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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-12

Judge Valentine w. Southan
fined Frank Dunkum $50 for
taking deer during closed sea-
son: $50 for failure to report to
game arden the killing OF
illegal deer, and $40 for having
illegal deer transported. The
cost of court to Dunkum was
$5.25 and a replacement charge
Of $50 for deer killed.
Judge Southall also fined Joe
R. Wilkerson S25 for transport
ing illegal deer with a court cost
Of $525,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-12
Charlotte County
Safety Unit Formed

KEYSVILLE, Feb Dan
Lynn. Of Randolph. was elected
chairman Of the Charlotte Coun-
ty Safety Council formed at a
public forum held in the Char
lotte County Court House build
ing Thursday, Jan. 81.
The following four committees
with subchairmen were a S o
elected: Law Enforcement l.. A.
Sterling. Keysville; Engineering
j. E. Barnes. Charlotte Court
House: Publicity, the Rev. w
M. Mayton, brakes Branch. and
Education. O. E. Ware. Char
lotte Court House.
The meeting which was spon-
sored by the Charlotte County
Ruritan Club, was prompted by
a suggestion from the State At
torney General, Robert Y
Button, for public meetings on
traffic safety.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-12
Hawks Joins
Herald Staff

1t was announced today that
Daniel M. Hawks has joined the
staff of The Farmville Herald
He attended Petersburg His h
School. and graduated in Febru-
airy from Hampden-S Sydney Col
lege, where he was a member
of Theta Chi Social Fraternity
and Sigma Epsilon, national
honorary literary fraternity.
Hawks will be a general news
reporter for The Herald.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-12
Tobacco Jubilee
Continued from page Il

Continued from page Il
men. Prizes ranged from such
items as gasoline to a $7l.5o
wrist watch. and even included
some cold cash.
Experienced observers noted
that the crowd was one of the
largest in history. partly due to
the pleasant weather Thursday.
Even with the large crowd on
hand. Is numbers were called
that did not get a response from
the crowd
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-12

A state N mt Of Mixes
achievements would not b. com
plete without mentioning his role
Of husband and father With so
many of his leisure hours tax
en- up with the activities we have
mentioned. he shares family III
terests and activities with HIS
wife Jeanne, and his son.
Ripper, eight, and Lisa, HI S
daughter. age six
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-12
2 Men Convicted In
Amelia Co. Court

AMELIA Feb State Came
Warden James Allen, of Amelia.
with Wardens j. j. Westbrook,
Of Henrico. j. R. Bellamy, of
Chesterfield, and w. R. BEDFORD,
of Hanover. brought two Rich
mond men to trial in A m e i a
county on Tuesday for violation
of game laws in this county on
Jan. u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31
Hairdresser's 66-1 Lonqshot
Captures Grand National

AINTREE, England. Mar. 80
(AP). - A 66-to-1 longshot
named Ayala, owned by Lon
don hair stylist "Teazy Weary
Raymond, won the 1920 Grand
National Steeplechase today and
made it a great day for some
women bettors and the book
makers.
Ayala. who cost his Mayfair
coiffeur $735 in 1859, took the
lead in the last few strides OF
the 4-mile-and-S56-yard race
and grabbed a three-quartel
length victory over Carrickbeg
Pat Buckley, q 19-year-olc
jockey who didn't know he
would ride Ayala until last
Saturday, brought the winner
home in one Of the closest fin
ishes in many years. Old-timers
recall a similar finish In 1898
when the American horse Bat
tleship, owned by Marion du.
Pont Scott Of Virginia. beat
Royal Daniel Of Ireland by q
neck.
Hawa's Song was third in the
field of AZ starters, another
five lengths away. and Team
Spirit finished fourth. Team
Spirit is owned by Ron Wood
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FLYING COTTAGE WINS
2 Horses Destroyed
In Caroline Cup Race

