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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-03
ON AREA DIAMONDS
HoIIoron's Homer
Drops Silver Hill

Up-and-down Silver Hill is
down again in the Industrial
League standings, but the GRAY
elmen get a chance to bounce
upward Thursday against Fed
eral Storage, the league leader.
Jim Holloran'S home run in
the seventh inning last night
gave the Union Printers a 80
victory over Silver Hill yester-
day on the West Ellipse. Silver
Hill (3-2) fell to second-place
behind the Storagemen GID L.
The Printers are 3-3.
One Of the Printers runs
came on an interference play
in the fifth inning. Tom
Stark, who was trapped off
third, ran into Catcher Bud
Dobson of Silver Hill, who had
the interference called against
him for being on the baseline
Greg Morris went all the
way on the mound for the
Printers, allowing six hits and
striking out nine.
Eddie Fowler, who has beer
plagued by bad luck and close
losses in the Guy Mason Class
AA Softball league, finally had
things go his way last night.
He pitched a one-hitter, strik-
ing out IS. as Hab-Foxhall
nipped Capital AC. 81.
Tony Natoli tripled and Bucky
Reingruber doubled to score
the winning run for Hab-
Foxhall in the sixth inning.
Lawrence Campbell's double in
the seventh was the only hit
off Fowler, who recently had
dropped three close decisions.
In the first game Of the
double header, Maggie's pushed
across two runs in the top of
the 10th inning and defeated
Maes-Calvert, Az.
Bob Giles slammed a two-run
homer and Ralph Vendemia a
solo clout to lead league-lead-
ing Johns Hopkins APL (10-D
to an 81 victory over Vitro
Electronics in a Montgomery
County Company Division soft
ball game yesterday,
The loss dropped Vitro Elec-
tronics (6-3) to third place. In
other games, Hospital Plan de-
featedN Vitro} Laboratory, 5-4
Fand' Wildwood Manor and
Atomic Energy Commission
battled to an SO tie in eight
innings.
Scotty Glacken, who Sunday
hit a homer as Gas Light de-
feated Agriculture for the first
half title of the American
Legion Junior Baseball League,
came through again last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-03

ELO oCOLCo.
Charley Rassler, Indian spring- 6
Ronnie Howell, Army Navy 80
Clarence DoSer, Washingtonian
Jimmy Bellizzi, International - 8
Leo Steinbrecher, Richmond 6
Carl Rasnic. Fort Meade 6
Melvin Rowe, Court House 80 6
Walter Romans, Baltimore c. 2
Dick Buskey, Cumberland - Z
Prank Highland. Chestnut Ridge z
Al Jamison, River Bend - z
Bobby Bowers, Springfield - Z
Billy Wrightson, Indian Spring - 4
John O'Donnell, Mount Pleasant z
Dick Mullen, Hagerstown $50 Z
Jack Lowe. Goose Creek Z
Art Jones, Dorado Beach, p. r.. T
Clare Emery, WASHINGTON G&CC- Z
John Haines, Andrews AFB - 2
Jimmy Clark; Argyle -------
George Pigott Andrews AFB -
Chuck Turbett. U. Of Nd. - 2
Dick Whetzle, Woodholme
Dick Sleichter. Chartwell ----- Z
Billy Phillips, Winchester. va Z
Joe Vaeth. Clifton Park ------ z
John Bass, Pine Ridge - z
Lloyd Kelley. Manor ----
Morgan Tiller, Island View ----
John Medved, Chartwell
John Jendrasek, 5parrows Point - z
Gordon Murray, Chevy Chase =
Frank InyernizZi, Valley Range -
Bill Deck, Belair Z
Tom Daily. Brooke Manor 800 Z
Paul Gehring. Clifton Park Z
Dick Ceisinger. Swan Greek -
Larry Wise, Congressional 1850
Dick Carney. Clifton Park 1900 Z
Cos Tiso. Bonnie View
Ron Beverungen, Rolling Road - Z
Jim Hightower, River Road
Dennis O'Leary, Washington G&CC
Billy Wolfe. International $780,
John Musser. All View
Joe Reposkey. Boiling ABB $50
Bob Schulz, Frederick -------- Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-03

