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Evening star., 1962-04-08
Shenandoah to Reopen
With New Features

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
April z (SpeciaD. - Racing
moves back to Charles Town
next Friday night as Shenan-
doah Downs opens a 31-night
spring meeting with the Twin
Double replacing the Big Bo-
nanza and a $4,000 allowance
race for 3-year-olds heading
the inaugural program.
Shenandoah Downs will join
neighboring Charles Town in
offering the Twin Double after
pioneering pool betting in the
area in 1860 with its pick-six
Bonanza. The Twin Double was
installed at Charles Town in
1861 and resulted in a West
Virginia record mutuel payoff
of more than $4,000 for 81
last winter.
General Manager Robert G..
Leavitt, who doubles as di-
rector of racing, has carded
the 6-furlong Maple Tree Purse
at the top of the Friday card.
Marian Gurzenda, queen of
the 18th annual Pennsylvania
Maple Tree Festival, will pre-
sent a trophy to the winning
owner following the race.
The Maple Tree is one of
two opening week end features.
The Potomac Handicap Satur-
day will carry a purse of $4,000
and is for 3-year-olds and up,
also at 6-furlongs.
Leavitt will make a second
major change at the night
track, introducing colored sad
die cloths for the first time
at a thoroughbred track in
this area. The cloths will match
colored hats adopted by Shen-
andoah in 1860 and will carry
different colors for each post
position: One, red; two, white;
three, blue; four, yellow; five,
Evening star., 1962-04-08
Sir Ribot
Wins Coast
Derby Test

SAN BRUNO. Calf, April
(AP) Sir Ribot, an odds-or
favorite, handily won the $16,-
800 California Derby trial al
Tanforan today to enhance his
chances for the California and
Kentucky DerbieS.
The temperamental 3-year-
old, owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Turner. jr., never was
worse than fifth in the nine
horse field. He took the lead
with a furlong to run and COM
pleted the one mile and 70 yard
race in 1925.
Blue Serenade. a longshot,
held on for second a length and
one-quarter behind, and Doc
Jocoy was third.
Sir Ribot, who won an event
here last week by 912 lengths.
was not too impressive today
but Jockey Ray York said the
colt probably needed the race.
York broke him out fourth
from the No. l starting gate,
then slipped to fifth. Sir Ribot
moved up on leading Prince of
Plenty on the backStretch while
racing to the outside. He moved
ahead in the final 220 yards.
Blue Serenade was second at
every call. Doc Jocoy was in
contention most of the way but
hung slightly in the stretch.
Sir Ribot returned a modest
$3.50, $2.40 and 1920. Blue
Serenade paid $3.50 and $780,,
Doc Jocoy paid $2.40.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
Joipur Is Impressive Winner
Of Gotham in Sloppy Going

Sunrise County showed his
head IN front as they straight
ened for home but Jaipur
splashed up alongside and,
after dueling on even terms for
a sixteenth, jaipur began pull
ing away at the eighth pole.
Fred Hooper's Admiral's Voy-
age finished fifth. He had run
second in the Santa Anita
Derby, won by Royal Attack,
then won the Louisiana Derby
and last week finished third as
Ridan edged Cicada in the
$100,00 Florida Derby.
And Robert Lehman's Prego,
who finished second in the fla
mingo. but was awarded first
when Sunrise County was dis
qualified, beat only one horse
Donut King.
81 had to work on him (Jai-
pur) all the way because he
wanted to take himself back"
Shoemaker said. "Jaipur ham
died the track all right. After
he got into the front in the
stretch I could ease off on him
a little bit because he had it
won then"
Jaipur, winner Of the Hope
full, Flash and Cowdin Stakes
last year, earned $38,025 and
boosted his total winnings to
$252, 2,684.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
Hoyos Sweep 3 Races
On SchuyIkiII River

