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Brother Team
Ties for Lead

Congressman Paul Rogers OF
Florida and his broth err,
Dwight, of Fort Lauderdale,
might find the going a bit
sticky in the second round of
the Burning Tree member
guest tournament today.
This is the day they play ag-
gregate scores with full handi-
cap, a system that brings the
better players to the top. The
Rogers brothers opened with
81 in yesterdays best-ball
round with their Is and IA
stroke allowances, which left
them tied with Frank Lausche,
another Congressman, and Don
Butterfield of Los Angeles. Both
teams went out in 80 and came
back in 81.
Lausche has a 3 handicap
and Butterfield Z.
Three teams are tied for
third with 81. William Bates
and Mike Flynn of Salem.
Mass, shot $685.; George
Cornell and Bob Cornell Of
Mayfield, Ohio, posted $3.50
So and Tom Lanphier and Bill
Brownrigg Of Manor shot
31-31-62.
Ross Bass and Kenny Kelly,
a former Congressional mem
Der now playing from MCGUIRE
Air Force Base in New Jersey.
had the best nine-hole score Of
the day. a % on the back nine
after shooting the front in par
36. They are among four teams
tied for fifth at "a. This group
also includes r. @. Danner and
Billy Vessels Of Miami, the for
mer All-America halfback from
Oklahoma who played briefly
with the Baltimore Colts.
The tournament winds up
tomorrow with a round of al
ternate-shot competition.
The leaders:
Paul Rogers-Dwight Rogers.
Frank IsuscRs.Don Buttsrfisid. -
Los Angeles - OIL
william Bates-Mike Flynn,
Salem, Mass. ----- 90
George Cornell-Bob Cornell.
Mayfield, Ohio 1900 90
Tom Lanphier-Bili BrovnriSS. :,
R. a. pannsr-Bily Vessels. Miami "a "a
Norman Keith-Jim Father.
Chevy Chase --------- 81
Ross Bass-Renny Kelly.
Mcclure AFB ---------- 81
Tom Belkhe-Dave Burehinal.
Army Navy ----- a.
Z. G. Arends-Bud Kroeger.
Garden City. NY. ----- e5
Alex Burton Gabriel Dialsway,
Andrews AFB -------- 6b
Robert Haynie-Paui Fay. .
NJ. Howard lobe. -
Congressional --..----- 6b
Fred vinson-wiiliam MeKeiwAy
Chevy Chase 80 oS
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Fights Last Night
ny the Associated Press

yo TE.sESk " ~ s !pcp b Gni psns s.
ECO 'coiosoiSSffs, '' o5,,rSmiaPy-tsssls Papp.
l5e, Hungary. knocked out Charlie
Cotton, lel a., Toledo, one d..
Iioyd WSshihStoh' 600. Buffalo, n Y.
NASHVILLE. Tenn billy Collins.
Meanwhile, stopped Guy sumiin. Mo.
bile. Ala. (6l. weiterweiehtt.
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Trotting Pony Races
Scheduled Tomorrow

PHILOMoNT, Va, June is.
trotting pony races at
John McNamara's Rolling
Meadows Raceway. rained out
June 2. will be held tomor-
row. with post time for the
first race at / pm.
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Knicks Sign Hurkness

