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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
Nv LANES ALFRED BUTLER

Tho Nurses Guild OF the FIRST
RAMS, institutional Church, MT
cn,.a Al ,anlll, observed It's z4lh
anniversary sunday afternoon;
lhe Rev. j. {. OgIcsby, pastor oi
christ Baptist Church was spra.
ser Emma Wier is president; the
Rev. J. +. Porter is pastor
DIR. Benjamin +. Holmes exc.
cutIye secretary Of the Melhouis.
Union. delivered the message q.
the 3Sth Anniversary services a.
second Grace Methodist Church,
fireman at Bcgolc. Sunday morn
M Mrs. Jacqueline Washington
us general chairman. Mrs. Mllo'
rod Sewell was co-chairman, MIS-.
Marie Rhca. publicity chairman
The Rev. Alvin Burton, host pas
tor.
Mrs. Mary Moran. general cll'i u,
man of Annual Womans Day az
Friendship Baptist Church to
norted plans for Sunday, Nov ~
when Mrs. A. A. Banks Jr, wlie
Of the pastor Of Second Bap.,s'
church. will speak during inc
morning service. .,,,or Of
Mrs. Annie Brown me'npe' ~ ~
Friendship Baptist, VIII DC 'n ~
principal speaker for the S'oo
nm. program. Some OF the com,
mi,tec members are Mrs. MaIlll ',
'Iohnson. who serves as genera ,,'.,,'
co-chairman; Mrs. Alberta WI" WIN
'inson. program chairman; n,'s'
Hazel Tate. publicity cns''' ,ssr.
Also busy are Mrs. Helen i'''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
Thanksgiving Party
At St. Joseph's

The Knights OF ST. John are
sponsoring the Annual Thanks
giving Parry at ST. Joseph Church
on Orleans and Graiiot on Satur-
day November 10, 1861 at 800
r. Nj. in the cafeteria at the st.
Joseph High School.
Proceeds from this party will
be used toward the erection of
a Shrine TO st. Joseph. There
will be plenty of turkeys and
beautiful door prizes for the win
ncrS.
FOR further information, please
call Miss Corlnnc Plunkctt at
WO 2-45l0.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18

leaflct is being sent to every clcr-
gymcn in the area, who is a mem
Der OF one Of the three faiths.
Detroit police traffic safety Of
ficcrs, under the direction OF
Ser, ants Arthur DcConlnck and
Russell Roller, have obtained the
printing of m ore than 100000
copies of card for use in pray
er books, which will be distrlbut-
ed at church services on Novem-
Der 49,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18

DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOV. Is, 1861
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18

DETROIT - A 290-yard per-
formance by quarterback Jim
Ninowski of the Detroit Lions
against San Francisco in 1861
was the best individual game by a
Lion passer since 1855.
Evening star., 1961-07-16

the 11-12 50-meter freestyle,
Sebastian Davis of Springfield,
27.9 seconds for the senior boys
50-meter freestyle, Nancy
Strickler of Holmes Run Acres
30.4 for the senior girls 50-yard
freeStyle and Cathy Cummings
of North Springfield, 28.4 for
the l3 and IA 50-yard freestyle.
Relay records set were the
Holm Hills 1914 boys 100
meter medley, 1:05.2, the North
Springfield 1914 boys 100
yard, 1:00.5, Poplar Heights
9-10 girls 100-meter, 1855 and
the Little Hunting Park senior
boys 100-meter, 1:01.8.
Division I
Vienna Woods, 1873; Annandale. 1O7.
~, Little Hunting Park, 135; Dominion
Division II
Tuckanoe, 146: Arlington Forest. "a.
Sprinsfield, 1881; Freedom Park
Division III
on powden Terrace. 1904; Langley.
. oveIlee. 1sd; Poplar Heights. 70.
Division "
Holm Hills. 159; Park Lawn. 81.
Lee-Graham. 143: Holmes Run
Division v
Lincolnia Park. III Bren Mar. 50.
Donaldson Run, 169; Highland Park.
Mount Vernon. 1873; Sleepy Hollow
B&R. 107.
Division vi
Herndon, 102; Kent Gardens, 109.
Wayrewood. 1859: Mclean. II.
North Springfield, 169; Virginia Hills
Evening star., 1961-07-16
OverIee Girl Swimmers
Lead Record Breokin1o

