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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
Lassie Stakes
Won in Ronp
BySari'sSonc

CHICAGO, Aug. 81 (AP).-
Sari's Song. leading all the
way, scored an easy six-lengtt
victory over Ye-Cats, a 16-1
shot, in today's $186,5O5 Airing
ton Washington Lassie Stakes
the worlds richest race for 2
year-old fillies.
Ridden by Willie Shoemaker
Sari's Song never was threat
ened in the 61a furlongs run in
l:18H5. 1t was a major step
toward juvenile filly of the year
honors.
Third place went to Castle
Forbes, while her Wheatley
stablemate, Bold Queen. was
fourth.
The victory was Sari's Songs
sixth in 10 starts. The $66,505
first prize boosted her earnings
to $118,655.
Sari's Song returned $3.50,
1920 and $40. Ye-Cats, owned
by A. N. Winick of Glenview
ILL.,, and ridden by John Beebe,
paid $3.50 and $40. The entry
of Castle Forbes, with Bill Har-
tack up, and Bold Queen,
owned by Mrs. Henry Carnegie
Phipps of New York, paid $2.4O
to show.
Ye-Cats earned $51,500 fol-
second place. Third money of
$780, 900 boosted Castle Forbes
earnings to $120,399 and Bold
Queen added $21,500 to the
Wheatley Stables pot.
Castle Forbes, whose last VIC
tory was in the S111,30O Soror-
ity July 81 at Monmouth, now
has q record of four triumphS
in nine starts.
Ye Cots finished one-halt
length ahead of Castle Forbes,
who in turn was a length and
a quarter ahead of Bold Queen
Houssels said he was going
to take Sari's Song to New
York or New Jersey and that
her next big race would be the
Gardenia at Garden State.
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Handicap Won
ByWaItzSOng
On Late Drive

NEW YORK, Aug. 81 (AP)
Thomas F. Whites Waltz
Song came up from 10th place
and easily won the $29,O5O
Maskette Handicap for fillies
and mares today at Aqueduct,
beating the D. & C.. Stables
Linita by three lengths.
Waltz Song, who did little
this season until she upset CT
cada in the $172,000 Delaware
Handicap July 81, was ridden
by Sheridan Mellon and was
timed in 1875 for the mile.
The winner carried 100 pounds.
Linita, ridden by Ismael
,Valenzuala, carried top weight
of 121 pounds and took second
by a length and a half over
Ada L. Rice's Doll Ina. Rex
EllSworth's Delhi Maid, a g.
year-old filly rated best at
Hollywood Park this year, fin
iShed fourth in the field of IL,
two and a half lengths behind
Doll Ina.
Waltz Song, who paid $l48
for 50 in winning the Delaware
Handicap, was the lukewarm
favorite of a crowd of 81, l46
and paid 500, $50 and $4.20.
The winner is a Swear old
daughter of Greek Song-Miss
Weesie and is a candidate for
the race mare championship in
view of Cicada's retirement
which was announced yester-
day.
Linita paid $3.50 and $3.50,
while Doll Ina, ridden by
Bobby Ussery and carrying ia
pounds, returned SO to show.
Marion r. Frankel's Charspiv
set the early pace, with Harbor
View Farms Barbwolf and
King Ranch's Tamarona in
close pursuit. Turning for
home, however, CharSpiv tired
and Waltz Song came up on
the outside and drew off in
the final eighth of a mile to
take first money of $l8,88250
and run her 1868 winnings to
S140,689.
Barbwolf was fifth, followed
by Think Piece, Friminaha,
PocoSaba, Charspiv, Jazz
Queen, Nah NICOLA and Tama-
roma. Friminaha had beaten
Waltz Song August 10 in the
Diana Handicap at Saratoga.
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BATTLE LINES DRAWN
Generals Hope to Retain
Group IA football Title

