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Evening star., 1962-04-25
Palmer Leading
In Earnings Race

DUNEDIN, Fla, April IS (AP) .
Arnold Palmer remained king
Of professional golf'S money
winners this week with $37 1908
in official winnings so far this
season.
Palmer has won three Of IL
tournaments entered, including
the Masters, and placed in the
upper five money brackets
twice.
Billy Casper ranks second on
the list, released by the Pro-
fessional Golfers Association,
with $25,208.
Gene Lttler was third with
$21 ,491 and Bob Nichols fourth
with $17,874. Not far behind
Nichols was newcomer Phil
Rodgers with $17,055.
The second five on the list,
and their winnings, were: Gary
Player. SIS, $50; Jack Nicklaus,
$14,673; Dow Finsterwald, $14-
244; Mike Souchak, $13,285,
and Billy Maxwell, $11,7l5.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
Valley One
In Sprint at
Shenandoah

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
April Is (SpeciaD .-Poca Dot
Farms Valley One will seek her
second Shenandoah Downs
win tonight going up against
six sprinters in the 512-furlong
Catoctin Purse.
The daughter Of Piping Rock
is dropping down a bit in class
to take on the allowance field
Valley One scored an easy
two-lengths win over $2,5OO
chalmers on opening night and
was scratched out of Mondays
Easter Bonnet Purse to await
the midweek feature. Trainer
Gordon Thompson who handles
the Poca Dot Stable for Mrs.
F. Edwin Mower has put Paul
Diavolikis, the Greek immigrant
rider, aboard Valley One.
Alfred w. Williams Millers
Wander. also a winner on open
ing night. heads the competi-
ton. The gelding was third
last Wednesday, a beaten IA
vorite at 6 furlongs. and will
like the shorter route Of the
Catoctin.
Business continued to boom
at Shenandoah last night as
1892 fans turned up to bet
S220,353. The twin double,
has received much Of the
credit for the squirt, produced
another fat payoff when four
fans collected $3,116.40 on four
winners.
Picking four straight win
ners last night was not easy.
The pool payoff was on Mr..
Free Time ($7.0O in the fifth,
Peach Pie ($l6.20) in the sixth:
Pagan Fire ($21.80) in the
seventh and Friendly Jester
($3l 20 in the eighth.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
WIN Truckmen
Top VMI, Hoyus

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, April
IS (AP).-William & Mary used
its preponderant strength in
field events yesterday to nip
Virginia Military Institute,
7112-6812, in a Southern Con-
ference dual track meet.
Georgetown, which also ran
in the meet, lost, 1856, to
William & Mary and to VMI,
70-61, on the basis of compared
times.
Pete Bracken, VEINS top
weight man won both his
specialties. He put the shot 81
feet, z inches and hurled the
discus an inch over 139 feet.
The only other double winner
was John Traynham, VMI
sprint star, who ran off with
the 100-yard dash and low
hurdles.
Georgetown Miller John
Reilly, who has run 4:08 in
doors this winter, won the mile
in a disappointing time of
4:24.2.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
Relief Pitching Wins
For Navy, Kills Hoyos

The value of top-flight relief
pitching was illustrated rather
pointedly yesterday on the col
legiate front as Georgetown
shuffled through five hurlers
while Navy merely had to tap
one-Bruce Terwilliger.
Terwilliger, the areas most
effective fireman, hurled four
scoreless innings and picked up
his fourth straight triumph in
relief as Navy came from be-
hind to whip Baltimore, 6-1.
at Annapolis.
getown, meanwhile,
dropped a wild 14-l3 decision
to LaSalle at Philadelphia in
a game highlighted by two
nine-run innings and a free
for-all.
The HoyaS led, 40, going
into the sixth inning when
LaSalle uncorked its nine-run
frame. Georgetown bounced
back with a nine-run inning of
its own in the eighth, but the
Hoyas' relief pitchers couldn't
hold the edge. All told, LaSalle
banged out IT hits. George
town Catcher Jim Schwab belted
two homerS.
The free-for-all resulted in
the election Of John Brogan,
the Hoyas' sophomore first
sacker, plus LaSalle's captain
and catcher, Ralph McNally,
and Pitcher Tony Crone.
A big inning also featured
Nays triumph. Paul Nichol-
son Of Baltimore had allowed
only three singles going into
Evening star., 1962-04-25
FIVE-INNING NO-HITTER
Third Bosemon HurIs
First Quontico Win

