davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1962-05-11

ference was in the field, where
Suitland made one error while
the losers had q little less luck,
they committed 16.
MARYLAND
GATBURq ----- 600 900 90 o 3
WHEATON, HEAT ESu.S-50 ol3 029 O0S s !
Besif: 'wriEhs and sosswef. 't' anu
koAk.4hHwoop Se;A.h - Yssss o6oS 6SoS ~ 3 2
Matson t6) and smith coe and Jen. s.
sen. HR-Jackson (Bl) Sd. none on.
gTcRE gE7E.nA MONT = = 99SS dd0oS dd0oS S-1s4
Mhits ana SchWartSbeccS: c lawrence,
Bigelow (5), and Birdwel.
DuvAL 80 900 0-3 5 1
BLA'SBURG - 100. 600 OIL 4 /
Norris and PTovencal: Godsey and
Rogers.
sTFTvAHR ssTRvffIa - SSSSsS SSSSsS 4SS ISS &2SSlll Il
Miller, Brussbaq i6l and Brown; Ris-
sell: MeQse go. Lindahl !6l and Ne.
(suitlAnd) 6th. two on.
SoETsaAMFx- sScoS5sAF ----- SS2 tSS tSS 9fLslSS :
Lynard, Morrow ~ and sprouse:
Mcdonald, Prange (5l Bresnaham (6j
FART HTS. - 600 QIo OIL 3 9
johnson. DALEY IS ts6 and md Hamilton:
Gresick and Cubbago.
NQRTHERN VIRGINIA GROUP la
wAsHdFFoRR-LEr WAAsEHEtTFbR 66G 659 otS otS GsisS
Sshie6el tSl and Burner. HR-oarber
HRSEEEEryyEE HsR0yEEr yyEERNoN SO4 SS9 9SQS l-AaY
Pacelia and Cash; penite and sny-
der. HR-calhOun tdJ 4th, none on.
aAaIGSEP dHoI G%SEzP2EroN sSs 30 SSS SSs SSEs1G4$$
ham, Connors Isl and Wright. HR-
MeMsnamim loW) %. one on; Gage
FALLS CHURCH o9o 100 IA 81
Alspaush and TcHliinra Otis and
Spear l'G
CATHOLIC
SSESzz1A29A SSz z1.2 1870 99ddgg ddooo- II
DeMasA Mshisr and ponn.isn SGr YSS Togan. soSls Z
NTERHIGH
EEsSszTESlosT4A- EsszTSsN4 A----- SgSS SS9S 9YS 91S "a 81
Partridge. oardnsr. (6) and Tate,
Dean (6l; stover and Absher. HR-
DUNBAR ------ S9S SSC IttSS dttSS a-s,5s
,TWins and Hin. Kinsrd 81; Fssts,
Dunbar' 9th. I've h0 q.
sTEossTEEl sTEo sEEfHH;s SRHE : iSS iCS SSSSS SSSSS S-iSS1S :
and -; pyas. G Biil IsS. Palmer t7j; Mullen
O'Malley (3) and Abbo,
abb sbsPKSsri PTspS. 7ts. e. two % on. a. Two on
81. AIBANs 900 100 % 4 u
Kopiovits and Kupka; Kruettnsr and
Foote.
gypILlL4Is EFT PSER 80 gSd ga SdS os.S S9ls !
six; Bush, PuryaW (5), -Breeh (6) and
Hickman, Underwood C7).
MD. FRosH - 1os 900 900 oI-S52
HIGH POINT 800 O01 900 02--6 4
and MaTtsr buiier. Nevsk IsJ and
HHR-wyEill CMd.l. Sd, two on.
FLINT HILL = 900 100 1-.gI4
Ford, Glass az, oei6 ~ drr,soH arc RAIN
PARKER GRAY 401 0Q2-3g
LUTHER JACKSON O1O QO1-z a.
veney and Hill; Brown Parks w
! and Barnett.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
ROsearoH Results

