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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-25
IT'S A DATE

shop Of the F street store.
Wednesday at 2::30 pm. in
the Seven Corners store.
Greta Stevens presents
Fashion Horoscope for Fall
'63" at Rector's. NARROW
Heights for the Nationwide
Insurance luncheon at noon.
Margaret Roley models. Vim
cent & Vincent hairstyles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-25

fashions co-ordinator for the
store.
Camp Echo Lake benefit
given by the Katherine Mizell
Modelling Moppets with Back
to School fashions from
Happy Time Toys of Wheaton
Plaza. Tickets are $1.00 and
each guest is asked to bring
a wrapped toy, old or new,
to be given to the children's
play room at Suburban Hos
pital. Time from 2 to 4 pm.
at the Washingtonian Motel.
THURSDAY
Cappa Chell model, Betty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-25

Beicher, informal modelling
at the Lazy Susan Inn
in Woodbridge, Va. at 1890
pm. Vern's hairStyles.
BOykOff suit fashions, 2:30
pm. Julius Garfinkel & Co.,
F street store.
FRIDAY
The Shirley Shop presents
informal modelling of fall
fashions every Friday from
noon to 2 pm. at the Hot
Shoppes Cafeteria, Prince
Georges Plaza. Every Friday
evening the Shirley Shop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-25

presents informal modelling
of fall fashions from 6 to 8
pm. at the Capital Plaza
Hot Shoppe.
Helen HarveIl, Cappa Chell
model informally presents
fashions at the Springfield
Hot Shoppes every Friday at
1880 am. from London
Casual. Joseph Of Mclean
hairstyles.
Emanuel BOykOff will do
the commentary for a show
ing of his suits at Seven
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-25
Mrs. Kim to Speak

Mrs. Chung Yul Kim, wife
of the Korean Ambassador,
will address the Korean
American Wives Club at II
am. September /, at the
home of Mrs. Wilbur D. Ba-
con, club president, at 1904
West Inwood drive in Spring
field, Va.
All members and prospec-
tive members are invited to
attend. More information
may be obtained by calling
Mrs. Bacon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-25

Corners Julius Garfinckel &
Co. store. Time: 2::30 pm.
SATURDAY
Greta Stevens, informal
modelling at the Penn Mar
store by Margaret Roley
models from IL until 3 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-25
WEDNESDAY

Claire Dratch of Bethesda
will present the 8 pm. fash
ion show at the Ursaline
Academy off Old Georgetown
road. The theme of the show
being staged by Phyl Herlan
is Fashions Adventurous
Ways"
Fashion HOOtenanny, the
Hecht Company's College TV
fashion show goes on at $50
to 900 pm. on WTOP-TV.
The presentation has been
done by Mrs. Emily Keech,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-25
TUESDAY

LAM Of Salzburg and
California will have its rep
resentative, Audrey Brock, at
Julius Garfinckel & Co. to-
day and tomorrow for a
series Of junior fashion
shows. Tuesday showtime is
2:30 pm. In the debutante
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-25
Sleeves Return

A return of sleeves, from
plain short ones on A-line
dresses to full chiffon ones
on crepe blouSes, and en-
broidered ones at night is
showing up strongly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
WiIcey Moore,
Ex-Yank Star,
Is Dead at IS

HOLLIS, Okla, Mar. 80
Wiley Moore, former major
league pitcher, died in a hos
pital here yesterday. He was IS.
Moore played for the YAM
KEGS in the late 1920s. He also
played with a number Of minor
league teams and in 1925 had
a 30-4 record with Greenville,
s. c., in the Sally League.
He retired in 1910.
Moore won 10 and lost seven
his first season with the
Yankees, in 1927, and was
named pitcher Of the year by
baseball writer's. His earned
run average of 2.28 led the
league that season.
He roomed with Babe Ruth
for several years.
Ruth once bet Moore $500
to SIS that that pitcher
couldn't hit a home run. He
did, one day in Yankee Stadi-
UNI, and remembered:
THE Babe fell off the
bench"
Moore used the money to
buy two mules for his Hollis
farm. He named them Babe
and Ruth.
After three seasons with the
Yankees Moore pitched for thu
Red Sox in 1881 and 1882. HI
returned to the Yankees dur
ing the 1892 season and fin
iShed his major league career
the following season as a re-
lief pitcher.
He was born May 20, 1897,
in Bonita, Tex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
BY the Associated Press

