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Evening star., 1961-02-05
. MIAMI BEACH. Fla.

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, FEB. (
(AP) P)-Tne national Boxing
Association viii have Q new
light heavyweight champion
Tuesday night, and the odds
are 2 to / he will be Harold
johnson of Philadelphia.
The 32-year-old warrior
takes on 23-year-old Jesse
Bowdry of st. Louis In q Is
round bout at Convention Hall
with the winner to be recog-
nized as successor to Archie
Moore, from whose brow the
crown was removed by the NBA
for failure to defend the title
within what was considered q
reasonable time.
The veteran and skillful
johnson, four of whose eight
defeats were suffered at the
hands Of Moore. is considered
by critics to pack too many
guns for his youthful opponent
who jumped into the title pic
ture through q desisive victory
over Willie Pastrano.
Neither johnson nor Bowdry
has been defeated in Miami
Beach appearances. johnson
fought here three times, his
last appearance being a To-
round decision over Bob Satter-
field, March IL, 1857. Bowdry
has fought here four times, his
10-round decision over Pastranc
last December 81 being his
most recent showing.
In addition to having youth
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Bockus HurIs Weight
64 Feet, Predicts 70

son, q clubmate at the New
York A. c., also tossed the
hardware "a feet, but his sec
ond throw was 63-2h. ..s
That doesn't wind up the
competition. Nine hardy ath-
letes trudged through the snow
storm to compete. The dis
tances will count toward both
the Millrose and Metropolitan
AAU titles.
The shotput was called of
because the officials were snow.
bound. The snow also caused
the Met AAU pole vault and
broad Jump, scheduled for New
York University's Ohio Field
to be put off. Everything was
scheduled to be finished Up next
Saturday.
Stan Doten OF Harvard is in
third place In the weights with
q 60.l0la throw, followed by Ed
Bailey Of Harvard with q ST.
7la throw. Elmo Keerd Of the
New York. A. c. is in fifth
place with Q SAIL throw.
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St. Johns Meet
Saturday Draws
King-Sized Field

The inaugural st. Johns
Games has drawn a field Of 80
high schools, four colleges and
10 CYO teams for the day-long
track meet next Saturday at
the National Guard Armory.
Meet officials expect entries
from about five more high
schools and another college
team.
The meet will begin at 10
a m. with the shot-put event on
the st. Johns campus and pick
up at the Armory at noon with
trials in the 70-yard hurdles.
The afternoon program will
include four CYO events and
one high school final in tie
broad jump, plus preliminarieS
in all other events.
At night, the colleges-so far
American u, Catholic u. GAL
laudet and Mount st. Mary's-
will compete in the mile and
two-mile relays, the high
schools in 10 more finals and
the CYO teams in their 100
yard dash final.
Admission will be 81 for
adults and SO cents for children.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
Sportons Upset
By Small College
From Michigan

MARQUETTE. Mich, Feb. 4
(AP).-Little Northern Michi-
gan lured Michigan State to its
home court tonight and then
pulled a stunning 1911 am
bush for its first basketball
victory ever over q Big Ten
power.
Northern Michigan, battling
for National small college rec
ognition. took everything the
Spartans had to offer right
from the opening gun. In the
first half, the rivals traded the
lead IL times and were dead
locked on six occasions.
Northern Michigan led, a.
43, at halftime and 1t was just
as tight unit the Wildcats
spurtetd at the end with Z
straight points.
Wayne Monson was the lead
ing scorer with 20 points. Dick
Hall was high for Michigan
State with 16.
Northern Michigan now has
won all but one of its IA games.
The single loss was to third
ranked Bradley.
Evening star., 1961-02-05

