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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-04-27
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Why The Catholic Church
Saws INVESTIGATED"

Probably not more than a handful
OF people hate the Catholic Church
as it really is.
But many have heard anti
Catholic calumnieS from sources
they have been taught to respect,
and have come TO fear and suspect
the Church as it has been falsely
represented to them.
1t is hardly reasonable to believe
that s. millions of Americans
would remain in the Catholic
Church if the rumors circulated
against the Church are true. Nor
would thousands of others become
Catholics every year if they be-
lieved such things - without in
quiring into the facts.
That is why the Catholic Church
says again and again to people
everywhere; Investigate! Investi-
gate!"
The Church makes this appeal
not merely to settle an argument,
nor primarily to win the goodwill
of the non-Catholic people, al
though this is hoped-for result.
Its more important aim is to
invite people to inquire into
Christ'S truth as taught and pre-
served by the Catholic Church
down through the centuries. For
no man, seeking the salvation of
his own soul, can conscientiously
discount the Catholic claim to be
Christ's Church on the basis of
mere rumor and SANDER when the
truth is SO readily at hand
The Catholic Church therefore
invites you to inquire into its
teaching and practices =. to find
out for yourself if what you be-
lieve about the Church is true or
false.
Learn for yourself, for instance,
if it is true that Catholics give
divine worship to Mary, the Mother
of Christ. or if this is not Just
another calumny. If you have been
led to believe that Catholics wor-
ship idols and statues buy and
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Amateur PAGES
Virginia Open

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Aug.
Is (AP).-The James River
course didn't yield a single par
round yesterday in the first 18
holes of the 54-hole Virginia
State Open golf tournament. On
the previous day nine players
broke par 10 on the 6,332-yard
layout
Amateur Jordan Ball Of Rich
mond gained the first-round
lead with a II, stroke in front
Of Amateur Ronnie Gerringer
and Pros Joe Cannon of Char
lottesville and Cladue King of
Virginia Beach.
Ball, "a, carded two brides
and three bogies. The more dis
tant tees and different pin
placements from Thursday
spelled trouble for many.
Pros Wynsol Spencer OF Fort
Eustis and Clare Emery of
Washington Golf and Country
Club were among six players at
73. Pro Jack Isaacs of Langley
Air Force Base scared to q rs.
Wayne Jackson of Richmond,
who had 64 Thursday, shot a
rs yesterday.
Eighteen holes today and 1S
tomorrow will conclude the
tournament. The low scoring
pro receives $3.50.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
CAROLYN WOOD EQUALS RECORD
u. 5. Girls in Swim Lead
Despite Siege of Sickness

BLACKPOOL, England. Aug.
26 (AP). Carolyn Wood
equaled the word record of 70
seconds for the 110-yard butter
fly last night in helping a sick
ness-stricken United State S
girls team to a 47-35 lead over
a European team at the half
way stage of their two-day
swimming meet.
The meet ends today and
American Coach Ben York said
he hopes some of his girls,
stricken by enteritis, will be fit.
York had to switch his team
about to find swimmers in all
events. He did it so successfully
that Anita Longsbrough of Brit
ain was the only European to
take a first place.
Miss Wood, one of the girls
affected by the enteritis bug
was given the okay to swim at
the last minute. She defeated
her teammate, Becky Collins, a
17-year-old from Indianapolis,
who was caught in TOT.
Chris Won Saltza, the IT.
year-old Olympic star from
Santa Clara. Calf, won the
110-yard freestyle in 64 Sec
ondS.
Miss Lonsbrough won the
220-yard breaststroke -
Evening star., 1961-08-26
MucKenzies Win
Maryland Stote
Patterson Golf

BALTIMORE, Aug. 26 (Spe-
ciaD Roland M lack enZie q,
former Walker Cup player, and
his son Clark, a member of
the University of Virginia golf
team, easily won the Maryland
State father and son cham
pionship yesterday over their
home Green Spring Valley
course.
The MacKenzies, playing Sc
lective drives and alternate
shots, scored a 2-under-par
10, finishing with three brides
and one bogey on the back
nine, to gain back the title
they first won in 1859.
Ken and Ronnie Scales of
the Country Club of Maryland
were distant runnersup with
IA. and there were five pairs
tied for third with 77S-Wally
and Jimmy Engle of Hillandale,
Cal and Phil HargiS of West
briar, John and Richard Burt
of Turf Valley, Max Mosner
and Max, jr., of Turf Valley
and Bill Briggs and Bill, jr., of
Columbia.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
Doser, Mccarthy
Double Winners
In Senior Golf