NEW YORK, June Is (AP).-
All-America Jerry Hardness of
Loyola signed yesterday with
the New York Knicks Of the
National Basketball Association.
A No. 2 choice, he received a
$4,000 contract.
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DIRECTION FINDER, tfansistorized. 4
bands, new: sacrifice, $50. 949-4346.
l8.FT. FIBERGLAS OUTBOARD with
20 sea King engine 1902. blue
n Snd Wnite. with trailer, all acces.
QUICK sale. Best offer. 049-0257.
@g BAY-BUILT BOAT, 1st-class con-
dition, new motor. Ii. 4-gS10 or
5b2-251l.
22-FT. CHhIs-CRAFT, newly decorated
cabin, sleeps 4. head, sink, all access,
completely refinished throughout.
Must see to appreciate. 10. s.6iSS.
loft BORUM. with 7O-h.p. Mercury
motor and Gator trailer. fully equip,
excellent condition. HE. 4-7427.
SIT. ALUMINIUM SAFETY CRAFT
99ead With ~ hip. SIPS. Call 49,
WANTED-small boat trailer for H.
~. Sallooat. OR. 1-9469
2I-FT; CHRIS-CRAFT cabin cruiser in
p OSSnn tspp 5Ss:.e9tGa hrs Take over
1861 l8-FT. STARCRAFT, with wind
shield and convert. top. Access. incl
45-h.p. an-elec. motor with gen, plus
offer. SIP. 2-562s. ''
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Is:FT. MAHOG. OUTBOARD runabout,
62 johnson. as h.p. Equip. to go
sacrifice IKE. S-4596.
2l-FT. OUTBOARD cabin cruiser, 20
mp. many extras. 532-6615.
26-FT. RICHARDSON cruiser Rose IA
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speedboat. 100 h.p.. double-planked
mahog., red leather int, like new.
water skis. S1'750. 524-3319 OF
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wash %; c. Price, S1.625. Apply
MARINE ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
New Equipment Going at COST
GLAssPAR 1853 models on display
Seafair sedan, 2-sleeper.
OXON HILL MARINA
5544 LIVINGSTON Rd. Sc 24s-6422
Open Sunday, 10 TO 3
40-FT. MATTHEWS SEDAN
Immediate sale-145-h.p. Royal chry-
finder. generator etc. Sleeps 4 Heat,
cleo, heat. cleo. refgr., gas stove. See
locally. 737-1a14
SPECIAL RUNABOUTS
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29-ft. Owens Express
Cruiser, twin 1855, depth
finder, fresh-water sys-
TEN, sleeps 8. Beaut.
shape. Hauled and
painted. Must sell to set-s
tie partnership. Contact
ste ward, Corinthian
Yacht Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-15

lift. CENTURY Ski Dart, $50, s'10g"
Gray inb.. fully equip. excel. cond.
Must sell .S1,S00 or best offer. WO.
6-S559 after 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-15

Q FEBENULA8 BUAI VI
Temotes. legal. buiIt-in
and cover. 35-h.p. Johnson
Ter. Compl.. 5000. 736-534O.
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IL RUNAB0UT, excel. cond.. Is-h.p.
Johnson w/Mastereraft trailer and acs
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CRESTLINEk Del RIO, 81, 16-ft. 10
h.D. johnson, complete curtains In
GLIDING mooring cover. Sleeps 2. All
line. 150O-Ib. trailer. Used very little.
Value, S3,7S5. Sac, S2,O95. e49-Seea
after 4 nm
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DIRECTION FINDER, transformed. 2
bands, new: sacrifice, 500. $40 asa 8
left. FIBERGLAs OUTBOARD with
and white. with trailer, all acces.
Quick sale. Best offer. 049-O257.
@s, BAY-BUILT BOAT, Ist-class con-
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" 10 returns % f isrm' srE mi Il RobcE
may take his fourth In . rev here.
rnACEY'A LADY viii need best effort.
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SCORING SYSTEM
IN 1881 KENTUCKY
GAME PULLING

LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP).
- Sports historians are
still trying to figure out
what happened in the Uni
versity of Kentucky's first
football game, back in
1881.
On the record, Kentucky,
then known as Kentucky
A&M. defeated Kentucky
University, now known as
Pennsylvania, 7A-1.
Numerical scoring had
not yet been introduced
into football in 1881. The
winner usually was the
team that scored the most
goals, then worth more
than touchdowns or safe
ties.
Apparently the two
teams agreed on a private
scoring system which has
since been forgotten.
Later in the same sea-
son the two schools COM
pounded the mystery when
Kentucky Pennsylvania
beat A&M (Kentucky),
3A-2H.
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In addition to the safety
course, the Arlington-Fa irfax
Chapter will hold "sighting-in
days" Saturday and Sunday at
its grounds near Centreville.
The grounds can be reached by
driving out Route 20 to Centre
vile, turning left on State
Route % toward Manassas and
proceeding % miles to a store
on the left side of the road.
Make a right turn there and
proceed a mile to the chapters
property.
Those interested may call ].
L. Ramsey, 536-9569 or Alfred
G. Scmidt, 522-S2OS. The only
cost of the course is 81 for
necessary materials.
The Alexandria Chapter Of
the Izaak Walton League also
will give hunter safety courses
at its grounds in Stafford County
off of Route 61O. The courses
will start Sunday and continue
for two successive Sundays
thereafter. They will be given at
10 am. and 2 pm.
Fred Baum is conducting the
courses and special emphasis is
being placed on educating youth
in proper hunting safety.
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7 Area Anglers
Earn Citations