=, NEW YORK, Feb. 4 (AP).-
Bob Backus got off a toss Of
"a feet in the 35-pound weight
throw today in the Millrose-
Metropolitan AAU meet and
announced he was ready to
break the 70-foot mark.
Only Hal Connolly has got
ten past 70 feet in the event.
He smashed the barrier with
a heave Of 71-21a in the Ma
tional AAu championships last
year. Backus has been trying
to match it since.
II feel I'm ready to get over
70 feet" Backus said. There's
no reason why. ! shouldn't. !
had q real good throw in Bos-
ton q. couple Of weeks ago that
I thought would go over 10 feet.
but it missed. I'll get 1t soon.
I'm building up to the Ma
tional AAU meet in two weeks.
That's where Connolly and I
really go at each other. I'm
aiming for q throw Of about
72 feet" 90
When Connolly made his rec
ord last year, Backus was sec
ond with q 68-2A effort.
"Of course" unused Backus,
"even If ! do get my 72-footer,
beating Connolly is another
matter. I think he's capable
of hitting around "A feet"
Connolly is the 1856 Olympic
hammer throw champion who
also competes in the weight
throw. ~ 81
But II he has one slip, I'll
beat him. You never know,
though. Today / felt real good
and ! only made "a feet. The
one who Is up for the AAU
meet will win the weight"
The 34-year-old New York
Athletic Club weight man made
two 64-footers and fouled on
his other four tries. Stu Thoma-
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Miss Ashworth
NearsSWeepi in
Specializing

LAKE PLACID. N. Y, Feb. 4
(AP).-Jeanne Ashworth, ma
tional women's outdoor speed
skating champion, headed to-
ward a sweep in the North
American outdoor speed skating
championships today by win
ming the three final events In
her division.
Miss Ashworth, q physical
education teacher from VIII
mington, Mass. won the 220,
$50 and three-fourths mile
events in the senior women's
group as the outdoor champion
ships reached the halfway
mark. They wind up tomorrow
Arnold UhrIass. Yonkers.
N. Y, and Floyd Bedbury Of
st. Paul, Mimi, waged q ding
dong battle for top honors in
the senior mems division. Each
got q first place today.
Uhrlass won the 2-mile in s
minutes 51.e, edging Bedbury
by q foot. Bedbury, who fin
ished third right behind Uhr-
lass in last weeks Nationals at
st. Paul, took the three-quarter
mile event in 2:06.3. This time
UhrlasS was second.
Miss Ashworth, whose deter
mination and competitive fight
match her speed, won the 220
In '2l.5, the $50 in 1:34.2 and
the A-mile in 2::32.6, the lat
ter by almost 30 yards.
Tomorrow she races in the
440 and mile and has a 6-point
lead u5-0 over Cathy Har-
rington Of Syracuse, N. Y, who
finished second in all three Of
today's events.
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Lote Rally Wins
For Rood House
At Fair Grounds
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4 (AP).

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4 (AP)
Road House. owned by Tex.
ans Roger Wilson and Ear
Allen, spurted past the favored
Grand Wizard in the stretch
today to score Q narrow victory
In the S12.450 Louisiana Handi-
cap at the Fair Grounds.
The 4-year-old son Of Hasty
Road went under the finish
line q head in front Of M. H
Van Berg's Estacion. with
Grand Wizard, owned by the
Argonne Stable of New Orleans
drifting back to third.
The i3,907 fans installed
Road House as second choice
and the winner returned $3.50,
$40 and $500. Estacion, who
matched strides with Road
House. paid $3.50 and $4.40
Grand Wizard returned 81.
The winners time was 1:46
and two-fifths, better than
three seconds off the track
record despite a fast strip.
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GW-GU Game
tuesday Tops
CAGE Schedule

