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The Republican., 1963-09-12
Speaker Critical
Of State, National
Administrations
Glenn BeoII, Jr., Addresses
Republican Women At
Tuesday Dinner

The Tawcs and Kennedy admins
{! ations came in for their share
of criticism by j. Glenn Beall, Jr.,
minority leader of the Maryland
House of Delegates, at a dinner
meeting of the Garrett County Re-
publican Womens club Tuesday
evening at the Edge o. Lake res
taurant Mr.. Beall was the only
speaker and was accompanied to
the dinner by his wife. They
motored here from Frostburg.
Mr.. Beall said that although Re-
publicans were greatly Outnumbcred
in the Maryland legislature, never
theleSs they we're vitally interested
in the affairs of the state and felt
that they had carried some weight
in getting some unwise spending
programs sidetracked or eliminated
altogether. He said they had been
helpful in working out a sound
roads program and urged the
Tawes administration to cut down
on spending to prevent the need
OF a tax hike.
He said the surplus in the Mary
land treasury was not 23 million
as claimed by the governor but
only two million dollars and that
this would disappear unless new
spending programs were curtailed.
He showed no love for the ma
tional Kennedy administration and
called it most selfish and vicious.
He termed it begged down both
at home and abroad and the Op-
pOrtunity for free enterprise,
capitalism and individual initiative
under the present administration
at low ebb. He cited the cost of
living as up 7 percent since the
Democrats took office and called
for a return to a Republican ad-
ministration to recover the loss of
prestige abroad and the elimina-
ton of the many Kennedy failures
to get the country moving again
as he had promised in his pre-
election talks.
Beall claimed that President
Kennedy was short changing the
people as to jobs, security and
opportunity.
To bring about change in the
administration in 1864 Delegate
Bcall said the Republicans would
have to show more interest than
thcy have ever done before, and
to talk to people in ever increas-
ing numbers, about the failures
and weaknesses of the present
national program.
Over eighty persons attended the
function which had Mrs. Domenick
Pratt, president of the club, of
KitzmiIler, presiding. Mr.. Beall
was introduced by Mrs. Martha
Glotfelty, member OF the House
of Delegates.
Another meeting of the Republi-
can women's club was scheduled
for Thursday evening, October II,
at the home of Mrs. Robert Mar
tin, Alder street, Oakland.
The Republican., 1963-09-12
To PIdn FFBL Dinner

Plans for the annual banquet and
completion of the 1868 Farming
Fer Better Living program will be
made at a meeting of the FFBL
council to be held Monday, Sep
tember 16, at 8 p m, in the office
OF James McHcnry, county agent,
it was announced by Thomas
Thayer, chairman.
The Republican., 1963-09-12
Thomas Stanton 5th
In Livestock Judging

Thomas Stanton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy S. Stanton, of Grants
vile. was the fifth highest individu-
al in All livestock judging, at the
Maryland State Fair By placing
in the number 5 position, Tom will
participate in the livestock judging
contest at Richmond, Virginia,
which takes place in November
Thomas was also the twelfth
highest individual in the States
All Tractor Operators Contest.
Stanton will enter the College
of Agriculture, University of Mary
land, this September.
The Republican., 1963-09-12
Old Defenders Day

Today, Thursday, September II,
is Old Defenders day, and is OBJ
served as a legal holiday in Mary
land. AS a result state offices will
be closed.
The Republican., 1963-09-12

Unemployment hit lowest point
of year, dropping to 3.9 million.
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Red Circle Easily Wins
Fair Hill SteepIechose

