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The Sidney herald., 1963-04-24
Farm Researe
SEED TREATING IS A
MUST THIS YEAR
TO control
ssub fungus
Farm Researchers Warn:

"Scab disease will be serious
this year the worst in Is
years." says Ray Kinch, South
Dakota Seed Testing Lab agron-
omiSt.
His and other investigations re-
veal that small grain and flax
seed grown last year now car
ries an unusually severe infect
ion of scab fungus.
TO PROTECT YOUR CROP
from severe loss, Peavey recon-
mends two important steps as
inexpensive crop insurance:
: u Use seed of known germin-
r alton.
Ks . Protect your seed with a
mercurial seed treatment
We cam take care of this
seed treatment for YOU We
have the. products, equip
ment, and know how to do
the job right
Make sure your seed is pro-
tected by getting this job
+ done early, before you be
come "too busy" with other
spring work. Treatment now
will retain its effective pro
lection through the Spring
months a +. bt,-
, Sidney 482-l309
"a Cavaro TIC 0QA0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
=. Ais Right
With the World

poison from the blood. and
leave good things alone. How
does 1t know one from the
other? Who gave the human
tongue flexibility TO form
words, and a brain to UNDER
stand them, but denied 1t to
all other animals?
Illnesses have specific
symptoms. Why this warm
ing7 Why not many illnesses
with identical symptomsp Or
no symptoms2 Who showed
q womb how to take the love
Of two persons, and keep
splitting q tiny ovum until.
In time, q baby would have
the proper number Of fingers.
eyes. ears and hair in the
right places and come into
the world when 1t is strong
enough to sustain life? Who2
It's all accidental. There is
no God?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
REBOUND CONSTIPATION

-. that's the price you may pay for
taking old-iashioned chemical laxa-
tives that can dry out bowels 10 cause
Inflammation and many other laxative
risks. Por details see circular IN Dr.. I'd.
vards' Olive Tablets. winner of doctors
o-month test. Tells how tha hsrhal prep
aration Won BY 7ies on combined scores
o. Gentlenses and Other points. writs 10
Dr.. Edvarda' Olive Tablets, Dept. Wc67,
Memphi. ]. Tenn. o. get Dr.. EeFsrdS
Olive Tablets n tho nearest drug sdorA
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Evening star., 1963-05-09
CLERK-TYPIST

Desirable opening for high
school graduate in large in
vestment company located
in Silver Spring. Pleasant
working conditions in air
conditioned office. with
many company benefits. For
interview call JU. 5-S993.
Evening star., 1963-05-09
SALES
YOUNG MAN
With Sales Experience Looking For
Sales Management Opportunity


Unlimited sales opportunities are available for
you with the FIRESToNE TIRE AND RUBBER
co.
FIRESToNE, dynamic business organization
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: continuous supply Of well-trained young men
with managerial potential TO grow with the or
ganization Through the use Of our management
development program we provide our future man
ayers with the finest training in the field.
You will be trained for your initial assignment by
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take personal interest in your growth. The rapid
development OF your sales manaeement talent is OF
major Importance since you are linked TO FIRE
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In addition 10 educational and benefit programs,
FIRESToNE salaries are tailored TO experience,
ability and merit. Applicants must have q mini
mum OF high school education. ALI applications
confidential.
write L. b. coPPLE care Of E1REsToNE TIRE RuBaER CO.
We viii interview in the near future
Evening star., 1963-05-09

lconfinusd on Next Pagel
Evening star., 1963-05-09

World Book Encyclopedia has inter-
estnlg B-week summer assignment.
$3.50 guaranteed minimum income
with opportunity 70 earn SI. 800
for full summer. Call co. 5-Ol54
Mon. Fri, o to 5. or write 10
2e0l 10th St; NV; -
Evening star., 1963-05-09
WAITRESS
HELP DOMESTIC

