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, 1962-06-04

LECISLATIN
LEGISLATIVE A MONDAY. OCTOBER 80. 1861
The Legislature of the Virgin Islands reconvenec
in formal session at 3.05. o'clock pm. Present were Sc
majors:
AUBREY A. ANDUZE ODDS
JOSEPH "A. GOMEZ
@ Waite I. M. HODGE
FRITS LAWAETZ
JOHN L. MADURO LIB
LUCINDA Al. MILLIN
THEOVALD E. MOOREHEAD
EARLE B. OTTLEY
MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR
r q ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Office of the Governor
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
October 26, 1861
The Honorable
The President of the Legislature
Of the Virgin Islands A Il -
Charlotte Ama1ie. st. Thomas
Virgin Islands II
NV dear MI. President:
have the honor to hand you herewith copy OF 9
letter from the Commander, Caribbean Sea Frontier
and the Commandant Tenth Naval District dated Octe
Der 10. 1861 stating that the Navy Department has given
permission for the Underwater Demolition Team person
mel to demolish Scorpion Reef in the harbor OF St. Tho
mas as a supplement to scheduled training.
This is a very important matter as it will remove
a danger to navigation without any cost to us.
would like to suggest that, at some appropriate
time, the Legislature adopt a Resolution in a forma
manner of appreciation to the Navy for this service, 1ol
the recent gift of a water barge to us, and for the many
other items Of assistance generously afforded by the VA
w in the past.
Sincerely
Sgd Ralph NJ. Paiewonsky
Ralph NJ. Paiewonsky
Governor
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Office Of the Governor
Charlotte Amalie. ST. Thomas. VI. sssg
Evening star., 1962-05-29

In the Preakness, Roman
Line beat George D. Widener's
Jaipur. Frank E. Powers Vimy
Ridge, Jopa Stables Flying
Johnnie, Sunrise County, Green
Hornet and Crimson Satan.
Other probable starters in
Jersey Derby include Brookfiels
Farms In Force, a 12-1 shot,
and Emil Dolce's Grid Iron
Hero at 20-1 or more.
At Washington Park, Manuel
Ycaza, the Panamanian jockey
suspended for his handling of
Ridan in the Preakness, will be
aboard the favored TV Lark in
the Round Table Handicap.
Evening star., 1962-05-29

Of Melbourne, Fla. winner in
1860, and Troy Ruttman of
Dearborn. Mich, who won as
a22-year-old rookie in 1852.
The dean Of the field is 48-
year-old Paul Russo Of Indian
apolis. who never finished bet
ter than fourth in 13 starts.
The five rockies" in the
field include Jim McElreath of
Arlington, Tex; Dan Gurney of
Costa Mesa. Calf; Chuck
Hulse of Downey, Calf; Chuck
Rodee of Indianapolis and
Allen Grove of Springfield, III.
Conversation Piece
Gurney. 81, an international
driving star, drives the 500's
conversation piece" q modi-
fled, rear-engine Buick Special
V-8. All other 80 cars are
powered by four-cylinder Of
fenhausers. The last nonracing
engine to qualify at Indianapo-
lis was Ford va which fin
ished 18th in l947.
In yesterdays final tuneup,
Jones and the steady-driving
Ward. who has finished no
lower than third in the last
three races. had practice laps
of 149 m.ph.
Only mishap was a 500-foot
skid by Gene Hartley's Drewry
Special as it blew an engine.
Hartley's machine is expected
to be ready for tomorrow's race.
Evening star., 1962-05-29

