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Evening star., 1962-10-28

Beau Purple, a 20-1 shot, de-
spite winning the $131,250 Haw-
thorne Gold Cup last Saturday
in Chicago, was making his
first start on a grass course
and was timed in 2 minutes
1895 seconds.
Beau Purple paid a whopping
$43.3O, SIG and $8.70. Kelso re-
turned $3.50 and $2.70 while
The Axe paid $500.
Kelso started as the even
money choice of a chilled crowd
of 33,026. He was ridden by
Ismael Valenzuela and packed
1876 pounds. Bill Hartack rode
The Axe II paid $500.
Beau Purple Takes Lead
Wise Ship was the runnerup
for the first mile as Beau Purple
went out in front as he usually
does. C. V. Whitney's Honey
Dear was third and Kelso
fourth. With a half-mile to go
Kelso had moved into second
position but Beau Purple MAIN
tained about a length margin
and The Axe II moved up to
take third place. Wise Ship
Evening star., 1962-10-28
Green Terrors
Blank UpsoIa in
Conference Game

ORANGE, N. j., Oct. 27-
Western Maryland's Green Ter
rors scored in every quarter but
the second here today to de-
feat Upsala. 800. in a Middle
Atlantic Conference football
game.
The victory was the fifth
against one setback for the
Maryland team.
-Four backs accounted for the
Terror touchdowns, three on
runs. the other on a 5-vard pass
from Quarterback Roy Terry to
Halfback jim Cup0 in the first
period.
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UPSALA q o. q
Western Wsrv'and-~rpp >. pass from
Terry iBise- Trn|
western Mary,ana-BlFcr ., run Con
western Narvla rd-Conrrr 10. run
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Evening star., 1962-10-28
ByJOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

The opening of Maryland's s
fall racing season became a
one-man show at Laurel yes
terday as young apprentice
Ronnie Ferraro dazzled 13,767
fans, winning four races, in
cluding the $4,000 added
Maryland Futurity with the
two-year-old DR.. Giddings, a
$3.50 upsetter.
Luck was running with the
19-year-old apprentice for the
entire chilly but sunny after
noon, because in the ninth race
he was all but thrown from
Mister Snow Man when a jam
occurred in the stretch of the
turf course and three horses
fell in a dramatic spill.
Billy Overman. the first
horse to fall, broke foreleg,
collapsed and a few minutes
later was humanely destroyed.
The accident, involving trailers
in the 12-horse field saw the g.
year-old Senator trip over the
sprawling Billy Overman and
then Sailor Man came along
and fell over the other two
horses.
None of the three jockeys in
volved = Zeb Breeding, who
rode Billy Overman, Karl Kor-
tie with Senator and Ray
Broussard, Sailor Man-was
hurt, other than bruises and a
shaking up.
Field was damned
Ferraro, seeking his fifth VIC
tory in the mile and a sixteenth
event, lost any chance he might
have had in the stretch when
River Rage appeared to lug in
and jam the field at the eighth
pole. The Laurel stewards raised
an inquiry and examined films
of the race but did not change
the order of finish. River Rage,
piloted by Ken Church, paid $65
straight, the longest price of the
day.
In the six-furlong Maryland
futurity, restricted to 2-year-
Evening star., 1962-10-28

NEW YORK, Oct. 27 (AP).-
Hobeau Farms Beau Purple
smashed the Belmont ark
course record and blurred the
championship ambitions of
Kelso and Carry Back when he
lead all the way to capture the
S114,900 Man o. War Stakes
in a major upset.
Jockey Bill Boland took Beau
Purple to the lead at once and
they stood off the challenge of
II rivals for the grueling mile
and a half to beat favored
Kelso from the Bohemia Stable
by two lengths. Greentree
Stables The Axe II was third.
6ia lengths behind Kelso. Mil
ton Ritzenberg'S Wise Ship
Evening star., 1962-10-28

