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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-06-13
IL Deed Transfers
Recorded for Week

Eleven deed transfers we're re-
corded during the past week from
the office of the state department
of assessments and taxation. They
included the following:
Paul r. Dixon and wife to Lester
o. Bittinger and wife, 80 of an
acre of land in district IA, west
Oakland.
Paul r. Dixon and wife to jerome
Kirby Meyer and wife, "a of an
acre of land in district IA.
Clyde II. Calhoun and wife to
Delbert E. Gnegy and wife, acres
of land in district Is, Mt Lake
Robert Edward McCanuel and
wife to Cecil A. Jackson and wife,
$4,000 square feet of land and
trailer in district Is.
Ray Wicklow and wife to John
l.. Williams and wife, 2.O6 acres of
land in district 5, Accident.
Earl X Harvey and wife to Har-
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vcy Brothers Farms, Inc, 224 acres
of land and buildings in district
l, Swanton.
Clarence E. MacMurray and wife
to John r. Bernard and wife, 31.84
acres of land in district 16.
Florence f. Goodwin to Arthur r.
Bernard, Jr., and wife, 1880
square feet of land in district Is.
jerome Kirby Meyer and wife
to Joe Mechim, 1882 acres of land
and buildings in district IA.
Rufus O. Barley and wife to
Helmuth Heise and others, 123625
acres of land in district 6, Sang
Run.
Harry F. Kohnc, Jr, and wife
to Garrett National Bank, .587 of
an acre of land in district a, Bloom
ington.
Several building permits also
were applied for and granted
Helen Tough, Oakland, addition
to residence in Mt. Lake Park.
James V. Ashby, Oakland, resi-
dence near Oakland.
Kingsley Skidmore, Piedmont, w.
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Mt. Storm-Loch Lynn
Teams Still In Tie

Mt. Storm and Loeb Lynn teams
continued in a tie for the first
place spot after both won double
headers Sunday in the Town and
Country Softball league. Both
teams now stand at 10 wins and
two losses.
Loeb Lynn defeated Markleys-
burg at Loeb Lynn to and 8 to
e. Mt. Storm defeated Oakland Ma
tional Guard at Oakland IL to 4
and IL to a.
Markleysburg which was in the
runner-up spot, lost two games to
Loeb Lynn. Petersburg took a
double header from Friendsville
at the latter place 8 to and 8 to
a. Oakland defeated Accident in
double header at Accident % to 3
and 10 to TO- Swallow Falls also
took double header at Kitzmiller
10 to 8 and 10 to l.
Home runs were hit by Dennis
of Markleysburg, julius Bolyard of
Loeb Lynn, Charles Kitzmiller of
Oakland, while Joe Taylor hit
three and Shamblin one for Mt.
Storm.
Games scheduled for June 16
include Oakland at Mt. Storm,
Swallow Falls at National Guard,
Accident at Markleysburg, Loeb
Lynn at Petersburg, and Kitzmiller
at Friendsville.
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3-Day Centennial
Starts in Terra Alta

Terra Alta begins its three-day
centennial celebration today, and
a parade is one of the opening
features.
In the parade which gets under
way at $50 will be the West Vir-
ginia Centennial queen, Miss Nancy
Grace Conwell, and the queen from
Preston county. Miss Joyce Ann
Winner The four princesses will be
Miss Sally Johnson, Miss Carol
Gibson, Miss Shirley Pierce and
Miss Sue DeMoss Terra Atlas II
princcsses including an unannoun-
ced Terra Alta queen, will be in
line of march
On the program is a centennial
pageant by the Hilltoppers All
club, a fashion show and costume
contest a judging of the beard
growing contest, the selection of
a prominent local resident, and
GROWING of the queen.
There will be square dancing on
the streets Friday evening. There
are contests, tugs of war, cake
walks. Three events highlight the
Saturday night program, At p.
m F. F. A. and F. H. A. boys and
girls will serve roast OK. There will
be round dancing and contests in
wood chopping and wood saving,
nail driving contests for women. A
pony is to be given away.
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Mt. Lake RNF.k NeErS

