished second once this
year.
I. C. Mourar's Cedar Patch
won the principle supporting
feature, the Battle of Cham
pionS Hill. Soft Day. the 4-to-
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Garry Back
IsFit Again

OCEANPORT, N. j., July /
(AP) Garry Back, the Ken
lucky Derby and Preakness
winner, engaged in his first
serious workout today in near
ly a month and Trainer Jack
Price pronounced him "the
same old Garry Back"
Since failing in his Triple
Crown bid in the Belmont
Stakes June 8, Carry Back has
been sidelined with an injured
ankle.
Garry Back worked five
eighths Of a mile in 1903 and
appeared his usual frisky self
with no sign of the injury.
II told Bert (Bert Wildridge,
the colts regular exercise boy)
to give him an easy five
eighths," Price said. Bert had
a good hold on him every inch
of the way. I will work him
again next Wednesday,"
Price plans to run Garry
Back in the $4,000 Choice
Stakes at Monmouth Park Au-
gust 2 and in a prep race before
that. Jacob Sher's Sherlock is
also expected to run in the
Choice.
Sherluck, the longshot WIN
ner of the Belmont, flies west
Monday for the 100000
Hollywood Park Derby next
Saturday.
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Perizode Returns $18O.6O
In I liking Hollywood Feature

INGLEWOOD, Calf, July l
(AP).-Perizade, at SO to the
longest shot on the board,
scored a rousing upset victory
in the $32,40O Vanity Handi-
cap today, high point of the
Hollywood Park meeting for
the filly and mare division.
Perizade paid a whopping
$180.60 on a So win ticket.
Jockey Alex Maese got the
moderated 5-year-old mare off
to a quick lead in the field of
l3 and hung on to defeat
Montain Glory, the second bet
ting choice, before an estimated
crowd of $4,000.
Jockey Pete Moreno on
Mountain Glory lodged a foul
claim against the winner, but
it was disallowed.
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Rex Ellsworth's Bushel = N =
Peck, a 3-year-old filly queen,
went to the post as the even
money favorite, ran we'll for
a while but managed to whip
only one horse.
The time for the mile-and-
an-eighth feature was 1:4835
Perizade paid $56.20 to place
and $1940 to show. Mountain
Glory, owned by the Covert
Ranch, paid $500 and SIS
and the third finisher, Solid
Thought, $3.50.
Perizade is owned by DR.. and
Mrs. T. M. Brown and is a
California bred mare. She fin
ished fourth to Mountain Glory
and scored one victory over less
imposing opposition in her only
other start at Hollywood Park.
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Will Ye Triumphs
In Ward Race

CHICAGO, July l (AP)-
Will Ye, owned by Geore H.
Willis of Chicago, hurried to a
1H-length victory in the $21,-
600 Arch Ward Memorial
Handicap at Arlington Park
today.
Winonly, the 7 to S favorite
of the crowd of 23,665, finished
second. Two lengths further
back was Dress Blue, a 81 to /
shot.
Will Ye. ridden by Johnny
Sellers, paid $16.4O, $500 and
$500 Winonly, owned by Fred
w. Hooper, returned $500 and
$3.50. Show price on Dress Blue
was $500. Will Ye, carrying 112
pounds against 124 for top
weighted Winonly, was timed in
1:0925.
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Midget Racing Club
Returning to Vista

The United Midget Auto
Racing Club returns to Vista
Raceway today for a program
beginning at pm.
Dorsey Truitt was the big
winner two weeks ago in the
UMARC's first appearance at
Vista this season when he
captured both the third heat
and the 25-lap feature on the
half-mile dirt oval.
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Two Drivers
Beat Record
At Duytonu