olds bred in the Free State,
DR.. Giddings, owned by Harold
Ernst of Woodmere, a Long
Island auto dealer. registered by
a neck over Bonny Johnny from
the Richmond owned Hilltop
stable.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt's Foot
loose, a daughter of Native
Dancer, favored at 1910 odds
faded to third, three lengths be-
hind Bonny Johnny. Air Spin
carrying the silks of John A.
Manfuso of Washington, took
fourth money among the IA
starters.
DR.. Giddings was bred at
Hirsch Jacobs Stymie Manor
Farm in Monkton, Md. and
CLAIMED by Ernst after his
first stakes victory. Backers
of the New York raced colt, sired
by Paper Tiger, collected $15.40
$3.50 and $3.50 across the board
Creditable Time
Bonny Johnny, part of an
entry with Hasty Decision, paid
$3.50 and $500, and Footloose
returned $3.50 show. The win
ner ran the six furlongs in a
creditable 1.1145. the second
fastest time in 80 runnings of
the Maryland Futurity.
Ferraro, who only last fall
had his first winner at Pimlico
and now is in second place in
the national standings behind
Willie Shoemaker, had DR.. Gid
dings running at full tilt in the
late stretch. But he did not
overtake Bonny Johnny until
the final strides. Bonny Johnny,
winner of a division of the
Marlboro Nursery Stakes, look
ed a certain winner in mid
Evening star., 1962-10-28
LongshOt Wins
As Smart Deb
Bolts Near End

CHERRY HILL. N. j., OCT.
81 (AP) Fred w. Hooper'S
12-1 outsider, Main Swap. won
the $159,995 Gardinia at Gar
den State Park today when the
favorite, Smart Deb, bolted to
the outside in the stretch with
a three-length lead.
Even with the help Of the
favorite's bolt, Main Swap, rid
den by Braulio Baeza, had to
go all out to edge the fast re-
covering Smart Deb by half a
length. Mrs. Katherine Rabies
Malice was third, five lengths
further back, and Brookmeade
Stables Wise Nurse, second
choice, was fourth.
The crowd of 24,906 was
stunned on this cold, sunny
afternoon when Smart Deb, rid
den by the fiery Manuel Ycaza,
bolted and almost came to a
stop as the field of nine 2-year-
old fillies swept into the stretch.
Smart Deb appeared an easy
winner until she Swerved.
Hooper Gets S95,997
Main Swap earned the $685.
997 first money for owner
Hooper, and returned $27.2O,
$3.50 and $3.50 across the board
to those who liked her chances
in the mile and one-siXteenth
race.
Although the last five win
ners of the Gardenia have gone
on to become 2-year-old cham
pion filly, Main Swaps COM
paratively slow time of l min
ute, 1926 seconds, the bolt by
Smart Deb, and the absence of
several other fine juvenile fill
lies, leaves the division queen
title still up in the air.
Smart Deb, the 6-5 choice,
went to the front at once and
led right into the stretch, run
ming easily and gradually in
creasing her advantage. Main
Swap followed all the way with
Malice, a distant third. Sudden
ly, Smart Deb bolted across the
track with Ycaza fighting to
control her. 4
Baeza Keeps to Business
Baeza kept Main Swap to her
business, taking the lead, but
Ycaza brought Smart Deb under
control and from the far out
side surged back to almost win
it. She was gaining on the win
ner but ran out of ground.
Mrs. R. L. Reineman's favor
ite. who lost a chance to virtu-
ally clinch juvenile filly honors,
returned $500 and SO, earning
the second money of 1899 for
her owner. Nalee. ridden by
Donald Pierce. paid $3.50 for
third. All the horses carried 1l9
pounds under the race condi-
tions.
Ycaza said Smart Deb tried
to throw him after the first
quarter mile. He said she was
running lust wonderful" after
that and had plenty left. I
thought she would win easily,
but I never saw a filly go out
so quick, and with it she was
trying to prop (stop) and then
get rid of me-" the jockey said.
Evening star., 1962-10-28

