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Malice took fourth place by
a neck over Speedwell in the
field Of IA.
Eleanor Sears Spicy Living,
the favorite Of q crowd Of 49,
OH, returned $3.50, $3.50, and
$500. Smart Deb paid $500
and $500 and Lamb Chop, rid
den by John Rotz and coupled
in the betting with Batteur,
was $3.50 to show.
The time on a fast track for
the mile and one-eighth was
1:502s.
Spicy Living won the $50, 900
Acorn here May 10 and will at
tempt to complete the triple in
the 100000 Coaching Club
American Oaks at Aqueduct
June %.
The victory was her fourth
in six starts this year.
Spicy Living was in tight
quarters and running fifth aft
er three-quarters Of a mile, but
Combest got the favorite in the
clear and she overhauled Smart
Deb in the final quarter of a
mile.
The horses fought 1t out for
the first m oney Of $59,621,
Lamb Chop came from 10th
place for third money.
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Alloy Beaten
By Gray PET

oCEANPoRT, N. j., June /
(AP) Gray Pet from Bruno
FerTari's Walnut Hill Farms
reeled off 6 furlongs in a siz-
cling 1:084S today to win the
$16,550 Long Branch Stakes at
Monmouth Park, with highly
regarded Alloy a struggling
third.
The gray son Of Revoked,
never a stakes winner but run
nerup in three this year, came
within two-fifths of a second
of the track record as he beat
Near Man from the October
House Farm by one length.
Jaclyn Stables Alloy, 3-to-10
choice Of the crowd of 21,757,
was third, another three-quar-
tiers length back. after setting
the early pace, Accordant and
Fennec Son completed the small
field of 3-year-olds.
Backers of the winner were
returned $14.80 and $3.50. Near
Man paid $3.50 to place. There
was no show betting.
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Chapel Chief
Wins Miller
At Rosecroft

Chapel Chief lived up to his
role Of 2-to-1 favorite in the
William E. Miller Memorial
Pace last night with a record
breaking victory in the fea-
ture of RoSecroft Raceway's
final night of harness racing.
A crowd Of 8,137, including
Vice President johnson, saw
the 3-year-old colt, driven by
Billy Haughton, prance home
in 2:022s with a 81 lead over
second-place Little OIL Gene.
The time bettered the pre-
vious Miller Memorial record
of 1908 shared by Betting Time
and Knight Champ. Good Fly
er, a 20-to-1 outside, was third.
Chapel Chief paid $40. 400
and $3.50 while earning exactly
half Of the $4,000 purse for
owner Jack Stahl, New Ro-
chelle, N. Y, business executive.
Knight Owl won the final
race Of the program to COM
plete q 2-5-6-7 twin double
worth $926.40 to % ticket
holders.
Dave Legum Of Washington
won driving honors for the
when he won behind
Abbot Hanover, a Stool third
choice in the fifth race.
Total attendance for the
meeting was $149,041, one per
cent under last year. Wagering
was $6,908,079, seven per cent
less than q year ago.
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55-1 Shot Takes
Chicago Feature;
Hurtuck Tossed

CHICAGO, June /. (AP)-
Mr.. Clubhouse, a SSH shot. led
every step Of the way and won
the $34,700 Nashua Stakes for
3-year-olds today at Washing
ton Park.
Devil 1t Is, part Of a three
horse field at 1871, finished Sec
ond in the mile race, four
lengths back. Grand Stand, a
COL shot, took third money
before a crowd Of 1857.
Heodore D. Bulbs Lemon
Twist, the 9-5 favorite, STUN
bled shortly after the start and
tossed Jockey Bill Hartack.
Mr.. Clubhouse. owned by Pat
Mitchell of Lansing, Mich, and
Melvin r. Burt Of Coal City,
H., paid $112.40, $3.50 and
$3.50. Devil 1t Is paid $1,000
and Sc, and Grand Stand was
$500 to show.
The winner was timed in
1865 which equalled the best
previous time over Washing
ton Parks mile track.
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Richmond Autos
Pace Race Cord

Mel Bradley of Richmond
won both ends Of the co-feature
races last night at Old Domin-
ion Speedway. taking the IS
lap opening race and the 50-lap
main event. He also won a
10-lap consolation heat as
Richmond drivers won four of
the five races.
Chuck Tolbert Of Alexandria
won the first 10-lap heat, and
Clarence Hicks Of Richmond
took the other. Richm o n d
drivers also finished second
and third to Bradley in the
features.
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BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

