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Evening star., 1963-04-23

by the expansion OF the mile
tracks annual allotment Of
days from 40 to So programs
per season.
Lou Pondfield, Pimlico's exc
cutive director, says his track
and Laurel now are attempting
TO work out an acceptable fl
nancial arrangement for the
combined 24-day August ses-
sion. This meeting would take
care Of the IL days added to
the Laurel and Pimlico sched-
ules by the legislature this year.
Bowie also gets an additional
IL days, and 1t appears that
these dozen programs will be
run at Laurel. too, in advance
Of the regular fall meeting at
the parkway course. This ses-
sion, also Of "a days, would
run from October is through
November IL, the date of the
Washington, D. c., Interna-
tional.
Pimlico would follow with Its
regular late-fall meetings.
days through December IA.
The Maryland Racing Com
mission hopes to have the COM
plete schedule ready by Friday.
1t looks like the tough piece
to fit into the puzzle is Marl-
boro. one Of the three surviving
small tracks.
Timonium will not surrender
its traditional Labor Day date,
so that the Baltimore County
half-miler seems certain to be
given dates following Laurel,
from August 26 through Sep
tember q.
This would leave only ls
days between the close Of tt
monium and Laurel's reopen
ing In mid-October - moi
enough time to schedule both
Hagerstown and Marlboro
which want to run 10 days
each.
Either Hagerstown or Mari.
boro must be scheduled in the
spring or summer. against the
Evening star., 1963-04-23
CIV Netmen Win;
GU OutpIoyed by
Green Terrors

The tennis teams Of George
Warrington and Catholic UNI
versity came away with DIFF
ferant results yesterday as both
played conference matches at
horte.
CIV didn't lose a set in win
ming its third shutout in the
Southern Conference, 90, over
Richmond. Gu dropped all
three doubles to lose to West
erni Maryland, 5-4, In the
Mason Dixon Conference. II
wa4 GW's 10th victory in IL
matches. not counting an ex-
hibition triumph over Fort
Eu4is last week. Summaries:
CIV, o. RICHMOND, o
KuisS. 30, s@ii RUDY toWp Ss.
feated Hltehnsr. 80. 60; Kahr
towh defeated Carpenter. 80, e-1i
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Evening star., 1963-04-23
Colts Send Smith
To Coast League

HOUSTON. April % (AP)
Catcher Hal Smith agreed
yesterday to report on option
TO the Houston Colts Oklahoma
City farm club.
An eight-year veteran. Smith
could not be sent to the minors
by the Colts without his per-
mission.
Smith. 80. was Houston's
first-string catcher last season
and hit .235 with IL home runs
The veteran will join Okla
homa City of the Pacific Coast
League Thursday in Spokane
on 24-hour recall.
Evening star., 1963-04-23
Mantle Due
ToG Get Back
Into Action

NEW YORK. April 20 (AP).
Manager Ralph Houk Of the
Yankees says he expects to
have his famed M6EM sluggers,
Mickey Mantle and Roger
Maris, back in the lineup to-
gether again, but the reunion
looks as If it'll depend more on
the weather than on the condi-
ton of the athletes.
Mantle, who has been out OF
aceon nine days with a torn rib
muecle, was due to return to
the lineup today. on a part
time basis against the Red Sox,
but the game was postponed
because of rain. He'll prob
abN return tomorrow against
Chicago.
Mantle, the leagues most
valuable player, made a surprise
appearance at the bat for the
Yankees yesterday in a 1872 ex-
hib4tion victory over Army al
West Point and afterwards
Hoek gave him, the green light
forss further duty. MariS, Out
earlier with.a pulled leg muscle
mane his first start Friday.
Mantle took a turn at the
plate in the first inning against
thes West Pointers and popped
out but the. Yankees had
pleaty Of hitting anyway. They
crafked out a l7-hit barrage
which included ,homers by Tony
Kupek, Jack Reed and the
nexly Acquired Harry Bright
Si:: S;s: H'rl 61ssss IsI - Z /
Hidges, Kunkel and BlanehaFd
andsMichsla. LaPslla q. -.
BriEnt Reed. Army. Rusnak.
Evening star., 1963-04-23

