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ROTARY CLUB SHOW
Home Again Takes
OIney Hunter Title

ridden by Nancy Gorrell, won
the large pony championship
with Z points. Bobbie Coleman
rode Farnely Syrian to the re-
serve large pony championship
with 6 points.
An oldtimer in the show ring,
Smokey Joe. owned by Billy
Boyce III and ridden by Craig
Lebrun, won three of the four
medium pony events for a total
Of is points and the medium
pony tricolor. Whiz Guard,
owned by Billy and Butch
Gardner, took reserve with 10
points.
Billy and Butch Gardeners
other entry, Royal Mist, was
small pony champion with 10
points.
Small pony WORKING hunter under
HugR; 2, winchester Marine. Efren
Potts: 8, Travelling Lady, Linky Smith
4, Royal Mist, Billy and Butch Gardner
Medium pony working hunters under
SSaafG SAG! Smokey Joe. Billy Boyc.
quaker Lace, Molly Maslin: l. zim',
Large pony working hunter under
sadie. zim.s Boy. zim's Ranch;
2, Chase Me, Nancy Gorrell: 8, Coy
ley Syrian. Bobbie Coleman. "'
Junior working hunter under saddle
Il, Sibhy g., Nancy Gorrell; 2, Dark
Tribute, Linda Wood: 3, Gypsy links
Col; r; 3; studler: 4, Peacock Throne
Small pony working hunter. Sill.
Pixie; 3, Royal Mist: 4, winchester
Medium pony working hunter,
Butch Gardner: s., Nutcrscke a, zi HaG
Ranch: 4, Quaker Lace.
Sandstorm, Mary Hutchison; 2, Chase
Me: 3. zim's Boy: 4. Cricket. Allen
Junior working hunter =. /. Bill,
kees; 3; Hoe Again, Elwood Boblitz: 4
Preishickper's Lady. Dick Duckett.
va. Msif Fssy T. ckaF HSPs hs
Lead line1 I.AE Ferry Gardner; .
Paula wyps9; 8. Wayne Gardner; I,
2, Guess Who. Moiiie Masifin: 3. Miso in
Jimmy Dodge; 4. Spooks. Judy Bryant.
Gittings horsemanshiD, - l.. Judy
zimmsrman: 4. W. H, Mechlind.
Medium pony handy hunter -
Piorer. pebbie Calm: /. cree w. PAR ar
LARGE pony handy hunters. Farm
ley Syrian: 2. Trade Winds, Linda
Wood: 3, Roll Call. Tommy Mansfield;
Junior handy hunter /. Home
Galway. Bay. Bill Malone: 1, sibby +.
Small pony handy hunter /.
Royal Mist: 2, SEVERN Wings, Ruth
and hI gIiy ae GaSSsner; 3 siIver Slippers
KEGS; 3. Preishickper's LADY: 4. stase
PLAY. Karen Burrows
Junior hunter appointment - l,
s sESe 5 hFan stfcns si09y Your cbS asy
Small pony hunter appointmentWi.
8. Bugs Brother; 4, Pixie. A''"'
Pleasure hack. Stage Play: ..
LolH nshev 3 so Trayelsr. Cary x. Mills;
whiE Guard: Daybreak. o.
Large pony hunter appointments.
Barter's Bluff. Tim Lawrence; .. Coy
Cosstte: 3; Kings Jester. cathy Dowd;
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SWEETEST VICTORY YET
Nefertiti Pulls Ahead
By Beating WeotherIy

