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20 From Areo
in Virginia Stute
LSchoolboy Track

Seventy contestants repre-
eenting five Northern Virginia
high schools twill compete In
the annual Virginia State Group
LEA League indoor track cham
lptonships at Virginia Military
Ipstitute tomorrow.
Hammond and George WASH
ington have entered i8 and IA
eontestants, respectively. Wake
field Is sending 10 and WASH
1ington-Lee 10.
= Annandale. the only Fairfax
County school competing. has
sfeven entries.
Top area competitors are
Bteve Lyon. WI miller who Is
The States cross-country cham
pion: Annandale's Rick Fisher
q hurdler. and John Bender
and Bill Klinksiek, Wakefield's
standout high jumpers.
Newport News is the defend
Ing champion. II has won the
title the last two years.
Evening star., 1963-02-08
Ex-Armstrong Athlete
Eyes MDW Ring Title

Flyweight Herb Smith,
former Armstrong High School
athlete stationed at Fort Nc
Nair. will attempt to confirm
his potential as an Olympic
boxer tonight In the opening
bout Of the Military District
Of Washington Invitational
boxing finals at Fort Myer.
Already highly touted by
most observers, Smith will meet
Ken Adams Of Fort Campbell
in the 1880 opener at the North
Post gymnasium. Finals in
nine other weight classes will
follow.
Smith registered q first
round. knockout over Joseph
Gonzales from Fort Hood, Tex,
last night. while Adams out
pointed Pedro Augustin, who
is stationed In Honolulu.
Another Washington native,
Fred Burriss Of Boiling Air
Force Base. won q decision over
Ray Owens. 10lst Airborne Di-
Evening star., 1963-02-08
Atoms Open Big Week End
Tonight. Against Groveton

wood and Walter johnson plays
at Wheaton In Montgomery
County Class AA action, and
st. Stephens takes another
step toward its seconi con-
secutive Interstate Athletic
Conference title. playing at
Georgetown Prep.
The Saints are unbeaten in
six league starts this season
and have won IS straight LAC
games over q two-season span.
They have an eight.game VIC
tory streak going.
Today'se feature Interhigb
clash finds Spingarn enter
tanning Mckinley Tech at
$3.50 in one Of five league at
fractions.
Tomorrow nights l8-game
schedule is topped by wills
clash with Annandale and the
Evening star., 1963-02-08
Coolidge
Moves, Into
West Lead

Coolidge High School has re-
turned to undisputed first place
in the Interhigh Leagues West
Division basketball standings,
thereby putting the pressure on
Cardozo and Dunbar.
The Colts improved their
league record to 80 with a 60-52
victory over Western yesterday
at Roosevelt.
Cardozo (7-2) is scheduled
to meet Wilson today at Roo
sevelt and Dunbar (6-2 is
listed against Roosevelt at
Tech. Teams play IL league
games.
Coolidge, taking early COM
mand and leading by as much
as IL points near the end, was
paced by Joe Smith with 10
points. Western dipped to a 2-7
league record.
Evening star., 1963-02-08
Doctor Reveals Treating
Floyd for Back Trouble

DANBURY, Conn.,. Feb. 8
(AP).-A Danbury orthopedic
surgeon has disclosed he
treated Floyd Patterson for q
back condition just before the
boxer regained his heavyweight
title from Ingemar Johansson
June 26, 1860.
The Danbury News Times
said yesterday that Patterson
had been treated in late May
and early June nearly three
years ago for a muscular dis
order in the lower back. It
had been a well-kept secret.
What brought the subject up
was a report Monday, followed
by a denial, that the ex-
champion had suffered a back
injury recently at Highland
Mills, N. Y, where he is train
ing for a rematch with Heavy
weight Champion Sonny Liston.
DR.. William Sinton of Dam
bury said Patterson. who was
training at nearby Newton at
the time, came to him May 81,
Evening star., 1963-02-08

Groveton-M Mclean contest at
Mclean in Group la play.
WI. the defending State cham
pion, shooting for an unbeaten
season, has won l3 games this
campaign and has compiled
the areas longest victory
streak, % in a row over two
seasons. 80 ,r
Mclean, tied for fifth place
with Stuart and Yorktown, has
a fine chance to play the role
'of spoiler to the hilt in the
Northern Virginia league. It's
next three games are against
Stuart. Groveton and WI. The
Highlanders recently upset CIV,
halting the Presidents eight
game victory streak. =
Coach Basil Hairless says,
I'VE We reached our peak ana
are ready for the stretch drive!S
Evening star., 1963-02-08
BY EDDIE CRANE
Star staff Writer

