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aeesn's bother sailors who
learned TO walk in ausoms.
bile house trailers.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
Seniors. Pair
Battles to
Another Tie

PORT ST. LUCE. Fla. Feb. 2
tAP) Big John Barnum and
Herman Barron battled to
another deadlock and another
record today In the 72-hole
PGA Seniors golf tournament,
shooting COS that gave them
l3-under par 54-hole totals Of
2O3.
The two had gone into the
third round with l34s that
were a 36-hole record for the
PGA Seniors event on the par
36-36-72 Port st. Lucie Coun-
try Club fairways.
Barnum, 81. shot 1874. and
Barron, So. equaled his fine
pace with a 1882.
Close on their heels was
Henry Ransom, 81, whose 81
32-69 gave him a 54-hole card
Of 2O4.
Ransom displaced Ernie Ball,
who blew the round with a
l-over-par 70 for a total Of
208, five strokes off the pace.
Jack Isaacs of Langley Air
Force Base, Va. rounded the
first nine with a 5-under-par
81. But he came off on tile
back nine with a 4-over-par
40 for a II and a 54-hole
total Of 2l0 and fourth spot.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
BougainviIIea Won
By Bronze Babu

MIAMI, Feb. 2 (AP) Bronze
Babu cut over from the ex-
treme outside post position to-
day at the start Of the $32.55
Bougainvillea Turf Handicap at
Hialeah and stayed in front all
the way to beat 10 grasscourse
rivals.
Ridden by Herb Hinojoss, the
5-year-old chestnut son of My
Babu- Triple r. scored hist first
stakes victory since winning the
Laurel Turf Cup at Laurel. Md.
last November 3. However, he
had won a tuneup race here in
his last start January 25.
Hasty House Farms El Loco,
second to Eurasia in the 1862
Bougainvillea, again was the
runnerup, finishing about three
quarters of a length behind
Bronze Babu. He was ridden
by Bill Hartack. Pin Oak
Farms Intercepted was third,
and Wheatley Stables Royal
Record fourth.
Bronze Babu, owned by the
Hill-N-Dale Farm Of Mrs. Ray
Winer of Baltimore, was timed
in 1:56 for the one-and-
three-sixteenth-mile event, and
packed top weight of 1872
pounds. FL Loco, coupled as
an entry with Porvenir II, car
ried lit pounds. Intercepted,
Evening star., 1963-02-03
LOngshOt Wins
AsShenandoaEl
Ends Meeting

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Feb. 2 CSpeciaD Prince dir
lande, an Irish-bred making
only his third start here, swung
TO the center of the track this
afternoon to find firm going
and win the York Purse, the
closing day feature at Shenan-
doah Downs. He paid $500.
A surprising crowd of 3,742
turned out in fog and freezing
rain for the final program in
Shenandoah's first winter
Bettors wagered
$240,439 to put the 19-day
average at S348,9 GAS. best Of any
in the five years
Shenandoah has been in busi-
ness.
Jockey Edward johnson was
forced to take Prince d'Irlande
wide of three leaders as the
field Strengthened into the
stretch. The winner closed rap
idly on Brandon Park and Tea
Day, who had set the early
pace, and finished a half
length in front as those two
tired on the rail.
Brandon Park, owned by Mrs.
George A. Saportas Of Monk
ton, Md, the even-money ia
vorite, was used up early In a
futile battle with Tea Day.
Brandon Park ran second, a
length ahead OF Tea Day.
Prince dIrlande. owned by
Richard McEwan and Syl
Piva, paid $ll.20 to place and
81 to show. Brandon Park paid
SO and S2.40, and Tea Day re-
turned $3.50.
Angelo Vasil, who was on top
of the rider standings going
into the afternoon, rode three
winners for the second time at
the meeting TO wrap up the
championship. The triple gave
him II winners, five better
than the total of Robert Del
gado, who did not ride today.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
Tempoceun, 80,
Breaks Leg While
Leading in Stakes

