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Evening star., 1962-08-25
Davidson Sets
Record with 6
AtShenandoaEl
By JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Aug. 25.-Jesse Davidson wrote
another riding record at Shen-
andoah Downs last night, be-
coming the first jockey in the
four-year history of the plant
to ride six winners on a nine
race program.
The feat, which saw the
young Kentucky saddle star ride
both halves of the daily double,
broke Oliver CutShaw's record
of five winners set in the spring
of 1859.
The six wins gave Davidson
a total of n for the Al nights
of the meeting and moved him
far in front of Stanley Small,
who is in second place with 81.
81 Davidson had ridden con-
Secutive triples and four in a
row and set a single meeting
record of lat winners here in
1861, but until last nights out
burst the Single-program record
had escaped him. He also had
ridden six winners on the 1861
Labor Day program of 18 races.
The winners, which came in
eight mounts, were Opequon
i$3.60), Cribs Best (S2D, Jet
Missile ($4.00), So Shy ($5.20)
Pinch-A-Little ($4.40), Charlie
poo ($3.80). He also was aboard
War Deer, the even-money
choice in the third race who
was bumped coming out of the
gate but still got second place
after losing about eight lengths.
= Shenandoah Downs expects
a. turnout in excess of 10000
tonight for the S2,500 Tri-State
Futurity Prep.
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D. {. Juniors
Top Baltimore

Jay Kahn wasn't even sup
posed to play in the Baltimore
Washington Junior team
matches yesterday at Chevy
Chase, but he was placed in the
lineup as an 11th-hour subSti-
tuition for Charles link and
got the Washington boys off on
the right foot.
Klahn turned in the biggest
winning margin Of the day
when he defeated Mike Reitz,
Z and 6. as Washington won its
18th match against Baltimore
in IA tries. 2312-61a. One
match in the series was tied.
Jim Duffy, the Maryland and
District Junior champion, shot
72, the best score of the day,
and tied John Jakovics of Bal
timore. 112-11a. in a battle of
the team captains.
bODDy Bowers staged a sur
priSing turnabout. After shoot
ing Al on the front side of the
par 35~34-69 course, he came
back in two-under-par 80 and
defeated Jimmy Ball of Balti-
more, l up, winning two points.
I3-Year-OIds
Jay Kahn, WASHINGTON, 3; Mike
ReitE. Baltimore. o.
Mike Mattingly. Washington, 3; Rob-
by Lumsden. Baltimore. o.
l4-I5 Year Olds
Bob Roberts, Washington, 2I5: Barry
Klein, Baltimore, "a.
Jim Calvin, Washington. g.; Hugh
Johnson. Baltimore, o.
Bruce Adams, Washington, 3; Rich
ard Klein, Baltimore. O.
1917 Year Olds
Dave Proctor, WASHINGTON, .; Bob
Clemmens, Baltimore, l.
Sam Spear, Baltimore, 21a; Tony
Abel, Washington. "a.
Bobby Bowers, Washington, .;
Jimmy Ball, Baltimore, l.
George Shull, Washington, 3; Joe
Push, Baltimore, o.
Jim Duffy. Washington, Ia; John
Jakovics, Baltimore, "a
Evening star., 1962-08-25

defeated Ted Burwell and
Smoky Miller, 1914, 6-3, in
yesterdays marathon match.
Other teams advancing in
cluded Steve Potts and Fred
McNair, High Kiger and Cor
don Barnes, Ron Goldman and
Griff Payne, Bob Burgess and
Larry Middlekamp and Hal
Burrows and Charles Chan
ming.
LYNCHBURG, Va, Aug. Is
(AP) Amateurs Ronnie Ger
ringer and Sam Wallace joined
Pro Al Smith of Danville as
the only players to break par
II at Boonsboro Country Club
yesterday in the opening round
of the Virginia State Open golf
championship.
Gerrlnger and Smith had
70S and Wallace a II. Claude
King, the defending champion
from Virginia Beach, was the
only one to match par, fol-
lowed by seven with 74s.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 25
CAP).-Don Massengale took
over the lead in the Oklahoma
City Open yesterday with 68-
1877 at the halfway point. Terry
Dill and Johnny Pott. the first
DAY leaders. dropped to 72-140
and 73-14l, respectively.
Evening star., 1962-08-25