Two bonus boys were in the
front rank today as major
league clubs continued shift
ing personnel to get down to
the opening day 20 player
limit.
The Yankees optioned Jake
Gibbs back to Richmond as
a catcher. The Mississippian
came up as a 100000 infielder
two years ago. Outfielder Elvio
Jiminez and Highlander Mel
Stottlemyre were assigned TO
Richmond's training base at
Hollywood, Fla, as New York
reduced its roster to 35.
Pitcher Wayne Carlander is
being sent TO Salt Lake City
and Pitcher George Gerber
man TO Amarillo Of the Class
IA Texas League.
Houston dropped six players.
five Of them pitchers-includ-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
AnnunduIe Leeds
Fairfax Relays

Annandale won the discus
and picked up enough place
points In four other events 10
take a slim lead over Mclean
and Lee as the Fairfax County
Relays moves from Stuart TO
Falls Church High Schools
field today for running events.
Annandale collected 10 points
yesterday 10 IL each for It's
closest rivals. Other team
scores were Fairfax, o; Stuart,
Z; Falls Church, 3: Marshall. 8;
Groveton, 2: Herndon. /: Madi-
son. 1: Mount Vernon. /.
Woodson. /.
Field event summaries:
2 lnshei, 9. NJ DuTSnd' Mclean. ).
pissqs-l. Post Annandsls, lsp
ICY, ~ bnehhsai n puTand' Me-
feel. pr0s i iSSP yiAs iEsh' i nnssd.is 70
}, Msaienbrok. rails Church.
8 feet. 3 inches q Matthsws, Faif.
fax ., Pearson, Anpandale
Pole vault cullotta Lee. is feet,
lnehs, g. oasneb Lssl ., Lone,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
Ortiz Taken III,
Title Fight Off

SAN JUAN, P. R. (AP).-
Lightweight Champion Carlos
Ortiz was taken sick today and
was forced to postpone his title
defense against Cuba's Doug
Valiant tonight.
The 26-year-old Puerto Ri
can-born New Yorker had stom-
ach pains this morning and
when he started vomiting a
doctor was called to treat him.
The postponement then was
announced.
No date for the fight was
Immediately set.
Ortiz had been q 81 favorite
to retain the title in the first
c h a pionship fight since
Featherweight King Davey
Moore died Of injuries suffered
In the loss Of his crown at
Los Angeles March 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
Rudio
SUNDAY
UaaakmIu

This fight should be staged
overseas and Tiger should get
as much for II as he can" he
said.
Then he should bring the
money back 10 Nigeria. This is
q waste Of money at q time
when Nigeria Is embarking on
70 six-year plan for economic
development. Nigeria is not
going 10 gain one ounce Of
prestige by staging the fight. "
Tiger, 80. won the title from
Flillmer. Of West Jordan. Utah.
on a decision at San Francisco
October 20. In a return bout at
Las Vegas. February 20. Tiger
retained the crown when they
fought 10 O i5-round draw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
Yonks Send Jake Gibbs
Back to Form Club