Annandale High Schools
once : beaten Atoms, tied with
Groveton for second place In
the Northern Virginia Group
LEA standings, reach the cru
cial stage Of their l4-game
league schedule tonight and
tomorrow.
Coach Harry Smiths charges
meet Groveton. also beaten
once. on the Tigers court To-
night, Tomorrow night they
entertain unbeaten. league
leading Washington-Lee.
ITS tough enough having to
play these two teams In one
week, but back TO- back on con-
secutive nights is going to make
IL even rougher on u.s." Smith
says. But. II we're going to
win any championships this
will be the week end for US
to do It,"
The Atoms have lost only TO
fourth place George Washing
ton, 7i-52. at Annandale, fol-
lowing Q double overtime VIC
tory over Yorktown on the
previous night. THE overtime
took something out of us and
CIV was riding the crest Of
six-game winning streak when
they thumped u.s." Smith points
out.
,,Annandale has bounced back
since its loss to CIV with two
convincing triumphs. one over
a fine Stuart team by 10 points
last Saturday.
Tonight's game also Is a
make-or-break test for Grove
ton. II has won six in a row
since being trounced by WI
(60-30D January IL and will
meet four Of the top seven
teams In the league in It's re-
naming games. eht
In other top attractions to-
night. Mclean ti1vades Stuart
In q Northern Virginia Group
la game. B-ccN Is at North
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riders agent and shares his
enthusiasm.
Il remember beating Wayne
in a quarter race in Nebraska
and we've been friends ever
SINCE" Chambers says. It's q
bit confusing to have both
jockey and agent named
Wayne. but TO add to the mix
up. Murty has q twin brother
named Duane. who currently
is agent for Jockey Avalino
Gomez.
SHORT SPRINTS - Russell
A. Firestone, jr.'s. Jet Traffic,
who carries topweight Of 1876
pounds. is expected to face only
five rivals in tomorrow's SlS,-
000- -added Francis Scott Key
Stakes for 3-year-olds Still
another No. IL figured in a
Bowie daily double when Yard
stick, $3.50 upsetter, started q
s2e0.80 payoff yesterday
Winning numbers were IL and
4. =. Despite the large return,
Blue Imperial. victor In the
second race. was favored at
$40.
A total Of II horses. includ-
ing Joseph shaver's Troa, has
been nominated for the $40. .000-
added Lincoln Stakes for Mary
land-breds 10 be run at Bowie
next Tuesday. Culmone,
who back In 1850 met Willie
Shoemaker on the Bowie track
In a specially arranged match
as they fought for the national
championship, had a triple yes
terday. =. He started with
Yardstick In the first. won the
third with Victory Line, $3.50,
and the seventh with Part Time
Indian. $4.20. Culmone and
Shoemaker finished In q Tie
for the national title with 3So
winners each In 1850. De-
spite the light rain yesterday,
a crowd Of 9,0s0 wagered $780,
OLE on the sixth program Of
the meeting.
Evening star., 1963-02-08
d Bouts Set Tonight
In, Gloves SemifinoIs

No u vs.. Miehisl Myers tFiniey Ae1.
15 pounds- Nathaniel Williams
,lgth Stree. YMcA) vs.. William LlsRi-
IFS pounds Leon Adams tEp-
wards ACl Us. Calvin Hale lunattach-
sdl; Lee Paseasio tunattached) vs.
Heayyvelght- Emanuel Clemens
lPBc No. % vs. Wilbert Evans I'D
vards AcD George Neal Youth Cen
teri VS. Lawrence sevell dBc No. %
SENIOR DIvIsIOS
I3s pounds Christopher Eaton
lcYol VA Lsroy Green tPBc No 20
WViiisms n PFC M &C. w. oeo''s
iig pgq1d-- Russell Bogss 'cYo)
lfS pounds Leslie Pyies Edwards
Acl vs. Larry Dixon tunattaehedD:
Benny Brown tcYoi vs.. John par-
81 pounds James DIGS lFinley
AC) vs. Charlie Clemona (PBc No, -:
Albert Devaughn lHiniey Acl VS.. DON
aid Mcmillan tcYoi.
Evening star., 1963-02-08
12Sop|1onlores
In Bowie Dash