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2 (AP)
--Varda, from the Dormal
Stables, took the lead at the
head Of the stretch and went
on to an easy victory today
in the $12,650 Thelma Stakes
at the Fair Grounds.
Tempocean, the 80 favorite
in the 6-furlong event for 81
year-old fillies, broke on top,
but pulled up sharply at the
quarter-mile pole because Of a
broken leg.
AS the field turned for home
jockey Leroy Meyers sent
Varda into the lead. Varda
drew away and won by five
lengths over Beau Ante. Char
lene B was two lengths be-
hind Beau Ante while Carlock
Miss faded to fourth.
Varda, timed in 1:12. paid
$3.50. $3.50 and $3.50, and
earned $3.50 for her owner
Beau Ante returned $3.50 and
$3.50. Charlene B. paid $11.40.
The crowd of 1875 bet a
total of s692,257 on the days
10 races.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
Howard Mat Squad
Tops Virginia Stute

Howard University's wrestlers
won seven Of 10 matches yester-
day 10 defeat Virginia State
College. 3l-ll. in a CIAA match
at Howard.
ll5 pounds-Frsd Brock tH) won
forfeit.
1913 pounds--Joe Harris CHJ pinned
Rubin Holmes In s.26.
l30 pounds-Oeorge Charity VS.
outpointed Eric Jones, $50.
1877 .pounds--JOe Williams tvsl
pinned Willie Jones In 4 minutes
lf7 pounds Francis Reed (VSJ
outpointed Louis Scott, %
lb1 poundS-Staley Jackson tHJ
pinned George Harris In minutes.
1877 pounds John Delg ado (Hl
outpointed Newman Baker, 81.
III pounds Charles Allen III
outpointed SAN YOUNG. lO-l
1871 pounds Wayne Howell tHb
wop forfeit
enliniited-osorgs Foster IN won
forfeit.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
Italians Take
Shedding Lead

IGLS. Austria, Feb. 2 (AP).
Italy. which captured the
two-man title a week ago, took
a commanding lead today in
the world four-man bobsled
championships on a lightning
fast course built for the 1864
Winter Olympics.
One United States sled was
sixth. the other ninth.
Sergio Zardini. pilot OF Italy's
No. / sled, reached speeds OF
rs miles per hour as he
rounded IA dangerous curves
and zoomed through icy
straightaways in record time
for two descents down the
l.500-meter course.
zardini's combined time was
Q minutes. 9.39 seconds in beat
ing out Italy's No. 2 team. pi-
loted by Angelo Frigerio,
clocked in 2:09.52.
The daring Italians posted
the fastest times in both runs.
Frigerio and his crew slammed
down the course in l:04.55 in
the first dash and Zardini
clocked los 80. In the second.
Zardini hit a terrific l:04.07
and Frigerio clicked l:0497.
The IS teams from nine
countries will make the final
two runs tomorrow.
The United States No. 2 sled.
steered by 26-year-old Bill
Hickey OF Xeene, N. Y. could
do no better than sixth with
a combined time OF 2:l0.5l.
Hickey was timed in l:05.3 80
for the first heat, and l:05.l2
for the second.
The United States No. sled.
piloted by Larry McKillip Of
Saranac Lake and holder OF the
national and North American
titles, finished ninth in 2:ll.44
Evening star., 1963-02-03
$4,000 ACE DUPLICATED
BY JANUARY-FOR NOTHING

PALM SPRINGS, Calf Jan. (AP).-Gofer Don
January scored hole-n-one today, repeating the feat
two to the day and the hole In the Palm
Springs Classic but there marked difference.
The hole-n-one in 1861 worth $4,000. Todays
Just good score.
There is $50,00O designated hole on each Of the
four in action But unfortunately for January
No is at the Indian Wells Country Club is the
The bonus hole this year is the 224-yard sixth.
No. is is l48 yards. January used 8-ron the
club he used before. Prior this year. any hole the
four courses eligible for the $4,000 payoff
Evening star., 1963-02-03

ridden by Bobby Ussery, car
ried ia.
The winner paid his hackers
in the crowd of 21,576 a gen.
erous $3.50, $4.30 and $3.40.
El Loco paid $3.50 and $3.50,
and Intercepted returned $4.70.
The weather was sunny and
warm, and the track was fast
for the $25, 5,000-added feature,
a tuneup for the $75,000-added
l12-mile Hialeah Turf Cup
February l6.
The winners share was $21,-
l57. The trophy was presented
by Capt. Harry Guggenheim,
master of Cain Hoy Stable.
Mrs. Adela Wendell's Tres
Sargentos, an Argentine bred,
won today's first race at $3.50
for So. Dark Design, owned by
Mrs. Robert Boggs, took the
second, paying $3.50, and COM
bined with Tres Sargentos for
a daily double payoff of $500.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
Gerringer Set
To Turn Pro