heard the call go out, and
headed for the dressing room.
But" he said, II wound up
at the wrong end of the field
twice and was almost ready to
give up before I got the right
directions. Three or four min
uteS more and it would have
been too late"
When he found the dressing
room, DR.. Hastings Immediately
gave the 56-year-old Durocher
two antihistamine shots to
neutralize the effect of the
Evening star., 1962-08-25
RothschiId Keeps
Norbeck Jr. Title

Frank Rothschild is still the
Norbeck junior golf champion,
even though his game fell
apart on the second nine dur
ing the final round yesterday.
After going out in two-under-
par "a, thanks to an eagle 2
resulting from a 9-iron shot
that fell into the cup on the
second hole, Rothschild came
back in Al for 81 and a 156
total for his second straight
title.
RothSchild took an IL on the
comparatively easy 14th hole,
a short, downhill par 4. Bob
Gordon was second with 94-89
-183.
Evening star., 1962-08-25
HORSE SHOW SET
OCTOBER 1928

The fifth annual Wash
ington International Horse
Show is set for October 23-
% at the National Guard
Armory. with international
jumping teams competing
again for the President of
the United States Perpet-
ual Challenge Cup.
Charles HorSkey. Wash
ington attorney and recent
ly appointed presidential
adviser for national capi-
tai affairs, is president of
the horse show this year.
Mrs. Jacqueline Ken
nedy, the Presidents wife,
presented the challenge
trophy at the show last
year and it ispected that
she will attend the show
again in October.
Evening star., 1962-08-25
MAJOR
LEAGUE LEADERS
BY the Associated Press

BATTING (based on 325 or more at
bats)-Runneis. Boston, .335; Jime-
Ran,.s Re1, Kansss n;tS City: sSi5; siebeEn'
aaasa: easo $685. SIX Rollins IS MSSeaS5a HSSinsSa S6s Se
RVNS-Pearson. Los Angeles, 90; Sic
bern, Kansas City. 81; Maris. New
York, 49,; Allison. Minnesota. 80;
Wagner, Los Angeles, and Green
RUNS BATTEfiD NsSf, IN@siebern. o. Kansas
City. 90; Killebrew, Minnesota, 95;
Colayito, Detroit. and Wagner. Los
Angeles, 81: Robinson. Chicago. and
HIFsMRicSaTdson IFsifsi SMinhssGta NsS. sS. York 1ss;
Rollins, Minnesota. 100; Lumpe,
Kansas City, 1855; Runnels, Boston,
HOME Killebrew, Minnesota,
Angeles: 80; colavito. Detroit. and and
STOLEN BAsEs@wood, Detroit. "A;
Aparisio, Chicago; %; HSwser, Kan
PITCHING (based on u or more de-
lid, 1888: Aguirre. Detroit. i2E5,
Wji,61 HS DongysR; goH9o6 Cleveland 49, 1851 SEE
New YORK, 1875, .6s4. 900 f0'0'
156 Pizarro, Chicago, $50; Bun
ming. Detroit. l43; Kaat, Mime
Soto' anu ISILy; new 1ork. 1oS.
bats)-Robinson, Cincinnati, .344:
T. Davis. Los Angeles, and H. Aaron,
Milwaukee, BAL; Altman. Chicago,
and Alou. San Francisco, .322.
RuNS-Robinson, Cincinnati. I12: H.
Angeles, IO5; Mays, San Francisco,
LOB; W Davis, Los Angeles, 90.
RUNS BATTED MT Davis, Los An
1l6: Mays, San Francisco. i09: H.
Aaron, Milwaukee. IO5; Cepeda, san
Francisco, 90.
HIST. Davis, Los Angeles. Ic6:
Robinson, Cincinnati. and H. Aaron.
Milwaukee, 1866; Groat, Pittsburgh,
163; Cepeda, San Francisco. I5S.
HOME RUNS-Mays, San Francisco.
3S; H. Aaron. Milwaukee, "a; Rob-
inson, Cincinnati, 3D. Banks, Chi
cago, 81: Thomas. New York, 90.
STOLEN BASES.-Wills, Los Angeles,
So, W. Davis, Los Angeles, 90;
Javier, st. Louis. 81: Gonzales and
Taylor, Philadelphia, II.
PITCHING biased on IL or more de-
cisions sl-Purkey, Cincinnati. 20-4.
.S33: Drysdale, Los Angeles, 22-7,
.759; Sanford, San Francisco, 17-6,
.739; Koufax Los Angeles. l4-5,
.13a: Pierce, San Francisco, ia
sTRIKEOUTs-Koufax, Los Angeles.
2O9; Drysdale, Los Angeles. 1877
Gibson, st. Louis, l74; Farrell.
Houston. 153; O'Dell San Fran
Evening star., 1962-08-25
Injury to Finger
sSideIines Berru

