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The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-16
The Moral Basis
OF Racial Equality"

10 man. but is also MANS IN
HUMANITY TO MAN" II is the
maximum of hatred for a mini
mum OF reason.
Race prejudice is a treacher-
Gus denial OF the existence of
the dignity of mans soul. When
referring to the Negro we must
always keep in mind equally the
plight of all individuals belong
ing TO the human race.
Life here on earth is not only
the problem of the Negro. but.
also the problem of the white
man. not only the plight of life
OF the colored but also to the
situation Of the white people.
The writer wishes to empha-
size that there is a form of op-
preston which is more painful
and more scathing than physical
injury or economic privation. II
Is public humiliation and dis
elimination.
Racial hatred, tension and
strife are inhuman. Why not re-
cognize that this is not a white
mans world--it is the peopIe's
world, and the colored people
are of the same human family.
No man has a place in this
world who tries to keep another
man out of his place. The Negro's
plight, the blighted areas in the
large cities, the high incidence
of delinquency is not only q
matter Of race or color. IL is the
fruit of our system. Of our way
OF life.
The concern for the dignity
OF man must be explicitly re-
cognized that il Is not a matter
OF race, color. religion or origin,
not at all-IT IS A MATTER OF
LIFE HERE ON EARTH. given
to ALL MEN.
| know that very few people
are familiar with the words of
the Prophet AMOS. who lived
centuries ago, and he said: LET
JUSTICE ROLL DOWN LIKE
WATERS. AND RIGHTEOUS
NESS LIKE A MIGHTY
STREAM" In the eyes Of the
prophet, justice and tolerance
are not In the temples but in
the heart and soul Of man.
Wolf Levitan.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-16

working conditions. personal job
satisfaction and many other
finse bcaessts All qualified sp-
plicsn.s viii receive considera-
on fer employment without re-
card 10 race. color and national
origin
Interested persons should con-
tact the State Employment Ser.
vice Office. most Post Offices.
or the Board Of u. s. Civil Ser
vice Office. most Post Offices,
Mlnneapolis-St Paul Internation-
ii Airport. 81 Paul IL. Mime
sots- for forms and further in
formation.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-16

q Ny husband was recently
discharged from o VA hospital
because ~ what The hospital
said war "MHB What does This
mean
A-Ths letters stand FOR "MAsi
mum Hospifsi Benefit" This
mssns that hospital officials be.
ilsys that fhs patients condition
has Improved 10 the point that
additional time In fhe hospital
would bring sbovf no further
Improvement.
When ! enter q VA hospital
next month. may continue 10
draw my disability pension
A-vsisrsns With dependents
will not have their disability
pensions reduced while In Va
hospital. Veterans without de-
psndenis who draw their pen.
sion under Public Law All win
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-16
Hope Of Mankind
Is Grsticn Way

LOUISVILLE. Ky-More than
5000 anxious worshippers in
Louisville. Kentucky heard DR..
J. II. Jackson in the historic
Christian Heritage Day message.
This is the largest service Of its
kind in the United States OF
America This was the first time
that the predomina,ely white
Protestant group had invited a
Negro speaker. DR.. Jackson point
ed out that the present day mis-
trusts and tensions among the
peoples of the world have driven
serious men and women 10 seek
solution 10 the problems thro-
ugh the equality OF life pro.
claimed by Jesus OF Nazareth.
Said he:
Modern man has outgrown the
military philosophy Of the past.
and knows well there is no sal
walton through war and blood.
shed Our hope is in the way
OF peace and goodwill. and the
Christian message gives us the
way TO attain peace with honor.
The Christian church must
draw nearer 10 the Prince Of
Peace and lead the nations OF
the world out OF the present
chaos into day OF redemptive
fellowship.
The services were held in the
spacious Freedom Hall al the
playground. II began with a pro.
cession Of Ito cIergymen.
DIR. Arie Bestebreuhtje the
chairman Of the Christian Herr.
tage Day Program said DIR. Jack
son had brought the greatest
message during the history OF
the celebration. The Area Coun.
ell OF Churches gave TO the pre.
sIdent OF the five and a half mil.
Lon member National Baptist
convention a new title, Preach.
or 10 the peoples Of the world"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-16
The Bible Tells Us