Chandler Hovey'S fastener by
a minute and 81 seconds. This
edge was gained in the first
2 or 3 miles when George
O'Day Of fastener elected to
carry a Spinnaker in an I'M
successful gamble on a rather
close reach.
This Saturday race was the
poorest test of the series. Off
Brenton Reef an 8-10 knot
northwest breeze prevailed all
afternoon. while Block Island
was reporting a light south
west wind. The committee had
to gamble on existing condi-
tons or risk losing a race.
They chose a I41a-mile tri-
angle, turning the outer torpedo
range bell and Point Judith
whistle with the hope the breeze
would swing so far towards the
southwest as to spoil a beat to
windward on the second leg.
1t did just that offshore, while
inshore the Northwestern re-
manned.
Thus the boats started in a
northwester inshore, sailed into
a Southwestern after q few miles
and then back into the north
west wind for the last couple
of miles Of the course. This is
not satisfactory yacht racing
Nefertiti VS.. Weatherly was a
boat race all the way. But Mos
bacher in Weatherly carried the
Boston Y. c. syndicate boat well
up the starting line before
bearing off. When the boats
were headed by the west-south-
west breeze a few miles along
this leg, Weatherly's lead
jumped from no more than a
boats length to two or three OF
open water.
She turned the first mark
with an 18-second lead but
could only add four additional
seconds as she sailed on top OF
Nefertiti on the next or wind
ward leg.
After turning Point Judith
Nefertiti's big kite pulled like
a steam Locomotive and she
CLOSED rapidly. Mosbache
elected a slow huff, but the
Ross Anderson-Robert Purcell
racer swept into the lead.
Then as the wind lightened
Mosbatcher tried and almost
succeeded in breaking through
to leeward. When this failed
he took Weatherly up across
Nefertiti'S wake. At this mo.
ment the boats ran out of the
southerweSter and after floun.
dering for a minute or two
Nefertiti got the wind first anc
was off to the races for good
fastener broke out a spin.
maker at her start as she
crossed to leeward of Columbis
but in order to keep it drawing
the mahogany boat had to sae
off the course.
The Marblehead boat wa.
about 3 minutes astern of Co.
lumbia at both marks.
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WI Beaten in SemifinoIs;
Russians Win Henley Cup

HENLEY. England, July 7
(AP).-Henley's Royal Regat-
ia, marked by unprecedented
feuding, ended today with the
United States BANKED for the
second straight year.
Russia won two titles, Brit
ain two. Germany one, Belgium
one and Australia one in the
seven races omen to interna-
tional competition.
Not since last year. when the
United States challenge was
also totally eclipsed, has Amer
lean rowing been so severely
shaken. Two United States
crews reached the final day a
year ago. but only Washington
Lee High School of Arlington,
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Va, flew the flag for Uncle
Sam on this sunny day on the
River Thames.
The U. S. Schoolboy cham
pions were outclassed, however,
in the SemifinalS of the Thames
Cup for eight-oar shells. They
lost by 2l2 lengths to a fine
British crew. the National Pro-
vincial Bank, which was timed
in 6:54. The Bank eight won
the cup by beating another
British outfit, the Thames Club
in the final. The winning time
was 6 minutes IS seconds fol-
the 1-mile, 550-yard distance.
In the regatta's premier
event. the Grand Challenge
Cup, the Soviet Navy bested
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Italy's Motto Guzzi by one-third
Of a length. The winning time
was $40. Earlier the Italians
had eliminated crews from
Yale and the University Of
Pennsylvania.
The Diamond Souls went to
Stuart Mackenzie for the sixth
successive year-an all-time
record in the 123-year history
Of the regatta. The lanky Aus
tralian bested Bill Barry Of
England in 1888.
Poland pulled out Of the re-
gatta and the Russians &C
cused Mackenzie of unsports-
manlike conduct in his race
yesterday, against top Polish
Sculler Eugeniusz Kubiak. The
Pole was disqualified for row.
ing in the Australians water
and failing to return to his
side of the river.
Il do not applaud him." Ser
gel Russetski. Soviet crew
spokesman, said after Mac
Kenzie had defeated Barry. II
will not clap when he gets his
prize"
A giant German pair of
Wolfgang NeuSS and Klaus
Jordan-431 pounds of rowing
strength between them-re-
corded Germany's first win
in % years in the Silver Cob
lets. The Germans defeated
s. A. Farquharson and John
Lee Nicholson Of England in
1902.
Washington-Lee drew a bye
in the first round and then
knocked off the Tideway Soul
lers and the ArgoSies Rowing
Club, a crew of London dock
hands, before bowling to the
Bank eight in the semifinal.
It was the Generals third
and most successful appear
ance in the ancient regatta.
WI got to the second round
in both 1858 and 1860 before
bowling to the Harvard Light
weights and the Kent School,
respectively.
Coach Charlie Butt Of WASH
ington Lee had indicated
throughout the season that he
felt the 1862 varsity eight was
the best at a long distance he
has coached since the Airing
ton school began the sport in
1919.
However, WI was up against
crews which are used to the
mile and 550-yard Henley dis
lance. Schoolboy crews in the
United States always race over
a mile course. WI has won
the National Schoolboy title
nine times since 1949.
The WI crewmen plan
sightseeing tours Of oxford,
London, prehistoric Stonehenge
and the ancient Cathedral city
of Winchester before leaving
for home Tuesday aboard the
Queen Elizabeth.
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Junior PuddIers
In Finals Today