1st-Ss00; troti / mi.
Golden G0eds parker
1890 ESQ 4.2o
Pinehaven Ken (Delote) 4.80
Yola, scotts First, Royal Boot. Gus
sic Hanover. Idean Folee. Tine, z:Os.
pace; / nj.
Great Duke (siferD $50 $40 ESQ
Camden AdiOa (Riddlek) 2.S0 2.2e
Camden Bingen, Del Volo, BIZ Bea-
serassSsd @ % Nv Horses. Lady and
AH1h DanT DOUBLE ta-0 PAID $3.50
$4,000; trot: / mi.
Mabel ri Le l!ames) 0.4O $40 $50
Fleetwood (Riddick) S.40 $50
Dolly Scott (DenniBl 7.80
Scottish Key, chockoyotte Pride. Cass
Hunt, Edna Regent In Land. Time,
4th-SsO0; pace; 1 mi.
kahlastadt (yamesl 2I.20 300 $40
Pleasant Time (HObbs) 100 4.2O
CupIds Direct lMyer) sac
Thuban Pick, Sadie 7. Time. 2:Oe.
5th-S1 400; pace; / mi.
Majors Brownie ". Crank
P.rry Guy Cw,l,ou, 1900 s.sS s.sS s.sS s.sS
AfiinstSn HansVer (Has.n) 0''O $40 $40
wealthy, Doug A View, Faith Dee,
Gan Reward. fancy Cold. Time.
2:O52s.
eth---S1 900; C-1 trot; / mile.
Jackie Mckinney (HnebsekI
yicki Dean tyame., low "a SzS
Miss Boot (RathbOne) 500
Chico Hanover, saliy's Dreamboat.
Manda Hanover, Vic'S Mystery. Ready.
Time. 2:O74S.
7th-SeO0; pace; / mi.
COnnemara (Crank) 4.2O SEQ 2.G0
Rachel Roseeroft (stayton) 1850 ESQ
Dave Herman (Dennisl SEQ
Mission Hop. Arva Hanover. Time,
2:07.
sth-S1 100; pace; / mi.
lady Elizabeth boyd $50 $50 $50
Golden Flame (PaFkeF) 900 5.eO
DtAnne G. tSmithl 500
Whiz, Poplar Scott, Smooth Line,
Hernen Direct. Alton Midnight. Time,
2:06Ss.
9th-S90O; pace; 1 mi.
Shamrock Sue HOngl
Yankee BYRD CCrankj 500 S.SS
Selection (Draperl $50
Little River Pete, Mildred Belle.
Eitcnetts filly. Philips Lad, Ellen Jay.
Twin Double paid S2.7s7. 40 TO four
holders Of the 6-S-2-4 combination in
last four races; Attendance 4,633. To-
tai handle S2oO,6S6.
Evening star., 1962-05-11

FORT WORTH, Tex, May IL
(AP). - Arnold Palmer, his
booming driver under control
and sporting q one-stroke lead,
headed q classy field today
into the second round Of the
Colonial National Invitation
Golf tournament.
The handsome hotshot from
Pennsylvania served notice yes
terday that he fully intends to
add to his long list the title
that has painfully evaded him
in seven previous appearances
here.
Palmer, the tours leading
money winner with $50, ,3Oe,
shot a sizzling 81 to take COM
mand Of the $40, 400 event and
zero in on the $1,000 first-place
check.
The three-under-par round
left him with q stroke ahead Of
South African Gary Player,
Doug Ford and Bo Wininger
and two shots out front Of five
others.
At SO were Jack Nicklaus,
Jacky Cupit, Johnny Pott and
veterans Tommy Jacobs and
Bill Collins.
Palmer was magnificent from
the tee yesterday and was the
first to admit 1t.
IT drove Just perfect" he
said. ''Never off line. I missed
the fairway only once"
He blamed an erratic S-iron
for two Of his three bogies but
declared there was no excuse
for the bogies anyway.
He collected six brides and
through II holes was five under
par before running into trouble
at the 12th. His birdie puts
ranged from Is feet to 142 feet
and three other birdie puts
bounded in and out Of the hole.
"It could have been one Of
my best rounds" he added.
Player, who accompanied
Palmer through the first IS
holes, defined Palmer's showing
as "a helluva first round"
"I was one under par ct one
point" the personable Player
Evening star., 1962-05-11
AlI-Stur Cast Completes
In 6 Commissioners Tennis