Russell A. Firestone, jr.'s, Jet
Traffic. one Of last years better
2-year-olds, heads the surpris-
ingly large field Of IL three
year-olds entered today for to-
morrow's $15,000-added Francis
Scott Key at Bowie. Jet Traffic
was shipped here from Hialeah
Park Monday and carries top
weight Of 126 pounds in the
512-furlong dash, his first start
Of the year.
Named to oppose Jet Traffic
are Daniel Briskman's Chic
CHA. lis; Steve Dulinls joey
Binder. lis; Mrs. Elizabeth Elk
blom's Gray's Pic. lis; Alton r.
Farrell, ir.'s, Our Robert, IFS;
Mrs. Henry H. Hecht's Senator
B., IFS; Hilltop Stables Bonny
Johnny. 121; Larkin Maloney's
Swerve, lis; John A. Man
fuso's Air Spin, us; Randolph
D. Rouse's Regal Music. liz:
Donald @. Ross Sea Service,
l2l, and Windward Farms
Myristyl. Ito.
With IL starters, the Francis
Scott Key win gross $17,l00
and the winner will earn $ll.-
IFS. although q number of
Withdrawals are anticipated.
Jet Traffic shapes up as a
strong favorite to take the
winners share. The Johns Joy
colt won seven of IL starts in
1862 including the Prairie State
and Hyde Park Stakes and was
weighted at l16 In the Expert
mental Free Handicap. Trainer
Del Carroll was on the scene
this morning when Jet Traffic
blew out" a half-mile in
OATS. Jockey Walter Blum will
do the riding.
Bonny Johnny impressed
horsemen here on opening day
when he drove to an impressive
312-length victory In the z. p.
Heagerty Stakes.
Evening star., 1963-02-08
Maurice, Burend
Win Mat Feature

Magnificent Maurice and
Johnny Barend defeated Gene
Kelly and Gregory Jarque In a
tag team wrestling match at
Capitol Arena last night.
In other matches Eduardo
Carpenter defeated Karl Won
Hess. The Shadow defeated
Frank Martinez. Killer Kowal-
ski won over Arnold Skoaland.
Pablo Iturbi defeated Tommy
O'Toole. Ron Reed beat Frank
valois and Irish Pat Barrett
won in straight falls over
Gordo Chihuahua.
Evening star., 1963-02-08

1860. complaining Of a sharp
pain In his arm.
During treatment for the
arm condition. Patterson also
complained. the surgeon said,
Of trouble in the lower back.
Sinton said he treated Pat
terson for a back condition,
although he primarily was
concerned with the arm. Pat
terson visited him on four
dates in May and June, 1860.
Evening star., 1963-02-08
Comes Today

Maee's Lane a Pomonkey, 1880.
Falrment Heights at surrattsville, 2
Bulls School 81 woodward, 3.
Wilson We. Cardosa 81 Roosevelt, $3.50
Roosevelt ". Dunbar ct MeKlnIe'
Eastern At Anacoatia, s:30.
Mckinley Tech at splnkarn, $50.
ChambeFlAln al Ballou, $50.
Landon at Friends, $50.
81. Adams nt Prlory, 3:i6.
Maret at Bullia, 3;i5.
Conversational AZ Flint HilI. 4.
Leedeun valley at Hsndley. 6;iS.
bossIas. Ma a. Bsn1:ker. :.
Hoffman boston AZ WelksF-Grant. Z
WaFTenton at Nokesville, 1880.
ParkeF-GFay at Luther Jackson, T.30
Carver 1t Dean, 1850.
Annandale 81 Groveton, Q.
Lee at Washingt9n.Lee, q.
Mclean 81 Stuart, 3.
fsirfsa q Mount Vernon. q.
Hammond at Madison. Q.
Yorktown at CIV, 8.
B-CC at NorthwOod, q.
Blair az Richard MontsOmery, Q.
Peolesyiiie as Damaseus' ..
Elnetein AZ PeaFy, y.
Sherwood at Gaithersburg, a.
walter johnson at Wheaton, q. a.
whitman az SpFnlgbr0aE 2.
0rangs at James Monroe, 4.
Gwynn Park ~ Laurel, 3.
GonRaga at Duval, 3.
Warren County 81 Broadway. Q.
GlenelE AZ Howard County, 8.
Edison 81 WoodsOn! 3.
MarshAn at Hernden, q.
Good Counsel at -. Anthony's, ..
LOudoun County 81 GeoIge Mason, 3
Calvert County at Charlotte Hall. q
CnlpepeF at Garfield, A.
Brent at Ryken, q.
81. stephens at GeOrgetown Prep
l:3O.
NorthwesGern AZ Hlrh PoInt, $50
Carroll at DeMatha. $50.
Sultiand at BladensburE. $50.
Oxon nill 81 Central. $50.
Evening star., 1963-02-08
Carroll Commits
Only Eight Fouls
In Beutinq Bell

