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Evening star., 1962-05-06
Sinner Stors as Terps
Hold Final Scrimmoqe

Quarterback Dick Sinner. CIV
ing another standout spring
performance, accounted for lls
yards with his passing and
running yesterday as Mary
lands varsity football team got
In its final scrimmage before
next Saturdays game against
the alumni.
Sinner completed all five Of
his passes for the Terps' two
way team. including a l6-yard
touchdown strike to Harry
Butsko. The rising junior also
scored once from 20 yards out
as he split his yardage equally
between passing and running.
The two-way unit. delight
ing Coach Tom Nugent, had
the BAH four times during the
scrirnmage and scored on each
occasion. Tailback Murnis Ban.
ner, another spring standout
tailed twice from three and 80
yards. Dick Sukeena and OH
Drozdov collaborated for 8
safety while John Hannigan,
who hasn't missed a placement
vet this spring, added four con-
versions.
This was, the, Terp's 18th
practice session Of the allotted
20 and their final contact work
before the alumni game. Nu-
Evening star., 1962-05-06

gent, who had been concerned
about the end situation before
spring drills. wound up putting
an okay stamp on that prob
lem spot. .t,t ~
Although he has changed his
offense a bit and now uses both
ends tight. Nugent says he is
well satisfied with the improve
ment Of Butsko and Tom Rae
on the two-way group. Sukeera
and Dave Nardo on the stop"
team and John Boinis and An
dy Martin on the go" unit.
Sinner. incidentally, cornplet-
ed yesterdays drill with l3-for-
l3 passing accuracy in the last
two game-type scrirnmages for
the two-way unit. His only
three misses were with second
unit groups. Nugent was 90 ina-
pressed with his two-way unit
that he sent them In after 4S
minutes Of the scheduled CO.,
minute scrimmage. ass, sd
Evening star., 1962-05-06
BY DICK OBRTEN
star Staff Writer

Trotters and PAGERS NOV,
into the area racing picture
tomorrow night when Rose.
croft Raceway opens the l96:
season at Oxon Hill. =
The Rosecroft meeting cover,
~ nights. Post time for tht
programs Of nine races is s::3t
pm.
The new woodrow Wilson
Bridge linking populous North
ern Virginia with the track; q
new entrance aimed at easing
traffic for Maryland and DIS
trict patrons and the inangiita-
ton Of the twin double, e new
wagering ginamick, are expected
to contribute to q successful
Rosecroft meeting.
Action on the twin double
win cover the last four races
and win not disturb the regular
daily ! double on the first two
races.
Washington owned Abbott
Hanover, 1851 track champion,
heads a field Of - eligibles for
tomorrow nights opening fea-
ture. the $4,000 Old Dominion
Pace.
knight Champ, winner of the
$4,000 William z. Miller Me-
mortal last year, and Sea Buoy,
victor in the 1861 District Of
Columbia Pace, are other top
contenders.
Rosecroft will present the
first of its major stakes Fri
Evening star., 1962-05-06
VusiI Rides
Dolly Double

CHARLES TOWN, w: Va,
May 5 (SpeciaD Jockey An
gelo Vasil rode both halves of
the daily double at Shenandoah
Downs tonight and gave Calvin
Wilhide his first victory as a
horse owner.
Wilhide won a $l7,442 twin
double at Shenandoah April q
and used part Of the money
yesterday to buy q platter, King
Tar. from trainer John L. Sal
ter.
The Thurmont (Md.) mail
truck driver was on hand to.
night to see his purchase romr
to q five-length victory IN the
second race to complete Q
Sl7.20 double, shortest Of the
meeting. King Tar paid $500 as
the fayorite In the l0-horst
field.
vasil started the combina.
ton on Pagan Fire. (s5.40) ir
the first race. It was the sec
ond time at the meeting that
q Jockey has ridden both ends
OF the double. duplicating Maui
rice Espinosa's feat Of April IS
Evening star., 1962-05-06
Episcopal Wins
In Prep Track

ORANGE. Va, May s. iAP).
Episcopal High School Of
Alexandra won only three OF
13 events but shaded st. Chris
topher,s Of Richmond by three
fourths Of a point in the vir-
ginia Prep track meet here
today. sssa
Episcopal finished with 46sl
points to 46 for st. Christie
piers. The Maroon cIinched the
title with Q third In the mile
relay.
Mayo Grayatt Of Episcopal
scared IL feet 3 inches to win
the pole vault. Max Chapman
won the discus with q toss Of
l28 feet 8K inches and Roger
Davis the 440-yard run in 53.l
seconds.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
Virus Attack Puts Cyune
On Shelf for Preukness