Henry Foss, the No. 2 ranked
senior in the Greater Washing
ton Tennis Association listings,
will be the first player to test
top-seeded Don Ralph when
the D. c. Commissioners Invi-
rational tennis tournament
opens tomorrow.
Ralph. the No. player in
the Middle Atlantic rankings
and former Notre Dame star,
headlines the all-star cast for
the two-day event at the new
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets
NV. courts. The tourney is
limited to the top 16 players
in the area.
Others, seeded in order are
Evening star., 1962-05-11
LEADS BY SHOT AT 81
Palmer Making Bid
For 1st COLONEL Title
As~oM p1ISes

said. "and felt like I was a
hacker"
Mike Souchak. former Colo
nial champion, celebrated his
35th birthday in bitter disap-
pointment. He and Ken Ven
turi were disqualified for post
ing incorrect scores on the 18th
hole.
Souchak, who shot a 70, erred
when he mistakenly dropped
his ball off a service road. ven-
turi, an 80 shooter, signed for
q five. although he made o six,
and was not aware Of the mis-
cue until he turned In his score
card at the final hole.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
Shenandoah Results

1st-S1. 100: 3h furs.;
Rosln &C, d. ClaFkl 2l6o &4Q
Margie pulin, sword Of Mine. Gypsy
Colony, Fleet Turn, Wendy Emm,
Weather Bulletin, Cinderalla Star.
16.4O 1L0Q $50
II!sns Ira, Eeso SEseeso 1I.0o -SSSS -SSS
Jet Tie. Fiddler, ouantum Glare, Ny
KIND. Wsepers Joy, FL Lucera. Broom
DAILY DOuBIE PAID--saO1.2o
3d-S1 900; 1 mile.
MhirllnE Ngr.s tk,dlsl 1880 $50 4.Se
N.naon., MssassSy Vi CCAjIAau,SCIs "A ,SIsrA' o.0O S SS
AiRSseri Potter rissWicR. at chasmarda. siiIs Sins
Jet, Shadow Lake. Irene Terres. Miss
Easton. Time. 1:43h.
4sHfaSl fafe Z sSR;irssilaS sSSSR; jur' sso 400 400
susy's PurF (BoFgemsenke) 800
Star Parade, Royal Mum, Trembling
Earth. SIS Lou, Fairey's Pond, Blend
ing Wind. Time. 1:Oeas.
5th-Sl, 100; lii miles.
DlseonceEted OEsD'aI 4O.00 1Iye0 ego
Be- LofIand 1seldomridsel 800
nS KEEP ESsey oSS cole iSssst 9SnSt I. rsnce
Nonnie, Areas. Time, 1:49ss.
6th-S1, 100; mi.
GEN S'n Girl (Di'kisl 7.60 $50 40
supFemus Babe (B'menke) 2O.OO 9.o0
Nea anYaenherTy h pr,eevise. jr. payils
White Macs Request. Dee Dee Doll.
Rhythm Beat. Time. 1:44ts.
scratched-Holiday cou0uette.
Wythcposi t6,vidsenS 21.0e SEQ $50
Vanesian Read lPTbo) 1O.40 100
Mister PetFOSe (Teaguel TAO
Swim the River. Silver Dude, Always
Fair. Vincere. Peters joy, Hah Nelson,
Polly Tishon. Time O:4lh.
sth-sl 200: 9 fur.
sure Loot (Smithl 1880 l.40 500
Twin Beau (Epis0nsaD $50 800
Topsy Nit (Ftato) 40
Keep Rosey, Cole Bandit, Fence em
Pickins' Conquer. Time. 1:144s.
TWIN DOUBLE Oslo, 1O-6) PAID A
CONSOLATION PAY0FP OF S1,S39. 40.
There were no combinations sold on
(I0-0D. Seven persons participated.
CONSOLATION PAYoFF: On No.
and No. 8 scratched in sixth race
qth--Sl 100; liz mi.
on Boom (G'b'dellal 1920 T.eO 400
Rendins (EspinOsa) 500 $40
Maribu Marshl SEQ
Ere Beau. II Minzah, Merry Eagle,
Little Huskie. shane Madel Good
Colony, North Irish. Time. 1:609s.
Attendance, 3,426: handle. S1S9, 500.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
M6H SNOOL
BASEBALL