Highlander Lloyd Cham
pagne, who got a chance on the
mound because Quantico Post
High School had run out of
pitchers, yesterday tossed a
five-inning no-hitter in the
first start Of his career.
Champagne, normally a third
baSeman, struck out IL of the
II batters he faced as Quantico
Post defeated Flint Hill, 1871,
at Flint Hill. Champagne
walked one and another runner
got aboard on an error.
Coach Bill Marshall decided
to give Champagne a shot at
pitching because he had looked
good throwing batting practice.
The result was Quantities. first
victory after five lop-sided
losses. The game was limited
to two hours.
Wayne Schiebel pitched
Washington-Lee into undis-
puted first place in the North
ern Virginia Group la League
while Suitland. High Point and
DuVal continue to wage a hot
battle in Prince Georges
County.
Schiebel, who has won all
five Of wills games this season,
yesterday pitched a three hitter
as the Generals defeated Fair
fax, 60, at WI. Osbourn
knocked George Washington
out of a tie for first place with
a 6-5 victory last night at
Osbourn.
DuVal and High Point have
SO records in Prince Georges
competition while Suitland is
40. DuVal whipped Oxon Hill,
10-1, at DuVal, High Point out
lasted Bladensburg. 81, at
Evening star., 1962-04-25
HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASEBALL
Results Yesterday
Confessional, IL; Bullls School, o.
DuVal, lOi Oxen Hill, 1.
George Mason, g; Warren County 1.
GonIaGA, 81 Macin, 4.
Hammond, o. Madison, 3.
High Point, o; Bladensburg, Z.
Ryken, a. LaPlata, o:
SHsNnsis0 SN Pest. ls; Flint :,,IIL HiII, 81, /: -
81. Anthony's, 13i LongfellOw, s.
g: stephens; 1e; PriOry' 2.
Sultland, III F6irmont Heights, 10.
SurrattSVille, 2; Central, I.
GAMES TODAY
WAshinEtSn;Les q EpissSpsI. $3.50.
st. stephens at Friends, $3.50.
Landon at st. Anthony's, $3.50.
Surrattsville at Bladensburg, 900.
DuVAl ct Suitland, 900.
High Point 0t Northwestern. 800.
GOLF
To-day
Second round, Metropolitan scholastic
championships, Argyle.
Today
Suitland At Annapolis, 3:45.
Results Yesterday
LandOn, 81 Friends, 2.
w.,h,n,,on.I. ISdfy En,.ooo., a.ao
TRACK
Today
James Monroe at Garfield. 400.
wakefield yayyees, Episcopal ''B" o
o'Connell At Sc. AIbsns, $3.50.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
Murphy Apollo
In Mat Feature

Skull Murphy wrestles Ar
gentina Apollo in the feature
match of tomorrow nights pro-
gram at the Capitol Arena. The
match will begin at $3.50
o'clock and will not be tele-
vised.
Five other matches are
scheduled. all single events.
Pampero Firpo takes on Bud
Cody, newcomer Tony Manou-
sos meets Miguel Torres, Jack
Miller battles Billy Darnall,
Mark levin faces Red Grupt
and Steve Sanchez wrestle:
Lou Albano.
Evening star., 1962-04-25

the sixth when the Middies ex-
ploded for five runs. A muffed
fly by Centerfielder Jim Raj
ferty on what should have been
the third out, opened the gates.
1t was the Middies' eighth
triumph in nine games. Bob
Foyle highlighted the winners
nine-hit attack with three
singles, run batted in and a
pair Of stolen bases.
Baltimore O1O 900 0OO-l o 4
Navy 900 005 10x-6 8 /
Nicholson, Rodemeyer l6) and Lock:
erman: 0unkle, B. Terwilliger (6l and
Cybul. Robinson.
9eesF;etovn sesF;s d0S 10S 0o9 0o9 fs93 9S9-13 Il
Baranco. Solomon, Bartos. Martin.
Merritt and Schwab, Squatrito; Knauff
Clayback, Evancich and McNally, Am
busius.
Two changes by Manager
Hubie Doun worked even better
than he had reason to suspect
and Fayetteville nipped How
ard, 5-4, yesterday at Fayette-
vile.
Doub, a former Howard stu
dent, sent First Baseman Har-
vey Spivey in to pitch in the
third inning for Fayetteville
and called Fred Bibbey off the
bench to play first. Spivey re-
sponded with a sparkling relief
job and Bibbey knocked in the
winning run in the seventh
with a single.
Howard, which left II men
on base, now has a 4-6 over
all record.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
Conference DissoIves