l:I2ls.
2d-S4 900; 2-yr. mdns.: fur.
Party Dancer (ROtz) 40 2.6G 2.30
Boston Cloud CUsSery) $50 3.OA
Spendapenie (Hartack) 800
Next Governor, Flying Tiger, Dark
Sun. RefreSco. Enfant Terrible. En-
Joined. Time, 1:ll4s.
DAILY DOUBLE uI-5) PAID s3I,3O
3d-S3. 500; cling; 3 yr. g. UP; Z fur.
Merry will tHern'dez) 1I.6O SO 40
Run Rabbit Run Ieste) $50 6.10
Red Earth CCruzl 6.5O
Pepper Pot, Harper's Ferry. Milo S
Son, Variant, Raleigh, Fresh Marble.
4th-S3. 700 cling; 3 yr.: 8 fur.
NORTH n Lights (GO'D go 600 100
Calhoun (Combest! $50 $50 $50
Star Piper Shoemaker 3.10
Madame Bob. Spanish Era. Rule of
Law. Linville. Shiny Button. Time,
'Dead heat for first.
Might SiRMG and d M,in IH'k} S'sO s.sS sso 80
ROIzies Boy Cruz $50 2.6n
The Gent (Boland) $50
Temper, Determine Hero, Sun. Time,
:242s.
6th-S4, 800: alW.: > yr: T fur.
Double Warrant (S'r) $50 $50 $50
Monsieur David (ROtZ) $50 800
ROyal Ascot tSellers) go
Summer Melody. John Canoe. Deb
bysman, Honor Blue. Time, l:242s.
7th-S1OO. 900 added; Man O. War
Stakes: 3 yr. g. up. ] y mi. tturfl .
Beau Purple tBOla'd) 1890 1900 SO
KelsO CValenZuela) $50 go
The Axe ii Hartack) $50
Harmonizing, Val de Loir, Guadal-
canal. Garry Back, T v. Lark. Monade,
Honey Dear, Wise Ship. Masonic. Time
2:2Sas new course record.
Sth-S7. 500; alw.: 3 yr. g. up; 17s
mi IturD.
lay Dee (COmbest) 1910 $50 $40
Royal Record (SelIers) 2.9O $50
NikSar (Gustines) so
DjezZar. Cat Call, GAINESVILLE Miss.
Gay Lothario, Counter Call. Time. 2:l9.
9th-S3. 500: cling: 3 yr. & up; Z fur.
WarsDite tHartacD so $50 2.I0
Silenus tBOland) 7.2O 800
Stout Fellow (ShOemaker) go
Electioneer. Melody Hill, Flying
Trouble. Parsold Doll. Time. 1:24ls.
Total attendance, 33,026. Total
handle. S3.277.6 .606.
Evening star., 1962-10-28
Perez Loses in Seoul

SEOUL. Oct. 27 CAP).-Kang
ChoOn- Won. South Korean
bantamweight champion, out
pointed Ray Perez Of Honolulu
IN a 10-round title bout
today. Kang weighed ll4l2
pounds and Perez 112 2.
Evening star., 1962-10-28
Gurden Stute Results
BY the Associated Press


/ LISTS, 900 cling; 3 yr.; 8 fur.
Lii Eddy UeOnard) 1910 sac 2.8O
Ny Buyer Block 40 2.IO
Cleres (BoulmetiS) 2.2O
Fine Point Charles Anthony. Royal
Bow Cap Haitien. Noble Blond. Time,
I:l3+s.
2d-S3, 900: cling; 3 VI. & up: 8 fur
Dermagh tThOrnburg) $50 800 300
Tea Tray tSteyenSOn) $50 BOO
So So Lefebvre) zoe
Grand-Dad Oaks. Msvs Landing,
Dan. Time, l:l3is.
DAILY DOUBLE C3-O PAID s5I.IO
3d-S3, 900: cling; 3 yr.: fur.
Social List Brooks I.6O 2SO ESQ
Rusty Nail Blum $50 300
Occidental CChOduette) 10
Sheer Blue. SalOnika. Mr.. Authority,
Party Pink, Licre. Time. l:l32s.
4th-S3 500 cling 3 VI: fur.
Devine Devil tT'nb'g) 1900 $50 $50
Chance nLeOnard) SO $50
Lebarduc Blum $50
Asphalt Boy. Ted B.. Milestone,
Capital Limited. Time. l:13+s.
5th-S6, 900; cling 3 "; up; lis mi,
Brave Ally LeOnard) 1900 $50
3
Best Brother. Roman Spark. Great
Dome. Narwhal Time. 1868.
6th-s6. 900; alw.: 3 and VI: fur
Copper knight tBlk $500 lI.60 G.6O
SlOOD tBaeZa) 800 100
Nindy Baby Blum $50
County Chairman. Barter. Du Driver,
Wide Horizon. Sans Appelle. Hold Me
Time. liz.
7th-S75 600 added Gardenia Stakes:
a.w.: VI; lis mi
Main Swap tBaeZaD 27.?O $50 $50
Smart Deb 'YcazaJ 3.2O 300
Malice Pierce $50
Flamingo Way, Wise Nurse. Majesta,
Eltamin Shot. Rumora. Zeesa Adele.
Time. :462s.
sth-S3, $500; cling; 3 yr.; mi. &
Well staged Brooks 1910 s.GO 500
LOvable John tGuytOnD 10 $50
COsmic Flare LeOnardJ i.20|
Stamping Ground First Passage. !
Sorry Greek. Black Carrie Golden /
Reward. Time. 1853.
Attendance. 249O6. Total handle .
- 3S7 .373.
Evening star., 1962-10-28
Belmont Results
BY The Associated Press