CAMDEN. 8. c.. Mar. 80
APPLYING Cottage. the 1867
timber champion, won the
Carolina Cup in record time
today but two valuable timber
trotters were killed in the
gruelling race over hurdles.
Rythman Master, owned and
ridden by Irving Naylor, went
down on the 18th Of 10 jumps
in the three-mile race and the
7-year-old chestnut gelding was
destroyed.
On the 18th Jump Allan
Adale. a 12-year-old gelding
owned by Thomas B. Glynn,
went down with r. @. Woolfe
aboard. The horse. second rated
in the Carolina Cup race. was
unable to get UP and several
veterinarians worked feverishly
to revive him. He later was
destroyed.
Allan Adale was running
second behind Flying Cottage
when he went down on next to
the last Jump coming into the
home stretch.
The gelding went through the
top rail and Wolfe was thrown
from the saddle. Woolfe barely
escaped being hit by Mid Ace
then running in third position
Wolfe was X-rayed for 9
possible foot injury. Naylol
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Charlie Boy Wins
Aquin at Lincoln

LINCOLN. r. l.. Mar. 80
tAP)-w. W. CAROLS Charlie
Boy survived q claim OF foul
from the rider OF the horse
which finished a length behind
him today for his third victory
in five starts this spring in
feature races OF Lincoln Downs
The 8-year-old son Of Graph
&c was the 2-to-l choice OF the
crowd Of i9,43l and paid 50,
- and $3.50 after coming from
behind 10 lead Jues Shabot's
East Echo at the finish Of the
6-furlong handicap.
Robert Delgado. rider OF
East Echo. complained Of i'm
reference between the eighth
and sixteenth poles but was
overruled.
The second horse paid $40
and 500 after leading J. I.
Sciro's Extra Margin by two
lengths. The latter returned
e4.20 10 show.
Charlie Boys time was
i:0lh.
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Potomac Hunt Set:
Point-to-Point

The Potomac Hunts point-to
point races will be held April 6
at Thomas Dowd's Belvedere
estate in Travilah, Md, start
ing at 1890 pm.
The Potomac Cup, for gentle
men owner-riders with a min
imum weight Of 1875 pounds, Is
the feature race. 1t will be run
approximately 8 miles over
hunting country and will start
at 4:30.
Among the other nine races
will be the Potomac Bowl, ap-
proximately 3 miles over fences
for Potomac Hunt members
only; the Home Stretch Heavy
weight Bowl for 200-pounders
approximately 3 miles over
fences; a pair race for teams
Of two and flat races for gen.
tlemen, ladies, juniors on
horses and juniors on ponies,
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received q dislocated left
shoulder.
In the first race Of the six
race program, Jockey Lester
Graham, %, suffered q broken
hand and mild conclusion when
his horse, Winter Squash, was
involved In q spill with Com
pagnon, ridden by Willard
Thompson, 20, Of Aiken.
Thompson suffered q broken
collar bone and fractured
finger.
Flying Cottage, owned by j.
Blan Van Urk Of Unionville,
Pa, set a track record Of 1894
as he finished far ahead Of his
closest competitor.
The previous record was
5:4l.0 set by Dancing Beacon.
Flying Cottage, a 9-year-old
irish gelolng, was 100 yards out
front at the finish. He was rid
den by L. Aitcheson. The purse
was $4,000.
In second place was Mid Ace,
owned by Mrs. John c. West
and ridden by Tommy Walsh.
Uncle Monk. owned by Ran
dolph D. Rouse Of Virginia,
was third.
The Springdale Cup race. two
miles over brush. was won by
Kantikoy Of Montpelier Sta
bles and ridden by Albert
Foote.
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682, the biggest prize In the
history Of the race. Carrickbeg
won $7,816 for owner Guy
Kindersley and Hawa's Song
collected $3.50 for owner r.
M. Stephenson.
Carrickbeg, ridden by ANA
teur Jockey John Lawrence,
was 20-1, and Hawa's Song,
with Pat Broderick UP, was 90
l. Team Spirit was 1871.
A 9-year-old chestnut gelding
by Supertello out Of Admiral's
Bliss, Ayala covered the mud
dy course in 8 minutes, 35H
seconds. The record is 800 AS,
established by Gordon Miller in
1884 and equalled by Bogskar
in 1910.
He gave me a tremendous
ride" Buckley said. "He jumped
super the whole way. / was al
ways in touch with the leaders.
1t was only last Saturday that
Trainer Keith Piggott asked
me to ride him"
Piggott is the father Of Les
ter Piggott, top-ranking British
flat racing Jockey.
Peck CrestfaIIen
Peck, crestfallen, left with
his French wife, Veronique,
soon after the race ended.
Bang goes another Of my
dreams" he said. Owens
Sedge just never got going"
Irish-trained Out and About
shot to the front at the start
and held a five-leneth lead
around the first circuit.
He stayed in front until half
way around the second time,
then tired end fell at the 26th
fence.
Fillmore. last years winner,
took up the lead. He failed to
stay the pace. French Lawyer
took over the lead but weak
ened coming to the last fence.
Carrickbeg took UP the run
ming, followed by the fast
moving Ayala. Hawa's Song,
Springbrok, and Team Spirit
were all close behind.
Carrickbeg was the first over
the last obstacle and II looked
like his race. But he tired on
the run-in and Ayala nosed
ahead to snatch victory almost
in the last stride.
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BOOkies Clean Up
Americans Win
In Jupun Track