PHILADELPHIA, April 7
(SpeciaD Georgetown Uni
versity swept three crew races
on the Schuylkill River today
with st. Joseph's. American
University and George Wash
ington.
After Georgetown's No. l
freshman boat beat its No. 2
freshman teammates by two
and-half lengths and the
Hoyas' junior varsity ran away
from st. Joseph's w by eight
lengths, the Georgetown var
sity eight made it a clean sweep
by outstroking st. Joe by more
than five boat lengths.
st. Joseph's got a jump at
the start Of the feature, but
Georgetown pulled even after a
quarter-mile and moved out to
a length lead at the three
quarter mark.
Stroked by Jim Mietus of
Buffalo. the Hoyas varsity
Evening star., 1962-04-08

Jaipur in their last meeting
here in the 5000, 900 Cham
pagne Stakes last October.
proved that he doesn't like the
sloppy going and finished last.
Donut King was the secon d
choice at To.
The crowd, reduced to 1920
by the foul, chilly weather with
rain sweeping in from the At
lantic, had no trouble deciding
on Jaipur as the favorite. He
paid 4.30, $3.10, and $3.50 and
carried 122 pounds. Sunrise
County. ridden by Bobby Ussery
and with 118. returned $4.70
and $3.50. Sidluck, piloted by
John Rotz, had ia and was
$50 to show.
Jaipur, a dark bay son of
NaSrulah-Rare Perfume by
Eight Thirty. made the mile in
1877 flat on a track which re-
sembled a muddy lake after
day-long rains.
Long Stretch Duel
Mister Pitt, ridden by Jack
Leonard, went to the front i'm
mediately and led down the
b a ckstretch with Sunrise
County and James Rodgers
Due dor in close pursuit. Shoe
maker had Jaipur fourth at
this stage.
Evening star., 1962-04-08

NEW YORK, April Z (AP.-
George B. Widener's favored
Jaipur. only colt in a field of
eight 3-year-olds not nomi-
mated for the Kentucky Derby.
scampered through the fog and
slop today for a convincing vic
tory in the $58,500 Gotham
Stakes at Aqueduct.
1t was the first start of the
season for Jaipur, one of the
top 2-year-olds of 1861 who is
being reserved for the other
two sections Of the Triple
Crown. the Preakness and the
Belmont Stakes.
Jockey Willie Shoemaker,
who inherited Jaipur when Ed
die Arcaro retired Tuesday,
brought the colt home 11a
lengths ahead Of Townsend B.
Martins Sunrise County.
DOnut King Last
Sunrise County, disqualified
in the 100000 Flamingo at
Hialeah March 3 after finish
ing first, took second money by
212 lengths over Marian r.
Frankel's Sidluck. It was two
more lengths back to the Gold
en- Triangle Stables Mister
Pitt, who set the early pace but
folded in the stretch.
Vern Winchell's California
bred colt Donut King, who beat
Evening star., 1962-04-08

rowed a 80 beat until the last
quarter mile, then stepped up
to 40 to win with a time of
6:47.6 for the Henley distance.
a mile and five-Sixteenths.
st. Joseph's was timed in
1909, American U. in TITS
and George Washington was
last with no time.
In the junior varsity race,
the Hoyas won at 7:00.8, with
st. Joe next at 1883. AU was
third with no time and CIV
did not compete.
Time for the freshman race
was 7:21 flat for the winner.
No times were kept for runner
up Georgetown No. 2 or third
place CIV. st. Joseph's was dis
qualified for going out of its
lane.
The crews rowed into a head
wind over a slightly rough
course. 1t was the opening race
for all four crews this season.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
Hunt Event
At Boyce Won
ByFirecracker