Teams from Union, NJ. and
Newport News, Va. clash to-
day for the East Coast Junior
table tennis championship at
the District Table Tennis Asso-
citation, 419 Ninth street, NV.
Both teams continued unde-
feated yesterday and will
square off the title at 8 pm.
Harvey Gutman of Union.
Raouf Kamel of Bayonne, NJ. :.
and Ronald Hobson of Newport
News are tied for the individual
lead with I'll records. They
also will playoff today.
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Aqueduct Results

1--we 6siI ads S1mg aiS SiS $50 SS so 9t
ChallenGe BABY IBOIandj $50 SO
Barney BIZ, Lucky One. Loft, Ms.
Hinr 'WEH SIf T ZINE D $751; N0r'ly Run
2d-S3, 900; cling; 3-yr. & up: 9 fur.
Pure Silver (BolAnd) $50 i.2O $40
sNn,m San, 81 SvsaHlenIuela) $50 $50
Eduimiss, Gariyn Sarah. Tara Dun
stan, Fern w.. Double cut, Little
Celia; Tornat. sisa, Jen's War Song,
DAILY DOUBLE l7:I0l $3.50
ssSIS 1 SsR slT Esi. Pa S.S i t5o 500
Col; Music lBoIand) $50 4.2O
Red Hammer Escapat, Mr.. Binbo,
Skip Over. Time. 1:1O1s.
4th-7$4, 900; mdn. 2-yr.; -5h fur.
Sun Struck dRuans) $50
Fatigue. Yankee Blaze. W ShOs n peae
Son. Feudal Chief. Time, 1:O52s.
5th-ss, 700; cling: ayr. g. up; fur.
sns J H6sst sE1ra sS'' 40 a aS sS S
Chiefland tUssery) ESQ
a Nickelplate. Pawanson, Roman
Don. Carriers Imp. Nashua Belle.
a1ngrassia:Dana Stable entry.
6th-S5,5OO: alw.: 3-yr.; Z fur.
Count Risque (Cruzl 32.7O I4.IO $40
Exclusive Nashua CROtEl $50 $50
Fauve. Breezy Lane. Sunrise FliSS SS
Desert King Jet Clipper. Time. legs
7th-S25.000 added. fremont Stakes;
2-yrS.: 5Ha fur.
BOnjour (YcaZa) II.2O 40 SEQ
Near Man Valenzuela) $40 100
Delta Judge CBroussard) 4,IOI
Ornamento, Gray Pet, Fleet Marine,
Tom Cat, Petro Jim. Time. I:04
Sth--S4 800; alw: 3-yrs.: | mile.
key Beard (vaPz'lal 1000 $50 800
Wagonette (BoVe) $50
Polygala, Strike Oil. Induna. High
liz. Time, 1881.
9th-S3,700: cling; 3-yr. & up;.1 mi.
Lucky Orson lYcaZa) $50 $40 $50
Indian Find (RotT) $50 $50
Prof. Facts (Ruane) 400
Breeze Home, Red Earth, Judo Elec- |
tioneer., Sid Old Boy, Bucks Pockets.
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MINOR LEAGUES
INTERNATIONAL IEACuv

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Buffalo. 10; Syracuse. z.
Toronto. 5: Rochester,
Columbus at Jacksonville (2), ppd
vet grounds.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville. 9-5; Dallas-Fort Worth, Is
Indianapolis, 8; Omaha, 3.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Springfield, 8; Elmira.
Williamsport, 6: York, /
Charleston, g.: Binghamton. 8
TEXAS LEAGUE
San Antonio, 8; Amarillo, o
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Ravens Wins
Feature Race
In Canoeing

