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Evening star., 1962-05-27
Laurel Plans
To Resume
Cup Trot

The Laurel Cup Trot, a ma
jor race in previous years al
Laurel Raceway, will be re-
vived during the 24-night meet
that starts June 4.
Begun in 1949, the year after
the raceway was opened, the
Laurel Cup was discontinued
in 1858. The mile test for s.
year olds will be resumed
June IL.
The nominating fee is $10O
and the closing date June /.
The top eligible is Adora's s
Dream, beaten last week in the
$l69,430 Messenger Stakes at
Roosevelt Raceway for the first
time in 13 races. Thor Han
over, winner of the Messenger,
is another eligible.
Another outstanding event
of the 24-night meet will be
the Reading Futurity series for
colts and geldingS starting
June 80.
The Reading has been the
tracks main attraction since
the Laurel Cup was discontin-
ued. The Reading will be held
each Friday and Saturday
throughout the meet.
Evening star., 1962-05-27
CodizW Rich Californian
As Crazy Kids Theft Fails

behind the winner, Winonly.
And today it appeared he might
win.
The Kerr Stables Grey Eagle
kept up the closest pursuit of
Crazy Kid, with Willie Shoe
maker laying back most Of the
way on Olden Times.
Longden, seeking his fourth
victory in this stakes, had Crazy
Kid in front by a length and a
half going down the back
stretch, still on top by three
quarters Of a length at the far
turn and by half a length en-
tering the stretch.
Harmatz then took charge
on Cadiz as Olden Times fall
tered. Jockey Alex Maese and
Prove 1t were well back until
the tandem began to pass
horses in the stretch.
1t appeared Olden Times was
blocked on the rail at the head
of the stretch and Shoemaker
had to take him up. Prove 1t
then came up on the outside
to salvage the second place.
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Knight Champ
Wins Feature
Al Rosecroft
By BILL FUCHS
Star Staff Writer

Knight Champ found racing
in the last quarter of a mile
and came on with a rush to
win the featured Old Dominion
Pace in the blistering time of
2:01b last night at Rosecroft
Raceway.
The 4-year-old son of Dean
Hanover thus tied the second
fastest clocking for the mile on
record at the Oxon Hill harness
plant. That was the record until
Mighty Tide lowered it to
2:0025 early in this meeting
that ends next Saturday.
Those in the crowd of 1855
record for the meet-who
like a sudden change of for
tunes in their racing got it in
this one; as Knight Champ,
fourth most Of the way, final
ly found racing room.
Success Flo provided it as
chestnut mare driven by Dave
Legum tired after keeping
Knight Champ hemmed in most
Of the way.
Atlas Farvel led for three
quarters and set the fast pace
with quarter times of :29, $50
and 1901.
Abbot Hanover, half of the
Legum entry and driven by
Chuck Fleming, traded second
and third with Success Flo un-
til they hit the backstretch.
Then Tug Boyd maneuvered
Knight Champ past success
Flo and he overhauled the
others in the stretch. The win
ner returned $7.40, So and $2.2O.
Abbot Hanover held on for Sec
ond place, but Bright Knight,
driven by the Fleming's brother
Bill, moved up to third. The
race ended in a downpour.
Edith K. Able and Toni
Darnley, a pair of 6-to-I shots,
won the first two races to re-
turn a daily double payoff of
$140.4 40.
For the second straight night
the twin double topped the
$l7, 900 mark, with one ticket
holder of the 3-6-3-8 combina-
ton pocketing $17,967.20, a
meet record topping by $68 the
previous high registered Friday
night.
Evening star., 1962-05-27
TRAINERS CLAIM
PROVES OFFICIALS
CAN ERR, TOO
By a Star staff Writer