TEMPE, Ariz., April Is (AP) /.
Border Conference officials
officially will dissolve the
athletic organization May IL.
All spring meets were called
off. Arizona State and New
Mexico State previously had
announced that they were with
drawing from the conference at
the end Of this school year.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
Montgomery Romps
With Home Runs

A bases-loaded homer by
Tommy Cardaci in the fourth
inning and a three-run homer
by Jack Gilbreath In the sixth
powered Montgomery Junior
College to q 17-9 walloping Of
Wesley Junior College in a Tri-
State Conference baseball game
yesterday at Dover, Del.
WESLEY - 400 4oI 0o0-e IL 8
SHOEMAKER. Daugherty "a and Car
oafI DCnned ~ Go"tromsry1 Mss1ns ana az hoyd
on; Richardson (Wesley). 4th, 3 on;
Gilbreath (Montgomery). 9th. on.
Evening star., 1962-04-25

mathemaClcaI chance OF over
taking the longtime PAGERS
The other. Stalcup Furniture,
won three from Blackie's House
of Beef to Supplant Hill &
Sanders in second place, -four
games off the pace with three
to go. Hill & Sanders was left
another game back.
The runnerup issue will be
settled when the league ends
its season next Tuesday, with
Stalcup Furniture m e e tin 6
11th-place Bowl America Falls
Church at Falls Church, and
Hill & Sanders opposing fifth
place Pepsi-Cola at Queens
town Bowl.
- -
The title race was over when
Suitland, rolling on his home
lanes, won the first game In
true championship style. The
was 80 pins, 648 to $50,
but thereafter Stalcup Furni-
ture, with second place now its
goal, put up q fight, dropping
the second by eight pins and
winning the third by five.
Bob Miciotto, Suitland's con-
sistently reliable anchor, led hi:
team to the big victory with
l59-418, with young Lindsey
nearly matching
him at 400. Hammonds, fresh
from his brilliant triumph ir
the Pepsi-Cola Fax Healy Open
shot 143, 125 and 141 to uphold
his status as the new cham
pions' high man, at 1882.
Befitting his position as spon-
,or and captain, Billy Stalcur
rolled ISL, 149 and IA for 444
the evenings top set, in Stal.
cup Furniture's rousing sweep
The first game was settled BY
six sticks.
Joe Freschi's 423 helped
Pepsi-Cola to an edge ovel
Bethesda Bowling Center, the
defending champion, which
can't finish higher than fifth
having won only half its games
$50
Clark-Fontana Paint won two
from Crystal Door Restaurant
Mann's two from Bowl Ameri.
ca and Fair Lanes two from
Wheaton Triangle.
Owens, Of Fair Lanes, gained
IS pins on pacesetting DietSch
Of Clark k-Fontana Paint, in 6
valiant effort to retain the title
he won last year with a 1915
Owens rolled 435 against
Dietsch'S $50 to leave him only
II pins behind the leaders 131.
66. Sonny Weldon, third, talliec
BIT for 130-35 and fourth.
place Hammonds' 400 pulled
him to 1882.
The standings: Suitland Bowl
59-37; Stalcup Furniture, SIS.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
West Gets Stephens

BUFFALO. N. Y. April rs
(AP) - All-America Quarter
back Sandy Stephens Of Mime
sofa today accepted an invita-
ton to play with the West
squad in the All-America Bowl
football game here June 30.
Evening star., 1962-04-25