ing Larry Yellen, a bonus boy
from Brooklyn. He was as
signed to Moultrie, Ga. The
others reported to the Okla
homa City club. They were
Pitchers Dave Giusti, Connie
Grob, Jack Caffery and Jess
Hickman. and Outfielder Dave
Roberts.
The Twins assigned 21-year-
old Gerry Arrigo, a lefthander
once considered one of their
brightest prospects, to the
clubs minor league camp at
Fernandina Beach, Fla. How
ever, Arrigo said he plans to
fly to Cincinnati to see his
newly born daughter before de-
Gliding about his baseball fu-
ture. His departure puts the
Twins at % players.
The Tigers optioned First
Baseman-O utfielder Bob Far
ley to Hawaii Of the Pacific
Coast League.
The Angels completed a deal
with San Francisco in which
First Baseman Charlie Dees
went to Los Angeles and Out
fielder Jackie Davis TO the
Giants. The Angels had 10 re-
turn Dees to the Giants Ell
Paso team Of the Texas League.
which Immediately released
him to Hawaii, Los Angeles
farm club. The Giants sent
Davis TO Tacoma Of the Pacific
Coast League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
Terps' Trial
Ends With
Acquitted

NEW YORK, Mar. 80 (AP)
Two University Of Maryland
students are clear Of charges
that they had engaged in q
fight which ended when an
other student was stabbed.
Criminal Court Judge Maui
rice Downing yesterday dismissed
the charges on the grounds
there was too much confusion
in accounts of the battle and
insufficient evidence was pre-
scented against the defendants.
Acquitted of felonious as
sault charges were John Ad-
ans, %, of Westwood, N. j.,
and Ken Ambrusko, 20, Of
Youngstown, Ohio.
Lorrie Mcqueen, %, of Wier-
ton. w. Va, complained that
during an argument In q Man.
haitian Hotel last March II, q
fight erupted after an argu-
ment between himself and the
two defendants.
He contended Adams had
stabbed him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
Miss de Vorono Sets
4th AAU Swim Mark

CLEVELAND. Mar. 80 (AP)
II didn't breathe for the last
five yards" Donna de Varona
said after her hairbreadth tri-
umph over Sharon Finneran in
the 400-yard individual medley
race in the Women's AAU in
door swimming championships
Donna captured her fourth
record victory in the meet last
night when she beat Sharon
with q time Of 4 minutes Ats
seconds. That knocked Sc
seconds off Miss Finneran's old
American record. set last year.
The rivalry Of the l5-year-
old Californians was UNDER
scored when Donna passed up
defense Of her 200-yard back
stroke crown to swim against
Miss Finneran.
Second Straight Title
Sharon was only one-tenth
Of a second behind Donna after
taking q lead Of two feet in the
through the butterfly. Miss De
Varona went ahead slightly in
her strong backstroke, lost the
lead in the breaststroke. and
then drew even and ahead in
the final freestyle l00-yards.
Patsy Willard Of Phoenix,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
Yorktown Pupils
Set Fast Pace in
Gymnustic Events

Six boys and four girls won
top honors last night in the
Central US annual scholastic
gym championships. A total
of rs boys and SO girls, ages
8 to IS, competed.
Fran Wagner of Walter john
son High School won the free
exercise, tumbling and vault
ing. Ann Hutchinson Of York
town won the balance beam,
and Bev johnson also Of York
town was tops on the uneven
parallel bar. Carol Mentzer won
the trampoline.
Yorktown also had three
winners in the boys group. Alan
Jones won on the parallel bars.
Lee Weisner took the rope
climb and still ring, while Ever
EFT Kettler won the sidehorse
competition. Jack Bliss Of
Wheaton won the tumbling
and trampoline, and Ralph
Humes Of the Y scored in the
free exercise and horizintal bar
events.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
College Teams Suffer
EARLY Pitching Miseries
Area COLLEGE teams are show