BY star Staff Writer
CHARLES TOWN, w.
Va, May 26.-Cry No More
might be inclined to live
up to his name now, but
there isn't a dry eye among
the horseplayers who
backed him in Fridays
fifth race at Charles Town.
Cry No More finished
second to Juniper Time but
Bernard J. Anderson, Cry
No More's trainer, claimed
that the winner was ineli-
gible. He was right.
The 6ha-furlong race was
for non-winners in 1862.
A check disclosed that Ju-
niper Time not only won
this year, but at Charles
Town in January. Trainer
Nick Ermler of Juniper
Time was fined $50 and the
purse Of $1,400 was redis-
tributed with Cry No More
receiving top money-AT-
Gibson.
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Pierce axes Feature,
Two Others at Aqueduct

and Rose ONeill alternating
between third and fourth
places.
Counter Call Moves Up
Braulio Baeza had Counter
Call back in eighth place for
three quarters of a mile and
moved her. into contention
midway down the home stretch.
But she was unable to catch
the flying leader.
Apple Eva finished fifth,
followed by Seven Thirty, Oil
Royalty, Mighty Fair and Rash
Statement.
The winner, carrying 1l3
pounds, was clocked in 1:501s
Counter Call also was lightly
weighted with Ill and Honey
Dear packed only 108. Seven
Thirty was the top weight at
1913 pounds. while Rose O'Neill
carried 122. Smashing Gail was
a late scratch.
Those in the crowd of 6,58S
who bet Pierce's mounts in the
earlier races collected $500 or
Jen's War Song in the second
race and $6.70 on Pawanson ir
the fourth.
Evening star., 1962-05-27

CAMDEN, N. j., May 2t
(AP).-Elcee-H Stables Youl
Alibhai, under a clever ride by
Charlie Burr, won the $42,975
Camden Handicap at Garden
State today by two lengths.
Burr allowed the 4-year-olo
Alibhai colt to be rated off the
pace of Calumet FARMS Beau
Prince and Ogden PhippS' Hit
ting Away, who battled pri-
vately for more than a hall
mile.
Midway around the fina'
turn Burr moved to the out.
side Of the leaders on Your
Alibhai and joined them as
they swung for home. Hitting
Away, the choice of the 3l,49G
fans, unable to outrun Beat
Prince. began to fall back a
this point as Your Alibhai as
sumed command.
Steve Brooks, on Beal
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Your AIibhoi Registers
Upset in Camden Cap

Prince, asked Calumet's chief
breadwinner of last year for an
other squirt but he was unable
to make it. Inbalance moved
on the rail to get up for third
money.
The winner returned $26.20,
$3.50 and IS. Beau Prince paid
$4.20 and $3.50 and Inbalance
$3.50.
The mile-and-one-e / 6 h t h
was negotiated in l.49hs and
this victory. representing the
first stakes score for the colt.
was worth $27,933 to his Miami
stock broker owner.
Only six horses ran. The
others were Troubador III and
Try Cash. Troubador III trailed
early. and closed with a rush
for fourth money. Try Cash
could not untrack himself.
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Pony Ring Altered
For Horse Show

A new and enlarged ring for
the pony performance class
will be in operation in the Blue
Ridge Hunt Horse Show next
Saturday at Carter Hall, Mill
wood, Va.
AS in previous years, the pony
ring will be enclosed, but fences
will be so placed that the ponies
will have a chance to move
around and not have to nego-
tiate so many short turns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Carver
OF Salt Point, N. Y, and Tyler
Kohler Of Garrison, Md, will
be judges for the hunters and
hunting breeding classes.
The pony breeding classes
will be judged by Mrs. James
Jenkins, Mrs. William G. Mill
er, jr., of Herndon and Mrs.
Roland Cronk of Orange, Va,
will score in the pony perform
ance classes.
Reese Howard Of Far Hills,
N. j., and Donald Hosteter of
Keswick, Va, will be the stew
ards.
Evening star., 1962-05-27

NGLEWOOD, Calf, May 26
AP)-Cadiz. overlooked in
most calculations, beat the pow
erful entry of Prove It-and Old
en- Times to win the S121, 400
Californian today at Hollywood
Park.
The 6-year-old chestnut from
the Vicgray Stable, with Jockey
Bill Harmatz giving a skiIlful
ride, won by a length and a
half as the leSs-feared part of
the Rex c. Ellsworth team,
Prove 1t, came up to take Sec
ond and Olden Times third. The
time was 1:413s for the mile
and one-sixteepth.
Cadiz supplied the finishing
punch for the crowd of 48,60O.
But it was the sentimental rags
to riches colt, Crazy Kid, who
produced the excitement in an
Evening star., 1962-05-27
GRUBB BREAKS
LEG AT SUFFOLK

