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The Nome nugget., 1963-04-08

Euzkara, the language of the Basques in Spain and France, is regarded as the worlds toughest tongue. It is said no one has ever thoroughly mastered it's eight sep arate dialects.
The Nome nugget., 1963-04-08
Salt Lake City Girl Is Cherry Blossom Festival Queen
 WASHINGTON R - A Slendt

O1V U7 - IA SIGIIU6I Salt Lake City brunette reigned as the capitals new Cherry Blos- som Queen Saturday as the annual festival moved toward it's finale.
 Miss Kathryn Pugmire, 20-year- old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Larel Pugmire, won the crown Friday night on a spin of the wheel of fortune before an audience of about 1,200 persons.
The Nome nugget., 1963-04-08

UNITED STATES
 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
 Fairbanks Land Office
 516 Second Avenue
 Fairbanks, Alaska
 March 19, 1863
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Notice is hereby given that The Boring Trading Company of Edmonds, Wash ington, together with his witnesses R. Jorgusson. Alakanuk, Alaska, and A. A. Johnson, Alakanuk, Alaska, has filed Application to Purchase for his Trade & Manufacturing Site, Fairbanks Serial US. Survey No. 3794. Alaska, situated at Alakanuk, Alaska, containing 80 acres. During the period of publication or within 30 days thereafter any person, corporation, or association having or asserting any adverse interest in or claim to the tract of land or any part thereof may file in the Fairbanks Land Office, under oath an adverse claim set ting forth the nature and extent thereof and such adverse claimant shall, within 60 days after the filing of such adverse claim, begin action to quiet title in a court of competent jurisdiction in AL aska, and thereafter patent shall be is sued in conformity with the final decree of the court.
 Robert F. Hilton,
 Chief, Lands Section First Publication March g, 1863 Last Publication May 20, 1863 Publish March 25. April 1, 8, IS, 9, 29, May 6, 13, 20, 1863
The Nome nugget., 1963-04-08

Letter-size and Legal File Holders
 Available al the Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1963-04-08

Canned chilli was first intro duced in Texas.
Evening star., 1963-02-12
MAN WHO NEEDS AN AGENT
RosewoII Roted Tops,
But It's q Secret

although he eventually over
hauled Gonzales, as the records
show.
"Rosewall is what you'd call
a complete player, but not an
overpowering one." Trabert
says. He has all the shots
His backhand, which is prob
ably the best since Don Bulge
is a tremendous weapon. That's
something Laver is finding out.
Laver, the amateur grand
slam winner, lost IL of 13
matches against Rosewall in
Australia, plus another in New
York Sunday night, since turn
ing pro. They'll meet again here
Thursday in the nights head
liner.
LAYERS a lefty" Trabert
points out, land his natural
service is to Rosewall's back
hand. Man, that's like charging
a bull with a rubber knife
Rods only beginning to adjust
now"
For years, the best they
could say for Rosewall. who
is 5-foot-7 and 142 pounds, was
that he was the best tennis
player in the world pound for
pound. Trabert is trying hard
to make folks recognize Rose
wall for what the records show
he really is-the best player
in the world now, period.
Evening star., 1963-02-12
Fuyorites Lead
Miumi-Nussuu
Sail Competition

MIAMI, Feb. IL (AP) ).-The
favorites have taken the early
lead and made the Miami-to-
Nassau sailing race almost a
personal duel.
Bolero, the 73-foot yawl
owned by Sally Ames Langmuir
OF Beverly Hills. Calf. led the
fleet Of As boats. divided into
three handicapped classes, past
Great Isaac's light last night.
Close behind was the scratch
boat, the 72-foot yawl Escapade,
owned by Baldwin M. Baldwin
OF Newport. Beach Calf.
A good l8-knot southeasterly
breeze was behind the fleet on
the first leg Of the 25th annual
l84-mile race from Miami. The
defending champion is Hurri-
cane, a 40-foot yawl formerly
named Paper Tiger and now
owned by H. r. Dennis Of Eau
Gallie. Fla.
Evening star., 1963-02-12
Luver Registers
First Victory on
u. S. Net Tour