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Wakefield, g: Washington-Lee, 8.
GroVeton, 3; Mt. vernon, 4;
Falls Church. n N.I1isns lss; 3
Northweod. 4; Blair, 6.
B-CC, 8: Richard Montgomery, 1.
Wheston, 5: Geithersburg, o.
DuVal, 3: Bladensburg, I.
suitIand, 90: Surrattsville, 9.
oxon nm, 5: Fairmon Heights, 1.
Northwestern, .: Central, !.
Catholic
Gonzaga, 5: De MAtha, 1.
Interhigh
Dunbar, 8: Bell, !.
AnAcOstia, 9: Eastern, 4.
Landon, 8; st. Albans, 3.
81. Stephens, 10; Geo. Prep, 8.
BuIl,. Prem. q: SieSIs Riesmona FrOsh. 7.
High Point, 6: MARYLAND Fresh, 5.
Episcopal ", 10. Flint Hill, 2.
GAMES TODAY
Eastern vs.. Phelps at Spingarm, 3:45
SDingarm W. Chamberlain ct Eastern
BaiIo1 at Anacostis, 3:45.
Dunbar at Western, 3:46.
Coolidge at Wilson, S;45.
Bell ct CaFdOEa, 3:46.
Carroll at O'COnnell, 3:46.
Mackin 1T st. Johns, 3:45.
LandOn ct GeOrgetWon Preps 4.
Pri0ry at st. Anth0ny's, 4.
Fairfax 1t CIV, 8.
James Monroe at Garfield, 1850.
Falls Church at Lee, 4.
OsbOurn ut Wakefield, 8.
George Mason at Herndon, 4.
Jennie Dean ct Carver, 1880.
WI at Mount Vernon, g.
GAMES TOMORROW
GOnSaga ct Springbroek, l0:3o am.
Bulls Prep 81 HagersteWn &c, 2.
Hammond at Episcopal, 2:30.
WI ct Wakefield (BarcrofD, 9.
O'COnneIl at Yorktown, 3.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
ROsECROFT TIP FOR TODAY
Bring Identification
ToCoIIect Big Poyoff
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star Staff Writer

If you're headed for Rose
croft any evening aiming ct
striking it rich on the daily or
twin doubles, it would be q
good idea to carry your drivers
license or social security card
with you.
It's not that you wouldn't
collect If lady luck should smile
on you with a return Of $500
Or more for 50 wager. but you
might be saved much incon-
Tracks are becoming q bit
fusSy these days about identi-
fication as they strive to CO.
operate with the directives of
the Internal Revenue Service
and Rosecroft is no exception.
Not Playing II by Ear
Payment cannot be made to
winners Of $500 or more on a
50 ticket or to winners Of s., 900
or more on a $40 ticket with
out proper Identification. In
ternal Revenue says the best
form Of Identification is a driv-
er'S license or q social security
card.
We're not cutting it that
close" says Joe Blimline, man
ager Of the Rosecroft mutuel
department, ''but we are not
playing 1t by ear either"
Joe says he would follow the
same procedure employed by
Garden State Park in New
Jersey. which refused to pay a
woman patron who hit the
double for $1,279 last Wednes-
day even though she produced
a department store statement,
an envelope from an encyclo-
pedia firm, a laundry bill and
a church collection envelope to
prove her identity. She had no
other means of Identification.
Might Be IncOnvenient
IF for instance" Joe adds
"a patron wanted to collect ir
excess of the 5000 or $4,000
from the doubles and had M
social security card or drivers
license. I'd want him identified
by a friend, the same as They
did in the case Of the woman
at Garden State"
Suppose he doesn't have q
friend?" a listener queried.
Well" Joe replied, "I'd say
he was in bad shape. I'm sure
he eventually could establish
his identity, but as I say, II
might be Involvement fol-
him"
/ Blimline. who has been pay.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
Preokness Prep Slated
AS BetIess Exhibition