The Overlee Swim Clubs
girls relay teams led a full
scale assault on league records
in Northern Virginia SWIM
ming league meets yesterday.
The Overlee teams accounted
for three records on the way to
a 1919 victory over Poplar
Heights in a Division III meet.
The 8-and-under .freestyle re-
lay team was clocked in 1897,
the l3 and IA 100-meter quar-
tet in 1:12.5 and the mixed
age 200-meter freestyle team
in 2::30.8. All are new records
Jim Dickson and Roger Will
liams both set records as vi
emma Woods outscored AMMAN
dale, 133-107, in a Division I
meet. Dickson swan the So
meter freestyle in 33.5 and Will
liams the 50-meter breaststroke
in AL. Both are in the 9-1O
age group.
Other individual records were
set by Sharon Harler of Little
Hunting Park, SO seconds in
Evening star., 1961-07-16
Su Mac Lad
Takes Trot

WESTBURY, N. Y, July Is
(AP).-Su Mac Lad. one of
Americas greatest trotters,
held on tonight for a nose
victory over French-owned
Kracovie in the $4,000 Inter-
national Trot at Roosevelt
Raceway. Tie Silk. representing
Canada. was third in the six
horse field,
The 7-year-old gelding,
owned by I. w. Berkemeyer of
New Milford. N. j., and driven
by Stanley Dancer, had to go
all out after setting most of
the pace to break the monopoly
held on this harness racing
classic by foreign-owned trot-
ters.
1t was the first American VIC
tory in the three years the In
ternational has been held.
Su Mac Lad earned $25, 1000
and boosted his career bank
roll to $378,049. AS the fav-
orite Of the crowd of 28,1O5,
he paid $4.20, $3.50 and $2.40.
Evening star., 1961-07-16

much the same sort Of race
today.
Passing the grandstand the
first time, lightly weighted
Grey Eagle, with Ill pounds,
headed the parade, and held
it as the pack rounded the club
house turn.
First Balcony took up the
chase down the back stretch,
with Prince Blessed still hang
ing back-and Whodunit even
further behind.
At the far turn, Longden
began to move with Prince
Blessed. First Balcony and New
Policy were close, and Who
dunit still marking time.
Longden took the lead at the
top of the stretch and then be-
gan a battle between the two
stablemates. Up came Neves
on Whodunit in the final
strides.
Second place was worth $780,
600 to the winning stable of
Travis Kerr, wealthy oilman-
sportsman from Tulsa, who
picked up $132.100 for the first
and second places.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
IN RICH HOLLYWOOD GOLD CUP
Prince Blessed Neck Victor

The one-two punch of the
Kerr Stables went to the post
as the second choice and re-
turned $11. SO and $3.50. Who
dunit returned $40.
The time for the mile-and-a-
quarter race was l::59%.
The loss was something of
IA heartbreaker for Whodunit's
rider, Ralph Neves, who was
aboard his 18th mount in the
Gold Cup race.
But the victory for 54-year-
old Longden was sweet. He won
the Gold Cup first in 1850 on
Moor, and in 1858 and 1854 on
Royal Serenade and Corre-
spondent.
Prince Blessed, a 4-year-old.
whipped much of this same
opposition in the American
Handicap here July 4, and ran
Evening star., 1961-07-16
OCEAN DOWNS
RESULTS.