1t looks like he viii miss the
Belmont too. That's a mile and
a half and it would be tough
to have him fit for that long q
race"
Cyane was purchased as q
yearling for $4,000 by MIR. and
Mrs. Harry w. Unger Of VIII
mington, DEL, who own the
Christiana Stable, An, .,
After winning the Belmont
Futuitty, Cayne, o son Of Turn
To (sire Of the i'll fated Sir
Gaylord, suffered q hairline
bone fracture and spent the
winter in South Carolina.
Clark is not without q
Preakness hopeful, for he ex-
poets to start the Christiana
Stables homebred, Smart, who
has yet to win q stakes race
KELLY. RI
Evening star., 1962-05-06
Hubble Pitches.
Stuurt Victory

John Hubble. Junior right
handler for Jeb Stuart High
School. pitched q three-hitter
and contributed q three-run
homer to his own cause as Stu
art remained atop the Northern
Virginia Group la League with
a 1o-l baseball victory last
night at Fairfax.
bubbles fifth-inning home
run cleared the leftfield wall
$40 feet from the plate. Stuart
won It's seventh, Of eight league
games to stay In front Of WASH
ington-Lee C7-2), which lost to
rival George Washington FRI
day.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
DAILY DoUBLE llo-2l PAIp sI7.ao

3d-sf.1O0; 4.yr.-olds mp, cling, 8 fur.
Fire Mecn fPappasJ 1920 7.x0 $40
Bahasi fDavidson1 $50 $40
''is,s SPEEDY asS Answer, Belmont Honey. pssr Ser
Lepping, Reduction. Time, 1;151s.
4thYi Dg0s 4.yE .olds ~, I elme;: z Z. fur
Eiveis Henr III. Rsp'ssl $50 $40
Ifagenia (Diav0likisl SEQ
On The. Rise. Chada. Singapore Sling,
Infonlea. Yankee Doodle Mambo Beat,
Zcsh. Time. 1903. ~
Sth-$l 400; 4-yr.-olds q up; cling 4;
ersinsssad Sis aS's sB,rssn., $40 500 e.so
Ideal Match, shiny Rock. Little
Fickinss Take Note. Honeyvffn.
eth-Sl zoe: 4-yr.-olds a up: cling:
E:inT 8: ], = F.:is 'S::,; S5ssPss' SEQ sss s,s: 3:
Leave a. IL Alone rs esmalD ~ S.sS So
Bristol B. Montego Bay, No Excuse.
Foamy. Pro Rata, Brandy Queen. Tine.
7ih1nS2,5oo; s-yr-Olds a up: hsnai-
Dess PoIIns Passmore, SEQ $50 geo
z MaarLna tM. Esginess, go go %
Pent.metsr. Etfusean Wight Broad
pennant. Increase, FimmeF. Time.
sstS-ss. 500; s-yr.-olds q up; handi-
>eh Issi ana F'r T. saiR,vnTds) 4.so, s.os asa
fsmsIin RosnIs < Gordsnl $50 $50
Farays HiuvI, King IN charge. Live
nd Let. Chayse H. Hasty BIT.
Twin Double: fS-9-1-4 paid $500
t347 persons partieipateD.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
So, 900 Pace Features
Opening at Rosecroh

day night, the Harness Tracks
of America Pace, o. $4,000.
added event for 4-year-olds.
Topping tRe field win be tn.
Stanley Dancer2trained Henr,
T. Adios. winner Of the 74,SOI
Realization Stake at Roosevelt
Raceway last week. The 3-year.
old champion of 1861 also wor
the Messenger Stakes to posi-
earnings of s132, ,6S4, highest in
his division. s
Rounding out Rosecrpft's
stakes wili be the $l2.500 Gov
ernor Cup for 3syear-old PAGERS,
four National Capital Colt
dashes valued at $4,000 and
the William e. Miller Memorial
pace. These events are carded
during Grand Circuit week
starting May 28, the final week
of the meeting.
Adora's Dream and Leader
Pick, two Of the hottest pros
poets in harness racing at the
moment. are expected to see
action when Laurel Raceway
opens its meeting June 4.
Adora's Dream has been
made eligible for the Messenger
Stakes at Roosevelt May 18 via
$4,000 supplementary fee.
Dick Hutchison. president Of
Laurel, has announced he will
set UP several rich overnight
events for both of these stars
during the Laurel meeting.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
BY q star staff writer

