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Evening star., 1963-01-01

MIAMI BEACH, Jan. / (AP)
The United States Orange
Cup tennis team opposes New
Zealand, and Mexico goes
against Southern Rhodesia to-
day In New Years Day quarter
finals.
Australia and Brazil reached
the semifinals yesterday.
The fourth-seeded Brazillans
eliminated Japan, 30, as
Tomax Koch defeated Masa-
kazu Inoue, 6-i. 6-i, Luis
Goncalves defeated Tezsu Ru-
ramitsu, 60, Us, and Brazil
took the doubles, 8 2. Ga.
Anthony Roche OF Australia
beat Luis Olmedo of Peru. 60,
60, and Roche's teammate,
Geoffrey Pollard, won, 6-i,
6-l, over Luis Ayala. The
Aussie team won the doubles,
6-l, 6-2. for a 30 triumph.
Sweeps Of 30 IN second
round play we're scored by the
Evening star., 1963-01-01
Area Driver
Disqualified in
Miami Regatta

MIAMI, Jan. / CAP). Ar
itchy throttle-finger can bt
rather costly as six 266-cubic-
inch hydroplane drivers learned
yesterday in the Orange Bowl
powerboat regetta's champion
ship heat.
The six, including Don Dun
nington of Silver Spring, Nd,
were involved in a mass dis
qualification for jumping the
gun, which forced officials to
base the final standings on the
results Of the elimination heats
Art Kastner of Hermosa
Beach, Calf, was named the
winner over Dunnington, Mike
Thomas Of Harvey Cedars. N. j.,
B. G. BARLEY of Pittsburgh and
Lew Koehler and Fuzzy Fur
long Of Miami.
Co-drivers John Mason of Be
thesda, Md, and Larry Bulman
OF Washington, d. c., won the
l50-cubic-inch division; George
Kelly Of Chicago won the racing
runabout class; Ben Pumo of
Miami won in E service runa-
bouts, and Bob Conn of Miami
won the F service runabout
class.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
Move to Restore
Dixie Tournament
Draws No Word

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Jan, /
tAPD The Wake County
Commissioners move to restore
the Dixie Classic basketball
tournament drew a firm no
comment" yesterday from Will
liam c Friday. president Of
the Consolidated University Of
North Carolina.
However, Friday did point TO
an easing In the scheduling
restrictions at the University
OF North Carolina and North
Carolina State College.
Each is playing 10 regular
season games, three more than
last year when they were limit
ed 10 l6, not counting Atlantic
Coast Conference Tournament
games and possible competition
IN the NCAA Tournament
The Dixie Classic. held for
~ seasons during the Christ
mas holidays. was a casualty OF
the basketball "fix" scandals.
II was discontinued In 1861 By
The consolidated university as
part Of a program Of basketball
iC-CmphasIs.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
Sherman Avoids AIibi,
Still Proud of Giants

NEW YORK, Jan. l CAP) -
With the New York Giants
it is wait until next year. after
Sundays 1917 defeat by the
champion Green Bay Packers
in the National Football League
title game.
1--WE have no alibi," Coach
Allie Sherman said today. I'VE
Just got beat. We just missed.
1t seems that when a club puts
forth that kind of an effort it
should get some reward. This
kind of effort would have won
many games. They still are my
champions"
Sherman spoke at a Pro
Quarterback Club luncheon, at
which Y. A. little and Frank
Clifford also were guests of
honor.
Our team played real well, {"
said little, the SO year old
Giant quarterback. Our de-
fensive team played with a lot
OF passion maybe, if our
defensive team could have
played on offense, we might
have won it.
Personally I would like to
Evening star., 1963-01-01
Wilt 7 railing 81 Pace
In NBA Scoring Race

NEW YORK, Jan. l CAP) -
Wilt Chamberlain of the San
Francisco Warriors continues
to make a runaway of the Ma
tional Basketball Association
scoring derby, but he is falling
behind in a personal race with
himself.
Official NBA statistics re-
leased today show that for the
first time this season Chamber
lain is behind his 1862 pace.
His current average is 48.4,
compared TO 49.1 at the same
period last season.
Chamberlain's scoring has
fallen off since the Warriors
sent Tom Cola to the New York
Knickerbockers in return for
Willie Naulls and Ken Sears.
The Warriors also have been
winning more since the acqui-
sition of Naulls and Sears, al
though they still are in third
place in the Western Division.
Chamberlain also leads in
rebounds with a 25.l average
and is third in field-goal per-
centage with a .523 mark.
Elgin Baylor of the Los
Angeles Lakers is second to
Chamberlain in the individual
scoring race by with 35.2
mark, followed by Walt Bel
lamy of Chicago and Bob Petit
Of ST. Louis each with 276
oscar Robertson OF Cincin-
Evening star., 1963-01-01
AFTER WHIPPING DEACONs
Dukes ACC Stock
Hits New Heights