FAIR HILL, Md, Sept. Z
AP).-Red Circle, owned by
Allison Stern OF Scobeyville
N. j., ran and jumped to a
Az length victory in the goth
edition of the Fair Hill Stee-
plechase. the first OF two Sat-
urdays of racing at William
duPont's Fair Hill course.
With a crowd OF 1900 at
tending Maryland's only pari-
Jockey Joe Aitcheson, jr., sent
mutuel steeplechase meeting
Red Circle TO the front after
clearing the 18th Jump. Lord
Mike, the early leader and q
former winner Of this event
dropped to fourth behind Mar
cissus II, the 1862 champion
and Hustle.
Then came Half Baker
Bugle Call II, Me Broke and
Villeneuve.
Because OF a recent second
place finish at Saratoga and a
runnerup spot In the Tom
Roby at Delaware Park, the
crowd made Red Circle a
strong favorite in the field OF
eight despite the topweight as
signment Of l52 pounds.
The five-year-old son OF
Armageddon returned $3.50
$40 and $500.
Narcissus II, fast-c losin 9
runnerup under Paddy Smith
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winning a mile and 1/16 $500
allowance race today at Allan
tic City.
SuSan's Gent, ridden by
William Zakoor, was never far
off the pace and drew away
in the stretch. Marydel Farms
Orbiter emerged from the pack
to take second from the firing
Ash Blue, Susan's Gents stable
mate.
The winning entry paid
$3.50, Sc and $3.50. Orbiter
returned $3.50 and $3.50.
SuSan's Gent, owned by T. Allie
GriSsom, earned $20,247.50 of
the total purse of $31,15O.
Garry Back scored by 6
lengths in the race run on
Atlantic City's grass course.
Garry Back, who was counted
out at Chicago two weeks ago
when he apparently bruised
an ankle, got a tremendous
ovation from the crowd of
24,049.
Jack Price, Carry Backs
trainer, said the 5-year-old
colt who had retired to stud
last fall but was returned to
racing this summer, is a def
mite starter in the United Ma
lions, also run on the grass.
Carry Back gave his back
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Legum Wins
Two Races
At Rosecroft

Dave Legum, Washington
trainer-d driver, last night picked
up where he left off after WIN
ming Rosecroft Raceways
spring driving title by winning
two races on the opening
nights program at the tracks
first fall session.
His winners were a pair of
3-year-olds, Spring Sonnet in
the fourth race and Battle
Roman who won the feature
Inaugural Pace. Both are Wash
ington-owned and both were
heavy favoriteS with the 6,316
fans, wagered $278,003.
Battle Romans win held the
twin double down to $139, paid
to 108 ticketholders. The daily
double of Prompt Time and
jug Dream paid $l11.20.
jug Dream, a 3-year-old
filly, won the first 6-furlong
race in Rosecroft's 15-year his
tory. Driven by apprentice driv-
er Robert Andrews, she paced
the three-quarters of a mile in
1874.
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wick, returned $3.50 and $3.50,
Show hackers Of Hustle COL
lected $3.50.
1t was the first Fair Hill VIC
tory for owner stern, who
holds a seat on the New York
Stock Exchange and races a
stable under the care Of
Trainer ]. v. H. Davis.
The highest reported daily
double payoff in the tracks
history. $455. was produced by
Happy Faculty and Bailongo II,
Michael Wettach guided
Happy Faculty home first for
a $3.50 straight payoff, and
Jimmy Murphy completed the
double aboard Bailongo II,
who paid 1880.
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TWIN DOUBLE
PAYS S57,225

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.,
Sept. 7 (AP). - A whop-
ping $51,225 was paid to-
day to two fans who held
winning tickets in the
twin-double pool. This is
one of the largest payoffs
ever recorded in this form
Of wagering.
The four successful
horses who formed the
jackpot were Short Nail
($6.40), Greek Episode
($37.80), Krobar ($12.40)
and Thespian ($45.2O).
Thespian won the last
race by a head, with Willie
Harmatz In the saddle.
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many champion fillies includ-
ing Cicada in 1861 and Smart
Deb in 1862. C. T. Chenery of
New York and Virginia, owner
of the Meadow Stable, also
owned Cicada, who retired
week ago.
Baraka finished a half length
ahead Of Wheatley Stables
Beautiful Day, who had won
the National Stallion Stakes
June II but had done nothing
since in five starts.
The favorite, Jacques Wimpf-
heimer's Petite Rouge, took
overe the lead turning into
the hoestretch, but gave way
midway and finished fourth
in the field of Is juvenile
misses, a half length behind
Beautiful Day.
Hasty Matilda. out of the
Dante mare, zelda, had
started five times previous to
the Matron, and this was her
first victory. She was second
to Gallatia in the Schuylerville
at Saratoga July 81, and fin
ished third there August 81 in
the Spinaway Stakes. but was
moved up to second money
when Crown Silver was dis
qualified.
Jimmy Combest rode Hasty
Matilda, who was timed in l:l2
and paid her hackers in the
crowd of 48,OO3 $31.10 $Il.9O
and S7.40. Baraka, ridden by
Manuel Ycaza, paid $3.50 and
81. and Beautiful Day. with
Hedley Woodhouse up, paid
$6.40.
Beautiful Day led at the start,
followed by Hobeau Farms
Little Red Belle and Petite
Rouge, with HaSty Matilda far
back in the pack. Going into
the far turn. Little Red Belle
showed the way, while Beauti-
full Day and Petite Rouge bat
tied head and head for second.
John Sellers, who had won
the Adirondack and Spinaway
at Saratoga with Petite Rouge,
sent her in front turning for
home and she appeared to be a
winner until Hasty Matilda
rushed up on the outside in the
final eighth of a mile to take
down first money of $63,596.
She had won $23,395 prior to
the Matron.
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SHADES CHIEFTAIN
$352,5OO Race
Golden Ruler