/. BALTIMORE. May 5-An-
other 3-year-old casualty de-
veloped at Pimlico today, when
Trainer Henry s. Clark an
nounced that the Christiana
Stables cyane would miss the
Preakness and probably the
Belmont Stakes.
Cyane, who was not nonii-
mated to the Derby. contracted
a virus two weeks ago ct Bel
mont Park. Clark said the colt
who beat Jaipur and Sir Cay
lDrd in winning the Belmont
Futurity last year, has respond
ed, to treatment but that it
would be- impossible to have
him ready for his first start as
. 3-year-old by May 70.
III had high hopes for the
Preakness," Clark said, Nov
Evening star., 1962-05-06
Churchill Results
By the Associated Press

lst-$2, 500; mdn. 2.yrs.; an fur.
Bowl Along (Winantl 1850 500 100
Kewnnnn IDuhonl 1850 I.9O
Oh Tanypat lYeasal 2.4e
dh Big Joe tHeekmannl 2.Bo
Pine Note, Ny Opinion, Flying sau-
Ger. Morocco Fox, LsuFa's Andy, Col
Mengel. chasseu. Dash o'Flasn. Time.
al DsAdhsAt for third,
I9Ss SSs ,sSS %lSi iIFs 49, Is.iS fuE usse
Sir Trafalgar (Eades) $3.50 l2.2O
Aida K. RomalOt, Lafayette square IIirS
Pinch Of Fpdse. Alison Ritz. Time
3d-S2.sOO: cling; 3-yEs:i o fur.
Vince Risse lIartsekl $40 2.gl
Tiger Paw tknappl asa
news Ss.f Lucas cas- coSnIs %70Hin Time. iiis ~
4th-sa,koO. alv., 3-yrs,; 9 fur,
0vertsE Lane Sgsaux) 6.69 l.0d
ioii Rcii. sstslsuria. Eisas. svissis' ale
strut. Time. i:i0h.
sth--sl0.0OO added aiw.; pebutant.
sSs'5S:Ii :sI.; E,.Ii, ,(ssSS::%frl s;so ;sS 2.2s:
: Reysl WsyfsFsF (Wipantl 3.6S
ofecian Coin, Q asoddy Daisy. Donei.
son, Miss Susan. Quick chanas. Time
! Dsviss Bel q HoltsInssr entry.
eth--S5. 900; Alw.i Agra. up; an fur
Don't BE LittIs (Wf't) A6.00 f3.0O 6.9t
Neewoolah fCombestl SEQ .3,al
Meeesa elus lCarstensl so
II Duke Cuvier Relic, Indian judge
Bass Clef, Jet Assembly. Time. 1:10M
FoR 5th--sEE DERBY CHART.
sth--s2, 900. elms.; 4.yrs. upi q fur.
Marty Dee (eePtenl 1870 go 500
Big Patton lCombest) $50 SI0a
ChBlleRaRo (Uevef) aga
syeiades. Rieht Is Right. eplamefiEe.
Kentucky Warbler. Blast off. Time,
gth--S2. 500: cling; 4-yrs, up; 1 mi,
Easy Flight lHaPtaek) SEQ $40 800
Chendsod tShoemaker) eco 4 9.2o
Anthony Boy lLueasl 0.60
Deco ginker. Fleet Sails. Mr.. yAe0po,
Sea Legend. 0alneWs Grand oulyefa.
glogcestef Road. salVerton. Time.
X Total handle, s4.iSO.sl2. Attend
anee. 100000 testimated).
Evening star., 1962-05-06
DERBY sIDELlcHTs
Winners Future
! Lies With Trqiner