ABLE DAYWOhkEh wants lRun-
dry, g,h.E;. Eeisreness, 81 and
eGref15s. 9UAlLaIgTY' el9 N, Y. ave.
ABLE DoMEsLICs - 1--we in-out
Ma r,o',L,l "DiscogkT ,s on Isi, PES
" QUALITY. Si 0 n X. Ave. NV.
BABYsITTER, 70 take care Of 6.yr.-
S"144S after Sysi 3 pm. sa0" 4O'
CHILD CARE with Ink. Settled
iaaM Is1S.v. iye.ln; iagl; GOOD conditions
COOK K-HsEKEEPER.. live In. must
BE- ekper. wLlst-elass refs. u
GIRL TO live in, must be expcr.
and oyer 81, Good salary. sun
GOvERNEss for children. European
family. Bethesda. under 80, nom
smoker. Exper, and with good DIS.
pes'tI9n Des ws or Sl,di,sa shil,dTsn ,.n salary
70 tudor children, Refs. required.
Phone DE. 2-Oi23; eyes,, OIL. q
HOUsEKEEPER--Mlddie aged. de-
pendable, cheerful, willing, q h.
". child care, b days. H-B;3O.
stay one night. own transp.
Broadmont, Falls Church, refs.
4437 10-b. JE. eAbbei WI, ends.
10, nori-smoEersdrinker, help with
children. and h. w., other help
employed, must work wk, ends,
time off during week, local refs.
required. salary $50 wk, Temple
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MAID, with refs. for care Of 2 ekll-
dron, light housework, live In, pvt,
rm, OIL. 4-0273.
MAIDS, live in. No money needed.
open daily and late ewes. Also,
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MAID, LIVE IN, good references,
between 30.4b, care for 2 small
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| ployed. Must work week ends, 1 z,
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MAIDS (5l wanted from South, S3b
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will carry two Jobs, A AND "A
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bUlbUU 10 DINsOUU
Unusual project involving Simula-
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soft-wear design. Min. . mos
BoNNEFOND. 654-9S93, Ma
TIONAL DATA OF NATIONAL
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Evening star., 1963-05-09
TELETYPE OPR

Recent Military Exper., Shifts
ATLAS AGcY. i420 N. Y. Ave, NV
TELEPHONE SALESMEN. experienc,
preferred, but will train, Root
man can write his own tickei
here. 500 a week Is usual,
minimum We have the most gen,
erous pay plan In the industry
including an advance commission
arrangement, lead program, etc
Ours is q needed household sery,
Ice. Call EX. 3-B6h7 or visit ai.
9th At NV uDgtaifE
Evening star., 1963-05-09
SHOE statesmen
TEACHERS

For furniture shopping dept. No
exper, required. Salary oDen. e.
day wk., no nights. See WRIGHT,
1921 eth 81. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
IMPoRT-sP0RTs

RENAULT "a. low MI, owner being
transferred. Reasonable. Can after
nm EfT1Ek5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

HD-6-Front-end loader. By hour
OF contract Reasonabls prices
SP. 2-es45.
IN Us, Isl Series, bulldoEer- LATE
model tractor hydraulic blade.
Priced reas. ~. 5-4Ss6.
RENTAL-AH types large and small
cOnst. equip SIS H Model Leaders.
Dumps backhoes and compressnrs,
down % hammers Sudden service
Call 5s5-s857 o. Us73s2
TRACTOR. ". d. Ellis. Chalmers
and equipment. weekdays after
8 p.m. 325-91S2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
IMPoRT-SPoRTs

EOLKsWAGEN ~ WaIk-t hFouEh
bus with bed side step, many ex-
Ias- OWNER can finance 81 800,
VOLKSWAGEN "a, with GIfdInK
root z-dr. sed an gray call
5ol-639-5s7z.
VOLKsWAGEN 20, HFht belize,
eond-s low mi. Offer. DfpIom al
leaving country. VA LIN.
VOLKSWAGEN ~ sedan, white, W.
v. tires; heater, orig. oWneTs Nsz75.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
AVIATION