Area college teams are show
ing the usual early season
pitching filters, but Coach Tom
Nolan hopes his Georgetown
hurlers escape them against
Dartmouth today in their debut
at the Hilltop.
Dartmouth edged Maryland
yesterday, 80. on an UNI
earned run at College Park.
while George Washington SUI
fered an lilo clobbering at
Trinity's hands. Catholic Uni
versity faltered in the eighth
inning and bowed to Syracuse,
7-3, at Brookland.
Montgomery Junior College
Travelled to Keyser, w. Va, and
broke even in a double-header
with Potomac State, thanks to
Bob Portions home run in the
nightcap. Montgomery won,
90, after losing the first game,
So.
Maryland outhit Dartmouth
but couldn't get them when
they counted. Scott Creelman
struck out l6 Terrapips, but
Jerry Vezendy famed Is for
the home team. Henry Ots
homered for Dartmouth with
one on in the third and Steve
Dichter's walk, stolen base anc
an infield error gave them the
winning tally in the ninth.
Southpaw John Papanicola,
is Coach Bill Remnants pitch
ing choice against Michigan
State today as CIV tries to
break into the win column
after two straight losses. The
Colonials also need hitting, as
three singles off Trinity's John
Pitcairn yesterday show.
CIV went down in order from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30

Ariz., won her second straight
one-meter diving title and
made 1t look easy, piling up
1885 points to 1885 for the
runnerup. Barbara McAllister,
also Of Phoenix.
Ginnie Dunkel, a l6-yearlo
from West Orange, N. j.,
cracked the 200-yard back
stroke record with q clocking
Of 2:l4.9-1.S seconds under the
old mark.
Roby Whipple Of Santa Clara,
q 16-year-old who finished
second a year ago, won the
250-yard backstroke In 3:l4.7.
Terri Stickles. 16, who was
on Santa Clara's two victorious
400-yard relay teams Thursday
night, added the 100-yard free
style crown to her trophy room.
She won 1t in 55.3 seconds,
equaling the meet record, after
two false starts were called.
RObyn Earns Berth
All six finalists-the others
were Miss De Varona. Robvn
johnson, the defending cham
pion from Arlington, Va;
Kathy Ellis Of Indianapolis,
Sharon Stouder Of Los Angeles
and Baltimore's Elizabeth Nc
Cleary - earn q berth on the
United States team for the Pan
American Games in Brazil next
month.
Today's program-third day
Of the championships-includes
the l00-yard butterfly, 500
yard freestyle, 100-yard breast
stroke and 200-yard individual
medley on the program. Here
is the way the teams stand after
last nights events:
Santa Clara Swim Club, 10
points; Cleveland Swim Club,
20; Los Angeles Athletic Club,
is; Vesper Boat Club of Phila-
delphia and Northern Virginia
Aquatic Club Of Arlington, 10;
K. Of c. Orchards Of Baltimore,
II, and Summit IN. j. YWCA.
9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30

Cathedral, then known as Tren-
ton Catholic, lost to DeMatha
by two points. In three Of the
last four years the Gaels have
bowed in the finals to a WASH
ington team.
st. Johns tried a four-man
zone against the Stays last
night. with Jay Calabrese play
ing man-for-man on Mcbride,
and the system held Mcbride
to six field-goal attempts-but
he made all Of them. Calabrese
fouled out with 1;07 to play.
The Cadets started out as II
they were going to avehge
their three defeats In four
games by the Stays. The Cadets
led from the opening gun until
DeMatha went ahead, $3.50, on
McBridge's tap-in with 1873 re-
naming.
Bob Whitmore made one foul
shot when Calabrese fouled out.
but the Stays missed on two
one-and-one situations in the
last minute. and Bucky Keller
tied the game ct 54-54 on a
l2-foot jump shot with nine
seconds to play.
Mcbride scored is points to
pace the Stays, but Bob Lewis
Of st. Johns, who made eight
Of 10 floor shots, scored % to
lead both teams. Brendon Nc
earthly Of DeMatha, who fouled
out in the third period, scored
IA.
Lewis had IA rebounds, while
Whitmore, playing his best
game Of the season, grabbed IL
rebounds and blocked two vital
shots in the fourth quarter.
In consolation games, st.
Mary's Of Manhasset, L. L.,
edged Bergen Catholic Of
Oradell, N. j., $3.50, and st.
Peters Prep Of Jersey City de-
feated Allentown (Pa.) Central
Catholic. 48-S7. The winners
meet for fifth place today at
3.1R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
I'd FuIImer-Tiger Title Remotch
Planned for Nigeria This Summer