George Washington and
Georgetown play their return
basketball engagement Tues
day night at Georgetown in
the feature Of this weeks col
legiate program here
A second intracity rivalry
will be on display Thursday
night when American u. and
Catholic U. settle their Mason
Dixon Conference claims in q
game at Gu.
George Washington also is
engaged for q pair of South
ern Conference scraps. this
week, and Georgetown is bring
ing in Boston College for a
Friday night game. Several
other Mason-Dixon games also
are booked here.
Maryland is the only, one
not playing at home. The
Terps again will be down
South for more Atlantic Coast
Conference action, this time
against weaker teams than
they faced during last weeks
tour. Maryland's engagements
are at Clemson Friday and at
South Carolina Saturday,
George Washington bea t
Georgetown, 1915, in their
first meeting exactly q month
ago Tuesday at Uline Arena.
The home-court advantage will
be with Georgetown this week.
GW's Southern Conference
games this week are against
Virginia Tech at Fort 'Myer
Thursday night. and at. VIII
LA mand Mary Saturday night.
Mason-Dixon games this
week In addition to the Amer
ican-C Catholic feature are Bal
timore at AU and Mount St.
Mary's at Gu, both Tuesday;
Towson at Gallaudet Wednes-
day and Western Maryland at
Gallaudet Friday.
This weeks schedule:
TUESDAY
George Washington at Georgetown.
Baltimore U. ct American q.
Mount St. Mary's at Catholic q.
Howard VS.. D. C. Teachers ct Banneker.
WEDNESDAY
William & Mary at Navy $3.50 p.m.).
Towson at Gallaudet.
Morgan State VS.. Howard ct Capitol
southeastern at Bowie State.
Wesley !; c. at Montgomery J. G.
catonsville G. ;, G, At Prince GEORGES
THURSDAY
virginia Tech VS.. George Washington
American U. at Catholic U.
Bowie State at Coppin State.
FRIDAY
Boston College at Georgetown.
Maryland at Clemson.
Western Maryland at Gallaudet.
Richmond P. !. VS.. Southeastern at
MontSomery J. c. at Shenandoah J. C.
| SATURDAY
George washington at william Il Mary.
Maryland at South Carolina.
Navy at Virginia.
Delaware State VS.. Howard at eanD
neker.
Prince georges Community College at
BoWie 1fsef state al at at Montclair State.
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Sister Antoine,
Lucky 70 Start,
Wins on Coast

ARCADIA, Calf, Feb. 4
(AP). = Sister Antoine, q T.
year-old filly who wouldn't
have been in today's $50, 400
Santa Margarita Handicap ex-
cept for three late scratches,
came flying through the stretch
to win 1t from Paris Pike and
Geechee Lou in a photo finish,
Bill Harmatz gave Sister
Antoine an energetic ride
through the long stretch pull
and got her up in time to over.
take Paris Pike, who had taken
a brief lead. The winning
margin was a half-length.
Sister Antoine paid $3.50
22.40 and 1910; Paris Pike
$l7.40 and 11.60, and Geechee
Lou IS. -.
Timed In 1:493s
The winners time for thI
mile and one-eighth was 1:493s
The victory was worth $37, ,90(
to Hirsch Jacobs. owner ant
trainer.
Jacobs said this morning hi
would not start Sister Antoine
If she had to break from thu
No. l9 post position on the
extreme outside. Fortunately
for him, Sweet June, Jenny
DeLieu and Do Rae were late
scratches.
The field of Is tied the rec.
ord for the greatest number oi
starters in this annual event
which decides the champion
ship among the female runners
at. Santa Anita.
No Traffic Jams
| Despite the nulkiness of thu
field. there were no serious
traffic jams. The race was run
in warm weather before {
shirt-sleeved crowd.
I'VE didn't have one hors'
beat going down the bacl
stretch" Harmatz said afte
the race.
Il gave her q bat to star
her running as we hit tn,
! three-eighths pole and from
there to the wire, we go
through every jump of the way
Mr.. Jacobs told me she is ,
one-run horse. and that
agree"
Ismael Valenzuela, who rod
Paris Pike, said with all tn,
early speed in the race he hat
visions Of winning, but II hat
to steady her a bit on the frs
turn. The other horses also hat
; excuses though. so don't havl
any complaints"
Geechee Lou Runs Wide
Johnny Longden. who rod
Geechee Lou, said she ran wild
on the far turn and that cos
him the race.
The order Of finish after tn
first three were Tritoma, Bos
ton Again. Darling June, To
getherness, Wiggle II, Nath
leen. Swiss Roll. the favorit,
who raced wide all the way ant
never was in contention; Peri
zade. Larc'S Lassie. NaScania
Linita, Solid Thought and Ia
boo.
| Second place was wortl
$4,000. third $500 and Tri
toma got $1,000 for fourth.
| Nathleen stumbled at tn,
quarter pole and bothered Tri
toma. who made up a lot O.
ground in, the last quarter a
Jockey Jack Leonard straight,
ened her out quickly.
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Cardinal WrestIers
Lose to Baltimore u,