TOKYO. Mar. 30 (AP).-
Charley May Of Chicago won
the 300-yard dash and the
broad Jump and Ira Murchison
of Chicago took the 60-yard
dash today in Japan's third in
door track championships.
They were the only Ameri-
cans in the meet. May won the
800 in Sl.7 seconds and the
broad Jump with "A feet 1921
inches. Murchison ran the 60
in 81 seconds.
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Mountain Dew Takes
Howard County Hunt

BROOKvnLE, Md. Mar. 30
(AP). = Mountain Dew cap
tured the feature race Of the
Howard County Club meeting
here today. finishing the s.
mile. l8-poSt and rail course
one length in front Of Terry.
Janon Fisher. III. rode his
fathers horse to victory in the
opening hunt race Of the
season.
Terry. ridden by Marilyn
Reid, was last years winner.
but could muster only a Sec
ond-place in today's race. with
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DooIey to Couch
Ends for Bears

CHICAGO. Mar. 30 (AP).-
Owner-Coach George Halas Of
the Chicago Bears today an
nounced the appointment Of
Jim Dooley as end coach.
The appointment ends Doc
ley's 10-year playing career
with the Bears. for whom he
caught al passes.
Dooley was the Bears No. !
draft choice in 1852 after he
had played halfback for Miami.
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Sunrise County
Wins by Nose
AtAqueduct

NEW YORK, Mar. 80 (AP)
Sunrise County, disqualified
last year In two rich races, lost
the lead momentarily in the
final 40 yards today but battled
back to beat Key Issue by a
nose in the $27.700 Westchester
Stakes at Aqueduct.
A crowd Of 54.031 made Sun
rise County. smartly ridden by
John L. Rotz. the favorite in
his first race at Aqueduct since
he was disqualified in the
$4,000 Wood Memorial last
April after finishing in a dead
heat with Admiral's Voyage.
Before that, in Florida,
Townsend B. Martins speedy
colt had been disqualified for
interference after finishing
first in the 100000 Flamingo
at Hialeah.
Covers Mile in 1:34B
But Rotz had the bay 4
year-old son Of Summer Tan
on his best behavior this time
and Sunrise County roared
home in 1:34H for the mile
over a fast track. This was one
fifth slower than the Stakes
record set in 1861 by Mail Or
der.
Key Issue, owned by For
tune Peter Ryan and ridden by
Hedley Woodhousse, was ~
lengths ahead of Bruce s,
Campbell's Dedimoud.
George D. Widener's Endy-
mion, the New Orleans Handi-
cap winner, was, fourth. fol-
lowed by Grandview Stables
Count Risque and Emil Dolce's
Grid Iron Hero. Western War
rior was q late scratch.
Dedimoud went to the front
at the start, followed by Sun
rise County and Key Issue.
The favorite grabbed the
lead after an eighth Of a mile
and led by Ia lengths down
the backstretch as Dedimoud
and Key Issue alternated in the
second spot.
Key Issue Moves Up
Turning for home, Key Issue
winner Of the Applicant
Handicap March 9 at Gulf
stream-cut Sunrise County's
lead to a half length. Dedimoud
was another half length behind.
Sunrise County had the rail.
Key Issue was outside and
Dedimoud was in between,
heading for home.
After surrendering the lead
to Key Issue in the late stretch,
Sunrise County rallied to grab
first money Of $18,005 in q
blistering finish.
The winner, carrying 10
pounds, paid $40, $2.90 and
$2.40. Key Issue, packing 112
pounds, returned $3.50 and
$500. Dedimoud, ridden by
Huberto Hinojosa and with Ill,
paid $3.50 to show
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Riding Club Plans
Two-Duy Show