Z LAGOS. Nigeria. Mar. 80
(AP).--The Nigerian govern
ment announced today that
Middleweisht Champion Dick
Tigers next defense Of the
title against Americas Gene
Fullmer viii be held In Nigeria
ut Liberty Stadium. Ibadan, in
June or July Of this year. The
stadium seats $4,000.
The exact date win be an
nounced later.
The announcement was made
by John M. johnson. Nigerias
Minister Of Labor responsible
for sport. after a three-hour
meeting with British Promoter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
BY JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer

NEWPORT, r. l., Mar. 3d.
Jim Mcbride Of DeMatha High
School has been playing $3.50
ball in post-season tournaments
after a great regular season,
but when the chips are down
he's still the player the Stays
depend on.
Mcbride took pass at half
court from Jim Acton and
scored on a Jump shot from 20
feet out with three seconds
remaining to defeat st. Johns,
1854, in a semifinal battle be-
tween the Washington entries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
CIV in Contention
For Tennis Title

The Cherry Blossom tennis
tournament went into the third
round today with Michigan
State and George Washington,
yesterdays winners. in the
spotlight.
Michigan State downed Dart
mouth. To, while CIV defeated
Georgetown by the same score.
The Hoyas and Indians meet
today in the round robin.
Harvey Harrison of CIV de-
feated Georgetown's Walt Kit,
Us, 40. Ga, in yesterdays
feature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
Stays Gain Newport Finale
After Squeaking by Cadets

here last night in the 26th
annual Eastern States Catholic
Invitational basketball tourna-
ment. The surprising Cadets
led, 48-40, going into the last
quarter.
The victory put the defend
ing champions into the finals
tonight at Q against Cathedral
of Trenton, the New Jersey
Glass A champion, which came
from behind to defeat Bishop
Canevin Of Pittsburgh. 66-57.
st. Johns plays Canevin for
third place at 1880 tonight.
The final game is a rematch
Of last years windup, in which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30

Jack Solomons. Tigers Ameri-
can and British Managers Jer.
sey Jones, and Dick Diamond,
and Mary Jensen. Fullmer's
manager.
Ibadan Is q SPRAYING city
which. with a population APP
preaching a million, Is the larg-
est Negro city in the continent.
Meanwhile, a row exploded
In the Nigerian Parliament over
the governments pledge 10
guarantee $4,000 toward
staging the first world boxing
championship In this country.
To the cheers Of fellow par
liamentarians. legislator Doc
tor Kalu Ezera protested II was
a waste OF money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
Area Men Beaten
In HundbuII Action

RICHMOND. Mar. 80 (AP)
Jim Brown Of Falls Church
and John Shay Of Alexandria,
were spectators at today's
finals In the annual Masters
doubles handball tournament
here after bowling to defend
ing champions Bob Kendler
and Gus Lewis Of Evanston,
III. The scores were 2l-I6,
2l-l3.
Render and Lewis meet
Steve Subak and Virgil Mylan
Of Minneapolis. who ousted
Warren Sadler and Sid Benson
OF Richmond. 2i.0, 2i-l0.
In singles Al McCullock OF
Springfield, Va, bowed 10
Lance zepp Of Kenmore. N. Y,
2l-i0. 2i-ii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
Mexieuns in Tourney