BALTIMORE. Aug. 26 (spe-
ciaD The Middle Atlantic
PGA held its first senior pro-
amateur tournament yesterday
at Suburban Country Club,
honoring the host pro and cur
rent national president of the
Senior PGA, Ralph Beach, and
it was a popular event.
Clarence Doser, 52-year- old
pro at Shady Grove, swept the
major honors. He birdied the
last two holes for a 2-under-par
81 to win the sweepstakes. He
teamed with Martin Mccarthy
of Columbia to win best-ball
with a 81 and had a So with
Jonn Daniels of Columbia and
a 63 with Woodmont's Bob
Phillipson.
Mccarthy captured the SEN
ior amateur sweepstakes with a
rs, and Elkan Refs of Suburban
won the net prize with 1922
-66.
Andy Gibson, Country Club
of Maryland, fired a 70 for
second in the pro sweep and
Beach was third with II.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
Class G Novice Takes
Grand American 'CoD

VANDALIA, Ohio, Aug. 26
(AP). - Pressure from his
father-in-law forced Steve
Barringer of Russell, Kans.,
into the trapshooting game
three years ago, and today the
26-year-old petroleum engineer
is the clay-target champion of
the world,
The toothpick chewing Glass
c novice did it with a flourish
yesterday as he broke 80 of 100
from 20 yards to take the 62d
Grand American handicap title
from a field of 1883, third
largest in the events history.
1t was the highest score of
his career. at either 16 yards or
handicaps, and it netted him
about $1,000.
Barringer said the conquest
might cause a little trouble at
home because this is the first
time I've ever beaten my
father-in-law."
The new champion finished
sixth in Thursdays preliminary
Evening star., 1961-08-26
Su Mac
Goes Ahead

YONKERS, N. Y, Aug. 26
(AP).-Su Mac Lad believes in
doing things in a big way.
The 7-year-old gelding
stepped onto the Yonkers Race
way track last night for the
Volo Song Trot and when it was
over had:
l. Set,a world record for a
single season by a harness
horse of $218,100, skipping past
Bye Bye Byrd's mark Of $212,-
403 set in 1859.
2. Established an all-time
money earning mark for trot-
ters with $427.829 in the hank,
bypaSsing Darn Safes 1922, ,664.
8. Tied the world record of
2:33 for ~ miles set in 1859
by Florican.
4. Shattered his own Yonkers
track record of 2:343s set last
year.
Su Mac Lad, owned by I. w.
Berkemeyer of New Milford,
N. j., whipped into the lead at
the start of the $25,000-add
race and never was headed. He
got home three-quarters of a
length in front of Merrie Duke
and paid $3.50.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
Hurmonizinq
Sets Record

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Aug. rs (AP) Bruno Fer
rari's Harmoninzing, purchased
for 100000 two months ago.
won the $28.600 Sanford Handi-
cap at Saratoga Springs yes
terday and set a course and
American record of 2:41 for
the mile and five furlongs on
the turf course.
With Ray BrouSsard driving
hard on the outside, Harmo-
nizing got up in the final
strides to beat the 19-to-20
favorite of the crowd of 1854,
Jerome Fendrick's Art Market,
by thee-quarters of a length.
Mrs. Henry Obre's Hunters
Rock was third, another five
and three quarter lengths
away.
Harmonizing. top weight
under 1913 pounds. paid $3.50,
$4.70 and 1910 and collected
purse of $l8,590.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
District Golfer
Loses Title

CANTON, Mass, Aug. IS
(AP).-MrS. Vernice Turner of
Ocean City, N. j.. and her Is
year-old daughter, Madlyn,
won championships in the fl
nails of the United Golf Associa-
ton tournament yesterday.
Mrs. Turner, 1858 champion,
regained her laurels with a 2
and l triumph over defending
titlist Ethel Punches of Wash
ington, in the finals of the
Women'S Amateur.
Madlyn Turner won the girls
junior class.
Willie Greer, Nashville. Tenn.
won the mems Amateur. He was
extended one extra hole, to
the 37th, for his 1-up decision
over Artie Thomas, a New York
City policeman.
Peter Brown Of Jackson,
Miss, won the pro division with
an eight-over-par 296, three
strokes better than Bob Horton
of Chicago who led the pros
through the first three days.
Adelaide Adams of Washing
ton won the Seniors Women'S
title.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
DELL SHARES MARATHON WIN
Donna and BeImor
Play Rival 'Upstorts'