Carroll High School COM
mitted only eight personal
fouls and 1t paid off yesterday
as the Lions came on with q
rush IN the last quarter to de-
feat Bell Vocational. $3.50. at
Carroll.
Bell made only two Of seven
foul shots, compared 10 Car
rolls II out Of 10. and thereby
wasted q 1925 advantage In
field goals. The Vocats had a
2o-l4 lead In the first half and
still led, 42-37. entering the
last ouarter.
Evening star., 1963-02-08

! The District AAU Golden
Gloves tournament reaches the
semifinal round tonight at
Capitol Arena and. in the %
bouts scheduled, "a competitors
will be making their first ap-
pearances In the 1868 event.
But the newcomers will have
TO take second billing 10 a
couple Of familiar faces. Md
dleweights James Diggs and
Charlie Clemons. The latter, a
rugged lefthander. won three
straight senior Gloves cham
pionship before the slender
Diggs outpointed him last year
for the l56-pound title.
Clemons began his new drive
for a title last week by scoring
a clean Knockout In the second
round. while Diges was register
ing his second straight decision
victory. They clash tonight.
sometime after the opening
bout at $3.50 O'Clock.
Among the fighters making
their first starts OF the 1868
event. Russell Boggs and Ralph
Boone should provide the major
fireworks In their senior l39-
pound battle. Boggs won the
light welterweight champion
ship last year and was chosen
the outstanding senior boxer
in the tourney. while Boone
won the i32-pound title.
Also. the senior l32-pound
scrap tonight pits George VIII
liams. last years i25-pound
champion. against Billy Bell,
who won the i25-pound novice
title In 1852.
The pairings:
NOVICE DIVISION
Iip pounds Vanderbilt Motion
Edwards ACl ". Robert Harris lHill.
crest Heights BOYS Club EaTl Budd
Eeyiard. Acl vs. osors' MeoarVsy
ieb pounds Eugene Kit Youth
Centerl Vs. Jimmy Bush Police Boys
Club. No ~ Rene LewlL PBc No -
W, James Jones tPBc No -
1870 pounds-DonAld Cooper PIN
csntsrI. Arthur Norton iPBc No %
" james Boggs tcatholle Youth Or
RAniationl,
Center W. Russell Cooper tFinley
Aci Joseph Weaver fpnC No - ".
Regtnaid Payne Youth CENTER.
1856 pounds Theodore Anderson
tPBC No. = Vs. Daniel WashinEton
Evening star., 1963-02-08
Comes Tomorrow

BaItInsrs Institute h Charlotte
Camp LsJeuue q ousntIeo. $50.
Episcopal at -. Chirstopher's, $50
Deuslass lvs.b q Parkef-Cray, 1850
W.L At Annandale, q.
Groveton at Mclean, n.
Falls Church at Lee, ..
stuart at Fairfax. q.
Madison at OsbonEn,
Mount Vernon at YorktOwn, Q.
Wakefield a. Hammend. 3.
Weedson 70. CIV w 81 Annan-
dale, y.
Marshali 81 Edison. q.
Damascus 81 whitman, q.
Wheaton at Gaithersburg, q.
Richard MontGomery 81 eherueoa, O.
sgrinebro0k 81 Poolesvilie, \.
0'Connell at Norfolk Cnthoiie. ..
Evening star., 1963-02-08

