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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19
By RICHARD CRITCHFIELD
Special to The star

NEW DELHI The marked
success of the first joint India
Anglo American air exercise
gives promise that future mill
tary cooperation may pro-
vide a new bridge across the
chronic gulf of misunderstand-
ing between the United States
and India.
Ten days Of mock intercepter
scrambles a gainst simulated
Chinese bombing attacks on
New Delhi and Calcutta ended
today.
Taking part In the exercise
we're a squadron Of F-100 Su-
persabres, IL Royal Air Force
Javelins and six squadrons Of
In dia n Air Force Gnat and
Hawker Hunter fighters. In
dian and Royal Australia n
Canberra tactical bombers were
the attackers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19

praising the United States and
British air teams.
A still-only- distant cloud on
this harmonious horizon Is the
Indians anxiety TO get three or
-four squadrons Of supersonic
Jet fighters, preferably F-104s
like the squadron supplied PAX
istan.
During press briefings, Air
Vice Marshal Arjun Singh. the
bearded comm ander of the
joint exercise, sounded almost
triumphant as he revealed
large numbers Of enemy
bombers were able to break
through the British, American
and Indian defenses.
This was interpreted Is q
broad hint that only higher
performance fighters such as
the F-104s could reach Chinese
bombers.
Differ on SupersOnics
washington's view has been
that supersonic fighters have a
low priority In midas enor-
nous defense requirement. Elk
pensive F-104s are Q luxury
when money Is badly needed
for mortars, machine guns. II
files, training a million-man
army and building an arma-
ment industry.
United States experts argue
that I'd midas Hunter and
Gnat fighters could easily ham
die any Chinese air strength
now based in Tibet. especially
If armed with United States
supplied air-to-air m issile S;
and co India lacks both tech
meal skills and ground facih-
ties for supersonicS.
The Indians feel these tech
meal reservations merely con-
ceal the real reason for the
United States refusal to give
them supersonics: That F-104s
to India would inevitably spur
an arms race with PakiStan.
The Indians did not raise the
issue Of supersonic planes with
Gen. Paul D. Adams, head Of
the Strike Command and new
commander of United States
defenses in this area. when he
stopped here on a two-day visit
this week.
But If the Indian Air Force
and the Indian public we're re-
spending favorably to the joint
air exercise, Prime Minister
Nehru's government has found
it harder to reconcile itself to
a Western military presence in
India.
Mr.. Nehru himself seemed
oblivious to the exercises. The
Russian cosmonaut newly-weds
Valentino Tereshkova and An
drian Nikolayev. we're welcomed
effusively by Mr.. Nehru. He
invited them to lunch and
managed to attend half-a-dozen
Evening star., 1963-05-13
BY DICK SLAY
star Staff Writer

CUMBERLAND. Md, May
13.-Apparently one Of the
very few ways Roger PenSke
could have failed to win the
feature sports car race here
yesterday was to misplace his
competition license. 1t must be
carried by a driver when he
races for the Sports Car Club
of America. and Penske's al
most wasn't.
He left his license at home
in Gladwyne, Pa, when he
came here Friday. Then, after
q friend retrieved it, the little
card somehow got locked up
In Penske's personal car yes
Evening star., 1963-05-13
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Staff Writer

Rosecroft harness track Of
ficials are convinced that there
is a silver lining to every cloud,
and theirs will show Friday
night in the fourth leg Of the
Harness Tracks of America
Pace.
RoSecroft, host to the third
leg last Friday night, gets an
encore only because Michigan
authorities, guarding against
the spread of a coughing epi-
demic, won't permit the touring
field to come into Hazel Park.
The bonus race perks up an
otherwise bland program and
gives Rusty Range a chance to
prove that his ninth-place fin
ish last Friday was a fluke.
While Adora's Dream picked
Evening star., 1963-05-13
Hoyt's Triple Win
Features Meet