STANTON, Del, June be-
having Deby strengthened her
claim as queen Of the Nations
2-year-old fillies today by
streaking to her fourth straight
stakes triumph and fifth con-
secutive victory in the $24,350
Polly Drummond Stakes before
1871 fans at Delaware Park.
The black Florida bred filly,
owned by Fritz Dorigo of Hal
landale, Fla. reeled off the
first quarter in % seconds flat
and won the five furlongs dash
by a length and a quarter.
Wheatley Stables Castle
Forbes rallied in the last quar-
ter and was gaining on the
winner to take second money.
Edgehill Farms Busy Jill nosed
out the favored Wood Nymph,
the c. v. Whitney filly who
sustained her first defeat in
three starts, for third.
Winner Pays $40
Although Behaving Deby had
swept the Gulfstream Park
Dinner stakes, the Fashion at
Aqueduct, and Garden States
Rancocas before coming here.
today's crowd was not con-
vinced and made her to show.
The third choice at $40 for
two, she paid $4.20 second and
So to show.
Wood Nymph, winner of the
Debutante Stakes in her last
start at Churchill Downs, was
the 81 favorite and Castle
Forbes was held at 81.
Behaving Deby lived up to
her reputation as one of the
quickest 2 year olds in train
ing when she leaped out of the
gate for Jockey Karl Korte
and all but settled the verdict
in the first quarter.
After leading all the way,
the daughter Of Ambehaving
and Dashing Deby, still en-
joyed a three-length lead an
eight of a mile from the wire
Carrying 122 pounds, Behav-
ing Deby ran the five furlungs
in :59Ks. Her effort Melted heI
owner = breeder $17,350 and
raised her overall earnings to
$56,102 on a five for seven rec
ord. She finished second in
both of her losing races.
Panamanian Jockey Jacinto
Vasquez explained Wood
Nymph's Disappointing show
ing by saying II had a little
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Miss Kennedy Scores
In Fox Den Horse Show

perennial champion. Mrs. E. @.
Boyce's Smokey Joe, with seven
points mostly based on a VIC
tory in the pony hunter over
fences. Daybreak failed to win
a class, but earned three Sec
ond ribbons.
Monica Sell took the small
pony championship with VIM
chester June, with 10 points
over Sunny, owned and ridden
by Becky Crumlish.
. Robin Hughes took not only
the junior title, but also the
reserve award. as Hi Ii won
10 points and Bon Bon won
seven for her stable.
Buzz Again Scores
Anne Galliher's Buzz Again
was the local champion after
a hack-off with Ray Little's
Peacock Throne.
- Among the novice horses,
Cathy Thompson's Hamlet was
the victor over Teddy, owned
by Duffy Duckett.
1t was the first show in many
years in the. Washington area
in which the spectators great
ly outnumbered the horses.
However, the show was given
for the benefit Of st. Maurice
School Of Handicapped Chill
dren, and donations from the
Potomac neighborhood meant
that the event was a financial
success even before it started.
However. the horse flu epidem-
ic was credited with the serious
lack Of exhibitors.
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Fifth Straight Won
By Behaving Deby

trouble coming out Of the gate"
But Wood Nymph, who had
captured the Debutante Stakes
by five lengths, had no excuse
after getting within three
lengths Of the winner at the
quarter pole. She tired in the
final eighth.
Lee Rides 4 Winners
Jockey Tommy Lee settled
for third in the Polly Drum
mond but the Canton (China)
rider enjoyed one Of his most
profitable days as he piloted
four winners. It gave him a
total of six in four days at
Delaware Park.
He started his streak in the
third aboard Park Bench
($12.80) owned by Wayne Ken
drick Of Washington, D. c. Lee
was in the winners circle
again in the fourth event with
Mrs. Henry Obre's War Dancer,
I'd. In the sixth he surprised
with Matelot, $32, owned by
Arthur Pomponio Of Arlington
and then he took the eighth
with the Reef Stables Star
Piper, 5000.
Betting on the first week
end Of the 52-day meeting
amounted to $l,337,338.
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SURVIVES FOUL CLAIM
Spicy Living Wins by Nose
OverSmart Deb in Stakes