BRROKLINE, Mass, Aug. rs
(AP),-The internationally fla
vored upset tandem of Edda
Buding of Germany and Yola
Ramirez of Mexico meet an
other pair of upstairs" today
in the semifinalS of the 81St
National Doubles tennis cham
pionship at Longwood Cricket
Club.
Miss Buding, a delightful
blond from Cologne, and Miss
Ramirez, a ck-haired Latin
beauty from Mexico City. take
on Donna Floyd of Arlington,
Va, and Belmar Cunderson of
ChamberSburg, Pa.
The Misses Buding and Ra-
mirez, both "a, ousted the No,
i women's team Of Karen
Hantze and Janet Hops yes
terday, 60, 3-6, 6-3, about
an hour after Miss Floyd and
Miss Gunderson surprised Brit
ish stars Christine Truman and
Ann Hayden, 60, "a.
The feature mems match to-
Evening star., 1961-08-26
PHILLlEs, "a; BRAVES, 40

E-None Po-A-M Milwaukee 24-s, Phila.
delphia nv. LOB Milwaukee 4, Phila-
delphia 8. 2B-Maye, Demeter, Covington.
Malkmus, Tore. 3B- Gonzalez q HR-C.
Smith, Demeter, AARON, Thomas. S
Evening star., 1961-08-26

day could be the one pitting
top-seeded Ramsey Earnhart of
Ventura. Calf, and Marty
RiesSen of Hinsdale, Calf. =,
against unseeded Billy Hoogs
and Jim McManus of Berkeley,
Calf. "
Another leading match has
second-Seeded Chuck Mckinley
Of st. Ann, Mo-, and Dennis
Ralston of Bakersfield, Calf,
going against eighth seeded
Whit Reed of Alameda, Calf,
and Jack Frost of Monterey,
Calf.
In the other women's semi
final, veterans Margaret du
Pont and Margaret Warner of
Wilmington, Del, take on Dar-
lene Hard of Long Beach, Calf,
and Leslie Turner of Australia.
In ysteray's longest match,
Don Dell of Bethesda, Md, and
Bill Bond of La Jolla, Calf,
defeated Miguel Olvera and
Eduardo zuleta of Ecuador
S-6. 60, 4-6, As, Ga, in
the third round.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
Juycee Golf Won
By Big Margin,
Cough Has 2o6

DENVER, Aug. 26 (AP) -
Dark-eyed Jay Sigel's golf
philosophy is to play 'em safe,
He did just that yesterday to
unnerve his lone rival and win
the 10th annual International
Jaycee golf championship by
an 1l-stroke margin.
The 17-year old swinger from
Norberth, Pa, fired a three
under par SO and finished with
a 279 total, nine under par for
70 holes.
Marty Fleckman of Port
Arthur, Tex, tied with Sigel
after Thursdays round, scared
to an 30 and tied with Bill Co.'S
tello of Kingston, NY, at 900
for second. in a playoff, Co.'S
tello had a par 3 on the second
hole while Fleckman took q
bogey and wound up third.
Jamie Cough of Washington,
D. c., scared to a 79 yesterday
for 296, tied for 18th.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
Second Record
In Two Days Set
By Betsy RuwIs

SPOKANE, Wash, Aug. 26
(AP)-Betsy Rawls carved out
her second straight course rec
ord with a 81 yesterday to move
into a six-stroke lead at the
halfway mark of the $500
Spokane Women's Open golf
tournament.
Coupled with an opening So,
Betsy's five-under-par effort
gave her a 36-hole total IF 1856,
nine under women's par for
Esmeralda's 6,200-yard layout.
In second place was Marilynn
Smith, French Lick, Ind, who
shot a 70 for 141.
Ruth Jessen carded a SO to
move into third place with 142.
The leaders.
Evening star., 1961-08-26

in 1:54.9. Betty Heukels of Hol-
land was second with Dale
BARNARD of Washington, D. c.,
third in 3:05.0.
Donna de Varona Of La
fayette. Calf, won the 100
yard backstroke in 72.2 and
Sharon Finneran of Fort Lau-
derdale, Fla, took the 440-yard
freestyle in 4:53.4.
The American girls wound
up by winning the 440-yard
medley relay.
Nina Harmer of Philadelphia,
Robyn johnson Of Arlington,
Va, and Nancy Kanaby of
Portland, Greg, were among
the American girls hit by en-
teritis.
Evening star., 1961-08-26