O. BALTIMORE, Aug. IS (AP)
-Yogi Berra of the Yankees
had the finger nail torn loose
from his right ring finger last
night by a foul ball off the
bat Of Baltimore's Marv Breed
ing.
Berra was struck when Breed
ing tipped an attempted bunt in
the third inning of the first
game of last nights double
header. He was removed from
the game Immediately and re-
placed by ElSton Howard.
Evening star., 1962-08-25
Meek-End Sports
On ERrdfO
TeleVision
TODAY
RaSehalI

Washington at Detroit,
WTOP-9, 2::30 pm.
-.... Football
Baltimore VS.. Dallas at Roa-
noke, WMAR-2, $3.50 pm.
Washington VS.. Philadelphia,
at Charlotte. WTOP-9, $3.50
pm.
Pre-game Special, films,
WTOP-9, 9 pm.
Bowling
Bowler's Choice, WMAL-7,
SPIN.
Boxing
Joe Gonzalez VS.. Joey Archer,
middleweights, WMAL-7, 10
pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
Washington at Detroit,
WTOP-9, 2::30 pm.
-- Swimming
Women's National AAU
swimming and diving cham
pionships. WMAL-7, S pm.
Bowling
Champ pions hip Bowling
WMAL-7, noon.
Bowling Teens, WMAL-7,
pm.
Rudio
TODAY
Baseball
Washington at Detroit,
WTOP-1500. 2::30 pm.
Football
Washington VS.. Philadelphia,
WWDC-126O, $50 pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
d, Washington at Detroit,
WTOP-1500, 2:30 pm.
Evening star., 1962-08-25
Colts Form Aruno

HOUSTON, Aug. IS (AP).-
The Colts yesterday sent Right
handler Ramon Arano to Okla
homa City in the American AS
sociation. Arano was purchased
by the Colts Thursday from
Vera Cruz of the Mexican
League.
Evening star., 1962-08-25
NETS. s; DODGERS, 3

E-Kanehl, Throneberry, Wills 2, Man.
tilla. PO-A Los Angeles 2A-ll, New York
U-ll. DP-Kanehl, Neal and Throneberry;
Mantilla, kanehl and Throneberry; Gil.
liam and Fairly. LoB-Los Angeles 2,
New York Z.
2B- Mantilla, Snider. HR-Coleman,
Throneberry, Kanehl, W. Davis. SB Wills
ST Howard.
R H R ER BIB so
Drysdale IL. ND 7l-3 81 9
Perranosk ~ % o o o
Hook (W, s-lD.9 3 } 2
WP-Hook 2. U-Landes, Steiner and
Boggess. T-3:I. ASIA.
Evening star., 1962-08-25
Fight Results