the trainer, Of course" he said,
referring TO the Preakness and
the Belmont after today's VIC
tory.
Pope said he expected to win
the Derby 'fbut not so con-
vincingly. ! never thought he
would set q record"
He described Decidedly as q
generous horse-ask him and
he gives it to you"
Decidedly had his trainer
and owner worried as a 2-year-
old when he became rambunc-
tious before his races.
In his first race at Holly
wood Park last June, the colt
threw his jockey, Merlin Volzke,
before the start Of the race.
The Jockey remounted and
finished seventh.
But it was at Saratoga. last
August II that the colt. really
acted up. Decidedly came onto
the track in the post parade
and threw Jockey Heliodoro
Cuisines.
The horse ran away but an
outrider caught him and
brought him back and his
rider remounted. Decidedly ran
away again and almost un-
seated his rider and seemed as
though he might be ordered
scratched because he galloped
three-uuarters Of q mile or
more during his antics.
But they placed him in
the starting gate and he went
on to win his first race at 24-l.
His Derby victory today was his
18th start, q lucky one. indeed.
Here are the breakdowns of
Decidedly's record-time victory
today and the clockings Of
Whirlaway when he established
the old mark In 1o41:
Decidedly: 22A for one quar-
ter; 45A for half-mile; l:IOM
for 8 furlongs; l:35h for q
mile; 2:002s for q mile and a
quarter.
Whirlaway: 233s for one
quarter; 463s for q half mile;
1:llas for 8 furlongs; l:S73s
for q mile: 2:o1 Is for q mile
and q quarter.
Whirlaway ran his last quar-
ter IN the amazing time of "a
seconds and won by eight
lengths. Decidedly's time for
the last quarter mile was 25H
and he scored by az lengths.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
Northwood EosiIyWins
Invitation I rack Title

s4s inches By chsriis. Graham -
Hiah GRpLi: Mile Leisus ;wsls.r
SMaHHssS MHs Josn s1 cl.ooe9 Snass: SSSsn:
HaTTs S' DAVIS. avis Nerth1esssrn: srTSai
Agnev, B-cC. Height. 5 feet s inches.
Pole vault. Paul Wiser, High
b-cc. Height. i9 feet.
RUNNING EVENTS
NoftsEooe; Booty a.Sns' Ncrth:
SSs,I SHSS 3 sSs4.ss4s M SassSn ! sSS SS.. Gem Gem
tral Time, i0.l seconds:
2So-yard dish, Rick o!esen,
Sass siefhlsiy hisr Hish S RSiPs ci.s. sfp siT
nos;SsSssS dsiS 81 4,,Ss sss sSssIsns ssSS &
kMas, kMHGS,el; and sifshl fhsihIl aiEsssR. EiaR Fsihs
\ Time. 52o seconds.
Ss9;SaFss s,y.S5oT;, Ta@I sr sd4lRscod MEl:T s'
| Dick rubin. P-cci q, John Pinelstary,
RAHs; 5. Jack Rry& B-cc. Fsns'
MiiiSe rua-I. Edyard Dwysr. Sun.
! iisms. B-cc: s, Hadleg, B-cc. Tine,
/ by John Dsltsu Of High Point ast
fa0-yard hurdles. Al car0n,
Blair; David Payne. Syitlandi z
Steve Nelson, walter Johnsoni 1,
Guess, B.cc: 5. Schubert. Blair TtAae.
iso.ysrd low hurdles-i, Al cAFoh.
Blair; 2, Brian Wright, RMHS; 3,
David Pane; saitland :. Bendsy' BALI; ..ir;
-V 446.ySrd SsrSi irelGy-l. Northvood Bruce
Bel. Rick Gibson. Jim Barley and
Booty HaEnel: :, ositaersSSarsi i,,s$S
Point. Time. as. seconds meet rec:
ord, old record Of ass set By s-cc
iAis ssSssarTd ssT; relay. Northvoed (Jlm
Barley, Rick Gibson. Bruce Bell and
Ken chathaml 2, Blair 81 Waltes
1882 (meet record, old record Of
l:342 BY B-Qc. le6D.
Nile Ielayll; Blair iBin Leieovie; Ls,e
~ sditiInd! Mi S. waiter Johnson. TiSs.
sprin. medley felay-l. Northxood
booty HaFnel, Tom Rabenhofst,. Bpzz
Lavler and George palyl;- g., Hgh
Point: 5. B-cc; 4. Blair: 5. RMHs.
Time ':"s TEAM SCORING u
Northwood. i46: Blair, eS; y-cC.
81; Walter johnson. so; suitland, sd;
Hish Point. 20; Richard Montsomefy,
"a: Gaitheraburg. %: Northwestern,
IL; Sherwood. g; Howard County, 4;
Dundalk and Central 9. Biadensbare,
Duval and Peary failed 10 score.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
DATTY DoUBIE 15-s5 PAM soI.ao