1885 Lincoln COW,
engine. parts everything. Cal TOM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
IMPoST-sPoRTS
lcoNnNUEpl

FIATs-'A god" -sIlood, and
..tsoo'. spydera- Areas .arEea ssies-
ton Areas larEes Fiat dealer. We
are never knowingly ind arsold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
WATERFRoNT PROP. SALE

KENT ISLAND New rambler on
lee. lot in pvt. beach subdivision,
eompl. furn., excel. financing, BY
OWNER. RE. 5-6AA2 T7-05lo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
Hayes Cor 10th
In Double 500

BRDGEHAMPTON, N. Y.
Sept. IA (APl,--A pair Of Cali
fornians, Dan Quincy and Ken
Miles, drove AC-CobraS to q
one-two finish here today in
the first half Of the Double
500" automobile event.
Quincy completed the 500
kilometer (315-mile) race in
three hours. 26 minutes, 29.S
seconds and set q lap record Of
lac for the 2.s-mile road
course.
Walt Hansgen Of Bedminster,
N. j., led during the early laps
but fell back to q final third
place in an aluminium bodied
Jaguar. Charlie Hayes Of Chevy
Chase. Md, and Bob Grossman,
Nyack, N. Y, were 10th in q
Ferrari GTO.
A 500-kilometer race for full
sports-racing cars is scheduled
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
944 to Be Sold
At KeeneIund's
YeurIinq Sales

LEXINGTON, KY. Sept. IA
(AP).-A record number Of 944
thoroughbred yearlings viii be
auctioned this week in 10 sales
sessions at the Keeneland fall
sales.
Afternoon and evening ses-
sions will be held Monday
through Friday.
Sisters or half sisters to SIS
stakes winners and brothers
or half brothers to "a winners
of added money will be offered
for sale.
Included are the next of
kin to such speedsters as Bally
Ache, Vital Force, Battle
Joined, B. Major, Gushing
Wind and Rock Pilot.
Leslie Combs II, as agent,
has the largest consignment,
with 80 head. Hurstland Farm
has Is UP for sale, Penn Broth
ers have "a and Palmeadow
Stock Farm has %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
CARRY BACK THIRD
Mongo Repeats
In United Nations

pounds and piloted by Manuel
Ycaza, raced as expected on
the front end with Bronze Babu
and Hot Dust doing the chas-
ing for the first three quarters
OF q mile. But Chambers and
Mongo were never worse than
fourth with plenty in reserve.
Mongo moved into third at
the quarter pole and then took
charge in the run to the wire.
The order of finish after
Carry Back was B. Major,
fourth with Willie Shoemaker
aboard, then Bronze Babu, Hot
Dust, Hard Rock Man and
Crimson Satan in front Of The
Axe and Cadiz.
Mongo, a son Of Royal Charg-
er and Accra, registered his
most important stakes triumph
of the year and the $4,000
purse raised his lifetime earn
ings to $405,109.
Trainer Frank Bonsal said
that he has no definite plans
for Mongo, but indicated that
the stable would be receptive to
an invitation to Laurel's WASH
ington, D. c., International to
be run November II. Today's
result also presumably can
ceiled plans Of Carry Back and
The Axe II to run in the Arc
de Triomphe in Paris next
month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
Florida Horse Disease
Caused by New Virus

a. H. Waddell. q research fel-
low at the Variety Children's
Research Foundation, Miami;
DR.. M. B. Tiegland, . veteri-
marian at opa Locka. Fla, and
DR.. M. M. Sigel, research direc-
tor ct the Variety Children's
Research Foundation and pro-
lessor at the department Of mi
crobiology. school of medicine,
University of Miami.
Describing their stuy in the
current Journal Of Veterinary
Medical Association, they said
the virus is distinct from pre-
viously recognized respiratory
viruses Of horses.
They suggested the new virus
be called A-equi Miami-63,
The outbreak occurred sud-
denly between November, 1862,
and April. 1858, and affected as
many as 10 per cent Of all race
horses 3 years Of age and older
stabbed in Southern Florida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
WAR UNION SECOND
Hustle Wins by Neck
In Manly at Fair Hill