BOSTON, May 26 (AP).
Jockey Larry Crubb suf-
fered a broken leg and
possible internal injuries
today in a two-horse spill
at Suffolk Downs.
Grubb was thrown from
his mount, Circinate, turn
ing into the stretch of the
10th and final race of the
program, the mile and a
quarter Olympian Handi-
cap. He was taken to
Massachusetts, General
Hospital.
Roy Parker was thrown
when his horse, Beauty's
Admiral, crashed into the
fallen Circinate. Parker
escaped without injury.
Grubb had substituted
for Victor Espinosa who
had reported sick earlier.
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Card Ruined Out
At Old Dominion

A sudden rain just before
the start Of the first heat
washed out the modified car
and midget car race program
at Old Dominion Speedway
last night.
Thirty modifieds and %
midgets were in the infield
when the postponement was
announced after about an hour
of rain. The program for mod
ifieds-two 25-lap features anc
four 10-lap heats-was post
poned until next Saturday and
the midget cars to June 16.
The 100-lap race for modi-
feds scheduled next Saturday
has been put off until June 9
Evening star., 1962-05-27

NEW YORK, May 26 (AP) -
Jockey Donald Pierce registered
his third victory Of the after
noon at Aqueduct today when
he rode a long shot, Pepper
Patch, to a three quarter length
victory over c. v. Whitney'S
Counter Call in the $57 900 Tor
Flight Handicap.
The mile-and-an-eighth race
was named for Top Flight
Whitney's champion filly of sc
years ago, and the wealthy
sportsman almost made of
with the prize but had to settle
for second and third place
Honey Dear, the other half oi
the Whitney entry, was third
a neck behind her stablemate
and a length and a quarter ir
front of the fourth finisher
Bert w. Martins Rose O'Neill
Pepper Patch, a s. year -olc
chestnut daughter of Mr.
Busher-Legend Bearer, won hel
first stakes race for Nicholas
Martini, a New Rochelle IN. Y,
furniture manufacturer.
Winner Leads Throughout
Pierce sent Pepper Patch t,
the front Immediately after tn
start and she led all the wa,
to pay $500, $14.l0. and $3.50
The Whitney entry paid $10.8t
to place and the same price
to show.
Pepper Patch was eighth wher
Rose O'Neill won the Distaft
Handicap at Aqueduct April II
and fifth May 2 when George
D. Widener'S Seven Thirty tool
the Bed O. Roses Handicap.
Seven Thirty was the 8-5 fav-
orite today but never got run
ming and finished sixth. Rose
ONeill was second choice at
So.
Abram Levinson's Apple Eva
pressed Pepper Patch's pace for
almost a mile, with Honey Dear
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Cap 10 Head
Opening Gard
AtDeIaWare
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

STANTON, Del, May 26.-
Delaware Park, with its barns
full of thoroughbreds repre-
senting top stables from Mary
land, Virginia, New Jersey.
Kentucky and New York, be-
gins its 25th annual meeting
here Monday.
Post time for the 54-day ses-
sion. which runs through July
%, is 2 pm.
The horses will be competing
for a record $2.1 million in
purses, which includes $437, 500
in stakes and steeplechase
events.
First Of three stakes during
opening week is the $4,000
added Wilmington Handicap
Monday. The 6-furlong race
drew 10 Sprinters.
The $20,000-added Brandy.
wine Turf Handicap will be re.
newed Wednesday, Memoria
Day. The $20.000-added Poll!
Drummond for 2-year-old fill
lies is listed Saturday.
In Mondays Wilmington
Handicap, Delaware -owne
horses figure to argue for first
money. They are William du
Pont, jr.'s Rose Net, topweight-
ed with 12l pounds; Bayard
Sharp's Rich Talk, winner of
his last three in Maryland and
the 3-year- -old Water Hole from
Donald Ross BrandyWine Sta
BILE.
Delaware's stakes program
reaches a climax with the Dis
taft Big Three, a series of races
for fillies and mares On the
final three Saturdays. The
triple begins with the $50,000-
added Delaware Oaks July a..
On the following Saturday
the $25, ,000-added New Castle
Stakes is scheduled. The final
event Of the Distaff is the
$110,000-added Delaware Han
dicap, the richest race in the
world for fillies and mares.
Like the Maryland tracks,
Delaware has its competition
problems. The first three days
will be run against nearby
Garden State. On June /, Mon
mouth forced into an earlier
opening because of the shore
relief program in New Jersey,
opens and will draw some Of
the Philadelphia patronage.
Last year Delaware averaged
81 ,036,117 at its 54-day stand.
Buses and a special BIO train
will operate daily from the
Washington area.
Evening star., 1962-05-27