lst-S50o; trot; / mile.
Eloise (Staatsl $500 $3.50 $3.50
Bion Gallon (Carter) $3.50 $500
Miss Gail Scott (BurtOn) 800
Benny's Frank. Edna. Regent, W. E.
Hi0SecroIt; no Donnabee. and Lady Frost.
2nd-S5O0: pace; / mile.
Ella Dir. (Brit.) $3.50 $3.50 S4.OO
Red Grattan lWalters) $3.50 $500
Vernon Lou, steyie Boy, Kahlastadt.
Blue Cream, and Sensation. Time:
:. Daily poubl. u-s,, paid s1o1
sfs'' s.. y s;s ;;s $1,000 :ss: 3D.: $3.50 $3.50
Miss Kent tRoblnson) $500
Naomi Jay, Mary b: Scott, stew Lin
Johnny Maplecroft and Bobbie K. Time
2:12.2.
4th RACE-S55O; trot: 1 mile.
Worthy Abbot (BucinJ $50 40 400
Ann Dean (Hubbard) $40 4 .90
Dr: Da5IinEtOn, cinday volo. Car Car
nacle Tyme-Dnf. Time. S:Os.i.
Jacks BOnny O'ly) 1850 600, 400
General Dean Sweeney leo 400
% Forward s1d Vic. fssss Seattle vicEy, camde6 SeG
Choo Choo, Dale Royal
Time, 2.0S4s.
sth-S6oO; pace; l mile.
Alton Lee (W'ltrsl 4.20 $50 3.2O
Eddies Mr.. York (Cowger) $50 $50
Jimmy Gene (WetzeD $50
Directress, Peggy Guy. Acres d
Dimonds, Modest Maid, Hector.
Time, 2.072s.
1th-S4,360; pace: l mile.
Rayal Bill (Myer) $50 $50 2.sO
Pinehaven. Jet (Belote) $40 2.SO
AdlSS s,i Louise Lewis $50
Steyies Bonny, Mac Adios, and Pep
perS, Penny.
Time, 2:06.4.
Sth Race-SS00; pace mile.
Shamrock Viola CC'Eer) 6.6O 100 2.6G
Lone Elm Forbes tW'kins0nD 1.SO $3.50
King Hadley (Evans) 2.SG
Estellas Gold. Ronslds Reward, anc
Sure Con. Time, 2:053S.
Evening star., 1961-07-16

NGLEWOOD. Calf, July is
(AP).-Prince Blessed, Aunning
in the silks of the Kerr Stables
Of Oklahoma. won the 22d run
ming of the $162,1O0 Hollywood
Gold Cup handicap today and
his stablemate, Grey Eagle,
held on for the second place in
a rouSing finish.
AS the crowd of more than
$4,000 roared, Johnny Longden
whipped Prince Blessed in by
a neck to haul down the $1O2,-
100 winners purse and chalked
up his fourth triumph in l6
rides in this classic.
The High Tide Stables Who
dunit, who bobbed up as the
surpise favorite, closed strongly
but had to be satisfied with
third place in a photo loss to
Grey Eagle.
Evening star., 1961-07-16

Melodie Cal returned $3.50 and
$6.4o and Road Maid $7.4O.
Miss Summer Time, odds-on
favorite owned by Russell A.
Firestone jr. of Houston, took
the second division of the Prin-
cess Pat by a length under
Jockey Robert Mono.
She also earned $16,262 and
was timed at 1:041s. Cherry
Laurel was second and Foxy
Quilla third.
This was Miss Summert
Times fourth victory in six
starts. The winner paid $3.50,
$500 and $3.50. Prices on
Cherry Laurel were $500 and
$3.50 and Foxy Quilla, $3.50.
The Princess Pat was run in
two divisions because of an
unusually large number of en-
tries, 81, with one scratched
later. Ten horses competed in
each division.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
Longshot, Fovorite Win
Princess Pat Stakes

CHICAGO, July IS (AP).-
Dodge Me and Miss Summer
Time each won a division of
the $20,000-added Princess Pat
Stakes for 2-year-old fillies be-
fore 26,776 at Arlington Park
today.
Dodge Me, owned by &c.
year-old Mrs. r. M. Chastain
of San Antonio, Tex, led from
start to finish of the first Sec
ton to score by a length and
a quarter. Melodie Cal was sec
ond and Road Maid was third.
Hello World, the 9-to-5 favor
ite, finished fifth in the field
of 10.
Dodge Me, ridden by Eldon
Coffman, went the 51a fur
longs in 1:04. This was three
fifths of a second longer than
the record set by the 5-year-old
Munchausen in 1857.
Dodge Me paid $17.80, $10.80
and So, and earned $16,262.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
DR.. Eugene J.
Wins Dash at
Charles Town