The Training Union mass meet
ing of the Western District Bap-
fist churches met at the Loeb
Lynn Heights Baptist church, on
Monday evening.
Preparation day for Vacation
Bible school will be held on Fri
day at p. m, at the Loeb Lynn
Heights Baptist church At this
time children may enroll for
Bible school which will open Mon
day. June II, at $50 p. m. and
close at 8 p. m. All children are
invited to attend if they are not
enrolled in a Bible school.
Mrs. Earle Pritt, of Shaw, w
Va, visited her daughter, Mrs.
James Imhoff, last week
Mrs. Emma Friend is visiting
relatives in SWanton this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Paugh, of
Hudson, O., visited his brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Paugh, over the weekend.
DR.. and Mrs. James Wolverton,
of Piedmont, visited Mrs. Elsie
Dietrich, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grove and
children visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde A. Gnegy
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Stevenson,
Hyattsville, visited his mother
Mrs. John Stevenson, recently.
Miss Ethel Turncy visited rcla-
tives in FricndsvilIe, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Dodge and
sons, of Dundalk, visited her par
cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Weeks,
last week.
Wayne Calls has gone to Wash
ington, D. c., where he will be
employed for the summer
Rev. James Remley, pastor of
Bethel Methodist church, attended
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HOYES

Miss Sharon Bishoff was a
Thursday overnight guest of Mary
Lou Frazcc, Friendsville.
Mrs. John Bishoff and daughters
visited Mrs David Taylor, at
FricndSvillc. Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCrobie
and son. Masontown, Pa, we're
Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs.
Catherine McCrobic and Charley.
Sunday evening callers we're Mr.
and Mrs Merrill Wilburn
Mrs. w. Webb Dewitt was a
Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and
Other dinner guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Vitez and children,
Mill Run, and MIR and Mrs David
Beachy and son. Oakland
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Milton Dewitt
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Sanncr
were picnic guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Clyde Sanncr, Jr and children,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Bishoff
were weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Bishoff, Keyser, W
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Claude Bishoff
and Anita and Miss Patty Jones
were Saturday evening dinner
guests of Mrs w Webb Dewitt
Sgt. James Wilburn and Sgt
George Bishoff were at Camp
Meade, this weekend.
Eddie Wilburn spent the week
end at Dayton, O., with friends
Mr. and Mrs r. Claude Bishoff
were Friday evening dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs William Lincoln,
UniontoWn, Pa.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Jones were Mrs Ruth
Eichclberger, Davis, w. Va; Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Wotring and
daughter, Thomas, w Va; and Mr..
and Mrs. John Kahl, Accident
Emerson Bshoff attended the
annual conference of the Metho-
dist church at BuckhannOn, W. Va,
last week as a delegate from the
FricndsviIlc charge.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Walker and
Mrs. Ralph CoughcnOur and daugh-
ter, JohnstoWn, Pa, were Sunday
afternoon guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle Coddington and family.
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the conference at Buckhannon, last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Skidmore
have moved to Deep Creek Lake,
for the summer.
Mrs. Betty LahcW and daugh-
ter, Brownsville, Pa, are visiting
her mother, Mrs. Beulah Bitter.
Mr. and and Mrs. Harvey Criss,
of Fairmont, are spending several
weeks at their summer home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Simmons, of
Clearwater, Fla, returned to their
summer home in Loeb Lynn, last
week
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boyd, of Key
ser, we're Sunday guests of Mr.
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Louis A. and Florence Fefolt,
Venetia, Pa, residence on Penn
Point, district 10.
Robert B. Garrett, Deer Park,
alterations to residence at Deer
Park
Elmer l.. Maust, Grantsville, resi-
dence near GrantSVille.
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Va, residence at Green Glade, dis
trict 1.
Wilfred A. and Eleanor j.
Schumacher, Latrobe, Pa, residence
on Thousand Acres, district l.
Harry V. Reeves, Westernport,
residence, in district a, Blooming
ton.
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and Mrs. Blair Simmons, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ream, of
Indiana, Pa, we're visiting his
sister, Mrs. A. L. Biggs and other
relatives last week.
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Evening star., 1963-07-03
Davis and Dell
In Starting Field
Of MALTAPI