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Feb.
2 tAP)-Ronnie Gerringer Of
Newport News. one Of the top
amateur golfers in the State,
today announced his intention
OF turning professional.
Ger'inger, a three-time state
high school champion. hopes
to gain professional status in
a few months and join the PGA
tour in April.
Gerringers biggest feat as an
amateur came last summer
when he upset highly regarded
Charlie Coe in the first round
Of the National Amateur.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
Il AAU Bouts
Slated Friday

The third round of the Dis
trict AAU Golden Gloves tour
nament will encompass 81
bouts, including the first ap-
pearance of Russell Boggs this
year, as we'll as the rematch
between James Diggs and
Charley Clemons.
Friday nights winners at
Capitol Arena will advance to
the semifinals a week later in
the same ring.
Diggs. who upset Clemons for
the senior 156-pound cham
pionship last year, will tangle
with his 1862 victim in the fea-
ture bout this week. but Boggs
might steal the show.
Boggs was chosen the out
standing senior boxer Of last
years tournament, when he
won the l39-pound title while
representing Hillcrest Heights
Boys Club. He has since joined
the Catholic Youth Organiza-
ton team and will get his
first test of 1868 from Ralph
Boone Of Finley AC.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
INQUIRER
SUMMARIES

i010-yard run Bill crothsrs
East York Track Club. Toronto. 2:tO6
., Cary WeisigsT, Camp Pendleton Ma.
rineN "3lli s., John Reilly, George.
town, ,a:l2, 4. James Dupres. Carbon
dale. III. 2:l3,.
tio.y.Td dashm.,il, Don Webster, VI
Calf, sos 3, Earl Young. Abilene
Christian 500
8OO.yard rum. Jack Yetman,
Y, 8 Army l3ii9, g Olin Cassell,
o. g Army i.i2,2. 3. I'd Lusiofd,
U. \ Army, l5.b
inject record old record l.iiH by
Nal Whitfield 1868. Charles jenkins,
villanoya 1897 ana Ycrman, 1901,
Philadelphia Oj 4 Z, Brooks johnson,
Chicago Track ana Field Club ~ Ira
Murehls0n Chicago Track and Fleld
Z, jocslyn Delec0uf, France
50.yard hufdles=-l, Hayes Jones,
Detroit, Mich :gB y 9. Russ R0gers
Maryland state ., Charles Mossley.
Alabama, 4, John Bethea, Mofgan
9.mils relay, ueorgstovn pau
Jordan, Jim Tucker, ID sehmitt VI
DuehinD, 7lg, g, Villanoya, 7As ~
Foraham, 7't2 4, g. jehnt. Bfook.yn
Mile rum. Bruce kidd. Ess, FORK
ItatF iluul AuGNu.H| 1000 o.
sullivan, vllianoyA, ilO9, 8. Olay.
salonen, Finland, i.iO3 q Bob sea.
man Los Anaelea Track club IiIl
Pole vault, Rolahdo cruz vi,
lsnote. ~ feet, I, inch g John Usists
LABalle A l5.H o. John BclItyA
Maryland. i5-6 4, Dave T6fE Chafias.
ton, W. Va ib.0 Meet record 0'4
record. ~ VA BY Don Brass lpIp
second place decided on misses
Nile relay frNHk suuthtf fDH
Mllbufn, Artls Barrett Charles white
RaY Baddlef 9 Moraa state g MARY
land state 4 villanbya Iinh
Hish jump John Thomaf Bos.
ION, y feet 10 inchsI 9 Joe Faust.
Clafem0nt Calf $40. Thomaf
awarded first on isVef misses 4
Tendof0 pAlAeiot, Guatemala H.E
bob Gardner New York B.B g.mils
un. Michel Bernafa France,
~! Chaflss CLARK, Los Anseles,
sBs3 z SSiss f,s,ns,. ff2,iss yil,sssy.. yi,snsys.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
Guithersbure Beats
Whitman Near Gun