lst-S3,500 cling; 3 yr.; fur.
Rose OF Picardy Bold $50 40 2.9O
Tara Dunstan tROtZ) $50 2.1O
Clever May (USsery) 3.lO
Courthea. Gay Gibson, Marchaneta
RullahroSe, Jumping Bean, Mardi Gras,
That Gal Sal, Show Ballet. Time,
l:l2ls.
Evening star., 1962-10-28
Beau Purple Sets Mark
Stuns Ke|so> Garry Back

finished fourth, another length
and a quarter back.
Mrs. Katherine Prices Garry
Back, making his first start
since returning from France
was fifth, two lengths behind
Wise Ship. Last year Wise Ship
won this race.
French Horses Badly Beaten
Two French 3-year-olds,
Marquise du Vivier's Val de
Loir and Georges P. Gou Lam
dris' Monade, a filly, finished
far out of the money. Val de
Loir got a bad start and wound
up tenth. Monade was third
soon after the start and dropped
back to fifth after a mile and
finally finished last.
Evening star., 1962-10-28
CHARTS ATAURH

,COpynght, 1867. by triangle Publications, me-
FIRST RACE : Purse $4,000; 3-yearolds and up; Ia
niles. Post, 10l; off at once; good; driving
Winner, J. s. Reynolds ch 4, by Arden-Tourmente.
Trainer, j. P Simpson. Values-Sl950 5000, $500 $3.50.
Evening star., 1962-10-28

5th-S4. 5On alw; . Yr.: fur.
Might and Main (H'k) $50 $50 $50
ROIzies Boy Cruz $50 2.6n
The Gent (BOland) $50
Temper. Determine Hero, Sun. Time,
I.242s
Evening star., 1962-10-28
DAILY DOUBLE do PAID s3I.sO

3d-S3. 500: cling; 3 yr. & up; Z fur.
Merry Will tHern'dez) so so I.20
Run Rabbit Run IeSter) $50 6.10
Red Earth CCruZ) 6.50
Pepper Pot, Harper's Ferry Milo S
Son, Variant, Raleigh, Fresh Marble.
! Time l:25.
Evening star., 1962-10-28

DAILY DOUBLE @ AND IOl PAID $500
THIRD RACE Purse, S45oo: 2-year-olds; claiming
furlongs Post Sc; off at start good driv-
nc Winner s j Ciceros DIX. b. G > by Cass-Kipschick
rnner, Values-S2925, 5000. $3.50, S225. Time
Evening star., 1962-10-28

= 90. NP TrNPLIN. Sl2.sn
FOURTH RACE : Purse. s4.ooo. 3-year-olds and up;
c'aming. ! mile 225: 2:25i2: good for
an but Fest Gun won drivng Winner. Lennback staheS
values-S2 500. $500 S40n. 5000 Time, :3T2s
Evening star., 1962-10-28