HOUSTON, Mar. 80 (AP)-
Antonio Palafox and Rafael
Osuna, two collegians who led
Mexico into the Davis Cup
challenge round against Aus
tralia. last year, have entered
the 29th River Oaks tennis
tournament April s-l4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30

the fourth through the eighth
and only two men reached sec
ond during the entire game.
Tom Calabrese, Trinity CATCH
er, knocked in three runs with
a double and single.
Coach Tom Young may be
short of pitchers at Gu against
Trinity after using his top three
yesterday. The Cardinals held
the Orangemen even for seven
innings, but the pitchers weak
ened in the eighth when two
hits. two wild pitches and three
passes gave Syracuse five runs
and victory.
Dany Bresnahan was Mont
gomery's heavy hitter against
Potomac, with three for six in
two games. He played the out
field in the opener and pitched
the second, winning despite IL
hits by the opposition. Portions
homer, following Bill Bangles
DORIS single, was the decisive
blow in the nightcap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30

Lanny Hunt pole-vaulted IL
feet 3 inches as Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School defeated
Wakefield. 1852. in a track
meet at Wakefield yesterday.
The Barons swept the relays,
including q 480-yard shuttle
race, to win the meet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
Hockey Results

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Baltimore 8, Buffalo 1.
Providence 8, Rochester o.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Final Playoffsl
Greensboro 3. Clinton 2 Greensboro
eads best-of-7 series, gid.
WESTERN LEAGUE
San Francisco 8, Los Angeles 2.
Seattle z, Calgary i.
Vancouver 4. Portland 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
Win Net Matches

Maryland's Jim Buslck and
Carlos Borgonova Of Catholic
University won the feature ten
mis- matches yesterday as their
teams defeated North Caro-
lima State. 81, and Howard
6-3, respectively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
Greek Money
Heads Field =
For Capitol
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Brandywine Stables Greek
Money, the 1862 Preakness
winner who launched his s.
year-old career at Laurel last
spring, was trying to get his
4-year-old bank account started =
today in the SIS, 000- added Cap
itol Handicap.
With more warm weather on
tap. a crowd of $4,000 or more
was expected for the first of
five Saturday programs sched-
uled at Laurel this spring.
Greek Money was carrying
l24 pounds in this 44th running
of the three-quarter- of-a-mile
handicap. The top weight as
signment was assessed on hts
accomplishments as q 3-year-
old. which include the Chesa-
peake Stakes at Laurel, rather
than this years record.
StabIemate Ready
Ready to aid Greek Money
was his stablemate. For The
Road. 1872, the second part Of
the entry flying the blue and
yellow silks of Donald p. Ross,
Delaware Park president.
Greek Money and For The
Road were facing six rivals,
which include last Saturdays
Paumonok winner, George C.
Frostad's Kisco Kid, lit, and
Garland Gray's Coppahaunk,
the fleet filly who won Bowie's
Burch Memorial.
Rounding out the Capitol
field were Carolyn K. Stables
Happy Angle, 113; Argonne
Stables Grand Wizard, 49,.
Frank c. Whitmore's Vanessa's
Boy, l13, and Walter F. Wickes.
jr.'s, Vendetta. who won the
Capitol in 1860.
Bill Peake Aboard
Greek Money, slated to be
ridden by Jockey Bill Peake,
showed his fitness yesterday
when he tipped three furlongs
in 1875 in a pipe opener" In
his only start this year, the
Virginia bred colt finished
fifth. However, he was expected
to show sharp improvement to-
day.
Nearly as attractive as the
Capitol was the $4,000 allow
ance event at a mile on the
turf scheduled in advance Of
the stakes today. DR.. Frank
A. Powers Vimy Ridge, who
set an American record on the
Laurel turf for a mile last
spring, and the Hill-N-Dale
Farms Bronze Babu were due
to clash in this one, which
drew nine starters.
Also listed was the $4,000
Cherry Blossom Purse. with a
field Of seven fillies and mares.
An added prize for winning
this event was a pearl horse
shoe valued at $4,000 and pre-
scented by Akira Nishiyama, the
acting Am b assador Of the
Japanese Embassy.
Yesterdays crowd Of 1925
wsgered 1881 ,092 on Laurel's
fifth Of % spring programs.