handicap with a 98, and with his
80 yesterday tied a record for
the two big events set in 1905
by R. R. Barber Of Paulina
Iowa, who totaled 1877 for both
handicaps.
Sharon Ann Kingen of Nc
CordSville. Ind. a 17-year-old
high school senior, became the
youngest ever to win the wom-
ems section of the big handi-
cap. She defeated Anne VIE
gand of Dubuque, Iowa, 1924,
in a shootoff after they had
tied at So of 100.
The nine-day, ~ million
target barrage winds up today
with the n rational doubles
championship and the VAN
dalia handicap. Also to be de-
cided were the overall and all
around championships.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

batIcash, Detroit, r364i Hoard
p ;$3o; % Gentle: BssJ5tdimois' pa; Man.
New York, los; colayfto, Detroit
llOS; RSaaline, Detroit. 81: Cash, De.
RUNS B&TTED IN-Maris, New York
l19; Gentle. Baltimore, Colavito
Detroit; and Maptle, New York, 112
HITS-B. Robinson, Baltimore. 1856
I46; Francona, Cleveland, anc
Green, Minnesota, 141.
DOUBLES-Kubek, New York, 35
Kaline; Detroit go; Romano Cleve-
land LAM p3:r Ss; 3 ,.Re,ans Robinson; Baltimore
TRIPLES-Wood, Detroit, 9; Lands
Kansas CITY. and KeouEh, washins
HOME RUNs-Maris. New York. SO;
Mantle, New York, As; Gentle, Balti-
more, IS KillebreE,, Minnesota, 81;
STOLEN BASES - Aparicio, Chicago
Al; Howser, Kansas City, 80; Wood
Hinton, washing ton. IS,
sions) )ATerry, New York, Ill, .915:
Ford, New York, 21-3,. :S75; Schwall,
s8ss0n S .sis WYNN. S9i HqSsl chicagd' De'FD! s
sTRRIKEoUTs-Ford New York. 175;
PaScual, Minnesota, 40: Bunning,
Detroit, 1876; Mcbride, Los Angeles,
$50; Ramos Minnesota l39.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 275 or more al
6aQ-clemente, PittsbHrggh' :362
Cincinnati, .337: Moon, Los Angeles
.327; Aaron. Milwaukee, .32l.
RUNS-Mays, San Francisco, 10a;
Robinson, Cincinnati, 10l; Aaron
Milwaukee, 80; Pinson, Cincinnati
RUNS SsD'fi SHTED iNHcepeda' iSSTstE san San Fran,
III: iii Aaron. Milwaukee. and Mays
San Francisco. rs; clemente, Pitts
6urgh. S4 ca - -.
HIHsFnfqH SEt,DSTES GlRSn14 1d ssbnsas f9s cs
Cincinnati. and Aaron. Milwaukee,
DOuBLES-Aaron, Milwaukee, and
Mays, San Francisco. 20: Pinson and
Robinson, Cincinnati. 2s; Coleman,
TRIPLEs-Altman. Chicago 10; Gle
mente, Pittsburgh and Boyer. St
Louis, g; Wills, Los Angeles, Aaron,
Milwaukee, Amaro, Philadelphia
Stuart, Pittsburgh, and White, St
Louis. s.
HOME RUNS-cepeda. San Francisco
80; Robinson, Cincinnati and Mays
San Francisco, "a: Aaron Mlwau-
kee, 80; Adcock. Milwaukee, 20.
STOLEN BASES-WillS, Los Angeles
25; Robinson, Cincinnati, 20: Pin
son, Cincinnati and Aaron. Mil
waukee. IS; Mays, Sap Francisco; 8,
PITCHING biased on 10 or more deci-
sions)--Podres. Los Angeles, l5-4
.7S9; Miller, San Francisco, 1O-3
.769: Brosnan. Cincinnati, 10; 700;
gay Cinelnnstsi. iIiS lses' Sc 'o9%' saoeckl
STRIKEOUTS-Kouf Los Angeles
200: Drysdale. Los Angeles, l49:
williams. Los Angeles, 141. O'Toole.
Cincinnati 1874; Mshaffey, Phila-
delphia, 1871.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
MINOR LEAGUE
SCORES