SsSs g 3, 40. s1si ssssi.; Il aS h !.
ekips Report lCuimeney $50 4.0e
DnpIe Pupil lLeFebvFeE 4.ee
Brother Youpt9. Hubs Sis. Cosmit
Flare. Desert Promise, Ace In High
Time, 1:46ys.
tshas5 -i:s 900 10o; ., slIaE 4;SSs 4; q ue ~. !,
Lou Pelton (Gilliganl 500 500
Brilliant Host (BonI1nssl asa
Guemes, Odds On. Outline, Boreas
Hin. Bonnv Pride. Time 1:l0$s.
5th--s4,500; aiv.: 3-yrs.; 9 fur.
n Unisen gChzmbersl $50 $50 1!ql
Colnfy. Ckairnlsn lkPc'lif, see
Touch and Out. Modern Theme, Joe
O., Milestone, sunup. Time. 1:Ii7s
sth--s5, 600; cling; 4-yrs. up; 9 fur.
Roman Spark fBr'ksl $3.50 $40 4.ee
Sosmesrk sBlam) $50 ~
Lucky Token. Bronze Jet. Cantor.
cito, Light Quantum, Thynk Again,
Destiny's Turn. Time. I:1lss.
7th-s25. 900 added; valley Forge hep;
,YnS.iKnrss;. up mi nj; 79 yds- yds- "A . "a
Z Black ThHmpeT (BaErew) 4.40
Up Scope. Tollgav. ToWson, fFango.
lnjun. ManaSse Mauler. fziIlsborough
Brunze Babu, Orleans DoEe. Hot Car
co. Iime, l:4Ots.
stA ass i;s'@s;uss 9'SC; sIsns 4;yrs up; ! ri q
Eieeqest lGllIIsanl see 2.Se
6sdolph fBarreWl 3.2o
Rebel FIRE. Grey Beau, Latin Rebel,
Agenor. Time 1s434s.
Evening star., 1962-05-06

~ LOUISVILLE, May S lAP)-
sDecidedly, winner Of today's
Kentucky Derby. viii shoot for
sracipg's Triple Crown ''if he
feels like it." his owner said to-
day.
s George Pope, jr., who bred
the grey son Of Determine,
made it big like few owners do
his first Derby starter took
home the roses.
Its up to the horse-and
Evening star., 1962-05-06

eanbe. Temporal. Time. 1929.
DAILY DOUBLE (7-S) PAID s9.IO
3d-S4. 600; mdn, 2-yrs.i s fur,
%. I'D S.sss. s5,sl G.sss.s' GMssssi' 400 ssS sS sS
Queens River leellerS) $50
Nanshebans, Adornatsle. Lady Driver,
. Fools Play. In Gear. Fiekie Dear,
b Band Box. Time. 0:59ss.
4th--S3, 800: cims.i 3-Srs.: 6 FUR.
Iron Core B6landI 26.00 1910 7.Oo
Modern Iago (Gustines) 7.00 b.1o
Dafndaren tLe0naFd) 3.1o
sss ssss ssss sisss ss Mss ASfs 1ssssS viz
The shFimper. Timss l:12h.
F.In.5 RI1ss sgfs:S sPI:,S,., so'le sSS t4.2sS
PaIenaus "a tNichoIs) wv W
Tobir. WI 70 Live pig walt. Brass
gth--$ 800; aiw, 4 Z-yrs, up; + ai :.
Hhys.Is Ml,sy Ray Is.Icl. !RsI.sO lo.eo s4s sssss
r'B B.4lIs m!ei, flfssis 4fSsS.dour ID. sali:.
7tss.stso: 900 seasd. III. Carter Hdsp,i
M.S.s s.srs kuis1 Sia; tssiIiessrs, ls.so s7o 4.es
RaliaS RsS iGussisssj s'' S:SS ~
Beau Prince. viii ye. Rose Net,
Ssss!Sgs sss:Alnep sssS spS9R 9R. FES nS. Grsa i
lequals track record1.
eth--S3, 800; elng.i z-yYg.- up; 8 fur.
B warspite (te0nard) ESQ 4.e0 2.T0
Profit OF Loss (RotS1 400 2.TO
Intensive (UsseryI 2s60
, PliorS school, SrcSsess can. i'ssRss. Tin1s.
! White star stable ana waldman
B Edwards and Heard entry.
gth-S3. 700: elmg.;. 4.yrg. up; 1M mi,
Wild Desire (Riercel 30.2O T.6O $50
Out YondeP Clark $50 200
CaFiipa fLeOnafd1 9,00
Golf Paradise. Tuxedo Hill. Silver
Forst. Regal Beauty. Time. 1854.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
Shenandoah Results