CHICAGO, Sept, 7 (AP).-
Mary V. Fishers Golden Ruler,
the 2-to-l favorite, stood off a
stirring stretch challenge by
Chieftain and Dunfee to cap
ture the worlds richest race
the $685. 500 Arlington Wash
ington Futurity-at Arlington
Park today.
Golden Ruler, ridden by Her.
berto Hinojosa, was we'll paced
throughout the 7-furlong test
of 2-year-oldS. He shook off
Dunfee midway in the stretch
and then won by three-quar-
tiers of length over the fast
finishing Chieftain.
In scoring his fourth con-
secutive triumph, the unbeaten
Golden Ruler took the top
money of $112.5O0, after earn
ing only $6,875 in his three
previous non stakes starts.
Dunfee, a 21-1 choice in the
crowd of 30,664, placed third,
a head behind the onrushing
Chieftain.
Shortly after the whopping
15-horse field broke cut of the
starting gate, Amstar, a re-
spectacle ST. choice, stumbled
and threw his rider, James
Nichols. The riderleSs Amastar
ran with the pack the entire T.
furlong distance but after
crossing the finish line jumped
over the fence and started
running in the infield.
Nichols was taken to hos
pital in an ambulance.
Malicious Last
Greentree Stables Malicious.
the second betting choice and
currently rated top contender
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Bogurt Captures
Medal Honors

Ralph Bogart fired a three
under Sc for medalist honors
in the qualifying round Of the
Chevy Chase championship yes
terday.
Bogart, defending club cham
pion. shot SO + SO for an IL
stroke lead over A. Campbell
Smith whom he will play next
Sunday in the first round.
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erS some anxious moments
when he unseated Jockey
Howard Grant during the pa
rade to the post and then
started the race without a
Warmup.
In his only other start since
returning to racing, Carry
Back finished second in the
Buckeye Handicap behind
Gushing Wind at Randall Park
in Cleveland. He conceded
Gushing Wind II pounds in
that one.
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for national 2-year-old honors,
ran third in the early stages
but finished l4th and last.
Chieftain, ridden by Bill Har-
tack and owned by Powhatan
Stable, earned $4,000 for his
Second-place finish while $780,
900 went to third-place Dunfee,
ridden hard by Ray Broussard.
Golden Ruler paid $3.50, $40
and $3.50. Chieftain returned
$3.50 and $40 for second and
Dunfee $3.50 for show.
Dunfee jumped out Of the
gate and held the lead to mid
way in the turn into the stretch.
Malicious, ridden by substitute
Jockey Brauli Baeza, and Gold
en- Ruler stuck close behind
until they headed into the
stretch.
Chieftain Responds
At this point Golden Ruler
and Dunfee took out in what
seemed destined to be a two
horse battle to the wire. But
while Malicious got completely
lost in the crowd, Chieftain re-
Sponded sharply to Hartack's
urging and within the last 80
strides not only overhauled
Dunfee but also was going at
Golden Ruler so fast he surged
past him just over the finish
line.
The time over a fast track
was 1:2445, considerably slower
than the track record of :212s.
After the fourth finishing Ish-
koodah, the field wound up in
this order: Gun Boat, Grand
Central, Glen Pack, Journalist,
The Scoundrel, Mr.. Brick, Ne
nemoosha, Sun Eternal, Count
Bud and Malicious.
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Carry Back Wins in Tuneup;
Playground to Susan's Gent