HANNITONIAN third In cTedltabIe effort and
rates another chance here. LADYBUG LADYBUG steps
after finishing second. HELLO WORLD should take
. spot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-03
Martin Makes Good Use
Of Handicap in Pro-Am

Although BaSsler didn't share
first place in the best-ball divi-
sion, for the fifth time this
year he got at least a piece
Of first place in the pre-
sweepstakes bracket. BaSSler
shot 81 and tied Ronnie Howell
Of Army Navy and Clarence
Doser of the Washingtonian
Country Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-03

ROSIE REDMOND had late speed in = fHrIonE
HARD ROCK NAN anop, rem $500 and DroS.Ssy
win be favored. PRINCE DOREEN Is better than
this last and might take II all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-03

SEA BANG should rally win here. KNOCKAV0E
will battle to the wire LEVEL DELL drops and rates
= chance.
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JOE KEILYy SELECTIONS
Delaware Park Handbags
Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time, 2 PM

FIRST RACE-Purse, IS 500: claiming (S3,OOOl; g.
year.OldS; 1 mile.
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SIXTH RAcE.FrI.s. $1,000 Fife and Drum Turf

TOM TURKEY impressive winner turf
At Monmouth. REGGIE Is better than his last race.
JALIcO Is sharp new but meets better.
BEST Bottom TURKEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-03

7th-SIO0.OO added. The Suburban
Handicap; 3-yr. g. up; "a mi.
Beau Purple 115 Carry Back 126
Garwol 100 Kelso 132
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-03

entry.
c, H. and B. Stable and Mrs. W. F.
Parks entry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-03

q Hilltop Stable and c. T.. Howell entry.
DUO DE VINO drops bit and looks best In weak
field. DESERT PROMISE looks like the enc 10 beat.
KERIBA second for 5000 In her last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-03

Scotty Glacken, who Sunday
hit a homer as Gas Light de-
feated Agriculture for the first
half title of the American
Legion Junior Baseball League,
came through again last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-03

BoNJoUR Just missed in the Christians Stakes
and appears to be In an easy SPOT. BROWN BOOTS
Is sharp and rates . chance. PEP should take q
money spot.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
Wright and Berg
Top Field Of 49 in
TitIehoIders Golf

AUGUSTA, Ga, April 26
(AP). Long driving Mickey
Wright, whose game is suited
to the rugged Augusta Country
Club course, led a talented
field of 49 players today into
the opening round of the 23d
Women's Titleholders golf tour
nament.
Miss Wright won 10 tourna-
ments and more than $4,000
last year and has been playing
well in 1862. She shares the
role of tournament favorite
with Patty Berg, who seeks
her eighth Titleholders crown.
Miss Wright won last year
with a 72-hole score of 299,
one stroke better than Miss
Berg and Louise Suggs. The
latter, a four-time winner here,
will miss the tournament be-
cause of illness.
Others who figure to be
strong contenders include Betsy
RaWls, often a Titleholders
runnerup, and Marilynn Smith
winner of last weeks Sunshine
Open at Miami.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
BATTERY MATTER ALSO PROBEO
Troiner Is Sus~en -
In LoureI DRUG Ccsc

Trainer Vernon A. Arthur
was suspended today by the
Laurel stewards after a uri-
nalysis of the horse MADDOX. a
winner at Laurel Tuesday,
showed the presence of the
drug "prediSolone or a deriva-
tive thereof"
MADDOX won the fifth race at
Laurel as the l3-to-10 favorite.
The 9-year-old gelding is owned
by Cleveland Skinker'S Fla
mingo Farm. Skinker is a
Washington contractor.
Trainer Arthur was Sus-
pended pending a hearing
before the Maryland Racing
Commission. The Laurel stew
ards redistributed the S2,500
purse in the race won by
MADDOX, giving first money of
S1,625 to the Argonne Stables
Shell0ut, VINO flnlShed second.
The stewards also referred
the case of Jockey Edward
McIvor to the Maryland Racing
Commission.
The stewards charged Nc
Ivor with the suspicion of
having a battery in his pos
session and for violation of a
Maryland racing rule having to
do with association with per-
sons who have been convicted
Of a crime inNany jurisdiction
or consorting with bookmakers,
touts or persons of similar pur-
suits"
McIvor was grounded yes
Evening star., 1962-04-26
Daily Double Pays
More. Than Twin
At Shenandoah