CHEsTERTowN. Md, July
8 (SpeciaD More than so
youngsters from IA to 1S years
Of age shoot for championships
in the Middle Atlantic Lawn
Tennis Associations boys and
junior tournament opening
here tomorrow.
The four-day event includes
contestants from Maryland,
Virginia, West Virginia and the
District Of Columbia.
Outstanding In the 18-and-
under competition are Bob
Davivs of Washington, tn G
Maryland State Junior cham
pion, and Hal Jones Of Rich
mond. the Virginia State Junior
titleholder.
Top names among those in
the l6-and.under bracket are
Dick Dell Of Bethesda, VII {
recently won the National In.
terscholastic doubles title; Ray
Buck-Lew Of Baltimore, winner
of the Maryland State title;
Tom Rueger of Norfolk, thu
Virginia champion, and BoI
Pruett Of Nitro, w. Va, thu
West Virginia titlist.
Evening star., 1963-07-03
py the AssocIated Presa

That much-awaited meeting
between Kelso and Beau Purple
in tomorrow's 100000 subur-
ban Handicap at Aqueduct
blew up today when Beau
Purple was withdrawn from
the race because Of an unsatis-
factory workout.
Beau Purple worked q mile
in 1888 Monday. slower than
Trainer Allen jenkins had ex-
pected, and, according to the
trainer, the horse did not stride
properly, and thus it was de-
cided today not to take any
chances with him.
Owner Jack DreyfuS made
the final decision after con-
sulting with Jerkens.
Thus Kelso's odds, whic h
we're AS before Beau Purple
was taken out Of the race.
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Mrs. Jones
Faces Gray
In Net Play

Mrs. Raymonde Jones, off to
q fast start in defense Of her
Middle Atlantic women's cham
pionship, meets an old friend
today-her doubles partner
Ann Gray.
Things are so chummy be-
tween the two that they decided
to have their match shifted
from Woodmont to the Army
Navy Club, where they both
are members.
Mrs. Jones, the odds-on
favorite to repeat as champion,
won her opening-round match
yesterday from teen-ager
Sharon Highstein Of Baltimore,
60, 6-1. Meanwhile, Mrs.
Gray clipped Doris Harrison,
81, 60.
The other matches at Wood
mont ran close to form. Carol
Southmayd, the MALTA winner
two years ago, thumped Carol
Winston, 60, 60; Carol
Wendell defeated Barbara Lee
Meyers, 8-6, 81; Eleanor
Shaw tripped Janet Irish, 60,
Us; Nancy Reed blanked Ann
Mattern, 60, 60; Pat Kene-
han topped Claudine Malone,
60, 60, and Bessie Stockard
edged Ann Watson, 8-6, ca
Evening star., 1963-07-03
EbIen and Ross
Run at Tukomu

A 15-kilometer run, starting
and ending at the Takoma
Park Recreation Center, tomor-
row at $50 pm. will open the
annual Fourth of July ce'ebra-
ton activities at Takoma Park,
The event will also double as
the d. c. AAU championship
race and has attracted a list of
top-flight long-diStance run
ners.
Leading the competitors is
Earl Eblen Of the Seattle Olym-
pic Club, who finished sixth in
this years Boston Marathon.
Others include Browning Ross
Of the South Jersey Track Club,
and Bob Chambers Of the Del
aware Valley Athletic Associa-
ton, two former Takoma Park
run winners.
Area standouts entered are
Frank Pflaging Of the Baltimore
Olympic Club, Dick Haines and
Lou Castagnola Of the National
Capital All-Stars, Steve Lyon
of the Northern Virginia Track
Club and John Gygax Of the
Empire Harriers.
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Lop Record Set
In DuyItono Trials