Nick Jacobson Of Baltimore
University decisioned Doue
O'Donnell of Catholic u, 4-3
In the l91-pound class for the
deciding points as Baltimore
scored q 20-13 victory in wres.
ting yesterday at Gu.
It was the home teams fourth
loss in five matches.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
Auerbuch Will Run
Basketball School

MARSHFIELD, Mass, Feb
4 Especially Red Auerbach
coach Of the Boston Celtics
will conduct q basketball school
for boys 13 to 10 here at Camp
Milbrook the week Of August ~
Navy Basketball Coach Ber
Carnevale will help Auerbact
with instruction. A high school
staff will be named soon.
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BOWIE
Continued From Page D-1

COnGinueO from rage Del
ting the clay base at times.
Meyer now must dig more
loan and sand from q nearby
hillside. now covered with heavy
drifts, and then sieve 1t before
placing 1t on the track.
The loss of tomorrow's and
Tuesdays programs S brings
Bowie'S weather surrendered
days to six since the linked
meeting began. The current
racing holiday is the longest
interruption to date and tops
off the most disastrous week
in Maryland racing history.
The last race to be run at
Bowie was on Thursday. The
program was stopped Just be-
fore the ninth race when a
$250.000 fire destroyed the
grandstand betting annex.
Just three hours earlier, q
train wreck two miles from
the track took the lives Of six
fans and injured scores.
Fridays storm then brought
q four-day cessation Of racing
Evening star., 1961-02-05
Lentz Scores SO
As Majors Post
League Victory

Marty Lentz popped in SO
points to lead Mount Vernon
in a Northern Virginia Group
la League game last night ct
Falls Church.
Lentz, the leading schoolboy
scorer in Virginia, now has q
total Of 1,059 points. 40 shy
Of the league record held by
Walt Densmore while he was
at George Washington.
Butch Shackelford chipped
in with lS points as the Majors
increased their league record
to 9-2. Falls Church is now 4-8.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
Duke to Oppose
Florida in 1862

DURHAM. N. c., Feb. 4 (AP)
Duke and Florida football
teams will meet October 8, 1862.
in the Gator Bowl Stadium at
Jacksonville. in the first grid
m Getting between the two
schools.
It was the second game Of the
1862 schedule announced by
E. M. Cameron. Duke athletic
director. A previous release said
the Blue Devils will open the
1862 campaign against South
ern California at Los Angeles.
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Walter Burns Dies;
Carnegie Tech Aide

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 4 (AP)
Walter H. Burns, ST.. assist
ant football coach at Carnegie
Tech. for the past 10 years,
died today at his home in
Pittsburgh's Oakland section.
Burns, SO. was a graduate oi
the University of Chicago
where he played halfback for
three years.
A spokesman for the school
said Burns served without pay
He just sort Of adopted Tech,
the spokesman said.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
Warriors Win
18Th Straight

Wakefield High School spurt-
ed at the end Of the second
and third periods to take a
commanding lead and defeated
OConnell. 63-46. in a basket
ball game yesterday at Wake
field.
Jim Bars 18 points led the
Warriors to their 18th straight
victory of the season. Ricky
Duques added 16 and Rolf Rus
sart IA for Wakefield.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
TroudI Hecher Wins

SCHWAZ. Austria, Feb. 4
(AP).-Traudl Hecher, regard
ed as the No. l Alpine ski girl
this season, won the Tyrolean
championship downhill today
in 1872 minutes.
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Tvo-dollar mutuels paid-YoRKY $500. $3.lO. $2.7t
Handle-S3i6.26O.