However, not just because of
Devoe's presence, the Admirals
figure to be at their heaviest
since Hammond's fine 1860
team, which posted an 80
record.
Tackles Wayne Hurst (205)
and Chuck Borich 900, along
with Guards Bob Schneck and
Ronnie Parker, two 1885,
Founders, plus Center Al Hearn
(190) give the AdmiralS a
hefty forward wall.
Co-Captain Bob Shay is one
of four returning ends, while
Don Hill, a reserve end last
year, is currently the No. /
quarterback. Mike Lynch, a
185-pound junior who started
the last four games in 1862
will probably end up with the
starting signal-calling post, but
he is hampered at present by.
an ankle broken playing sum-
mer baseball. It's out of the
cast, but still weak and sore.
WAKEFIELD-Center Larry
Randall, a 192-pounder up from
the jayvees, is rated as one of
the schools finest line prospects
in history. If Ralph Rowsey,
6-foot-3, 1876, comes through
at center, Randall will play
offensive guard and tackle and
defensive middle guard. Rowsey
shows promise with last years
experience as the jayveeS
starter.
Tackles Joe MCGUIRE q85),
Bob Newkirk (185) and Ernie
Robson (205) make that spot
one of the Warriors stronger
positions. A transfer, Line
hacker Jeff Bum from Maury
of Norfolk, figures to land a
starting berth.
Jayvee Quarterback Dave
Spiker, a fine passer, will see
plenty of action, especially
when the multiple offense War;
riors go into their single wing.
He'll throw from the tailback
position.
YORKTOWN - Coach Jesse
MeekS' Patriots won two of
their last three games in 1862
and hope to pick up where they
left off with veteran Quarter
back Roger Blain and Halfback
Eric WulfSberg again showing
the way.
Guard Bill Powell (185) has
been converted to fullback to
give Yorktown one of the
leagues fastest backfields. On
the line, Ends Pete thinner
man and Ken Sadler, Tackles
Lowell Bryan and Wayne Ben
Sted, a pair of 200 Founders,
Guards Phil LaRoe and Rick
Maupin and Center Paul john
son are among the IA mono
gram winners returning.
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DAILY DOUBLE G-0 PAID s5g.IC

3d-S4 900: 2-yr. mdnsS ga fur.
Tartan Man (YcaEa) 1890 80 500
Needle Spar (UsseTy) 500 SEQ
a Barlow Adams) 100
Dutch Greek, Rich Wine. Shook,
indian Tint Tint Prince Florimel, steel
Battle, Patoot Time, i:ISts.
Meadow Stable entry.
lth.-S5. 900; cling: 3-yr.: fur.
Joyous Moment (Sellers) 1900 $40
b Marching Song VasaueE) 500
Another King. Our Roger D.. Seek
Calm One, { Pinadru. KINGS idyl,
silduka, Shillelash. Time, l:l2b,
b Wlnchell-Frank entry.
cshelly Bee Stable-Barton entry.
SSth.1,si,5o9S aly,.s 2:yra. fur. =.
sad Lazy SaSaG Ss.su Sa5 $3.50 1888 SSS S dS
There's Gold (YeaIa) $50
Appreciate, Mechanieville, shangri
Lass Small Hours, Little Red Belle,
Time, l;llS.
6th----S7 800; alw. 3-yr. g. up. Il.
Errcountsss lYcaIa) SEQ ESQ ESQ
Intervene WARD $50 400
Honey Dear tAdamsD 2TO
| 49, hukHllNt huNh NpHQuthW lnINt
Fingers, Lady Provost. Time, l:42.
7th-S25 900 added. Maskette Hep
3-Yr. a up. / mi
Waltz Song Mellon 90 $40 i.2O
LInita (NalenEuela) D.3O $50
Doll Ina tUsseryD 300
Tamarona, Pocosaba. a Nah NICOLA
| Charspiy a Friminaha, jazz Queen.
Delhi Maid, Think Piece, Barbwoi
! Time, l:37h,
u Jones entry
sth--S4 500; alw., 3-yr a. up; o fur.
Temper tGuerlnD $500 I 30 SEQ
| Sir GAY tUssery) $50 $50
Monsieur David tAdamsl $40
Gamboling Model Knight Brown
jay Degencr, Bal Masque Alba, Re-
fresco. Dare Say, Time. i.l2.
I0th-S4 900, cling 3-yr. A. up; "a MI
q BY Whom tMay'ga) 1870 go 800
Solid Lad PierceD leo $40
The Monk OUsseryD 80
Fiddlins Wheys, a Siren. Estacada,
Michelly, Top o. Mark, Luzern Lion.
Time .53ls.
Jones .Montrose Farm entry,
Handle Si,lO5.266. Attendance, i,1i8.
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BY EDDIE CRANE
Star Staff Writer