other rousing but unsuccessful
attempt to steal a major stakes.
Johnny Longden whipped
Crazy Kid into a quick lead
and held it until his colt fall
tered in the stretch and finished
fourth. The winner returned
$26.S0, $3.50 and $3.50, and the
Ellsworth entry, $3.50 and So.
Cadiz, a New Zealand in
vader purchased for a reported
$4,000, won his first start at
Santa Anita last winter and
then scored his only stakes
triumph in the Christopher j.
Fitzgerald Handicap.
A week ago Crazy Kid, who
was claimed from Ellsworth
last year for a mere $2,75O, al
most bagged the $50, ,O00-added
Los Angeles Handicap at seven
furlongs, winding up a neck
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Aqueduct Results
By the Associated Press


RSS'. RRSSSI'$SS.So2; go clms:; Ayr, 4 up: 8 fur.
Mad Count (Ruane) I3.60 am
BalerinO (Anderson) SSS
Rastus Brown, I Figure Man. Col
Score, Indian Find, Phantom Gun,
State offence, MyEo, Fire ifr TfaiI iiIOrT Time S;'
lib. ( Field.
2d-S3:6OO; cling; Ayr. L. up: 2 fur
= aSGaSeh,y GI.d1E tEr TiTl s%RGane) % $50 $40
Pure Silver. Poky Nose, Bella Maria SHp
samantha. Terri Blue, North Pass, Bet
T;,r n Fret, Winning Pitch. Briarwood
q Frank -McNair Farm entry
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
Adam 2dasES; asnTg; tSTassJ teS!ms SIyT; 8 t1c tIF sc
Golden Reward (Paeza1 $50 3.SS
Sandys Starr (VaIenzueIa) 500
CO. Slaek and White, Harbour HeigntS
Iago. scarteen. Mr.. Yale. Time. I:I5
4th-S3,7O cling; Ayr. & up: z fur
z Pawanson Piercel $40 $50 2.6G
Priory School, Dark Tale, Encanto
q Retueano. Mad Fury, Norther, Har.
per's Ferry. Time, 1:2435.
Weln-McNar Farm entry.
5th-s4,50O: alw.; s-yrs.; 6 fur.
Folk Dancer {yalen'Ial $50 500 $50
Vert Gallant (Rotz) 40 3.SS
Uppereut (Anderson) 5.4d
With You, Mr.. Bimbo, stepbrother
Echoson. Time, 1:11+s.
6th-S7, 500; alw.; s-yrs. UP: fur.
Piper's Son (sellersl $50 $40 go
Narokan (Bove) 2,5(
Lester. Tagalog. Long Gone John
Tronidor. Time. 1:11B.
7th-S50.000 added, Top Flight Hdcp.
3-yrs. up; Ia mi.
Pepper Patch (Piercei 36.3OI4.IO $50
a Counter Call (Baeza) 1880 IO. 81
Honey Dear (Gustinesl IO.8
Mighty Fair, Rash Statement, Sever
Lhlrty. OIL Royalty, Rose O'Neill, Apple
Whitney entry.
Sth-$3 800; cling; 4-yrs. up; 7 fur
Brave Ally (Boland) 1890 5.1O All
. First Lord (Sellers) 2.9O 2.3l
iMountaineer CBaeza) 3.O(
Our Bucky. Good Style. a Charlie 2.
Converted' Leave Cancelled. Time
a Hellman stable-Frankel entry.
Sth-SS;72o; cling; 4-yrs; 9 up; 1% nj ri
Nice And Steady (Sellers) 7.3O 6.4t
Ver Slow Pay (AndersOn) 5.S(
Dom Perignon. Out Yonder. a Aba
lanzo. Mr.. Bicarb. Mister Crock. Be
spoken. Wild Desire. Time. 1888.
a Big Vale Stable. Koran entry.
Evening star., 1962-05-27

back of unruly Lost Wallet dur
ing the post parade for the
second. Gordon gave the 20-1
shot a rousing ride to finish
third.
The temperature reached 80
degrees in mid-afternoon and
the wagering totaled $474,656.
Evening star., 1962-05-27