chell's Donut King was de-
clared. Donut King suffered an
injury before the Derby, but it
had been hoped that the mis-
hap would not keep him out Of
the Preakness.
VaIenzueia to Ride
Trainer Tommy Kelly, who
viii make his second consecu-
tive try for a Preakness win
ner after watching Globemaster
bow to Carry Back last year, has
decided on Ismael Valenzuela
to pilot Sunrise County.
Bill Shoemaker rode Sunrise
County in the Derby. but he
is committed to handle ,Cicada
in the Acorn Stakes on Freak
ness Day. Valenzuela won the
1858 Preakness with Calumet
Farms Tim Tam. He had been
scheduled to rein Sir Gaylord
IN the Derby. but was forced to
sit out the Run for the Roses
when the Christopher Chenery-
owned colt broke his sesamoid
bone.
1t now appears that there
will be nine or 10 starters in
the Preakness, but the field is
not likely to crystalize until
Monday after the running Of
the Withers at Aqueduct.
Pimlico's first experiment
with ladies day was q success
yesterday when o,777 fans were
counted. Attendance on the
comparable day last year was
1887. Betting on yesterdays
nine races amounted to $685.
346.
Evening star., 1962-05-11

Buddy Goeltz, No. / in the
GWTA rankings; George Stew
art, the former Negro national
champion, and Don Floyd. the
areas top senior. The tourney
lost a little of its punch when
Defending Champion Tim Coss
and Fred McNair, recent win
ner Of the Northern Virginia
1nvitational, were unable to
compete.
Matches will be at 10 am.
and 3 pm. both tomorrow and
Sunday. The first round pair
ings:
Ralph VS.. Foss; Allan citrenbaum VS..
John Myers; George Stewart VS.. John
Harris; TED Rogers VS.. Carl Hannah;
Buddy Goeltz VS.. Doyle ROYAL: phi
Neff vs.. Jack Sloat: Don Floyd VS..
Dave Lewis; Steve Potts VS.. Edgar
Evening star., 1962-05-11
WOMENy GOLF

Mrs. A. H. Adkins shot 100
and used her a handicap for
q net 73 to win the annual
Clare Emery Trophy tourna-
ment yesterday at Washington
Golf and Country Club. Gross
prize went to Mrs. o. p. Easter
wood, jr., who fired a SO.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
CHARLES TOWN
OPENS MAY n

CHARLESTON. w. Va,
May IL (AP)-A six-week
midsummer meeting for the
Charles Town track has
been okayed by the State
Racing Commission.
Dates approved yesterday
run from May 81 through
June 80.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
Billy McGiIL Siqns

CHICAGO, May II CAP).-
Billy McGill, SO all-America
from Utah, signed yesterday
with the Chicago Packers of
the National Basketball Asso-
citation. McGiIl was the Pack
ers' first choice in the college
draft.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
OAKLAND, Calif.--Bobby scanlon,
13S, san Francisco, outpointed Chico
santos, 1881. Oakland (10).
ERIE, Pa.-Johnny Bizzarro, 1874,
Erie outpointed Joey Parks, 1875,
RENO. Nev.-Milo Savage. 1873. Salt
Lake City, outpointed Cleo Frazier,
1888, stockton, Calf. (10).
MIAMI.-Tim Ford, las, Jackson
vile. outpolnted Herb Williams, 151,
TOKYO.-Haruo sakamoto. 1904.
Japan outpointed Isarak Puntainoras-
ing, 1203z, Thailand (12l. (Sakamoto
retained Orient junior featherweight
titled
Evening star., 1962-05-11

ing off at race tracks more
years than he cares to mention,
tells Of the woman patron who
hit a big two-dollar double at
Sunshine Park in Florida last
year.
II showed the Internal Rev.
enue form in front of her after
she identified herself and
asked her to sign.
at won't sign that she said.
Why not?' I asked.
Because the woman an
Swered, three other ladies put
in so cents each for this ticket
and they're not here
Bring 'em back tomorrow,
I ordered.
"All the ladies came to the
track the next day, dutifully
signed the form, and went
away extremely happy" Joe
concluded.
Four Collect S2,7S7
The twin double payoff last
night went to four holders nj
the 5-5-2-4 combination who
took down $2,787.40. The daily
double Of $54.80 went to hold
ers Of the 90 combination.
Rosecroft features the first
leg Of the Harness Tracks of
America Pace worth $4,000 to-
night with Henry T. Adios at
tempting to better the Mary
land pacing mark of l:59M
held by Adios Harry. Others in
the field are Lumber Dream.
Mighty Tide, Danceaway and
Brown Jet.
Last nights crowd of 4.633
wagered $260,685.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
Cowboys Sign Back