one mile, and seven furlongs
were won handily by Alfred H
Smiths Tuscalee and Milton
Ritzenberg's Grey Majesty, CIV
ing the directors of the WASH
ington International Horse
Show a one-two punch to start
the day.
Baby Prince Upset
Pete Bostwick's Baby Prince
came up for the Battleshir
Hurdle race with four straight
victories and a weight package
Of 1853 pounds. He forged to
the front half way around the
course and held on well enough
until the stretch, where Mrs,
]. r. H. Thouron's Madame
Solario went sailing by under
a whipping drive by Joe Aitche-
son. Madame Solario carried
146 pounds.
This kept an unspoiled rec
ord Of non-favorite winners,
except for the timber race.
Aitcheson also won the finale
when he dashed through the
stretch on Alfred H. Smiths
valan Urchin, giving that
owner a double. Valiant Urchin
caught front-runner Compag-
non at the wire in a photo.
Robert Mcdonald again had
Ia piece Of the money in this
one when he brought UP Miss
Mary Rumsey's Rapid Rise to
finish third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
Big Doubles
At2 Tracks

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Sept.
IA (AP).-Laddie II, ridden by
Steve Brooks, won the first
race and Kenneth Korte piloted
Tetanus to victory in the Sec
ond race for a $l,4Sl.s0-for- 90
daily double today at the At
lantic City race course.
Laddie II paid $3S straight,
and Tetanus returned $3.50 to
win.
NEW YORK. Sept. IA (AP)
The Aqueduct daily double
paid $1,l56.30 FOR 81 today
when Oracle Junction won the
first race and Tara Dunstan
took the second.
Oracle Junction, ridden by
Jacinto Vasquez. paid $3.50
straight and Tara Dunstan,
ridden by Bobby Ussery and
an entry with Lady's Manor,
returned $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
Jerome Taken
ByChafeaugay
InStrefch Duel

NEW YORK, Sept. IA (AP)
--Chateaugay overhauled the
pace-setting Accordant in a
tingling homestretch duel at
Auueduct today to win the
$57,300 Jerome Handicap by
a half-length and strengthen
his claim to the 3-year-old
championship.
John w. Galbreath's Ken
lucky Derby and Belmont
States winner, given a cool,
waiting ride by Braulio Baeza,
was winning his first big stakes
since the Belmont June 8 when
he defeated Candy Spots at
Aqueduct.
Greentree Stables Outing
Glass. who had upset Cha
teaugay here July IS in the
Dwyer Handicap, closed on. the
outside from last place In the
field of seven 3-year-olds to
grab third money. Midway
down the stretch 1t appeared
as If he might be the winner.
but Outing Class finished a
half-length behind Accordant,
owned by Colonial Farm.
Another top sophomore,
George D. Widener's Crewman,
who had beaten Chateaugay,
Candy Spots. Never Bend and
others at Saratoga last month
in the Travers Stakes, tired In
the drive and wound UP fourth.
Chateaugay, q chestnut son
of Swaps-Banquet Bell, by
Polynesian, was all the more
impressive in that he carried
top weight Of 1913 pounds. He
paid $4.70, $3.50 and $3.50 as
favorite of a crowd Of 49,529.
The time for the mile was 1885
flat, on q fast track.
Accordant, who won Aque-
ducts Fall. lightweight Handi-
cap August 26 in his last start.
was ridden BY Hungarian Paul
Kallai, and had only III
pounds. He returned $3.50 and
$500. Bobby Ussery rode Out
ing Glass. who carried 1873
pounds and paid s. to show.
Accordant took the lead all
most at once, and Chateaugay
dropped back to fifth. not max
ing q move until the final half
mile, as Joseph M. Roberling's
Pack Trip and Crewman fol-
lowed the leader. Chateaugay
moved into second place with
a quarter mile left. and won in
the final three or four strides.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
Britons Top Iceland
In Olympic Soccer