Peter Hoyt Of the Chesapeake
Track Club won three events
during yesterdays Olympic de-
velopment track meet at Amer
lean University, beating Emir
Martinez, former Argentine de-
cathlon champion, in two of
them.
Hoyt set records in all three
events. He won the javelin with
a toss Of 150-7l2, the 35-pound
weight throw at 43-41a and
the combined left and right
hand shot put at It's.
Martinez won the broad
Jump with a leap of 1877.
Other winners were Hilton
Nicholson of American in the
220, 22.9: Jan Braathen of
American in the 11a-mile run.
7:21. and Maryland's Richard
Saslaw in the $50, 2:01.2.
Evening star., 1963-05-13

from 18th place in a field Of
13 to overhaul Sky Wonder in
the final strides OF the Withers,
paying $3.50 straight. Get
Around is a son Of Citation,
the 1948 Derby -Preakness- Bel
mont Triple Crown winner.
If he does well. even If he
doesn't win, We'll 60 to the
Preakness," said Charles Nor
gan of Sky Wonder before the
Withers. Sky Wonder was Sec
ond to Candy Spots in the
Florida Derby. Bobby Ussery,
who rode Sky Wonder, won the
1860 Preakness with Bally Ache.
Country Squire won the
Preakness Prep Saturday at
Pimlico to earn a crack at the
big one. Greek Money did 1t
last year before the Preakness.
Country Squire ran fourth in
the Santa Anita Derby, won by
Candy Spots.
Evening star., 1963-05-13
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star staff Writer

BALTIMORE, May 13.-Cha-
teaugay. the surprise Kentucky
Derby winner who is getting
ready for Saturdays $4,000
added Preakness, today turned
in one Of the fastest mile work.
outs ever seen at Pimlico.
Trainer Jim Conway was
quite displeased as exercise
boy Carlos Martinez took John
w. Galbreath's chestnut colt
through the mile in 1:372s.
The fractions were "a sec
onds, :35@. :474s, :59%, l:l2
and l:243s.
II wanted him to in around
1:41 or 1:42," Conway said.
This was much too fast-l
never knew that boy (Martinez)
to miss by so much. He told
me Chateaugay was trying to
pull himself up the first
part Of it. Seems hard to I'M
agine when I get him the first
quarter In 1885"
A workout like that could
take the edge off a horse, but
I don't think it will bother
him." Conway said.
Chateaugay, the Maine
Chance Farms Get Around.
Cain Hoy's Never Bend, Rex
Ellsworth's Candy Spots and
Ambush Stables On My Honor
are expected to make Satur-
Evening star., 1963-05-13
FAST DRILL FOR PREAKNEss
Chateaugay Works 1875 Mile

would ride Get Around. Ycaza
will be aboard Never Bend,
1862 champion 2-year-old.
Although Chateaugay won
the lA-mile Derby, he's no
cinch to be the favorite for the
! S/l6-mile Preakness. Candy
Spots was the 3-to-2 Derby
choice. but suffered the first
loss Of his career. Willie Shoe
maker will be aboard Candy
Spots.
The Preakness has more
twists than a rheumatic snake.
Braulio Baeza, who won the
Derby with Chateaugay, also
copped the Withers on Get
Around. The Panamanian ace
rides Chateaugay in the Freak
ness.
On April rs at Keeneland,
Baeza and Chateaugay barely
nipped Get Around in the Blue
Grass Stakes. Get Around came
Evening star., 1963-05-13
Sports Car Crash
FutuI to Texun

MIDLAND, Tex, May l3
(AP) One sports car driver
was killed and another was
critically injured yesterday in
the Midland Rattlesnake sports
car races.
David Fawcett, "a, six-year
veteran of sports car racing,
was killed.
His H-modified OSCA-Ban-
deni lost a wheel on a curve
at about 10 miles per hour,
went out Of control and was
struck broadside by a second
car driven by Capt. Donald
Carter Of the Amarillo Air
Force Base.
Carter sustained minor in
juries.
Evening star., 1963-05-13

days S7th Preakness a real
braWl.
After passing up the Derby,
Get Around won the Withers
Mile last Saturday at Aque-
duct to move into the scram-
bled picture.
Two others likely to Join
the fun are Jacnot Stables
Country Squire and Charles
Morgan's Sky Wonder.
Mrs. Elizabeth N. Graham,
the cosmetics queen who owns
Get Around. said it was UP to
her trainer whether he started
In the Preakness. Trainer
George Poole said chances are
good that he will co."
Poole added that John L.
Rotz, who won the 1862 Freak,
ness aboard Greek Money in q
finish line fracas with Ridan
and jockey Manuel Ycaza,
Evening star., 1963-05-13
THE BOWLING LINE
Dietsch Skaters Record
With 889 for Six Games