3d-.$3.5O0;, cling; 2-yr. mdns.; s fur,
Sd.iRs ". Rr... ssa5 1BnlrP BMP'' i4sO as .sS e
Duke, Devil Patrol, Miss Billie a.,
Caprebob. Time. 1:01.
4thl0os4,o0 lo cling; s-yrs,; 1 mi. and
EEs..Iyi E i Ti%s S.G!;h.rs) 1o.4o 500 go
Needle sharp BARROW 2.S0
Sun-Sun Corda, Penny OJoe, Fink,
BY Whom. Time, 1:43E.
5th--S5,000; cling; 4-yrs. up: IL. mi
GTSnS.psd OAKS tBIumSS S'oo i0.sS % HI HI
Claret I'd (Broussard) 2.4(
Arc Light. Runspurtytoo, Guemes
Rebel Fire. Time 1:44b.
Apatontheb'ck (Br's'd) 500 ESQ 2.2C
Radio Gem (Gilligan) 740 A.40
Miss J. G.. Fading Sky. Mango News News
Highland Lassie, Patsy Rooney. Van
7th-S40 .O00;, added; The Camden
:. Handicap; 3-yrs. up; ia mi.
Your Alibhai (Burr) 1920 $50 500
Beau Prince (Bfo0ks) 420 $3.50
Inbalanee (Chambers) 3.80
Trubadour 3rd, Try Cash, Hitting
Away. Time, 1:49h.
sth-S4. 600; cling: 4-rs. up: liz mi
Grand Quiyera LGilligan) $50 500
do Galway Bay (ZakOOr) $40
Burnt Clover. a Hi Beebah. Citizen
Kane, Double Flight 2nd. Pete's Income
Farmer jim, Plenllunio 2nd. liked. Dali
sax. Time, 1:454s.
White-Bloom entry.
do Finished first. DISQUALIFIED and
placed third.
Attendance. 31.4e2. Total handle
S2.S77. .634.
Evening star., 1962-05-27
LATE RUSH DECIDES RACE
RombIin Ronnie Wins
Charles 7 own Feature
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Staff Writer

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
May 26-Ramblin Ronnie, a
b consistent 6-year-old who has
been out of the money only
once in his last nine starts,
scored come from behind
neck victory today in the $500
General Francis P. Blair, jr.,
feature race at Charles Town.
Although Ramblin Ronnie
= won a $4,500 race at Laurel last
month and a $500 event at
Bowie in March, the crowd of
7,186 preferred Brandon Park
+, and Timberlane. Ramblin Rom
ME showed how wrong they
were by posting the fastest time
Of the meeting for 6 furlongs,
120-foot Charles Town course
of 1:159s.
His triumph brought cheer to
50 ticket holders who received
5000, IS and $3.50 across the
board. It also brought a minor
v windfall to six ticket-holders
. in the twin double pool who
were astute enough to pick
Ramblin Ronnie. They got
$4,394.60. The winning COM
bination was 3-7-5-6.
Ramblin Ronnie was in the
rear for fully half the distance,
but he finished a neck in front
Of Timberlane, the 7-to-2, Sec
ond choice, who was three
lengths in front of Ware. Bran
don Park, the 5-to-2 favorite,
was another length back.
Jockey Mason Gordon gave
the winner a smart ride. Al
though far back early Gordon
d had his mount within striking
distance going down the back
stretch as Timberlane and
Brandon Park dueled for the
lead. He was fifth rounding the
last turn and forged to the
front turning into the stretch.
Ware replaced Brandon Park,
but neither he nor the runner
up could catch Ramblin Rom
q ME.
The 9-year-old horse Leon
ardian and Sam Palumbo, So
year-old rider, accounted for
the first of the Washington
Series starter handicap, run as
the sixth race. Leonardian paid
$3.50 and earned eight points
toward the $1,000 pot awaiting
the series winner.
Jockey Paul Diavolikis
brought Harry M home first
in the $4,000 Antietam Purse,
; secondary feature, only to be
disqualified for racking up the
. field on the far turn. De De
Gresham got the purse, his
second in a row here.
The stewards fined Jockey
Carl GambaroSlla $50 for not
riding out Doc M D, in Wednes-
days third race. The horse
ran fourth.
I, Jockey Clarence Smith mar
rowly missed serious injury
when his mount, MelroSe, Dc
cided to roll in the dirt before
entering the starting gate.
Smith remounted and they fin
iShed 10th.
A more cautious jockey, Ma
son Gordon, twice slid off the
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Interhigh Series
Starts Tomorrow