Arlington's Westinghouse
High School winner of the
Northern Virginia Group la
football championship on al
ternate years since 1866 is rated
the team to beat in 1868. How
ever, George Washington and
Hammond of Alexandria and
Annandale and Stuart of Fair
fax are solid threats to wills
chances Of making it two titles
in a row. Wakefield and York
town of Arlington are dark
horses.
While WI has IS returning
lettermen, Coach John Young
blood must rebuild a defensive
unit that allowed only 35 points
and BANKED the last five OPP
ponents on the Generals 1862
schedule, and also find a ca
pable replacement for Lynn
Moore, All-Metropolitan quar-
terback.
End-Halfback Dan Mooney
and Center Terry Killgore,
members of the Stars All-Vir-
ginia team last season, lead II
returning Annandale letter
winners. Coach Ed Henry plans
to jazz up the offense to score
more points than his 1862
clubs n. the fewest in his
six years as head coach of the
Atoms.
Coach Steve OSiSek had his
| first winning season C7-2-D last
year and has Is returnees, in
GLIDING Fullback Eddie Keller,
a 6-foot-3, 215-pounder and
Quarterback Halfback John
Kemper, one of the areas bet
ter all around athletes. Half
back Bob Mclaughlin, the Ad-
miraps leading scorer and
ground gamer, is back with Is
other monogram-winners at
Hammond, while Coach Bill
Edmondson has nine veterans,
including two-year veteran Dick
Bawcombe at Wakefield.
WASHINGTON-LEE - Skip
Bouchard and John Croker are
wagering a hot battle for
Moore's quarterback post.
Starting Halfbacks John Grit
man and Mike FIX and Full
back Chris MarShman are re-
turning, along with co-Cap-
tains End Dave Roylance and
Center Bob Wright, the stall
warts Of the forward wall.
Tackle John Keith, up from the
jayvees, transfer End Tom
Baze from Newport, r.. l., and
Linebacker Clayton Day and
Guard Mike Koiner, both vet
Grams, are standout defensive
prospects.
GEORGE WASHINGTON -
The Presidents had their first
winning season in six years
last year and have what Coach
Osisek calls "a comparable
group" CIV lacks backfield
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speed and needs to find depth
for its average-size line, but
Osisek is most optimistic about
being a solid contender.
If Junior Quarterback Har-
lev Swift comes through, KEN
per will play halfback. Prom
Using returning linemen include
Linebackel Doug Tibbetts, a
tri-captain along with Kemper
and Halfback Alan Kidd,
Tackles AL Ferguson 900 and
Bruce Vierling 1855, Guards
Ken Lemay 1850 and Walt
Popaden Q65) and End Bob
Mason, a 6-foot-4 1875 FOUNDER.
ANNANDALE - The Atoms
will be counting on Jimmy
Creekman, the county sprint
champion, and transfer Robbie
Robertson, $40, 100, to lend
offensive support to Fullback
jim Lambert and Mooney in
providing the scoring punch
the '62 Atoms lacked. Scott
Church gained valuable eXper-
fence at quarterback last year
and will again run the attack.
Up front, Killgore (19O,
Tackle Don Coghlan (220 and
End Bill Hatch Q98) figure to
be the stalwarts. One or two
transfers also figure to break
into the starting unit on a
predominantly junior squad.
One is Chuck Parker, a 5-foot-
g 170-pound back from Paris,
France.
The Atoms will meet E. C.
Glass of Lynchburg in the
Shrine Bowl game in Lynch
burg on Saturday night, Octo-
Der 5. and Henry will be out to
avenge a 6-3 loss to the West
ern Division team.
HAMMOND - Coach Tip
Downing has one of the areas
largest players in Tackle Jim
Devoe, a 16- year old junior
who weighed in at an even 800.
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LeisureIy Kin Wins
Del Mar Debutunte