count in the conference stand
ings.
The 113 points made against
the Deacons at the Greensboro
Coliseum were the most the
Blue Devils have ever scored
away from their home court.
They scored 112 in Madison
Square Garden, New York,
against Seton Hall two seasons
ago.
One of the brightest parts in
the Blue Devil victory over
Wake Forest was the perform
ance of Buzzy Harrison, a
starter last year who has been
hobbled by an ankle sprain
this season.
In his first starting role,
Harrison scored IA points in
the first half and added four
more in the second.
I'VE needed him. The game
should give him confidence, 4"
Coach Vic Bubas said.
In other games tomorrow
night, North Carolina and N. c.
State break a two-week layoff
-.
The Tar Heels entertain Yale
and the Wolfpack is host to
Cornell.
Evening star., 1963-01-01

try them again on what we call
our conditions--where we could
throw the ball a little better.
But we were beaten by a great
team. They did a great job." "
Clifford, who returned from
a one-year retirement and was
to a new job at flanker
back in 1862, said, I'VE feel we
could have beaten them. With
out taking anything away from
Green Bay, which is a great
team. we thought we were just
as good or better"
The Giants had the solace of
losing players shares of
S4,166.85, while the Packers
each had $5,888.57. Both shares
were records, as was the gross
gate of $1,243,1OO, including
S6l5,000 for radio-TV rights.
A total of $50,161. "a from the
title game will be divided
among the Detroit Lions and
Pittsburgh Steelers, the two
second-place clubs who meet
in the runnerup bowl next
Sunday at Miami. That will
come to about $500 for each
Lion and Steeler.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
Hinojoso Wins 3 More
As rack Mark Rises

Jockey Herb Hinojosa. who
set a Tropical Park record Sat-
urday when he rode his SD
winner OF the meeting. added
three more victories yesterday.
Hinojosa now has 55 winners,
38 more than runnerup Frank
Calico. The old park record
Of 81 was set by Bob Ussery at
the 1866 meeting and Hino-
josa still has IA days remaining
in which TO add TO his remark
able total.
Hinojosa started Mondays
string with Abby's Crown
Evening star., 1963-01-01
Workouts Set
For Sundays
Crusade Bowl

BALTIMORE, Jan. l CAP)
Members of the East and
West squads scheduled to play
in Sundays Crusade Bowl foot
ball game begin two = a day
workouts Thursday.
Tommy Mont, head football
coach at Depauw and player
procurement director for the
Crusade Bowl, has as players
lined up to play in the game
at Memorial Stadium.
Many of the players-34 of
whom were drafted by profess
sional teams-will arrive here
today and the remainder to-
morrow, along with Bill Nc
Peak of the Redskins and Norm
Van Brocklin of the Minnesota
Vikings, Coaches of the squads.
Mont is scheduled to arrive
today to make final arrange
ments for the game, which will
benefits the Maryland Division
of the American Cancer Society.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
StovuII Expected
To Sign Today

DALLAS, Jan. l (AP). -
Jerry Stovall, Louisiana States
All-America halfback, said yes
terday he would sign a profess
sional contract today after the
Cotton Bowl game with Texas.
He would not say with whom
he would sign, merely stating
that Il will wait until tomorrow
to make the announcement"
However, it was a foregone
conclusion that he would sign
with the st. Louis Cardinals
of the National Football League.
New York of the American
Football League has his draft
rights, but has made no move
to sign him and John Breen,
personnel director of the Hous-
ton Oilers, said his club had
been unable to acquire the
rights although New York
had verbally agreed to such a
transfer.
Evening star., 1963-01-01