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
July is (SpeciaD.-Man anuel
Mendelson's DR.. Eugene j. to-
day won the featured Corny
Man Purse at Charles Town
before the top Saturday turn
out of the meeting-7,626.
Coming from off the pace
in the 4l2-furlong test under
Larry Reynolds strong ride, DR.
Eugene j. scored by a length
over Mrs. Juanita Coburn's
fast-closing Squeeze. who was
a half length in front of Ran
dolph Rouses Sky Point in the
seven-horse field.
Immediately after the race,
the stewards flashed the in
quiry sign and after viewing the
pictures disqualified Squeeze
from second to third and
moved Sky Point into the
runner-up spot. The winner
was clocked in 0:50.1 over a
fast track. and as the second
choice, paid $3.50, 4.6O and
$3.50.
Following the days main
event, Corny Man, the 3-year-
old gelding for whom the race
was named, was given away
by Lou Pondfield, vice-presi-
dent Of track, to the winner
Of the contest which the track
conducted throughout this
to find a new name for
the twin double.
Twenty-eight persons had
chosen the name Grand
Slam, which a committee Of
five newSmen selected for the
new pool, and Mayor Nicholas
Carson of Charles Town drew
the name Of Charles Fincham
Of Silver Spring, Md, from the
% finalists. Fincham is a cab
driver in Washington and was
present along with his wife to
receive ownership Of the horse.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
Don Pogeio Scores Big Upset,
Winning Monmouth in SIop

OCEANpoRT. n j., July is
(AP). - Argentine bred Don
Posgio, owned by Gustave Ring
Of Washington, D. c., splashed
through the driving rain on
a sloppy track today and pulled
away to a 314 victory over John
j. Colando's Our Hope in the
$112,30o Monmouth Handicap
at Monmouth Park.
The 5-year-old from South
America had won only one
minor race in II previous starts
this year, but he had it on this
soupy oval as Jockey Sammy
Boulmetis of Baltimore was
winning his third Monmouth
Handicap.
The Ledgemont Stables Black
Thumper, who set the pace
from the start Of the 1K- mile
race at the head of the home
stretch, finished third, beaten
a quarter of a length by Our
Hope.
Harbor View Farms Francis
S. was fourth in a field of nine
as the favored Calumet Farm
entry of On-And-On and Yorky
wound up seventh and eighth,
respectively. Louis Lee Hag-
gins Careless John broke down
in the stretch and was pulled
up an eighth Of q mile from
home.
A crowd of 31,045 which
braved the miserable weather,
with heavy fog sweeping in
from the Atlantic. had estab-
lished the Calumet pair as the
9 to 5 choice.
Don Poggio, with 122 pounds,
paid $17.60. $7.40 and $4.80.
Our Hope, with Pete Anderson
riding, carried 1T pounds and
paid $500 and $4.40. Black
Thumper, ridden by Eugen
Evening star., 1961-07-16

Poggio earned $72,995, COM
pared with only $4,000 picked
up earlier this year. He had
run in nine big stakes before
today in 1861.
Sam Boulmetis, who won
with Arise in 1851 and Hello
scope in 1855, said:
Il was in pretty bad posi-
ton in the early part of it and
was getting plenty of that mud
thrown on me, but when I
asked him to move. he moved
big"
Evening star., 1961-07-16

Monacelli, had 10S pounds and
was $3.50 to show.
Jacnot Stables Oink, second
choice and winner Of 4 straight
Chicago stakes, ran fifth.
It was the first stakes VIC
tory since last fall for the
chestnut son of Los Curros-
Caracocha, by Baluarte. He won
the Gallant Fox. Manhattan
and Merchants and Citizens
Handicaps in New York.
His time was a fair 2:022s,
considering the going. Don
Evening star., 1961-07-16
Primonefta
Wins Stakes
AtDe|aWare
By JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