miles, while Johnny Parsons
was the 1850 winner in 345
miles. One race, in 1915, was
postponed from Saturday. May
20. until Monday, May 81, be-
cause Of rain.
Tomorrow's favorite is "soph-
omore"' Parnelli Jones, %, of
Torrance, Calf. who won the
pole position with a qualifying
record speed of 150.370 miles
per hour in his 10-mile test
dash. Jones, defending USAC
sprint car champion. was first
to break the one-minute speed
way barrier for the 212-mile
loop.
However, Jones will have to
ride all the horsepower he can
muster to stave off 1859 cham
pion Rodger Ward and another
second-year starter, Bobby
Marshman Of Pottstown, Pa,
who share the first row with
him. Ward qualified at 149.371
and Marshman at 149.349.
The second of the IL three
car rows which await the signal
at noon washington time) in
cludeS defending champion A.
j. Foyt of Houston, who last
year set the current 500 record
OF 139.l30 m.p.h. Foyt qualified
with l49.074 m.p.h.
Other champions in the 33-
driver field, which qualified at
a record average pace of
l47.330, include Jim Rathmann
Evening star., 1962-05-29
Hethersett Made
81 Fuvorite for
Derby at EPSON

LONDON. May 20 (AP). -
Hethersett. winner of the Ling
field Derby Trial Stakes, was
made a clear 5-1 favorite last
night by British bookmakers
for the EPSON Derby June 6.
Miralgo was listed as second
choice at 10-1 in the most wide
open Derby for many years.
Seven horses have led in the
early odds at various times in
the last two months for the ~
mile classic for 3-year-olds.
Hethersett is owned by Mai
Lionel Holiday. a breeder ir
the North of England, who has
dreamed Of winning the Derby
for 80 years.
The leading American-ownec
colt is Sebring, a 14-1 choice
from the stable of Townsend B
Martin of Locust. N. j.. Martir
owns the top United States colt
Sunrise County.
Other odds quoted at Lon.
don's Victoria Club: LIE Can.
tilien, ILL; Larkspur, 12-1;
Pindaric and Silver Cloud
14-l; High Noon, 16-1; Peter
Jones, Escort. Prince D'Amoul
and River Chanter, 20-1.
Evening star., 1962-05-29
Stuart Golfers
Meet O'ConneII
In Metro Final

Jeb Stuart High School,
Northern Virginia and State
schoolboy golf champion, will
attempt to add another title
when it meets O'Connell for
the Metropolitan Washington
championship at 2:30 pm.
Friday at Westlakes formerly
Westbriar) Country Club.
The site of the playoff orig
inally was set for Norbeck, but
since both finalists are from
Virginia it was decided to play
at Westlakes, in Vienna.
Stuart won in the semifinals
yesterday at Washington Golf
and Country Club. defeating
Walter johnson, 6 and 8.
O'Connell beat High Point,
also by 6 and 8, at Congress
SlOnal.
Stuart, g; Walter Johnson, 3
John Gavin (WJ) defeated. Petit, 2
and l; Richard Lohr (Sl defeated Tom
Beers, 8 and 2. Best ball, Walter
johnson. 2 and /.
Richard Whitver CS) defeated Steve
Burd, / and 5; George Graham (s)
defeated Jack Blomquist, 8 and s.;
Neff McClary (S) defeated George
Shull. and l.. Steve Tande (WJ)
defeated Don Baker, 2 up. Best ball.
Stuart, 1 up.
O'Connell, 6; High Point, 5
Jim Duffy (O'C) defeated John Con-
lon. and 3; John Siciliano (O'Cl
defeated AL Garman, 8 and 2. Best
ball. O'Connell, 4 and 8. Russ Neal
lO'C) defeated Gary Cozad. up: Jim
Kluttz lO'Cl defeated Joe Wood, 1 UP.
Best ball. High Point. up.
Jim Calvin (HP) defeated jay
Braitsch, 8 and 4; Pat Lannon (O'C)
defeated John Floffner, 2 and 1. Best
ball, High Point, and 2.
Evening star., 1962-05-29
LuureI Changes
Ladies' Night