(S5.70) in the second race, then
won with Barbados ($27.4O) in
the fourth and with Hills Be
yond ($29.30) in the fifth.
It was his seventh triple Of
the meeting. He also has had
one four-winner and one five
winner afternoon.
In the featured eighth,
Whirlbeater led every step Of
the ll4-mile and defeated King
of Nile by a nose. Buen Servi-
dor was third.
The winner, ridden by Henry
Wajda, was timed in 2 minutes.
32s seconds and paid $3.50.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
FLOYD RICHER, BUT NOT SONNY
Money Snogs Fight Remutch

NEW YORK, Jan. / tAP).-
Money reared It's head again to-
day IN the heavyweight title pic
ture.
A government ruling an
nounced in the closing hours Of
1862 cleared the way for ex-
champion Floyd Patterson TO
get his money from the Septem-
Der Is fight IN Chicago In which
he was dethroned In one round
by Sonny Liston.
But Patterson won't get the
money the way he wanted IL.
And LitSon won't get his yet.
This snagged plans by pro-
moter Tom Bolan Of Champion
ship Sports Inc, 10 announce a
romatch He had hoped TO set
Evening star., 1963-01-01
Sugar Bowl
Tennis Swept
By Mckinley

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l
(AP). - Chuck Mckinley has
given tennis fans here convinc-
ing proof why he is rated the
No. l United States amateur
tennis player.
Displaying a brilliant all
court game, featured by his
sparkling net play and an abil-
ity to come from behind, Nc
Kinley swept singles and dou-
bles titles yesterday in the
Sugar Bowl Tournament to
emulate Hamilton Richardson's
double" of two years ago.
In singles, Mckinley defeat
ed Frank Froehling, the Ma
tons second-ranked amateur,
90, 3-6, GA, 6-3. Then he
teamed with Cliff Buchholz, his
regular partner and a fellow
student at Trinity College in
Texas, to defeat Australians
John Sharpe and Don Russell,
6-l, Ga.
Although Froehling, a 20
year-old giant from Coral Ga
bles, Fla, took the second set
in the final, the outcome was
never in serious doubt.
Froehling had difficulty pro-
tecting all parts of the court
against McKinley's powerful
smashes and was caught by
lobs at the net several times.
His power kept him in the
match, but Mckinley eventu-
ally wore him down.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
The leading scorers:
Syracuse lcemen
Goeth to ST. Louis

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Jan. /
(AP) The Syracuse Braves of
the Eastern Professional Hockey
League switched their fran
chise yesterday TO st. Louis.
The team, owned by the Chi
cago Black Hawks Of the Ma
tional Hockey League. had
moved here this season from
Sault Ste. Marie.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
INVADING A MALE WORLD
Gal Baseball Chief
Out to Prove Self

CORNING, N. Y. Jan. l (AP)
- A woman has the advantage
in a mans world, says Mrs.
Anne Holt, who wants to prove
it as president of a professional
baseball team.
The curvaceous, red-haired
native of Austin, Tex, who
heads the new Corning club
that plans to play in the Glass
A New York Pennsylvania
League, admits that working
in a mans world is not for
every woman"
1T demands a great deal of
nerve and insensitivity to a
great many things that nor
mally would affect you," the
attractive mother of a 5-year-
old boy says. You have to ex-
pect a man to act differently
in a business situation than in
a social situation"
Mrs. Holt says her team has
a working agreement with the
Yankees.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
Bathgate One
Game Shy Of
MIL Record

DETROIT, Jan. l (AP).-
Andy Bathgate of the New
York Rangers is only one game
shy Of the National Hockey
L ague's consecutive game
scoring record after making the
goal that gave the Rangers a
IL tie with the Detroit Red
Wings last night.
Bathgate now has scored in
eight consecutive league games.
The record of nine straight was
set by Maurice Richard in 1914
As and tied by Bernie Geoffrion
in 1960-6l, both then playing
with the Montreal Canadians.
The Red Wings, whose tie
moved them into a third-place
tie with Montreal, and the Ran
gers provided all the action in
the MIL.
Tonight Detroit is at Chicago
and Toronto is at Boston. Bath
gate gets his shot at the con-
.secutive-game scoring record
against Toronto at New York
Wednesday.
Bathgate nudged Earl Ingar-
fields rebound at 1I:2O of the
first period in Detroit's Olympia
Stadium, giving the leagues
leading scorer 80 points in SO
games, Detroit's Andre Promo
vost tied it at 6:O4 of the sec
ond period, when the Wings
showered goalie Gump Worsley
with l9 shots and he made 18
Of his SO saves of the night.
Detroit goalie Terry Sawchuk,
who had to make only four
saves in the middle period
ended with a total of %.
Bathgate's goal was his 18th
Of the season.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
Falls Church Bows
In Boys Club Games