WIMBLEDON, England,
Sept. IA (AP)-The amateur
soccer team of Great Britain
defeated Iceland, 40, today in
the second leg of an Olympic
Games qualifying match.
That gave Britain an aggre-
gate score of 100 after home
and away games and the right
to meet Greece in the next
round.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
BY ROBERT PHILLIPS
Star Special Writer

FAIR HILL, Sept. 14.-For
three and one half minutes
here this afternoon at William
DUPONT. jr.'s, Junior Aintree
steeplechase course, Richard K,
Melons War Union II seemed
a champion among all the
champions who have won the
historic Manly Steeplechase.
War Union II broke in front
Of a field of a dozen starters,
sailed over his jumps in top
form, and turned into the
home stretch still in command.
In the last % seconds, how
ever, a horse called Hustle,
ridden by Jockey Bobby Nc
Donald, came boiling out Of
the pack, collared War Union
at the final Jump and showed
his neck out in front to take
the lions share Of the $500
purse.
Narcissus finished third.
Winner Is Overlooked
Hustle is owned by Mrs.
Henry Guggenheim Obre and
Is trained by Kenneth Field.
Running against Mrs. June
Meningitis Narcissus, the 1862
winner against War Union,
Bugle Call II and others, Hustle
was lightly regarded but not
too lightly weighted at 144
pounds. WAR Union carried
only 1881.
Hustle seemed to be laboring
hard all the way while bigger
horses were merely stretching
their legs and their power. Nc
Donald was due a good victory
Last season he two serious spills.
Scarcely had he come out of
the hospital from the first one
when he was run through a
wing at the Fairfax Hunt meet
ing and given a bone-crusher
that put him out Of action for
the rest Of the season.
Mcdonald played it cagey
today and his reward was q big
smile from Governor Tawes who
presented the trophy.
Timber racing'S favorite clod-
hopper, the g. year old Sir
George, won the Cecil County
Steeplechase by az lengths
over Edwin F. A. Morgan's
Blue Parrot.
Sir George. on top for the
entire three miles, was Juggling
at Louis Nelson's reins while
Blue Parrot was staggering
and was barely held together
py tommy Smith.
Far up the stretch came an
other Of the Nelson boys. Clar-
ence T., jr., on Mrs. Louis Neil
son, jr.'s, Bushwheeler. Ed Nc
Lean, jr., was knocked off
Prince Weeper as they hit a
fence turning for home, re-
mounted and got a round Of
applause for finishing. He rode
out the stretch run with a pos
sible dislocated shoulder.
The opening flat races Of
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Olympic cycIist Weds
SAC PAULO. Sent. ia (Ap)

SAC PAULO, Sept. IA (AP) /.
Olympic Cyclist Michael
Beckwite Hiltner Of Pacific
Palisades, Calf, and a Brazil
ian telephone operator. Adelina
Neide Marchena, were married
here today. climaxing q ro-
nance which began during the
Pan American Games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

CHICAGO, Sept. IA (AP)-
A highly infectious respiratory
disease that affected many
race horses in Southern Florida
early this year was caused by Q
new influenza virus, q research
team reported today.
The researchers said that
there are indications that In
fluenza virus has spread to
many race tracks across the
country.
The study was made by DR..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

Rth---S4. 600 added; 2-yr.; foaled in
Chanann IL. R'cldsi eco 500 $50
Winnie's windy lDavidsonl 4.00 $40
Janeville (Diavollkisl 400
Apache War, Erins Luck Big. T.
Okays Image. Meadows Beau. Tine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
Fair Hill Results