Laurel Raceway has switched
its ladies night from Tuesday
to Thursday for the Maryland
harness tracks 24-night meet
ing opening Monday.
President Dick Hutchinson
said the switch is the result of
a poll among women harness
racing fans in the Washington
Baltimore area. Ladies will be
admitted for Is cents each
Thursday.
Post time at Laurel will be
$3.50 O'Clock. The twin double,
a big success at Rosecroft, also
will be featured at Laurel, with
wagering on the fifth through
eighth races.
Evening star., 1962-05-29
Airmuns Guide
Sold to Former
Owner by Grunt
BY the Associated Press

LEXINGTON, KY, May 20
(AP).-Airmans Guide, the Ma
tion's top handicap mare last
year, has been sold for a re-
ported $4,000.
Hugh A. Grant confirmed
that he sold the 5-year-old bay
mare to w. Paul Little, the
man who sold her as a year.
ling to the late Paul Chin.
She was taken to Little's farm
on the old Frankfort pike.
The mare has been out of
racing action this year because
of ailing legs. The ailment was
treated in March and she re-
turned to training at Keene-
land last Tuesday.
Little said he hoped to breed
Airmans Guide by June is. II
not, he may put her back in
racing this year and breed her
to a top stallion next year.
AirmanS Guide, by One
County-Navigating, has won 1a
of 20 starts for career earnings
of $315.673, and finished out
of the money only three times
Evening star., 1962-05-29

night, he was on his way back.
He is driving at YonkerS, but
will be back Saturday for the
Miller.
NOTES: The twin double
(7-5-5-6) returned $4,793.40 to
three winners Roy Riddick
won two races last night to
raise his total to IA for the
meeting. Cliff Boyd has IL and
Tom Crank 10 Tonight's
co-feature, the "Arch McDon-
aid Pace" for 2-year-old colts
and geldings, honors the late
sportscaster, a harness racing
enthusiast. The other feature
is the National Capital Colt
Stakes" for 2-year-old filly
trotterS Last nights at
tendance Of 4,477 was one of
the smaller of the meeting, but
the track is still up about 331a
per cent over last year, thanks
in part to the new Jones Point
Bridge.
Evening star., 1962-05-29
Fights Last Night

Los ANGELES. - Archie Moore.
201 "a, San Diego, drew with Willie
PaSfFSno' NFW yoRki Issi Miami ToDr 90 rortun.,o.
1884, Bronx, N. Y, outpointed Stefan
Redl, 147, Paterson, N. ]. u0D.
CHICAGO.-Cliff Murkey. 1854,
Chicago. stopped Johnny Morris, 1856,
chicago. stopped Willie Williams, Williams ia
Chicago (5).
PHILADELPHIA. - George Benton,
159, Philadelphia, outpointed Jesse
Smith, 1872, Philadelphia (10D.
1876, Portland, Oreg., outpointed Roger
FISCHER, 1874, Oakland, Calf. (10).
Evening star., 1962-05-29
jane Bostrom Keeps
Prince Georges Title

Jane Bostrom, 19-year-old
student at Prince Georges Com
munity College, successfully de-
Tended her women's golf cham
pionship at Prince Georges
Country Club yesterday with
a 4 and 8 victory over Mrs.
Jack Smith. 3.
In the first flight, Lu Will
son defeated Mrs. Gilbert Able.
Mrs. Roger Sheriff defeated
Louise Maddox in the second
flight, Mrs. Andrew Beveridge
defeated Mrs. Charles Cabrera
in the third flight and Mrs.
James Maddix defeated Mrs.
William Hershey in the fourth
flight.
Evening star., 1962-05-29

.adage about horses marked with
white stockings never amount
ing to anything, checks out of
the 'verdant Brandywine farm
OF Track President Donald p.
Ross tomorrow morning.
The colt will be vanned to
Belmont Park and will be ac-
climated to the surroundings in
the same procedure which
Trainer Raines used at Pim-
lico, before his nose victory
over Ridan in the scrambling
PreaknesS finish.
II plan to give Greek Money
a stiff mile-and-a-quarter
workout at Belmont either Fri
day or Saturday. depending on
weather conditions" Raines
said.
THE colt has been doing fine
in every way since the Freak
ness. He's been breezing and
galloping good, looks and acts
good, and his appetite is good,
too" explained the colorful ex-
cowboy, who is still receiving
congratulations about his
Maryland triumph.
Greek Money passed up the
Kentucky Derby, but a triumph
Evening star., 1962-05-29