Then Peter took him.
and began 10 rebuke him.
saving. Be is far from thee.
Lord this shall TO, be unto
thee.
BIT he t''rned. and said
INTO Peter. Get thee behind
re. Satan. thou art an Of
fence unto me. for thou sa-
y0rest not the things that
be Of God. but those that Be
Of men
Then said Jesus unto his
Disciples. II any man viii
come after me. Vet him deny
himself. and take up his
cross. and follow me
For whosceyer viii save
his life shall lose II. and
vhosoever will lose his life
for my sake viii find IL
For what is man profit
ed. il he shall gain the whole
world. and lose his own soui7
or what shall . man give in
exchange for his soul,
For the Son of man shall
come in the glory Of his
father With his angels: and
then ne shall reward every
man according TO his works
Veniy | say unto you.
There be some standing here,
-hich shall not taste death.
I'll they see the Son of man
corning in his kingdom.
Matthew l6.l3-28l
Study TO shew myself ap
proved unto God. a workman
that needeth not to be asham-
ed. rightly dividing the word
OF truth" III Timothy 2:l5)
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-16
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The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-16

Science and Health with
Key 70 the Scriptures. by
Mary Baker Eddy. The
Textbook Of Christian Science.
can be read. borrowed, or
purchased. together with HE
Bible. az Christian Science
Reading Rooms everywhere" /"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-16
VET SAYS.

have u adjusted 70 $40 per month
- The end of fhe second foil cal
endsr month of disqualification.
A. their discharge from the hos
piisl The foil pension will be
resumed. veisrsns without do
pendsnts who draw their pension
under ihs Old Pension Law will
have " reduced ~ the end OF
,sis months 70 50 percent OF $50
whichever Is The greater amount.
The full amount will be resumed
upon discharge from the hospi-
fsI. Payments of amounts with
held under tho Old Pension Law
may be made on serminsfion of
hospIfiiixsfIon.
Q--Can a veteran obtain o GI
loan 10 buy q home In Mexico7
A--No. The property must be
located ln the unlted States,
lfs territories or posssssions.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-16
To The Editor

Few OF US realize that racism
is not only mans gravest threat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19
Davey Moore
Scores TKO

SAN JOSE. Calf, Feb. 10
(AP.-Davey Moore, the worlds
featherweight champion, scored
a fifth-round technical knock
out over Gil Cadilli Of Los
Angeles here last night.
Referee Tony Bosnich
stopped the non-title bout, in
San Jose Civic Auditorium, at
the end Of the fifth round after
Cadilli had taken a terrific
beating from Moore during the
round.
Cadilli was knocked down for
the count Of eight at one stage
OF the round, the second time
during the fight that he had
been on the canvas. He was
knocked down In the third
round for an eight count with
a hard right TO the body.
Moore, beating Cadilli for
the third time. was In COM
mand OF the fight from the
opening bell. In two previous
fights Moore won decisions but
had never knocked down Ca
din.
Moore, who weighed l3l TO
cadilli's 1904. will defend his
championship March l6 against
Sugar Ramos Of Cuba in Los
Angeles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19