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla,
July / (AP).-Fireball Roberts
Of Daytona Beach and Rookie
David Pearson of Spartanburg
S. c., both broke the Daytona
International Speedway record
today in qualifying for Tues
days 'Firecracker $50" stock
car race.
Roberts blazed around two
laps of the 21a-mile track at an
average speed of 157.150 miles
an hour to break his own two
lap qualifying record of 155. .709
set in February. He drove a
1861 Pontiac.
Pearson, driving another 1861
Pontiac, was clocked at 1922
miles an hour.
Bill Weatherly of Norfolk,
Va, turned in the third best
time of 155.40 in a 1861 Pom
tiac, and Banjo Mathews of
Asheville, N. c., was the days
fourth fastest driver at 155.O65
in 1861 Ford.
The next six best times were:
Bobby Johns, Miami. 1861
Ford, 154.043; Jack Smith,
Spartanburg, 1861 Pontiac,
153.925; Fred Lorenzen, Elm
hurst, ILL.,, 1861 Ford, 153.741;
Ralph Earnhardt. Kannapolis,
N, c., 1861 Pontiac, 152.957;
Nelson Stacy, Cincinnati, 1861
Ford, 152.788, and Marvin
Panch. Daytona Beach, 1861
Pontiac, 152.014.
The drivers will compete in
two 25-mile races tomorrow to
decide starting positions for the
e50-mile event starting at noon
Tuesday.
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Shield Bearer
Sets Record
Al Delaware
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

STANTON, Del, July l.
Taking full second off the
grass course record, Shield
Bearer, owned by Mrs. Stephen
C. Clark, jr., Of Cooperstown,
N. Y, romped to a five-length
victory in the $31,30O Sussex
Turf Handicap today at Della
ware Park.
Ashlar, from the Richmond
owned ShoeString Stable, wres-
tied second money by a half
length from the gallant IL
year-old Find, who carried Al
fred Vanderbilt'S silks. Find,
who is trying to pass Armed for
the ll-time money mark set by
a gelding, earned $2,500 for his
third-place finish, but is still
$15,860 short of the Calumet
greats total of $817,475.
Shield Bearer, perfectly rated
IN the mile-and-three-eighth
race by Jockey Nick Shuk, was
clicked in 2:15 for the mara
thon distance. This broke the
course mark held by Monte
Carlo when the New Zealand
bred won the same race two
years ago heres
Winner Pays $11.4O
Third choice in the betting,
Shield Bearer paid $11.40, Sc
and $4.20. The crowd of 22,114
made John M. Schiff'S Our
Jeep the lis favorite but
watched him finish sixth in
the field of nine.
Almost as disappointing was
the performance of Harmonic
ing, the recent 100000 auction
purchase who was a close sec
ond choice. Harmonizing, who
had finished second in the
Washington. D. c., Interna-
tional last year. had no stretch
dash and wound up seventh
under top weight of 120 pounds,
four more than the winner.
Shuk used the same riding
tactics aboard Shield Bearer
that he did when winning Pim-
lico's Dixie Handicap last fall.
He took the 6-year-old son of
Roman Boot to the front and
managed to save him for the
final quarter of a mile despite
setting the pace all the way.
Shiawasee chased the leader
for more than mile and then
Ashlar, never worse than third,
took over the second spot.
Through the final eighth it was
apparent that Shield Bearer
was not to be caught today.
Oddly it was the first victory
for Shield Bearer since the
Dixie Handicap last fall and
the first time that Shuk had
ridden him again. Today'S tri-
umph was worth $22,550 for
Shield Bearer who was chalk
ing up his first victory of 1861.
UnduIatiOn Wins
Christiana Stables Undula-
ton drove to an impressive
victory in the one mile, $500
Top Flight Purse, run before
the Sussex. Backed down to
$40, the 4-year-old daughter
of PolyneSian shook off Miss
Orestes in the stretch and
registered by a length and a.
quarter.
F. j. Viggiana'S Craftiness
lost a photo by a nose for
second money to Miss Orestes
but held a three-length margin
over C. v. Whitney's Refute for
third. Undulation is Christina s
chief hope for the $110,000-
added Delaware Handicap, cli-
max Of the Distaff Series here
July 20.
Jockey Eldon Nelson picked
up his fourth winner in two
days with Undulation, after
being idle for a month with a
strained muscle. The veteran
rider also took the second race
with Lady Hespera ($12.20),
which completed the $99 daily
double paid to 4 and 3 hackers.
Trainer Louis E. Torreyson
of Bethesda, Md, who Saddled
Lady Hespera, also sent out
John w. Calary's Man O. Lou,
who upset in the fourth race
at $44.20.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
Auto Meeting DELAYED

The holiday Tuesday has
forced poStponement of the
Metropolitan Auto Racing Fans
Club meeting one week to July
10. Meetings are at Guy Mason
Recreation Center.
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Charles Town Results
By the Associated Press