in the Belmont on top Of his
Preakness victory would move
him to the top of the we'll
shuffled 3-year-old division. =
Racing plans for Greek Nom
ey, a Virginia bred sired by
Greek Song. call for the chest
nut colt to return to Delaware
Park for the $4,000 Leonard
Richards Stakes June %. After
that he will be prepped for the
Dwyer on July IA and Sara4
toga's Travers Stakes on August
13. u.
r4s7
SHORT SPRINTS - Bronze
Babu, the Maryland owned
horse from Mr.. and Mrs. Eph-
rain Winer's Hill-n-Dale Farm,
is the early favorite for tomor-
rows $20,0O0-added Brandy
wine Turf Handicap. The A.
year-old colt, who upset T. v.
Lark in the Laurel Handicap
last month, seeks his third
stakes triumph of the year.
Greentree Stables Eurasia, who.
will be ridden by Irish-borm
Johnny Ruane, will be the
starting lightweight with l21
pounds. =
Threatening skies and pre-,
dictions of showers held Deia-e
wares opening day crowd to
1881. Weatherton, owned
by Jack WEIGH of Lexington
KY, beat out the favored Rose,
Net from william duPont's
Foxcatcher Farms. The lilo
choice lost his chances when
he lugged in through the
stretch despite the efforts of
veteran rider Pete Anderson.
Harold G. Bensing's Chusinia,-
2-year-old filly trained by Ber-
ME Bond of Towson, Md, has
checked in for Saturdays $2o,-
O00-added Polly Drummond
Stakes. Trainer Henry
Clark, who has the bulk Of the
Christiana Stable horses here,
says Cyane, who beat Sir Gay-
lord in the Belmont Futurity
last year, will make his stakes
debut in the Jersey Derby to-,
morrow.
Evening star., 1962-05-29
Net Stars PLAY
AT Columbia

There's big game for the up
set hopefuls in the Columbia
Country Clubs Invitational
tennis tournament with two
nationally ranked players,
Donald Dell and Norm Perry,
in the classy lineup.
Dell, the Davis Cupper from
Bethesda, is ranked fifth in the
Nation. Perry, former UCLA
star now stationed at Fort
EuStiS, is ranked 14th.
Behind these two in the seed
ings for the five-day tourney
are Steve Potts, Fred McNair,
Ted Rogers and Tim Cross.
Potts recently won the D. c..
Commissioners tourney here
and McNair captured the
Northern Virginia Invitational.
Play was to open today with
a series Of preliminary rounds,
but most of the attention will
hold over until tomorrow when
Dell and Perry make their de-
butts. Perry draws Earle Palmer
Brown at 4 pm. in his first
match while Dell faces Pierre
LaIchmont at 6 pm.
The only seeded player tick
eted for action today was Potts,
who was listed to face veteran
Henry FosS at 5 pm.
Other matches today:
5 p.m.-Mort Stimler VS.. Dave
Lewis; Carl Hannah vs.. Peter Heiden-
berger; Charles Shanning VS.. Buddy
Goeltz.
6 p.m.-John Myers VS.. Lynn Foss;
Budding Miller VS.. Bobby Goeltz Dickie
Dell VS.. Herb Rappaport.
Tomorrow's macthes:
10 a.m.@Jack Sloat VS.. DR.. Dave
Smith: Ted Rogers VS.. Peyton Howard;
Fred McNair VS.. Ron Goldman; Scott
Packard
IL a.m.-Bob Burns VS.. Dick Cum
mtngham; Buddy Adair VS.. Phil Neff;
Tim Coss VS.. Tom Bradford.
3 p.m.-Hugh Lynch III VS.. Bob
Bowditch; John Mangan VS.. Doyle
4 p;m.-Earle Palmer Brown VS.
8 p.m,EDOnsld Dell VS.. Pierre
iLarchmont.
Evening star., 1962-05-29
TWO S1OO,OOO-pLUs RACES ON HOLIDAY
KeIsoin '62Debut 7 omorrow

