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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-20
Easter Seal
Fund Campaign
Ends Sunday

Camp Easter Seal summer
treatment center, in Craig C0un-
ty will open for its regular nine
week summer session on June
II. The announcement of the
opening date was made today by
George w. Palmer, president of
the Cumberland-Prince Edward
chapter of the Virginia Society
for Crippled Children and Adults.
The center is a combina-
ton summer camp and treat
ment facility located near New
Castle. approximately Is miles
from Roanoke. It is owned and
operated by the Virginia Society
for Crippled Children and Adults
and serves crippled children
from the entire state. 1t was
built as a joint project in CO.
operation with the Junior Clubs
of the Virginia Federation of
WOmen's Clubs.
The center is financed by East
er Seal funds and camperships
provided by civic clubs and other
groups and individuals. Such
camperships are generally in
the amount of $500. Palmer
pointed out that any group or
individual desiring to send a
child to camp should contact him
or write directly to the Virginia
Society. P. o. Box 1888, Roa-
noke.
The Society's Easter Seal
campaign will end Easter Sun
day. April %. Anyone who de-
sires to make a contribution may
send it to T. P. Reynolds Jr.,
Peoples National Bank. Farm
vile. or to Crippled Children"
in care of the local postmaster.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-20

Miss Anne Lester accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Heath and
family and John N. Heath. of
Church Road. on a sightseeing
trip to Washington, D. G. on Sun
day. They reported, the cherry
trees to be in full bloom and a
beautiful sight.
Members and friends of Mt.
Marian are sorry to learn of the
illness of the pastor, the Rev. T.
P. Reynolds. We hope he will
soon be recovered.
Mrs. Ruby Jamerson has as
guest for a few weeks, her
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-20
'3The Egg And T.
At Randolph-Henry

CHARLOTTE CHI, April 49,
The senior class Of Randolph
Henry high school will present
its annual class play in the
school auditorium at 8 pm. Fri
day night. April q.
The play is two act comedy
"The Egg And T..
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-20

friend. Mrs. Morris.
Here for Easter
Expected home for the Easter
holiday is Miss Bette Lee Mic
chols. of Radford College, and
Cadet Robin Lester, of VPI.
The young peoples class took
charge of Sunday School at Mt.
Mariah Church on Sunday, April
Is. Snead cambridge acted as
superintendent of Sunday School,
Faye Jeter and Johnny Nixon.
as secretary and treasurer. Bun
ny Hurt sang, Il am Satisfied
accompanied by Mrs. E. M. Wal
ton on the piana.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-20
Mrs. Wright Has
Nice Surprise

GUINEA MILLS. April 80
Mrs. M. w. Wright was pleasant
ly surprised when she checked
her WSVS radio sweepstakes
ticket last Friday and found she
had the lucky ticket worth sos
in cash.
Week end guests Of Mr.. anG
Mrs. Frank Vogel were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Holman, Of Rich
mond.
Calling on Miss Pauline Cor
son. recently, were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wood. OF Buckingham
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Bowling, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Spencer, OF
Farmville.
Expected guests on Wednesday
OF Mrs. Junior Moorefield are
Mrs. Charles Southall and Mrs.
Gene Southall, of Tuggle.
Mrs. j. M. Hedrick and Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Moorefield cal
led on Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Er-
win, Saturday night.
Peggy Hedrick and Peggy In
gle, enjoyed being together at
Peggy Ingle's home, Saturday
Visitors in the E. w. Blanton
home, Sunday. were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Godsey, Mrs. c. M.
Price and Mrs. Jack Reed, Mr..
and Mrs. C. M. Price. Jr., of
Sandston, Mrs. G. L. Carter, OF
Richmond. On Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Blanton
stopped by.
Entertains Fellowship
Miss Jean Metzger entertained
the Youth Fellowship at her
home Anchors Down. April 3,
with about 20 present.
Lee Moorefield had the mis-
fortune to cut his leg on power
saw Saturday morning, reqllir-
ing about Is stitches. we hope
he gets along nicely.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. M. w.
Wright is her brother, David
Franklin. Of Richmond. Sunday
they called on Mr.. and Mrs.
R. j. Wright.
Miss Beth Blanton was a week
end guest of Mrs. Lottie Brown,
Of Guinea.
Mr.. and Mrs j. M. Hedrick. Of
Plant City, Florida. arrived Fri
day evening at the w. c. He'd
rick home. Mrs. Hedrick flew
home MONDAY but Mr.. Hedrick
I remained fer a while. Calling on
III AACIi An D IidFC DCSIl WI. anu
Mrs. Leonard Scott and Sharon,
w. NJ Rowe, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Dunn, Of Dillwyn, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. ". Sutton and children, Of
Buckingham.
Honors Birthday
Mrs. j. B. Blanton was honor
ed on her 18th birthday Sunday.
We wish her many more. Mr..
and Mrs. H. B. Wilkerson and
Sally. Of Bon Air. called Oh her
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Moore
field were in Richmond. Tues
day of last week, to visit Mrs.
Armstead Bradley, at Richmond
Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Eedrick
and children were recent supper
guests Of Mr.. and Hrs. Lee
Moorefield.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-20
Easter Egg Hunt
At Moose Lodge