dria has been won by the Sport
Fair made up of Cal Bailey,
Sammy Hynson, Willie Tolford,
John Deese and Skip Higgins.
Runnersup in this circuit
were Better Homes Realty with
William Stalcup Furniture Co.
finishing third.
Bobby Mitchell, the WASH
ington Redskins star halfback,
will make his fourth personal
appearance today at Bowl
America Shirley, Shirley high
way and Edsall road, Alexan-
dria.
Youngsters will be able to
compete against Mitchells
score and can achieve auto
graphed certificates by beating
him. He is being sponsored by
Bowl America and Pepsi Cola.
Evening star., 1963-05-13

end Of a pair last week to AL
Price and 10 Smith. Joyce
Kaiser and Pugh failed to gain
on the leaders when they lost
a pair to Shirley Abraham and
Hank Heller. Pugh and Kaiser
have a 66-36 record.
Frank Micalizzi leads for
high series at White Oak with
442 followed by Hank Heller's
440.
In the women's department,
Elizabeth Barger is carrying
top average with 1926. Dot
Clark is a close second with
1916 and Helen Pappas holds
third with 1922. Gertha Will
son is in fourth with 1902.
The Major League rolling on
the Penn Daw Lanes in Alexan-
Evening star., 1963-05-13

foul with Ridan against Greek
Money and Rotz, only to touch
off a hornets nest, when pic
lures showed the frey Pana-
manian elbowing Rotz at the
wire.
Workouts and weather will
now concern horsemen through
the countdown to late Saturday
afternoon as the excitement
picks up. It looks like the
Maryland Jockey Club has the
ingredients for q Preakness
worthy Of the classic tag.
EH
SHORT SPRINTS Jockey
Nanny Ycaza paid his first
visit to Pimlico yesterday since
last years Preakness. He
worked the Cain Hoy Stables
Never Bend 6 furlongs.
Checkers caught the speedy
colt IN l.ll%, a smart move
which pleased Trainer Woody
Stephens. :. Chateaguay was
due his principal Preakness
workout today with Trainer Jim
Conway supervising. =. II
there is to be a surprise entry
In the Preakness it could be
Lemon Twist, who won the
Illinois Derby last Saturday.
Jockey Wayne Chambers,
who has already wrapped I'D
his third riding title in Mary
land this year, rides Country
Squire. The $4,000 added
Walden Stakes. dropped since
l948 at Pimlico, will be revived
for the Preakness eve program
on Friday. The Walden is
for Maryland foaled 2-year-olds
and honors r. Ayndham Aalden.
who saddled seven Preakness
winners from 1875 to 1888.
Evening star., 1963-05-13
Italian Horse Takes
Third MiIun Trophy

MILAN, Italy, May IS (AP)
The Italian horse Surdi won
the Gold Cup International ct
Milan's San Siro Hippodrome
yesterday for the third time.
The 8-year-old stallion sired
by Airborne out Of Semitecola,
was ridden to victory in the
$4,000 race by Enrico Camici.
He won by a neck.
Evening star., 1963-05-13
Rosecroft Gets Bonus
Due to Coughing Bug

up the winners share Of $500
purse and 10 points In the Sc
ries standing, Rusty Range
rated the leading challenger,
got zero. He was parked out all
the way for the mile trip and
couldn't make q move. 1t could
be different this time.
Adora's Dream, unbeaten in
four appearances in the six-lee
series, leads everybody with
winnings Of $4,000 and 60
points. Lehigh Hanover, second
last week, has so points and
$14,950 in the till.
Points are as important as
dollars in the series for the tor
10 scorers win the chance fol
a $4,000 pot in the final al
Chicago's Sportsman's Park
May "a. Points are awarded
the first eight finishers in each
race on a 10-8-7-5-4-3-2-l
basis, with an additional five
points for each start.
The way things stand now
Adora's Dream, Rusty Range
Lehigh Hanover, Buxton Han.
over, Harold j., Royal Domain
Peachadon and Coffee Breal
are almost sure to win startinl
spots in the final. Horse
like Leader Pick, % points
Emory Hanover. 81, Meadow
Battles, and Carson Hanover
II each, will be battling TO
the last two.
After a successful openinI
week Rosecroft leads off tn
second week Of its 24-nigh
meeting tonight with the Primes
Georges Pace at $4,000 in tn
featured spot. Twelve horses
headed by Timely Counsel ant
I. c. Rainbow are expected Il
start.
Evening star., 1963-05-13
American U. Golfers
TN for ND Title