owned by T. Allie Grissom, is
the 3-to-l early favorite for
the l 1s-mile Jersey. Christiana
Stables Cyane, a 5-1 bet. and
Sidluck are the only two horses
in the Jersey Derby which
haven't finished behind Roman
line in the last three weeks.
Beaten 3-Year-Olds
In the Kentucky Derby. Ro-
man Line finished ahead of
Townsend B. Martins Sunrise
County, Crimson King Farms
Crimson Satan, Joe w. Browns
Green Hornet and Fred w.
Hooper's Admiral Voyage.
Evening star., 1962-05-29
Other Assignments A

Robert Lehman's Ambiopoise,
with lit pounds, and H. o. H.
Frelinghuysen's Merry Ruler,
120, both are listed at 6 to l..
Ambiopoise beat Garry Back in
the Grey Lag Handicap April
% with lis pounds, 10 less
than Garry Backs package.
Merry Ruler won his last start,
the Carter Handicap, May S.
At Garden State, Roman Line,
Evening star., 1962-05-29
Browns Sign Tackle

CLEVELAND, May 20 (AP)
The Cleveland Browns have
signed Jay Schnackel, 6-foot-3,
262-pound tackle from Western
Reserve University as a free
agent. He impressed Browns
coaches by sprinting 40 yards
in S seconds flat wearing foot
ball gear.
Evening star., 1962-05-29
Athletics Puy Bonus

KANSAS CITY, May % (AP)
The Athletics announced yes
terday the signing of a bonus
player. Jim Wilson Of Tulsa,
Okla, a pitcher with Oklahoma
State University. Wilson has
a three-year mark of 1874 with
the Cowboys.
Evening star., 1962-05-29
Dramatic Showdown
Due in Miller Pace

than Adios Harry at the same
stage. Adios Harry set l6 world
records in his career and Mac
Donald drove him as a 3-year-
old.
"Adora's Dream has done
2:01." Macdonald said after his
victory in last nights fifth race.
"At this point, he's faster than
Adios Harry was. I'd say he is
as good a horse or better.
Whether he'll develop remains
to be seen.
Il know a lot of people have
made offers for him, but Quill
len isn't selling. I don't know
what the offers were, but I
know he could get close to a
million dollars for him."
Adora's Dream took the lead
at the start and never relin-
quished it last night-which is
his normal pattern. He won
by a length over Stand BY,
driven by Billy Haughton, with
Scouts Honor third by a neck.
Fourth Straight Win
Lieutenant Gray's finish was
a horse of a different color.
He was sixth at the halfway
mark and fourth, almost four
lengths behind, coming into
the stretch. This, too, has be-
come the standard operational
procedure for the son of Tar
Heel and he now has won four
straight at Rosecroft.
Hes a nice, well-mannered
colt, but as game as any I've
Seen," says Tug Boyd, his
driver. "Adora's Dream is a
tough one to beat. But if game
ness counts. this one will give
an account of himself"
Of course, there are eight
other 3-year-olds in Rosecroft's
closing night feature. Last
nights races eliminated five.
Tarport Boy finished second to
Lieutenant Gray by a length
and a half and Cathy j. Han
over, the 3-to-2 favorite who
couldn't find room to move up
in the stretch, was third.
For Macdonald, it was a
short, but pleasant trip to
Washington. At 4:30 yesterday
afternoon he was in his home
on Long Island. At 10:45 last
Evening star., 1962-05-29
Indianapolis Field Promises
Fastest 800 in History

