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Evening star., 1962-11-09

2-story brick on big 100 by $50
lot, full bsmt., hot-water heat,
SlS,500. owner wants offer.
Evening star., 1962-11-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-p. C.

AMER. U. PARK-Brick Colonial.
Slate roof, large, paneled family
room. lovely new kitchen, 3 twin
sized bedrooms, 2 baths, on 2nd
floor. Big 3rd-floor dormitory.
S99,50 WO. 6-5499. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. INC, DI. 7-1411.
ANACOSTIA = 5-rm. brick semi
det. Excel. loc. Lge. front porch.
Close to schools, churches and
shopping FHA terms, $500 down.
HARTMAN REALTY, REALTORS
LU. 4-3400 Ewes, LU. l-0213
ANACOSTIA- -FAIRLAWN
Mod. semidet. brick. completely re-
dec. 2 bedrooms, nice rec. rm., big
yard. Conv. schls., shops, transp.
Vacant Immediate occupancy.
{ PRESS REALTY CORP.
ST. 3-a316 Ewes, LU. 2-1529
AREA BRIARCLIFF AND SPRING
VALLEY! Brand-new home,
priced mighty low for this dis
tinguished arcal 4 big bedrooms,
library, ga baths and central air
conditioning for S49,500 FRANK
s. PHILLIPS. INC, DI. 7-1411.
FveS WO 6-S4QQ
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BRICK BEAUTY
Assume large loan on this 3-bed-
rm. rambler on level corner lot
Finished rec. rm. with n bath
plus 3 bedrms. and full bath on
main floor Only $l7,750.
CALL OUR WHEATON OFFICE
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BURToN-KELLEIdH, NC.
Shannon & Luchs

Rltrs. Since 1908 5000 Conn. Ave.
BETHESDA-New Listing! Contem-
porary split-level, ground-level
rec. rm. with sliding doors to
patio. 8 bedrms., IN baths, mod
ern GE kit. carport. Well priced
at S2R.A50.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Iike new, 6
rooms. 9 baths, brick rambler
full basement, attached garage,
under 100000 MR.. FLORA, Bro
ker. OIL. 2-238S after 8 or before
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PARKWAY ESTATES-Rambler. 8
bedrms., brick, tile bath, ground;
yard and other extras. FILA or
assume CT. Call OWNER. SP. q
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BETHESDA, walking dist. NH and
Naval Medical twin-sized b.r.,
2h baths. lEe. liv. rm., full din.
rm., lovely lge. rec. rm. with fire
pl, lge. encl. porch. Lovely fenced
yard. $3.50. 652-S794.
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE AREA,
Mr.. WIS. AND WESTERN AYES,
Chevy Chase shop. ctr. Also conv.
to Beth. Naval Hosp, NIH-Det.
brk, 2 b.r., l.r., dr., kit. and
porch. Full bsmt. $3.50 month.
Call EN-. 10000.
BETHESDA, nr. bed
ERNEST H. LUNG, RE. 6-6641.
BETHESDA-4 bedrms.. S360-S375.
Clarksburg. bedrnls.. $500.
vile. 2 bedrms.. S12O. Sil. Spg., 9
bedrms... 500. H. r. SCHAFER.
OIL. 2-5441.
CARROLLTON-Brick rambler W.
carport. 3 bedrms., bath, elec. kit
sP. 3-s635 or AP. 1856.
CHARMING COUNTRY HOME =
Avail. on or about Dec. /, trees,
seclusion, 30 min. north OF d. c.
Liv.. rm., fireplace, din. rm., mod.
kitchen, breakfast rm.. 3 bedrms.,
bath. Dashboard heat, summer