SAN JOSE, Calif.-Luis Molina,
1882, San Jose, outpointed Joe Brown,
l3S. Houston. Tex. U0).
1854, Chicago, knocked out Eddie
Jackson, 1913, Los Angeles (2).
PATERSON, N. J.-Herschel Jacobs,
1853, White Plains, N. Y, outpointed
Charley Jordan. 16S, Paterson (S).
Evening star., 1962-08-25
Bill BassIer,
Mullen Share
Pro-Am Loot
By ROBERT SOMMERS
Star Staff Writer

Bill Bassler, with two tourna-
ment victories, is having the
best golf season of his career,
but Dick Mullen, with three, is
suffering a letdown.
BasSler, of Rolling Road, and
Mullen Of Hagerstown tied for
first place in the Middle At
lantic PGA pro-amateur tour
nament at Sparrows Point, Md,
yesterday with even par T2,
beating Jimmy Clark of Argyle
by one stroke.
Before this season the best
Bassler had ever done was a tie
for first place a few seasons
back. But he won the Norbeck
.pro-amateur outright, then tied
yesterday.
But for Mullen, this year
can't compare with last. Dick
tied for first at both Fort
Meade and Andrews Air Force
Base before posting his even
par round yesterday.
Won 8 in '61
"a lot Of people don't realize
that I won eight pro-amateurS
last year." Mullen said when
he was asked to evaluate his
campaign. He also climaxed
one of the best seasons on rec
ord by winning the Baltimore
match-play open tournament
in October.
But I still finished behind
Charley Bassler in the point
standings" he added.
Mullen played a consistent
round yesterday with three
bogieS, one birdie and an eagle
8. The eagle came on the ninth
hole, the last of the round for
him. He reached the green of
this 50l-yard dogleg par-5 with
a drive and a 2-iron, then
rammed in a 6-foot putt.
The ninth also allowed Bass
Ter to gain a tie. He was l
over par coming to this hole,
which was also his last since
he started on the 10th. He
trapped his second shot, blasted
out IL feet from the cup and
sank the putt.
Best Ball 65
Dave Bimestefer of Baltimore
Country Club and Herb Fox of
Sparrows Point shared low am
ateur gross with 76, three
strokes ahead of Earl Morris
of Washingtonian with 79. Joe
PesSagno of Clifton Park won
low amateur net with 84-13-7l,
beating out Bob Smith of In
ternational with 81-9-72 and
Mike ColiSini of Sparrows Point
with 80-8-72.
Billy Wolfe of International
shot II and Howard Valentine
of Sparrows Point posted 81
with an 8 handicap. but they
combined perfectly for a best
ball 65. Mullen and Jerry Nye
Of Beaver Greek tied Wolfe and
Smith for second at Sc. Four
other teams shot 81.
Pro scores.
Evening star., 1962-08-25
WHITE SoX, 7; ANGELS, !

E-Fregosi, Bowsfield, L. Thomas. PO-
A-Chicago u-l3, Los Angeles 27-l7. DIP
Fregosi and Morgan; Fregosi. Moran and
L: Thomas 2; Moran, Fregosi and L.
Thomas. LOB Chicago Q, Los Angeles q
HR-Robinson. SB-Aparicio z, Cunning
ham c
Evening star., 1962-08-25

x-Faced three men in Ath.
WP-Duren. U-Kinnamon, Drummond
Napp, Stevens. T-2:43. A-l4,ee5.
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Second Game
-

E-Breeding, Linz, Kubek. PO-A-New
York 24-lo, Baltimore 1-l6. DP-Breed-
ing, Adair and Gentle; Adair, Breeding
and Gentle (O. LOB-New York S, Bal
timore 10.
2B-Adair, Brandt, Robinson, Triandos,
Howard, Powell. 3B-Adair. HR-Trian-
dos, Gentle, Powell. SB- Snyder
Up H r ER BIB so
Turley LID - u > 4 z
Sheldon ....A 2
Fisher CW,b-0 - ;
HBP-By Sheldon CGentiIe). U-Chylak,
Umont, Stewart, Mckinley. T-2:ls. A
32,627.
Evening star., 1962-08-25
GIANTS, s; PHILLIEs, o