YoRkY aloEsd to settle p stride saved ground to the
Ar Is SKIES les Tit fSsh pN u Po :t5stch GREY
IN stride as Usual came out to lis pon In
the backstretch cut 70 inside the second and
HANDS sSsiish tSroash ths ssry STAGES, settled sgd
SKIS aispsysd he customa;y ssTy speed .9S :@sysd @
tirins In final drive NEVER divE IN. hard used in
eontnusd along outside th:reatter while Pressns swift
NEVER GIVE IN back with q deep cut his head.
ssn Rs T.d s hs sraSnS saS sans n n ni safe h @
PRINCE dropped far back before half mile SILKY
SATIN always outrun ON-AND-ON hard used
early and tired badly In late stages.
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Woshington-Lee
WuIIops Fuirfux

Sophomore Ed Hummer
scored % points to lead Wash
ington-Lee High School to q
57-SS victory over Fairfax, last
night in a Northorn Virginia
Group la League basketball
game at WI.
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Suntu Anitu Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
Ing; 4.year.olds and up; furlongs.
Vine Supreme [Mundorf 7.2O SEQ
caress. Armed Mss, Hss' steppinr sssii FGnG By.
Count Indigo Joe Dent, Beau Fac.
SECOND RACE - Purse, s4.5oo;
seiiins fas. lsSo.%Ti s.iO $50 esi 900
More Glory ValenEuela) $50
Ma1fs aGn' out, TS"p r,tssi.h.dE HsTo Es9S silent
Biyu II. Time. i:43+.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000; al
ISowsSncss; S"mSss ;vsI.y:lds yI.yearIolds; Ii miles. =.
wv: S:S:i 1S2I;;r Tal;i ty$sI:s:%sl.j ;SS ssS
Systematic. Mighty Mine. Bue Moor,
open House, Bashful Beau, Flatterer.
Time, 1:433s.
FOURTH RACE = Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 4-ysar-olds UP; 8 iurlonss..
Drop Volley tMaese) Ii.2O 300
tlssTs queens a''Tss VISIT. Real p,. Ro,.m:1S a1S
dor, Horse Shoes. MaIeficent, Field
Service, Destroy. Destructor. Travel
wise. Time, 1:l0b.
FIFTH RACE - Purse, $1,000; al
lowance; 3-year-olds, / IL miles,
Hustle Bubble (Sho'rj $50 400 500
LiEht Talk (valensuels) $40 2.S0
Gay LandinS, rirhtin zivics, SSIi. sGC
point, Tulane, Game. Time-l42aS.
SIXTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
classified Allowances: 4-year. .oldS and
up; about 1h furlongs (on turf)
Resolved (Gilligan) A.4O $50 sea
Corn Husker (Neves) 1920 100
Past Due N0ngden) SEQ
Dress D.. Dr. 6To. j. GR Howard. H" Biz r.aSe. JAKE.
Giandestine sundown II, Nitrophy.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, S6O,4OO;
the. Santa Margarita Handicap; fillies
and mares: 4-year-olds up: / u miles.
sister Antoine (Hr'El 1850 22.4O 1910
Paris Pike (valenZ'la) 15.4O 1 1 90
Geechee Lou (Longden) 500
Darling June, Nascania, b Nath-
Again. Swiss Roll, Togetherness, Tri-
toma, Sold Thought, I Taboo, Larc's
Lassie, I Linita.
aKeck entry
bFenton 4 Brown entry.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000:
Claiming: 4-year,oldS up: ~ miles.
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Fair Grounds Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim.
Ing; 4-year-olds up; 8 furlongs.
Austin venn (WAidaD 21.2O ESQ TOO
Hudson Flash (MeIlOn) $50 4. .OC
Martha Cary (Heekmann) 500
Bushien. Triple Gold, Trusty Polly
Glen Graham, Foxy Jr.. Ja-Belle, Ma
tive Son. Time, l:l34t.
SECOND RACE - Purse. Sl.1O0:
stag Line tLarkin) 1850 500 3.NO
Little Sticky tHeckmannD 1890 7.4O
Bee Bang (C0mbesD 0.60
Elac. Check. Mr.. Joe NJ, Icee Ken,
Pytchley, MY Decision. Waco Scamp
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID 0iSI