The Women Of the Moose will
have an Easter egg hunt for all
the children of members Of the
Farmville Moose Lodge, Satur-
day afternoon from "a pm. at
the Moo. e Lodge.
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Sniffen Tops
Boy Sailing

ANNAPOLIS July % CAP)
Tim Sniffen of the Hampton
CVa0 Yacht Club squeaked to
a 12-point victory in the junior
division of the Chesapeake Bay
sailing championships yester-
day.
Sniffen wound up the two
day series with % points,
Margie Myers of the Tired Avon
Yacht Club at oxford, Nd,
and Jim Scott of the Annapolis
Yacht Club each had 221a
points.
Gordon Jennings Of the Elk
River Yacht Club took the
mems division with 20l2 points,
and Chuck Gotta of the Severn
River Yacht Club won the
midget division with 1891
points.
Summaries:
Men OlNlSlOn-ls COrQonaJenn
Elk River CMd) Yacht Club, 3-3-I- 81
GOA; .. Walt Hall. Potomac River
Sailing Association, I-5-3-I-3: 1871;
3, Chester Baum, Tired Avon Yacht
Club, oxford. Md. WD-l-4-4-2: IAL,
4, Dr.. Stuart Walker. Severn Sailins
Association, severna Park, Nd. 80.
2-5-DNF: Is; ) Bill Blakely. Glenmar
SAILING ns, Association, Baltimore, "A
Junior division. Tim sniffen,
Hampton. Va, Yacht Club, 3-2-2-4-2
%; ., Margie Myers, Tired Avon zach;
Club, 5-1-3-3-1: 22h: 8. Jim Scott,
Annapolis Yacht club, I-5-i-5-3: 22Is
lNo tie. since Myers ahead in 3 OF
5 racesl; 4, Julie weigel, Potomac
River Sailing Association, 2-4-4-I-WD:
21k; 5, Tom Hodus, Bush River md }
Yacht Club. 4-3-5-2-WD: IA: 6, Joe
Green; Indian River Yacht Club, 6-6-
WD-DNS-DNS: 3.
Midget division, Chuck Gotta,
Severn Sailing. Association, 1-I-I-3:
1888; ., Tot Myers, Tired Avon Yacht
Club, 2-2-4-1: 15h; 3. Ned Morgan.
Hampton Yacht Club. 4-4-2-3: III: 4,
Tom jenkins, Gibson Island md !
Yacht SQUADRON, 1884: o; 3, Marci
Carter, Corsica River Yacht Club,
Centreville, Nd, 3-5-DNS-DNS: 4.
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Washington Conoeists
Take Potomac Regatta