E-Oldis. PO-A-San Francisco 2-lO,
Philadelphia 77-s. DIP Wine and Sievers:
Hitler and Cepeda; Hitler, Pagan and
Cepeda; Odds and Taylor. LOB-San
Francisco 9, Philadelnhia S.
2B M. Alou. HR Kuenn, Cepeda 4.
SB -Cepeda.
R H R Err BIB so
o'Den oISl W' 's-ip s Q Q 2
BooZer .......3
| Owens
| WP-ODell. U-Walsh, Weyer. Conlan
Burkhart. T-2:36 A-l9,45A.
Evening star., 1962-08-25
ATHLETICS, u; TWINS, |

E-Allen, Siebern. PO-A-Kansas City
D-lo, Minnesota D-lo. DIP Battey and
Power; Lumpe, CauSey and Siebern.
LOB-Kansas City 10, Minnesota p
2B-SiebeTn, Cimoh HR- Bryan. ST
Evening star., 1962-08-25

X-kaceo four men in Ord.
HBP-by Moore CDel GrecoJ PB-
Battey. U-Salerno, Berry, Honochick
Schwarts. T-2:Se A-2l,Soo.
Evening star., 1962-08-25
ORIOLES, 6-l4; YANKS, 2-2

Richardson. PO-A-New York 7l-ll,
Baltimore U-s. DIP Richardson, Kubek
and Long z; Breeding, Adair and Gentle;
Adair, Breeding and Gentle; Gentle and
Adair. LOB-New York 4, Baltimore Q.
2B- Gentle, Adair. 3B-Landrith. HR-
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NEW

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Mrs; rTaIk ~ CHRISTMAS entry. .I, ,,, tia,
/, finishing third for 81 600. FIGHT TALK . gal
1oring winner for S1,25O ROMAN PRAISE rates
excellent chance.
Evening star., 1962-08-25

SET AN EXAMPLE Just missed for 81, ESQ and faces
weak opposition. HIGH JOAN drops from $1,000.
NAMAMA should take money spot.
Evening star., 1962-08-25
SURFSIDE SIX

SURFSIDE SIX
72-ft. houseboat Luxurious year-round
living. 3 large bedrooms. full kitchen,
full, bath, large paneled living room.
enclosed top deck recreation room
Entire boat redecorated inside and
out owner forced to sell Price. So
800. will consider terms for right
party. Shown this week end only
BELLE HAVEN MARINA. South Wash
inRtOn ST Alexandria Va
Evening star., 1962-08-25
CUBS, 7; BRAVES, z

a-Grounded out for Burdette in Ath;
Flied out for Nottebar in eth; c
Struck out for Wiley in 9th.
Evening star., 1962-08-25

. ST. SIMON STOCK impressive winner in
MS last and should take another. REGAL MUSIC
second in his only start. LEVEL BREEZE Is due for
top effort.
Evening star., 1962-08-25

Milwaukee -.--. ...-..-. olo 100 oOo-7
Chicago .......---...-... 40 900 OAK
E-Buhl. PO-A- Milwaukee 2A-q, Chi
cago as. DIP Samuel and T. Aaron.
LOB Milwaukee 8, Chicago 2
2B-Atman, Barragan, Brock. HR- H.
Aaron. SB- Brock. S Bull.
Evening star., 1962-08-25
BEST BET-sT. SIMON STOCK
NINTH RACE-Purse 81 900: claiming; $I,25O);
year-od fillies and mares; lie mics

RED TEARS should rally to win here. KING TAR
meets better after winning WARE better than his last
Evening star., 1962-08-25
SIT. WHEELER SPORT FISHERMAN