Wv IlOG NSdAlC u dlIlcI, f1eIlIy
S. Clark of Glyndon, Md
Shortly after his upset in the
Belmont race, Cyane, who is
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Lunger Of Wilmington, Del,
suffered a hairline fracture OF
his right pastern bone and was
forced out of training.
1t was a disappointing turn
of events because the son OF
Turn-to and Your Game had
won four in a row.
During Pimlico's fall meet
ing, Clark said he thought that
Cyane was the best young horse
he had handled in his 80 years
as a trainer.
He won't be ready for the
Derby" he said at the time.
I'VE fired him and he will
winter in South Carolina. I will
point him for the Preakness."
Clark'S plans have followed
that schedule and that's bad
news for trainers of rival g.
year-oldS. The Sly e r-o d
Clark has a reputation among
horSemen of being a master at
tuning a thoroughbred for q
specific race.
Although he has saddle6
winners in a number Of famed
Eastern stakes-he won Della.
ware Parks Delaware Handi.
cap twice with Endine-Clarl
never has sent out a PreakneS.
victor.
Probably no other trainer
has a closer association with
the Baltimore classic or {
stronger desire to win the mid.
die jewel Of the Triple Crown
His grandfather, Willian n
Jennings, saddled Dunboyne
the winner of the Preaknes
back in 1887. Dunboyne wa
foaled on the site of Clark
present home and farm, Glen
gar, located about II mile
north of Old Hilltop.
Cyane. a $4,000 yearlin
purchase, was broken an,
raised at Bowling Brook Farm
in Carroll County, Md. Clar
leases Bowling Brook each yea
to winter part of his publ
stable. A record seven Preak
ness winners came from tn
then fashionable Bowlin
Brook during the 1800s, whe,
it was the headquarters of tn
celebrated R. w. Walden.
! Clark has two other 3-year
olds owned by the Lunger'
Christiana Stable named fo
the Preakness, Smart and Oar
Tiger.
Smart is a little smaller tha,
the husky Cyane, who stoo
over 16 hands as a 2-year-olc
but he was fourth in the PIN
lico Futurity after bein
knocked down at the quarter
pole.
For the Black-Eyed Susa,
Stakes. the filly counterpart @
the Preakness, Clark probabl
Evening star., 1962-04-25

High Point and Suitland
bombed Fairmont Heights,
17-10, at Fairmont Heights in
games involving the leaders
yesterday.
George Washington, which
had won four straight, jumped
off to a SO lead against OS-
bourn in the first inning. But
the Manassas school battled
back and finally took the lead
in the sixth on a run-producing
single by Joe Hoppe.
NOV GROUP Ia LEAGUE
GEO. WASH. ~ 500 900 o.
OSBOURN 0Ol 4Ol x-6 9
connor. Gorham (D and Corfield:
Curd and Sloper.
MT. VERNON 900 600 2-2 4 4
ANNANDALE ago 2OOx-s /
Cash. LanshOrne and Atherton.
FAILS CHURCH -6S3 900 . 8 s :
Morton. Ronka (3) and Barksdale.
Miller Alspaugh CD and Mills.
FAIRFAX ------ 600 OO2 O. . 8 Q
WASH. LEE - 400 l01 < 8 Q
Farley. Hagan C1J and swart; schie-
bel and Burner.
MADISON N-----O04 $50 l. 8 Q 8
Presley and Jones; Williams and
STUART 100 OPS 1902 4
Hubble. Piekeraii tSI and cunninE.
ham; Otis, Flinenum (6l. Vernon (6),
Home FInsEPiekerall lStuartl. 5th.
Flinehum Gee). 7th. one on.
cr,,,v PRINCE GEORGES s HEs CO., ,
sURRATTsvILLE 900 00S rs I )
Morrow and DelGuidice; MCGEE and
s2TEh0NT sXIFaASR HTS Ygs Ygs S5S S5S S-1512 S-15 2 3
Lane. Brusseau (D and Brown;
johnson and Hamilton.
Home run-Keehan (suitland). 9Th.
two on.
RIdR RBtSREsSRgFo poIST 81 g. SS$$G992E5,s S$9 z
zukoski. Saw (5J and Rosers: But.
ler; Novak go and .ReaVis.
Home runs-Godsey (Bladensburg) +,
3d. three on; Cayton (Bladensburgl.
one on. SenEe (High Pointj, 9Th. one
on; zimmerman (High Point). Sd. none
02E9s 0xoN HILL 900 100 o-Iss
Gresick, westvoodN HSN az "a, Glow Glow 1s3
and Scale; Chipouras and Provencisi.
HR-Proyencial (DuVaD. Sd, one on.
Green DuvaD, 6th. none on.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
S2ekfa ---------6SS ----dSS III 6aa IA l?9s
Gina (6) and J. Hill. HR-Holloran
(GonEaga), 7th. none on.
lac
s1DwE1L FDs 900 100 O-1 IS
LAEDGN fISPN and pv,.o oo4 a.,l.v I'll sl2 "a & 10
osf'an 3d. OTHERS
coNGRESs1oNL 900 03S x-12 10 5
Barselles, Frankie (6) and Galanis;
Bannach' Reeves (5). and Miller. HR-
Pamlore (CongressionaD, 5th, one on;
Tucci tBullis)' 7th. one on.
PRIoRY -O2O 900 o. 2se
ST; STEPHENS i02 $50 KID . 3
Jordan, Fuller 80. Pratt (6l and
Pratt. Mccarthy (5l; Holman, Adgate
go and Bill. Dyas C6). HR-Hotch-
kiss (St. Stephens), LIST, none on.
RM'D FRosH zoo O32 3O2-12 Sc
BULLS PREP OIL 800 240-lO 10 4
Davis. Brock (6), Smile (S) and
Underwood; Reid and Psrchinski. HR-
White RichmondD. 7th, one on.
QUANTICO 452 32-16 IL 2
FLINT HILL 900 OIL 0 o
Champagne and Carter. Woodward
t5); Ford, oieb 90 and Grimes.
GOOD COUNSEL --OlO 600 O-1 . 4
O'CONNELL 004 040 Ks 2 0
Rubini. schrieder (6l and Graham,
Cassidy (6D; Rubel, Solan (2), Nor
row (6) and Ribiello, Gibadio 49,.
ST. ANTHoNY's 1o2 O32 SIS 13 8
LONGFELLOW 900 900 5-5 3 5
Carr and Fantone; Csmalier, Brown
t6) and Durham. HR-Fowler (St.
Anthony's). 9th. two on.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
Eagles Aide Resigns