DEL MAR. Calf, (AP).-
Leisurely Kin scored a smash
ing six-length victory over 10
other 2-year-old fillies in the
$25. 000-added Del Mar Debu-
tante today.
Second was Loukahl and
third was Goyala. Leisurely Kin
paid $1,000, S640 and IS; Lou
kahl So and $500 and Goyala
$500.
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By DOLORES PHILLIPS
Star Special Writer

WARRENTON, We, Aug. 81
Shadow Patch, owned and
ridden by Jane Boleyn of
Vienna Va, won the junior
championship over 81 other
entries as the Warrenton three
day horse show opened here
today.
Shadow Patch and Sara Nan
Payne's Mariana tied for the
championship with 10 points,
but Shadow Patch won in the
hackoff, breaking Sara Mans
fantastic run on junior tro-
phies. The new perpetual tro-
ply in this division was given
in honor of Miss Charlotte No.
land of Foxcroft School.
DR.. and Mrs. Fritz Howard
won the breeding champion
ship of the Warrenton area.
Their bay yearling filly by Joe
Price-Watch Air won the tri-
color after being pinned first
in the yearling filly class.
The Robert ]. Burke's two
year-old gelding Marked Card
from Middleburg, Va, took the
reserve breeding championship
The chestnut by Well Marked
TO You won the 2-year-old
class.
Mrs. Jean Burke'S winning
broodmare Hell's Umbrella by
Double Diver ParachuStist
was vanned back to The Plains,
Va, by mistake, knocking her
out of the final breeding
championship judging. This is
the first year that Warrenton
has had a full breeding divi-
sion. The new perpetual trophy
was given in honor of Mrs,
Dorothy N. Lee of Middleburg,
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DAILY DOUBLE (s-2J PAID SLIGO

DhAL1 DOODLE N0-@J RAID SlI.SO
3rd-$1, 100; 3-yr.-olds; cling; ga fur.
Lido Cd. SMITH 1929 500 100
swamp Angel Dav'sOn) 800 2.SO
Lyn Road (VaSiD $50
June An Bee, Picky Play. Formal
Notice. Time, :412s.
4th-S1. 400: 3-yr. -olds; cling; 5H2 fur.
Kathy o. ". EsDsa) 1910 800 90
Fetching ID. smith, 40 $50
Last Buddy brandy 40
Chance, Potasis, Resin. Time, 1:O7ls.
5th-S1,2OO; three VI. olds; cling. 8
Flyer Ray CvaslD 22.OO $40 $40
Queens Coin brandy $50 $40
Weather B'tin (Rivera) leo
Bratty Linda, Transmitter, Take Me
Home, Riverbrook, Future Vision.
6thTS4 700; two VI. Olds; allowance;
C'id's MN !G'BarIa, $50 go Ego
Native Back (P'delD 42O $50
Erin's Luck. Pat Herst Juts Red
Ace. Time, :4Ol5.
7th-Sl, 200; Ayr. Olds & up; cling;
LeOnardian (SmalD 1920 $50
Dew Line (DavidsOnD SEQ
Hit The Mark. Bellevue Bowl Hasty
Ad, Jacksonville, OScina. Time, 1:l33s.
sth-S2, 500 . yr. olds; allw.: 5la fur.
Fair Phina (EspinOSa) $50 $40 $50
Mr.. NJ. L. WasiD I.2O 500
Chanaun (ReynOlds) $50
Wooden Mil Fer Lene, West Mont,
Rays Choice. Aleutia. Time, 1:072s
Twin double; (S-5-3-3) paid 1878. 90
81 participated.
9th-S3,00O: 3-yrs. e. up; handicap;
mi.
Sagum (DavidsOn) 5.2O 1, 10 2 20
Gray Rock (Gambardella) $50 $40
king In ChArge (EspinOsa) $40
Lone Jack. Curt Summons. Time,
l:4Qls.. Attendance: 9.515, handle
S4i6. 946
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2d-.S3 800; cling; 3-yr. & up; o fur.
YankeetOwn tGOmeZ) 1900 $50 $50
Cleres (ValenEuela) 1890 900
Sea Strike (VasqueE) 500
Fort Johnson, Mount Lebo, Modern
Iago, ( Old World Charm. Coral
Barrier, Rocky Bend, Hildy's Lou,
Strontium, Calhoun. Volstead Act,
Gazpacho. Time, 1l22s.
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Aqueduct Results
BY the Associated Press