BY the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San Diego, g. Hawaii, 0.
Spokane, 4; Vancouver, 2.
Seattle, G.. Portland. 4.
Tacoma at Salt Lake City t2J post
poned, rain.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Jersey City, l-3; Columbus, OIL
Charleston, Al: Richmond, is.
Buffalo. Z; Toronto, 5.
Rochester at Syracuse, postponed, rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Houston, 5; Denver, ..
Louisville, 3; Omaha, o.
Indianapolis, 6; Dallss-Fort Worth /.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta, 60; Birmingham, 2-s.
Macon, 1-5; Mobile, 0-S.
Chattanooga, g.: Shreveport ..
Nashville, Ga; Little Rock. 3-g.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Ardmore, Z; Austin. &.
Tulsa, >. San Antonio, O.
Amarillo, 10: Victoria, g.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Springfield at Williamsport, postponed,
rain
Lancaster at Binshamton, Cancelled
rain.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charleston, 10; Greenville, :.
Columbia, :; Jacksonville, I.
Portsmouth, s, Knoxville g.
Charlotte at Asheville, postponed, rain.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
Jones and Clay
Fiqht Sd Time

NEW YORK, Aug. IS (AP).-
Unbeaten Doug Jones $500
takes on Won Clay for the
third time tonight and is a 1875
choice to run his record in
their personal rivalry to three
for-three.
The Madison Square Garden
bout will be nationally tele-
visced (WMAL-7 in Washing
ton at 10 p.mD.
Jones. a New Yorker, won
close decisions over Clay twice
last year at st. Nicholas Arena.
Both are light-heavyweights
but the contract calls for both
to come in over the 175-pound
limit.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
WOMEN'S GOLF

Mrs. M. H. Pearson shot a
e3-21-72 over her home West
briar course yesterday and won
the Women's District Golf As
sociation Class D Cup.
Mrs. Joseph Schoen OF Belle
Haven won the gross prize with
a s6 after matching cards with
Mrs, John Jankowsd of Prince
Georges and Mrs. E. r. King
Of Army Navy. Mrs. Jankowski
then was awarded second low
net with 96-21-75.
Mrs. Joseph De Young won
the Tony Marlow Golf Cup
handicap at Woodmont Coun-
try Club yesterday with a score
Of 1s1-40-145. trailed by Mrs.
Irwin Rothstein. l93-48-145
and Mrs. Willard Goldheim
17S-32-146.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
Riders Kicked-Out Teeth Put Back

tereSt on the. ringside in the
pony championships.
In the small division, Karen
Burrows Sunny piled up 13
points to defeat Ira thinner
man on zim's Bug with II.
Janet Goldberg's Four Winds
took the large championship
over Tommy Mansfield's Roll
Call. by l-point margin. The
show was scheduled to resume
today with classes for working
hunters, green mounts, open
jumpers and juniors. The
night session will start at 1880
under lights with many fea-
tured events and champion
ships.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
By ANNE CHRISTMAS
Star Staff Writer

Robin Godfrey's Yankee
Doodle won the medium pony
championship last night as the
Montgomery County Fair
opened its two-dsy horse show
at the Agricultural Center at
Gaithersburg.
The show, which concludes
under lights tonight, was
marked by an unusual acci-
dent when Kathy Dowd, IA,
fell on the outside course and
had her front teeth kicked
out in the resulting scramble.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
National Relay Mark Beaten
BY Congressional Swimmers

RICHMOND. Aug. rs (AP)-
Congressional Country Club
swimmers set national record,
and II State marks were brok-
en- yesterday in the annual
Country Club of Virginia invi-
rational meet.
CongreSSionalS record came
in the junior national mems
200-meter medley relay. The
foursome of Tom Murphy, Den
mis- Johnston, Danny Hill and
Enos Fry was clocked in 2:03.O
Evening star., 1961-08-26

Kathy, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas N. Dowd of Poto-
mac, was taken to Suburban
Hospital. Spectators had found
her missing teeth on the
ground and doctors at Sub
urban were able to put them
back in.
Her parents were informed
that Kathy had an excellent
chance of retaining the use of
her teeth because they were
replaced so soon after the acci-
dent.
Although spectators atten-
ton centered around the acci-
dent, there still was great in
Evening star., 1961-08-26
PINT OF BLOOD FEE
IN TENPIN EVENT