BOYCE, Va, April Z (Spe-
ciaD .-Firecracker, from the
stable Of Mrs. j. C. K. Shipp
of Potomac, Md, turned in the
only faultless performance in
the open-class at the Blue Ridge
Hunt one-day horse trials to
win his first big victory in COM
petition here today.
Ridden by Suzanne Cobe,
Firecracker was in third place
at the end Of the dressage phase
of the triple test, run off on
a course laid out on Mr.. and
Mrs. George Greenhalgh, jr.'s
farm.
Contestants from seven
States, including Iowa, Mis-
souri,. Delaware, Vermont,
Maryland, Virginia and Penn
sylvania. vanned to the noun
tain trimmed cross country
course here.
The intermediate division was
topped by Reno Pal, a Missouri
entry belonging to Mrs. w. G.
Staley and ridden by Gabor
Foltenji.
Topping the preliminary hors-
eS was Inkola, owned by Serena
Lewis of Vermont and ridden
by the owner.
The summaries:
One-day Equestrian event sponsored
by the Blue Ridge Hunt. Three divi
sions: dressaee, cross-country anC
| stadium jumping.
Open Division, Firecracker, Mrs
j.; c: K. Shipp, Suzanne Cobe; 2, Coun
Alexis. geLyl Sexton. owner:rider; 8
Preliminary DiytsionGs1: Inkola
Blow, McDonogh School +. q. Harting
3, Entry, J. Muldoon, e. J. Watson,
intermediate Division-1. Reno Pal
Mrs. W. @. Staley. Qabor Foltenii; 2
Beswick. Patricia Donovan. owner
rider; g. Climber. MadRe Barclay, Sail!
Fuller.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
Middies Win
In Track Meet

QUANTICO, April 7 (AP)-
Navy scored heavily in the field
events here today and whipped
the host Quantico Marines and
Morgan State in a triangular
track meet.
The Middies won only four
events to eight for the Marines
and five for Morgan State but
piled up 70la points to IS for
Quantico and 491a for Morgan
State.
Pafsyna,. auantico' t' ). SIMPSON. Navy.
4, McArdle. Quantieo. 4:l2.2.
prdn SO L,or, Ed%gnds' s,It. 9Tantice, Cyan.
1901. Golwas. Navy. ,. Dobbins.
Morgan State. 8, jackson. Morgan
State. 4. Jordan, ouantico. O:O9.9.
22O.1. Edmunds ouantico. .. Dob
gan an state. I. lie between Hail, Nor
san State. and Green. Navy. O:22.I.
Msriendahl, Navy. 3, ivey, Morgan
stats s,;. 4, Linsley' Navy; Navy. So
ouSntico. .. Navy. s:Y44. 0' .
100 high hurdles. Bethea. Nor
gan State. .. Reed, Morgan State 3.
Dumont. Navy. 4, White. ouantico.
40 low hurdles. Smart. Moraan
State. 2, Courtney, Quantico. 3, Reed.
Morgen State. 4. Doherman, Navy.
Two-mile rum, weisiger. GUAM
Navy. Sj i. Nils. eSsntie0: Ell 81 heine'
shotput-l. Mather. Navy. .. Ber-
kowitz, Navy. 3, Koyalakides. Guam
uco. 4. JeiSy. 0uantico. 5O-ll.
Discus, Tozour, Navy. ., Smith.
Navy. 3. BerkowitI. Navy 4, Jeisy.
Quantico. l4l-5.
Hammer throw. Tozour. Navy. ..
Hart. Navy. 3, Gleeson, Navy. l7S-s
Javelin-l, Koyalekides, ouantieo.
Jeisy. Quantico. 220-6k
High jump. Davis. Morgan State
.. Thaxton, Navy. 3. Pace, Navy. i,
Tie between Boyd. Navy. and Marshall,
Broad jump. Prichard. ouantieo
2, sturmer. Navy. B. HASTINGS. Navy
4, Bower, Morgan State. 92-6is.
Pole Vault, Jeisy. 0uantico. .
Mutt. Navy. B.. Rector. Navy. 4. But.
Ter. ouantico. 14-l.
uIHoP; Hop; step and Jump - /; Bowie
sturmsr. Navy. 4. HsstinEs. Navy
Evening star., 1962-04-08
Field Trials
Completed