The Washington. Canoe Club
will be heavily represented in
the National Canoe champion
ships Saturday and Sunday at
the Water Sports Center as a
result of yesterdays Middle
States regatta on the Potomac.
The Washington club swept
eight of nine races in the
regatta held above Key Bridge.
Roger Van de Meulebroecke of
the Potomac Boat Club nipped
ex-Olympian Frank Ravens in
the 1,000-meter Canadian sin
giles for Washington's only loss.
Ravens took an early lead
but Van de Meulebroecke began
moving up at the halfway
point and won by about 4
feet. Potomac was the only
other club entered.
Mike Moonan led all the way
to win the kayak singles for
juniors, with Dick West second.
Tom Adkins of Potomac
claimed a foul for third place
and the referee decided a run
off between Adkins and Dan
Sullivan will be held tomorrow.
The first three finishers in
yesterdays regatta won berthS
in the National championships.
Summaries:
Canadian singles Junior-1, John
Beerbower washington Canoe Club :
Mike Moonan CWCC); 3, Andy Wei
gand (WCC).
Canadian singles (senior)-I, Roger
Van de Meulebroecke Potomac Boat
Club: ., Frank Ravens (WWC): 8,
Dennis Van Walkenburgh (WWC).
Kayak singles Junior. women 500
meters-1, Debby Smith (WCC); 2,
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124. Now she gets in the Della
ware with her originally as
signed 121.
However, Rose O'Neill and
Linita may face some stiff
competition in the Delaware.
Resting on the sidelines last
week end were Cicada, the s.
year-old filly who already has
earned more money than any
other female thoroughbred in
the world. and Darby Dan
FARMS Primonetta.
The latter had been expected
to start in the New Castle, but
Trainer Jim Conway had a
last-minute change of mind
and did not enter the four
.year-old filly, who is unbeaten
this year.
There also is another fas-
cinating angle to the Della
ware.
Willie Shoemaker, a posi-
bility to ride Cicada, might fly
east with Longden to appear
in the race. This would mean
that Ferraro and the Shoe"
would meet on common ground
for the first time in their
head-to-head battle for the
national lead.
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Sally Gants CWcc); 3, Liz Rothman
(WCC). Time, $3.50.
Canadian tours (senior)-1, VICE
Drank Ravens, Andy Weigand, Dennis
Van Valkenburgh, John Beerbower); 2,
PIC. Time. 1920.
Kayak singles tjunior)-1, Mike
Moonan (WcC): 2, Dick West CwCc) ;
3, Dan Sullivan Cwcc. Time, 1928.
Kayak singles (senior)-l. Charles
Landmark (WCCl; 2, John Van Dyke
(PBCl; 3, Mike Moonan (WCC). Time,
4:12.0.
Canadian tandems Cjunior)-I, Lee
Stitzenberger and Andy Weigand
(WCC); 2, Dennis Van Valkenburgh
and John Borrower (WCC; 3, jeff
Moonan and Scott Smith (WCC). Time,
1890.
Canadian tandems (senior) l,
Roger Van de Meulebroecke and Wal
ter Haase CwcC); 2, Frank Ravens
and Charles Landmark (wcC); 8, Dick
Cavaiola and Bob Cavaiola (PBC).
Time, 1900
Kayak tandems Ciunior)-1, Charles
Eastwood and Ran Sullivan CwcC); 2.
Fred Allen and Dick West CwCC); 3,
Bill Smith and Guy ssnborn CPBC).
Time, 4:33.O
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BuItimoreun Wins 4 Titles
In Tidewuter Regatta Action

NORFOLK, July % (AP).-
Little Don Christy, one of the
country's best outboard hydro
plane racers, did everything but
make his boats talk yesterday.
BY winning four champion
ships in the Tidewater Motor
Boat and Racing Association
Regatta, the 23-year-old Balti-
more construction worker dem
onstrated once again his unique
skill afloat.
With the A, B and c stock
hydro titles safely sailed away,
the 5-foot-six, 150-pounder
pilot got off to a bad start in
D-the top stock class.
AS the boats flashed across
the starting line Christy'S hit
a rough spot and stood up on
its stern, perpendicular to the
water. The Red Devil actually
walked upright only a second
but that was long enough for
the rest of the field to leave
Christy at least 1000 yards
behind.
However, before the courst
on the Elizabeth Rivers east
ern branch was run. Christy
had picked up 975 of thost
yards. He barely missed nosinG
out the eventual champion
Tom Barrett of Bethesda. Md
To climax a hot summe,
afternoon, Christy ran a stool
motor in the Modified c out
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TRACK SUMMARIES