rough competition OF both
Charles Town and Delaware
Park.
Delaying tactics will not dis
solve the competition. The
commission should settle this
g-debated date question
quickly.
SHORT SPRINTS - The
sixth running Of the $4,000
Maryland Derby has drawn the
nomination Of 20 home-bred
3-year -olds. The mile stakes
will be run at Laurel on May
Il, closing day. Jockey
Wayne Chambers. who piloted
For the Road In the Toboggan
Handicap yesterday at Aque-
duct. will ride Alfred Wander
bits Might and Main in the
Maryland Derby. Jockeys
Joe Culmone and David jim
are in the Prince Georges Hos
pital at Cheverly as the result
Of spills. but both are expected
to be released within a few
days. Culmone has q fractured
shoulder as o result Of the spill
aboard Nickel Boy. and jim
broke q collarbone when Couer
de Fer fell. While in the hos
pital jim will have q wire re-
moved from his shoulder. which
was placed there after an
earlier injury. Pimlico has
advanced Its post time for the
May 4-l8 spring meeting to
1880 pm. instead of the usual
2 o'clock starting time.
The only dark" day at Pim-
lico's l2-day session is Sched-
uled May Il. Yesterdays
crowd Of s.77l wAgered $685..
952 at Laurel.
Evening star., 1963-04-23
Greeks Gust Irish
Ii Davis Cup PIuy

DtJBLIN. April 23 (AP)-
Greece eliminated Ireland from
Dads Cup tennis play. 3-2. yes
terday when Nicolas Kalogero-
pouios defeated Michael Hic-
keyAin the final singles match
Of the preliminary round Sc
riess The scores were 60.
62, Ga.
LELAND tied up the compe-
tiorp earlier when Derek Arthur
beat Nicolas Kalyvas. Ga.
3-e. Ia. 60. 6-3.
Greece now meets Brazil In
Athens next month In the next
rouGd Of European zone play.
Evening star., 1963-04-23
Aqueduct
GENDER PROVES HANDICAP
TO MARIETTA NET STAR

/. MARIETTA Ohio. April 20 (AP) Marietta College
has lost the services Of It's top tennis payer-and not
4 girl.
School officials announced yesterday that Ohio Con-
ference commissioners have pointed out that conference
iles state that only "bonafde male undergraduate stu
dents In good standing can participate In varsity
athletics.
: The rule ends the budding collegiate tennis career
q ie-year-od Nancy Devlin Of South Dartmouth. Mass
= The coed had . 3-i record and was only two
matches away from winning varsity letter.
Evening star., 1963-04-23
u. S. Horse Third
In EPSON T rial

EPSON, England. April %
(AP).-Iron Peg. the American
owned and bred favorite for the
English Derby. made his first
start today and finished third
In the Blue Riband Trial Stakes
at EPSON Downs.
Winner Of the mile-and-ll0-
yard race over Epsom'S turf
track was The Bo-Sun. with
Whiskey A Go Go second. Six
3-year-olds started in the race.
Evening star., 1963-04-23

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Evening star., 1963-04-23
AT THE RACES
August Meeting
All but Official .
BY JOE KELLY

It's all but official that for the first time in history
will stage meeting in August would be "a
meeting starting July 20 and running through August "a
Unless this hotweather experiment is far successful
than generally anticipated also will be the last time the
Maryland tracks attempt major racing in August
strictly a one-year solution the date
Evening star., 1963-04-23