INDIANAPOLIS, May 20 (AP)
While the Nations family car
chauffeurs fight bumper-to-
bumper Memorial Day traffic,
80 skilled drivers blast off to-
morrow in what should be the
fastest indianapolis 500-mile
auto race in history.
This 46th annual classic
which will jam perhaps 200.-
900 spectators into the sprawl
ing Indianapolis Motor Speed
way includes the fastest quail
fier in the events history, the
fastest qualifying field ever,
and four former champions.
Death also may be crowded
in the tiny cockpits Of some
luckless drivers, because 80 driv-
ers have perished in this ZOO
lap grind to nowhere since Ray
Harroun won the first Indian
apolis 500 in 1911.
The fabulous weather luck
of the 500 may prevail again,
although it may be touch and
go whether the race can beat a
predicted mid-afternoon sum-
mer storm"
Jones Favored
The least sprinkle makes a
killer of the strip, now COM
pletely covered with asphalt
However, only two races-in
1925 and 1950--were curtailed
by rain. The 1926 event, won
by Frank Lockhart, went 400
Evening star., 1962-05-29
GRADED HANDICAPS
At ROSE(ROFT
SELECTIONS

Jimmie Pan Dillon, Southern Prin-
cess, Quinton Girl.
speedy Bal. Louise Setter. Manda
Hanover.
3-Meadow Andy. The Closer. Tarport
Scotty.
Select Star. Chapel Chief. Pirate
Hanover.
5-BedasEled. Uncle Alex. Meadow
Eddie.
> Newport Phil. Chockoyotte Pride.
1fppy Stringer.
Straw Hat, Just. Jerry, Artist
Hanover
Susan Knight. Explorer. Arlington
Hanover.
ELLEN Jay, Del volo. Ella Direct.
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Carries 13S Pounds

Kelso, American champion
the last two years, has been
assigned to weight of 1873
pounds in the Metropolitan
mile.
Only three horses have cap
tured the Met with more than
130 since the race was inaugu-
rated at the old Morris Park
Course in 1891. The first was
Rancocas Stables Grey Lag,
ridden by famed Earle Sande,
who won in 1923 with 1873.
George D. Widner's Eighty
Thirty scored under 1872 in
1941, and in 1914 Greentree
Stables Devil Diver made it
with 134.
Last year Kelso won the Met
with 130 pounds and barely
nipped All Hands at the wire.
Mrs. Katherine Prices Garry
Back is rated Kelso's chief rival,
and the 1861 champion 3-year-
old is second high weight with
1913 pounds. The early odds list
Kelso, to be ridden by Willie
Shoemaker, at 4 to S. Garry
Back, with Johnny Rotz riding,
is 3 to /.
Evening star., 1962-05-29
At THE RACES
Delaware Losino
Greek Money
BY JOE KELLY

more fertile fields so
With the dust hardly settled after yesterdays opening of
54day meeting here trainer Buddy Raines that
Delaware Parks most distinguished visitor was leaving for New
York and the June Belmont Stakes
Greek Money whose white feet belle the old t,,rt
Evening star., 1962-05-29
By the Associated Press

Kelso. one Of the greatest
American handicap horses of
all time, makes his 1862 racing
debut at Aqueduct tomorrow in
the o0.O00-added Metropoli-
tan Handicap, the holiday fea-
ture for older horses.
The 10O,0OO-added 3-year-
olds feature tomorrow is the
Jersey Derby at Garden State
Park, where Roman Line is the
early choice in a star field of
nine.
Other holiday race headliners
include the $4,000 = added
Brandywine Turn Handicap at
Delaware Park, the $4,000
added Round Table Turf Hand
leap at Balmoral at Washing
ton, and the $25,000-added
Will Rogers Stakes at Holly
wood Park.
Evening star., 1962-05-29

DESERT PROMISE meets lesser and looks best here
DAMS Dare was third for 5000. HAP'S CAP
KS, XXI. xxx1O pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1962-05-29
Race Results
Aqueduct