house. stable with pasture for
ponies. JU. 9-35S3.
CHEVY CHASE-Modern 4-bedrm.
brick Colonial. All conv. 6516
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Chevy Chase Village
Large 3-bedroom home in a won-
derful location. 1st floor library
can be used as extra bedroom, 3
baths, full basement. hot-water
heat, fenced lot. Long lease avail
are. Ewes, Mrs. sutton, KE.
7-O305.
W. c. g. A. N. MILLER DFV. CO.
TCrr UnTTD TJOnTr
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= First presentation!
Charming, 3-bedroom, 2l2-bath.
brick bi-level home. in this much
ssought-aiter location, Priced low
LIPS, INC. DI. 7-1411. OIL. q
7O06 or OIL. 6-2442.
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RENT TILL SETTLEMENT
SILVER SPRING-Vacant. Near
Eastern Jr. High. 3-bedrm. brick
and frame Colonial. bsmt.. porch.
level lot. S15,950.
REALTY CO. 949-0b32
ROCK CREEK HILLS (old sectionl
Stately brick Colonial. prestige
area. 3 bedrms. plus dorm room
and glassed-in porch. 2-car ga
rage. Rec. room. House centrally
the 40s, LEGUM IL GERBER, OIL
0-b7R7 Ewes ARf-l44l),
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Mr.. FAIRFAX VILLAGE
4O06 ALABAMA AVE. Sc.
Semidet. brk.. concr. firepl., liv
rm., din. rm., equip. kit, 8 bed
rms, "a baths, stairway to attic,
full bsmt., outside entrance to
rec. rm., det. brk. gar, alum. st.
wind. gas heat. Call Mr.. (Dobbs)
Dobrowolski for ideal financing.
DDTCE @1O Enn
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COLLEGE PARK stories, 4 bed
rms, 2 baths, bsmt., porch; near
schools, bus and shopping: $3.50
mo. WA. 7-2169, UN. 4-40G0.
CONTEMPORARY RAMBLER with
full bsmt.. 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
din. rm. and fully equipped kit,
less than l year old. Only $3.50
mo, but hurry. MYERS g. HILL,
INC. Realtors. DU. 5-6133.
CORAL HILLS-CAP. HTS. AREA
3-bedrm. home, dec, gas range,
water heater. heating unit. Nr
bus, S0X100 lot. Vacant, SS9. so
with option. AP. 7-S0S0.
COUNTRY LIVING, 90 min. from
Pentagon-3 bedrms., " acre of
ground. $125. 354-745S.
COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE, 90 min.
downtown, nr. BALTIC. pkwy.-3
.bedrms., new, fully equip, air
cond.. fenced lot, Sl25 mo. Option
to buy. Immed. poss. SP. 1862.
DETACHED, S75 MO. UP
Lovely and 3 bedrm., year-round
homes in nearby Md. As min. to
D. c. Immed. poss. RA. $4,000.
DET. CORNER 2-story brk. 5 ige.
rms, auto. gas heat, stove, refgr.,
nice bsmt., yards. Conv. to An
dreWs AFB, Sl05. LII 4-S7Ob
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BIRMINGHAM EsTATES-S25,0OO,
brk, rambler for S20.700. See it
you'll buy il.
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WHEATON - Brana-new listing.
Charming all-brick home. screened
porch, country kit. and lovely
Handicapped yard. Just S14,95O.
Call 949-7300 til $50.
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 Georgia Ave.
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MOL, LARGE SPLIT