The PhillieS won, SIS. with a
great deal of help from four
balk calls on Nets pitchers.
Things got off to q rosy
start. as the game flickered on
the screen.
They'll never lose again, +"
announced q draft beer as the
starting pitchers warmed UP.
Il can't even talk to you
guys any MORE" said q cynical
scotch and soda. Listen to that
announcer, talking about win
ming four straight. He never
mentioned them eight straight
they lost"
Ron Hunt doubled In the
first inning for the Nets.
Youth" said q rye-and-
water. That's the secret. /"
Duke Snider walked. "Experi-
ence. Wise old head, that
Duke" said the draft beer.
And we got the Oldest brain
In baseball" enthuSed q
straight bourbon helping HIM
self to herring at the free
lunch counter. "Old Casey
TO-"
The Nets jumped off to q
80 lead.
where's that scoreboard we
used to have?" demanded the
bartender.
I'VE gotta keep the score"
I'VE haven't used 1t in 10
years." said the waiter. 1T
still had the Dodgers and
Giants on it," J
I'VE used 1t last year, !
think" said the bartender.
mot after the Nets lost II
straight" the waiter said.
The Phillies got q run back,
but the crowd was unworried,
III bet ten bucks they're
in third place when they come
back from this road trip"
crowed a newcomer. caught up
in the spirit.
You're on" said the cynic.
well, fighting for the first
division. anyway" retreated the
newcomer.
Balks Unpopular
Then came the rash Of balks,
Balks are not popular on Sixth
avenue.
"Stupidest call in baseball, u
said the bartender. who wants
to win on q balk? I'd be
ashamed to 60 to the next
base"
They tell the umpires to call
them, they call them" said .
philosopher.
Somebody's nuts" said the
draft beer. There was wide
agreement.
But the balks went on, and
the Phillies added some timely
hits.
Defeat was accepted, but moi
without o fight.
The Nets GO three In the
ninth and loaded the bases will,
two out.
Heart. They got heart" en-.
Unused the draft beer.
Sounds like New Years Eve
in here" said the bartender, a,
the fans rooted in vain for an
other hit. Rod Kanehl took q
called third strike to end the
game.
"Oh well, 1t was getting mon.
otonous. winning them all" Saic
q bottle beer.
Evening star., 1963-04-23

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csnnls Perl lChambefsl lA0
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Lauryl. Silver Dish, Petite cosur. Time.
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wapili Deer, sumprIds, Annie oino
and lcircs Time, l:12%.
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CksFry Veneer lssliers( s.1e are
Piets Girl Weileiansl 500
= Toea Town, Pragmatie. Miss Arlene
x. Parma. Dukes Babe, Edmar, patti
Dowd and oeorglnes wiah. Time, i:25.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
Evening star., 1963-04-23

League and Wilson OF the In
terhigh League. scored easy VIC
tories. The Knights defeated
DeMatha, 8-3, and the Tigers
thumped st. Albans, 1879.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
SSto3SETHwEsTN 600 600 100 100 al z g
RICHARDS and Hobson; Borsello and
Hone Run-Northv.stsrn. wl.st.
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VIRGINIA
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Richmond and RsdVins; Mullins and
Pearson.
yEMNIE 2 cy;S PsA.E, C0s oo3 900 900 /! g 2
Lewis and Baifield; Dee, Bonner 90
and Shorter. johnson 90.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
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OTHER GAMES
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GAMES TODAY
Osbourn at oroveton, 4.
Annandale at CIV, Z.
Falls Church al Mclean, 4
Hammond at Mount Vernon I.
Lee ct Wakefield, T.
Stuart at Madison, e.
Marshall at Edison. T.
Rich Mont. at Northwood. .
Walter johnson At Blair, $40.
B-CC Of Wheaton, 3:3O
Springbrook at Sherwood $50
Whitman at Einstein. 3.
OaitherSourg at Peary, 3:30.
Olenelg at Mt. Airy, $40.
GonEaRa at st. Johns 4
Maret at Geo. Prep, $40.
| CONGRESSIONAL at Woodward. 7iS
Chamberlain ct Anacostia, $40.
| Eastern at Spingarn, 800
Phelps ct Tech, 800.
! Bell at Coolidge, $3.50
Dunbar at Coolidge. 3:3O.
Roosevelt at Western, 3 30
ouantieo at Flint Hill. $40.
81. Anthony'S at Priory. 4.
GAMES TOMORROW
] WI at Episcopal. $50.
Evening star., 1963-04-23

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Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-18

tendance for the three-day pro. gram.
 The assembly will provide Je- hovah'S witnesses with advance in struction and training in the house-to-house ministry, using the widely known journals the Watch tower and Awake magazines. The theme of the conference is, Feed My Little Sheep"
 Andrew K. Wagner, branch man. ager of Jehovah's witnesses in
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-18
Church Group In Circuit Assembly

Jehovahs Witnesses living in Alaska Circuit No. will hold their semi-annual circuit assembly in Anchorage, Oct. 25-27, it was an- nounced today by John Errichetti, presiding minister for the Kodiak group.
 Alaska Circuit No. includes the central and south central part of the state and Kodiak. Over $50 persons are expected to be in at-
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-18
St. James Bazaar Set For Nov. 2