STANFORD. Calf. July %
(AP). Summaries of second
day events at the U. S. A
U.S.S.R. dual track and field
meet:
4OO-meter hurdles, Willie After
e. g. of 1888 1881 g. e Rex c PalEis.
Us. 5 R.. 500. Z, esOrEisy c AsaSS.
:sSs =. ROser savers t 9. 8 A.. - : 3 O.
Amin TuysEov. u. s. 8. r.. :si.5.
500 meter rum. Jerry siebert;
y; s. "A 1iA6.4 sBet tiers. meet os record
Jim pSpree. U. 5. 4. i ass, 3 Vale:
ASra5 u KriTOsheev. . T. J. s. s. r. feo
3,OOO-meter steeplechase--l, Niko-
H lay s0sY9 aSnr u 3. 3. r. s4%;S Pat
EvdoEOmOv. q. S. s. r. S:o&.O.
rs r. lump fee, Es!s;s s ssSRs
world record Of ,7-4h by Brunei
1s6 JistS e Gene sa1s,S Sohns9n s A. 7-S'
SHOW cleared height on first jump.
Thomas on second.
Discus throw; al oberter, UsA;
record l9I-9ia By jay silyerter, 1e61j ::
Rink Babka. UsA, 193-101a; a.
Vladimir 'Trusenev.- UssR. 1899: 4
Kim Bukhantsev, UsSR. 1S4-6.
s:$SS.ss SSstfsS: American record 81 q
record Of 3:43.S By Beatty, 1s61; -
Ivan Beletskiy, usSR, 3:41.0:. q
Keith Form ran UsA, S:41.2; 4-vasiliy
1000 meters: 1-Pyotr BOlotnikoy,
USSR, 13:55.6 meet record), old
record 1884 by Bolotnikov. 1851 =;
$-A ale. AM r., ArtynyHk ussR I'd 15:O5.4;
John Gutknecht. UsA. 14:31.5.
Hop,stsp,jump: 1-vladimir Cor
oles FedOfssy' ussR; 5a-iS; $-Btn
snare share ,,s HsA; q 5G2-4N; Herman
S'G iSo6-@ 9sa; 0I fsiay: 1-usA Ray
saddler 46,S Rex cawley 1872. Dave
Archibald .45.4. Ulis Williams 45.4)
SS:O3is (betters meet record Ct 3:07: Q
Courtney, Eddie Southern Glenn Davis,
1859; 2-USSR (Vadim Arkhipchik
An Viktor Oychkov 47.3. Vastly
Anisimov 40. Grisoriy Sverbetov
4S.9). 3:09.9.
Javclin: Janis Lusis, USSR, 269
feet 6 inches; 2-viktor Tsybulenko
USSR. 1862; 3-Dan Studney, USA
245-0; Mick Kovalakides, USA
23S-31a.
WOMEN
200 meters-1, Vivian Brown, USA.
0:23.7. .. Maria Itkina, USSR. O.23.S.
3,Valentina Maslovskaya, USSR, 0:24 3
4, Carol Smith, uSA, O.24.5.
s0-meter hurdles-l,. Trina Press,
USSR, O:10.S. 3, Cherrie Parish, USA
O:11.2. 4. jeanne Terry. USA, O:11.3
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Harrison Wins
Rose Park Play