The Bit and Spur Riding
Club will hold its annual horse
show April 6 and 7 at the
Meadowbrook Show Ring
Chevy Chase, Md.
The show will begin at 9 am
both days. There will be IA di.
visions. including ponies, walk.
ing horses, Western horses
Arabians. hunters and Jumpers
For further information cal
Pat Engleman, Warfield 7-22l6
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Aqueduct Results
BY The Associated Press

bg Aho AshoCAhtcu FIess
$500; cling; Ayr. a up; 9 fur,
s ssSIss s ,hinSIssa1 I1'SO $40 ssS
Science Msjor. Modern IaEo. KinS
yudex. Shell Out, Noblenest, shiny
Button. Time, I:i2.
DISQUALIFIED from first 70 last.
2 Syds1;,;S,s:sCS: elm; 4-y. 4 UP o fur
Practical joker twoodh'sIO O S.sS s SS
Deer Crossing (velenT'lal $40
West Wind Lad, sun-Sun corda,
loo Much Brass. Rocky Bend. No
Mans Land. Time. 1:i0ss.
DAILY DOUBLE (4-a) PAID $50
sdzS4.OOo: s-yr. mdns 0 fur.
SsrSsn CIV SsIi Res. 4so az saS aS &c
Chief Sailor (HinOjosA) 400
Branch, Wshful Dream. Summons.
sulVl Time. LION.
4th-sS. 900: cling; Ayr. a up; 2 fur
! pS ISSsT tYs..., h'So S, SS s s.so
Lord ouIIlo (MunseD s90
Greek Form. Clever Hand. Arctic
ChArmer. Time, l:22M.
DISQUALIFIED from first to second
Sth.s4,s0Oi alw. s-yri Q fur.
Landlady tfeaEal 1880 100 "a
Red Red Rose (ROtED $50 $50
Lost Battle (Guerinl $40
Backseat Driver. Daumier'a Pride,
You Look Cute. Liz Piet, Easter
Princess. orandma's House. q ImapaEe.
Time, I'LL,
eth--s6.5OO: alv.: 3-yr.; I mi.
DebbySmAn tAdAms) $50 AGO 300
= Country Squire LYeaEA $50 2.4O
Rocky Road (WeedhouseD B.8O
Repute. stearic, Brave Wine. Cts
Owl DISTINCT, Time. :3bh.
Jaenot stable entry.
7th-s2b,00O addedi the westchester
s. STAKE, co, alr; ~ az; Up; nj. =,
KEY ISSUE "W'Sh,ssp 81" sS Nv
Dedlmoud lIlinoiosal $50
Endymion. Time. i:3ih.
ffophsts Csii Sxd'msI leo $50 D w
Electioneer tOlahl 400 2.OO
Chlefland lPiaAnol aa0
Handa OFF Right, The Great Greek
Dawn Prince Time, lila.
S iSs AGO. sG.oi 'SlsS . tsS5oo n H S.sC 81,
Grand Qulvsra tHinelosal a.20 500
Moany (Woodhouasb t,JO
Lied. saba saba, Pineapple. Time
i.b2h.
Attsndanos. st.osI. Handle. $780, 1857
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Croix de GORE. ridden by Jean
Spur. taking third.
Kelvin Richard went over the
head Of his hunter. Clipt. when
the horse refused to jump,
Kingdom Gould's Kelly. ridden
by E. T. Mclean jr.. was pulled
up early in the race after
developing difficulty breathing
Mountain Dew finished the
race, held at the Meriwether
Farm Of Leo Butler, in 6:08.3
The horse lost only at My
Lady's Manor last year in his
attempt to sweep the last four
Maryland hunt events.
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Hurdy-Gurdy
Takes Ronors
AT The Plain
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS
Contributing Writer