Blair Styles dropped In two
foul shots with 3 seconds 70
play 10 give Gaithersburg High
School a $3.50 triumph over
Whitman IN a Montgomery
County Class A league basket
ball game last night at Cal
thrrsburg.
Whitman led 5i-46 late in
tho final period before the Tro-
JAMS rallied for their sixth vic.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
Pixie Erin Scores
Santa Anita Upset

ARCADIA, Calf, Feb. 2
(AP) Pixie Erin led from
wire to wire today and won
the $59,l00 Santa Margarita
Handicap over a heavy track
at Santa Anita.
An estimated 47,O00 fans let
Pixie Erin go off at 9-l. The
Howard B. Keck filly beat a
field Of eight other females
by a length ana a quarter to
take top money Of $4,000 in
the 26th running Of the han
dicap.
Pete Moreno rode Pixie Erin
Evening star., 1963-02-03
Pc;omacs Lose
To Asbury Park

ASBE1 PARK. N. j.. Feb. 2
"''"".- re Casino Hockey
''''.' - "" PARK defeated
the Washington Potomacs am
" n, go h@-e to-
III rN II p'norlios third
.r . sr-
'c'' a M 'l-y and Bob Hop
IA ar..rf Ia tns second period
%" the Po,onacs.
SATURDAY night the Potomacs
Will play Pittsburgh at the
Washington Coliseum.
Evening star., 1963-02-03

she won the San Antonio Han
dicap. Bug Brush also won the
Santa Margarita that year.
Pixie Erin paid 5000, $7.4O
and $500. Table Mate re-
turned $3.50 and $5.40 and
Frimanaha So.
Pixie Erin, sophomore queen
here a year ago, won the 1862
Santa Susana Stakes here
over a similar sticky track.
The bay 4-year-old filly drove
to a five-length victory earlier
this season here in the Santa
Monica with Shoemaker In
the saddle.
Linita Runs Fourth
Favored Linita trailed most
Of the way and finished fourth,
7l2 lengths behind the winner.
Table Mate and Rose ONeill
pushed Pixie Erin during the
early going. Shoemaker made
an unsuccessful bid for the
lead coming out of the last
turn. But the Kerr Stables
horse could get no closer than
a length.
Frimanaha, wearing the
colors Of Warner L. Jones, ir.,
moved into third rounding the
far turn and maintained her
position to the finish.
Pixie Erin raced into a long
lead at the start and lost
ground under Table Mates bid
but finished strong.
MOrenO's Comment
Moreno, who packed ll6
pounds aboard Pixie Erin, said:
Things just worked out per-
fectly. Trainer Joe Dunn told
me this filly would love the
heavy going. and that we
should try to make as slow a
pace as we could.
I'VE had things more or less
our way until coming past the
quarter pole, when Table Mate
made a run at us.
But Pixie Erin had enough
left to get the job done"
Johnny Longden. on Linita,
said, She just couldn't get un-
tracked in the heavy going.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
Pufko to Scout

MILWAUKEE,, Feb. 2 (AP) =
The signing Of Andy Pafko.
former player and coach. as a
special assignment scout to COW
er the Wisconsin area was an
nounced today by the Milwau-
kee Braves.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
Booters P'nv
3 Games Here

Three National Soccer League
games are scheduled for Wash
ington today with another In
Hagerstown,
The Maryland Soccer Club
meets Central Valet at 18th
and Kennedy streets. the Brit
ish Lions take on the WSC Ba-
varians at the Polo Grounds
and SchweiRert Soccer Club
meets Georgetown Soccer Club
at 37th and Tilden streets.
NV.
All three games start at 2:30.
Evening star., 1963-02-03

over the mile-and-an-eighth
course In l:54.1 to take the
distaff championship Of the
meeting.
Table Mate, under a stirring
drive by Willie Shoemaker
finished second. Frimanaha
with Don Pierce up, was third
Winner Pays 5000
A track still deep from last
weeks rain helped keep the
time we'll above the track rec
ord of 1892 set by c. v. Whit
ney's Bug Brush in 1859 when
Evening star., 1963-02-03
Emil PIunetu Dies,
Pitched for Giants