/ 6th-S4 800: alw: > yr.: T fur.
Double Warrant (S'r) $50 $50 2.60
Monsieur David (ROtZ) $50 800
! ROyal Ascot CSellers) 30
Summer Melody. John Canoe. Deb
/ bysman, Honor Blue. Time, l:242s.
Evening star., 1962-10-28

. RIVER RAGE. $50 O0. slsS0. SLIGO MobSRADo
$ 10, s. 50. JACK BENDER, 81 90.
Attendance-l3,167. Total hande-slO5l,64s.
Evening star., 1962-10-28

Il Entry-Hasty Decision -Bonny Johnny.
u DR.. GIDDINGS, Sl54O S. 50, 50 80. BONNY JOHNNY
u 500 S3.20. TOOTLOOSE. $3.50
HRnde--SI
Evening star., 1962-10-28

NINTH RACE - Purse, $500: 3-year- -olds and up;
Goming M r Il miles Post, 45G of At once start good
WaTooss.eness Trainer. NJ A. Buxton. values-S3,575
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13
Howard Captures
Singles Title in
Blue Ridge Net

ORANGE, Va, Aug. 10 (AP)
Peyton Howard of Washington
won the mems singles title here
yesterday in the Blue Ridge
invitational tennis tournament.
The seedlings held up only
in the women's singles, won
by the State champion, Bonnie
Loving of Charlottesville, and
in the mems doubles, won by
Ed Phillips and Dick Make
peace of Richmond.
Howard, seeded third, breezed
past fourth-ranked Maurice
Everette of Lynchburg, 6-3,
60, in yesterdays mems
singles finale.
In mixed doubles. the No.
2-ranked team of Olga Ma
haney and Griff Payne of
Washington prevailed over
Mary Slaughter and Dick
Glover of Charlottesville, 60,
60.
Miss Loving, who had beaten
Miss Slaughter in the finals
of the recent State women's
tourney in Richmond, had no
trouble beating her Charlottes-
vile foe, 60, 6-3, in the
women's singles finale.
Phillips and Makepeace won
with ease in a 60, ga romp
past Howard and Phil Neff of
Washington in the mems
doubles windup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13
Miss EdeIbIut, Escopode
Capture Reserve Crown

Margot Edelblut; Him Boy. 1ssdoEe
ley; loft Guard.
Ra Open rab Jumpers st vI sas,. oh sly
Ranch; 4 Dusty, Jeanne Parrott.
Green open working hunter: l.
Dowd: 3-Misty Morn, Lucy Johnston:
4 WoftiRS hun Jeanne sri MseF' Bles
Royal, j. B. Wright; 2-Escapade; g.
Blue Chip: 4-5illy Blitz. Carl e.
Modified Olympic: 1-widsel; g
River Goldie, Pamala Barner.
Green working hunters under saddle:
Peacock Thorne: 2-Without Warn
ing, Frank Durkee III; 3-off Guard;
Ladies, WORKING hunter: Home
Dr. Christine Kehne: 3-Bles Royal:
Ali Dawn, Blanche Jarvis.
aa TGnsn f nom STt gsn Tsdsy MEs
hawk; Mortified Stables; 4-WhO
Green open working hunter; L
China Clipper Pull OF Fun: B.
Tangled Blue, D. E. Grove; A. Clair
Open working hunter: Home
Again: 2-Escapade; 3-H Don: A.
Himboy.
kRoSk s aSEn Nm ana s ou5; Mrs ETeG
Hughes; 3-Nite Flight: 4 Sea
Teddy.
Groom's class: High and Mighty
ridden by Bobby Smith; Frosty
Seen. ridden by Windy Hevering: g.
War Hawk. ridden by Pat Hartroe.
L,a ~ I'D
China Clipper. Zim's Ranch, 10.
Reserve-Full Of Fun, Frank Durkee
III. s.
Working hunter champion-Esca
pade, Margaret Edelblut, IL. Reserve
Home Again, Elwood BoblitZ. 10.
Open jumper champion-widgel
Sss TeSdv. Mrs. Gardner Holman. 4.
Grand champion-Widgel, 11h. Re-
serve-EScapade. IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13
TyIee Scores Again
On Vista Cycle Cord