May Hardware defeated Falls
Church, 1886, in the junior
class basketball final Of the
Boys Club Of Washington's
c christmas tournament last
night at Jelleff Branch. Ted
Shoots had % points for the
winners.
Jelleff Branch won the in
termediate TITLE over Falls
Church, 67-5l, with Tim Cav
anaugh high with II.
Evening star., 1963-01-01

source would be paid. He got
about half Of 1t last night, In
the old tax year, and will get
the rest In the new year.
Patterson wanted II spread
over II years, TO ease the tax
bite, but the Government
refused.
The rest. including S207 900
Liston says he has coming. will
be held until the promoters
tax liability is determined.
money TO meet this
promoters fight expenses will
be freed.
Liston has said he won't
fight until he is paid II may
take several days 10 clear that
up.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
Mrs. Heffner
Is Dead at II

WAYNESBORO, Pa. Jan. /
tAP) Mrs. Lulu Smith Heff-
ner, 72, whose son Don was
manager Of the year in the
Pacific Coast baseball league
last season, died Sunday at the
home Of her daughter in Balti-
more.
Mrs. Heffner, a widow. and
her family lived here for many
years. She died at the home
OF Mrs. Martin Houser.
Don managed San Diego in
the Coast League last season
He was a former manager OF
the Baltimore Orioles when
they were IN the International
League.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
The Major Hurdle

The major hurdle remaining
is approval by the school board
for her team to use the Corning
Stadium.
Mrs. Holt says she has been
an actress, a model, a writer,
a student of clinical psychology
at the University of Texas and
a baseball promoter. Last sea-
son, she said, she was a busi-
ness manager for Statesville,
N. c., which won the Western
Carolina League championship
and won top honors for at
tendance. promotion and pub
licity.
Women may not be promi-
nent on the business side of the
sports world" she said. but it
is an area where a woman has
unlimited opportunities"
The only trouble she has had
with men, she explained, is that
Evening star., 1963-01-01
Z Disqualified
On 1st Gard at
Charles Town
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va.
Jan. IA small crowd Of New
Years Day early-risers here
witnessed a double disqualifi-
cation in the second race of
the morning program to send
the daily double soaring to
$376.40.
Magic Mouse finished first.
with Mr.. Buck B. in second
place. The inquiry sign went up
Immediately. and after viewing
the films the stewards decided
that Magic Mouse interferred
with the field turning into the
homestretch and that Mr.. Buck
B. had committed a similar in
fraction at the clubhouse turn.
Gwen Maizel, who had fin
ished third, was moved up as
the winner, with Plymps Girl
second and Flippo third in the
official order Of finish. Gwen
Maizel paid $62 straight and
combined with Cleve's Dream,
winner Of the first race, for a
IL combination payoff. Buck
Thorndike was aboard Gwen
Maizel.
Sunny Skies and a warming
up trend was expected to draw
a large crowd for the l0-race
afternoon program, as railroad
and bus lines maintained their
schedules.
The coldest weather of the
winter meeting greeted yester-
days hardy turnout of 1891
fans. The temperature lowered
near zero for morning work.
outs and the thermometer re-
mained in the 20s for the races.
The track was clear Of snow
and the going was fast over the
which was frozen be-
meath. Track harrows and discs
had cut a soil cushion of about
an inch and a half to provide
a safe surface.
Betting amounted to $780,
SOL. The race train from Balti-
more and Washington arrived
at the track an hour and As
late due to an accident
at a crossing in Beltsvilie, Md,
which took the life of a driver
Of a truck.
The twin double returned
Sl71 40 to S, 6, and 9 ticket
holders. Ninety-two patrons
shared in the payoff.
Evening star., 1963-01-01

the date In a few days. with the
site either Las Vegas or Balti-
more, with Miami a possibility
The Government release led
10 some confusion. Bolan had
said the Government would re-
lease all the money II grabbed
right after the fight. both from
the gate receipts and closed
circuit television-better than
81 million.
The Government statement.
issued from the office Of United
states Attorney Robert Nor
Renthau. talked only about the
closed circuit television money
II said the more than 5000 900
coming 10 Patterson from this
Evening star., 1963-01-01
AFL Approves
AII-Stur 'PIuyoff