NEW YORK, June / (AP).-
Spicy Living ilosed out Smart
Deb in the $e1,725 Mother
Goose Stakes today at Aque-
duct after a furious stretch
duel and gained a second leg
on the triple crown" for s.
year-old fillies.
1t was the third straight
stakes triumph for Spicy Liv-
ing and Jockey Jimmy Com
best, and the toughest yet for
the fleet bay daughter Of Gal
liant Man.
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Braulio Baeza on Smart Deb
claimed interference in the
stretch run. Movies Of the. race,
however. showed there was no
contact at any time and the
stewards quickly dismissed the
CLAIM.
Smart Deb, owned by Mrs.
Russell Reineman and a leader
in the 2-year-old set last fall,
fought 1t out right down to the
wire and finished second 21a
lengths in front Of William
Haggin Perry's Lamb Chop.
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Three SteeIers Sian
PITTSRITRGH lima 1

PITTSBURGH. June / (AP)
The Pittsburgh Steelers an
nounced today the receipt of
contracts from Defensive Backs
Brady Keys and Sam Nude,
and rookie End John Kuprok
Of Pitt.
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Kathleen Kennedy. 11-year-
old daughter Of Attorney Gen.
eral Kennedy, yesterday won
the maiden championship Of
the Fox Den Junior Horse
Show at Potomac, Md, where
the entries we're cut to about
Is per cent by an epidemic Of
"horse flu"
1t was a case Of survival of
the fittest in the race for seven
championships at the show. be-
cause most of the neighborhood
was quarantined because of
the coughing epidemic which
has been raging along the east
coast in recent weeks.
Little Miss Kennedy, who ex-
GELS not only in riding but also
in swimming, baseball and her
studies at Stone Ridge Country
Day School, took two blue rib
bons for q total Of 10 points
for her championship.
Double Winner
Karen Burrows, 12-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Firm
Burrows Of Norbeck, Nd, was
one of the days busiest riders
as she took the medium cham
pionship with Daybreak and
also was reserve large pony
champion with My Clio.
The large pony title went to
Sunnybrook Miss, owned by
Avery Stables and ridden by
Peggy Kamart, who had 13
points over 10 for My Clio.
Reserve to Daybreak was the
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Charles Town Results
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
1st-Sl,IO cling; Ayr. a up; z fur.
shenstOne Maid (Ris'n) 40 500 $40
Sir Donald (ReynoldsI 5.8O SEQ
Fey Pierre lGordon) 60 800
Calamity. spry. Time, l:2sh.
2d-Sl. 100: cling; Ayr. q up z fur
Temple Court lM'nsl 1880 $50 sac
Bedford Boy (ReynOlds) 500 800
Newbold, Twayblade, Merry Brook.
Pei Mel, War Express, Maryland Miss,
onyx Quene. Time, 1:29%.
DAILY DOUBLE u-6J 5000
sdH,sii. 200; eInE.i Ayr. a Up; 2 fur,
Hi The Marx tsmalD 1.iO 40
Combat, Adolf. Time, i'2s'
4th-sl. 200; cling: Ayr. a up = fur.
hlsh SEE skiTk ,,., go aee s.sg
Ai TIsst spf SsiTy. Faish Ton, R eSc
Leader. Cindy Rock, Leonardian. Time,
1870.
5tih,-si,i99. cling; Ayr, A. Up; = fur;
Miss A. Ten tReynoldsl 500 SEQ
Runioms Year lBrandtl 900
Hope. PinerS, Quiet Liis, Little HuSfie,
Mid-Fpst. Time, i:2ass.
eth.si, 1905 cling; Ayr a upi 7 fur.
Maribu I'd. smlthl 90 $50 go
Just William lGordonl $50 $40
BsrnaIr Ma Our Stride. v,,giniSS
Pic. oarda, Flying Bid, Dishes Flying
Areas. Time, l:27as.
7th--S 500; aly; 3-yr.; fur,
Idyli Money SEspinsssl SEQ $40 a.4o
Gallant Duchess (R'n0ldal $40 SEQ
q sCoveT Of stars (Wilaonl 9gO
y Bon. calmick, Yarrow, Dynamic
q LiVingttons Alloway entry,
DISQUALIFIED from lat TO 3d.
sthTfi: 800! slg,i ayr A gpi = fur.
s ssS L,ns 9vwslgI ssn') 7fo sSS sS
Miss Nannette. Irish Soldier. Kinss
Tar, French Hay Dancing Countess,
Pamela Miss. Time, 1893.
gth-sI 400 cling: 4.yr upi Il. mi
MayoI Zach lQerdonl 100 $50 2.gO
: 1arh cymbal thsyn'dsl 2.6o g.2o
a Harwood, Adfiiito, Equispin. true
Bill, oinehee. Time, 1859
Lewin-curran entry.
t0th--si.eOOi cling: Ayr. a up. IL
AeI y,les ssmllhl 1880 $40 900
Two star Final tzanHarll a00
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Wnon|y Takes
Californian in
Stretch Drive