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
April 26 CSpeciaD .-Shenan-
doah Downs daily double
finally stole the spotlight from
the twin double here last night
for the first time in the two
week-old meeting.
With Magic Shield winning
the first race at an eye-popping
$127.40. the daily double scared
to $873.80 after Miss D. T. won
the second race at $3.50.
Meanwhile, the four-race
twin double returned $732.80 to
19 fans. Eighteen 50 tickets
were sold on the daily double.
A crowd of 4,140 turned out
to bet S209,770 as the track
passed the 100000 mark for
the fifth straight night. Wager
ing is now up about 20 per cent
from last year.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
SHENANDOAH
RESULTS

M'gis sh'lS sD,s'dOj is5.Io 1890 GO 1l.so 60
Broom Party EspinOsa) 100
Dottys Charm, Moco Yardley. Whirl-
ing Tint, High Kevin. Hero'S Reward, |
SPECIAL Chick, General Rocket. Time, |
1:lOl5.
8 furlongs.
Miss D. T. tsmall) 1880 500 $50
River Girl tCape) 1.6O 40
Our Polly (RistOn) $50
Running Man aetthereauick, Laddie
DAILY DOUBLE (6-5) PAID SS1S.sO
BBdnSano9i Bd,uS..n }p,55.,t 5% furlOnSs 10 90 %
Forever Bright (Esp'a) lilo $50
Quest Day (ZangarD $3.50
>, Trembling Earth. Dee Dee Doll, Miss
Eovely Ha cSris N'f syer StaF Jaype MiS V!Tats Tms
lIOLs.
4th-S1. 200; l mile.
LIambia; lamb; IL Ray ;,,,I ,G,iddleI $40 800 % $50
dhCelerity Boy lD'y'kis) 800 SO
Macs Request, Dark Dauber, Cash's
Market, Will Jr., .Juber Jet and Devils
white. Time. :442s.
dh-Deadheat for place.
5-S1. 900; furlongs.
Short Straw Clark $50 800 300
Highmuse (SmalD $50 800
SavemenOw (Smith) 3.iO
Zosh, Dix, Kin Sweep. Huladriff,
Well Learned, Dora Doll. So Fancy.
Time, 1:152s.
6th-S1. 200: 5Ia furlongs.
Paper Boss (D'v'kis) 1850 40 $50
Boss Belle CPlumbo) 3.2O 2.6O
Squall CReynolds) 800
Conquer, Thresher, Bahati, Corny
Man, Nancys Love, Miss George. Time.
:0S2s.
7th-S1 300: 31a furlongs.
FametOwn (Verrone) 1860 $50 100
Miseracordia Davidson) 100 3.2O
Mardanherst VasiD $40
O'Keegan, Mr.. Milt. Honeyvim. Crou-
die, Broken Lover. Time, O:4lis.
sth-SI 800: 5la furlongs.
Millers W'ndr (Slars) 600 $50 2.iO
Mr. Billy Page Clark 100 2.6O
Lynn's Birthday Reynolds) 300
Henry Miller, Super Ala. Valley One.
Time. LOSS.
TWIN DOUBLE (2-i-6-5, PAID s732 80
9th-S1. 100: 10 miles.
Loud Applause (CapeD $40 4.6O 1850
Sis-Queen (Hammock) 1920 100
Alaskan Night (Reynolds) $50
Good Colony. Merry Easle. Coral
Rindge. Clinical Proof, Oil Boom,
Beechley, Une Heure. Time. :523s.
Attendance, 4,l40; handle, S2O9,770
Evening star., 1962-04-26
Eisinger, Bogort
Take Golf Honors

John EiSinger shot rs to win
low gross among the members
at CongreSSional's opening golf
field day yesterday and Ralph
Bogart of Chevy Chase matched
him to take low guest gross
score.
Eisinger beat out Jack Con-
nell, with 78, and Jim Bogley
and Bob Chandler, with 79s
while Bogart topped Bobby
Brownell of Chevy Chase, who
shot rs, and Ed Bean of Prince
Georges, with 78.
Donald Hay (82-12-70D won
low net in the members
bracket. while Navy Captain
A. G. Russell's 86-15-71 and
C. Fishers 95-24-71 tied for
low net in the guests division.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
Terps' Stickmen
And Netmen Win
Over Penn Stute