limo Gomez making up most Of
his ll2-pound package.
Live Oak Farms Rob Roy
III, under 113, and Mrs. Mary
Keim's Florida-br Herosho-
gala, at ITO, also are possible
starters in the 26th running
of the Widener.
Ogden Phipps' Hitting Away
is doubtful, at lit pounds. but
Trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsim-
mons said he would confer with
the owner before making a
decision. The veteran trainer
said Phipps was out of touch
and It may be day or two
before a decision on Hitting
Away is made.
Another possible starter is
H. c. Vandervoort, ir's., Tin
God, one Of the lightweights
at ITO pounds.
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toner. But the kids coming
into the service today seem q
lot softer than they used to be. "
At least they're probably a
lot softer than Johnson was
when he enlisted, although that
was in December, 1912, more
than two years after he hung
up his spikes.
johnson competed in AAU
meets for two years after
graduating from Columbia in
1898. That added up to six
years of running and jumping
in major meets.
He tied world records-since
broken-at 100 yards (9.4 sec
onds) and 100 meters l0.2),
and shared American indoor
records at so yards and so
meters. He still hold university
records at those distances, plus
220 yards, 200 meters and in
the broad jump.
Still Shares Record
The world 60-meter standard
he still shares, simply because,
he explains, the distance isn't
offered any longer. But In 1885,
with an eye toward the Olym-
pics at Berlin the following
year, even the indoor meets
here used metric distances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19

points based on school enrollmentl
O'Connell Of Arlington will
play Norfolk Catholic in the
first round Of the eight-team
Virginia Catholic League bas-
ketball tournament opening
Friday in Richmond. The
Knights. defending champions,
are seeded No. 3.
Top = seeded Benedictine Of
Richmond meets st. Joseph's
Of Petersburg in its opening
game. The Cadets had a 81
game winning streak snapped
by O'Connell Friday night,
48-45. at O'Connell.
The pairings:
Upper bracket Benedictine
VS.. st. Joseph's, 9 pm; st.
Emma's VS.. st. PauPs, 2 pm.
Winners play at 9 pm. Satur-
day. losers at 2 pm. Saturday
Lower bracket-Barry Rob-
inSon VS.. Cathedral. 4 pm;
O'Connell VS.. Norfolk Catholic,
7 pm. Winners play at 7 pm.
Saturday. losers at 4 pm. Sat-
urday
Finals-3:30 pm. Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19

Codson CIinches
IA Scoring Title

Billy Dodson of Hammond
High School has clinched the
Virginia Group la League
basketball scoring champion
ship.
With one game to play,
against Lee Thursday, Dodson
has 366 points for II games
and a ais average. His near
est competitor. Manchester's
Bill Bundy. has closed out his
season.
Bundy. a 6-foot-7, 15-year-
old sophomore, earlier had
taken the lead from Dodson,
but was bitten by the flu bug
last week and turned in a sub
par 6-point effort Friday and
a 17-point performance Sat-
urday. Bundy finished the
season with 324 points in Is
games for a 20.2 average.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19

Bladensburg High School is
assured of at least a tie for the
Prince Georges County Class
AA Basketball League cham
pionship as a result Of its come
from-behind 74-67 victory over
Northwestern yesterday.
The Mustangs have only one
game remaining. Thursday
against secon d-place High
Point. which was upset yester-
day by Oxon Hill, and a VIC
tory would give the Mustangs
the title. High Point has Two
league games remaining and
must win both to tie the
Mustangs.
Northwestern held q 1857
lead going into the final period
yesterday, but the Mustangs
scored the first 6 points Of the
quarter and outscored the
Wildcats, 1910, in the final 8
minutes.
Bladensburg won the game
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19
Air Force Tournament
Continues at Andrews

The Headquarters Command
OF the Air Force has scheduled
four more games today and to-
night at Andrews Air Force
Base in the ouble-elimination
basketball tournament to find
a representative for the World
wide Air Force event next
month.
In the opening round yester-
day. Goodfellow ALB, Tex, de-
feated Air Force Academy per-
sonnet. 1884; Boiling ABB
beat Maxwell ALB. Ala. 65-49:
Kelly ALB, Tex. nipped Fort
Meade. $500, and Andrews
routed Gunter ABB. Ala,
9l-54.
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BEST EXERCISE THERE IS
Johnson, Runner of Note,
Pleased by Walking Craze