In The Red ICsrdeiiia) 1850 $3.50 $3.50 1910 800
Our Polly (GibsOn) 1920 600
Moonville (Gambardella) 6.2O
Mana, WhirlinE Tint, Budding, o
Mercy. s=:::e spear. Time 1:192s.
Flying Bid tRiversj iO.4o $50 4.sO
Clever Dancer (GordOnl $50 300
Paramount Lady (Davids0n) $50
To Remember, Rasun zami, Pleasant
Star, Shut Out Bid. Time, i:29.
DAILY DOUBLE 1-2) PAID s512.sO
3rd-.S1. 900; cling; 4 yr. up; abt fur
Bonnie Belle II Fer'a) 7.6O a.?O $50
Anita's Folly (Stidham) 4.IO
Lynch Mary, Thorny Moose, Phsris
Dan, Plucky Doge. Nanda Devi. Time.
4th. 4th"SI 81 200; 20 4 yr up; sbt. s m dgr. On
Mardanherst (ReynOIdsJ $40 400
Friendly Mush. Rock Burst, Soft
Day. Time. 1:169s.
5th-S1, 900; cling; 4 VI. up; abt. fur.
Hin Roamer (Sellars) $50 40 800
Possess, LochmeL Going Good. PARTY
Shoes, Marksman Jr. Time, 1:295.
sthmIS1, 600: cling; 4 VI, Up; sbt, fur,
Snn, SGn INT q SFRsench) Ran 80 5'60 go
Honeys Money lGordonJ $50
s. o. Suzie, No Excuse, Cynthia,'s
Bill, HoZay Boy, Pleasant Living, Bolz
Duzn' Mr.. Rock. Time, 1;27as.
7th-SSl.1o0; cling; ". up; abt; fur;
LSst s Apache ae dsey ReyynOlds O%O sG sGS sSS sSS
Fine Cloth (McKee) $50
Bananet, Theresher, Blen Line,
Royal Holiday, Ayeiayell. Time, 1:177S.
Sth--S1, 200: cling; VI. up: liz mi
Fi5s Fsc,SHT Moon pHadFs.D SrinSeID 1880 ssS 5sS
Star Prince II CDavidson) $50
Broken. Step, Christie Lee, Matri-
mony, Split, King Tar. Lonesome Steve,
1olanthe. Time 1;49.
sellman Miss (Rey'ds $50 $40 $50
JeffS Jet (Arduini) $50 $40
Marlborough (EspinOsa) 500
Mustard Pot, Singing Tale, Good
Scholar Please Daddy. Time, 0:501s.
FOamy (RistOn) 7.2O 4.20 2.4O
Woody Glen EspinOsa) 800 2.6O
Doc NJ ID (McKee) 220
Bazaar Goya. Dispend, Heathertone,
Windace, Big Davis. Time, 1:50h.
TWIN DOUBLE (S-IO-S-2) PAID
S1.S69.6O
Attendance-6,5S6.
Total handle-S420303
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Meinert in Fold

ST. LOUIS, July (AP)-
Versatile Dale Meinert, 27-
.year-old middle linebacker
from Lone Wolf, OKLA, signed
his 1861 contract today with
the football Cardinals.
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lonqshot Scores

DURHAM, July l CAP).-
kouth Africa's richest horse
ace, the $4,000 Durham July
Handicap, was won by Kera-
on, a 4Q-l shot, today. Second
was H arry Opennheimer's
Hengist.
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Beaten BY Jamin

was beaten a half a length by
the French horse, Jamin, in the
inaugural International in
1859. Tornese finished fourth
last year in the race won-by
The Netherlands star, Hairos
II.
1.-TWO years ago our field was
lined up three months ahead
of the race" explained Al
WE'LL, Roosevelt Raceway presi-
dent. Last year it was de-
termined q month in advance
Nov it has such a reputa-
ton, we decided to wait as long
as possible and get the best
possible horses in the peak OF
condition"
The probable favorite for
Mondays American champion
ship is Su Mac Lad, who had
won all seven of his 1861 starts
until he was upset by Air
Record June 10.
Sholty in Sulky
Air Record is driven by
George Sholty, co-owner of the
5-year-old mare with F. E.
Ross of Milan, Mich.
Others invited are Silver
Song. the Mercury Stables,
New York, winner of the 1860
American trotting champion
ship; Hickory Pride, owned by
B. A. Brown, R. E. Cleveland
and Max Hempt of Pennsyl-
vania; Merrie Duke, Byron
K tn, Chesterland, Ohio;
White Foot Joe, Seymour
Stable, De Kalb Junction,
N. Y; and Senator Frost,
Wayne Calvin and Ray Foster,
Wilmington, Ohio.
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Aqueduct Results
By the Associat ted Press