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j..
Sept. 7 (AP).-SuSan'S Gent
rallied in the stretch to win
the Worlds Playground Stakes
by 112 lengths today while
Carry Back, the 1861 Kentucky
Derby winner, earned a chance
to start in next weeks $125, 900
United Nations Handicap by
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3d-S4 900; mdn. 2-yI.i 5 fur;
Gruff ~ OOdhOuSeD 1910 10
Roman Column CSOr'tinO) $40
Count HOWE, High Perch, Rotom,
M3Star Local Color, Man Of Freedom
beaten. Time, 1:O6's.
4th-S5 900; cling. 3-yE; fur.
In L War Hernandez Fernando 400 350 ESQ
TyOneOn CCOmbesD 80
Our Roger D., Demon Doug, Big
Am, Exclusive. Time, l;ll2s.
81 5tthns5; 900; aIw.; a-yE 4 gp 10 tg AZ
joyous f9s sS N9msnt pierce, ""O s s.SC iSS
Model knight (Sellers) $50
Down Pat, R9hayan+ DoTdelev-
Count New York. Time, l:l2.
6th-S6 600; alw.: 3-yr. & up; mi
Dennis Belle tSeilers) 1880 500 $40
June Frolic (UsseTv) lilo 100
Louis Hildy tGuStinesl 40
Easter Princess Queen Of cathsy,
Time, i:37's.
7th5m, 5 added: the Matron
Hasty Matilda lC'sO aI.IOI!so 40
Beautiful Day (w'dh'sel 6.iO
:, a Little Red Belle, Petite Rouge,
View Al The Top. Crown Silver Face
The, Facts. Rich Reserve, Always
Modest. Magma Mater. Yet Cats.
b Double Face. Time. lie.
uoheau Farm entry.
Widener entry.
Sih-S7 500. hep; 3-yr. A. up. 1 mi
BlueScODe tYcaza) $50 go ".IO
RiviSterO tGuStinesl II3O 3IR
Heron End tGOmeEl ESQ
-. Spring Fair, Double Dollar Fauve
Time, 1859.
9th-,S5 800; cling. 3-yr. e. up; ia
mi (turO
TObir tGuStineS $50 $40 ESQ
a Recitatif Hernandez SEQ 2IO
HelioscOpe Jr. tWoodhOuse) SEQ
Alba. Ole Johnny. Montufar,
White Bait, Hy Rider
Frankel and Shaer entry.
Total handle, S4,3OLlsl; attend
ance, 4S,OO3,
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HOMESTRETCH RUSH
Hasty MateIda
Wins in Matron