johnson was q freshman at
Columbia and Owens a sopho-
more at Ohio State when they
met In the National AAU indoor
championships at Madison
Square Garden. Owens ran the
go meters in 6.6 seconds In the
semifinals, but in the final
johnson equaled that time to
beat Jesse. The 6.6 record later
was also tied by Herb Thomp-
son Of Jersey City. =
Despite a pulled leg muscle
in the outdoor AAU meet In
1886 and a bout with the
measles in the '38 outdoor sea-
son. johnson added titles in
the NCAA 220-yard dash, the
lC-4A so and broad Jump in
doors, and the 100. 220 and
broad Jump outdoors. plus the
AAU outdoor 100-yard dash.
Credited With 81
Additionally, he won about
a dozen foreign championships
touring abroad with the United
States team in 1887 and '38,
But he's Just as proud Of a mark
he was never given credit for
officially. That was a time Of
6 seconds flat in the 60-yard
dash at the 1888 Millrose
Games.
Several watches caught him in
6 flat, and it was submitted to
the AAU for approval as a
United States indoor world
record.
II understand" johnson re-
calls, that a member Of the
AAU committee said that no
one could run that fast. In
stead, they credited me with
81, which I had run in the
semifinals and which I did a
week later at the New York
Knights of Columbus meet" =.
Anyway, the 81 stood until
1860, when Herb Carper Of Pitt
officially turned in 6 flat. Last
March, Villanova's Frank Budd
joined a growing list by running
6 flat twice in one night at the
1C-4A indoor championships.
But Johnson's feat might
have been even more amazing
than Budd's. In the 1930s,
starting blocks we're not allowed
to help the Splinter get off the
mark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19
High Point Upset
By Oxon Hill

oxon Hill High caught High
Point looking to its meeting
Thursday with, league-leading
Bladensburg and upset the
Eagles, 50-47, yesterday at
Oxon Hill.
The loss was High Points
second in Prince Georges
County Class AA competition.
The Eagles must beat Bladens-
burg and Surrattsville to gain
a tie with Bladensburg for the
regular season title.
The Clippers outscored High
Point in every period, chalking
their seventh victory in IL
games. Bill Becker's IS points
for the Eagles were high for
the game
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19

Cup and the 500, 900 Campbell
BY far the most interestin
that contained the nomination
the Campbell, to be run or
closing day, March %.
John Turner, Bowie's racing
secretary, who will weigh the
Campbell field 10 days before
the race, was a bit surprised
himself to see the nomination
of KelSo.
I'VE used no pressure what
soever to get Kelso In the race,
but we are delighted to have
him." Turner said.
What makes it better is that
Mrs. (Richard) dupont and
Trainer Carl Hanford very
seldom nominate a horse for
a stakes unless the race is on
their schedule.
Bowie will make a good
stopping off place for Kelso
and Hanford when they head
North. The Campbell is a week
after the Gulfstream Handicap
and we'll in front of the big
races in New York"
4
If Kelso has anything to say
about it, he might have some
misgivings about appearing in
Maryland.
1t will be remembered that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19
Priory Crushed
By St. Stephens

st. Stephens School ran its
winning streak to II by de-
feating Priory, 60-39, yester.
day in a makeup game at
Priory. The game had been
showed out earlier in the sea-
son.
The Saints jumped into a
1874 first period lead and
played their starters only in
the first and third quarters.
coasting to their 18th victory
in 10 games.
Jim Howard and Dave Jacob
son Of the Saints led the
scorers, netting is and IL. re-
.v.n0A4,,1lw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19
KeIso Draws 1871
For 18th Widener