The Washington area has
seven anglers who earned cita-
tons recently In Virginia's
Salt Water Fishing Tourna-
ment. a communication from
Claude Rogers. Virginia Beach,
the tournament director says.
Those cited include:
William z. Edwards, Hyatts-
vile. Nd. shark, 1873 pounds
caught off Chincoteague: Nor
man v. Rand, Washington
shark. 232 pounds, off Chnco-
league; Al Leach, Hyattsville
channel bass. Al pounds. off
Cobb Island; Joe Dove, Hyatts-
vile. channel bass, 40 pounds
Cobb Island: Denis Marcoux
Washington, channel bass, 40
pounds. Cobb Island: William
Earl White, Rockville, Md.
white marlin, released, Of!
Wachapreague. and Robert G.
Holbrook. white marlin, re-
leased. off Wachapreague.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-15

Mary. Roosevelt. Woody, Ralph,
Jim, customers, and anyone
else passing by the ringing
telephone answered some hun
dred queries of, Has Tomlin's
boat come IMP with Not yet.
"Tomlin's Alberg 80 was built
north of Toronto, Canada, and
from the day Of her last coat
of varnish was eagerly awaited
at the Marina. She wa S
launched on a trailer truck
and nothing more was heard
from her until the driver called
from Frederick, Nd, at $3.50
pm. on Wednesday. Taking
rush hour traffic on Route 70-S
into consideration her new ETA
in Washington then was set at
2 pm.
Telephone calls were COM
ing in a steady stream and
questioners were now given the
good news: Not yet, but she's
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Hiking Clubs

CAPITAL-Sunday, Nicholson Hollow
Trail, Va. This hike Of s miles begins
at the entrance to Skyland on Skyline
Drive. II takes stony Man Trail to
Little Stony Man parking area and
Tran pest Corbin Cabin to Weakley
Nethers. Bring lunch, liquid and cam
Mary Eselby. Make reservations with
latter by noon Saturday By calling
co o-472. Chartered bus leaves 1924
CENTER-Tomorrow annual business
meeting and election Of officers. Meet
ing will be held at Florence Cor
ment 400. Time is s pm. Sunday, An
Riyersary Hike. The traditional amble
WIN be held along the c. & b. Canal,
Leaders, Gertrude and Abe Krichefsky.
Meet at pm. at parking area at
Macarthur boulevard and Wilson lane,
WANDERBIRDS - Sunday. Bluff
Trail, Shenandoah National Park, va.
Hike will cover either z or . miles.
Starting near Grsvelly Springs, It will
take Bluff Trail to the point near Jen-
kins Gay Overlook where 1t meets the
Appalachian Trail; Those who wish to do
so may stop at this point. The others
will follow the Appalachian Trail to
Compton Gap. Leaders, David Schlain
and Robert A. McAra. Send reserVa-
tons to former at "a Gardenway,
Greenbelt, Nd, or call 474-3SlS.
Chartered bus leaves Twelfth street
and Neg York avenue NV, at s am.
Fare, So.
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Whitby people have promised
they will get them on a sched-
ule of about one every two
weeks from now on.
For the interest stirred by
the advent of Tomlin's craft,
none can describe it more en-
gagingly than Billie Morgan,
writing in the October Main
sheet, the National Yacht Clubs
newsy publication. AS Billie
Morgan says: .-
mot since the Bounty sailed
up the Potomac, has so much
excitement been generated
over the estimated arrival OF
a sailboat, as was the case
when Carl Tomlin's new Alberg
80 pulled into the Marina at
1880 Wednesday, September 10
THE original ETA for the
Alberg 80 at the Marina was
the previous Friday. From Fri
day until Wednesdays arrival
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Hunter Sofety Courses
Conducted in Virginia