NGLEWoOD, Calf, June /
(AP).-Fred w. Hooper's Win
only outlasted Mr.. Consistency
in a torrid stretch drive today
to capture the $l22,30O Cali
fornian at / 1/16 miles at
Hollywood Park.
Winonly's winning share Of
1880 raised the lifetime
earnings of the 6-year-old bay
horse to $306. 264.
Harpie, who took over the
lead before the field Of IL
stakes horses hit the far turn,
managed to hold on for third.
Winonly's time was / minute,
4lA seconds. He carried lis
pounds and was ridden by
Jackie Leonard, who always
had his horse right up with the
leaders after breaking on top
from the gate.
Sprinted to Lead
Leonard was content to let
Harpie set the pace in the late
stages, but when he called on
Winonly at the head Of the
stretch, he spurted quickly into
the lead.
|, Mr.. Consistency, an entry
with Aldershot in the colors OF
Mrs. Ann Peppers, took out
after Winonly as soon as the
winner made his move, but
although he cut into Winonly's
lead he could not quite reach
the flying winner.
The heavily-bet Four-and-
Twenty Of the Alberta Ranches
ran with the leaders to the far
turn but didn't have a closing
kick.
Winonly paid $1,000, $500
and 1920; Mr.. Consistency
$500 and $4.40 and Harpie
$1,000.
Huge Crowd
The first major stakes race
Of the Hollywood Park season
drew a crowd of 50,190, who
watched the races in haze and
sunshine.
Winonly won the Hollywood
Premiere Handicap earlier this
season, was second in the
Hollywood Express and took
third in the Los Angeles Handi-
cap. In So starts he has won
20 races, finished second II
times and third four times.
Winonly's margin was three
quarters Of a length over Mr.
Consistency, and aga lengths
back of him was Harpie.
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Delaware Park Race Charts

.copyrightsd 1893 b. TTisnEIe Publications. Incl
STSDs 'RSs Sti zoo; sEs Ven
S5o saCd ySSs Trainsr oFseo vsussT
Horse Tockev Wgf PIP ~. ~ En odds
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ROSECROFT
RESULTS