PHILADELPHIA, April IS
(AP)-Charlie Gauer, assistant
coach Of the Philadelphia
Eagles since 1854. has resigned
to devote full time to his bus.-
ness In Exton, Pa.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
BOWLING
SuitIund Bowl
CIinches Title
By ROD THOMAS

Suitand Bowl, captained by Harry Worth. is the new
champion of the AStar Major District League, which con-
tans all of the topght duckpnners but hot struggle
remains for individual honors between Jimmy Detsch and
Eddie Owens.
Suand cnched the title last night by winning two games
from Hill & Sanders, Of the two teams that had
Evening star., 1962-04-25

lst-S3, 500: mdns.; 3-yr. & UP: fur.
Carter'S Imp (YcaIa) 7.6O $50 $40
Some Step Geonard $40 500
Bold Maneuver Clark $50
Dots Request. Glamour Boy, Prof.
Facts, Fresco: Mid Arc. Comb!otic,
Parrotts Gold, Shawnee Mission.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
AT THE RACES
Cyone Fit, Ready
For Preukness
BY JOE KELLY

When the Derby colts start heading East again after the
Kentucky classic May there will be 3yearold waiting in
barn at Pimlico fit and ready for battle.
You may have forgotten the name-Cyane-bu last Sen
ember he beat the Derby Book favoe Sir GAYLORD
and Jaipur in the Belmont Futurity
Some observers put down that performance as a fuke
Evening star., 1962-04-25
Racing Results


Lst-S2 800; cling; 3-yr. mdns. 8 fur
Defiant Babu CHinojosa) 4.2O 400
1Amboo (Thorndike) 500
EScatoon, Got II All. Renown Boy.
-oi Tan, Long Neck. Merry Todd, Pick
n Pack, Much In Little, Count Chip.
Time, 1:l5%.
2d-S2 500: cling; Ayr. & UP; fur
Army Boss Ferraro) $50 $50 2.6O
Comma ndeer (KratE) AGO 2BO
War Bracelet (ReynoIds) 800
Will Of Allah. SheilaS Gem. Parisfal.
Gun Fire. Royal Blue Rose, Rhythmic
Law, Pine Shoot and Sea Tread. Time.
Daily DOJrRIE PAIN S7e sO
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SHENANDOAH
RESULTS