Just across the golf course In
like it, if you will Just take 9
look. To see: CALL REALTY
SERVICE. INC. z74-S500 or 474-
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SPRINGFIELD-Colonial. brick. An
immaculate and desirable resi-
Of better homes, near the Ken
wood Country Club. Features large
living and dining rms, powder
rm.. excel. kitchen. 3 lovely bed
rms. and 2 tile baths. Attached
garage. A convenient and desirable
place to live and priced in the low
30s. Call our uptown office It'll
p pn KE T-1SOO
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ATTENTION GI'S-No down pay
ment, only $3.50 per day pays
all. Sparkling clean Cape Cod fea-
lures full din. rm.. picture win
dow In liv.- rrn., step-saVer kit,
2 bedrms. on 1st floor. plus 2
more on Ind floor, finished in
An excel. buy at S14. 900.
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zoos WIS. AVE. OIL. e-7soo
BOONSBORO-TAKE LIFE EASY,
For S15,500 you can buy 2 acres,
l0-rm. house with 6 bedrms., out
bldgs., store that crossed S35, 200
in 1851 (store and fixtures can
be purchased. Call Mr.. Utz. 949-
HUGH IgH T PECK 1124s Georgia Ave
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Silver Song
Wins Dash al
Charles Town

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
June 2 (SpeciaD Mrs. Dor
othy M. Turner's Silver Song
drove to a three-length victory
in the featured City of Mar
tinsburg Purse here today be-
fore 6,363 fans.
Rated off the pace by Sammy
Palumbo, the 5-year-old grey
mare gained the lead at the
head of the stretch and was
pulling away at the finish.
Barbara M. KEGS favored Har-
gal was second, a length and a
half in front of Hamil Comp
tons Dess Polling.
The winner was timed in
1895 for the Az furlongs over
a fast track. AS third choice in
the field of six, Silver Song
paid $3.50, $3.50 and $3.50
while accounting for her third
victory in 10 starts this year.
Hargal, with Oliver Cutshaw
aboard, and Dess Polling, ham
died by Vic Espinosa, who
subbed for Stan Small, battled
for the lead shortly after the
start. The two pace-setters
continued their duel down the
backStretch.
However. both were unable
to resist Silver Song after Pal
jumbo asked his mount for her
best effort.
Six lucky patrons collected
1854 on the twin double. The
numbers were 10, 8, 6 and 4.
A rarity in racing circles was
created during the first four
races when each of the winners
paid $l1 to win. Mrs. Robert
Hilton'S Desborough took the
opener under Eddie Cape and
Riley M. Gilbert's Noorlynne
won the second for a daily dou-
BILE worth $4,000. Winning
numbers were l and 7.
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Jockey Facing
Hip Operation

CHICAGO, June 2 (AP).-
Jockey Larney Hansman, "a,
Clayton, Ind, will undergo
surgery Monday to correct a
left hip fracture suffered May
20 when he was thrown oy his
mount in the Washington Park
paddock.
1t was reported at Ingalls,
Memorial Hospital in suburban
Harvey that a pin must be
inserted the entire length of the
femur and Hansman will be
sidelined at least six months.
HanSman was thrown from
Babu Bells before the second
race. Early in last years meet
ing at Washington Park, Hans
man suffered a broken heel in
a starting gate mishap.
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BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

STANTON. Del, June g.
Affectionately advanced her
claim to the 2-year-old filly
title at Delaware Park today
by outgaming Bold Princess in
a rugged stretch battle to win
the $4,000 Polly Drummond
Stakes.
A quarter of a mile from the
wire, it appeared that the
Wheatley Stables Bold Princess
would hand Affectionately the
first defeat OF ner career when
she headed the unbeaten filly
briefly.
But ISmael Valenzuela ap-
piled the whip and Mrs. Ethel
D.. Jacobs filly passed Bold
Princess again and drew off to
a length victory, the fifth
straight in a string which be-
gan last winter at Santa Anita.
Malice Runs Third
Taking third money in the
5-furlong dash was Mrs. Kath-
crime Rabies Malice, four
lengths behind Bold Princess
and q length and a quarter to
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Adora's Dreanl
Beaten in
Miller Final
By DICK O'BRIEN
Star Staff Writer

Lieutenant Gray, owned by
Percy and Jere Gray Of Col
Inns, N. Y, won the final Of the
$4,000 Miller Memorial Pace
series last night at Rosecroft
Raceway before a record meet
ing crowd of 1856.
Driven by Tug Boyd, who
was scoring his 22d victory
of the meeting, a new all-time
mark for drivers at Rosecroft,
Lieutenant Gray paced the
mile on an off track in 2:06.
He beat Standby, with Billy
Haughton at the reins, by a
length, with the 6-to-5 favor
tie, Adora'S Dream, third.
A flash storm hit the track
three minutes before post time
and delayed the start of the
race 20 minutes and made the
going sloppy.
Lieutenant Gray, second
choice in the wagering, paid
$3.50, 81 and $500.
Adora's Dream, shut off the
first time around from the No.
8 post, had to pass horses on
the outside to get into conten-
ton, but couldn't make it and
had to be satisfied with show
money.
The secondary feature last
night, the final dash of the
SIG, 900 Old Line Trot, was won
by E. A. Scherler's Demon Ros,
driven by Carl Sifert, in 2:0435.
Rosecroft closed its meeting
with an all-time record total
mutuel handle for the "a
nights, with attendance and
marks up sharply over
1861.
The meeting handle Of ST.
503,667 shattered the 1853 rec
ord of $685., 687. The average
handle was $312,660, an in
crease of Is per cent over 1861.
Last nights twin double
went to IS persons who held
1-1-5-5. They each collected
$288.60.
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the good of Harold G. Ben
sings Chusinia.
A crowd Of 20,112, plunged
heavily on the Hirsch Jacobs
trained Affectionately, sending
her off a $40 favorite and
creating a $3.50 minus show
pool. The show deficit was the
second of the hot afternoon as
the quick 10 per cent profit ex-
perts also caused a $3.50 minus
in the fourth race on Post Ex-
change.
One bettor repeatedly made
single show bets in excess of
SIS, 900 on Post Exchange and
on Affectionately, although
both races had eight horse
fields.
Jacobs Praises Filly
Most of the Jacobs family
Mr.. and Mrs. HirSch Jacobs,
their daughter Patrice and son
Tom-was on hand in the
winners circle to greet their
prize filly. Daughter of Swaps
and Searching, Affectionately,
is Searching's first foal.
She's just about the fastest
I've ever had" Jacobs said later.
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Harness Racing Shifts
Tomorrow to Laurel