Former Olympian Frank
Ravens from the Washington
Canoe Club bested Roger Van
de Meulebrocke of Potomac and
Dennis Van Valkenburg, a IT.
year-old from Yorktown High
School, in the Canadian singles
event of the Washington clubs
regatta on the Potomac.
The two-day regatta winds
up today with the first event
beginning at IL am. on the
Potomac above Key Bridge
Washington, with 40 points,
holds a commanding lead in
the team totals.
The Inwood Canoe Club OF
New York has IL points, Pot0-
mac Boat Club, 9. and the San
Francisco Canoe Club, /. Niles
Michigan, and the Yonkers,
N. Y, clubs failed to score
yesterday.
Glorianne Perrier of Wash
ington won the kayak singles
event for women and Joined
with Nell Fisher to finish Sec
ond behind Deborah Smith and
Francine Fox in the kayak
doubles.
Miss Fox, Is, finished second
behind Miss Perrier in the sim
giles event. Washington en-
trants swept the top three
places in the two women's
events.
Results:
MEMS EVENTS
K-2 10000 meters-l. Mike Moonan
2. Fred Alien and Jack BrosiHs WASH.
ineton); 3. Bill Kelly and Neal OKeefG
upS9odl' disaualified: Time. 1888,
toni; .. ,Roeer Van de Meuiebroecks
tPotomacl; 3. Dennis Van valkenbura
CWashington). Time. 5:04.2.
K-l 800 meters-l. Kenny Wilson
unwood): q, John Van Dyke (Poto-
mac); 3. Billy Kelly unwood). Time
ca 1000 meters-l. washinstor
Andres Weisantt. Dennis Van Valken.
burg. Frank Ravens and John Beer
barrow; 2, Potomac. Time. 4:43.7,
K-2 1000 meters (open)-I, Bill
Kelly and Neal O'Keefe Unwood): .
Mike Moonan and Charles Lundmarh
t SNW'ua,shinstonl; 3 G. oaitoleit anc
woMEN's EVENTS
XII 1000 meters-l. Gloriann'
Perrier IWaShinston); 2, FrHncins 70,
5Washington(; -. Deborah Smith
K-2 meters-1, Deborah Smith anC
Francine Fox (Washingtonl; 2, Glori
anne Perrier and Nell Fisher wash
ingtonl; 3, Elizabeth Rothman anC
Betty Jenkins (Washington). Time
BOYS I2-AND-UNDER EVENTS
CT 200 meters-1. John Rucker
lWashington): ?, Don Ravens wash
ingtonl: 8, Tommy Ruckert wash
CO 200 meters-1. Tommy an,
John Ruckert CWashington); 2, Dear
and Chip Ravens CWashington): 3
Mike Pundmark and Scott Haven
Canoe tiit-1. John Ruckert Cwash
ingtonl; ., Clifford Carroll (Wash
ingtonl: 3. Chip Ravens (WashingtonD
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SENATORS
De|greco Hits
3-Run Homer
Continued from FL

ter, Cottier stopping at second.
Bright forced Cottier, Pfister to
Charles. Hinton singled to right,
scoring Retzer. Bright scored
and Hinton took second on
Pfister's wild pitch. zipfel
fouled to Charles. Console threw
out Johnson. Three runs.
KANSAS CITY - Sullivan
singled to left. Console singled
off Johnson's glove. Alusik
batted for Pfister and blasted
his fourth home run scoring
Sullivan and Console ahead of
him. Stenhouse replaced Burn
side for the Senators. Del Greco
struck out. Lumpe flied to King.
Cimoli flied to King. Three
runs.
EIGHTH INNING
Observation-Disclosures now
pitching for the AS. Brinkman
doubled inside the left-field
line. Stenhouse forced Brink
man, Rakow to Charles. King
singled to right, StenhouSe
stopping at second. Cottler
blooped a single to center, STEM
house scoring and King going
to third. Cottier stole second.
Retzer singled to center, scoring
King, Cottier taking third.
Fisher relieved Rakow for the
AS.
KANSAS CITY. - Jimenez
walked. Siebern doubled to
right. Charles struck out. Cot
tier threw out Sullivan, Jim
enez scoring. Console doubled
to left, scoring Siebern. CauSey
walked. Delgreco hit his third
home run over the leftfield
fence, scoring behind Console
and Causey. Lumpe singled I'M
der Bright's glove. Cimoli
walked. Hamilton replace d
Stenhouse. johnson threw out
Jimenez. Five runs, four hits.
NINTH INNING
observation-disclosures now
pitching and Tartabull in CEN
ter for the Athletics. Lumpe
threw out Zipfel. johnson
struck out. Long batted for
Rrinknnan and struck ollt
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BOYS BASEBALL