THE PLAINS. Va, Mar. 3d.
Virginia's point-to-point sea-
son ended here today with a
Maryland horse becoming the
undisputed champion Of the
Old Dominion circuit.
Kingdom Gould's Hurdy-
Gurdy clinched the title and a
trophy presented by the Seven
Corners shopping center when
he won the owner-rider race
in the Orange County Hunts
annual meeting at Chenille
Farms.
Twenty-Five lengths off the
blistering pace set by Archibald
Kingsley's Tearmunn half a
mile from home, Gould seemed
for once to have misjudged
Hurdy- Gurdy's timing for the
closing stretch kick. AS the
runnerup on points in the an
nual competitions for owner
rider honors. Kingsley and
Tearmunn were close enough
to taste victory when Hurdy-
Gurdy came bouncing down
upon them and went racing
past to win by half a length.
This was the first Of a pail
Of two-horse duels which STIR
red up the crowd Of 1000 spread
across the top Of q ridge over
looking the Orange County
Hunt Country.
Harry Wight. who has fin
ished second more times thar
any other rider on the circuit
this season, climbed aboard his
newly-acquired Culmore Scot
to push up the pace of the
Orange County Hunt Point-to-
Point Cup. which this year drew
only three starters.
Taylor Chewing, jr.. on
Meath. stayed in front fol-
about q mile and three quarters
with Culmore Scot logging al
his heels. When Meath tired
and fell back. Wight and Cul-
more Scot hooked up with Roy
Graham on CosInic Dust. The
two alternated the lead for the
next mile and O half racing
neck and neck. At the finish
CoSrnic Dust was on top by q
head and Wight was second
once again.
The Jessica McMann Memoir
ial for lady riders produced the
first big surprised Of the day
when unbeaten Mycroft owned
by Thomas Beach Of Casanova
Hunt, finished third to Turf
Enough and Bold Visitor.
Casanova faired better in the
race for teams Of two hunters
winning with Polaris and Bea-
yer, owned and ridden by Mrs
Lee Hits and Jack Eicher, jr
The Whitevood-pair race: 4 milei
-Polaris (Mrg Lee Hilts and Mack
Eieher ri, Beaver. Memberno MRS
I'VE rout). DiBronbari. Separation INF
and Mrs. William Rochester. III. Pip,
inR BesS.
Jsssloa MeMann MemorIaI-ladie,
race 3 mileS-Tuff EnouGh. ViviaT
Rawl. owner-rider' Bold Visitor. JAM
Flaccus-caren cambell; Myeroft. Viz
Rinia Beach.
Free STATE Open-3h miies-Derry
down. Philip rripplett. Gilmore Flaut
Easter Act. j, B. X. Carter. Dougla
Small: Royal BIN. Joe claffey. Nobe
Lowery.
0hrstrom Memorial-ovner-r rider
81 miles-Hurdy- ourdy. Kingdor
GOULD, IT,; Tearmunn. Archibald Kings
ley; Able Archer. Col. q. c. Esau.
Orange County Hunt Point -Poin
CuD By miles cosmie Dust, Thoma
Beach. Ray Graham. culmore Scot
Charles Wight lowner-rider). Meatl
pulled up.
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ward Of Indianapolis and John
K. Goodman Of Tucson, Ariz.
Raymond-his real name is
Pierre Bissone-is q household
name among Britain's fashion
conscious women. Many Of his
customers had q pound or so
riding on Ayala.
The other horse the girls put
their money on was Owens
Sedge, who came in seventh.
Owens Sedge is property Of
movie star Gregory Peck.
Only % horses cleared the
80 stiff jumps in what is rec
ognized as the worlds most
difficult steeplechase. One
horse. Avenue Neuilly, was de-