lowances: 2-year -oids; about !. mile.
Midway Mayor lHer'D 4.OO SEQ $50
Everetts Son (Wajdal $50 400
Little Everett tDalah'ye) $50
Pick, b Be Diamond. q Hello Chief.
Wanda's Pal. Captain Toro. Time,
Weiner-Kane entry.
b BrouSsard entry.
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HSiftime: 1921. Mt. vernon %
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FOURTH RACE - Purse, $500;
claiming; .3.year -olds; l,s miles.
More PanchitO (D'n) 1880 100 4 A
Cosmio Rocket (Hern'x) $50 S.6d
StArtalOng (ManganelIO) 3.O(
Garry Ne Lightly. Betty Blink, Lady
Rico, sunlight Sue. Gallisox. Time
Evening star., 1961-02-05

FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim.
ing; 3-year-olds: 8 furlongs
/ Gay Revoke (WajdA) $50 $40 2,6C
Treasure Geld tYoung) 4.6O $3.50
| Gems First, Pat O'Pine. Invigor
Light Touch, So What. Time, 1:142s
| SIXTH RACE-Purse, So, 200; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: furlongs
klntla (Barnett) 21.4O 100 800
It. Jaygee (Heckmann) 4.2O $3.50
Episode (ManganellO) T.BC
Tomsk, Indian Plumage. Scotian
Bad Man, Paco, Invincible, Amitt
CITY; Little Brave, Que-B-star. Time.
Field,
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EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000:
claiming: 4-year-olds up; IN miles,
Trumpet (LeOnard) $50 $50 4.4G
Arvak (Cesta) l2.4O 8,20
isss Peter 1s PatteT rRh Rins Mor.,ch ,.Scs0 S;Se
no. Cliche, Bright Word, Helen Bur-
chell. Mr.. Grayson, Mr.. Drag, Natha-
Ito. Time, 1908.
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NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 add
ed the Louisiana Handicap, 3-year-
olds and up; ts miles.
Road House (Hern'eD $50 4.4O $50
Estacion (BaldwIn) $50 LILO
Grand Wizard (WaJda) 100
Santiago. Mangam. Sutler. First
Money, Tenacious. Time, 1:462s.
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TENTH RACE-pNSe@. 81 ZOO; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and UP; liz miles.
RainprOOf (Baldwin) 5.8O 90 500
Sir Reading LaPkin) eco ADO
Side Wind (Y0unE) 3.GO
Miss Dogette, Ro-Add. Mans Quest,
Fleet Home, Mrs Thrale. Time, 1898.
Evening star., 1961-02-05