DALLAS, May II (AP). -
The Dallas Cowboys yesterday
signed Lloyd Winston, former
Santa Monica City College and
Southern California fullback.
Evening star., 1962-05-11

Nathan l. Cohen entry
ROCKAMADOR should rally TO win In this turf
race Al mile and half PHARRY rallied strongly when
second for $4,000. TEEL PICK at Laurel fer
5000 bat carries nine more pounds.
KS, XXI xxxIO pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
Racing Results
;Aqueduct

ist-S3.bOO; cling; 4 VI. & up: 8 fur.
Fire Trail CBaeIAl $40 $40 2.60
Beb'S Gem (Gustines) $50 2.S0
Level Del (Sellers) 90
Mighty Caesar, Tall Boy. Red Earth.
RergSmot, Hopepharon, Itchins Palm.
Time, 1:12as.
9d-S3,5O0 cling; yrs. q up; 8 fur.
Sweet Fairy (BOIandl 57.60 11.3O $50
V0lsteAd Act (ROtH 2.60 $50
JDnTothy Buek IAndeFSOn) $50
Foolhardy, Sans Equal. Persian Spy,
Smbert, Red Damsel. Time, 1:129s.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S235.60
Evening star., 1962-05-11
THIRD RACE-Purse, S2-50Oi claiming q;
Year-olds and nm: G furlonES

win here In q closely matched field. PLUM NELLY
rates excellent chance FIX IT narrowly beaten
When fourth for $500. - ---- ..-- ..--
Evening star., 1962-05-11
SECOND RACE-Purss, ss,SOO' claiming (ss,OOO); A.

BRANDYS GIRL appears to be in spot to
repeat QUIZ MAR breaks fast and will battle TO the
wire. WORRIGAL drops and might take IL all.
Evening star., 1962-05-11

e se BTaY 4 VA ss hiss here E K ,na % Sa %s
take h all.
Evening star., 1962-05-11

xAnau Farm and Stanley SsEneF entry.
Ada L. Rice entry.
WATER HOLE earlier at Laurel but will re-
quire top effort to win in this closely matched
Of year ods. ASTOUNDED turned In an excellent
race when second 70 BRAWLER SUNTELLO s due fer
. top
Evening star., 1962-05-11
JOE KELLY.s SELECTIONS
At PimIico
pos. Tine o pM

Post Time PM
Selections Made for Past Track
FIRST RACE-Purss, $500; claiming CS3OO0); 4-year-
olds and uDi IIs miles.
Evening star., 1962-05-11

TEAM . Laurel winner and has . liking for
the Pimlco fOotins. MAcTE lOOks like the beat
OUR HOLIDAY second at Laurel for 5000. FAST
GATOR win be running late.
Evening star., 1962-05-11

q Afgonne Stable entry.
TOLLWAY is better than his last at Garden state
and gets the oVte here ASHLAR s the to beat.
kLINKHOUSE set track record In winning his last st
fuTlongs at Laurel
Evening star., 1962-05-11
$500: allowances: three-ysar-

GOOD AND BUSY . winner Tor $1,000 and
appears 10 be In spot win another. HAAHPO Is the
one to beat PRINCE APOLLO turned In . ereditable
effort when second
Evening star., 1962-05-11
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 5000; claiming (S6,5OO-
60O0); 4-yeaF-elds and IN; q furlonEs

CoRNY GOSSIP va. third for S15eo and apPears
was second for $1,000 WAR RADIANT drops and
should take . money sDOt.
BEST BET-CORNY GOSSIP
Evening star., 1962-05-11