DAYToNA BEACH, Fla, July
3 (AP).-Bob Junior johnson
Of Ronda, N. c., set a two-lap
time trial record Of 166.0O5
miles per hour yesterday to
earn the inside pole position
for the Firecracker 400 tomor-
row.
johnson. fresh from victory
In the Atlanta 400, piloted a
1868 Chevrolet.
Driving the same Chevrolet
Johnson raced at Atlanta, Jim
Paschal Of High Point, N. c.,
posted the second fastest time,
165.669 m.p.h., and won the
outside pole.
Third was 164.128 m.p.h. by
A. ]. Foyt Of Houston, driving
q 1868 Chevrolet. Fred Lorenzen
Of Charlotte, N. c., driving q
new 1868 Ford, was fourth at
164.ll3.
Other fast times in order
we're:
Glenn FirebaIl Roberts. Daytona
Beach, 1868 Ford, 182.323. Marvin
Peneh, Daytona Beach, 1868 Ford.
Beach, 1853 Ford, IoI $50. Joe Wealth
erly, Norfolk, w.. 1868 Pontiac.
l61. 1.536. DaTel Dieringer, Charlotte.
n. C., 1868 Mercury, I6i .377. paul
Holdsmith, ct. Clair Shores. Mich.
1888 Pontiac, 11l: :l31. Pedro Rod
Iisuez, Mexico City 1858 Pontiac,
Also, Bobby Johns, Miami. 1888 Pom
tiae, l5s.926. Troy Ruttman. Dear
o1 born ,L.., Mich 1868 Mercury Is ISs; @ ;eae;
1b7.T14. Dave Pearson, Spartanburg,
8. C.. 1898 Dodge, i55. .092. Bob vel
born, Greensboro. N. c.. 1862 Pontiac.
S41as isss TDTS %% PsIdSs PEI ss wInsiSSSS n Ssr
Vero Beach, Fla, 1862 Pontiac
A"V'o'~'
Evening star., 1963-07-03

the Stars and Stripes with l24
pounds. Carteret won the Lau-
rance Armour recently on the
grass at Arlington.
Morton Johnson's Hard Rock
Man, 100: Pin Oak Farms In
tercepted, 118: August Muck
ler's Areopolis, ia, and Robert
Lehman's Prego, 113, also are
probable starters.
Hofbrau Stables Behaving
Deby, winner of four straight
stakes, is the favorite for the
Colleen, with Monmouth ex-
pecting about 10 juvenile miss
es to start. Her main rival is
expected to be Wheatley Sta
ble's Beautiful Day, who won
the National Stallion Stakes
filly division by IL lengths.
John Gilbert's Saida, Harbor
View Farms Sa Vet and Edge
hill Farms Busy Jill are other
probables for the Colleen, a
test for the 100000 Sorority
at Monmouth July 81.
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Lehigh Hanover
Tops Field Of Is
For Realization

WESTBURY, N. Y, July 8
(A). Lehigh Hanover, the
Little Brown jug winner of
1862. tops a field Of 10 4-year-
old PAGERS for tonight's $93, 1863
Realization Purse, the richest
race in the world for 4-year -old
standard-breds.
The two-tiered field is the
largest assembled for a stakes
at Roosevelt Raceway in 10
years. Eight PAGERS will start
in the first row and five will
leave from the second tier in
the mile -and-a-sixteenth mile
test.
Lehigh Hanover, driven and
trained by Stanley Dancer for
the Lehigh Stable Of New
Egypt, N. j., is rated the 81
favorite to capture the first
prize Of $46,5S1.
The son of Adios-Lucine
Hanoyer has earned $267 sic
thus far and is 4-3-4 in IL
starts this year. He will start
from the favorable No. 2 post.
Second choice at To is the
Bill Haughton Stable entry Of
Buxton Hanover, Farmstead
Acres, Brookville! N. r., and
Stand BY, Donald d. MacFar-
lane, Crosse Pointe, Mich.
Haughton viii drive Buxton
from the No. 1 post. while Del
Insko, a late change from Irv-
ing Roberts. will handle Stand
BY from the No. 4 position.
Evening star., 1963-07-03
TROTTING BARGAIN
Top Field Ready
For Laurel Feature

Adios Flip in the eighth race,
The victory completed q 8-2-5-2
twin double worth $626.20 to %
ticket holders. It was the first
triumph of her career for the
S-year-old daughter Of Adios
Harry.
Miss SANTOS, another s.
year-old, scored an appropriate
victory In last nights feature
the Embassy of Costa Rica"
pace. Ambassador Gonzalo j.
Facio and his wife saw the filly
cover the mile in 2:09 2k5,
matching her best time. Miss
SANTOS paid $3.50.
It rained as the field paraded
for the eighth race but didn't
dampen the spirits of the
crowd, which sent $214,924 into
the mutuels.
The track has installed a
large bell on the concourse
that fans may ring as part Of
the July Fourth celebration.
Evening star., 1963-07-03
DUEL WITH KELsO OFF
Beau Purple Out Of Cap