lstI s1ii!oo: 4-yrs.: mdns.: cling;
Yanf You tK.ndIe) ALSO 1920 $50
Ierry's Pride Fit.Eeraldl 900 $50
HIS Bid. aa MafcS Lon. fS@.n To.di. rosS. SiSe
Mr.. Kerry, Free Spirit. Time. 1851.
2d-$I 900; 4-yrs;; cling: 8 turlongs.
MARY N Lib french 800 $50 800
Fins PLss%s6; Gs6ts GSld |dsn ssOllAr'' $50 s.s9
Flame Rule, chicstoo. Bar-Lin. Tickle
Bee. Royal Flavor. Admiralship. Time.
DAILY DOUBLE u-D PAID sass. go
3d-S1,1oO; mdns.: 3-yrs.: ga fur.
Ten Penny (VasiD 800 $50 2.4O
Bristol Buddy (Cape) 400 $40
Valley Reverie, Spring Miss. Dusty Phil,
Eternal Dandy. Time. O:41.
4th-7s1, 200: str.-slw.: 4-yrs. & up:
oreste. Lass tD.yd'sn) $50 4.eo $50
bloomfield I'd (Bous'au) 4.2O $50
Chsrliepoo (Borgemenke) $50
Lollis b. oncle Donkle. Squire jack.
5thws1 900: cling; 4-yrs. & up; 5h
iai.ES:nf Nj F:ss TiTs 7s,!.f .sp''' 100 ss s s
Tony's Son. infoniea, Mothers Rascal, cal
vincere. Joel's Pet. Red Land. New
Occupancy. Time. 1:Os7s.
Peach Pie (Arduini) 1890 1920 $50
Redelector (GambardellaJ $50 400
Man Made, Lemoyne, Computer,
Come Speed. Fenmar. Brandy Queen,
Sure Loot. Time. 1:15.
7th-s1,OOo: cling: 4-yrs. & UP; ga
PAGAN Fire tysslp 2l.sO $50 GO 4@.ae @
Always Fair (Riston) 800
Kewriosity Miss, Polly Tishon, Gee
R. c., Whats Doin', Princess Jilie.
Rusty Key, Don't Stumble. Time,
o.4o7S.
t.nSI sthSl 4o0 to6;.s elTg % 4yrs 81 pD; tqs
Spartan Lad Davidson 4.4O $50
Double sue, Bristol B.. Weather
Lady. Ship Companion. Count Aumar.
Carys, Choice, .Amplify. Time, LAS.
Twin double.,(2--4-7-3 paid 50,
A consolation pay-off made to four
participants.
9th-S1,1OO; cling: .4-yrs. & up; mi
Thorny Moose (G1ia) $40 90 $40
Night Fox tBrousseauD 1910 500
oh Sir Adrian (PindelD 400
oh Bill Pac (Smith) $40
erDeTest ae sboSd dsaddses WIN for Dac show
Lynn Hope, Occupied Lady. Time.
Handle. s22o,s5s. Attendance, 1892.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
JOE KELLY.S SELECTIONS
AtLuureI

Selections for Thursday Made for Past Track
Post Time. 1880 PM.
FIRST RACE-Purse, s2sOO claiming CsSOOO'; S-yeAr-
Evening star., 1962-04-25

REMITTANCE MAN Is lightly Weighted and Is
ing off q bAng-up second and should win this DE DE
GRESHAM is very sharp now. MAURA H. has been good
since the Bowie meeting.
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DAILY DOUBLE u-D PAID saes. 90

3d-S1.100; mdns.: 3-yrs.: ga fur.
Ten Penny (VasiD 800 $50 2.4O
Bristol Buddy (Cape) 400 $40
Sunny Page (RiSton) 800
Galpur. Margherst. No More Work,
Valley Reverie, Spring Miss, Dusty Phil,
Eternal Dandy. Time. 0:41.
Evening star., 1962-04-25

OLD DADDY was carried wide at the far turn
should score. CALL NE BILL Is the to beat Z
eligible. EIRBOY also had excuse In last try, will
be in contention.
Evening star., 1962-04-25

6th--S1. 100; cling; Ayr. & UP; 8 fur
Redelector (Gambardella) $50 AGO
Stay Out (Secatelo) 100
Man Made, Lemoyne, Computer,
Come Speed, Fenmar, Brandy Queen,
Sure Loot. Time. 1:15.
Evening star., 1962-04-25

Mrs J. Purdey and Elcee H Stable entry
, AMBER DIVER beat POLYEESIAN BULLY by q head
last and can do again at this distance FAST GUN
should be In SPOT to collect part Of H.
Evening star., 1962-04-25