Preparations are in high gear for the first Bazaar, planned by the Women of St. James the Fisher man Episcopal Church.
 Saturday, Nov. 2, is the date of the bazaar at St. James which will feature many Alaskan items from native villages, plus a number of home made and hand made items by the church women here.
 Mrs. Betty Lorenson is chairman of the event. She said visitors to the bazaar will find wide selec. ton of gifts for Christmas.
 Arts and crafts made by women in Episcopal Church missions in other areas of Alaska will be one of the highlights of the bazaar.
 Another unique table will fea- ture parcel post packages for sale. These have been mailed from friends in the lower 48 and Can- ada.
 Committees planning the bazaar are headed by Mesdames Dorothy Clark, Doris Simon, Pat Bonney, Jane Melarvie, Judy Taylor, Rosie lesser, Jo Keers, Mae Buxton, Jo Salmine, Katherine Madsen, Doris Anderson, Marion Soule, Fran Powell, Evelyn Bullock, Maxine Brooks, Joan Frost, Beverly Horn, Hazel Butler and Laura Resoff.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-18

Alaska, and Robert L. Hartman, circuit director, will serve the con- vention as principal speakers.
 Climax of the assembly will be the discourse, "The Bible Triumphs in Scientific World" by Mir. Wag- ner.
Evening star., 1963-01-29
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Evening star., 1963-01-29
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Evening star., 1963-01-29
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Evening star., 1963-01-29
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NE Nsft-S = Assrl Eve rvrderovs Cain et Al
are exposes IS eeene~tes eVr'esqVes Of our true beirs
Seness '-xe-'ne image OF dfvni'Y rfnisy Adam,
sve'eSs - NEVER bern NEVER dying NEVER /. SIM
nef NEVER born et sinners - Of woman unr,..,.,
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~ re enclosures skeleton enr;ex Of co<,. r-<ro,
iroSne ~ winch ~i ire application IN. ;r,.rcr.
's''en q me Sss'oUr Christ Jesus and His s>eoa Cen.
''s SsSs Chris S>ienes Messiah - fhe corrf.rt.r
e'sH ne sso'y Chest ssschns ALL sh;nos And shus
esnsss va. a y. "a 81 and zl take ON power er.c
oe never before reszed before she 90 wears r,vrrss
"s s'snsa ornr''rsssrs Christ VIA Father. Scr. and
-. s'ss n'snes chosen since Christ Jesus -
~su.sn~ Nzs<he~ iazss .,1,. = ;.s~--.~-Ss.
ph<sssx. ssssAssof. sressexs Mar, B,k.~ go,
Res<isfson
Lovingly yssx. according ss Christ
Andrs~ Frushsd. PubIish,x
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Arms - EncAx
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-20
"PskINc BIRTH CURB DRIVE"
GOD S DETROIT TRIBUNE

Tne Christian Silence Monitor, July
sirtn<ontro campaign with the official back
inc ef RE Chinese Communist Party and government has
wsy ic the months in Shanghai Com
rvniss chnss largest eify and main port il has been
iesrned
specisl Planned Birth Work Committee composed
CT parry fncansries local government unon youth and
~orers fe5era.son eesls with medical representatives
- ne ,., iSMay. according 10 the shane
hsi nssxrsoer Nen Hi Sao-
This MAS TIE FIRST DIRECT INDICATION NOTED
HERE THAT LIMITED BIRTH CONTROL DURING THE
PAST YEAR HAS RECEIVED FULL OFFICIAL GOVERN
MENT AND PARTY BACKING
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-20
DECERllS DEvk VS.. BIBLE. PRAYER =
RISK Of G0DlESSNESS"
Letter rron Or Readers.
TIE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NON

"let%e~ rrcrn Or Ees5erx~
TIE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR. June 3
THIS res5er has been vsry ruvSh surprised ef
she bs repsr4 sf re UneS Preshf4srisr Assem-
by. psrseusrs ~ah regard Prsyes ss Christian farm
an puh&c schools
Christian esr-esssor rs nrt - sn ne fhs,s
d>rosinsssonsi exrre<soa- Ne cszfuse Seoonr
nsfensl irgeoce wsh chrsssisny sssekfs and
seney 70 ass~ s< scserres ~ chyruh