The Arlington-F Fairfax Chap.
ter Of the Izaak Walton League
is sponsoring a hunter safety
program in conjunction with the
national organizations Hunt
America Time program.
The next presentation of the
course will be held Thursday
and Friday at Yorktown High
School, SOL North Twenty
eighth street, Arlington.
Certified hunter safety in.
structors will present movies,
slides and detailed information
at the session which will run
from 1880 to $3.50 pm. A film
from the National Rifle Asso-
citation, entitled Trigger Happy
Harry" will open the program.
The course has been approved
by the Virginia State Game
Commission and at its conclu-
sion certificate will be present
ed along with memberShip-reg-
iStration cards.
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left Frederick and should be
here by Z pm
"A crowd began assembling
at the Marina. 1t looked like
Regatta day. Sailors Hudson,
Connie and Saul Serota, Fluery,
Gerhard, Cavanaugh, Tomlin
and many others we're there. A
spirit akin to that found in a
maternity waiting room was in
the air.
The telephone rang again,
this time with some startling
news. Mrs. Tomlin was on the
phone. Carl she said, Some
one just phoned me and they
think they saw our boat on K
street in downtown Washing
ton in all that traffic.
Eyes, the driver was lost but
he found his way by 1880 pm
mo one identified the some
one In Washington but I don't
believe the White House was
in on it,
Congratulations, Carl, you've
Matched a beautiful new boat
in this area.
Everyone involved in the
Alberg sos arrival thinks Car
has the perfect name picked
out-'NOT YET"
The National Yacht Club ha'
made several suggestions fol
improvements at the Washing.
ton Sailing Marina in response
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to a request from the Interior
Department.
1t was urged that additional
parking space be provided for
boat owners; hose outlets in the
crane area be relocated; wheel
barrows be provided for trans
portation Of gear; crane area
be limited to cars with trailers,
and that the lockers, showers
and rest rooms in the Marina
building be improved.
It's a long way ahead, but
the dates already have been
selected for National Safe
Boating Week in 1864. It will
be scheduled for June 20
through July 4.
The dates were announced
by Capt. ]. A. Cornish, chief
Of the Auxiliary Division of the
Coast Guard. He is the newly
elected chairman Of the Safe
Boating Week Committee, sue
ceeding Capt. Richard Baxter,
former Auxiliary director. Capt
Baxter has been transferred to
San Francisco as operations
officer Of the 18th Coast Guard
District.
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WILL FORM NEW CLASS
New Boat From Canada Exciting Sailors Here
By WHEELER JOHNSON

49, 49,
The big development in sail
ing circles hereabouts is the
advent Of a brand-new class.
The class undoubtedly will
make its presence felt during
next years racing season on
Chesapeake Bay because it has
a solid corps Of enthusiastic
hackers.
The newcomer is a Canadian.
It is the Alberg 80, built by the
Whitby Boat Co.. Of Whitby.
Ont. It is a 30-foot auxiliary
sloop Of fiberglass construction
and is powered by a 4-cylinder
Gray Marine engine The Al
berg takes its name from the
designer Of the Triton, but in
this model, Alberg added 2 feet
over the Triton and made the
clearance 6 feet, / inch in the
main cabin.
The Alberg has an aluminium
track mast, aluminium slotted
roller reefing boom and bright
work trim inside and out.
Owner Begins Crusade
The first Washington area
resident to become interested
in an Alberg was Carl Tomlin.
Hoping to get some support
from other sailors in the area,
with an eye to possible compe-
tition, Tomlin began a cru
SADIE to bring additional Al
bergs here.
He came up with IS pros
poets and the Whitby people
agreed to make a one-design
class Of Albergs so it is certain
the new sloops will be recog-
nized for competition next
spring. probably in the cruising
division Of the Chesapeake Bay
Yacht Racing Association.
Bill Seger, Of oxford, Md, a
veteran Of sailing activities on
the Chesapeake, Potomac and
in blue water racing, is United
States representative for the
Whitby boats. He points out
that the Alberg sloops in this /
Washington unit could be used
as a team in international
competition.
Beside Tomlin, those who
have joined the Alberg class,
are Henry Beville, Lewis Mar
den, Saul Serota, Emmitt Mad
igan, Carroll Palmer, DR.. Al
bert Fluery, DR.. C. A. Hudson,
Fred Cavanaugh, DR.. Philip
McMaster, Col. Ted Welti, Karl
Gerhard, Or. Ed Lerner, Ken
meth Layman and Jerome
Bernstein.
Riding High Now
Tomlin's craft now is riding
high and handsome at the |
Washington Sailing Marina, |
having been delivered after a !
series Of delays. The other
prospective owners still are
awaiting delivery. but the
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Bow Hunters
In Maryland
Get II Deer

Maryland's bow hunters have
killed 70 deer since the sea-
son opened on September IS,
Charles H. Milton. jr., the
States chief game warden
says.
They got only seven last
week, however. Three were
killed in Dorchester County
and one each in Cecil Kent,
Queen Annes and Baltimore
Counties.
For the season the counties
reported: Allegheny, Z; Gar
rett, /; Washington. 8; Carroll
2; Frederick, Z: Montgomery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-15
Tennis Tourney Set
For Junior Veterans

The Northern Virginia Ten
mis- Association will hold a
junior veterans tennis tourna=
ment for players IS and over at
Bancroft Park over the Veterans
Day week end, November ell.
1t was announced today.
The deadline for entries is
November 4. They may be
mailed, along with the So entry
fee, to Hugh Norton, SOP North
Hudson street, Arlington. An
open tournament for women
is scheduled to run concur
rently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-15