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Feb.
IL (AP).-Barry MacKay re-
mains unbeaten and rookie Rod
Laver has registered his first
victory on the American tour
OF the professional tennis
troupe.
MacKay made II four straight
singles triumphs when he de-
feated Andreas Gimeno OF
Spain. 8-6, last night at the
Springfield College Field House
Laver turned back Luis Ayala
OF Chile. as. In a match wit
messed by 1900. Laver won
with a stronger, more consist
ent serve while making his key
service break against Ayala In
the eighth game.
Previously, Laver. the anna
teur tennis grand-slam winner
OF 1862, had lost three straight
singles-twice 10 MacKay anc
once TO the defending pre-
champion, Ken Rosewall. Rose.
wall defeated Earl Buchholz
l2-l0, putting them both q:
on the tour.
Evening star., 1963-02-12
St. Peters Bans
Four Cogers for
Rules Violations

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Feb.
IL (AP).-Four members of st.
Peters College basketball team,
including Capt. George Nc
Nally, we're indefinitely sus-
pended from the college yester-
day and were declared ineligible
for any further participation in
athletics at the school.
The dean of st. Peters, the
Rev. Leo Mclaughlin, said the
four were suspended for "in-
subordination, conduct detri-
mental to the best interests
of the college and violation of
rules of the college athletic de-
partment."
Father Mclaughlin said the
action was taken as a result
of violations by the players OF
the team curfew following ar
8l-74 loss to Niagara Univer-
sity in Niagara Falls Saturday
night.
The suspended players, in ad-
dition to McNally, are Robert
Murray, a senior from Brook,
lyn, the teams leading re
bounder; Edward Gilhooley, {
senior of South Orange, N. j
and Bob johnson, a junior from
Dumont, N. ].
Evening star., 1963-02-12
San Felipe Cop
Draws II Colts

ARCADIA, Calf, Feb. IL
(AP). - The $50, ,000-added,
mile-and-one-sixteenth San
Felipe Handicap at Santa Anita
today drew II sleek S-year-old
colts whose owners have an eye.
on the Santa Anita Derby's
100000 pot. March 2.
If all IT start, the gross will
be $65, $50 with the winner
getting $42.750. q
One of the reasons for the,
big field is the absence o.
Candy Spots. Rex Ellsworth's
standout who has run and won
all his three starts. The ELS
worth speedster ran into rain
on the day of his projected
Santa Anita debut and was
scratched. He was declared out
again today because Trainer
Mish Tenney considered the
field too bulky and tough.
Evening star., 1963-02-12
STOCK FOR SALE
Big Income Disclosed
In Broves' Prospectus

below / million last season.
only in 1861 does the balance
sheet show a net loss. That was
$69,334 on operations in 1861.
Despite the 767, ,221 attendance
low last season, the ball club
showed an income from opera
tions of $196,2S2 at the end Of
the fiscal year October 81, when
revenue had dropped to $3.6
million.
But the gross revenues for
the five years still amounted to
more than $25 million. and the
net from operations to more
than $2.5 million.
This, the financial statement
notes. was despite the expendi-
ture Of more than $6.6 million
during the period for player
replacement and development
OF the farm system.
The prospectus also disclosed
that the overall purchase price
Of the Braves was $6,058, ,480, but
that $1,000 shares were sold
back to Perini. for $4,000. At
the time Of the sale, the price
was given as about $51z mil
lion, with Perrin retaining an
interest Of about 10 per cent.
The prospectus also reported
that none of the syndicate
members except Braves Pres
ident John McHale-whose SAL
airy is $43,500 plus bonuses
receive any individual salaries,
directors fees or remuneration
for travel expenses.
Evening star., 1963-02-12
Floyd Plans
Weeks of
Florida Drill

NEW YORK, Feb. IL (AP).
Floyd Patterson will arrive in
Florida five weeks before his
return title bout with Heavy
weight Champion Sonny Liston
and wind up his training there.
The fight is scheduled for
April 4 or IL in Miami Beach.
Dan Florio, Patterson's train
er, told of the former cham
pion's plans in a telephone call
from Highland Mills, N. Y, yes
terday.
Patterson owns a camp in
Highland Mills and does most
of his training there. He was
unavailable for comment.
Florio said, I'VE haven't got
a place to train in Florida yet.
The promoters, Tom and AL
Bolan, are looking for a suit
able site. When they've picked
one out I'll go down to look 1t
over. If it's okay, and meets
with Floyd's approval, then
we'll pack up and head for
Florida"
Right now Floyd is working
hard here" Florio added. Hes
not doing much boxing, but
he's doing a lot Of running and
walking. He boxed four rounds
Monday with his brother Ray
and two sparring partners, but
he's only boxed about 20 to 25
rounds in the six weeks we've
been here.
There's plenty Of time for
the boxing. Right now he's just
enjoying the rough life in the
snow and ice here"
Florio said Patterson hasn't
seen movies OF the first fight
with Liston-in which Listor
took away the title on a first
round knockout-but that he
will. The veteran handler dis
closed that Floyd feels terrific
and his spirit is fine.
ITS like night and day CON-
pared TO the way he felt be-
fore" Florio observed.
Evening star., 1963-02-12
STOCK FOR SALE