ROCKY HILL. Conn, Feb. 2
tAPl.-Emil J. Planeta. 81. who
pitched two games for the New
York Giants In 1881, died TO-
day at his home here.
Planeta played for Bridge
port in the Eastern Baseball
League before joining the
Giants.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
Jennie Dean Routed
By Hoffmun-Boston

Melvin Palmer scored 10
points and grabbed l3 re-
bounds TO lead unbeaten Hoff-
man-Boston TO It's sixth straight
Virginia Interscholastic Asso-
citation basketball victory. 1855.
over Jennie Dean last night at
Arlington.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
VARIED SPORTS
NMIMNIING

SWIMMING
Army 10, Penn 30.
Denver ~, Utah ~.
FOTdam 80, Seton Hall as.
Harvard 80, Cornell 81.
Illinois 81, Ohio Wesleyan a.
Indiana ~, North Central %.
Miami (OhiOl 80, KentOn 3B.
Michigan state ~. Iowa SO.
Minnesota ~, Iowa 20.
Minnesota 80, Michigan State So.
n. &. state 80. VMI 3S.
North Carolina 81. Florida st. ~.
Northwestern 81, NOtre Dame SO.
RutEers 81, Bucknell ~,
Stanford 10, Air Force 81.
syracuse ~. Lehigh 30.
Yale 81, Navy 80.
WRESTLING
Buoknell IN, baltimore q. 0.
C0e 20, Monmouth 10.
Drexel 81, CCNY 3.
Dickinson ~. M0ntclair i3.
Gallaudet 23. LOyOla (Balt.D IS.
Harvard rs, Columbia i3.
Kalamazoo 81, Wayne 81. 3.
Lake Forest rs, Millikln rs.
Miehigan II, Minnesota 3.
Northwestern 20, Indiana q.
RutgcTs 81, COLGATE 4.
Seton Hall ~, Hartwick II.
FENCING
Detroit rs, Ohio state II.
Pace 16, Brooklyn Poly ~.
Wayne ST. i6, Ohio st. ~.
Wayne 81. ~, Wisconsin 10.
Wisconsin 20, Ohio state :.
Wisconsin ~, Detroit 13.
RIFLE
sir Force .7O1, Texas 603.
Navy l,l2i, Penn ST. l.fit.
TRACK
ChieaEO Tr. Club 81, Indiana I6.
Minnesota S6, Northwestern 20.
Ohio ST. ~. Penn ST. 20.
Wisconsin 13, w. Michigan Gs.
HOCKEY
Colgate Z. Rutgers I.
Harvard 3, Cornell 4.
Norwich Z. MeTrimack q.
81. Mary's Mimi 3, q. AdOl. 3.
81. Johns Mimi 10. COnedia. 3.
GYMNASTICS
Arig. ~. ". 81 BriE. Young 30.
Indiana 50is, CHICAGO 5213.
Iowa 81. Michigan state f8.
Penn State 81, Navy 32.
:. Illinois ~, Ball state 20.
syracuse isi1. Army 41il.
POLO
Yale rs. Cornell 3.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
Veteran Couch

Ted Webster is in his 33d
season as swimming coach at
Syracuse University.
Evening star., 1963-02-03

9th-S5.OOO: cling; 4 yr. and up;
IL. mi. (turD
Prince OTsini (HinOjosa) 4.7O $50
Mozart Blum $50
Superstition end, Don Rickles, Lit
tie Atlas House Rule. Bueno Road,
Batu, Berry o., Samay, Mr.. Erdkley.
Attendance, 2l,576. Total mutuel
pool, S2,ls2,l0
Evening star., 1963-02-03

sth-S5. 900; alw.: 3-yrs.; Ia mi.
Pumpkin Hill (Adamsl 9.1O $40 800
Z lSeragli0 Blum 13.iO go
NOreat lPlOmehOk) $40
Investor. Our Katy. Hallandale Mr..
Cold Storage. The Gent. DO Declare
Time, 1:51h.
Evening star., 1963-02-03