Ist-SsO0; pace: one mile.
Penny A. Direct lL'ngl $40 $50 500
Fan Diamond Hinew'veg) 1880 $50
Miss " Holy Dee s! joe Hamilton. w aSo
son Win, Captain Jake. Lord Jack.
Time. 2:0Sas.
2d-$sO0; pace; one mile.
MOuthplece (Garbarino1 27.OO ~. 80
Yankee Pick 0laEenl 400
Lover Boy. santa Philippa. Miss
Cynthia Star, Mountain George, Spring
s1HnIn mt T nms;.2 ;osR;. nm 900
3rd--S9OO; trot; / mile
Shake Up (HOpe) $50 $50 $50
Buecaneer (HaSenD 500 800
SnO Bank boyd 400
Mickey Biery, Mr.. Mac Kinsey. Chico
Danny. Time 2:07h.
4th-S1 900: pace; / mile
Fay Farvel CRANK $50 400 500
yOes Princess (Hubbard) $40 4.4O
Miss NassaWadOx tRolder) $40
Rays Express, Kiddio, jolly Gent,
Doctors Dream. Time 2:O7hs.
5th-S1 900: pace: l mi.
ADJ Hanover (D.Leg'm $50 500 $50
Sues Express (H.Barker) 4.8O $50
miral Byrd, Sage Widower. Cedar
Crest Opus. Time-2:059s.
eth-ss.OOO; Prince Georges Pace;
speedy Pick CFitu'ek) 400 2.sO eco
Flying Baker (HaughtOnl $50 800
Irish Deal tParkinsOn) $50
Majors Brownie, Mighty True, jim
60 Hanover. Whiz. Town oossup.
7th-S3, 900; pace; 1 mile.
Meadow Russ (Miller) 40 $50 800
ChoekOyOtte Rebel Boyd $50 800
Mighty Tar Heel. Scotch Time
Ghockoyotte, Doc. shadydal Emerita.
Sth--Sl5,OOO; pace william Z. Miller
Chapel chi tH'shtcnj $40 40 s.sO
Little OF Gene Boyd 1850 q. 10
Good Flyer Puseyl 300
sun Idol. Armbro Dale. Pirate Han
over, William Time. Tarport Doug.
Glad Rags, and /. c. Rainbow, Time.
2:O27s.
9th-SgOO; pace; one mile.
knight Owl (C'pbeID 1890 900 40
Leal Hanover DUNN 4.4O $40
Steyie's Benny (White) 400
Esma d., Victorys Dream. Royal HI
Lee Kings Duchess. Amahmoud. Time,
Attendance. s.Is7. Total handle.
winning Twin Double Nos. Cs-S-s-D
Total attendance for meeting.
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gthES7,bQ0; alw.i 3-yr. a up, 1 mi.
noniour (Uaseryl a.aO $50 "a
Tom Cat lAndernonl 0.aO a.fO
hluetcope tseilertl Il 40
Some Sunny Day, Relative, Rebel.
lioua. Time, 1895.
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Ith--s75, 000-added. Mother Goose
splsy Twins tomSssij 7.so $50 SEQ
smart Deb tbaeHal $40 100
. lamb Cher tRotal a.3O
harowolf Batteur, Malice, Speed.
we'll fPTodana Neviesta, Queen OF
ptnaS I iona; Vi,emln sh2t, ; Fools
Time, .b0ah.
Perry entry
; Mh1satley stable-Phipps entry.
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blh--y9, 7OOj clmg.i ayr, A up, z fur
MyEo tWaodhousel 40 dc 4 %
Camp Royal (UaseryD A,lO 3hO
Cahuilla Piereel taO
Northern Llghta, silver lancer.
AbernathY Ouaicaipuro, nv Pal
chappy, The Monk, fMr. Raven, our
Grand, 0irAldllA, ChubAsaulto, MerTy
VIII. Time, 1924. fFteid
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ath-Sl,000i mdn 2-yr,: 8 fur.
Duel tBaeaa) go 10 aH0
The sguAtter (UaaeryD 100 3bO
Little ManassA tGuatinesl $40
Prince F1orlmel, Green Toga, MAke
Good, SNOW House, Hellenic Prince.
Red Erik, Buleo. Time. O.b7st.
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sthIs7, 1900! alv.. 5-yr. a up. ~
Marlin bay iHern'D aO.IO ig OO a.ao
Lanvin tOustlnesl 0.iO ala
Tamerio tBasnai gso
-, Tanido 4, sprlns Pair. Gun GLORY.
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DAILY DOUBLE tfi3-1) PAID 1881 40

3d-S4,bQ0; cling; Ayr. a up; g fur
Poppy Jay tDelGadol $50 4 40
WsfSpIts Cobb $50
sho Lea, shAyetail, Hildys lou,
PROPHETS Call. Time, 1:iOM.
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nth-=sb. 900 hep, 3.vg A up. IA mi
Coed style leorren'el 1910 $50 3 9O
haidpate tGustineal a,AO $50
Oscar Award EFrlesl a,iO
Too Much Brass. Tofnasol. VIII 70
Live. Time, 1858.
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2d-S3,6OO; ching; 3-yr.; Q fur
Stitehneu (Gustinesl ITO 500 $50
Dreamvllle (Combestl ITO $50
Cue Me In Cobb 8,3O
MARY Porter, Wee Bonnie Lass, Patti
Dowd, Kitty Quick, Parma. Time.
l:i2A. Feld.
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7th-S3,0O0 pace; mile.
Meadow Russ (MiIler) 40 SEQ 800
ChOckOyOtte Rebel Boyd $50 500
Mighty Tar Heel. Scotch Time
chockoyotte Doc. shadydal Emerita.
Time, 2:022s.
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Aqueduct Results