STANTON, Del, July 15.-In
a controversial photo finish
that set off a stormy round of
booing, John W. Galbreath's
Primonetta won the $50, 500
Delaware Oaks today to re-
main undefeated in nine starts.
Apparently beaten by Mighty
Fair going under the wire in a
sizzling finish, Primonetta
found a last second burst of
energy to make it extremely
close, although many in the
crowd of 1908 were convinced
that the filly had met the first
defeat of her career.
The camera gave the nod to
Primonetta and a roar of the
booing almost drowned out the
cheers of those who had sent
the filly off a Ia favorite
Finishing third but far out of
contention, four lengths back,
was Ogden Phipp's Funloving,
the second choice.
Last Minute Victory
Jockey Willie Shoemaker,
who had never ridden Primo
META before, one of his typi-
cal persevering hand rides to
turn an apparent upset into
victory at the very last instant.
Although Primonetta was in
volved in the toughest struggle
of her career to land the $45,-
900 first money in the Distaff
Big Three opener, it was of
small concern to the show
plungerS who poured $83,455
on the fleet 3-year-old daugh-
ter of Swaps.
Repeatedly one anonymous
bettor tossed in $4,000 on
Primonetta to show and COL
lected the minimum 1920 for
two. 1t cost the Delaware
track a $17,777 minus show
pool to pay off the heavy
wagers third.
Tough For Mighty Fair
1t was a tough loss for
Mighty Fair, owned and bred by
Andrew j. Crevolin of Califor-
mia, and Jockey Paul j. Bailey,
who piloted the daughter of
Decorated. Mighty Fair raced
as an entry with Merrick
Stables Great Dame, the pair
being trained by Edward A. Ne
10y.
Mighty Fair got to the front
in the late stretch in the vicin-
ity Of the 70-yard pole and it
seemed that the filly would
draw off from Primonetta,
who had set all Of the pace in
the mile-and-an-eighth event.
But Primonetta, who never
had run farther than a mile
and-a-sixteenth in compiling
her sparkling record, did not
yield.
Jockey Shoemaker did not
believe that he had been head
ed in the stretch battle.
II didn't think she would
get by me and she didn't.
Bailey tried to scare me to
DEATH" said the rider.
Bailey was convinced that he
had turned in a big upset.
"She ran a nice race and I
thought I won it," Bailey said
somewhat disgustedly after un-
saddling.
Backers of Primonetta, who
is also eligible for next Satur-
days New Castle and the Della
ware Handicap, collected $500,
$3.50 and $2.20 across the
board. Primonetta ran the mile
and an eighth over the good
track in 1.51h.
Evening star., 1961-07-16

2d---$I.ooo; cling; Ayr. and up; abt.
An'th'r wish tD"son) 1000 ZOO 400
Camp Out (Reynolds) 400 $50
Bringht Bindo tCape) ESQ
Dancer. No Excuse, Bristol Gutter
Mariboots. Lutte Song. Time. 1855;
DAILY DOUBLE (2-D PAID S151
ad-$1, 900; cling; Ayr. and up; abt
RIBrH Ros. R'nOIds, 1910 500 $40
Possess tRiyera) 4.4O 500
Dix Smith $40
Tonys Son, Alamo, Eck-Heart, Bed.
ford Boy. Time. 1;293s.
4th-S1,1oO; Ayr. and up: clmg.;. abt
spirot (Liph.m) $40 geo e.eo
Bahati Clark 2.4O eco
Honeyvim (Ro0D 800
Kitchen Nymph. Tilted Bachelor,
Bromley. Time. .0:50as.
5th-,S1 900; cling: Ayr. and up; abt.
Mary N; n; Lib tFreneh, $50 $50 geo
Bold SpeeulatOr tC'della) 4.6O $50
Honeys Money (vssiD :.iO
OOIlh WdNCT, Olu 0OIJ SHOE, hATe
Dance g, o. Suzie, To Remember.
eth-s1,2oo; clms.; s-yr. and up; ga
sun Event tReyneldO 500 40 $40
Stars Last (SmalD 4. ia
Broseam, Top Down, Mardanherst.
Time, 1:21.
fur.
g SKY s Point !Riyeral eS 14.OO $50
Achsah Ann. Dess Polling, School
Caper, Gains Abel. Time, 0.50B.
do DISQUALIFIED from Cd to Sd.
ssthm$1 saam$ tS!.9:1l ieS9; eIms' 4IyS a & up nj
Another Echo (Reynolds) Wv" S.eV
Loud Applause, Debotsch, Foray's
Boy. Lilamme. Time, 1:50.
:. T Twin Double numbers 5-4-1-e
sth-$1,2oo; cling: yr. & up: 1/16
Miss Al-Bar (French, ss.4O 1920 4.sO
Endless Acres DaVidsonl 500 400
Game STYLE '(McKee) $50
Rendenina, Sudsy, Hit the Marx,
Split. Time. 1:49.
10th-S1 900; cling; yrs. & up:
abt. IA mi.
Garda Uiphaml 11.OO $40 $50
Soap Box (GordOn) 500 $40
Corn (GibsOn) II 100
Puliano If II. Rich Roman, King
Lloyds, Hay Fever, Pleasure Time,
Merry Eagle. Time. 2:l3Is
Attendance, 1925. Total handle,
S459,s52.
Evening star., 1961-07-16