Drayton Tylee of Alexandra
continues to set a hot pace on
his motorcycle at Vista Race
way.
He won his 10th race in %
starts this year yesterday, beat
ing Larry Haygood Of New York
City and Willie Moye of Phila-
delphia in the feature event
Tylee won the third heat and
semifinal as well as the feature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13
SpencerviIIe
Pony Title is
Won by Tina

Tina, owned and ridden by
Kathy Clagett, won the large
pony championship yesterday
at the Weathervane Horse and
Pony Show at the Weather
vane Riding Academy in Spen-
cerville, Md.
Tina, a cute palomino, COL
lected eight points in the large
pony division to tie with Babe,
owned and ridden by Jackie
Stonesiter. The tie was de-
cided by a hackoff, with the
judges awarding the champion
ship to Tina.
Chocolate Soldier, owned and
ridden by Dawn Irwin, won the
pleasure horse title over Mid
night, owned by the j. & j.
Stable.
The working hunter division
was dominated by the Latva
Sisters. Coke, owned and rid
den by Iona Latva, took the
title over her sister, Carol, on
her horse Pepsi.
", Model Hunter; 1-Rie,ta, Sherry
stable; s-Roudge. +. S. Spencer: a
Gun Powder, Gaby jerks.
Warmup Jumper: 1-Skylark. Sharon
l3-Kildare, Jack Canterbury; -
Jinx, Leo Edmunds.
Small Pony. Hacks; 1-Winchester
June. Dale Fell; LUCKY Boy. Sherry
Levin; peanuts, Ovon Hill Manor
Stable: 4-Silver Slippers, Weather
vane Stable.
Medium Pony Hack. 1-Dayhreak,
Karen Sue Burrows; 2-Circle, Dale
Stable.
Large Pony Hacks; Princes
Gemint. Linda Wood; Toy Tiger;
my Clio, Donna Bradley; TINA,
kathy Clagett.
Small Pony Working Hunter; /.
Wheat. oxon Hill Manor Stable: g.
| Winchester June; peanuts.
Medium Pony Working Hunter; l.
Bingo, Weathervane Stable: Little
Rainbow; 3-Circe; 4-Ring Tut, Mar.
rian Curran.
Large Pony Working Hunter: l.
Tina; Babe, Jackie Stonesiter; g.
Little Hope. R. hardwood; 4-Trade.
wind, Linda Wood.
Open Working Hunter, Page.
Boy. jeanne Simmons; 2, Coke, Lons
Latva: 3, Clown Shoes, Oxon Hill
Manor Stable: 4, Pepsi, Carol Latva
Allowsy Trophy Equitation-1. Lind;
Wood; ., Jan Stott: 3, Sherry Viera
4, Karen Wilson.
Small Pony Champion-Lucky Boy
Sherry Levin. Reserve-Buck Wheat
Oxon Hill Manor Stable.
Medium Pony Champion - Little
Rainbow, Weathervane Stables. Reserve
Day Break. Karen Sue Burrows
Larpe Pony Champion-Tina, Cathy
Clagett. Reserve-Babe, Jackie Stone
sitter.
Pleasure Chocolate Sol
der. Dawn Irwin. Reserve-Midnigh
& = Stables.
Working Hunter Champion - Coke.
Iona Latva. Reserve - Pepsi, Carol
/ Latva.
Jumper Champion - Little David,
Leo Edmunds. Reserve Graduation,
Laverne Edmunds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13
Trovers Nay Settle
3-Yeor-OId Picture

has been out Of the money in
10 races this year, If you don't
count the Florida event in
which he ran third and was
disqualified. He'll be ridden by
Avelino Gomez.
Whether Decidedly, the Ken
lucky Derby winner, will be in
the race probably win be de-
cided after a workout at Sara
toga today. Trainer Horatio
Euro wasn't too pleased with
the colts workout last week.
Other probables include Cyane,
Prego and possibly Black Beard.
Trainer Casey Hayes said
yesterday that c. T. Chenery's
Cicada was trained for the race
and will start. But she was a
disappointment in last Satur-
days $57, 900 Alabama Stakes
over the same track, running
third behind E. Barry's Ryan's
Firm Policy and the lightly re-
garded Lincoln Center in the
mile-and-a-quarted race for s.
'year-old fillies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13
HaIfback Hill
Lost 10 Colts