4th--S1. 200: str.-alw.: 4-yrs. & up:
lie miles.
orestes Lass CD'yd'sn) $50 40 $50
Bloomfield I'd (Bous'au) 4.2O $50
Charliepoo (Borgemenke) $50
Lollie B.. Oncle Donkle. Squire jack.
Time, 1850,
Evening star., 1962-04-25

SMILEABIT raced wide in last and had some
He should come back today and win. PENSHOE
will be running late and hard to beat ZETA could have
won last
Evening star., 1962-04-25

5th-$1. 900: cling; 4-yrs. & up: 5H
furlongs.
Mr.. Free Time (B'nte) 100 400 400
Informant Clark 40 $50
Bold Speculator (Cape) 7.8O
Tonys Son, Infonlea, Mothers Rascal.
Vincere, Joel's Pet. Red Land. New
Occupancy. Time, 1:0Sa..
Evening star., 1962-04-25

Hamer and Jackson: williams, Her
ring %, Spivey (3l and Walker. HR-
Fleming, Fayetteville, 4th. on.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
NINTH RACE-Purse IS 200; claiming (s6 OOO. IS OOC
Ave Nd I v,fIe $1,000

MA lIpkIn And w l. Worsham entry.
LADY ANGORA closed ground when third for S6 600
No gets vote mere OUR GRAND is coming off q sharp
in Tor S3,15O. ZIPKINS RAVEN could win Il all
Ks, XXI, xxxl0 pounds apprentice allowance claimed
Evening star., 1962-04-25

HIPPY DIP takes . drop here and beat this
field. DAMS DOUBLE belongs in this company and Is
capable Of winning. EIGHT JACKS had good form at
Bowie.
Evening star., 1962-04-25

MAWEE surprise second ct long odds here
Gently MISS COGNAC Is in clever hands and Is favored
by inside post.
Evening star., 1962-04-25

FOURTH RACE - Purse, S2.7OO; claiming $1,000.
&3r5OO)i 3-year- -oldS; 1 mile.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
Aqueduct

DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
Evening star., 1962-04-25

sth-S1 400; cling: 4-yrs. & UP: 8 fur.
Friendly Jester tE'sa) 1920 1000 $50
Spartan Lad (Davidson) 4.4O 2.8O
Mr.. w. L. Niddle) 500
Double sue. Bristol B.. Meather
Evening star., 1962-04-25

LIST I;100: 4-yrs.: mdns.: cling:
Yank You iKendIe) ALSO 1920 $50
Terry's Pride FitSEerald) 900 $50
Hommericc Legend (SmalD 800
His Bid, March Lion. Toadie Toab,
Mr.. Kerry, Free Spirit Time, 1851.
Evening star., 1962-04-25

2d-S1, 900; 4-yrs.: cling; 6 furlongs.
Mary NJ Lib (French) 800 500 800
Dreamer's Gold (Sollars) $50 2.8O
Fine Cloth (Cape) $40
Flame Rule, Chicstoo. Bar-Lin. Tickle
Bee, Royal Flavor, Admiralship. Time,
1:143s
Evening star., 1962-04-25

5th-S1, 900; 4-yrs. up; fillies and
mares; cling; 3 fur.
Evening star., 1962-04-25

WOODNAH: was beaten nose for $1,000 in
last here and looks like the class In here. HAROLD
MElSSMAN has been consistent and figures close
RIVER PLANTATION Is capable Of winning.
BEST BET-WOODNAH-7th RACE
Evening star., 1962-04-25

TUSCANAWAY sharp winner In last and
win another. OUR BONNIE S. fiEures close after
winning last TIFFIN TINE also is In form and
figures in this well matched field
Evening star., 1962-04-29

around Jody Q4; the bicycle club
Billy QD just joined, and the animals
Nita CD is always bringing home" "
Barbara says.
That's my No. fulltime job"
Her other fulltime job is serving as
general aide and confidante to Ray
mond Burr, who, as every Perry
Mason fan knows, has yet to lose
case.
Barbara has fulltime housekeeper
on hand, since she is often on call
at the studio as late as s: 80 at night
Family life is as unpretentious as
the ranch-style home in which they
live. The youngsters go to public
schools and Barbara on occasion
trades clothing for them with other