MILWAUKEE,, Feb. IL (AP).
just about all that glittered
during the first glistening dec
ade of the Milwaukee Braves
turns out to have been gold
after all.
The IA young Midwesterners
who bought the Braves from
Louis Perrin last November fol-
lowed through on their promise
to give the home folks a hand
in the operation yesterday by
asking approval of a plan to
sell $4,000 shares of stock to
Wisconsin residents at $40 q
share, plus selling costs.
But the registration state
ment filed with the Securities
and Exchange Commission yes
terday turned on the lights in
the money room, from whence
in the days Of Perrin steward
ship scarcely a whisper Of
profit or loss escaped.
And according to the state
ments of income during the
last five years, the whispers
during the 10 years since Perini
brought the Braves from Boston
might have been drowned out
by portentous clicking and
rustling anyway.
In 1858, for instance, the
Braves gross income from
baseball operations was $6 mil
lion. and net income before in
come taxes was $l.l million.
And while that was the year
that the Braves won their Sec
ond straight National League
pennant, it was also the year
after they won the World
Championship from the New
York Yankees, and 1t was the
first year in five that attend
ance had dropped below two
million paid.
And although the second five
years Of the decade almost GER
tainly produced the lowest net
ncomes-attendance. for in
stance. not only never touched
2 million again. but declined
Evening star., 1963-02-12
Restrictions Eused
By Tar Heels
And WoIfpuck

RALEIGH. N. c. Feb. ~
(AP).-Relaxation OF sports re-
cruiting restrictions were an
nounced at North Carolina
State College and the Univer-
Sity OF North Carolina yester-
day.
The schools announced that
their basketball coaches will no
longer limit their efforts 10 re-
cruiting only two players from
outside the Atlantic Coast
Conference area
Both institutions will now be
permitted TO recruit four pros
poets yearly outside the AAC
area.
Meanwhile, football Coacf
Earle Edwards OF North Caro-.
lima State announced that hC
would consider recruiting Ne.
gro players provided they car
meet the necessary require
ments.
Edwards said he intends II
consider everyone recon-
mended 10 us. As far as know
the road is open 10 recruit Neg
ro players"
But" he added. "there
would be many things 10 enter
into II. He would have 10 b.
qualified and the right kind Of
boy"
The restrictions on basket
ball recruitment we're put into
effect two years ago when sew
eral players from North Caro-
lima and N. c. State were impli-
Gated in q nationwide basket
ball game-fixing scandal.
Evening star., 1963-02-12
Cicudo Likely Choice
In Debut as 4-Yeor-OId

Principal opponents probably
will be Some Song. l22 pounds.
with Jockey Walter Blum;
Royal Patrice. l2i. with Bill
Hartack. and the entry Of Red
Belle. li9. with Bill Boland,
and Pocosaba. il8. with Jack
Leonard.
other possible starters in
clude Alecee. Coup d'Etat. Old
Hat. Dandy Princess, Fortunate
Isle. Gambit, Hushaby and
Blue Cabin.
Cicada has earned S682 .S43.
making her the top money-win-
ming filly or mare in history.
A victory In the Columbiana
would boost her earnings be-
yond the 100000 mark.
Evening star., 1963-02-12
Regis Fourth Entry
In COLLEGE Tourney

LOUISVILLE. KY. Feb. IL
tAP) The field for the Ma
tional Catholic College
championship basketball tour
nament was completed yester-
day when Regis College ac-
cepted a bid.
The Rangers, with a 1873
record, will join Canisius. ST,
JoSeph's, Pa. and Creighton In
the two-day tourney getting
under way March 8 at Freedom
Hall
Evening star., 1963-02-12
BiIking Suspect
In Horse Scheme
Ordered to N. J.