MONTGOMERY COUNTY BBA
Midget Division
Wheaton League
Tower Bearcats, 3: st. Jude's, 9.
Wheaton Atoms, z: Wheaton Sports, 5.
wheaton Lions, 9: United Auto, ..
Junior Division
Silver Spring League
Packets, 10: Takoma Rockets. g.
Colesville Lions, IL; Takoma Tig-
ers, 1.
Sligo Junior, is: Oakview, 5.
Senior Division
Wheaton Sports, 2: Mattos Paints, 0.
Atlantic Masonry. 10; st. Jude's, 10.
Northwood AC, 6: Kensington Mer-
chants, 3.
Major Division
Buchanan Builders, 8: Rockville
Civitan, /.
Takoma Blue sox, z: Takoma Be. 5.
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Kansas City 900 OO1 35x-9 IL 0
washington - O1O O02 320-S 10 2
Burnside. Stenhouse "a. Hamilton
Rakow (S). Fishcher (Sl, Jones go and
Sullivan. W-Fischer u-0. L-Sten-
house (6-4l. - ,
Home runs-Washinston: zipiel
90. Del Greco go.
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DAILY DOUBLE t5-p PAID 5000

DAILY DOUBLE t5-D PAID 5000
3d--S1 600; 4-yr.-olds and up; cling;
Restrained tBarnesl $50 $50 s.40
Polly Tishon &C. Reynolds) $40
Arskan II. Miss Ginomel. Mile de
Milo. Remember This. Time, :40as.
4th-Purse. $1,000: 4-yrs. old and
Mr. 9P By sl Pc e. KS ~. 500 $50 s.eo
Belmont Honey cWsskley) 400 go
'01 Free N Case. s Prince Prom. He lens
5th.-s1 400; 4-yr.-olds and up; cling;
Jenny judge Davidsonl - . ~
Sweet Stroller (BarnesJ $50 ..IO
Cindy Rock tThornton 800
Time. 1:142s.
Ct h1$1,3CO; 4-yr.-Olds and up;
Miss Charlie CBarnes) 500 $40 $50
Leave II Alone u. French) 500 $40
Larking NiE I'M. Gordon) $40
Rank-Carmique, Hunters Bay Haste
Countess. Gwen NV. Time, $50.
7th-S1 200: 3-yrs.; allow: 51a fur.
Mayor SVEN CD'dson) 800 ESQ $40
Hap's Honey IN. GOrdon) 1000 $50
POniard OPalumbo) ESQ
Beckys Boot. Pinpoint; Fox Parrot.
Little Bunty. Take It. Time, LOSS.
Sth-S3,00O; Ayr. d. up: handicap. l
mile.
Ware IL ReynoIds) $50 $50 2.2O
Red Tears (Rivera) SEQ $40
Hargal (Cutshaw) 2.60
Tharmall, Heebie-Jeebies, four
Circles. Time, 1.412s.
Twin Double: u-4-8-2) paid $131.20
23S persons participated.
9th-$1 800; Ayr. & up; starter hdcp.;
l mi.
Hasty Bit (Davidson) 1850 TAO 400
High Defense (Barnes) $50 $50
Fastgator Il. Reynolds) $50
Proud Rebel. Twin Peaks, Bloom
field II. Rhythm Master, Giant Patch.
Time, lab.
Attendance, 1910. Total handle,
S53,41S.
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tcegyrighted. 1852. By TrtanGls Publcations 1ne2
urongs, chute Post 206: off at once start good; won
CRYING winner MS p Richards en- g. 0y SGnInsfn
81 $50, $500, $500 $3.50. Time. 1:14.
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BY LEONARD M. FOWLE
Contributing Writer