SAN DIEGO. Calf. Jan. /
tAP) A sudden-death over
time, If necessary, has been ap-
proved for the American Foot
ball Leagues All-Star game
here January l3. the sponsor
ing Junior Chamber OF Com
merce said today.
The AFL overtime provision
was invoked when the Dallas
Texans beat the Houston Oil
ers, 20-l7. for this years league
championship. The overtime
rule does not apply 10 regular
season games.
Evening star., 1963-01-01

natl is in fifth place with a 20
average.
Baylor is among the league
leaders in four of the five divi-
sions. Besides being second to
Chamberlain, he is second in
freethrow percentages to Tom
Heinsohn of the Boston Celtics,
.872 to .859, and is No. 5 in
rebounds with a lat average
and No. 5 in assists with a 4.8
mark.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
College
Basketball

BY The Associated Press
Chicago Loyola -, DAYTON 80.
Notre Dame 30, Illinois ~.
Ohio state %, Brigham Young Oi.
-. Louis ~, Kentucky G3.
Arizona state 20, Denver ~ tOTl.
Minnesota ~, Houston ~.
Pittsburgh ~, Princeton 90.
Iurman 62. Air Force So.
JaeksOnviile, Fla. itS, New Hamp.
shire -.
Erskine 8h, East Carolina g3.
GfambiinE iOs, Miss. Vocational gs
South Dakota 10, WArtburEh 90.
Lincoln, Mo. 20. EAu Claire 10.
TOURNAMENTS
Cotton Bowl AZ Dallas
Championship
East Texas So, Midwes(ern SO.
Third Place.
McMurry ~, Sui Ross 10.
tCOnsolation FinaD
Dallas 80, Tex. Wesleyan ~.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
TOdOys Results
Charles Town

1st-S1,OOO; cling; yr. & up; 4ls
gleye,s Dream CG,d'a, 1900 $40 $50
Whose Strong (CoTieJ 100
Bucks Dream, Miseracordia, Easter
sac, Codes Chaner, Tons Of Fun,
Swinging Sword, Lady Lighting. Time,
2d-Sl 900; cling 4 yrs. & up: 7 fur.
Gwen MaiEel !Th'd'e) 62.OO 1850 1i2O
FElmps FilI & SiTl NerrOne) $3.50 p 20
Doc NJ. D., Blue Flag II, dq. Mr.
Buck B.. do. Magic Mouse, Speck Re-
luctant. Warrior George. Time, :2S4s.
da; Msgic Mouse finished first, dis
qualified and placed last, Mr. Buck b
finished second. disqualified and placed
DAILY DOUBLE n-2), SS76.4O
3d-S1,0OO cling; Ayr. 4 up; fillies
and mares; furlonRs.
Petksns .Gordon) 1920 $50 $50
Go Zip (Bauer) $50 500
Trumpet Girl F. W. KratED $3.50
The start, Jenny Judge. Regal Sit
ting, Virginia Pic, Wanseer. Miss At
Ten. Time. 1:147s.
4th-Sl. 500; alw.: 4-yrs.: 4I5 furlongs.
Iberian n. KratE) 100 800 200
Staff Chief (VaslD 2.6O 2.6O
TalaVera (TOrres) $40
Tetrajot Little Janet. Eternal Dawn,
Fun OF Joy, Secret Port. Time, O:51.
5th--Sl,100; cling; 4-yrs. a. Up: lie
mi
P'ple Prince (G'b'd'Ia) 4.2O see EGO
Fine Point IL. ReynOldsl 500 $50
What-A-Fit PassmOre) 4 so
Walk Off, Tight Hold, 1t. Edw.
kampel, Sky Pixie, Llambias Ray,
Shouldahadit. Time, 1:4S2s.
6th--Sl 900: cling; ". e. up; lie
mi
Liquid Amber OES'sa) 1910 100 $40
Homeland (SOllars) 2.SO 2.6O
Captain Charles (RiveraD 500
Chet Smith, Oil Boom. Lilies Boots
Friendly Mush. FL Florentino. Portage
Girl, Royal Holiday. Time. 1908.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
U.S.. Net Team, New Zealand Play

United States over Ecuador.
Southern Rhodesia over YuRo-
slavia and Mexico over West
Germany.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
BY the Associated Press