lst-S3. 800; cling: 3-yr. a. up; 8 fur.
Daring Heart (YcaLa) 40 $40 $50
Northern Lights (PieTce) 4.IO 32O
Pepper Pot lGustines) SEQ
Ebelde, Melrose Silver Sea Wolf II,
Canadian Boy. A Hit, Pose Of Picardy,
Quinn Honey, PoSeido. Profit or
Loss. LoiSel Time, 1:l2.
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Atlantic City Race Charts

(Copyrghted 1883 by Triangle Publications. Inc)
FIRST RAcE-Purse S3 200; 2-year-old tillies claim
driving. Winner A. D Gacomos DIX b. l. . by Tennyson
Trainer W. E. Leonard. Vaues-Sl9 800 S640,
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Shenandoah Results

1st-Sl.lOO 4-yrs., up; cling: 9 fur.
Woods (SmalD 500 800 40
Wayne Rock (VacantD $40 800
My Smidgen French) 100
Heliocentric. Kings Emblem, Mortal
Combat, Quiet Life. Time, l:13l5.
2d-S1,100; 4-yrs.. up: cling: fur.
Sides (SigIer) $3.50 $50 80
KerfOOt (WilsOn) $3.50 2.SO
Hippo (SmalD 300
Night Piper, Royal Revoked, Rhyth-
mic Law. Time. 1:132s.
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MoNdo hard hustled TO reach a eontending position
early, taken In hand settling into the backstretch
raced along the outside 70 the stretch responded gamely
end The latter well placed from the start while ssvnl
and take slght lead snterins the stretch drew clear
winner PARKA, well placed early while in hand, lacked
sufficient response HITTING AWAY went to the front
AZ once shook off DEDIMOUD early In the backstretch
fought back gamely when challenged BY BRONZE BABU
and suddenly the end. ROYAL RECORD
I9 60 back much Of the way sl9ssd FIJI q run ENDY.
striking distance for six turongs and fell back 1NBAL.
ANCE through early. TUTANKHAMEN raced far
back hroughout in dull effort,
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Timonium Results