NEW YORK, Sept. 7 tAP) .
Meadow Stables Hasty Ma
zelda, a fleet brown daughter
of Hasty Road, the 1854 Freak
ness winner, slammed down
the middle of the Aqueduct
homeStretch today and won
the $1O2,34O Matron Stakes for
2-year-old fillies by 2l2 lengths
over Cain Hoy Stables Baraka.
1t was a stunning finish for
the 18th running of the 6-fur-
long event, which has produced
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jug Dream } Ran + ip Ii.lO 500 $40
Clever Cleve I'd. FOrd) 500 go
Repeat Mac &C. DOLL $3.50
Edith x: Able. Adrian Rose, Rose
Jane. Time, l:34.
DAILY DOUBLE DID PAID SIII.2G
scottish BarIa 1WIn)5.6O 500 e.4O
BuckshOt Dale (OffutD 400 2.6O
Scott Dale HUBBARD 2.6O
Alton Lee. Royal Midnight Time.
2:OSiS. Scratch-Jerry Mitewyn.
4th-S1 500; pace; mi.
Spring SOn't lLeGum) $50 800 ECO
Hasty Buck Tracy 1929 500
Legal Hanover Dixon $50
Marys Princess. Rebe Rice, Camden
Majesty. Time, 2:06,
5th--SSOO: trnt: mi.
Yankee Ted Ford $40 $50 I2O
Haynes Up Pike O.2O $50
DiDDv Comet Mansfield $50
TopSail Dotties Pride. Royal May,
Hernell Express. Time, 2:O72S.
Gth-SsOO: pace: fur.
Bertha SpecrS Crank 40 3.SG $50
Starl3te Boy (ElliOtD 100 $50
Buddy Song tHOdgkins) 2.6O
Prime Time. JD.S. Pauler Grain.
1T n --AflONlIb FuLulEs AlllNt ~ o.
tDNF-denotes horse did not finish
7th-Pace: 81 800; / mile.
SlO Boat CEylerD l.8O $50 $50
Talent Show tHubbardl $50 $50
Meadow Hudson (P'shD 300
Sneak Preview. Elesnors Imp:
Homestretch Chuck, Bud Direct and
lingo Hanover. Time, 2:052s.
Sth-S3 500; pace: ! mi.
Battle Roman uegum) $50 300 300
Heineken (WilSOn) 900 300
Zerakie Patch Ford $50
FarmeX. Dea Sampson, Meadow
Marty, Mighty True. Time, 2:O92S.
Twin Double u-5-3-2D paid $4,000
to 1903 tickethOlders.
gth-SSOO: pace; fur.
/ one Film Dale Dixon $50 800 300
Oracle :. (R. WaTren) 1850 500
Magic Charm q. Elliott ESQ
Rimrock, Wishican, Camden Guy,
Captain Jake Hey Boy. Time. l:344s
Attendance, 6.316.
Total mutuel handle, S@OS,O3O.
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Rosecroft Results

1s'-SSOO; trot: ! mi.
Prompt Time tM.Par'D $50 $50 500
Virginia Ad. Al &c. Heit, ir.) $50 6.2O
Chico Hanover q. AmatO) l.SO
Mickey Biery, Jimmy Lybrook,
Steamboat Bill, Dave Springwood,
Homestretch Lin. Time, 2:O9ls.
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DAILY DOUBLE (6.g) SI2.4O

3d-S1,5OO; cling; 2-yr.: abt. ) fur.
Flying Joy (ShukD 5.20 800 2.lO
Speed Gage CReynOldS) 2.6O 10
Market Master LawleSs) $50
RayslGd, Apache War, Lilly Bono,
The Rock, Rusty Call. Time. l:Oj45
4th-Sl 500; cling; 2-yr.; abt. 5 fur.
Seashine tReynOlds) 6.lO 80 80
southern War tGrandinettD $40
Seyolater, MiSsiebliss, Rusty Brave,
Etnemel c. Time, 1:O3t5.
5th-S1,5OO; cling; Ayr. & up; liz
Leave 1t Alone Fr'hl 1880 100 400
Silver Frost (ZangarD 1850 4 go
Augment, Colonel Bush. Big Mack,
Ren's Queen. Time, 1913.
eth-s1,5OO; cling; Ayr. & up: lie
Mhirianka (HaycOcD 100 $40 $50
irish silver Easter Kiss. Chicks
Dream. Time. 1:54.
7th-.Ss,25O: hdcp.; 2-yr.; : fur.
BuOna Fortuna (GrrtD II.60 eco
Gde9top. Dare Rondeag, HeEttags
Evening Flame. Time, 1915.
sth--S2 1000; cling; 3-yr. & up; lie
mi
Relisario CMcKee) 1860 $50 3.@O
Prince Mango CShukl 800 80
Black Jet (GrandirpttD 400
Bolinss Girl: Prince Devil, Career
Man, Kun on Doc Energumene. Time,
:52%s,
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TWIN DOUBLE PAID sI,I75.6O

ath--S2 900; cling: 3 yrs. & up; 10
mi.
d. d. GIN (M'K'e) 1880 100 A.eO
The Third Dream Davis 1880 500
Certainly Gray CReynOlds) $50
Bordeaux Prince, Lady Charmer,
High Income, Heebie-Jeebies, Mollue.
Time. l:55ls.
Total handle, S696539; attendance,
1908.
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Fair Hill Results