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, So, 500: al.
lowancesi 3.year-olds: 8 furlongs.
King Of Kent'cky (N'o) SEQ 2.8O 2.4C
Prince Merida (Meaux) 400 ESQ
Onebyalength (Wajda) 3.A(
pitch Road, Michael Henry Special
Offer. Time. 1:122s.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. $1,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds up; 8 furlongs
Bay Leaf tSprakeF) 1880 $3.50 IL. go
sCOme On Joe (Vinci'ra) $50 600
BAY Boy (Headley) 300 3.0C
Quarterstaff, Total Oscar, Forty
Grand. Miss Dee Bee, I Sparkling Vale
First Crop. Debate, Madre. Time
:.pead. heat for second.
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IWo.dolar mutuels pad-STAR K $40 80, S6 go, $3.50
HEEoS I'M sSSSS:4 SS:40 20 oS3l0 ODDS ON. .$2.76.,
FIFTH RACE Purse SO, 1000: allowance; 3-7eaF-oidS;
furSRgs pn. Post sisS off at once start good: drv
sETeeSes sESS Transr HodEins vaues-S3S0O. $1,000
Evening star., 1961-02-05
CHARTS OF HIALEAH RACES

ICcpyrighssd. 1851. By TRIANGLE Publications, IncJ
@ ~ ; E;ACEpr9rse y3'oSS caming: 4-year.ods and
driving Winner, Mrs Carl oreensS B. ris 4 By Moondus
uFoEey Easter. Trainer, @ Alexandra. ValueS-S2,275
500. $3.50. $I75. Time. 1:551s Cloudy and fast
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$3.50 -' *"''"' "~'@V' Nh''S HNSoNO'
Handle-$2545a7. -.
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Two.doisr mutues psid--MAYBB BEST, s11. 80, $780,
80 90. CRoATAN $40. $3.50. ALsVIN S3l0.
Handle-S229713.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claiming 4-year-olds and
up; 1a miles !turfl Post $500; off 5:5O; start good
Go o5yns nr az D. n TaHs an
$3.50. $225 Time, l:593s Cloudy and firm.
Evening star., 1961-02-05

SEQ STa PJscA RHsss. ssC Rao9
Handle-S02l, ,672
Evening star., 1961-02-05

81 300: allowance; 3-year -oids;
3:04h; start good: won easily.
by Trajan or Star O'Destiny-
Gibbons. Values-$2,926, $500,
Evening star., 1961-02-05

Tvo-dollar mutueis paid FISH BUG, 5000, Se40,
$4:6O yoLATRUST, 5000 $40. KINTARO, $3.50
Aandle-$S6. .463 Daily double handle-$190.453
SECOND RACE Purse, $4,000 claiming 4-year-oidS
and up miles Post 201; off at once start good won
ster Trainsr l. T. BeileW Taiue: i s5 $500 t5S
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
Marble Top Tables

Reg NOW
Rd. marble CT, green .......... 1925 $3.50
Green marble Gig table .v......... $3.50 26.25
Beige marble Gig. table ........... 1915 2sZ5
Step table beige ...... l5275 s9.25
Step table beige ............ l4O25 $3.50
2-Step tables, white ........ ca. l2l.50 eu. 6e.7s
Cocktail table, white .............. 15l.25 1850
End table. white ... $3.50 $3.50
End table black k.... 1925 $3.50
End table white ..... 6lOO $3.50
2-Lamp tables, beige ca. 59.75 eu. 1915
End table white ... $3.50 Avs
Cocktail table, black .............. $3.50 $3.50
Cocktail table. white ... $3.50 1915
Cigarette table, rose .............. 1850 24JS
Cigarette table, rose .............. $3.50 24I5
Cocktail table beige . ca 1850 eu. 23.25
Cocktail table. white . 1850 5e75
Cigarette table. rose - 32.75 2475
Cocktail table, white .............. 1880 5sI5
Cocktail table, white ............. 25l.25 1850
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14

II you like your baking powder
biscuits crusty, be sure TO place
them well apart from each other
on the baking sheet
Evening star., 1961-11-09

See the name in every one you'll know it os
one of the better makes Of jackets Supno cottons
Docron poyester and cotton wash n wear and
cotton corduroys- in short and longer suburban
lengths. Tan, grey, olive, solids and pIoids. Sizes
36 TO 46 in group.