Harness racing shifts to Lau-
rel Raceway tomorrow for a
24-night stand. Nine events will
be presented each night with
post time at $3.50 pm.
Laurel is returning to the
June dates it originally had
when harness racing was inau-
gurated in Maryland and is en-
couraged by the success of the
RoSecroft meeting that closed
last night.
Last year Laurel was given
dates spreading over April and
May. In 1860 the track had to
settle for october dates. None
of them worked out well for
Laurel.
In addition to the daily dou-
BILE, Laurel has instituted the
twin double type of wagering
which was held partly respon-
sible for the big increase in
betting at Rosecroft.
The Reading Futurities will
highlight Laurel's stakes pro-
gram, and President Dick
Hutchinson has revived the
$40, 900 Laurel Cup as an added
feature to the early closing
races. The Reading Futurities
will be worth about $58,500 in
purse money.
The Laurel Cup will feature
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the appearance of Adora's
Dream, the Eastern Shores
bright prospect to succeed the
now retired Adios Butler. The
Laurel Cup will be raced on the
night of June IL.
The first of the Reading Fu-
turtles will be raced Friday
and Saturday with a trot of
two-year-old colts and geldingS
Friday and a pace for three
year-old fillies Saturday.
Featuring tomorrow nights
lineup of nine races is the
$2,250 Inaugural Trot with a
full field of eight entered in
GLIDING Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bullock's Homestretch Gus.
Others in the lineup with good
recent records are Victorious
Anne and Pick Song-OBRIEN.
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FAVORITE WINS NO. S
Unbeoten AffectionoteIy
Takes Delaware Stake

Don't forget she carried 122
pounds today. She will prob
ably make her next start in the
National Stallion Stakes (June
49, at Belmont Park"
Affectionately knew she was
in a race today, probably for
the first time in her life, in
Guiding the Fashion Stakes.
The Polly Drummond was a
two-horSe race throughout.
Bold Princess, on the outside
of Affectionately with Hedley
Woodhouse aboard, forged into
the lead by a head turning for
home. The pair battled nose to
nose to the eighth pole and
only then did Affectionately
inch away.
Carrying 122 pounds, nine
more than Bold Princess, At
fectionately ran the 5-furlongs
in $50 seconds, a second and a
fifth off the track record held
by Its A Great Day.
Valenzuela enjoyed his one
day visit here as he not only
won the stakes event but also
the third race with Kisco Kid
and the sixth with War Lancer
II.
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Mexican Bon
Leads Hunters
In Blue Ridge

WILDWOOD, Va, June a.
Mrs. John F. Kennedy visited
the Blue Ridge Hunt Horse
Show here today and exhibited
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fout's Mem
breno in two hack classes.
The First Lady, attired in
matching yellow britches and
riding coat. black boots and
black hunting cap, showed in
the green working hunter I'M
der saddle and working hunter
under saddle classes but was
not pinned in either.
Membreno, with Mrs. Fout
in the saddle, went on to win
the green working hunter re-
serve championship with 6
points, four behind the cham
pion, Mrs. Dorothy Smithwick's
Misty Sky.
Mr.. Fout rode his Mexican
Bon 10 win the Edward Gay
Butler challenge trophy and
the working hunter champion
ship with II points. Mr.. Fout
also won the green conforma-
ton hunter championship with
l3 points on his Flatango.
DR.. and Mrs. Alvin I. Kay's
Ports Image took the reserve
championship in the working
hunter division with Is points,
while the reserve in the green
conformation hunter division
went to Mrs. A. c. Randolph's
Black Sweet with 9 points.
The junior hunter tricolor
went to Poloris Farms Stray
Arrow with Is points. Foxy
owned by Mrs. r. Poerge, war
the reserve champion with s
points.
frankie Belle CounSelman s
LytlebitS gathered Is points to
take the large pony champion
ship, 2 points ahead of Mary
Elizabeth Oilers Fabre.
Mrs. Robert Carter Ran
dolph'S Robin Hood II won the
small pony championship on 9
points. Peanut Brittle, owned
by Clay T. Brittle, jr., took the
reserve championship with 8
points after hacking off with
Jane Swarzchild's Blithe Spirit.
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Greek Money REEVES Pride
Of Virginia Racing Breeders