BALTIMORE, Aug. IS (AP)
The Baltimore Colts said to-
day Jerry Hill would be lost in
definitely because of a broken
left leg.
Hill, 30 pound halfback
from the University of Wyo-
ming, suffered a lateral frac-
ture of his jeg just above the
ankle in the Colts exhibition
victory Saturday night over
Philadelphia.
The Colts said Hill certainly
would miss the first few games
of the regular season. but il
was too early to predict pre-
cisely when he would be able
to return.
Another former Wyoming
player, Fullback Mark Smo-
linski, sprained his left knee in
Baltimore's 1928 victory. The
Colts said Smolinski, who had
been making a determined bid
for a starting berth, probably
would be out for a week or
two and definitely would miss
the exhibition game Thurs
day against Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13
Timonium Takes Over
Maryland Rocing Scene

TIMONIUM. Nd, Aug. Is
CAP).-Maryland's minor ra-
cling season shifts to Timonium
today following a successful H.
day meeting at Bel Air.
Bel Air ended its meeting
Saturday with a daily average
mutuel handle Of $411.039
second only to the $427,177
average in 1858.
Maryland's three mile tracks
Bowie. Laurel and Pimlico
combined to operate the Bel
Air meeting after leasing the
track from its owners.
Timonium will operate for -
days. Its regular 12-day meet
ing will be combined with the
Cumberland session, which was
shifted because of reluctance
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Margot Edelblut rode her
own Escapade to the working
hunter championship and the
reserve grand championship
yesterday at the oath annual
Prince Georges Democratic
Club horse and pony show at
Suitland.
Escapade won the working
hunter hack, finished second
Il in the working hunter trials
and second in the open work.
ing hunter for a total of II
points.
The II points placed him
only one-half point behind
Widgel, owned by the Stom-
back Saddlery, in the grand
championship division.
Widgel compiled liz points
during the show in the open
jumping division to take that
championship as well as make
him the grand champion horse
in the show.
China Clipper, owned and
ridden by Richard Zimmerman,
took the green working hunter
honors with 10 points. Reserve
went to Full of Fun, owned and
ridden by Frank Durkee III.
Llangollen Farms; 2-Widsei. stom-
back Saddlery: 3-Naughty, Mrs. R.
Gardner: who Did 1t Floyd Powell
Green working hunters over fences:
Full OF Fun, Frank Durkee III;
2--Otf Guard. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Shedding: BLUE Chip, Zim's Ranch;
Thrown, Ray Little.
Working hunter hacks: 1-Escapade,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13
Pro F ootboII Powers
Show Familiar Form
BY the Associated Press

After Green Bay crushed the
College All-Stars, 1920, with
three last-quarter scores a
week ago, Packer ace Paul
Hornung said that a good pro
team would have beaten the
NIL champs "by five touch
downs"
If Hornung is correct the
Packers have improved by eight
touchdowns and a field goal in
only a week. That can not be
happy news to the other Is
NFL clubs.
In the American Football
League things look familiar to-
day, too. Houston, twice AFL
champion, and San Diego, twice
runnerup, both appear power
full.
All IA NIL clubs and all
eight AFL entries played week
end exhibitions. 1t was the
first action for all the NIL
clubs except the Packers, and
for half the AFL teams.
Cowboys Routed
The Packers toppled the
Cowboys at Dallas, 31-7, ano
the Oilers whipped Denver. 49,
/ II, at Atlanta Friday night
Quarterback George Blanda
reduced to kicking chores by
a Thyroid operation, kicked foul
field goals and three extra
points for Houston.
! In NIL action Saturday, the
Rams smothered the Redskins
37-7, at Los Angeles; Cleveland
took the Lions, 17-14, at De-
troit; Pittsburgh beat Chicago
1924, at Seattle, and New York
and st. Louis played to a 21-21
tie at Canton, Ohio, site OF
pro footballs hall of fame
In the AFL, the Chargers
shut out. Dallas. ITO. at San