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. IL (AP)
Gov. j. Millard Tawes has
ordered Adam Bagdasian re-
turned to New Jersey to stand
trial on charges of bilking Mrs
Lee Enz of Camden, N. j., OF
100000 in a phony horse-race
betting scheme.
Mrs. Enz told Joseph D
BuSher, the assistant attorney
general who represents Tawes
at extradition hearings, that
BagdaSian took the money aft
er promising her she would re-
ceive $4,000 for it. She claimed
she received nothing.
BagdaSian, alias Sam Buck
ley and Louis Peters, has been
identified as an office manager
for a bookmaker.
BagdaSian allegedly agreed to
accept wagerS from Mrs. Enz
on credit under a scheme in
which he would change her bets
following each race, so that
she would have the winning
horse.
He allegedly changed the
books to show that Mrs. Enz
had won $4,000.
Mrs. Enz said that before
she could collect the money she
was supposed to give Bagdasian
100000 November 6, 1862, to
cover the alleged bets she made
on credit. She said she gave
Bagdasian the $4,000, but after
waiting a week and not receiv-
ing the money she supposedly
had won on the altered bets,
she reported the incident to the
authorities.
Bagdasian, of Silver Spring
Md, said he had never seer
Mrs, Enz before yesterday. He
said he hadn't been in New
Jersey for two or three years
Evening star., 1963-02-12

Bowie today with the running
of the $10,000-added Lincoln
Stakes, an event which has been
showed out on two occasions.
This will be the fifth running
Of the stakes, which this year
has been limited to Maryland
breds.
The last time the Lincoln was
run, in 1860, it was taken by
Yes You Will, the rags-to-
riches horse who now has been
retired to the breeding farm.
The favorite for today's g.
furlong dash is George Sims
Yeuxdous. who could win the
largest purse he ever has cor
rallied. Yeuxdoux, winner Of his
last start at Bowie, will be after
81, ,l66 first money and his first
stakes victory at the expense OF
seven rivals.
SHORT SPRINTS - Gaelic
Lad was handed topweight of
l22 pounds for Saturdays $780,
000-added Southern Maryland
Handicap. War Council, who
beat out Gaelic Lad in yester-
days $4,000 Overlook Purse
at 51a furlongs. gets in the
Maryland with 100
pounds. Nineteen horses are
eligible for the weekend event.
A.. Mrs. Henry Hecht's Sena-
tor B. and Russell A. Firestone,
jr.'s, Jet Traffic, the one-two
in Saturdays Francis
Scott Key Purse, are due to
meet again February % in the
George Washington Stakes.
Followers of the No. IL
horse in Bowie daily doubles
again hit yesterday, when
Court Frolic, a $500 upsetter,
won the first race to start a
$203 daily double (l2 and g.. It
was the fourth time in nine
days that a horse carrying the
No. IL saddlecloth took the
first race. Jockey Joe Gull
none gained in the riding COM
petition yesterday, riding two
winners to increase his total
for the meeting to nine. Wayne
Chambers, who was blanked
yesterday, has IA. ~
Evening star., 1963-02-12

MIAMI, Feb. IL (AP).-
Christopher T. chenery's Ci-
cada. champion filly Of her age
the past two years. makes her
debut as a 4-year-old tomor-
row In Hialeah's 25.000-added
Columbiana Handicap packing
top weight Of 1875 pounds.
With John Rotz riding. Ci-
cada probably will be a slight
favorite In the 7-furlong fea-
ture despite the weight and the
fact II will be her first start
since November 3.
"Our filly runs we'll when
fresh and her workouts indicate
10 me she should be ready for
this stern task" Trainer J. II.
Casey Hayes said.
Evening star., 1963-02-12
Thompson Named
To AII-Eust Team

NEW YORK. Feb. ~ (AP).-
John Thompson, 6-foot-ll jun
ior from Washington, d. c.. who
made 3S points IN one game
and spanked his Providence
team 10 three victories last
week, has been named 10 the
weekly All-East basketball team
OF the Eastern College Athletic
Conference.
Also named 10 the squad.
Frank Corace OF LaSalle, Gerry
Ward OF Boston College. Alan
Young OF Brown and Ron VIII
lard Of Duquesne.
Evening star., 1963-02-12
Touchdown Club
To Fete Netmen