The National Capital Field
Trial Club completed its annual
spring trial for bird dogs yes
terday near PooleSville. decid-
ing champions in three stakes
over the two dogs.
Dasher's White Mist. fe-
male pointer owned by Mrs.
William K. Bryan Of Fairfax,
won the puppy stake. The all
age stake went to Northwest
ern. a male pointer owned by
Guy H. Lewis. jr.. Of Mclean.
Winner of the shooting dog
stake among 81 entries was
Halls Dynamic Dot. another
female pointer. owned by Henry
A. Latimer of Rockville.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
Suuri Sets
Sd Straight
Swim Mark

BARTLESVILLE, Okla, April
q (AP). - Seventeen-year-old
Roy Saari smashed a third
straight swimming record-in
the 440-yard freestyle - and
Chet Jastremski set a new
American mark in the breast
stroke and 200-yard individual
medley tonight at the AAU
swimming and diving meet
here.
Saari edged Defending
Champion Murray Rose and
15-year-old Don Schollander in
stroking the distance in 4:14.6
minutes, beating Roses Ameri-
can record of 4:l7.9 and his
meet record of 4:18.2. Rose was
awarded second place although
both he and Schollander were
timed in Also.
The victory gave Saari a rec
ord-shattering sweep. He won
the l,500-meter freestyle in a
record 16:54.1 minutes Thurs
day night, then came back last
night to smash the 220-yard
freestyle mark in 1885.
Saari came from behind in
the last so yards to overtake
rose.
Jastremski swan the 100
yard breaststroke in SOL Sec
onds to break the record of
500 which he set last year and
tied in the preliminaries today.
He came back about an hour
later to win the 200-yard in
dividual medley in 1894,
breaking the 2:0l.7 mark sev
last year by Ted Stickles, his
roommate at the University Of
Indiana.
/ Stickles, who was 20 today,
was second in 2:0l.5.
In the l00-yard freestyle,
Steve Clark Of Santa Clara
Calf, defending champion anc
American record holder, fin,
: ished second to NCAA cham
] pion Steve Jackman of Mime
: apolis whose time was 48.3 sec
; onds.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
Howard Truckmen
Win in Delaware

DOVER. Del, April 7 (Spe-
ciaD.-Howard University won
the next-to-last event, the
sprint medley relay. to assure
a 71-64 victory over Delaware
State in track here today.
Howard's Robert Townsend
Wi. the 220 and 440-yard
dashes and teammate James
Aston captured both hurdles to
lead the BiSons' effort.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
SPORTS ON AIR
eleVision
TODAY

Golf
Masters from August
WTOP-9, 4pm.
Wide World of Sports
Mems senior national AAU
indoor swimming and diving
championships, WMAL-7, S
pm.
Baseball
Editors Choice, discussion of
baseball with Roger Maris and
other players, WMAL-7, $3.50
pm.
Comment - Mickey Vernon,
Senator's manager discusses his
team with sports writers Nor
ris Siegal, Bob Addie and Mer-
rell Whittlesey, WMAL-7,
11:30p.m.
Boxing
Discussion of boxing tragedies
with Star Sports Writer, Dick
O'Brien, WRCA, 4 pm.
MONDAY
Baseball
Detroit at Washington,
WTOP-9, 2 pm.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
BurIeson Sets
Collegiate Mark

EUGENE, Oreg., April 7
(AP)-Dyrol Burleson Of Ore
gon smashed the American col
legate two mile mark this
afternoon in 8:42.5 in a dual
meet between Oregon and Brig
ham Young University.
The best previous two-mile
run by an American collegian
was 8:46.3 by Alex Henderson
OF Arizona State in 1858.
Reeve led Burleson into the
final lap, but Burleson stepped
on the gas at the start of the
lap and won going away. He
ran the final lap in 0:54.7.
Evening star., 1962-04-08

green; six, orange; seven, char
truese; eight, black; nine,
brown; and 10 purple.
Jesse Davidson, who set a
West Virginia record for riding
winners at the Shenandoah
summer meeting last year, will
be back shooting for his second
straight jockey title.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
Maryland Netmen
Defeat Cavaliers
CHARIOTTESVUL,E