/; Calvert, 4: Charles, Q; Bal
timore. S: Cecil. s.: Hartford. Z:
Kent, 5; Queen Annes. 2: Tai
bot, 2: Worcester. 2, and Dor
chester, 5.
In the eastern part Of the
State the bow season continues
through December "a and In
the western section it goes
through November IA. The gun
season opens December S and
closes December IA. with an
anterless season December 20
through December %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-15
81 VioIutors Fined

violations of Maryland's
game and fish laws brought
fines for 81 persons during
August, the Game and Inland
Fish Commission says. The
fines totaled $3.50. Fishing
without license caused Al of
the arrests. In addition en-
forcement officers made %
boating cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-15
CIV Tennis Power

George Washington is the
tennis power Of the Southern
Conference. The Colonials have
won the title in that sport in
seven of the last eight seasons.
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Ice Hockey Class
To Open Friday

The Junior hockey program
Of the Potomac Amateur Ice
Hockey Association gets under
way at 6 pm. Friday at the
Washington Coliseum.
Boys under Is are invited to
participate but must bring
their own equipment. Coach
ing will be provided and scrim-
IMAGES have been scheduled.
Admission for this session and
another Saturday from $50 to
$3.50 am. is so cents each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02

Forbes, Chockoyotte Rebel,
Adios Ronnie. Cape Horn and
Lieutenant Gray are among the
horses expected to oppose the
invader.
Racing Secretary Ed Keller
has listed an early closing mile
trot for tomorrow nights in
augural-the first Of four in a
conditioned series to be raced
on successive Mondays. The
field is expected to include such
as Away Again, eBie Bic Cheer
full, Chalidale Lady, Dave
Springwood, Ednar Regent,
Lord Kay, Royal Glory and
Speedy Bal. For a counterpart
Keller has scheduled q pace
for non-winners of $4,000 last
year that should attract some
beautS.
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World 600 Stock Car Roce Todoy

CHARLOTTE, N. c., June /
(AP). - Weather permitting,
they'll try again tomorrow to
run the $4,000 World 600
mile model stock car race at
the Charlotte Motor Speedway.
The race. longest and richest
in stock car racing history, was
washed out by rain last Sum
day. Since then the A cars
which had qualified for the
event have been sitting on
blocks in the garage area under
armed guard.
Drivers and mechanics will
be allowed inside the wire en-
closure surrounding the racers
sometime tomorrow morning.
They will be allowed only to
start the. engines, adjust car
burators and change oil.
Race time is 1890 pm, and
track officials are predicting
an even larger crowd than the
10000 they said would attend
last Sunday. Ticket windows
were busy all week and most
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Laurel Trot Meeting Opens Tomorrow

board Circuit championship
pacing series, q new event.
The Laurel Cup, June 81, and
Laurel Invitational, June 20,
are other highlights Of the
meeting. Herschel CULLEN, ST.,
Adora's Dream is expected to
go in both events. Many horses
that campaigned at Rosecroft,
and some who raced at Brandy
wine will compete at Laurel.
A colorful newcomer. Patch
work N, a New Zealand PAGER,
is expected to race in the first
leg of the Atlantic Seaboard
Friday night. owned by Percy
Watson of Methven, New Zea-
land. the mare is on lease to
Martin Tananbaum, president
of Yonkers Raceway.
Scotch Able, Mountain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02

campaigning 80 nights instead
Of "a, as had Rosecroft. But a
petition sponsored by State
Senator Paul Dorf of Baltimore.
seeking a Statewide referen-
dun on the matter. may force
the track to stay within the
24-night limit.
Unlike Rosecroft. Laurel will
use the fifth, sixth, seventh
and eighth races for twin
double wagering. Rosecroft's
guessing game included the
ninth, The track also will
schedule claiming races, a
fairly new wrinkle in the har-
ness sport. The Reading Flu
turtles for 2 and 3 year olds
are on the calendar, plus two
$500 legs of the Atlantic Sea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02

Laurel Raceway, which fol-
lows Rosecroft as naturally as
June follows May, opens to-
morrow night with a nine-race
program starting ct $50.
Track officials report an
abundance of horses (non-
coughing Variety on the
grounds. There also Is no
shortage of drivers. President
Dick Hutchinson. jr., has
planned an attractive stakes
program and the plant is wear
ing a sparkling coat Of fresh
paint.
Laurel hoped to be the first
Of Maryland's horse plants to
take advantage Of a new law
extending the racing season,
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Northern MIdrets
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Western nzAsess
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Randolph Lions. 8; PARKWAY clean
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Eastern Midgets
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