A pint of blood is the
entry fee in a tenpin
handicap tournament being
held today and tomorrow
and over the next week end
at Congressional Plaza.
The event is sponsored
by the National Security
Agency Recreation Associ-
alton, which will award
gift certificates as prizes.
Evening star., 1961-08-26

more than two seconds under
the previous mark of 2:05.6.
Oddly, the four Congress
sional swimmers never had
worked in relay together and
each was not swimming his
best stroke.
Congressional's Greg Meehan
posted a pair of individual
standards in the boys 13 and
IA events. He had a 1887 in
the 200-meter medley and a
1:00.6 in the 1O0-meter free
style.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
WHITE SoX, 3; INDIANS. :
CLEVELAND
yHTTAGn

a-Struck out for Bell in 9th b-Popped
out for billiard in 9th.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
PIRATES, |; CUBS, o

E-Cardwell PO-A - Chicago 2Al3,
Pittsburgh 27-ll. DIP Banks, Zimmer and
Rodgers LOB Chicago 9, Pittsburgh s.
Rodgers Z, Banks. HR-
Clemente.
R BR Err BIB so
Cardwell q, ll-lDs 2 J
Sturdivant '(W, 3-D9 o o I s
HIP BY Cardwell CMazeroslGi. U Con-
Ian, Burkhart, Steiner, Pelekoudas. t
2:l3. A 1851
Evening star., 1961-08-26

PUNCHBOARD allowed to break through at the
gate and had to be scratched in last but still very
fit and handle these HAWK MAN Is capable Of
uDsettinE. FLYING BID figures close
Evening star., 1961-08-26

IEAAS SERENADE narrowly beaten $1,000
and likes this distance SKY PIPER tshtIy wReithed
and is sharp again. - " '
Ks pounds apprentice allowance.
Evening star., 1961-08-26

Mrs. C. ?. Mccormck-R. K. showalter entry.
DUENNA flashed speed and narrowly beaten
this Route. LITTLE SPRITE is COMING q banE-up
and is dangerous. RAYHERST closed with 3 rush
earlier in the meeting and has been freshened bit.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
starter allowance: s-year-

DICk mas been flashing form in spots. II
handled well after breaking wis at long odds JEFFS
figures for part.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
YANKEES, 3; ATHLETICS, o
NEW YORE

Fouled out for Archer in 9Th; b.
Singled for Lopez in 9th
New York ................. 900 100 007-3
Kansas City .............. 900 900 600
E-None. PO-A-New York 77.lo, Kan.
Sas City U-l4. DIP Causey, Lumpe and
Siebern. LOB New York !, Kansas City
4. S-TerTy z.
R HR ER BIB so
Terry CW' 1I-n . J 3
Fischer .... q
HBP-By Archer (Marisl U-ffono-
chick. Kinnamon, Hurley, Flaherty. t
200. A 3o,s3o.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
SECOND EACE-Purs., $1,000: claiming 0I,aOO,: A.
year-olds and upi BIS fuFlOnEs.

DARBIN flashed early speed and should he set
for tor effort here MUDDY RUN drops bit after
missing &I,5OO PISTOL SHOT Is always = factor
this distance
Evening star., 1961-08-26
BEST BET-LYING ADMIRAL

.fING ADMIRAL was narrowly beaten this dista nee
ly and is at peak. TOP DOWN will be arguing and
to beat IRISH SOLDIER is long overdue.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
JOE KELLY,S SELECTIONS
At Shenandoah
Scratches Have Been Deleted
Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time 7:15 PM.

FIRST .,.. aAsEEE.5,: $1,000 claiming $1,000; s,s.r-
Evening star., 1961-08-26

RoATMEN'S SHOPPING AGUIDE-s
k@4x4 -eE5 II ii u. NdsA
Evening star., 1961-08-26

Also. lower-priced used Little Bear.
Falcon. swan. Fl Toros.
Glenn-Ed Boat Sales, Inc.
A the House Of Jason
31a First St Eastport. Anna polls
Colonial 3-33Sl II ANA Pm.
Evening star., 1961-08-26

10 AIMS GOLD Is Ions overdue and this looks
like right SPOT TIKI raced wide could have won
last. OUR POLLY has speed and belongs right here
Evening star., 1961-08-26

FOURTH RACE-Purse, SI.IOOi claiming CSI ,68O)i
year-oIds and upi 6Iz furIOnEs.
Evening star., 1961-08-26

22-FT. OWENS CABIN CRUISER 96-
hip. inboard: must SELL owner going
overseas. See Riggs Cruiser Sales.
u1n MaipA aya
Evening star., 1961-08-26

WP Fisher 2. -Drumnnond, Papa.
rella, Runge, Carrigan. T-2:H. A-2A,S7A