NaIt.Iy, eaN' o-sas' NV az
Tusssles SAilehssOn) so.eO 600 SEQ
Royal Vlson tSheppsrdD geo $50
Amesie Bang (Grahaml 2.6O
NOV R Rs.nt AF WGSDIa Fine soS SlCtS p SSd
Lively Hour, Time, l:4Sas.
&C Mahlon Kline-Mrs. VIM. Coke
Wright entry.
2dM,ssooi slw,; all ages abt. = fur.
/. Grey Majesty SH's, 1890 14s 40
Sea Smoke CMcDonAldl $50
Prince Poly, b Are Customer. of
guard guard, 6 Par Shot; Rapidan. SPY
Eora PatfeE. shoc S S%sy R S o sssT
: MIS-, n. II. slater, ir.-M. Ritzen-
nc nc. 4.hlOn Kllus-Mn. NJ H.
Z Coventry Rock stable-R. X.
xA. Smith Bowman. jr.-wooderest
entry.
DAILY DOUBLE ts-D PAID sI52. go
sda-s9, COOS aly.i, ayr. q up: abt
ST. GsorGe q; Nsil.onI SEQ $40 cut
Bushwheeler &C. Nsllsen) out
Prince Weeper.
4thEss2 9ooi hdss;p: s-yr. up; Sbt.
Nadine solaris am ia.OO SEQ eco
Peace John (GrahamD 2.fO
c,ss,cI.s rrg EISsi Il g:o, !. December. bstar
. Mrs. cordeiia d. Max entry.
MRS. '; L. AitehesOn. Jr.-A II.
5th-ss,5oO: Manly Hdep.; s-yr. a
Hustle tMsDonaidl Is.SO $40 $40
b Narcissus II (smithwickD a,8O
sSI 5lsn Gs cs' sn.lsb aaf w, RESssS
! James ). AbTSns-R. X. Mellon
MRS. W. C. RltG-Mrs. }. H. Nc
= Mrs. W. C. wriSht-c. Mahlon
KIN. Fitsenbers-Mrs. O. p. Green
halEh' IT,, entry.
oth-s1 500; special wsightsi s-yr
n VsnSRi UTsSln k'ni $50 S,so 90
CompaEnon tWaIah) eco $50
Rapid Rise tMcDonaldl 900
oh, q covat 40 Platter, Rive
Dog, First To Go, Rum Hill. Time
Mrs T. A. BandQlph-Mrs. J. Z
Howard-MFs. y, II. McKniEht entry
IA II. smith entry.
Handle, s1i.Sea. Attendance. 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

F Fsry Y ears SHsiID $50 40 $40
Curt Summons StsynoIdO $40 3.S9
Far Call (Moore) 400
New Live, Ampllfy. Gray Rock,
Capt. Loveladies. No Bid. Time. 1:41ss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sI,IB6.3o

B Klawron Farm entry.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sI,ISe.sO
3d-S4, OQOi .mdn. 2-yr. Ga. fur. :.
s ss::;i jEi::. s';; '' S II:
Giving, chickavaw. John quincy.
High PsTsh ln Ss TINT ,I Rsrte wEbi,i'
TlEmn..ti 1i,ss aH DELL IrAihe "n'fi
BieberSJaeobs entry.
$th7m,SsE;S: 1891 gE,,, Gins SKI sPsOs tgS5c
Point Park (Ukseryl i.AO 800
Desert King lGomezl $50
shayetail, Royal Easter, Alta Boy II,
Radiation, Shutter shy. Greek Circle.
bth--s6,0QO; Alw5 ayr. q up o fur.
Ace. Swinging BaeIAl SEQ $50 ESQ
Heel And Toe tUsseryD $40 800
orSeious Me- Enslish Mamie, MAJ.
cite Blue, Gallant LILY, New Attack,
Ss slsssoSil . sIS ',TE.S$ g5ss' s
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kitty Beale. Time. l.bS9t.
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Atlantic City Race Charts

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