BY the Associated Press
lst-.,S1 500; cling; Ayr. g. up; fur
HAN Nelson (Gamblal $50 4.2O 800,
hHaTvey's BABY (Barnes) 1850 $50
= Always Fair, Pesty-Sedge, Mrs. j. r.,
HAPPY Hero. Time, 1:02zs.
2d-sI 500; cling: Ayr. up; 7 fur
Court Costume (Hay'k) $50 100 800
Sugar Ann Presti) ssh
Fair Kicker, Dancing Countess. Miss
Gin, Cassis Jim. Junior Advocate
Charles Anthony. Time, 1919.
DAILY DOUBLE (5-9J PAID SIS
3d-S15OO; cling; Ayr. & up: Z fur,
Patrick G. (Adkins) $50 500 2.SO
Why Listen (Shuk) 3,1O
High Promise (ReynOlds) 800
nie's-John, Fair Admiral, Irish
Soldier. Time. 1:31.
4th--S3, 800; alw.; 2-yr.; abt. fur.
0denton tQuesada) 5000 1850 sea
Fatal Conflict tHaw'sw'h 500 seq
Gertrude g.. Donnie B. Howard. Miss Mss
Holton Arms, Apache War, Evening
Flame. Time. 1:023s.
Disqualified from first to last.
1til rofDuus hlW.s --gT.s dDL. y Iur.
Dare ROndeau Davis $50 $3.50 800
Thanks Doc 0ReynOlds) 800 2.SO
Prince Timothy DOnnally) 400
PrognOsis. Dual Exhausts. Solid Fuel.
Park Watch. Just Dare. Time. 1:O2b.
6th-S1 700: cling; 3-yr. I'D; IL mi
Naughty susan IVY Ii.OO $50 $50
Prince Devil CMuIlinS) $40 90
Mister Crock ReynOlds) 400
stage Prince, Tip Sheet Live And
7th-S5. 900; hdcp. 3-yr. up; ia mi
Decline And Fall (R'S) 400 500 80
a Sailmaker (Adkins) $40 2,9O
Ray TOmrOy Barnes $50
Rogue's Royal, What Up Doc, Fan
fan La Tulipe, a Summertime Love.
Time, l:502s.
Kulzer entry.
sth-S2 900: cling: 3-yr. up: La mi.
BeliSariO (Mckee) 1920 $50 4 20
Prince Mango (Shukl $40 2.60
High Income tGrandinettl) 500
Black Jet, Teddy's Lad Due de Vino,
Career Man. Time. 1878.
TWIN DOUBLE PAID 1880
9th-Si 500; cling; 3-yr. up; l,s mi.
All The Best (Mik'nen) 500 $50 $40
Sarah Ellen CMcKee) $50 4.2O
More Music tShuk) 500
Orestes Lass, Gallant Crusader,
steel Flash Jaeger. DR.. Dubious. Time.
1895.
Handle, s7I2,192. Attendance, I2,19s.
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SIXTH RACE-Purse, SIS 900: 3-yssr-olds allowances
furlongs. Post 44O off once; start good won driv
ing winner Eberon Farms g. by Intent-Late Shade
LIame A. II. Bowen Vaues-S3 900, 81 900, $3.50, $3.50
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KRoWBAR, $1,000, Ss4O, $500. HAsTY PACE tentry)
$500, S3.4O. ARCTIC QUEEN $500
Attendance, 26bl0. Total mutues pool S2,57s4ge
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NINTH RACE Purse $1,000. 4-year-ods and up
claiming I - Wss Pest 6'lo OF a, once; start goQd
p Khobar-small one Trainer, j. J. smylie. Values
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Sth-S2 900: cling: 3-yr. up; IA mi.
BeliSariO (McKee) 1920 $50 4 2f,
Prince Mango (Shuk) $40 2,6l
High Income (GrandinettD 500
Black. Jet. Teddy's Lad. Due de Vino,
Career Man. Time. 1878.
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NNUUDtu-0UHHIH
ASH BLUE tentryJ SIS 50, SO so, SO 90. JOLLY COUNT
$1,000, $500 DRAw.T, $3.50.
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6th-S1 700: cling; 3-yr. up; Il. mi
Naughty Susan (W'y) 1900 $50 8. 20
Prince Devil (MuIlins) $50 90
Mister Crock (ReynOlds) 400
Stage Prince, Tip Sheet. Live And
Let, Cole Bandit. Time, 1852.
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5th--S3,300: alw.: 2-yr.; abt. s fur.
Dare ROndeau Davis $50 $3.50 800
Thanks Doc (ReynOlds) 300 . 80
Prince Timothy DOnnalIy) 1.OO
Prognosis. Dual Exhausts. Solid Fuel,
Park Watch. Just Dare Time, l:O2H
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FTFTH RACF-purse S5,OO0 2-yeaf-olds, alowances
iurl9ngs Post i:oa Of az once start good won dry.
Blue u Trainer. ), Q, Meaux Values-S3Oo0 $1,000
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DAILY DOUBLE go PAID SIS