MIAMI, Feb. 10 (AP). -
We'll rum" Trainer Carl Han
ford said yesterday after Bo-
hemia Stables KelSo drew l3l
pounds for Saturdays 100000
added Widener Handicap.
The weight was / pound
more than Kelso drew in the
Santa Anita Handicap, to be
run the same afternoon, and
Hanford's statement means the
champion horse of the last
three years will remain at
Hialeah Park rather than go
to California.
With Kelso giving away from
5 to 81 pounds to his rivals,
the field for the lK-mile fix
ture may have as many as nine
or 10 starters.
Ridan Gets l26
The jew Stables Ridan,
second to KelSo in the recent
Seminole, gets in with 1876
pounds under Racing Secretary
Kenny Noe, jr.'s weights, and
Moody Jolley, husband of one
of Ridan's owners. had no COM
plants. Ridan is trained by
Jolley's son, Leroy.
Hobeau Farms Beau Purple,
assigned l25 poundr is ex-
pected to be a starter with his
Stablemate, Kilmoray, at ITO.
Trainer Walter Kelley said
he plans to start Little M
Farms Sunrise Flight. under
ia pounds, with Larry Adams
aboard. Adams won four stakes
at Tropical Park this winter
and took the Jasmine at Hia-
leah.
]. w. Smiths Jay Fox, as
signed ia pounds, won an al
lowance race at Ia miles yes
terday under 116 and probably
will go again Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19
BY DICK SLAY
star staff Writer


The current rage to hike Is
not a subject Of ridicule for 1t.
Col. Ben johnson. q man who
seems to have turned around
the wornout advice that one
must walk before he can run.
Johnson was a runner Of note
before he became much of a
walker. He once beat Jesse
Owens in a major race and,
after Owens retired in 1896, he
wore the tag Of worlds fastest
human" for a couple Of years.
That was back during and
Immediately after his under
graduate days at Columbia Uni
versity, roughly a quarter-cen-
fury ago. Now Al and an acting
branch director in the office Of
the Chief Of Transportation,
johnson plays golf and an oc-
casional game of handball-and
walks.
The difference between john
son as a mixer and the coveys
Of secretaries. models and page
boys recently cluttering the
trails is that he's already in
fairly good physical condition
and can wait for warmer wealth.
er. BY then the fad probably
will have passed and he and
his l0-year-old son bnce more
viii be able to walk in privacy.
Excellent Exercise
However, johnson hopes that
the walking craze turns out to
be more enduring than the hula
hoop and phonebooth stuffing.
1T is one Of the best exercises
there u.s." he insists, because
when you walk you must use
your whole body.
THE military services long
have used 1t as a prime condi-
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D. c. Fighter Wins

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Feb. 10
lAPl.-Jim Richardson OF
Washington, d. c.. the defend
ing lightweight champion.
Knocked out New Orleans
Percy Williams last night In
the first round OF the AIR Force
world boxing tournament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19

I piece OF mail was the envelope
Of Bohemia Stables Kelso for
he was forced TO settle for a
consolation prize twice in his
only two starts in the Free
State-both in Laurels Inter-
national. However, it took two
near-classic performances toI
beat Kelso. One was T. v
Lark's top effort of his career
when he set course record to
beat Kelso in 1861.
A year later Kelso tried
again.. and this time a Euro
pean star, Match II, caught
him in the stretch after the
Bohemian Stable ace had put
away Beau Purple and Carry
Back.
Bohemia Stable hardly can
be described as a hungry OUT
fit, so that it is unlikely that
Kelso will be raced beyond his
peak days.
But the rather ordinary look
ing gelding, who is now 6, (
has a chance Of catching Round
Table, the turf's all-time money
winner, who earned $l,749, 1863. .
Kelso needs $98,619 to tie him.
They say the first million is
the toughest, but I've got to
disagree" Hanford said. when
you're going after the second
million you must make it in the
handicap ranks, when you are
carrying weight. I
Its hard to predict If Kelso
will ever catch Round Table. I
know Mrs. dupont wouldn't
want to keep racing him if he
ever had to drop down in class
IN order TO win"
Should Kelso be shipped to
Bowie, the Campbell does not
figure to be exactly a 100000
plus giveaway, either. The
nomination list is not COM
pleted, but among others al
ready named for the mile-and-
a-sixteenth event are Ridan,
Crimson Satan and Mongo.
That doesn't exactly sound
like walkover.
- 49,
SHORT SPRINTS - Next
Monday at Bowie will mark
the first of four dark days at
the track in the pines.
However, should there he a
weather cancellation before
then, the day would be utilized.
Holidays are also scheduled
for three Mondays in March.
There was a preview of
spring at Bowie yesterday,
with the thermome ter hit
ting SIS degrees. The largest
weekday turnout Of the meet
ing-10, 750-wagere~ $1,015,-
673, highest handle so far for
the season for a non-Saturday |
program. S. H. Rogers,
jr.'s Cyclopavia has been hand
ed topweight of 124 pounds for
Saturdays $25, 000-added Bar
bara Fritchie Handicap. Cop
pahaunk and Oil Royalty are
next in line, with 1913 pounds
each. Both are stakes winners
this season. Cyclopavia won the
Burch Handicap at Bowie, and
Oil Royalty captured Santa
Anita's Las Flores Handicap.
Jockey Wayne Chambers
broke his losing streak yester-
day, winning on Tennessee
Bandit ($4.60) in the second
race to complete a $202.4O daily
double for two and nine back
ers. 1t was Chambers first VIC
tory since Wednesday and his
22d Of the meeting. Joe Cul-
none. his nearest rival, was
forced to cancel his rides yes
terday due to neuralgia in his
shoulder. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19
NeuIe Cugers Take
County CuthoIic Title