. RUM BOTTLE BAY turned in q credita bic race in
er first start and figures to improve EASILY FOOLED
son Of Tom Fool and Is better than his last al
6e!mt'nt' HIat PRINCESS BAND is improving and might
Evening star., 1961-07-16
CHARTS OF DELAWARE RACES

1coPyEight, 1861. by TriansIs Publications. Inc)
FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000: claiming; 4-year-ods and
up furlonss Post 20e off at once; start GOOD Won
HFynS n TpE winner; Helen ESssss e. by KHALED0
$500. S150 Time 1:133s. showery and GOOD.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
At Delaware Park

Mondays Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time, Pm.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming (S3OOO);
olds and up; fillies and mares; G furlonEs.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
Aqueduct Results

sIst-S3,700; cling; 3-yr. a. up: a fur
JOY Joy (Guerin) S4 e9S
Seatation (Mellon) SnS
5o6,s Gem. Beau White, Red Scrap
per. Right Note, Moon Again, FoothaiI.
susners Whirl. Time. 1:12as.
Ssdm$4 3D., 900; cling; s-yr 8 fur.
Srhan SshmT,me nn rS) 1MoyerS) 1870 $40 800
santolins % tYoebSrI HMei5Sr n.sO s.I0.
NJ 5ggona: samlen, Haunt, Arctica,
Nortner, Weaubleau. Time. LIS.
DAILY DOUBLE (3-S1 S1s3.2O
SsT,Ss.I,I$4.9oo; s,s., mdns,; 2-yr.: 5N fur.
Wild Duck (ROtE) 500 3.70 SG0
Hygard (Gustines) 4.S0 3.6SI
Osage Road (Adams) S.IO
Hill, Bounding Main, np: do scoresvifle eSdHsr
Hello Uncle. 'Tommy-Rot. Time. :o8ss.
dg Scoresville finished Cd, was dis
oualified and placed 4th.
4thnM,;S5:oo0: alw.; S-yr. d UP; Il.
Niksar lGustines) A.9O $40 2.sO
Trancelike (Arcaro) S6G S.S0
Billy Bluejay (RotE) ann.
Lone Wolf. viii to Live, Dead Cen
ter. Time, 1:49H.
5th-s7; 500: slw.; s-yr & UP; mi.
NisseauoEue (Yother 400 80
Air Medal (YeaEa) 2.GS
nj Beau Diable, Hoe Down. Masonic.
Time, 1858.
6th-S4,500; alw.: 3-yr. d up; 9 fur.
solar Mist (Woodh'se) $50 f.20 SEQ
10 Elaine (Mell0n) 4.SO
Anchor Song, Polymnia, Daushter,
Cook Out. Time. Ills.
7th-s75.oo added; Dwyer hep;
. ait'r Away 1y {W''d'h'., W $40 $40 s.so
Baldpate (Gustines) 1890 $50
Beau Prince (Arcar0) 21OI
HI Greco. DR.. Miller, Royal Rec
ord Ring Around. Sherlock. Time,
Phipps -Wheatley Stable entry.
sth-s4.5Oo; hep; a-yr. & up; La
Yast.mbS 2Gu.tines, 1850 $50 $40
Star Trust (RotE) $40 $40
Reds Handful (Solomone) 4.IOI
Sim Feiner. Mizzoo.. Tobir Castle
stone SfGne' 1.oEs Csps canaveraL Forty Days.
s9thTis;1x;oOo; 9TH 1900; cling; " 4 4 up 9 tu5
Tara TelIa tMeysra $40 4.!S
Oil City. b-spyEreeny, Get To 1t,
6-That Lucky Day. Time, 1:112s.
Attendance. 42,Os2. Total handle,
S3,603,3 ,36o.
Evening star., 1961-07-16

Nv. ]. Susini-P. Cresci entry,
b Mrs. C. A. Lyon-G. Z. Allen entry.
BECKY was narrowly beaten at . mile and faces
lesser opposition here SEA MIST drops from $4,000
late.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
Charles Town Results
BY the Associated P:ess