lst--S3.7O0; cling; Ayr. a up: 1 mi.
{ De-voOs (RiyeFaI SI.5O 1910 10
Field Day (BOland) $40 sd
Count J, ID. tErricoD H,8O
sponsiole, Persian Gold. Running Wolf,
AnnLhilation, chinchilla, Young
Sailor Man, oenobar. Half Moon II
Time, l.37h. fField
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7th--S 500; aly; 3-yr.; fur,
Gallant Duchess (R'noldal $40 SEQ
q sCoveT Of stars (Wilaonl 9gO
IL Bon, Calmick. Yarrow, Dynamic
8adye, Time, 1898.
q Livingstons Alloway entry,
DISQUALIFIED from ist TO 3d.
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Itiendanes. te.OIR, Handie. 81 ,ip8 lsT
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DAILY DOUBLE 40 5000

3d---S1,2OO; clmg.i Ayr. 4 up; 2 fur.
saEitate tAtwelD 11.S0 500 $50
HN The Mark tsmall) 40 $50
Count Aumar lEspin0sal l.tO
Learning, Beauty's Admiral, Mortal
Combat, Adolf. Time, i.2S.
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2d-SI,lO cling; Ayr. a up; z fur
Temple Court lM'nsl 1880 $50 sac
Bedford Boy (ReynOldsl 500 800
BRIGHT Bindo (Sollars) SEQ
Newbold, Twayblade, Merry Brook.
Pei Mel, War Express, Maryland Miss,
ONYX Ouene. Time, i:20A.
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s6snsions Maid tRis'n) l.26 500 40
Sir Donald (ReynoldsD 7.8O SEQ
F0xy Pierre (GerdonD 500
Emblem, Loving Cup, Bully Dam
Calamity, 5pry. Time, 1:2Sas.
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: Entrf coupled Heebie-Jeeblet, btaf Piper,
). STAR PlPER, ~ ~, $3.50. s3so Mr. NoBLB, $50
VI ~. FAiRPABB, $500,
Attendance. f5,76ii total handle. sf,55755s.
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nth--Si,bOO; aiw.; Ayr, A up; 7 fur.
New Line neynoids) 40 $40 $50
subiimity (WilsonD 100 500
Tribal Chart DIM $50
Miss Nannette. Irish Soldier, King
Tar, French Hay, Dancing ccuntess,
Pamela Miss. Time, i.t3h.
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eth-Si,1OO cling; Ayr. a up, 7 fur.
Marlin %. smith, 4 90 9.RO 40
Just william lCordonl $50 $40
VenturinG tSollarsl 1.20
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to pass laws doing away with
the longtime effects Of dis
criminatory State action. The
key word there is effects"
The administration, said Mr..
Marshall, considers 1t would be
improper for the President to
ask Congress for a law which
the high court could not sup
port without overruling it's
1883 decision. Mr.. Marshall
likened that to court packing"
Bills in Both Houses
Bills have been introduced in
both the Senate and House
aimed at directly overturning
the 1883 decision. Mr.. Mar
shall cited the Cooper-Dodd
bill, now pending before the
Senate Judiciary Committee,
which would forbid racial dis
elimination in privately owned
facilities licensed by State or
local governments.
That was the theory ex-
pressed by the first Justice
Harlan in his dissent in the
1883 decision. He wrote: "In
every material sense applicable
to the practical enforcement Of
the 14th Amendment, railroad
corporations, keepers of inns
and managers Of places of
public amusement are agents or
instrumentalities Of the State,
because they are charged with
duties to the public, and aS~
amenable, in respect Of their
duties and functions, to gov
ernmental regulation"
On the 1868 Supreme Court,
the only justice who has pub
licly espouSed the position ex-
pressed by Justice Harlan and
spelled out in the Cooper-Dodd
bill, as well as House bills, is
Justice Douglas. Mr.. Marshall
pointed out that Justice Doug
las has twice written along these
lines, but none of the other
justices has Joined him.
Mr.. Marshall added that bills
based on the theory that a
state license amounts to State
action represents a much broad
err Constitutional theory than
the administration bill, which
depends on the interstate COM
merce clause buttressed by the
14th Amendment.
He said If Congress could
legislate in the field of public
accommodations because of IL
censes, 1t could also regulate
such other licensed activities as
private schools, charities and
religious institutions.
Attorney General Kennedy
has told Congress that he
believes the Supreme Court
would uphold the administra-
ton proposal. He has made no
similar prediction for the bills
which would be upheld only If
the Supreme Court reversed it.
self.