probably viii drop even lower
by posttine tomorrow.
Taking No Chances
Beau Purple has been toe
good q friend Of ours to run
him II we were not sure he
would be Just right" Dreyfus
said. "Since we are not sure,
we win have to skip the Subur-
ban and find out If it was Just
a poor work or If 1t Is some
thing more basic"
The Suburban still rates as
the No. I event on a big holi-
day racing card.
The national card otherwise
is highlighted by the $4,000
American Handicap at a mile
and an eighth at. Hollywood
Park; the mile-and-an-eight
$4,000 Stars and Stripes
Handicap on the Arlington
Park grass course: the $4,000
Dover Stakes for 2-year-old
colts at Delaware; the $4,000
Colleen Stakes for 2-year-old
fillies at Monmouth Park. The
Dover and Colleen both are at
51a furlongs.
Kelso won the 100000
Widener by az lengths at q
mile and a quarter. He then
won the Gulfstream and Camp
bell Handicaps and then was
rested until June 10 when he
easily won the Nassau County.
A field Of five is likely for
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mark the first time that full
brothers have won the same
stakes In succeeding years as
far as veteran turf observers
can recall. What would be the
odds on that happening?
Last summer Valiant Skoal
like Big Pete a son Of Degage
and Judiciously, won the Do
yer. Both colts were bred BY
Miss Julia Shearer, q Virgins
horsewoman, and both were
sold at auction at the Keene-
land Sales.
Valiant Skoal was purchased
by Thomas E. Brittingham fol
only $500. Big Pete brought
$4,000. If Miss Shearer hal
another yearling to sell thi'
year produced by the sam'
sire and dam there should b,
many interested buyers.
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SHORT SPRNTS-The 10,
day suspension that locke!
Fred Kratz begins today for Z
riding infraction is his first
In five years . i. Nominations
for the $50,OOO-added Della
ware Oaks, to be run here July
Is, close today If both
Chieftain and Big Pete start
in the Dover, each will carry
125 pounds Track officials
expect a crowd in excess OF
25, 900 for tomorrow's holiday
program.
Evening star., 1963-07-03
Swimming, Diving
Opens Cup Cord

The Presidents Cup Competi-
ton kicks off with swimming
and diving events July 1914.
and 1t looks as II the out-of-
towners are ready to create a
big splash.
A 92-member team from
jamestown. N. Y, already has
filed It's entry blank. The Phil
lips Oilers also are among those
entering early.
The deadline for entries Is
Sunday. Twenty-Five swimming
events are set for July IL and
l3 at East Potomac for 8 to
II year olds. Diving will be held
July is at Indian Spring, with
the senior championships SET
that night at East Potomac. Ad-
ditional information may be OBJ
tanned from Bill Armstrong al
the Ambassador Hotel Swim
Club.
Evening star., 1963-07-03

What started out to be ar
old-fashioned July Fourth cele.
bration at Laurel Raceway
with everything but Roman
candles, shapes up as q top
flight harness racing twin bill
Track President Dick Hutch
ison is offering free barbecued
chicken, q Dixieland jazz band,
q chance to ring the bell for
freedom" and a Ladies Day
bargain price Of rs cents.
Not to be outdone, Racing
Secretary Ed Keller has cor
rallied a good field for the
$500 independence Day Pace
for the matinee, and "The
Spirit Of l776" pace for the
regular night time card.
The weatherman may even
do his bit with q welcome dir
AAA bCAAApCA dbuACs
Chicken will be served from
noon to 2 pm, and the after
noon racing program will get
under way at 2:30 pm. The
all-star cast features Byron
Kuth's Brown Jet, fastest 4.
year-old gelding on a half
mile track last year, and Aus
tin Stables Reba Byrd, one oi
the two fastest aged mares ir
action a year ago. Brown Jet
has q record Of 1859 2/5 anc
Reba Byrd 1853 3/5.
Rounding out the field will
be I. w. Barkemeyer's Sweet
Singer, Vince Miller's MIR. C.
Song, Hershcel Quillen, jr.,'s
Waygone, Harry Kelly's Doc
Hobbs, New Childs Stables Mr.
Childs, and Paul Snyder's jim
my Gene.
A gathering of 3,087 las
night saw Everette Hope OF
Ocean City, Nd. chalk up hi
23d victory Of the meeting with
Evening star., 1963-07-03
BeuII Eliminated
In Seniors Golf