NEWPORT. RI, July 7
The Powerful Sloop. Nefertiti,
Boston's new challenger for the
honor Of defending the Amer
icaS' Cup. took the lead in the
current series of observation
trials with a 43-second triumph
over Weatherly off this port
this afternoon.
The victory gave the craft.
which her skipper. Ted Hood,
leonord Fowls is the Boston Globes
expert on Yochtins.
designed, a record of five wins
and one defeat at the conclu-
sion Of the second round-robin
Of matches among the four
contenders. Weatherly and Co.
lumbia now have Az marks and
fastener remains winless.
For Nefertiti. today's victory
was especially sweet. Her only
loss in the trials had been to
Weatherly on Wednesday.
Today, Columbia won over
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SHENANDOAH
RESULTS

1st-S1,00O; cling; 4-yr.-olds and up;
8 fur.
Tonys Son (D'dson) $40 400 $50
Tedken IL. Reynolds) 4.2O $40
Jiggs Kid (Secatello) $40
Mr.. Elizabeth. conte Di Luna, Dee
Dee Kay, Col Boy, Tina Lisa, Little
Beast, Settle. Time, 1888.
2nd-$l 100; 4-yr-olds and up: claim
ing, l mile.
Whiri. Nurse tKendle) $3.50 SEQ 4.2O
Bristol B &c. Reynolds) $40 4.4O
Micanopy (PindelD 1890
Subaltern, Rich Roman, Bo Lofland,
Loud Applause, Walron, Pei Mel. Time,
.4Ohs
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CHARTS OF DELAWARE RACES

s sslHs' d Essr s1PsHs III 81 $50 aS
s7sS HgsefE $3.50 si Sik SSsf
SIXTH RAcE-PqFse. $4,000 (sross5i PiamSnd STATE
$50: start good driving Winner Howell Jackson
mas values som $ISe5d $4,000 sSn $1,000 $1,000 Time
Horse Jockey. WEt Pr z q Str. Fin: Odds
s 9okF R9ss % 52E sHSGS
ne ss sss :F s %SSs n. sa Ia
'ifs Hh tss a'v9E sns G5sgdss
~ sS:a Ss" '5Ss e
foIeed Issklns final s@d
u
fs
y e
Sas:ids % WE final Sss u
ssIs @ S s issss D1s s'ss
R R.9s ! fssn3 e the es'I An monies V'ssTe on him
SEVENTH RAcE.PgTse Sc, 800; S:yearolds: alIOw9nce
81 S sss
1925. Time, 1:37.
Horse Jockey. Wat. PIP. 2 2 Str. Fin. odds
H #ss:' 4! s:i; 4 5 i. 1s5
Jeansaim FerTarol 80 liz s. s. 4ll 4s $50
Choperion (JohnSon) - 120 II ga 5a 81 1880
R R5s f Ssss crnolnsaTsl H H ! g. PEG S7SS
Tvo;dolar mutuels paidmMoNdo; Ss.40, $500 $40.
EIGHTH RACE-PurSe, 81 200; claiming; 3-year-olds
mile (tgsf Post gig; off at once; start good won
-Beasem: Trainer, C. P. Bowes. values-S273O. $40
S42O, $40. Time, 1:39ls.
Horse Jockey. Wgt Pr z q str Fin Odds
Pam9F y Bi JPha nsP I13 2 g. j. T.! sS9S
srssS Esndlns sNslsen II :; ); =, = ~
Lady of Action tMelon) liz 8 los 90 IS 5a 3S40
Lucky Merger (Ferraro) liz 10 IL IL rs 6n' 400
Black Carrie tEadeS) - los 5 90 - g. "a 7710
Pass Permit Downs 100 IL 81 90 Ss 81 1870
yolgs tchOQgettel - I19 S,i 81 g: g: $50
snooze You Lose lBurr( II0 4. 2! 10 III lilo
River Plantation tCraig) 103 II ~ 10a IL II 1870
Two-dolsr muGues paid-PLAMOR BILL 81 so, S42O
81 90. cAdEY FRANK. So. 20, s720 CRASH LANDING,
Total handle. s16s7.O57. Attendance. 1922.
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Leonord FowIs is the Boston Globes
expert on yoehtine.
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sth--S4 800: alw.: 3-yrs.: 1 mile.
Crock tAdamS) 1891 40
Wagonette (BoVe) $50
Polygala, Strike Oil. Induna. High
fiz. Time. 1:3631.
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7th-S25.Q0 added, fremont Stakes;
2-yrs.: 5h fur
BOnj0ur (YcaZa) lI2O 40 400
Near Man CValenzuela) $40 2.6O
Delta Judge BroussardD 4.IO
Ornamento, Gray Pet, Fleet Marine,
Tom Cat, Petro Jim. Time. l:04.
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NINTH INNING