lst - $1,000: 4-yr.-clds I'D; claimins;
3h fuFs.
Pagan Fire (Vaslll $40 800 &.4e
Peters Icy (smalil $50 S.60
Clear Case II Brandy $40
The Ccmnencer, Tooey 9paatzt. Re-
Time, :4O9s.
2d--S1. .O00; 4-yr.-plds up; cling: mi.
King Tar fyaslD 6.2G $40 2.60
Good BFom lWeak1eyl $50 ESQ
nlieanapy {Hammock) $50
Corn. Haryeys Baby, Pen Case, Corn
Exchange. Gray Mcments. Stroke o.
Twelve. THIS Day. Time, 1;431s:
Evening star., 1962-05-06
:.Pin1Iico Opens
With Bigger
: -
Crowd, Betting
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
star. Racing Editor

BALTIMORE, May 5-Pim-
lico's spring meeting, which
win reach its peak In two
weeks for the seth Preakness,
opened today with 1875 fans
on hand for the $i1, $50 Riggs
Handicap which went to Mrs.
Henry Obre's Call The Wit
ness.
= Charging down the home
stretch In the mile and an
eighth Riggs, Call The Witness
was extended to course-record
time to beat out the Hill-N-
Dale Farms Polarity by q
neck. Another three quarters Of
q length back came c. Mahlon
Kline's Niche Lea, a 21-to-1
shot who set nearly all the pace
oyer the sparkling green infield
eourse. Z
Record Equalled
Call The Witness, a slight
choice over Polarity, ran the
mile and an eighth over the
powder dry course in 1.50Es.
This equalled the record set
by troubador I'd two years ago
Jockey Bobby Corle piloted Call
The Witness, which paid So,
$3.40and $3.50 across the board
Both the attendance and
wagering today topped las
years opening here. With de-
!lightful spring weather prevail
ing, today's shirt-sleeved Grove
wagered $988, ,103. Last Spring.
opening drew 12.259 and bettinl
sof s927 ,226.
In difference to the tremen.
dous interest in the Kentucky
Derby, today's program was
speeded up in order to give tht
fans an opportunity to catcl
the result from Louisville. ,Tht
telecast from Kentucky wal
carried on the tracks closeC
circuit and many fans delayed
their trip home to watch thI
show.
- Spirited Races
The Riggs. being run for the
goth time ct Old Hilltop. was
8 spirited contest throughout.
Niche Lea TOOK the lead with
Polarity giving chase and Call
The Witness under q strong
hold by Corle. Polarity and Can
The Witness took after the
leader in earnest at the top Of
the stretch and the trio fought
it out to the wire. Call The
Witness gained q narrow ad-
vantage IN the late stretch but
had to be urged hard by Corle.
= Call The Witness In winning
his first stakes Of the year
picked UP q winners check Of
$7,5O7.
Longshot players collected In
the daily double when Mrs.
George A. 6aporta's Brandon
Park upset In the opener at
37-i and touched off q $576.60
payoff collected by 8-1O back
ers. The second race went to
on The Lawn in q photo over
Dollmaker. On The Lawn re-
turned $23.
In the last race, the stewards
upheld an objection and dis
qualified Sinners Quest who
finished first in favor Of Good
q.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
THE SUNDAY STAR
Wsskiasten, D. c.
Nor 6, 1862