-IWIh I0U-h.p. Chrls-Craft motors.
sleeps six. Boat in good cond Price.
$1,000. At oyster Harbor Md. nr
Annapolis. Dir: Take Bay Bridge
hwy. to Annapolis. turn onto Rte
No. ., from Rte. No. .. turn left on
Rte. 665 to Arundel rd, right turn
to oyster Harbor. left turn to booker
ington DIR. and 2nd house on right.
pr D. /. WASHINGTON. TW.
Evening star., 1962-08-25

2O-FT. CABIN CRUISER. mos old
Sleeps >. 45-h.p. Mercury eEg.. sink.
toilet, canvas top and sides. All Coast
Guard equip. $500 down. $3.50 mo-.
includes eNervLh!nR EP A-EAnh
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JOE KEILYy SELECTIONS
! Shenandoah HondicoDs
2 coNvEYoR 112 5 No boy 15-1
X FREAKS PRIDE los 8 Babij ISL
3 LADY FORMAN 100 boy COL


JUNIOR ADVOCATE should win easily here. FINE
WEATHER looks like the principal rival. WHITEHEAD
hould take q money spot.
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1860 SLICK CRAFT left. S5-h.p
1891 Mercury eng. with less than
10 hrs. Navy top and boat cover
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PERS0NALllED GIANT DESK CALEN.
DkR .Keeps the whole months ap-
pointments, occasions. memos always
In full view! At q glance you know
your schedule for 30 days. Eliminates
forgetfulness. IL months for 1868
handsomely bound in golden-stamped
personaliIed leatherette case. 1lM"
4 81. Jet Black or Old lvoU. State
name and eolOr yen desire.
6 for $500 Each .....a.$I.oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-04

Dress UP YOUR RURAL MAILBOx
with q MalIboK Cover. II sports rich
golden stripes emblaZoned with merry
Christmas" Plastic with brsss-gTom-
meted tie design. Order Cover as Is,
OF personaliled with any family name
you state. Also available: I6' candy
striped plastic Pole Cover.
MailboG Cover, each.................y0G
MalIbox Cover with nsme) es...$I.00
Pole Cover, EACH. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-04

PERS0MALlzED Gay eos" TRAY
A colorfuI "cay Nineties" design makes
this 81 Ia" serving tray unusually
attractive. To add to its charm, It
will be hand-painted with the first
and last names of any host and hostess
you state. Tray has easy-grip raised
edges. Glasses won't slip of. OF heavy
gauge, easy.to-clesn metal. coloTfast.
state two first names and one last.
2 for .....$3.7o Each ......$I.9e
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With history and explanation Of crest Jeel and Book Marx ey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-04

GIANT GARAGE DOOR GREETING
Novel, gIaHt-size garage door decora-
ton Shouts out" your warm Seasons
Greetings" to the world A full S feet
BY 6 feet. Hlghllghted with brightly
Pickering candles and traditional poin-
settia blooms. In brilliant festive
colors on strong papeFboard. Comes In
Q reusable storage tube. At the sea-
sons end. tuck Il away to use again
next year. eaeh ....."-....-....-$2. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-04

1000 ADDRESS LABELS Printed with
your name and full address. to save
y0ur tlmei Have gummed backs. Just
wet and stick. Terrific for stationery,
books, checks, records, packages.
You'll never have to write your return
address. handsomely printed In blue
on white stock. Easy to Tead-they
prevent errors and losses. State name
and full address In three lines.
1000 labels ...ssf 8 sets $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-04

new DEAL" IN PLAYING CARDS.
they're round! Imagine how heads will
spin when you deal these CIRCULAR
PLAYING CARDS. Have them on hand
for your next game. You'll get lots of
laughs and, what's more. you'll have
no more dog-eared cardsl 81 in diam
eter-easy to deal-easy to hold. Plas.
tic-finished for long use. Specify Red
or Black deck. Each ............-$I.70
z decks q Of each color. ..........So,sO