and Lucy. Luton were mated
in Kentucky (where Greek Song
is the Brandywine Stables syn
Dictated stallion) means nothing
under the rules. The colt was
born in Virginia, and where
momma is. the breeding goes.
Until recent years, genealogy-
conscious Virginians have been
in an odd plight. AS horse
breeders they have been not
unlike a mule-no pride Of an
cestry and no hope of posterity.
Most of the big breeding
farms are controlled by Yankee
money. They tend to use the
Virginia land for yearling
farms or as rest centers for
tired race horses. Important
brood mares might visit occa-
sionally, but in general they
were sent to Kentucky to be
bred and to foal.
Bred Out of State
Thus the famous Virginia
Night" at the Saratoga yearling
sales had a population largely
bred in Kentucky or the Brit
ish Isles. A few owners - the
Gilpins, Mrs. Theodore Ran
dolph, Mrs. Dodge Sloan, for
example, kept both mares and
stations on their farms. Yet
Mrs. Randolph runs the only
established integrated breed
ing training-racing operation
in the northern part of the
State.
Virginia farm owners at one |
time had corner on the $780,
900 mares and sent them to
Kentucky to mate. (The late
Joan Phipps and Eleanora
Sears were big buyers in this
claSs) Mrs. Cloyce Tippett of
Llangollen Farm owned the
highest-price Saratoga year.
ling ever sold - $87, 900 and
Jim Wiley of Middleburg sold
the top horse of the sale two
years ago, the successful race
horse Globemaster.
Nevertheless the classic win
ners have been scarce. And
Greek Money is therefore the
pride of the State at the mo-
ment.
What are his chances in the
Belmont Stakes? He beat in
the Preakness every horse of
Importance who will oppose him
that day. Greek Money was
not sent in the Kentucky Derby
because Owner Ross and
Trainer Buddy Raines, a cow
boy type with a ranch-pants
voice and a gentle way with
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FIemke Captures
StockCur Feature

Ed Flemke of New Britain,
Conn, the second leading
point-scorer among modified
stock car racers last year, won
the 25-lap feature last night
at Old Dominion Speedway.
A crowd of $500 saw Flemke
race across the finish line in
front of another Connecticut
driver, Red Foote of South
field. Mel Bradley of Rich
mond, winner of the first 25-
lap race-a feature postponed
from three weeks ago-was
third.
Bradley nosed out Ray Platte
Of Norfolk in the first race,
with Ray Hendrick of Rich
mond third. Platte took conso-
lation honors, and Carter Ayers
of Takoma Park took a 1O-lap
race for sportsman cars.
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LONGDEN RIDES
5,600TH WINNER

INGLEWOOD, Calf,
June 2 (AP)-The worlds
winningest jockey, Johnny
Longden, reached another
milestone in his seth year
in the saddle today.
The 55-year-old Longden
chalked up victory No. S.
600 when he rode HoStara
($20) to victory in the
fourth race at Hollywood
Park. The crowd of about
$4,000 gave Longden a big
hand and Johnny respond
ed with a wave.
Longden rode his first
winner at Salt Lake City
in 1927.
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horses, thought this colt was
not ready to race with the
best"
In the Preakness, Greek
Money put on a burst of speed
in the last sixteenth that sent
him sailing to a nose victory.
He is a rangy horse, reminis-
cent Of Belair Studs Omaha al
though not quite as long in
the back. He stands over some
ground, should have a good
distance stride, and didn't tire
at the end Of the Preakness.
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DAILY DOUBLE C4-0 $3.50