STAUNTON, Va, May l3
(AP). - Hampden-Sydney de-
fends its Mason Dixon Confer
ence golf championship against
nine other conference schools
here today over the Ingleside
course.
Besides Hampden Sydney
teams are Lynchburg, Bridge
water, Western Marylan d
Johns Hopkins, Baltimore u,
American u, Mount st. Mary's
Randolph-Macon and Old Do
minion.
Evening star., 1963-05-13
RosewuII Extends
Pro Tennis Lead

NEW HAVEN. Conn. May l3
(AP) Ken Rosewall beat Rod
Laver for the third straight
time and took a 7-3 lead yes
terday in a pro tennis playoff
series for $4,000 In prize
money.
Rosewall edged his fellow
Ausie. l4-l2 and 81. as each
doggedly held service in the
New Haven Arena match.
In the opening match, An
dres Gimeno OF Barcelona,
Spain, beat Earl Buchholtz Of
st. Louis, 8-6. Gimeno now
leads in their play-off series
7-3.
Evening star., 1963-05-13
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star Bowling Editor

For the last several months
Jimmy Dietsch, one of the
areas top duckpin bowlers has
been going along in a more or
less unspectacular manner.
But last night at the Glen
mont Lanes Dietsch went all
out and won the annual Tony
Santini open with a record 889
for six games.
Over the years Dietsch has
found the Santini tournament
to his liking. He won it two
years ago and last year placed
third. But none of those eff
forts were any where near as
highly charged as was his per-
formance last night.
Jimmy rolled games of 154-
48-135-160-1 0-140-152.
In second place was young
Vincent Shorty Diver, of the
All-Star Major League with
854. Shorty" who was second
in the recent All-Star tourna-
ment at Annapolis, had q good
shot at first prize money OF
$500 but dropped off with 127
and 1913 for his last two games
Before Diver hit his slump he
was in great form with a fine
chance Of overhauling Dietsch
For his first four games he had
ITO, 158, 131 and 40.
Third place went to a repre-
sentative Of the Mems Metro
League, diminutive John Ressa,
who earlier in the day had
bowled in the Rubber Band
tournament at Pittsburgh and
came from the Smokey City tc
bowl on the final shift of the
Santini.
Little John clicked on 833. He
needed a mark and a count o.
seven In the last box of hi
final game. He got 1t to bea'
out Chester Becker, of Balti'
more for 500 third plac,
money. Becker had 1872.
Dave Volk, Of Baltimore, the
All-Star champion finish e
fifth with $50.
High game went to Wally
Lookingland with 174.
Sonny Weedon's hope Of fin.
ishing the Pepsi Cola mixed
doubles league at White Oak
with an unbroken string o.
nine straight 400 or better set
has been blasted.
Sonny went into action ovel
the week end with six straight
performances Of 400 or better
but he faltered in his attemp
70 make 1t seven in q row. Tit
best he could do was 391.
With the league S edulI
calling for two more rounds o.
action, Jimmy Wofensberger 4
on the warpath raising his av.
erage to q sharp 1902 from
1869. It's the best average o.
any duckpinner in major League
competition In this area.
i Jimmy Dietsch trails Wolfe
with 134.76 and Dave VolI
holds third with 1926. Billy
Mischou is carrying 1923 anc
Ed Pugh has a 13l.04.
- &&
Dietsch and his wife, Jacqui
continue to lead the mixed dou'
bles competition even though
they we're on the losing end oi
two games to Elizabeth Bargel
and Jack Moulton. They have
a 1888 mark.
They were also on the losing
Evening star., 1963-05-13
U. S. Rider Wins
SAO PAULO. Brazil.

$40 PAULO, Brazil, May 13
(AP). - Mary Mairs of the
United States. riding Tom Boy,
won the next-to-last event yes
terday in the international
horsemanship competition be-
ing held with entrants from
Brazil. the United States, Chile,
Argentina and Uruguay.
Evening star., 1963-05-13
PIMLICO DARK
TOMORROW

BALTIMORE, May 13
(SpeciaD. - There Is no
racing at Pimlico tomor-
row, a scheduled dark"
day during the current
meeting.
The program resumes
there Wednesday with a
program starting at 1880
pm.
Evening star., 1963-05-13
Fetty Hits 10 M.P.H.