Maryland'S lacrosse and ten
mis- teams brought home deci-
sive victories from Penn State
yesterday, the stickmen win
ming, 1877, and the METERS, To.
The Maryland tennis team,
which has a date with Johns
Hopkins today at Rock Greek
courts, won its sixth match in
seven. Charlie Shapiro and
Gene Gerber remained un-
beaten in the Nos. 4 and 5
singles.
Buddy Beardmore, All-Amer-
ica midfielder, scored seven
goals and Ray Altman reg
istered six assists as the lacrosse
team handed the Nittany Lions
their first defeat in five games
The TerpS, bouncing back after
two straight losses, boosted
their record to 6-3 overall and
ST. against collegiate opposi-
ton.
MARYLAND ---------- g 3 / 6-16
PENN STATE 4 3 o.
Maryland scoring: Beardmore Z, Ait
man 3, Levitt >. Schieb. Anderson,
Minetree. Johnson.
Penn State scoring: Hayes >. Meie
>. Seelig ,. Spencer.
Evening star., 1962-04-26

terday after a small, hands sized
battery was found in the start
ing gate after Tuesdays first
race, in which he won aboard
Rapid Rise, a I'LL shot.
The stewards made it clear
that McIvor is not suspended
but that he is not to accept
mounts until such time as they
can issue a ruling in the mys-
teriouS happenings. McIvor was
slated to ride Storr in today's
second race. but was re-
placed.
The stewards said a more
extensive explanation would be
made when the investigation
is completed.
Ed Mcmahon, local agent of
the TRPA. is handling the in
veStigation for that group and
Bruce Livie, chairman of the
Maryland Racing Commission,
was here yesterday as the
investigation gathered mo-
mentum.
The case actually hinges on
which jockey, if any. dropped
the battery at the start of the
first race. Laurel horsemen
point out that the starting gate
was placed at the seven-furlong
chute for the start of Tuesdays
first race, but that it also had
been there all during the morn
ing hours when horses were
working from the gate in
schooling sessions.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
Moss Improving,
Slightly Regoining
Consciousness

LONDON, April 26 CAP) -
Stirling Moss, British racing
driver, made steady progress
during the night and is nov
slightly regaining conscious
ness" a hospital bulletin re-
ported today
THE apparent paralysis of
the left side of the body is
showing signs of recovery" the
bulletin added. His general
condition is giving no cause
for anxiety"
There had been no previous
mention of Moss having
suffered even partial and
temporary paralysis.
The 32-year-old idol OF
British auto racing has fumbled
at the bandages around his
head in an effort to remove
them.
The doctors regard that az
a good sign" said his father
Alfred Moss. who spent his
third straight night at the
drivers bedside.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
Chambers TuIks
With Gumecocks

COLUMBIA. S. c., April 26
(AP) Bill Chambers, basket
ball coach at William & Mary,
was in Columbia yesterday to
talk about the head coaching
vacancy at South Carolina.
Chambers talked with Ath-
letic Director Marvin Bass.
Bass said he has been i'm
pressed with Chambers since
the days Bass coached football
at William & Mary. Chambers
was a star athlete there at the
time.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
D. c. Boxer Stopped
In Feature Fight

FAIRLESS HILLS, Pa, April
26 (AP) Bob Mckinney, 1870,
Beckley, w. Va, stopped Clar-
ence Hinnant. 1874, Washington,
D. c.. last night on a technical
knockout at 1:43 of the sixth
round of a scheduled eight
round feature at Community
Hall.
Harold Johnson, holder of the
National Boxing Association
light-heavyweight title. boxed
several exhibition rounds with
Sparring partners.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
Norbeck Tourney
Token by Miller