Wilson will play AnacoStis
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow al
Georgetown University and
Phelps will meet Roosevelt also
at $3.50 at American University
in the Interhigh League cham
pionship baseball playoffS.
The winners tomorrow will
play Thursday at Georgetown
for the championship.
Wilson won the West Divi-
sion title and Roosevelt was the
runnerup. Phelps was the East
Division titlist and Anacostia
the runnerup.
Evening star., 1962-05-27
DAILY DOUBLE (5-D $1,000

DAILY DOUBLE 5-D $1,000
3rd-SsOO; pace; l mi.
Quick L'nlnG (Crank) $50 500 $50
Iva Bird Davis 500 3,20
Hot Heel GawhOn) 400
Scott Dale. Great Easter, LadyS
topper; Camden Guy, Copenhasen.
4th-S1 900; trot; 1 mi.
Titans Gal (Youngl 1000 $40 1850
Pinehaven Ken Belote) $40 3,O0
Hughie Hanover tWriEht) 400
aaarry Gallon. Free Scotch. Time,
9TH race-pace, mi; $4,000.
hniEht Champ BOYD S7.40 800 2.2O
HGIs sSiss. hsnGyst knTst G w FsTIn femn: s4o S
Atlas Farvel. Meadow Apache. Mr.
Nickawampus. Success Flo. Time. 2:0l.1.
sta som. RhcENRsssi AT 1T!eSb ,sd 81 ss1idOO
smoiey VALLEY e: Wade, 40 40 $50
otecs May Day. Yankee Byrd.
Rchze Eden, Laura Greed. Torris
Adios. Time 2:05-3..
sesrlet sam tw'kerJ 1850 500 $40
Kings Duchess tCrank) 4.4O $50
GeoTge's Ming BOYD $40
Alton Express, Shamrock Viola,
Donegal Bay. Jingo Hanover, HI Way.
Time. 2:06+s.
Sth-S1 200; pace: mi.
Dianne G.. tSmith) 1850 500 $40
Jewels Heir (Savage) 7.SO 300
oh Connemara Crank 2,lO
oh Nancy 5. (DaVis) 21O
Lady Elizabeth, Dewey Holmes. Real
2:1O1s.
dh Connemara and Nancy 8. finished
in a dead heat for third.
9th-S1,lOO: pace; / mi.
:. Pnce Young 1920 1920 500
Rollon Rapid (SavageD $40 $40
Micky Lynn Dennis, Sr.D $3.50
Pegs Lady. Smooth Line, Sparkling
King: Patrol Guy, Reggy Scott. Time
2:l13s.
Attendance-7,SB Twin double
t3-6-3-Sl paid Sl7,g66.2O to one
ticket holder.
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Charles Town Results

By the Associated Press
1st-s1.2OO; cling: Ayr. & UP; abt. 6
youett s. CyasD 400 2.6O 2.eO
Magic Shield, Masic Mouse. TqnefiSiH,
King. Meirose. Time. l:l79s.
2dn,S1, 100; cling; Ayr. y UP; 7 fur.
S.EaI1r H.am1 ikendI. kis dRIslEadO) 1850 ssS ssS
:, Eagerlee. Hit The Mark. Precinct,
Big BIZ Davis, paw y,I,2 ,TI,12uchofT9yalty, Synthia's
DAILY DOUBLE 4-9l s66.4O
3d-|$1.2OO; cling; 4-yrs. up; abt. 8
, Flghtins Al Giddle( 600 800 e.eo
Lanham Lady, Joe's Sam. Kewricsity
Miss, Shiny Rock, Perty Pine, Extcn-
sion Please. Flying Bid. Time. 1:174s.
4th--S1 800; cling: 4-yrs. up; l ID mi.
Big Freeze Delgado) $50 $40
MOntego Bay FloriO) 800
Brother Handy. Computer, Corn, Boy
In Blue, Yank You. Time, 1:4s.
5th-s1, 400; cling; 4-yrs. up: abt. 6
H.r!idsn Rs P,Iol $500 1870 @ 1920 g @
Foley's Corner French) $40
Helen's Joy. Disconcerted, Good
Scholar. Twin Beau, Trojan Epic,
Friendly Ellen. Last Apache. Time,
1:l715.
6th-s2,oOO; hdcp.; 3-yrs. up; abt. Z
Leonardi.n Parmbo) s.6O SEQ 500
Hasty Bit (Riston) 1880 1.4O
Millers Wander (Sollsrs) ESQ
Sweet Stroller. Dark Cymbal, Fast
gator. Dear an Foolish. Cindy Rock.
Mr.. w. L. Time, 1:27hs.
7th-S2,OO alw.; 3-yrs.: abt. 4Hs fur.
De De Gresh'm (Br'd.) $40 40 $50
Hap's Honey lVasiD 7.2O 5.20
Eternal Dawn. Carmel Queen. Pin
dG-Harry N. Time, o:5oHs.
do Disqualified from first to last.
sth..s3.5oo; alw.; 4-yrs. up; about
Ra'biin Ronnie (G'n) 1920 500 ESQ
Timberiane (Delgado) $50 $40
Ware (DiavOlikis) $40
Brandon Park. Silver Song. Mardan-
herst. Top Down, Rays Hill. Sasitate.
Time, 1:152s.
9th--S1. sou; cling; 4-yrs. up; Lie mi.
Ballingarry (Capel $3.50 1910 II 40
Count Aumar (Br'dtD 1910 14.60
Twin Peaks CVasiD $50
Raccoon. O'Keegan. Royal Rob. Route
Step. Time. 1:47l5.
Evening star., 1962-05-27
VARIED SPORTS