1st--S1 900; cling: Ayr. and up: abt.
4 fur.
Roman C'naee Gid'Ie) SEQ $50 $50
DelusiOn tMcKee) $50 $50
Shiny Rock (Gibs0n) $40
Printing, Hylo's Queen, Bootsy Boy,
Dippy. Prindess Shat, Toadie Toab,
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Trainer R. Delaney, IT, values-S65o0 So oOO 81 ooo
5000 Time. 1:40ls. Cloudy and soft.
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$500 fine TOE Cloudy and soft s1OOO SlOOO'
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j! e; IIE:;:: II||i;:
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81: Gu d sS Vi sS s s:E :P5: 5 :sa
s4 n r AZ SS:a Is gs ..te @ nso Ssi S.. :FS:
entered sPnt;nten bold. the inside
ssf af @ to g e iSRs
snts h :es
snsss; s. tsi .!s:f ssynr sSs!Isq chE9T DANE
distance o s'Gss'f snS
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l:46as Cloudy and soft.
Horse. Jockey. wgt. PP. 2 z Str. Fin Odds
81! S:;;i #:1!i: 81 S.: IL
fFalconine (Gonzales) los Ia IN 90 81 80 30
LII Buddy Dodson)- 122 Oh 7lI ~ 6s 299O
Half Baked Downs - lib % 81 81 "a 1l40
Appointed Hour lL'wTs) Ill 81 81 81 SAX 40
Counter Cry lPassmore) III Z 81 IS ga $3.50
Oil Wick (Thornburg) 122 10i l0h l0h 3a9O
Ruth Eaker (Verrone) 1903 1 5il IL
corrected weight.
Two-dolar mutuels paid-RIvER RAGE, $3.50. S4.20
50 20 WHY LIE $S so, $2.40. DANCING MASTER. $500
Handle-$132S30.
EIeHTE RACE-PSrse, s. $50, claiming: 4yearolds
and up lie miles Post, $685. off at once; start good
SH6 EdSsn @ out WnnsT nH Joseph Nechamkins Sr
s3,437.5Q, $3.50 1878, S1s7.5O. Time, i:4sts Cloudy
Horse. Jockey Wgt: PIP. z z str Fin Odds
sisS $s' g;s:9E ss5SSs + 'ss$
s:Rs nsS E$:!s II .:5$ &:
Brother Bard Downs( 120 2iI 2h g. 6ll 1160
si9nH ss " 4 EnfE b.Si.B sH'TO lsS lssSS & & 8 SSS
81 90. EEApWINp: s4SC, $3.50 sSoMN1is, s94o os'0O'
Attendanee-1S,06S.
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Handcap: 3-yeaE-olds and up; mile Post. 4:14: off
a start good; won driving Winner, G. D Wideners
az o. or br 9. 4, by NASRULLAH-RARE PERFUME.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
SIXTH Ido oRAGEmru.;s $1,000 claiming $4,000 to sS-

90 ooST oSSTYLiSH ABBEY was second In New Jersey for
$4,000 and appears best here. STOLEN SECRET rallied
GABRIEL BLUE is due for top
Evening star., 1961-07-16

REAL HICKORY turned In exeellent IN
winning his last in 1:O54s. POST EXCHANGE was
run In the Dover but is strong contender here SMART
was carried wide when fifth and might upset.
BEST BET-REAL HICKORY
Evening star., 1961-07-16

Two-dolar mutues paid-ToY MISS s2e2o s12 so,
s. 90. DUsA 800, SO So SUN ROULETTE dead hear1
81: 20. AGENOR dead heat), $3.50
Handle-S1S313l
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2d--S1, 900; cling; Ayr. and up; abt.
fur.
Camp Out (Reynolds) 400 $50
Bringht Bind0 tCapeD $50
Esquisse. Regal Zenith, Clever
Dancer. No Excuse, Bristol Cutter
Mariboots. Lutte Song. Time, 1855;
Evening star., 1961-07-16

Two-dollar mutuels paid-BLOw GUN, SI4.60 S5 so
81 90 HEADWIND. $500 800 sNoNfNlIs, $40.
HHtatndis-S161 sT0SSe Total handle-S1,4ss5os.
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THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; claiming (Ss25O, "a SB-
1907; 3.year.OIdN; fuFIonRS ~ - -

ar. s. Reynolds, jr.-W. ]. Appel entry.
SNOW FLYER has run consistently good here
easily for $4,000. RiPPER JACK was . close third
for S6,75O in his last start.
Evening star., 1961-07-16

q Mrs. Walter N. Jeffords entry.
TEE TEE has been third and before that close
fourth the turf In his last two races. TAMPlS will
be running late. PAYNIM second for $500.