Ed Miller shot a 78 at Nor
beck yesterday to win the
clubs opening day golf tour
nament by one shot over Ber-
ME Libby and Paul Kurtz.
Bud Sickmen and Ken Ben
EFT each shot IS to tie for low
net. Sickmen posted 8l-l6-65
and Bennett 79-14-65.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
Racing Results
Laurel

lst-S2,5OO; cling; 3-yr.; 6 fur. off
1870.
Hap's Honey CHrjosa) 1000 $40 i.2O
I'm II (McKee) 22.9O $50
TruSand (Mafale) $40
Ako-Edgar D., Croydon Prince,
Tight Hold, Iris Luke, Super Mart,
Katzenjammer, Hippy Dip, Janis Gar
ber, Mountain View. Time, 1914.
"d--S2 800: 2 yrs: cling. fur.
StOrr (SOrrentino) 1910 $50 AGO
King Brandy BROWN 2I.8O 1920
SmiIeabit French) l.60
Ear Jack, Penshoe, Wanseer. Zeta.
| Orilina. Pinelane, Muffy. Babybarbelle
and Jersey Miss also ran.
| Time. 1:l5.
Daily DOuble-4 and 9-S115.60
Evening star., 1962-04-26
'a,' 'ehoots
-

de Atlantic PGA's
ID. .la5eur go:f tourn-
tle season comes up
= I~ade ON rrow with
Clte-c..
IN Clark. undafeated
lca taxing over the pro post
Argyo Country Club early
j.. year. will be after his
ocon" sweepstakes victory. He
hot par 10 in the opener at
inC Rad April 16.
Caring times:
FIRST TIE
Morning
!; Zen Beverunsen; sol
ann MYERS: 9:u2-Bob Schuh: 9:lO
'-.'G-Cick Muller: a:34-Bin BaSsler
1,42-Roger Peacock; 9:5O-Harrv
iriesmer; 9:5S-John MusSer; lO:06
-Aa6y Bartolec: lO:lJ-Clarence
Ocser: lO:'33:2!-Bin Deck; 1O'3c-Andy
TENTH TEE
9.Is-Bob6y ocker: 9:2s-stewart
Sirbaugh: l0T34-Dick Sleichter; 9:42
Billy Wolfe: 9:5O-Billy Phillips;
g:5S-Joe Vaeth: lO:O6-Dfck Carney;
1O:14-Paul Haviland: lO:22-Ron
Howell; l0:30-Al Houghton.
FIRST TEE
Afternoon
I:J0-Bill Clarke; 1:0S-George
Jakovics: I:l6-George Pigott; l:24-
Larry Hogan: l:32-.Walter Romans;
l :4O-John ODonneu: l:4S-Charley
Muck: I:56-Charley BaSsler: 2:O4-
Steve Tobash; 2:l2-Vic Conte; 2:2O
Emery; 2:2S-Paul Gehring
TENTH TEE
Afternoon
l:OO--Dick Whether; I:OS-Cos
Tiso: l:l6-Bobby Moran: I:24-
Jimmy Clark; I:32-John Medved:
l:40-Jack Crawford: l:4s-Lloyd
Kelley; I:56-Frank Tenney: 3:O4-
Tom Daily; 2:l2-Frank Highland;
2:20-Jack Henkel: 2:2S-Chuck Tur-
bStt: 2:36-Carl Rasnic.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
Tri-County Meeting

The Maryland Tri County
amateur baseball league will
meet at 8 o'clock tonight at
the Colesville Recreation Gen.
ter. 1t will be the last meet
ing before Sundays opener.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
Astoria Winner Sold

LEXINGTON, KY, April 26
(AP) .-Polylady, a 3-year-old
Polynesian filly who won the
Astoria Stakes last year, was
sold yesterday for 100000 at
the annual spring sale of
thoroughbreds at Keeneland.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
Aqueduct

lst-S3, 800; cling; 3-yr. g. up; mdns.;
fur.
Mci Ting (Errico) 1890 $50 I.SO
Spoon Shot (CruZ) $40 40
Little DucheS (Shirota) 1850
Winter Shh1g SQUASH Middle sdd Kingdom.
Folly, Leyete also ran. Time, 1:261s.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
MINOR LEAGUES