Captain Bligh, Comes A Tide, Sunni
Wolf, Lord Fairfax, Piping Egfet, Zoon,
Captain Charles. Time l:45b.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID ss6.sO
cling; Ayr. a up; bh
FIy Unto (VasiD I24O 600 $50
Warrior George lBrowsrJ 7.2O 40
Annapolis Girl tTTenGeTl 400
Well Doom, War Rim, cajuns Son.
More Toes. Kleiner Alfred, Drama, Bis
Davis. Time. li09h.
4th-si.sO0: alw: 3-yr.; brs fur.
Club Chief (zanEArD 41tO 1910 SO
Lost Son tCApel $50 3.g0
c Ruby sag tMinentOD $50
Sand Of Pleasure. Baby Wander,
z Isyll Money vs,FS RSSPsr' NIL psn.s PAY
Hays and Carter. entry
Lotsa Luck Ranch entry.
sth-sl, goo; cling Ayr. A. up: 8 fur
weather Lady lG'd'laI $40 500 $40
ksmis.I k..,IS hSPs sIs, 'masSa svss.s,D SSO SO 40
Chief III Cloud, Dan.D-Jim, Dauphin
County, Little sprite, sasitate. Time.
1;l5.
sth-sl 800; cling Ayr. 4 gp: ] nj
Panel lWliksrsonI no
snommis, cave Dveller. Biifs JOY
Winnoging, Princes Louise, Oeorges 4
Tip, N. .. SKID. Time, 1855.
7th-.-Sl 800. cling ayr A up fur
Nautical live tWllsonl 1900 OgO 90
Rhyth mic LAw 20 'della) 1890 $50
CedArmAn fGerdonl $50
Trieo, Weather dirl. Mortal Combat.
Pretty Bee, Little Janet, East Lawn,
French HAY Time, l'la'3,
sth--gi 800, AlV Ayr. A up; IL. mi
Rocky n, tNilsonl ag0 z 10 2 90
Trust Allis tBrawtTI ~ 90 100
NutmeE Ace tvAsli 2 M
Count Aumaf. q Apache Brave Run
Orr. KIM, o Hampton Mikes Sole
Time, i.fHf,
Soorstl and Alien entry.
Dth--s9 500! alw l.yr. A up = fur
Prince DIrlanas tJ'nD So No IL 20 90
Brandon PARK tO'FdsiiaI 7 90 9t1
Tea DAY ierniealAl gG0
HoneywcW, Lord pips, Test OF Time,
DeuN E'olles Time i;i3's.
] l0th-Si 500. alw.i ayr A upiil. mi
Mayer Zach tyAsln p.s0 $40 10
yaloT Native tYAcantil $50 = ~
LiAmhlas RAY Trench asO
purple Prince Friendly Mush DEB.
b4gS2S'IsSS 9ts sia 5' Itssasne. Il%i
Total hanai. for msstinE ~ $50 psg
Evening star., 1963-02-03
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50

DAILY DOUBLE PAID $500
3d-S4. 900; clmg.; Ayr. q up; fur.
Nayarseh Gecnardj 1000 .i0 S.60O
Gameus tMilliEan) 4 20
Spy Man, Star Trust, Mkt, Mr.
Arkie, Bird Season. Mirtaugh, Tom S
Brook. Suit Me Fine. War Bang. Time,
1:l1zs.
4th-S4,OOO; cling; Ayr. q up; 8 fur.
glmmull tHartaekl $50 s90 2eo
Chef Byram. Now Do 1t. Tara Teiia,
Cordona, Grand John, Humane Leader,
Joedimag, Telegenic. Time. l:l0as.
5th-S4 800: alw.: 3-yr.: q fur.
RstSeRsh%snt ReiE Tsh 1sn, tBm0 lO.OO SO sS sS
Paved (BrOoks) 800
Space Flyer, Swiftly Morgan, oh
What Fun, White on White, Sir Gay
Harold'S Gary. Bright Prince, Tele Jr.,
High Rank. Time. I'll.
Dirby Line (Brou'ard) e7.IO $3.50 10. 80
Destin0 Bob tUsSery) 1910 10
Ottawa (Hinojosa) 5.IO
Pitt-Penna, First Break, Rapparee,
Occur De Fer, Debbysman, Captain
Roman Col. Mengel. Time, l:ll2s.
7th-s25,OOO added: The Bousain-
Vile hdcp."; 3-yr. & up: Il. mi
Bronze BaSg H'jc.a) 1850 $50 s.4C 3 g
Filisteo II. Nickel Boy. Daniio, a For.
venir II. Royal Record, Tutankhamen,
Irish Dandy, Fl Bandido. Time. $50
aHasty House Farm entry.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
RACE CHARTS AT BOWIE