1st-S3, 500; cling; 8 VI. up; 6 fur.
Joe DOakS (ErricO) 1850 7.9O $50
Mr.. Hadera (Ruane) 1910 go
Postpone (SOlOmOne) 7.2O
Croudie, Velvet Shield, Idaho Kid,
Always Danger, Bully For You, Baby
Brother II, Effendi, Irascible. Kings
Wit, Prophetic, fRun Robby Run.
Time, l:127s.
F-Field.
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JOE KELLY.S SELECTIONS

al McCorkle-R E. Vogelman, Jr. entry
bT E Br1ttingham- Mrs. G. Smith entrv
CO s. Moore-C. NJ. Camac entry.
FLYING SHADOW turned in a fair effort 4, III.
last at AGueduct for $1,000 SWISS LISA Is isb9I
Weighted and has q favorable post. PRINCESS JInFSS
Is capable Of uDsetttng. NA
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4th-$4, 900: 2-yr. mdns.; 5h fur.
Figaro Bob Ussery) 1880 7.3O 40
Cavalanche (Gustines) $50 $50
Daddy r. (Chiappetta) 40
I'll Fly, Kicks, Stinson Beach, Jewels
joy, Controlling, TraplesS, Unfurl.
Time. :06.
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6th--S4, 200: alw; 8 yr. up; z fur.
Practical Joker (Y'r) 1850 S.1O 40
Dunk Dunk (YcaZa) $40 40
Relative (Guerin) 5.IO
Jaywalking, Odds On, Beau Blue,
High Powered, Admiral Robert, The
Tongan, Ducksandrakes. Time, 1:24,
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Golden TTs tYHtie t1l% " S1SD SD 40 fur:
Frangula (MOyers) $50 800
Morgan LIE Fey (Trejos) 4.SO
Masinidi, Get To 1t, Bibijagua, Clean
Hands, Arbor Day. Time, l:243s.
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2d-$3,5O0: cling; 4 yr. up; 8 fur.
BOb's Gem (Rotz) 2i.8O $50 $40
Lord Lyric (Yother) 7.2O 400
SteverinO (YcaZa) 4,3O
Currito, Willie W., Entreaty, Inn
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FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500: 1
5Iz fuFlonRS.

ar A. F1restone, jr.-J M Gunsous entry
NIMBLE LIEGE narrowly beaten in her debut
when third and has the inside post. KATHY DARFS
turned in fine effort when second to smart TOO
LUSH Is improving and due for q top race MOSS
EATER was fourth in New York for $4,000 " "so
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CHARTS OF DELAWARE RACES

lCopyrght. 1851, by Triangle Publications, Inc1
niles Po S O Sos ar soSd TGS ans
driving Winner Lornapst Farms Oh; h. T. by AFGHAN
$3.50, S175. lTime 1855. Cloudy and fast.
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DAILY DOUBLE (2-6 PAID S146.1O

UhILA UUUbLE NE-OJ FAID SI4b.IO
3rd-$4,Q00; 2-yr. mdns.; 5h fur.
Doctor Bill (Guerin) CLIO 1920 $50
Desert King (YcaZa) 4.4O $50
Grecian Dancer (ROtZ) $50
Battle Stripe, Mister Snow Man,
Rao Raja, Western Warrior, Comic,
Spring Far Time, 1:0625.
a Hanger-King Ranch entry,
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7th-S25, 900 added; saranac Handi-
cap; 3 yr.: l mile.
Gl0hemaster (R0tZ) 500 2.4O 2,2O
DIR. Miller (Ycaza) $50 $40
Hi Greco (Combest) $50
Rocky Bend, Covered Bridge, Royal
Record. Hitting Away, Nelson. Time,
:3635.
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,e, $4,000; claiming (S3,25O);