The Georgetown mems invi.
rational tennis tournament
wound up with a furry of &C.
ton yesterday at Rose Park as
Harvey Harrison won -four
matches to take the champion
ship.
Harrison beat Mickey Bote-
Ter, 81, 6-l, in the quarter fin
ais and John Perry, 60. 60,
in the semifinals. He defeated
Gene Scheel, 60. 6-3, in the
final.
Scheel gained the final by
defeating Endy Soekerto, 6-3,
60, and Alezk Karis, 6-3, 81.
In an earlier third-round
match, Harrison started his
busy day with a 60, 60 vic
tory over Harold Kaplan.
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$50. SoO-% 1,ssn rgn 10 Lyudntls, L.,
Parlyuk, USSR, 2:09.6. 8, Leah Ben
nett, usA. 2:1O.4. 1, lBetters, pending
Bennett, 1862. i, sandra Knott,
USA, 2:11.6.
Shot, Tamara Press. UsSR. 81
feet a inch. lBetters meet record Of
56-7 by Miss Press, 196D. ., Galins
zybina, USSR, 55z. u6.7S). Earlene
Brown, usA;; Ash. 4. Cynthia Wyatt
Broad jump. TaHana schel.
2, Willye White, USA, 2O-3h. 3, Vera
Krepkina, USSR, 1854. 4. Edith Nc
CURE, USA. 1894.
DECATHLoN
ilo-mstsr hurdles-;l, Vastly Kuz
Psuly: usA. las (S67l: 8, Pau
Kutenko, USsR. Withdrew after thre
events yesterday due to illness but vii
score one point for finishing in fourtl
PiscHss@s:i; Kuznstsoy. 1875 feet
g. Herman, 1910 l6s3l. ..
tsdSSls VaSlsmh Herman gSn ,I lSS;1os
Javelin3i. Z kuan a2i aas feet az
inches C977). 2; Pauly, 215-6h C764J
1850; 2, Pauly, sol (253). 8
Final score-1. Kuznetsov, 1880
2, Herman, 1858: 8, Pauly, 6,996. 4
kutenko. 1856 withdrew after thre
events due to illness).
Final team scores-Men: Unite
states l2S Russia 107. Women: Russii
| SO, United States Al
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board class and added the
fourth title to his list.
Summaries:
A utility. Sick Chich. Robert Z.
Lee. Richmond Ill. 5000: 2-Slick
Chick. Robert Sawyer. Richmond l2-3.
s sSS'; iS IVES Ss Chip RiekS Ksrn' Nor
5 utility: i-Dus-out, Doug Tenn
pie. Scotland Neck, NC. t2-1,. 700l;
Sty II ( SsIs,m S2S) Ok Tat
c utility; Miss Tootie. Charles
cuilllan, Williamsburg Ill. 5000; p
Sea Chip. Ricky Karn. Norfolk (2-2.
S S4i 1@did name not tn E5ans sss ce0rss
d utility: 1--Firepower, Molly Simp-
son. Portsmouth Ill. 5000; Pride
and Joy Too, Milton Decatur, Midway
Island (2-2. 5000: note: only two en-
x stock hydro: Red Devn. Don
Jumpin' Jane, Jane Smith. Ridley
Park, Pa. (2-4 469); 3-No name, Bob
LeEch: WASHINGTON. D. C.. L5L2,, Ago
chSis ssOf Ba hzS5U d. reg sO6 pew 6sa
onimo, Charles Wood. Thomasyille
N. c. (3-2, $3.50: 3. Miss Dixie Bell
Floyd Owens. Elizabeth City. N. C
ia, 40B).
C Stock Hydro. Red Devil. Don
Dat. Jim Manhattan. Richmond (6-2.
| 3o5): 3, Naughty Jane, Jane Smith,
Ridley Park, Pa. (2-6, $3.50. Note:
Manhattan was second because Of
shorter elapsed time.
A Outboard Hydro, That's All
Jim Rogerson, Portsmouth Q-l. 5000
2, Calamity Jane, Jane Smith, Ridley
Park, Pa. (2-2. 5000. Note: Only
two starters.
B Cupboard Hydro. Back Again
Otis Smith, Franklin Ill. 5000; .
Cat Bud. Bill Grover, Norfolk (2-2
5000. Only two starters.
D Stock HYDRO, Movin' on, Tom
Barrett. Bethesda. Md. i'll. S00): .
Red Devil. Don Christy, Baltimore
t2-3, $685.. 3. Drifter, Gene Bridge
man. Roanoke Rapids. N. C. (4-2. 469l
Cupboard Hydro Red Devil
Don Christy. Baltimore eel, ZOO: 2
Miss Charl. James Hoggard. Norfolk
49,, 525); 2. No name, Edmund. En-
poria Q-did not finish, 400.
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8 Area Teams
Gain Virginia
Ruth Tourney

Vienna, Crossroads and Hern-
don will represent District III
in the Virginia Babe Ruth
tournament at Clifton Forge
Wednesday.
The Vienna Mats repeated as
the area western section cham
pion over the week end, de-
feating Falls Church American,
81, in the conclusion of a game
that was halted by rain Satur-
day.
Herndon whipped Springfield
American, 6-3. to take the CEN
trail section crown, while Cross
roads blanked the Springfield
Mats, 60, behind Steve Frank
Inns pitching.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-23

The MISUNDERSTANDING
New Castle Stakes last Satur-
day was supposed to throw
some light on the Delaware
Handicap, but as it turned out
it did not prove anything that
was not already known.
Rose O'Neill, a 4-year-old
filly owned by Bert W. Martin
Of San Marine, Calf, won the
New Castle with remarkable
ease, reiterating that she is
one of the best older fillies in
training. 1t was her fifth
stakes of the season.
However, there was one sour
note connected with Rose o.
Neill's triumph. Her victory
gives her three more pounds
for the race. This means that
the filly will carry I26. APP
prentice Ronnie Ferraro, who
rides at about los pounds, will
be packing plenty of lead.
Johnny Longden, who pilot
ed Linita, the California cham
pion mare, did not seem over
anxious to drive his mount too
hard in an effort to overtake
Rose O'Neill in the shorter and
leSSer-endowed New Castle.
Had Linita won, she would
have been required to carry
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Germun Boxer Dies
After Being Kuyoed

BAYREUTH, Germany, July
% (AP).-Emil Braun, a 49,
year-old high school student
and ANA teur middleweight
boxer, died in hospital yester-
day from a knockout punch he
received in a bout Saturday
night, police reported.
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Davis and Harrison
Win in Mall Tennis