BY the Associated Press
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Richmond 1916. Buffalo o..
Jacksonville 4. Syracuse 3.
Columbus -. Toronto s.
Rochester at Atlanta, postponed.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Vancouver ,. Seattle l.
Tacoma 3, Portland 4.
Salt Lake City Z, San Diego 4.
Spokane at Hawaii. postponed
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville Z. Omaha B.
Oklahoma City 3. Indianapolis 0.
Denver 8. Dallas-Fort Worth ].
TEXAS LEAGUE
Amarillo 8. Austin 0.
San Antonio 5. Albuquerque 4.
El Paso 10, Tulsa z.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Binghamton 4. Elmira 3.
Charleston 4. York ,.
Williamsport Z, sprinsfield 3.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charlotte 3. Augusta Q.
Savannah 10. Asheville IA.
Macon ), Greenville >
Knoxville 9, Portsmouth o.
MEXICAN LEAGUE
Poza Rica .. VeracruZ O.
Mexico City Reds II. Mexico Cit
oniv ifNtdi Games ia; Scheduled.
Evening star., 1962-04-26

5l-Is, Houston Sl-l5. DIP : Lillis, Amalfi-
tano and Larker; Amalfitano, Lillis and
Larker; White and Javier; Aspromonte
and Larker; Lillis and Earker. L0B-St.
Louis IS, Houston IS. 2B-Oliver, Golden.
3B-Ranew, GOtay. HR-Flood, Ranew.
SB- Warwick, Minoso, Landrum. Stills.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
BRAVES. 7; PHILLIES, z
MILWAUKEE

E-Amaro, Callison, H. Aaron 2. PO-A-
Philadelphia 24-l3, Milwaukee 2-l6. DIP
Taylor, Amaro, and Sievers; Menke, Nc
MILAN and Adcock; T. Aaron, Mcmillan
and Piche. LOB Philadelphia ,. Milwau-
kee 8. 2B-Amaro. 3B-Jones. HR-
Mathews, Adcock SB Gonzalez, Jones,
Aaron ST Mathews,
Evening star., 1962-04-26

x-Faced five men n6th.
HBP-By Walker (BorOs). WP- Foy-
tack. PB- Brown. u Hurley, Flaherty,
Runge, Carrigan. T-3:ls. A-q,260.
Evening star., 1962-04-26

K Faced one batter in 9TH; y
Faced two batters in 9th. HIP By Daley
(Aparicio). WP-Ford, Coates. U
Schwarts, Berry, Honochick, Smith. T.
2:n. A-22,A97.
Evening star., 1962-04-26

HIP BY Piche 0Gonzalez), by Keegan
(Jones). WP-Short. U-Pryor, Donatelli,
Secory, Venzone. T-2:26. A-7,3o6.
Evening star., 1962-04-26

x-Faced two men in 9th.
HIP BY Bauta Uarker). WP- Bauta.
U-CrawfOrd, Vargo, Harvey and Barlick.
T-5:l3. AIRS.
Evening star., 1962-04-26

The ocVI1c, I-I-L
enough - ii III y
the hand. was discover l1y q
of the asSisy2n. Ss2r,|rs -
turned ovSr to Eddie Bin.
starter. Eiind gave il % JoS".
Flanagan. steward rSCresenIir
the Maryland Raci1 Co.lil.s
sion. who maGe the frs. an
nouncement Of the inCiden.. !
battery is used to Siiock a i!-rS
into running faster.
Rapid Rise paid $3.50 in
winning the race by I!lrec
lengths, going the seven fur
long in 1:2545, one of the
fastest times of the meeting for
that distance. In the 3-year-
old colts last previous race he
had finished third with McIvor
aboard.
The last Of LaurelS SIS 900
spring stakes events, Saturdays
Senatorial for 3-year-oldS on
turf at a mile. is shaping up
with closely matched field.
Listed as most likely to go
in the event are Brookfield
Farms In Force, Mrs. Walter
M. Jeffords' Post Exchange,
Montpelier's Mongo, Richard
Reynolds Nemrac, Mrs. j.
BoweS Bonds Ole Buddy, Frank
E. Powers Vimy Ridge and
Jaclyn Stables Noble Jay, who
won the 5-furlong Joe E. Lewis
Purse yesterday in impressive
fashion.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
CUBS, 9; DODGERS, s