John Fetty OF Takoma Park,
driving q Chrysler powered
dragster. topped ITO miles per
hour In 8.6 seconds for the
quarter-mile yesterday as he
won top prize in drag racing
at Aquasco Speedway. II was
not a track recold.
Evening star., 1963-05-13

is q SllghC revision IN the cast.
The three big horses" here are
the one, two, three, finishers OF
the Derby--Chateaugay, Never
Bend and Candy Spots.
A recurring shin inflammation
has removed No Robbery from
the picture.
Chateaugay's upset Of the
Louisville big three was con-
vincing, but surprisingly the
Darby Dan Farms son Of
Swaps is far from a solid
favorite to repeat in Saturdays
87th Preakness. At the mo-
ment there is no certainty that
he will be favored.
This is part Of the fascina-
ton of the Maryland Jockey
Club classic, which at a six
teenth of a mile shorter than
the Derby and over a different
running surface does not af-
ford carbon copy application Of
Derby calculations for handi-
cappers.
Entry time for the $3.50, ,000-
added Preakness is Thursday
morning, 48 hours in advance
Of the race. There could be 9
surprise because Preaknes'
conditions permit a supple
mentary entry at a raised fee
Of $4,000 per horse. But there
probably will be no takers al
this prohibitive rate.
The 3-year-olds the Mary
land Jockey Club is expecting
to be entered Thursday in ad-
dition to Candy Spots. Cha
teaugay, Never Bend. On My
Honor (4th in Derby, are
Maine Chance Farms Get
Around, the Withers winner
last Saturday; Jacnot Stables
Country Squire, the Preakness
Prep winner; Mrs. Charles B.
Morgan's Sky Wonder and FL
mendorf's B. Major.
BY far the most interesting
colt among the outsiders is the
Withers winner, Get Around,
This son Of Citation is as much
Of a question in the Preakness
as Chateaugay was in the pre-
Derby figures. And there Is a
rather startling resemblance In
.he pair as far as the records
60.
Chateaugay had won only
one stakes before the Derby.
Get Around won his first in
the Withers. He came from
far back 10 take the classic
mile much in the manner Of
Chateaugay's late charge in the
Derby.
Get Around. lightly raced
like Chateaugay, also adds a
side show touch to Saturdays
race as he brings along with
him Jockey Johnny Rotz. This
means a rematch between Rotz.
who won last years Preakness
in a furious finish aboard
Greek Money and colorful
Nanny Ycaza who rides Never
Bend.
II was Ycaza who claimed
Evening star., 1963-05-13
British Rider Killed

LONDON, May 13 (AP).-
British motorcycle driver David
Downer was killed yesterday in
a last-lap collision during a
race at Brands Hatch.
Evening star., 1963-05-13
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Evening star., 1963-05-13
Penske Finds License,
Wins Auto Race Again