vision, and tonight will meet
another Fort Campbell entrant,
Martin Mack. in the l56-pound
final.
Still one other Washington
based fighter advancing to the
finals was Heavyweight Rich
ard Pettigrew Of Bethesda
Naval Medical Center. Petit
grew, a 220-pounde9. surprised
the crowd Of about 5000 with
q decision over Lee Carr OF the
Army's European Command.
Carr was the 1862 Golden
Gloves champion Of New York
State.
Pettigrew will meet Chaun-
cey Whittle Of Fort Ord, Calf. =,
in the last bout tonight. Whit
tie stopped Warren Hills Of
Fort Hood at 1853 Of the first
round after clinging TO the
ropes in the early moments.
Results:
sEMIFINALs
il2 pounds--Herbert Smith ut. Me-
Nalrl, Washington. knocked out Joseph
Gonzales TT. Hood, Tex, Honolulu.
go OF first round; Kenneth Adams
tl0lst Airborne), st. Louis. decisioned
s,sn3 redro N, ;Aneustln 18th Inf antry,
USAREUR). Honolulu.
ll9 pounds---Ted whitfield uOIst
beFIpes SsMport SSao NAV Naval StSDDss SD.:
Falls. Idaho, 2:S6 Of second round !
Bobby Kishomoto l24th infantry,
USAREURl. Honolulu, declsioned Jerry
Upshur uO1st AirborneI, Philadelphia
l2S pounds--charles Taylor ClO1st
AireoTnsl, unin, IN, declsioned VIII
Vile, Ky; Allan Webster Ii0ist Air
oornel, Los Angeles, (decisioned John
4 Collins Ut. Polk. LA), Evansville
l32 pounds-Henry Aaron u0lst
Airbornel,. Atlanta, decisjoned Fernan-
SO Irp1illa tNewport R. l., Naval
VIA Lao esSsyInd,s-;-yohn pounds; Dixon lPatu1ent
Grant 18th Infantry, UsAREURb. New
York; verdell smith (i0ist Airbornsi
Chicago, decisloned David RushinG
(Ft Hood. Tex. Shreveport, La.
l47 pounds--william Curtis, Jr. ut.
Hood, Tex). McAlester, Ala, stopped
Ralph Pelliccia (Bethesda NMCl, San
jose. CALI. 10 Of second round.
I5o pounds-Fred Burriss boiling
AfBl. Wsshington. deeisioned RAY
Owens t101st Airbornel, Clarksville.
Tenn; Martin Mack (1Olst AIrbornel, (,
lap SFort Kobbe, C. ~, Pittsburgh.
1855 p0undsLCarlton Brooks 18th
Infantry. UsAEuRl. coffeyvilie.
Kans.. decisioned Jim Rosetle New
port; R. l. Naval Base, San Diego;
philadelphia, knocked out Michael
Newsrk' n. J.. Las Qf first round.
us pounds-0eTald Pate 0O1st.
AirborneD. Milwaukee. knocked out
Tony ouaglieri Fort Hood. Tex
pittsburgh, I:1s Of second round;
Houston. decisioned Joe Nash lFort
Hood. Tex.e Chicago. ~
HeayyweiEhsIChauncy whlttle Fort
Ord. Caltf), Baltimore, stopped War
rem Hills (Fort Hood, Texasl. Para
disc, La. 1858 of first round Rich
ard Pettigrew (Bethesda NMCl. Tyler
Tex, deetsioned Lee Carr 18th In
fsntry UsAEUR). New York,
Evening star., 1963-02-08
Golden Glover Dies

TOLEDO, Ohio, Feb. 8 (AP).-
Omar, Olive. Is. Of Toledo died
in st. Charles Hospital yester-
day after being injured In q
practice session for the Golden
Gloves.
Evening star., 1963-02-08
O'ConneII Scores

O'Connell's rifle team out.
shot Wakefield High School
1900 to l,227. last night ai
Fort Myer.
Evening star., 1963-02-08
JuYYees Win

The Charlotte Hail junior
varsity defeated Archbishop
Neale. 52-43. last night al
Charlotte Hall. Alvin Kragt
Of Neale led all scorers with II
points.
Evening star., 1963-02-08
AT THE RACES
Chambers Looks
For Biggest Year
BY JOE KELLY

When was voiced around earlier that Wayne Chambers
would ride at the Bowie meeting most Of the regular riders
Maryland put the item down in the bad news column
They could not have been In rating the
sharp faced okahoman who halls from the cattle
town Of Sasakwa
The 26yearod Chambers already perched the top Of
Evening star., 1963-02-08
Race Results
KoWiie

1St 81. 500; cling; 4-yrs. & up; Q fur.
Loff (Niafale) eco $50
On3tks Lawn wv. Chambers) 3.4O
foray's Boy, Kings Marriage. Lone
Hesk 3. Est Ms .. e. Toy PeSSls' sS;.s
Tins, 1:13.
2dk<S3, 900: cling: 3-yr. fillies: g fur.
Aqna Para wv. Ch'b'D $50 $40 30
Laffy's Gal (KimbalD 6.2O LOO
Meffiek Ana (SistO) 3.Go
WIje. hrmentiers. Toano Miss. Wood
en- #Brdige. Twister, Drovers Inn. A
Co First Thrill. Woodwork. sniffer.
DAILY DOUBLE (s-D 's4O4.OO
Evening star., 1963-02-08
E-,Pur.., $500, eI.imins sIOOi ;