lstt-Ss0o; . yrs; mdns. about :
Happy Faculty (whp 1850 $50 SEQ
a Off Guard Murphy $50 10
Z First To Go (Graham) sea
! e Prince Poly, Right Overcoat, Sea
Smoke, d Rapidan, Gallo Ballad, Shiny,
Shoe Away, Flying Maid. Honor The
/ Count, LORD Patrick, fJerez. Time,
Richard K. Mellon entry.
&c. Mahlon Kline-Mrs. Morris H.
d Woodcrest-A Smith Bowman en-
ifFleld.
2dmnSI 200; , yrs. up; abt. IL. mi.
BallonEo II Murphy 1860 500 $50
a Amcsie Bang (Graham) $50 I.2O
NOrrafshan (MaTIanD $50
a Ben Arthur, KRndv-Sugar. CAL
dold, Son o. Dodge, Rapid Rise, Wood
pick, Royal Vision and TuScalee. Time,
a Mrs wright-c. Mahlon Kline en-
IA. C. Bostwick-Harry B. Massel
entry.
DAILY DOUBLE CD PAID Si55.OO
3d-S2 900; 4 yrs. up; abt 3 mi
Climber steeplechase)
Acerado &c. Smith 04O $40 $3.50
q Royal Flag mcknight 4.2O 500
Jade Wind Turner. Jr) 3.OO
-, Lofty Line, PRINCE Weeper;, Bush
Wheeler, Mails Trouble, Pete Albright
Time, 6:0S3s
Mrs. W c. Riker-Mrs. June Nc
knight entry.
4th-Sl 500; mdn. , yrs. abt. Ia mi
Demarara (Myer) 29.S0 $50 800
SOlStice (FOOD $3.50 2.6C
a Guelph tSmithwick) 2.IC
o'Platter. Pajaro Bravo, Blush Of
Mrs. June H. McKnight-MrS
Theodore A. Randolph entry.
5th-S3.5OO added, yrs. Up: Fair Hill
Red S' eiFcfe Gsitcb sS mo 40 400
Narcissus IL tSmithwickD $50 $50
Hustle GMcDOnald) $50
Busle Call II, Half Baked, Lord
Nike; Villeneuve. Mr.. Broke. Time.
&C. MahIon Kline-Mrs. W. Coke
Wright entry.
6th-Purse s., 900; 3-yr -olds and up
ward, hdcp.: hurdles; about l mi,
Peace John tGraham) 42O ESQ ego
| Aauitania (Smithwick) $50 2.20
/ War Union ii Murphy EGO
a Honey'so Tiger Star Castle. Vik-
/ ing Time. 1903.
Mrs. Joseph L. Aitcheson. sr.-Al-
/ fred Smith entry.
| 7th-Purse ST 800: mdn: 3-yr -olds e.
/ up: about y mi hurdles.
aTerra Gotta (Arms'g) $40 $50 800
COnasauga Hawler) 4.lO 500
Valiant Urchin $50
Hutch Nahar, Companion, Covat,
| River DOG, Golden Moth. Time. 2.43.
Attendance (est) 1900. mutuel han
die S66,950.s
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Timonium Results
BY the Associated Press

lst-Sl,5O0: cling; Ayr. q up; Z fur
FOrays Boy tR'nOldsl go $40 300
Bold Spectator (Handley 1880 go
Side Town Davis 100
Court Costume, Nasrullah Sweep
Tedken, Newbold, Maribu, BcstySedge
Time, 1918.
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Charts of Atlantic City Races

copyrighted, 1863, by Triangle Publications, Inc)
FIRST RACE = Purse, S3lO0 4-year-ods and up;
on driving Winner, G. Frenchs or. g. by Castro IL
Tssy Layton 6 Trainer l. Jennings VaiueS-SlS67'
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DAILY DOUBLE; 800 PAID slO91