SINGAPORE SLING disappointed at Pimlico but has
been freshened and might surprise. MR.. FIRST
second at Atlantic City last VOYANTE is due for
top effort.
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THIRD RACE Purse, $500; 3-year-OIds and up
ahnni rniIa Ihurdla

Locust Hill-Mrs. ]. w. Hanes entry
DE-VOOS finished . creditable second in his last.
PRINCE FEARLESS ran against better company on the
flat. ON THE WIND has been training well.
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At Delaware Park

Mondays Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time 2 PM
FIRST RACEPurse $1,000; claiming (s65OOD, 2-year-
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TrOtting Race
ToDefermine
j. ). TitIist

WESTBURY, N. Y, July /
(AP).-An American champion
who will oppose the finest trot-
terS from Europe in the $780,
600 International Trot at
Roosevelt Raceway will be de-
termined Monday night at the
Long Island track.
Eight horses, the best in the
United States, will compete in
the invitational $4,000 Ameri-
can trotting championship.
The winner of the mile-and-a-
quarter race will go against the
Europeans July IA in the Inter
national at the same distance.
Three of the foreign stars al
ready have been announced,
and two are at Roosevelt. They
are Kracovie, European Grand
Circuit champion, and La
Charmeuse. Both are French
owned.
Evening star., 1961-07-02

Iwo-dollar mutues paid-BLUE SHANDON, SO 40, S3 4C
So so. ROYAL REDRESS, 81 90 S340 KAMPINA, SO &c
Handle-S194097; Total Enthusiastically
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. SWEET CICELY has been idle since winning
through at Laurel but well placed
ished SECOND recently in New Jersey for $4,000.
WEATHER PROPHET won earlierNfor $4,000.
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once; start, good; won, driving. Winner, Christian
Stables ch. q I. 4, by POLYNESIAN-ORIENTATION
Trainer, H s. CLARK Values-S4S75 $780, $3.50, S37E
Time, 1885
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a Wheatley Stable -Phipps entry.

Sth-$4 500; cling; yr. up; lie mi.
Volcanic (Guerin) 1910 $50 300
Billy Blueiay (Rotz) 500 40
RunspurtytOO (Mell0n) 8.9O
less Speech. Fleet Child, Merry Will.
Time, l :432h.
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1st-S1 900: cling; 3 yr; abt. 6 fur.
In The Red (Cardella) 1880 3O.8O 1000
Our Polly (GibsOn) 1920 6,20
MoOnville (Gambardella) $50
Wander's Baby, Last Leave, Our
Mana, WhirlinE Tint, Budding, 3
Mercy, 9.::::e spear. Time 1:192s.
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$500: claiming CssOOOl: 4:

PAVON finished third for $1,000 and seems to
have spot here. FLO SREYM a
earlier for $4,000 CINDER PATH should land a money
position.
Evening star., 1961-07-02

FIFTH RACE-Purse $500: allowance; 3-year-oids
and up; hlies and Mares mile. Post 4:17; off at
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9th-S4 900; cling; yr. up; ! mi.
Armed Venus CYcaEa) 7.2O 4 30 3 .6O
Lucie Manette (YOther) 1.3O $40
Lost Jewel (SOlOmOne) 1890
Jewels Dance, Samaria. Bright Word,
Our Answer, Devil Flower, Precious
Morsel. Time. 1:39.
Attendance-4O,177.
Total handles, ,549.572.
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DAILY DOUBLE q AND 81 PAID $1,000

gP gF,vBr tur1GRgS %lgs- Pest IS off
GEN LnVALHMALLA Iva HALL Trainer, C.. F.. Liner. Values
el,95O $500, 5000, S150. Time, 1124s.
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SHIELD BEARER outsprnted the opposition without
rating drew clear rapidly when reused entering the
stretch and won easily. AsHLAR, formidable from the
outset, lodged his strong bid after mile then gadualy
gave way FIND lacked the needed response when set
down. ANISADO raced evenly. DEAD CENTER
down tired horses. OUR JEEP and HARMoNIzING lacked
rallies SHIAWASEE raced closest to the early and
fattened
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. Two-dollar mutuels paid-MAN o. LOU, S44 90 $1,000,
Hande-S2no. .R23 - ~,.N.'
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Two-dollar mutuels paid-sHIELD BEARER S11 40
Handle-So04
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Horse. Jockey.
Man o. Lou (Passmorel
Snow Flyer (Kratz)
Happy Dan (Church)
Crooked Question (C'le)
Thirteen Grand GETS
Coma Belle tNelson)
Farsighted (Lipham)
Shining Favor BURR
Aldie Miss CLee) 80
June'S Book (Block)
Prince Apollo DoWns)
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FOuPTu DACT