BY the Associated Press
z fur. - W. AnuhS''
MY Buyer (Caeeres) 14.IO 500 3SO
BalmerinO (UsseFy) 990 $50
Guyna Ring (BOland) 9S
Lady's Manor Split Rock. Royal
Station; Parriott's Gold. ak. Smith.
Csroreuse, Highland Breeze, fRapid
Play. Time. 1:25h. "E'U
2d--S3.500; cling: 3 yrs. & I'D; 7 fur
fPda Mis1e (C'mb'st) 22.3O $50 $50
Merlin (Errico) 400 an
. John QuillO (SelIers) . N
Hopepharoil. Rebs Roe, a CAPTAIN
Lou; Dream Fiddle, GAIA Stripper.
Shake Hands. Time, 1:25,
aPearlorook Sta-Charles Jr. entry.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S133.IO
Evening star., 1962-05-29
BY BILL FUCHS
Star Staff Writer

The pride of the pacing
worlds younger set and a rela-
tive unknown with a penchant
for coming from behind in the
stretch have added a dash of
luster-if anyway needed-to
the William E. Miller Memorial
Pace Saturday night at Rose
croft Raceway.
By winning their elimination
divisions Of the Miller in inden-
tical time of 2:03Hs last night,
Adora'S Dream and Lieutenant
Gray have set the stage for a
dramatic Showdown-a glamour
colt known as a front-runner
VS.. a Johnny -come-lately who
likes to give his opponents a
false sense of security.
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Delaware

lst-$3,000: cling: 3 yrs. a fur
Melrose Silver (CorIe) T.SO 1.SO On
f1reAflame UerFaFO) II40 AZ
marehaneta (Winant) AZ
a Bar Jack. Rose Bolero, Running
rix: Ryna Beth. Dan-D-Jim, Dams
roxysm. Time, lag.
Evening star., 1962-05-29
FIFTH RAcE--RHr.. $500: allowances: tAr...ys.r

-. IkR ABROAD was winner in New York for
$4,000. JACK JoUETT drops . bit and is . strong
sontsndeL EAST ECHO was second for $4,000 and
Evening star., 1962-05-29
THIRD RACE-Purse, S3,OOOI claiming (S5O0O); 4
year-olds; furlonGB.

VOLGA ran third earlier for $500 and gets the
vote here CAREFUL CONSORT . winner in Mary
land for $1,000. OSHIBANG raced well last year
Evening star., 1962-05-29
Rated With Adios Harry

Adora's Dream needs no in
PRODUCTION to the harness rae
ing addicts. Owned by Herschel
Quillen, ST.. of Dagsboro.. Del,
this 3-year-old from the Adios
line on his dams side, has won
IA of is races in his two sea-
sons of competition.
His driver, Morrie MacDon-
aid, rates him even or better
Evening star., 1962-05-29
JOE KELLY.S SELECTIONS
At Delaware Park
Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time. PPM.

olds: fnrlnnEs-
Evening star., 1962-05-29

Al W. Kellogg & Mrs. J. NJ. Branham entry.
BID. o. cascino & Z A. Byrne entry
SMART Is better than his effort In the PimIico
Prep. PRNCEGRET looks like the principal rival
ASTOUNDED rates excellent chance.
Evening star., 1962-05-29

Richard S. Reynolds jr entry.
. WHATS Up DOC has enough speed TO outrun this
Ileld ALLCHAIN at Delaware last year.
WISNER might take Il all. ~
EIGHTH RACE-PIrse, $500: claiming (SSOOO), g.
Evening star., 1962-05-29
BEST BET-BRONZE BABU
OTHER ENTRIES
Adueduct

a Corrado & Steckler entry.
Chamberlain g. Velvet acres entry.
Evening star., 1962-05-29

al G. FtzEerad and A. orrison entry.
. ROMAN RICHES faces q weak field here and should
rally to win. MIDNIGHT EXPRESS breaks fast and Is
the one to catch and beat. SULLY drops and mirht
take it all.
Evening star., 1962-05-29

-. BRONzE BABU beat T. V LARK sarlier At Laurel
excellent chance. WISE SHIP might take Il all