Wilbur Davis, seeded No. /,
had to battle all the way yes
terday before knocking off Joe
Williams. No. 2 seed, 6-3, ST,
Ga, in the mems singles final
of the Mall Tennis Clubs 26th
annual tournament at Turkey
Thicket.
Doris Harrison, seeded Sec
ond, defeated Dorothy Korna-
gay, 60, ga, to take the
women's crown. Miss Kornagay
had upset top-seeded Bessie
Stockard from Atlanta in the
Semifinals.
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Bicycle Champion

QUEBEC, July % (AP). -
Toby Locke Of Los Angeles, won
the Tour du Maskinonge, a
grinding 240-mile bicycle race
for junior racers yesterday.
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At THE RACES
Track to Close
With q Smash
By JOE KELLY

STANTON, DEL, July 23.-Deaware Parks long summer
meeting closes Saturday afternoon and like the old vaude
vile show the smash act has been reserved for the final hour
The weekend Delaware Handicap. billed the richest
in the world for lies and building script
had been written for the me-and- a-auarter classic
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Storage Nine
Beats Brooklyn

An 11-run uprising in the
fourth inning gave Federal
Storage a 1913 victory over
Brooklyn in a sandlot baseball
game played on the Ellipse,
Brooklyn had won a double
header Saturday.
Kelvin Mahoney's three-run
triple featured the Washing
ton clubs big inning. George
Kalafatis hit a three-run homer
for the visitors and Steve Hol-
loway had a solo clout for Fed
eral Storage.
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AS, II; TIGERS, 3

E-Fernandez. Po-A-Detroit 24-S, Kan
sas City 27-l6. d. -McAuliffe, Wood and
Cash; Lumpe, Causey and Siebern. LOB
Detroit ., Kansas City 2.
B-Colavito, Fernandez 2. 3B-Tarta-
bull. HR Wood, Lumpe, DelGreco, Nc.
Auliffe. SB-Tartabull, Wood. ST. Charles,
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LISTS, 900: cling; 3-yrs. g. up; mdns.
Msa'daie 1I2 (Thb'D 600 I.2O 400
Kildare 110 (E. Nels0n) 1910 SET
SalOnika lie (Guyton) i.i0
Spurana. Rimini. Our Helene. Count
Mist, Face Powder, Charles Anthony,
Lucky Stranger. Time. 1:40b.
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ORIOLES, 8; TWINS, 6

E-Battey, Power PO-A-B Baltimore H.
70, Minnesota T-l3. DP-Robinson, Adair
and Gentle; Hansen, Adair and Gentle
Kralick, Versailles and Allen. LOB-Balti-
more TO-, Minnesota s.
2B Roberts, Allison. HR - Kille-
brew, Brandt, Allen, Gentle. SB- Brandt,
-Battey, Allen, Robinson. Shuttle,
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Race Results
Aaueduct

BY the Associated Press
1st-S3,5OO; cling; 2-yr. mdns.; 5h
fur.
Hidden Valley CBOve) $40 400 $50
StArlike Errico) 1900 $40
Ballston Spa (AdamO $40
All in Favor. Flamin Things, Noble
Bird, Night Sparkler, Flilatonga, Mer-
rick Ana, Malena. Time, 1:062s.
2d-S3,500; cling; 3-yrs.; fur.
knight Eyes (Sellers) 800 40 800
shawnee Mission (ROtE) 7.2O $50
Some Step lPierce) $50
Howard W, One Note. Eddiejon.
Bluebonnet Belle, First Spat, Noor's
Light. Time, Zig.
DAILY DOUBLE (6-D $3.50
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WP- Casle. U-Flaherty, Smith, CARR
gan, Hurley. T-2:4o. A-7,3Sl.
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x-Faced. three men in 9th.
WP- Wilhelm. U-McKinley, ChyIak,
Umont, Stewart. T-2:56. A-30,03l.
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Late Saturday
Baseball
ANGELS, 4; INDIANS, o

E-Koppe, Mcbride. PO-A-Cleveland
24-7, Los Angeles 27-l5. DP-McBride
Moran and Burgess. LOB Cleveland S,
Los Angeles 9.
2B-Francona, Burgess HR-Wagner.
SB-Pearson, Wagner. ST Thomas, Bur.
CESS.
Up H R Err BIB so
Funk O 3
Mcbride wv, ll.O 3 i
HBP-By Ramos Roppe, Torres); By
McBried Philhps). PB- Rodgers u
Berry, Honochick, Schwarts, Saerno. T.
2:02. A-25A5h
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x-Faced two men in 9TH.
U-Honochick, Schwarts, Saleruo, Der
~. T-2;57: A-2o,665 Os,so2 paid.