lcopyrEhted 1883 by Trangle Publications, IncJ
FIRST RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claiming: 4-year-ods anc
up; 1. miles Post l:35: off at start good wor
driving. Winner, j. T. saders br 4. By sailor-Europa
Trainer e. C. Smith; vslues-slsSO' sooo' s3Oo' $3.50
Evening star., 1963-02-03

2d-S4,500: cling: 3-yr; g fur.
Dark Ensign CBrOOks) SEQ $50 $50
Shady Story (S0lOmOne) SEQ 2.90
Our Rebel (CruED 1.R0
David s.. Val Old Pal Moonlight
Sail, Jim Gary, Mad Glow. Shamrock
Lady, Bishops Bond, Windy Lamar,
Amberao Time I.I1iz
Evening star., 1963-02-03
HiuIeuh Results
BY the Associated Press

1st-S3 800: cling: Ayr. g. up: Ia
mi.
Tres SarEentos (G'es) 1880 $50 4.5O
Al Abrams (FerrarO) $50 40
Tito DRUS0 (Jenkins) 1910
Mig's First, Leave Cancelled, Vicious,
Moss Eater, Hoe Down, Doc Wal,
Foote'S Best, Irish Mango, Royal Way.
Time, l:5l9s
Evening star., 1963-02-03

1bOO; 4.year-olds and up. niliss
,rlonss. ~. Post SEQ oit a once
Trainer, u Allen, Values
Time, il2A
Vet PIP I. y Str Pin. odds
IL g 7, z y Il @ssSS
Evening star., 1963-02-03
Shenandoah Results
BY the Associated Pres

ist-Si 200: mdn. 3-yT.: 8 fur.
Rattle And Snap tFr'hD 300 $50 40
ROYAL Fling tkirk) $50 ..lO
TransmitteT tsmith) a1O
Twice As Pine, Black Warrior.
Manuel NJ, More Sweets, Blind Eddie,
TOO Soon Smart Eckenrode. Time,
] .l5as.
Evening star., 1963-02-03

M miles Post 10; Oft At once good gon drylnF
Winner, r J hshtont q q, By shahpoof-Ilsta TiSsf
Trainer u 8, Ekon Values-s2t ib, $3.50, $3.50, siBb
Evening star., 1963-02-03

ad-Sl,3OO: cling; Ayr. a up: / mi.
Roman Carnage tV'ntD i.20 $50 $50
CatcOunt tGAmba rdellAD $50 40
Fltpp0 French $40
Wolf, Lord Fairfax. Piping EgTet, Zoon,
Cantaln ChaTles Time. .A5lh
Evening star., 1963-02-03

GAIN A FRIEND ~ 20 '''' '-o' 'OO'1' s''' s'o"
Total mdiusis pooi-siaio.7ss. Attsndsnes-iiisi.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
DAILY DOUBLE Is AND q PAiD sao5.so

BAY BELLE sg2 go 5000, 5000 ciTER $500 aaO
urlongs Post 02; OF once: start sood won drlv
Ing winner q L. ohrsrom, jr's b. 3 By OF Forest
SI6S sso T,insr MAriAni vaias'-sioSo $500
Evening star., 1963-02-03

FtPTH RhcE-Purse, :
and mares claiming 4 4
start good, won drivinr,
BY Equistnne Wasteiand
f2e7h $500, $3.50, sl7b
Horse Jockey, \
stonsyland lChambsrD
Pure Silver (Nerronfl