DAILY DOUBLE C4-5) $3.50
3d-S1. 300; Trot; Handicap: mile.
Victory Frost tQ'n) $3.50 $3.50 SAC
Nendy Kay (RathbOne) $3.50 $500
Eilly. Valiant Hanover, Peggy Key.
Time, 2:O6A.
LSwde D'm'd (WiisonI 1920 500 3.2O
Success Eloise (YOunE) 1890 $50
NJ. P.'s Nancy (HOpe) ZOO
Meadow Mamie, Philips Lad wish
lean, Vernon Mac. Baron Rudolph.
5th--So.OOO. TrOt, cold Line" Final /:
demons Ros (sIferD SEQ 40 ESQ
Mr.. Midnight (Roiderl $40 $40
aWorthy Sally (Burright) $50
Mr.. Pride, WILDWOOD. Red Top,
aworthy Sally. A. II. Graham jr.,
Stable entry. Time. 2:O4.3.
eth--S1, 800; pace; mile.
BOrdner Hanover CID 4.4O 800 $50
Faith It'll. Pee ts1y.Esl n 400 800 O0
Ca coIOael TO P.l SAf nF N,ek.v,m sSo
Margaret Aster, Doug A Dew, Cindy j.
Time, 2:O52s.
7th-S1,500; pace; / mi.
ChockOy otte Reb. lY'g) 1850 $40 $50
Direct Direct Pace CkW1d .5 $50 go
Mrs. Quinton, Mamie Tar, Gloria
Knight, Oteca's Chuck, Miriam B. Scott.
Time. 2:O3 q.
sth-S16, 500; William Z. Miller Me-
moTiap pace: l mi.
Lieut.. Gray Boyd 7.6O 400 3.2O
stand By (HaughtOnl - 100 4.20
Adora's Dream (MacDonald) = 3.2O
symphony Trusota. Ted Row Gil
Scouts Honor, Knight Latch, Lou
John. Tarport Boy, cathy I. Hanover
9th-S1 300: pace; l mi.
Phil Parker Crank 100 $50 2.SO
ChOckoyOtte Doc (Young) 500 300
Mr.. yohnnybutch (Smith) 800
Admiral Byrd, Wee Lad. Camden
Warrior, Princess Adios, Sea Buoy,
Attendance. 1886, mutual handle,
$3.50, 4S3. Twin double O-l-5-5) paid
S2S6.60 to So ticket holders.
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High Daily Double

Highest winning daily double
during 1861 thoroughbred rae
ing in New York was 1920 80
for So. The hol ses were Cherry
lene and No Joy. They won on
August 81 at Belmont Park.
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DAILY DOUBLE u-D PAID s1OO.6O
3d-S1,4OO; cling; 4 VI. up; abt. 8 fur.
Twin Beau Frenchl HOO $50 400
Bimrard (Dayidson) $50 40
R, M. Bee, Pharabel. Old Langley.
The commencer. Time, 1:17%.
4th-S1.400; cling; 3 VI; -abt. Az fur.
Beau Ace (Cape) HOO 80 4.lO
Tgsgue (Florio) $40 $50
Arab Fiddler. Mayblossom b Diablo
Winmore, Eight Jacks. Time, O:513s.
b Kendrick-Herring entry.
5th-S1, 300; cling; VI. up: u mi.
Good Broom Oayidson) 40 SEQ
pebOtash. Coral Ridge. Switch List List
Easter Kiss. Isaprince. Mr.. VIM,
S shs Hs sSS c sI%s Is up az 81 d !qs
General Drake (WeakleyD 4.4O 3.2O
Hill ROamer (Espinosa( 5.20
Millers Wander. Mr.; W, R., Count
Aumar' Inside Out Harridan. Time,
Poniard Palumbol $40 800 2.SG
sDe De Gresham brandy 800 $50
Tight Hold (Cutshaw) $40
Eco Donna AZurite, Virginia Pic
Hap's Honey, Belfry at Douvai. Time,
disqualified from first to second.
sth-S2. 200: hdcp.; 3 yr. & up; l Il mi,
Hasty Bid (RistOn) 1880 800 SAC
| Fastgator Davidson) $40 $50
/ Twin Peaks (Vasil 1850
Ballingarry, Raccoon. Dark Cymbal
Oncle Donkle, Dots Fantasy. Time
1:47%.
9th-S3,500; hdcp.; 3-yr & up; about
silver song tI5; PaIumbo) $50 $50 $50
HarKal (Cutshaw) 800 2.6O
Dess Polling (EspinOsa) $50
School Caper. Blue Jay. La Madrina.
Time, 0:492s.
1Oth.-S1,30O; cling; 4-yrs. g. up; Ia
mi.
subaitern (Rivera) 700 $50 $3.50
FOamy (Riston) 42O 42O
Garda tReynolds) 500
Micanopy, Brother Handy. Cherub,
Bona Quest, Occupied Lady, Merry
brook. Loud Applause. Time, 1857.
Total handle. 401. 1914 Attendance,
1888.