The Touchdown Club will be
host tomorrow at 1890 pm. to
the six players on the profess
sional tennis troupe at a special
luncheon.
Included in the gathering
will be wives Of three Of the
players-Andres Gimono, Earl
Buchholz and Barry MacKay.
Ladies also are invited to the
luncheon.
Olen Parks. general manager
of the round-robin tour, will
be the master of ceremonies.
Evening star., 1963-02-12

means nearly one-quarter OF
the 1868 meeting is all but over
without even q real threat Of
cancellation.
Since we have only now ar
rived at Lincoln's Birthday on
the calendar, the Bowie brass
is leery about Dragging for fear
of being hit in the face with a
snowstorm. However, the feel
ing here is that this might be
one Of the tracks best winter
ventures.
Racing began at Bowie this
season February /. This was
the second-earliest start ever
tried since cold weather racing
was introduced to this area in
1857.
The February dates are the
toughest to negotiate. The fifth
anniversary of Bowie's well-re-
membered blizzard occurs Fri
day. Then, too, the tempera-
lures are colder and sunlight
hours are shorter in February
than in March's brighter days.
However, Bowie's business is
booming. mainly due to a letup
by nature in this rigorous win
ter. Attendance is running 10
per cent ahead Of last year and
betting is up IL per cent.
Yesterday, 10,0l9 fans were
counted at the gate and wager
ing reached $3.50, 1872. It's doubt
full that even the Yankees would
draw such a crowd on a driz-
zling afternoon in a game
played in the pinewoods Of
Prince Georges County.
The handle, the best for q
weekday so far this year, raised
the betting average for nine
days to a healthy $980,746.
The Great Emancipator's
birthday will be observed at
Evening star., 1963-02-12
Sunerstein Aiinq

CHICAGO. Feb. IL (AP).-
Abe saperstein, owner of the
Harlem Globetrotters basket
ball team. entered Mt. Sinai
Hospital yesterday.
The attending physician said
he was suffering from pneu-
monia.
Evening star., 1963-02-12
D. c. Boxer Kuyoed

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 70
(AP).-Bradford Silas. l44, Of
Washington, d. c.. was knocked
out in l:44 Of the fourth round
OF a scheduled six-round bout
here last night by Benny Bris-
coe, 1852, Of Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1963-02-12
PanchO Easy Winner
Deucons Hire Timer
AS BuckfieId Aide

WINSTON-SALEM, N. c., Feb.
IL (AP).-Bill Hillebrand, Wake
Forest football coach, filled one
OF the two vacancies on his
coaching staff yesterday ny
hiring Sam Timer as defensive
backfield coach.
A 1851 graduate Of Panzer
College in New Jersey. Timer
was assistant coach at Virginia
from 1858 until 1860. Since
then he has been head football
coach at Clark IN. j. High
School.
Evening star., 1963-02-12
Tiger EurIy Fuvorite

Las VEGAS. Feb. II tAP) -
Middleweight Champion Dick
Tiger Is a Al favorite 10 beat
Gene Fullmer In a l5-round
rematch February 20. Tiger
defeated Fullmer In San Fran
cisco last october to win the
crown.
Evening star., 1963-02-12

TRUE BILL had speed In his seasonal bow when
second and should improve enough Outrun this field
MISTER CROCK will he running late. HANDsHAKE was
Q winner earlier In West VIrginia for S2,5OO.,
Evening star., 1963-02-12
BY STEVE GUBACK
Star Staff Writer