OH Boom (G'b'deilaj 1920 T.eO 400
Rendina (EspinOsa) 300 $40
Maribu Marshl SEQ
Pre- Beau, n Minzah, Merry Eagle,
Little Huskie. Shane Madel. Good
Colony, North Irish. Time. 1:609s.
Attendance, 3,426: handle. S1S9, 500.
Evening star., 1962-05-11

ference was in the field, where
Suitland made one error while
the losers had q little less luck,
they committed l6.
Evening star., 1962-05-11

EXHIBITION RACE-Purse. S5,0O0i allowances; 3-year-
olds; Il miles. No wagering
Evening star., 1962-05-11

3d-S90O; trot: 1 mi.
Mabel HI Le lgames) o.40 $40 $50
fleetwood (Riddiek) SAC $50
Dolly Scott DenniBl 7.80
Hunt, Edna Resent, In Land. Time,
L2:Oe4s.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-01-04
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portunities for usefulness.
Science and Health may be
read or examined, together with
the Bible, at any Christian
Science Reading Room. Or it
may be purchased at So.
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BAPTIST Church news

Baptist Church news
January 7 10 am. church
school classes for all ages.
II am Communion Medit-
alton.
January 9-The Guild girls
meet t e r school at the
church to work on bibS for
Baptist hospital.
January g. All day council
meeting in Cleveland. Bus
tour of Bi-Lingual churches.
For luncheon reservation call
Mrs. John TruShel 729-7683.
January 10 - Ladies Aid
luncheon at noon. Open to the
public.
January II - 7 pm. Pot
luck supper and church buSi-
ness meeting. All are urged tC
attend. The missionary Soci-
ETY. needs used white sheets
to make bandages. Also cot
ton remnants are in demand
for quilt patches, used in mis-
SiOnary projects overseas.
Please bring materials to the
church or contact Mrs. Law
renee Roseum, 729-7897, or
Mrs. Carl Whitmer, 729-7735
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-01-04
Realtors Hold
Christmas Party

The annual Christmas party
Of the Geauga County Board
of Realtors was held at He'll
riegelS Inn on Wednesday
Dec. 20.
Host for the festivities was
Mr.. James Werner, Attorney
and agent for the Chardon of
flee of Land Title Guarantee
& Trust Co. who sponsored
the party and brought each
Realtor and Associate as his
guest. There were approx.
mately Sc m e m b erS and
guests present.
lTeW officers were introduc-
ed by outgoing President St
eve Roper of Chagrin Falls.
Officers for 1862 are PreSid-
ent Robert Summers Of Chard
don; Vice President Thur
man Judd of Aurora, Secre-
tary-treaSurer Mrs. Dee Pat
terSon of Chardon and State
Trustee Herb FarroW of Cha
grin Falls.
Following a delicious din
ner an exchange Of amusing
gifts added to the fun for the
evening.
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Bank Gives
100000 to
Foundation

Ward Mcdonald, president
of the Chardon Savings Bank
Co., recently announced the
bank d on a t e d $4,000 to the
Chardon. Foundation.
The action was taken at a
board Of directors meeting On
December 18. g.
Originated in 1928, the
Foundation is designed to fin
ance students through col
lege and to assist needy fam
lilies and organizations in the
Chardon area. IS
Chardon Foundation is ad
miniStered by the board tof
directors of the Chardon Say
ings Bank Co. without pay.
Funds of the Foundation are
held in a regular savings ac-
count, to which regular inter
est payments are applied.
No interest is charged or
any student loans while the
students are in college. After
their education, students may
axe as long as is necessary
to pay back the loan at mini
mum interest rates. In some
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-01-04

Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Henry
and family entertained Mr..
and Mrs. George Hurford and
family of Ontario Canada ov-
er the New Years weekend.
The HurfordS are the owners
of Woodland Echoes Camp
located at Magnetawan, On
tario, Canada where the
Henrys spend their vacation.
Mrs. Thora Bican and
daughter Joyce have return
ed from Bloomington, Illinois
where t h ey spent severa,
days of their holiday vacat-
ions visiting Mrs. BicanS OF
her daughter and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Whitmer
They were entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Sherman Whitmer for Christ
mas dinner.