N. COUNTESS HiLpA vas third for S3 900 snd With
raced well In West Virginia. SHE'S JEWEL drops
for her seasonal bow.
KS XXI, xxxlO pounds apprentice allowance claimed
Evening star., 1963-02-08
EIGHTH e sect. KEY stakes. $4,000 added

JET TRAFFIC won two stakes last year and has been
training satsfaetory for his BONNY JOHN
meets better after winning the Heagery Stakes SEN
ATNR wen his last tSO races last IN impressive
Evening star., 1963-02-08
High School
Basketball
Results Yesterday

Carroll "a, BeEl 80.
Charlotte Hall " Sc, -Neale IS.
CoolidEe 60. Western w2.
Evening star., 1963-02-08
BEST BET-JET TRAFFIC

cALMiCK was narrowly beaten In 5e9s At five fur
longs and looks best In this sprint CEDAR KEY due
for tor efort EAST ECHO Is better than this last race
Evening star., 1963-02-08


the Bowie jockey standings
with eight winners in six days
Outside OF veteran Joe Cul-
none, who has seven, it's tough
to visualize anyone displacine
Chambers in the lead, even
with "a days still TO go.
Chambers turned up on the
Maryland racing scene last fall
but his riding finesse was some
what overshadowed by the hot
apprentice, Ronnie Ferraro
who was getting first pick Of
the mounts.
1T was my first real ex-
perience in Maryland last fall
and ! got TO like the trainers
and the way they ran racing
here" Chambers says.
1T was then I decided that
/ would try the Maryland cir
cult and stay East through the
Jersey and New York season.
Prior TO last fall. Chambers
had done most Of his riding on
the Chicago circuit during the
summer and Florida in the cold
months.
Like many other riders from
his section. Chambers grew up
with horses and began climb
ing aboard quarter-horses as
youngster. He rode his first
winner at Lincoln, Nebr.. when
he was is. but II was not until
two years later that he turned
TO the saddle rs n regular oc.
cupatlon.
Wayne hit the Midwesterr
circuit In 1865. Six years later
a spill threatened end 10 hi'
career. IN a riding accident al
Hawthorne In october 1861
Chambers suffered a fractured
vertebra and concpssion anc
lost several teeth.
one doctor ominously pre-.
dicted that the youngstei
might never ride again buI
Wayne, showing rare deter
mination. not only recovered
in four months but was thu
leading rider OF the oaklawr
Park meeting the following
spring.
This could be my big year,
Chambers enthuses.
Another Wayne - Wayne
Murty. a longtime friend oI
Chambers serves as Tho
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q Irene Marone entry.

~, SAGuM s better than his last race when seventh
n the Bgreh Handlcag and might .urprise here at
sEabe odds. STAFF CHIEF disqualified and placed
second after running SIX furonEs In 1I0H. ALIAS win
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RELLM 3: W. was third al Tropical Park for
si:ooo and shegld Sutrun thi, field, TEA TRAY
was net beaten far when third for $1,000. SHARP
SHOOTER rWute event for $4,000.
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BILL FOX wa. third In eredltahle effort for
5000 and meets slKrtly lesser here. AvANTI ID due
= lsF TOP FAIR ADMIRAL makes his seasonal
bow ana h capable Of upsetting.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. sA,OOO claiming $4,000 10 s6..)
~ 00O)i 3-year-olds; furlOngs.
xCAIAdICK l0p 2 d D. Smith So
zCEDAR KEY 1l3 Addesa AL
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so you BEHAVE vas winner in New England last
fali for $500 and should beat this field. R0Bs
Lr his seasonal Sow. RoPERs MILL shoud take
meney spet .rl
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SECOND RAoE-rur.. ss.SOO' claiming ssSOO,, g.

= AIS yEI drep. from $1,000 and sets The vote
eere. GARDEN BELL outrun for $4,000 in Florida
put meats far lesser In this sprint. OAK WOOD LADY
hfs late speed and Is capable Of upsettinS,
TAIhD RACE-Purss sl.oO0 claiming $4,000 100000