stroyed after falling during the
race.
Carraroe, owned by Mrs. Miles
Valentine Of Philadelphia, ended
UP in 18th place.
Although Ayala was SOL or
the bookies' states, he was Q
141-1 shot on the tote board
equivalent to the parimutuel
boards in the United States.
BOOkies Clean Up
This was q real skinner for
u.s." said Bookie william Hill
I'VE won, no doubt about that
] Ayala's upset was worth $780,
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Say DANlu NMouatelul AslU OsEN
The Little syp (Hartack) $40
Captain Lou. Mos Son, Wayaway.
Mr.. Noble, George Paul, Shade Land.
Clicked, Kings Castle. cosmic Trend.
Time, 1898.
ad@sS;;2;0oj cling; Ayr, a up /"
Leonard Steel CBr'd 5000 IIAO $50
Cinnamon Alice (RuybalD ESQ 40
Estivai' Little sneak. Hheadquartefs.
Ixillik, Stamping Ground. Half Moon
II. Time. l:44.
DAILY DOUBLE t0-D PAID SI28.sO
?d-ssg:sOo: cling! s;yTa 9 fur, a.
Coekeyille (vasqueE) 500 $40
Miss Cye @. tCOffman 4.1o
Baby. Girl Appeal, Shamrock Lady.
a athz ,.ss 200 G cling; S;ysSSS g fur %
BISHOPS Bend tHaTmAtIj 4.iO s.sS
piscsyns pusky Niche. Royal AirSi'
No Surprise. Soil Steward. Time
6th-s4,OOO; slv.: s-yr.; LII mi
Grand stand (Grant) $50 $40 $40
Dlmyour lights (Rpybal) A.0O $50
Finklehoffe (Dever) $50
Bottle OF Rum. Col. Menssl, Jet
Electric, Saree. Bold Invader. Time.
l:43M.
eth-s4.2OO; alwi Ayr. b up: lii mi
E EsISs's; l.; s ;er .t,., 1910 SSS sgS
Jerri Dance (ShosmAkeF) 2.4O
Mary Meacham, Blue Cabin. Nadia
New Fashion H. EspadaiA. Time
l:43b.
7th-S3.s00; alW.i 4-yr.i @ fur,
Creteman (Brous'rd) 37.6O 1910 b.20
Puttenden (Bluml $40 2.OO
Floridian Bay (HAFmalH) 3.20
Erin Vale, DamodarA, Blue .Tassle
$ VIII a1'i LOOPS "a. S5R p S.e in' f%s
aLonesoms Pine Farm entry.
sth 5s,ssIC 200 sadsS; the Florida
candy spois isH'm'sr) SEQ a.Io 2.se
SKY Wonder lUsssryl $40 $40
Cool Prince tCombestl 800
Sky Gem, King Toots. b. Major,
Hot Dust, Gray Pet. Time, 1908.
ath--,s4, b00i alW.: Ayr. a up: Ii
mi turf
Ruiido l0omeH) SEQ $50 9.1O
Tlnte ORuyball) 40 aTO
sHard Rock Man tBlumD a,h30
Time oreine. Matelot. Wise Com
mand, Filisteo II. Arrebatado. Time,
'rinishsd first. disqualified and
placed third.
iOth-.S3.70o: elmsi s-yr.i mi
Hard Core tHarmsts) 1880 $50 500
CoppA Walk tGTanD $40 800
AmberMo Martnekl a.aO
counterblAst. Traffic Light, Bar
blmea, Planet. LAgoree Island, Salute
Ken, vedas, orecian Coin. David 3
Time. 1888.
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Race Charts At Laurel

tCopyrishted, 1868, by Triangls Publications Inc.
FIRST RACE -Purss $4,000; 3-year-ods: claiming:
Winner, W. l. Worshams b. 3, BY Wreck Master-solar
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GuIfstreum Results
By The Associated Press

Sun Better BLUM $40 $50 ESQ
Say David (MOnacellD 40 $50
The Little syp (Hartack) $40
Captain Lou. Mos Son, Wayaway.
Mr.. Noble, George Paul, Shade Land.
Clicked. Kings Castle. cosmie Trend.
Time, 1888.
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E EsHis ~ S.G. 'r TSfa..,., iGs ,SsSS
s,5 BEN ai Sst3 ~ az $3.50 RAMONA RODE $3.50 $3.50
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2d-S3,2OO; cling; Ayr. q up; 1b
mi. (turf).
Cinnamon Alice (RuybalD $50 4.10
Guemes Barrow 500
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