Archbishop Neale High
School won the Charles County
Catholic high school basketball
championship by defeating
Notre Dame, 48-47, yesterday
at Bryantown. 1t was Neale's
second victory over Notre Dame,
the only other team in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19
BIodensburg CIinches
Tie for County Title

at the foul line, sinking IA Of
% charity losses to North
Westerns 5 for 8. The Wild
cats had a $3.50 edge in field
goals.
Bill Bowers "a points for
Northwestern were high for
the game. Brian Carpenters
20 topped four Bladensburg
.-I-.. a.. Az.,t.H. Aa.-,,...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19

Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
Bladensburs ~. Northwestern 81.
ST. stephens 90, Priery 50.
Games Today
Bell at Coolidge. $3.50.
Wilson W. Dunbar at Tech, $50.
Western 81 Roosevelt, $3.50.
Tech at Anaeostla, $3.50.
Phelps AZ splngarn, $3.50.
Eastern at Ballou, $3.50.
suitland at DuvaI. 2.
surrattsville az Central. 2;1O.
Douglass, Nd, at Gwynn Park, 2.
Laurel az SaAscer, 2,
Landen az 81. Albans, $50.
Mackin at Parker-Gray. 1850.
GlenelE AZ Prlory, $3.50.
jSSps =. lanes a. q. n ssrs $50
GonIaGa Al Episcopal, Z.
Laekey al Maret. 3.
Charlotte Hail ~ LaPlata, 3.
Bulls az FLINT Hill, 4.
Warren County AZ EIkton. 3.
Games Tomorrow
c g; Isni Par: I. = s.,! ssi"'; AIS! a
DsMaths AZ Navy PieSes, 4.
Carroll al Gu Fresh, $50.
Pomonkey at Banneker, !.
Wheaton NJ B-CC, Y.
NorthwOod al Blair, e.
Damascus Al roolesvills. ..
Elnstein AZ whitman, 4.
sprlnGbrook at OaithersburE, 2.
Walter Johnson IL Richard Mont
shsy1aoa Al P.aYy. a
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Fight Results

SAN JOSH, CALI, Davey Moore,
l3i, Columbus, Ohio, stopped oil
CadillL 1904, Los Anselcs 90. Nom
SAN FRANCISCO - Holly Minis.
1873, Baltimore, outpcintsd Clarence
James, l9g. Richmond Calf no..
LOS hNOELBe Tevel Holman.
~, san Diego, ca H.. stopped Eddie
Pace, ib3h, Honolulu, 90.
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Depends on Weather

Trainer Ralph Kercheval said
Prego, winner of last years
Flamingo. will 60 If the weather
and track are dry, with Ave-