Perhaps the only drawback
that Ken Rosewall has found
since becoming the best tennis
player in the world is that few
people are aware of it.
For a player who depends on
speed and a deft touch. Rose
wallis timing is horrible. In
stead of coming along when
tennis needed new hero, Rose
wall has plugged along in the
shadows of first Pancho Con-
zales and now Rod Laver.
1t hardly matters when Rose
wall wins. Nobody ever seems
to remember it.
Ask even a fairly knowledge
able tennis fan who the best
pro was two years ago and un-
doubtedly he'll name Gonzales
or slickly try to switch tn e
subject.
Forced PanchO Out
"Rosewall actually knocked
Gonzales into retirement" :"
Tony Trabert, director of the
International Professional Ten
mis- Players Association, says.
"He whipped Pancho in four
sets for the world clay courts
championship at Paris two
years ago and then won the
indoor title in England. Those
were the two big tournaments
and it made Rosewall the best.
Furthermore, he won seven out
Of eight tournaments last year
to stay up there"
Trabert has reason to point
this out. since Rosewall will be
among those in the six-man
pro troupe that plays Thurs
day night at the University of
Maryland's Cole Field House.
And Rosewall is the type who
needs a press agent.
Hes like Dow Finsterwald
in golf," Trabert says. Hes
always in the money, but when
he wins nobody ever remembers
it. He just doesn't attract at
tention, but he's the best there
is now"
PanchO Easy Winner
Rosewall got off on the wrong
foot as a pro in 1857 when
he met Gonzales. then at the
peak Of his game. in a head
to-head tour. Pancho won the
series easily and Rosewall has
been in the shadows ever since.
Evening star., 1963-02-12
Race Results
Bowie

lst--S2, 500: cling; Ayr. & up; 8 fur.
Hardstick tEspinosa) 1850 500 I.SO
Found (kOrte) $50 100
Winnie's Boy u. Freneh) 1890
Smileabit, West River, Brandy Boy,
Ioolbox, Blow Gun, Jenny Judge, Fleet,
Northwest Time, l15%.
2d-S2 500; cling: Ayr. g. up: g fur.
Grand Opera lW.Ch'rsD 500 $50 SEQ
MayblOSsOm ". EspinOsa) 1920 q. 10
Chilly Penda (CutShawl $50
Foray's Boy, Bright Heritage, North
ern Ruler, Sweet Stroller, Edgar D.,
Quatre Boy. Time, l:l42s.
DAILY DOUBLE (10-4) SAC
Evening star., 1963-02-12
Ar THE RACES
Business Booming.
In the Pinewoods
sy JOE Kelly

Chances have been eated about the ice finally
melting in driveway that haven't given thought to
how Bowie aring in what Weather Bureau one
the worst winters record
To bring to date the insulated underwear racing
circuit Bowie today is
Evening star., 1963-02-12

AQUA PURA a EallOping winner for S2,55O and
should win another here CITY ANN also her last
and rates excellent chance 10 sONO meets slightly
better after registering for $1,000.
Evening star., 1963-02-12

, OLD DADDY has been training satisfactorily for
his seasonal bow and well placed here SWERVE looks
like the to beat. AIR SPIN third In his first
start Of the year and might take Il all.
John Larkn Maloney entry.
Evening star., 1963-02-12
THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000 claiming $1,000 to
81, ,llOi l.Near .OldA and up; MARYLAND fOaIs; {

PURE SILVER Is better than his last race, having
second earlier for SI,5OO. CENACLE LADY breaks
fast and will battle to the wire. CALL HASTILY is
capable Of upsetting.
Evening star., 1963-02-12

GAIN A ERILND should Outrun this field, Ma
TlONAL GALLERY was galOping winner for 81, 500
SILVER FROST meets slightly better after WINNING for
S2,5OO "
Evening star., 1963-02-12
BEST BET-GAIN A. FRIEND

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claimed. "0S
Evening star., 1963-02-12

TENNESSEE BANDIT a winner last year at
Atlantic City and should beat this field. DANES
DOLL had speed when fourth and will battle TO the
wire. LADY BRIGHT 5 due for a top race.
Evening star., 1963-02-12
SECOND RACE-Purss $500; maiden s-ysar-Olds; 8

PLAINTIFF ii had speed in Florida and gets the
vote here. STRATFORD. second in his last, rates
excellent chance. MR.. CLUBHOUSE should take
money spot,
Evening star., 1963-02-12
JOE KELLYy SELECTIONS N-------
Bowie HandicaDs
Selections Made for Sloppy Track
Post Time. 1880 Pm.

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; claiming (S2 ,6OO)
3-yeaf-Oldsi furOngs.
Evening star., 1963-02-12

Calumet Farm entry.
E3: KS XXI; xxxl0 pounds appren-
tice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1963-02-12

NARWHAL Outrun In his seasonal bow but won
ms last two starts at Pmco last ian. FANFAN La TuLIPE
was third FOR $1,000 and q strong rival CASTLE
SPAIN was a winner in New Jersey last