tt%5iong; Post start sood %Sn
,0UREEs 6n s. Trainer l. E Torreyson. Values-S2,275,
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70 IWo-d9naT mIt9sIS pal6dmoUHpgLAIION $4aH $3
Handle-S229,216.
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o. dollar mgtusls paid.ARcH RIVAL. 5000 ST. M a.
500.
Evening star., 1961-11-23
Three POSSESSES Give Gala
Dance at Washington Club

BiSSett Norment at the 1925
F Street Club.
Other guests included the
Ambassador of South Africa
and Mrs. Naude, Costa Rican
Ambassador and Mrs. Orea-
muno, United States Ambas-
sador to the Organization
of American States deLesSeps
Morrison, Mrs. Gustav L.
Stewart, Mrs. Pearsons Rust
and First Secretary of the
Norwegian Embassy and Mrs.
Elovius Mangor.
Also, there were Miss Mad
eleine Austin, Mrs. Yelling
ton Koo, wife of the former
Chinese Ambassador; Gen.
and Mrs. Conger Pratt, Mrs.
A. Mitchell Palmer, Mrs. An
ma Mackay of New York. Mr..
Clarence Hewes, Mr.. John
Logan, Mr.. George Williams.
Mr.. George Abel, Col. Fred
Roy and Mr.. James Parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ca
fritz were also hosts at a
dinner before the dance.
Among their ranking guests
were the Ambassador of Nor
Evening star., 1961-11-23

Three of Washington's lead
ing hostesses joined together
last evening and gave a gala
dance.
The hostesses were Mrs.
Robert Guggenheim, Mrs.
Robert Mccormick and Mrs.
Thurmond Chatham. The
party took place at the Wash
ington Club with Sidney and
his orchestra playing for the
dancing.
The club was colorfully
decorated with arrangements
of fall chrysanthemums in
shades of yellow, gold and
bronZes.
The buffet table was CEN
tered with an arrangement
of the flowers, fruits and
burnt orange candles in hold
erS of driftwood. There were
also small tables for the
guests to be seated during
the midnight supper.
Parties Before Dance
There we're several dinners
before the dance.
The three hosteSseS at
tended the one given by Mrs.
Evening star., 1961-11-23

F. Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Morris and Col. and
Mrs. Albert Cox.
Completing this group were
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Gal
lagher, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Murphy, Mr.. Richard How
land, Mr.. Walter j. Curley
of Pittsburgh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Henle, French Embassy
Counselor and Mrs. Pelen,
Mrs. Katherine Watson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Petschek,
son and daughter-in- n-law of
the hostess.
Gen. and Mrs. William
Ritchie also entertained at
dinner and their guests
included MI. and Mrs. Frank
Waldrop, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Eakin, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Dudley, Mrs. Millard TydingS
and Mr.. Charles Eulass.
Evening star., 1961-11-23
Women Voters
Have Night
At Theuter

Last night was the District
League of Women Voters
night at the new Arena Stage.
A theater party was the main
event in the November fund
raising drive of the'league.
PatronesSes of the event
we're all members of the New
Frontier and members of the
league, either here, or at
home.
The drive opened on No
vember 2 and the money will
be used to supplement the
dues and contributions of the
members in order to make
possible the leagues activities.
Evening star., 1961-11-23

way and Mrs. Koht and the
Ambassador of Australia and
Lady Beale.
Another dinner hostess be-
fore the dance was Mrs. Vera
Petschek who entertained at
her Mayflower apartment.
Dinner Guests
Included in her guest list
were the Austrian Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Platter, former
Ambassador and Mrs. Robert
McClintock, former Chief of
Pr rotocol and Mrs. John