HOT SPRINGS, Va, July 3
(AP).-Charlie Beall of Alex
andria, who had knocked of
defending champion ]. Smith
Ferebee Of Richmond in the
opening round, has been side
lined In the State Senior Anna.
teur golf championship.
Crockett Carr Of Roanoke de.
feated Beall. l up, in yester-
days quarter-final round. Ec
Mustard Of Charlottesville, Q
two-time champion, remained
in the running with a 1-up VIC
tory in 10 holes over DR.. j. E
Gardner Of Roanoke.
Evening star., 1963-07-03

the Suburban, with Greentree
Stables Cyrano, winner of the
100000 Metropolitan Mile
May 80. now the probable sec
ond choice.
1S Likely in American
Thirteen may 60 in the
American, final tuneup for the
$162,l00 Hollywood Gold Cup
July l3. Fred Hooper's Ad-
miral's Voyage, who has been
campaigning in the East, is the
top weight with 1913 pounds,
one more than for Mr.. and
Mrs. L. X. Shapiro's Native
Diver.
Others include Rex Ellis
worth's DR.. Kacy, 114; Ralph
Loves Drill Site, 113, and the
Mrs. Ann Peppers entry of Mr..
Consistency. 1l2, and Alder
shot, ITO. AL are eligible for
the Gold Cup.
Hasty House Farms Carteret
tops a probable field Of IL for
Evening star., 1963-07-03


racers tops the Fourth Of July
program, and the big question
is: viii Chieftain run? It may
not be known until tomorrow
afternoon whether the fleet
Raymond Guest-owned colt win
start. -.
Trainer Frank Whiteley, jr.,
earlier had planned on skip
ping the Dover, but when
Chieftain worked so well here
Monday morning he began
considering starting the colt in
tomorrow's 515-furlong event
Chieftain was hit by the
coughing virus here just before
the running Of the Christians
Stakes 10 days ago, and thl
colt was withdrawn from tht
race little more than an houl
before post time.
Particularly concerned ahou
Chieftain's status for the Dove
are Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Bal
of Falls Church.
They own the undefeateC
colt Big Pete. who won the
ChriStiana. Big Pete probably
will be favored for the Dover
If Chieftain is not present. 9th
erwise there will be some draS-
tic shifting of the odds and
Chieftain will become a short
priced choice.
Big Pete will run regardless
Of Chieftain's status, but GER
tainly his owners and trainer
Bernie Bond would spend a less
apprehensive holiday here
without Chieftain--son Of Bold
Ruler-who is regarded as q
fine prospect for the 3-year-old
classics next year.
There Is another interesting
sidelight to the event, which is
expected to draw 10 or II
starters.
Should Big Pete win, it would
Evening star., 1963-07-03
ON AREA DIAMONDS
Hopkins Joins Scrop
For Guy Mason Lead

Hopkins Furniture remains
in the four-way scrap for first
place in the Guy Mason Class
AA Softball League, thanks to
clutch pitching by Snowden
Allen.
Allen last night bested Paul
Caissey Of Maggie's Restaurant
in a pitchers duel which lasted
10 innings. Hopkins pushed
across all its runs in the top
Of the 10th for a 80 victory.
The loss knocked Maggie's
out Of a tie with Georgetown
for first place. Georgetown
has an 8-4 record, followed by
Maggie's and the Cavaliers,
8-5, and Hopkins. 7-5.
Bob Sawyer walked and
Allen laid down a safe sacrifice
bunt to start the 10th for Hop
kinS. CaisSey got the next two
men before Bob Petty's infield
single loaded the bases.
Reggie Lee then swatted a
double to right-center, clear
ing the bases.
Maggie's loaded the bases
with none out in the last of
the seventh against Allen on
a double and two infield
singles. Snowden struck out
the next man, got a second
out on a force at home and the
third on a fly to leftfield.
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Righthander Jim Farley
pitched a no-hitter last night
as Click Fuel defeated Fort
Hunt, 40, in a, Northern Vir-
ginia Major League game
Farley, who pitched for Fair
fax High last spring. struck
out l6 and walked nine.
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Ledo Restaurant still has an
outside chance to win the first
half championship of the Clark
Griffith Sandlot baseball league,
Ledo last night defeated At
lantic Masonry, To-, on the