Northwood High School piled
up a staggering 146 points to
far outdistance the field in the
! Montgomery County Schools
inYitational track meet yester-
day.
The Indians won eight events
and set records In the $40 and
S80-yard relays. Two other re-
cords also were broken IN the
sixth annual meet.
Ken Chatham, Bruce Bell and
Rick Gibson led Northwood to
the victory. Chatham won the
shot put and discus. Bell won
the l00-yard dash and ran on
the record-setting relay teams,
and Gibson won the 220-yard
dash and also ran on the relay
teams.
Chatham also ran on the $50
team and wound up with "a
points, the individual high.
Montgomery Blair, led by Al
Caron's double victories in the
high and low hurdles, finished
second with 90 points. B-CC
was third with 81, Walter john
son fourth with so and Suitland
fifth with 80.
Northwoods 440-yard relay
team was checked In 44.9 Sec
onds and the 800 in 1892 to
account for records. Bill Hayden
of Walter johnson set q broad
jump record with 20 feet 53l
inches.
Ed Dwyer Of Suitland lowered
the record In the mile to 4::3o.6
Summaries:
FIELD EVENTS
shot putt, Ken Chatham. North.
Northwood; 8. WAyneburg, Northwest.
ern. Distance, 81 feet, / inch.
Discus - I. Ken Chatham. North
wood 9. Bart Brooke, B-CC: 3. Nike
Lewis, Northwpod: 4, Bob Pine, .RMHs:
5. Joseph, B-cc. Distance, 143 feet 2h
Broad jump. Bin Hayden, walter
johnson; .. Albert Turner, Blair; 8
Julian Rainwater, Bleir: 4. George
Davis, Northwestern: 3, Bryant AZ
new, B-CC. Distance. % feet 5%4 inches
inject record. old record OF II feet
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Gurden Stute Results
By the tAssociated Press

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lst--S3. 500; elmg. s-yIr.; up; 2 fur. /,
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Shine sun (Giliigen) 2.oC
Black Carrie, Tax Bite, star Of stars
Great Borough, star sailor, Col. Music
DiTy Den. Time,s 1:12H. .
ID Sc. 500; clmg.f 3-yra.; 9 fur.
Pet Leve (t3lnssnerl 11.80 $50 400
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Tonies Breeze

Pat Carr hurled q five-hitter
and famed 10 batters yesterday
as st. Anthony's breezed to a
1912 victory over Charlotte Hall
at st. Antlaony,s, Jody Carmar-
desc honaered for the winners
who nov have an SO record.
Evening star., 1962-05-06

sEEYEsAE2G sEEsI2x --:::.,s SS2 SSS. III 8 2
=. Hubble ITus q and cunninshan, Brass ts;
Home Tun-Hu6bls ts. Sth. 2 on.
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Aoueduct Results.

1st-$3. 800; cling: Agra, up; 8 fur,
Spysreeny (W'dhouseI 3.0O $50 $50
aoyy eoyal q%liHpsr % t tHoss $50 &IS IS
Pinxlt, Mr.. Bicarb,. Itching Palm,
Tall Boy. Time, 1:12H. sa
MlHeS Myefson (UsdyD 4.bO 3.1O 2.2O
Calhoun (Woodhouse) 4.B0 ESQ
SeamstFess (Gibbl $50
Mr.. Melvin, Dream Fiddle, GtPateas-
Evening star., 1962-05-06

FTFTH RACE Purse $500; 4-year-olds; claamins
La niles Post. 337 off st once start good: won driy
atride-Noodle SOUP. Trainer. NJ L. Haymaker. values
&1625, $780, $3.50. $125. Time. 1:49h.
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DAILY DOUBLE g AND 10 ram S575

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Oh Dead heat for third.
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apprsntlss alioNancs 9 seiaimsd. I.
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RACE CHARTS AZ PIANLICO

tcopyrishted. 1862 BY Triansle Publications. Incl
FIRST RAcEpuEse y 500 4-year.olds and up claim.
driSns Winner, Mrs q. A. eaportas eh. C.. 4 by LoseI
Cross. Trainer. w. q. Myers. Valnes
$l.62o. S5OOs $3.50 SIZE. Time, 1:l4. Ii
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q FOURTH RACE - Purse, $4,000: 4-yeax-olds ana up
claiming; lib miles Post 3:12 off at once start good
Prince-oukaA Trainer j. Arthur valnes-S2y6o0s $500
Evening star., 1962-05-06

Northvood, t46; Blair, 9S; B-CC
81; Walter Johnson. so; suiaand. 80
"a: Gaitheraburg. %: Northwestern
II; Sherwood. g; Howard County, 4
Dundalk and Central, .. Bladensbure
Duval and Peary failed 10 score.
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THIRD RACE - Purse 5000; 2-year-old uaidens:
tgrenss Poss 24s; OF e once start sqod won hand
Trainer. H: j. Pitt. Values-S1.o50 5000, $780, SI5(
Time 1:01a.
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EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 810000 added; The Risgs Han.
oicsp; a-year-ocs and lp IM miles Post 4;S2 OF e
s. By Better sef-Your witness Trainer Field Values