4th-S3. 800; alw.; 2-yr.; abt. & fur.
0dent0n tQuesada) 5000 1850 $50
Fatal Conflict (Haw'sw'h) 500 6.2O
Predare OReynOlds) Ssh
Gertrude o. Donnie B. Howard, Miss
Holton Arms, Apache War, Evening
Flame. Time, 1:029s.
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;, M SS $3.50 $3.50 BRONZE BABU s42o
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2d--Sl 800: cling. Ayr. up; 7 fur,
Court Costume (Hay'k) $50 400 300
Play Cool (ReynOIds) 5.O0 3SO
Sugar Ann (Prest) ssh
Fair Kicker, Dancing Countess. Miss
Gin, CassiS Jim. Junior Advocate
Charles Anthony. Time, 1919.
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Dg VIIt hobUOIaItU FItSb
lst--S1 800; cling; Ayr. & up; 3 fur
Half Nelson (Gamb'lal $50 4.2O 800
Harvey's Baby CBarnes) 1850 S.S6
DOdgem (SOllars) . GCl
Always Fair, Pesty-Sedge, Mrs. ], r.,
Happy Hero. Time. 1:022s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01

ELoAR. $3.50, s4,20, $40. DEINEsIAN $500, 5000
PAAHTUM, 5000
FOURTH RACE Purse $4,000. 4.year-ods and up;
claiming rdiongb roSL 5'3o on A. once sSaIt soSa
down-.Delicatus Trainer, 4 shilek Values-S2,T00,
5000 $685., 1918. Time, l:232s
Evening star., 1963-09-29
ON THE AIR Ea..::,i NJ .s:s;

They used to explain Perry MaSon'S unbro-
ken string of victories District Attorney
Hamilton Burger with tongue-in-cheek. Perry
wins the day of the TV show, they'd grin:
Burger wins on the others.
They-and by they" we mean Producer Gail
Patrick Jackson, Star Ray Burr, and their asso-
ciates-decided to have some fun with the idea
this season and thus, on Thursday Perry will
actually lose his first murder case The jaw
dropper will be seen at pm, WTOP-9.
Will it make any difference?
Well-its supposed to be Perry'S last TV
season this year; how could it hurt?
Besides, how do you get the viewers away
during the middle of a DR.. Kildare Ton chan
mel A.?
If this kind of thing becomes a trend, Incl
dentally do you think LaSSie will ever nip that
kid that's always getting him into trouble?
Bernie Harrison.
Mueuzine, Washington. o. C., September ~, 1868
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19
AIcou Net Down
For 1868 Periods

PITTSBURGH (AP). - Alu-
minum Company Of Americas
net earnings for the first six
months Of this year were some
So million less than for the
corresponding period of 1862.
Alcoa said its net income was
$24, 033,3 1923. or SLOT a common
share. compared to $32, 203, 720
and $l.45 q share for the first
six months of last year.
Sales and operating revenues
for the 1868 period were $780,
056,576 against s4Sl,7 25,l05 for
the 1862 first half.
Net income for the second
quarter Of this year was $l4.-
539,l53, or IS cents per com.
mon share. The 1862 second
quarter net income was $751;
243,ll4, or 70 cents q share.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19
SEC Set to Push
Proposal to Halt
Floor Trading
By Dow Jones

The Securities and Exchange
Commission probably will give
priority treatment to its study
staff's recommendation that
floor trading, buying and SELL
ing by Stock Exchange men,
bers for their own accounts be
banned on the New York Stock
Exchange and the American
Stock Exchange.
SEC staff members already
are drafting proposed rules and
otherwise making ready to
implement" the stock market
study's proposals. Thus far
these call for more than 200
new SEC Exchange and over
the counter rules and the final
instalment Of the. mammoth
study won't be filed with Con-
gress until next month.
However, even though the
SEC has nominal authority to
force sweeping changes on the
securities industry through its
rtile-making powers final de-
cisions on the study's major
recommendations - Including
abolition Of floor trading
may wind up being made by
the Supreme Court or possibly
BY Congress. go
The special market " study
staff In the second instalment
of its findings filed with Con-
gress Wednesday recommended
not only abolition Of floor
trading, but also tougher new
SEC and New York Stock Ext
change rules concerning spe-
cialists odd-lot dealers short
selling and commission rates.