terday. About 10 minutes be-
fore the race the car was jim
mied open, the license found
again and Roger went out and
won the Vandegrift Memorial
Trophy for the second straight
year.
Penske, driving his Zerex
Special Cooper, now painted a
metallic blue, averaged almost
80 miles per hour for the As
minutes as he beat Walt Hans
gen in a Cooper-Buick by 8
seconds.
Race Untimed
No official times were kept,
for some reason. but all re-
liable watches caught Roger at
least once at l minute IL Sec
onds for a lap, which is 2 Sec
onds under his previous record
for the 1.6-mile course.
Penske now has raced his
Zerex Special in two SEGA Ma
tional events this year and he
hasn't trailed for an instant.
Yesterday he Tapped third-place
Bob Holbert with only a half
hour elapsed, but he never
could shake off Hansgen. There
were 81 starters in the feature.
The main event didn't pro-
vide any surprises for the es-
timated crowd of $4,000, but
the race for big production
cars did. Dick Thompson not
only lost his first Glass A pro-
duction event of the season,
he was Tapped.
Johnson TalIies
Bob johnson Of Columbus,
Ohio, won for the first time in
his AC-Cobra. beating by SIS
seconds a runnerup Sting Ray
driven by Dick Lang, Xenia,
Ohio. and tapping Thompson's
Sting Ray as he took the check
cred flag.
Thompson said his cars lin
ited-slip differential failed,
creating spin on the inside
wheel on turns. The defect
was known before the race but
there wasn't time to do any
thing about it.
Summaries: (all races As
minutes:
First race. Glasses O and H pro-
duction; Prank Nagle. Wyomissing,
sprinsfieid, Ohio. Fiat i56o. eslss; cisss
winners1oP. Nagle; HIP. Minis.
n,ssf Second Is race: pTodnetiOn: Ed Ed
M,iieI MoTreatoun ruyn%s, %FeI,sIli e,sHi
SMArt. Riley. Franklin Square. Pa
Third race, Z production: Lake
ynderwwood4 Livingston. n. y. Porsche;
r9rSeas; Elp por.cSs S@MSe KrOna' Libertyvills'
Fourth race. formula Junior, III and
libre: l-George Alderman. Whining
Ton; & pei. cooper-Altai 2Zchuck
Castle. Pa. Lotus 20. Class Winners@
E-Jr; rear engine. Alderman: F-Jr.
'front.' engine Don Brady. Berea. Ohio,
stanguellini; FIJI. John Field. Hing
nam; Mass cooper-Norton; Fibre,
Fifth race, D production: bob
Tullius,. Alexandria, IRA; 2-Dick
Holduist. Pittsburgh. Porsche Super
Wv sTTRaslrVeS Marks oyster Bay
sixth race. A and c production.
Cobra: 2-Dick Lang, xenia, Ohio.
sting Ray 3-piek Thompson, wash
ns'on gobbson sns Bay P, G1ss Rehrs. wnnsT N.v
York. Fiat-Abarth 1000. ~"
Seventh race. production: bob
Mouat, Baltimore, Corvette: 2-Oeorge
Reed, Midlothian, III !. FerTari califOr-
mia. Sd Smith Bethel Park, Pa,
Eighth race, Q and H modified:
Bo6sy H. aWsTTen sSfe sSs%sn, SGR:1s Afins DaiH
ton. Lotus; 3-Diek Talbot, Cleveland,
Elva Mark " Glass winncrs-CiM,
Dietrich; HM, John Iglehart. Green
Ninth race G. b, and-P modified:
Roger Penske, 0ladwyne Pa,
Zerex Special; 2-Walt Hansen, Bed
minister, N. j., Cooper-Buiek Bob
Holbert,. Warrington, Pa, .Porsche RS
DM, Penske; EN-, Holbert. FM. +. A.
Rees, Detroit. Lotus 20.
Evening star., 1963-05-13

Act Two Opens
At Old PimIico
BY JOE KELLY

BALTIMORE. May 1S-Preakness Week moved in at
Old Pimlico today, bearing marked resemblance to cir
cumsnces which preceded the opening act of the 3yesrod
Triple Crown drama in the Kentucky Derby.
AS happened at Louisville two weeks ago. there Just
three colts at Pmico dominating the scene although there
Evening star., 1963-05-13
Carroll Trimmed
By Gonzugu Nine

Gonzaga High School scored
in every inning except the first
to defeat Carroll, To, yester-
day at Gonzaga in a Catholic
League baseball game.
Evening star., 1963-05-13
Racing Results
Pimlico

hmIICO
ltt.-ss 500! cling 3 yrsl q fur.
shady Maid tshukl 500 2.2O
sand Spur (Chambersl 2.BO
r.SSs SS.aM M.OMns Ms' BUDDY yinSins ms.sh Ms., xys
Moon, Joan Taylor Luxury Ace Time,
1913,
2aE,s3; 900: cling 4 yrs; W; i. nj;
keaauita tslovalD 1.i0 i.BO
Career crsIy, M. Fleet. Pound. The
Not, smiieabit, BLOW Gun. Time, iil7
DAILY DOUBLE t1-D, S236.80
Aqueduct
lk.t,.s.3;soO; GIN ? Y Z gpi msnd ~
Beysnd Call ,UsssryD 1880 800
NiEht Rider lRotTD $50
Kilda Oramatam, Praneer, Citizen
ship, Observation. Time, l:a4h.
.d..s3 sOOi. cling, 3,gr,i q fur .
In The Closet lW'h'el a7,10 1900 i.HO
summer Melody tsslierI 600 500
Demon pouG, white on white. Hindu
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s146.SO
CoNsNATIoN DBLE, $40
Evening star., 1963-05-13
Rosecroft Hundicaps

TIMELY COUNSEL has q bad post 20.
sltlon, but should be the best. MEADON
than last. DEMON HARRY could win
with best effort.
Evening star., 1963-05-13
9TH l. $500, pace, cond., | mi.

GRACE r. CONGRESS looked impres.
siye her last start. GAY SCOTCH could
win oif last years performance. HERB g.
should race well over this track.