E-Roseboro, Rodgers, Altman, Brock.
PO-A-Los Angeles 24-s, Chicago 27-q. DIP
Carey, Gilliameand Moon; Hubbs, Rodg-
ers and Banks. L0B-Los Angeles S, Chi
cago 3. 2B-WillS, Williams, Rodgers. HR
-Santo, Snider, W. Davis, Banks, Rodg-
ers. S-POdres. ST Rodgers.
Podres ! . S S ;
L. Sherry IL, I'D Q
x-Hobbie .....5 8 s 3 o 3
Curtis ......2 o o o o
Elston wv, l-o) z o o o
x-Faced two batters in 9Th.
HBP-By L. Sherry Williams). WP-
L. Sherry. U-Landes, Smith, Steiner,
Boggess. T-2:lS. A-s,344.
Evening star., 1962-04-26

E-wood. Boros 2. McAuliffe, Fernan-
dez. PO-A-Kansas City 1-lA, Detroit a.
l3 DP-Howser, Lumpe and Siebern q.
LOB-Kansas City 10, Detroit 7. 2B-
Windhorn. 3B-Lumpe. SB-Wood. s.
Sullivan Windhorn
Evening star., 1962-04-26

POLARITY. beaten only three quarters of length
by T. v. LARK when third in the Laurel Handicap, is
well placed here ROSE TRELLIS is due for top effort
CLOSE ARRAY will be running late.
Evening star., 1962-04-26

HAPPY ANGLE had speed for $500 when fifth
and rates another chance. RICH TALK drops for his
seasonal bow. JASONS STAR meets lesser
Evening star., 1962-04-26

FLAMING SUSIE drops a bit and gets the vote
here. PLUM NELLY is the to beat. BOUNTIFUL
LADY turned in excellent effort when third in
her seasonal debut
Evening star., 1962-04-26
ATHLETICS, 9; TIGERS, 8
KANSAS CITY DETROIT

a-Walked for McAuliffe in 9Th; b.
Flied out for Jones in 9Th; c-Walked
for McDevitt in 7th; d-Ran for Jiminez
in 9TH; e-Singled for Gladding in 9Th;
fran for Wertz in 9Th; Gilt into force
play for Brown in 9Th; h-Singled for
Fernandez in 9Th; IRAN for Maxwell
in 9Th.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
TWINS. 3; ORIOLES. ]
MINNESOTA BALTIMORE

Minnesota oIo 900 Oo7-3
Baltimore .... 900 900 I0o-l
E-Temple PO-A-M Minnesota 27-l2, Bal
Minnesota 7, Baltimore 8. 2B-Allen.
HR- Brandt, Lemon. SB Brandt.
Up II r ER BIB so
NSors Ses wild -g 2 / / 4
Estrada G,l-D
WP Estrada U-McKinley, Napp
Umont, Drummond. T-2:22. A-12,2so.
Evening star., 1962-04-26

900; Ayr olds g. up; cling.
d fur.
! Speedy Answer (no boy) liz 81
8 Shadow Lake (Reynolds) ia Al
Evening star., 1962-04-26
JOE KELLY,S SELECTIONS
At Laurel

Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time. 1880 PM.
FIRST RACE-Purse s2,5OO: claiming (SS,OOO) g.
year-old fileSi furlOngS.
Evening star., 1962-04-26

POLLY'S CLASS just missed for $500 and rates
another chance. ALVA BREWER turned in creditable
effort when fifth in her debut. SUIT NE FINE take
a spot.
Evening star., 1962-04-26

COAST TO COAST is better than his last and should
rally to win here. COACH AND FOUR is the likely
favorite and will battle the wire TROJAN SETH is
capable of taking il all.
Evening star., 1962-04-26

FINKE narrowly beaten in his last by SINH
lar sun SPIRIT is due for top race. TED JOY might
take IL all.
Evening star., 1962-04-26

LAST REPRISE with slEth Improvement should win
here MAYACA better after winning. OIL WORKER
Is better than her last race.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
GIANTS, 8; PIRATES, 3
PITTSBURGH
san FRANCISCO

a-StTUck out for Friend in 9Th; b.
Struck out for Kuenn in 7th; c-Struck
out for OlivO in 9Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-02

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