BASEBALL
Army Setcr um
Jersey City st. -GIassboro 81 q
Northeastern 8 Worcester Polytech q
plymouth M.H) Teachers 10
Bridgewater (Mass.) State Q
New Hampshire II Maine 4
Y. w. Post --- Kings Point 3
southern Illinois pa E. MIchigan O-3
Detroit 1913 - Central MichiEan 81
"hihhesot1 -l----- Iowa 3-5
michigan 6-6 w. Michigan 10
6aItlmore Lacrosse Club Is Navy II
TRACK
army S41l - QuantieO Marines 63IS
BALDWIN Wallace 80 East, Mich. "a
W. Mich. S2----Cent. State Of Ohio 65
Evening star., 1962-05-27
TWIN DOUBLE PAID S4,394.6O

10th-S1. 300: cling; 4-yrs. up: Ia mi.
Miss Charlie tDerdo) 1880 900 400
FL Lucera (Smithl 400 800
Loud Applause (Cape) 400
Lucko Th'Irish. Foamy, Potter Pick
, wick. Easy knight. Lady Bandit. Time.
1:553s
Total handle. s474.65e. Attendance.
7.1S6.
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Rosecroft Results

1st-SSO0; pace, | mi.
Edith X. Able (YOung) 1910 $40 $50
Darn Smokey uOOney) $50 30
Vernon Lou CDennIs) 3.IO
Royal Tom, Cedar Crest. Hope Lois
Ann D. Mountain Jane, Tarport Dream.
Time, 2:O73s.
2nd-S1 900; trot; l mi.
Toni Darnley CARR 1900 $50 4,2O
scottish Key (Edmunds) 4.6O 1.OO
Victorious Anne (SaVage) 3.40
Miss playground, Great Gallon,
Steadfast. Miss Titanette. Gay Wanda.
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Garden State Results
BY the Associated Press

1st-S3,5OO: cling; 3-yrs.: q fur.
Runin' Ak (Men'e'lli) 1880 500 $50
Game Robin (GIassner) 400 4. "a
Mr.. Nino (CulmOne) 6.90
Tessie T, Vermouth CasSis, Hubs
sis. Cock Of North. Temporal. HI Mis-
Nirisbi. Time, 1:124s.
2d-$3,500: cling; 4-yrs. up; Ii mi.
Clinter (Broussar6 1920 1I.SO $50
Reflective (BrOOks) n,20 6.40
Oil Master (Blum) '60
Poker Player, Honey's Tiger, ia
hltlan Light, Lap Dog. Time, 1858.
Evening star., 1962-05-27

DAILY DOUBLE PAID S236.s0
Evening star., 1962-05-27

9th--S1 sou; cling; 4-yrs. up; Lie mi.
Ballingarry (Cape1 $3.50 1910 40
Count Aumar (BFdt) 1910 1850
Twin Peaks (VasiD $50
Raccoon. O'Keegan. Royal Rob. Route
Sten Time III.