If Atlantic Coast Conference
basketball coaches have made
resolutions for the new year
by now they've jotted BE sure
and beat Duke at the top OF
the list.
After Dukes 1887 victory
over defending champion Wake
Forest, you might ask, docs
anyone have a chance?"
The season is still relatively
young and the ACC champion
ship is decided not in regular
season play, but in a tourna-
ment.
Last season, for instance
Duke finished the regular sea-
son ranked 10th in the Ma
ton. But the Blue Devils lost
to Clemson, 77-72. in the semi
finals of the March tourney and
Wake Forest beat Clemson for
the title.
Plays Virginia
Duke has a chance TO add
another win to its 80 confer
ence record when it meets Vir-
ginia tomorrow.
The Cavaliers, 0-2 in the
conference and 2-7 overall, lost
to Texas Ann, 60-59, in the
last minute Of the champion
ship game Of the Jonesborc
tArkD Invitational tournament
over the week end.
After upsets by Davidson and
Miami, Duke beat undefeateo
Princeton and Wake Forest over
the week end to brirh, n It's
chances TO move w IRON No
7 In the National rankings. The
Wake Forest game does not
Evening star., 1963-01-01
Afternoon Program

=. BELMONT HONEY might surprise here AZ sizabls
ooas WAR BRACELET a winner for St,5OO ana
probably will be favored. sNoMMIs rates excellent
Evening star., 1963-01-01

sCRATCHED-1I Charge Up.
BLOSSOM MAID easy winner for 81 200
and should repeat. SEA TREAD won a spring for
$1,000. HARDWOOD registered Garner for SI,2OO.
KS, XXI, xxx1O pounds apprentice allowance claimed
Evening star., 1963-01-01

bOhAIIHED-I Sand OF Pleasure
MY SIDE GIRL should Outrun this field. DAWN
MARINE will battle TO the wire. GRAY'S PIC should
take money spot.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 81 600: claiming (St EOO,i A.
year-Olds and 6I7 furOngs.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
Quit Theater At Is

She said she quit the theater
at the age Of 16 to earn a bach
elor's degree at Texas, then
Joined Variety International
Productions as an actress and
publicity agent.
In her travels, she met Jack
Hale, who pitched for the 1851
Corning team, and he persuad-
ed her to become a baseball
promoter. She described her
first year as "a hilarious fail
ure."
Il find baseball very reward
ing" she said. Baseball offers
some of the highest paid jobs
in the country today, and it is
one place where you rise or fall
on your ability.
Baseball is a business and
has to be run like one. Using a
tight budget familiar to most
housewives there is no reason
why a team should not be a
successful business venture"
Mrs. Holt declined to reveal
her age.
mo actress in her right mind
will tell her age" she concluded.
Evening star., 1963-01-01

sCRATCHED-I TourAeO 12 Gifts Special 13 Lying
Admiral % Safe Date.
KING TAR a winner for 81 500. MEDICINE
MARK looks like the principal rival WHAT HAPPEN
DOC will battle to the wire
Evening star., 1963-01-01

they usually try to dupe me
when they first meet me-"
But some fast talk generally
convinces them that she may
have "a good idea" she added.
Actually" she said, "a wom-
an has a much better chance.
once she is established, because
of her sex. Sometimes it comes
in handy to smile and look
helpless. Sometimes a woman
can say things, because of her
sex, that no man would dare to
say"
Mrs. Holt became interested
in baseball when her father
took her to games as a child.
II have been going to games
as long as I can remember, "
she related.
Evening star., 1963-01-01

POST MERIDIEM winner for Sc 500
KINGS KING winner earlier at Waterford Park
i9I $1,000. LAUGHING DAN meets better after win
Evening star., 1963-01-01

NomaEe, 10 Fantasy Flyer.
A.. PUNCH BOARD second for $1,000 and gets
lhe vote here PLYMOUTH ROCK meets better after
winning. ROYAL BUTTERFLY breaks fast and should
take money SPOT
Evening star., 1963-01-01
BEST BET-KING TAR

SCRATCHED-l1 Trent, I2 Rumpus Room 13 Mustard
Pot, IL Jet Traveller.
DAN.D-JM drops into a winning spot. STAR
BRACELET is the one to catch and beat RHYTHMIC
LAW earlier for 81 200.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
JOE KzLYy SELECTIONS
Charles I own Handicaps

Clear and Fast
Post Time, 1 Pm.
Evening star., 1963-01-01

FIRST I'd. saS5IPu,'; .E5 55 ScOi claiming sOO 4ys.