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
Apr. 7 (AP).-Maryland had
an edge in both the singles and
doubles today for a 6-3 Allan
tic Coast Conference tennis vic
tory over Virginia.
Singles-Dave Dickinson (V), def.
Barry Cleveland, 6-2, 6-2: Bruce Far
Gene Gerber (MJ, def. John RillebTeS.,
6-2, 6-3; Lou Dobies mi, def. Ken
meth Moorman, 6-2, 6-3; Charles Sha-
piro. (M). def. Ron Young. "a. SO:
Tom Marcellino (M), def. Bob Baldwin,
6-3. 60.
Doubles - Dickenson-Farrell w,
def. Citrebaum-Gerber. SO, ga; Cleve-
lsnd-shapiro tM, def. Moorman-
cellino (MJ, def. Young -Killebrew, 4-6,
6-l, Us.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $50

sda.sss;soO; g. s. cling: 4-y5s ys AZ 4 up; mi ri
Forty Days Heonard 1000 $40
Running Wolf (Ycaza) $50
Slaipner, Little Helper, Cape Cana
yeral, Rhinelander, Senrac. Silver Bid.
4th-S7,5OO: alw.: 4-yrs. & up; fur.
Dotty kristen (Baeza) $40 40 $50
Marwol (Clarkl $50 $50
Ali Wing (YcaZa) e.lO
MsseRRsm. AsRRls Eyf Time oFfat f:s4,!, Dame Mary
5th-S4,5OO: alw.: 3-yrs.: fur.
Ten Fold (AdamsD $40 100 ?.60
Mount Lebo Clark 700 400
Breezy Lane CBaeza) 800
deayor, Darndaren, Foxy Quest. Time.
1:122s.
6th-S7.5OO: alw.;, 4-yrs. up: ! mi.
GarwOl yalenEuela) 4.4O $50 2.d0
MShassa Man SHxsr.S MsSlsT sw,sS:ss Sssssa $50 @
Dead Center, Whitechapel, Pointer.
Time, 1895.
7th-s5o,OoO added. The Gotham
Stakes; alw.;, 3-yrs.; ! mile N
SaiDHs saass. 's6Sf%1tt eaSns1 G.sery rs a!S
Due Dor. Prego, Mister Pitt Donut
King, Admirars Voyage. Time. 1897.
Sth-S4 500; alw.; 3-yrs: fur.
Mr.. T. B. (BaeZa) $40 $40 30
Budget Plus (Adams) 2.9O 2.l0
Vitality Leonard) 800
Count New York Shortest Way.
B. F.'s Favorite. Escapat. Time. l:13.
ath-S4 900; hdcp.; 3-vrs up; lls mi.
Gateway tGustines) 2i.9O 900 $50
RefutinE Bailey 4.SO $50
Nobel Sci (Adams) 3.IO
Challenge Baby. Lone voyager. Baue
White Time. 1854.
Late tsn scratch: sIu 0sesr san ATaTdi ATa,di b.nd.
S4 233 693.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
Bison Come Reset

Howard's baseball game yes
terday with Glassboro md
State Teachers College, which
was not played because Of wet
grounds, was postponed tenta-
lively to April 18 on the West
Ellipse.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
Spurtuk Tops A.E.K.

ATHENS, April 7 (AP) -
Spartak Of Moscow beat A.EK.
OF Greece. 80. in a soccer ex-
hibition today.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
RACE CHARTS AT LAUREL

lcogyrightsd. 1882 By Trsngle Publisstions InG9
furIonss POST 1856 off at once; start good won easily
Winner r. z. Lee jr.s b. g. by quiet StepIyachance