WASHINGTON-Jones now
pitching and Tartabull in CEN
ter for the Athletics. Lumpe
threw out Zipfel. johnson
struck out. Long batted for
Rrinkman and struck out.
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COUNT Ri. STS e eIT S:yE fq5
Black Beard (UsSeFy) 28OI
Fauve. Breezy Lane. Sunrise Flight,
Desert King Jet Clipper. Time. 1:222s.
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EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claiming; 3-year-olds
mile turf Post S1S off At once; start good; won
.Beagem; Trainer. G ? Bowles Values-S273O. Ss4O
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SEVENTH RAcE-Purse; $500; 3-year-olds; allowance:
Montpelier Stables CHI c. g. by Royal Charger-Accra
Trainer. F. A. Bonsal Values S4,225 $1,000, $3.50,
Hare IaGEeZ ALs. Sa y .. odd;
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Plamor Bill (Johnson)
Casey Frank Clark
Crash Landing (Nelson)
Nosey Nizam (Thornb'g)
Lady of Action tMellon)
Lucky Merger tFerraro)
Black Carrie (EadeS) -
Pass Permit Downs
Volga (ChoQuetteD -
Yachtsman Lynch)
Snooze You Lose tBurr)
River Plantation tCraig)
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4th-Purse, $1,000: 4-yrs. old and
Mr.. b Bly, P'se IL. RS r" 500 SEQ $50
Belmont Honey (Weakley) 400 $50
ForayS Boy (Teague) 800
Free Case. Prince Prom. Helens
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OId-Foshioned Brunswick Stew

Heat corn oil in skillet; add
floured rabbit and cook over
medium heat, turning as
needed, until Drowned on all
sides. Remove rabbit and re-
serve oil in skillet. Add rab-
bit pieces to strained chicken
stock; bring to boil: simmer
just until meat is tender,
about As minutes. Meanwhile,
add onion to oil in skillet and
cook until tender. Remove
rabbit from stock and take
out bones; cut meat into
chunks. Combine chicken,
rabbit, beans, potato and re-
naming seasonings in a large
kettle. Bring to boil; simmer
20 minutes. Stir in corn and
carrots from stock, If desired; ;
simmer S minutes. Makes 10
to IL servings.
Any Bean Salad
/ Q-pound, 13-ounce) can
beans
1 tablespoon chopped
Scallions
/ tablespoon chopped green
pepper
tablespoon chopped
pirniento
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u cup corn oil
u cup vinegar
l tablespoon sugar
] teaspoon salt
"a teaspoon pepper
2 radishes. sliced
Drain beans, reserve liquid
for marinade, adding water,
If necessary to make "a cup
liquid. Combine beans, seal
lions, green pepper and pi-
miento. Mix corn oil, vinegar,
sugar, salt. pepper and bean
liquid together; pour over
vegetables and marinate in
refrigerator at least 3 hours.
Add radishes just before serv-
ing. Serve plain or on lettuce
leaves. Makes four sala d
servings or eight appetizer
servings.
Green beans, red or white
kidney beans or chick peas
may be used.
Corn Sticks
l cup Sifted flour
/ to 2 tablespoons sugar
3 teaspoons baking powder
l teaspoon salt
"a cup corn meal
2 eggs, well beaten
/ cup milk
"a cup corn oil
Sift together flour, sugar,
baking powder and salt: add
corn meal. Combine eggs,
milk and corn oil; add to dry
ingredients all at once. Stir
just enough to moisten flour
mixture. Pour batter into
creased muffin or corn-stick
pans, filling each "a full.
Bake in 425 degree oven until
golden brown, about 25 min
utes. Makes 18 corn sticks.