3d-Si, 1905 Ayr & up; cling / NIL
BsrH Ser" Mac CM'Te! 1870 I9.So 80 S, SO
Migh joan gan. 'G IpaTsrf1 -" $40 S.SS
"I Rovai N SAVAGE sno-Abe, Caiuns
Moon, Areas, Star Breeze Time
1868.
l,h-Sl5O0; Z yrs alw, 5ig tur , On
Don't ne Fer lArdulnD SEQ 40
Bir BunanEa Davidson IS 10
fquiiroSt Peter Pass Jr" Deep NiGhI'
Time, .Oi'b,
itb--si, 400, 9.vr. A. up. cling q fur
Dew LINE DAVIDSON 1870 20 ~
fIelcns Joy CBelsngcD $40 Ky
NORTHWEST Mr.. saggltarius, oscina,
Peach nc. Time, l.l4's,
on-sliOo; a.yr.-oIdS; allowance S'a
Aliens DelIght tRiy'O 1850 $50 500
NOngress PARK tSmalD $50 3W
Potasis tGambaTdrlla ~ 3m
ttR%sii,i0o; four yr. olds and up
Harwood jfrenchl 1920 800 $50
Stacia (Gambardella) $40 3'sO
IVY RT TSEn Gold, walk OF, Big Platter
Peregrinator, Time, l.41 40.
sth--s1.5OO; yrs, A. Up! elm ! !.
te q. tsmalD 80 $500 300
Na'or Native Davidson 80 800
see su fGf'P ai 'fi"fS'' owen NJ. v. Dcs.
borough Time, l'iI4a.
WIN Double O5.3.g-g) paid ST.
OiB,GO. II participated,
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SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500 3-yesr-olds and up; allow
i. miles Post, 445; off at once start good
ridden out Winner Dorchester Farms br h. B. by Ssgg
-Joppy Trainer j. A. Price. Values $4,000. $1,000
$3.50, S560. Time. l:42Is
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NIGHT HARNESS RACING AT ~
EDYEEFN1EE

miles south Of Capitol Hill Of oxon HILL Nd. - Dolly
Double - Stevens Clubhouse dining for 800 for
reservations coll CHI s.e445 - Diners Club - Parking
for 5000 cars - Virginia motorists use Woodrow VIII
bridge - Track closed Thursdays and TUesdoY
September 10 - Ladies' admitted for Use on Wednes-
dogs and TuesdoY, September " Clubhouse and
erondstond never below comfortable 72o - Gray
Line buses depart 1910 Eye ST., NV. -WM&A
buses depart lh and Pennsylvania Avenue, NV.
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2d-S3, 900: cling; 3-yr g. up; Z fur
Northern Lights (E'OD 1I.SO $50 $50
Rocky Bend (SOr'tinO) 6.IO 4.S0
Calhoun (COmbest $50
Dr.. Miller. Speed Judge, Entendldo,
Fort johnson, Alternately. Time, l:2495.
M " nnutnn Il q 49, 90
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Aqueduct Results
BY the Associated Press

lst-S3 500: cling; 3-yr. & up; fur.
ClereS (SellerS) $50 400 4.I0
Hildy's Lou (Mardl $40 $40
Persian knight (Giuffra) B.2O
Malbaiar, Stacked Up Daring Heart
Our Rebel Notable III, Mount Lebo.
lime, l:25.
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Twin Double u-5-3-2 paid $4,000
10 1OS tickethOldeFs.
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Shenandoah Results

lst-Sl 200; 3-yr. q up: cling. ga
fur
W'ther Bird (S'Iars) 1900 90 100
TetrapOiSe tBelangeT) 300 $50
Calamity PindelD 6;GO
Tom Jackson. Martagain, Double
Sue. Freddie. Rhythmic Law, Christie
Lee. Time, l:O7as.
ond-Sl,2OO; 3-yr. & up; cling; 5ia
fur. go ,,o
Blast Rivera 40 DID I'D
Chic MaIunA (SOllarsl 400 66O
spring Miss (GambaTdella) 300
Teds JOY, Admiral Mike. Sir Hope
Call Johnheathertone, Ship Companion.
Time 1913.
many nnTRIE. ls.GN PAID SION.IO
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DAILY DOUBLE go $4,000
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sUsANs OES Nh $I2; $500 ORBITER

TWIN DOUBLE go AND o., PAID sSlsss
Attendance, 2lo49 Total mutuels pool s..O3,7oh