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Utilizing the existing tower
structure situated on a 2UU-ft
elevation on Calbritaberg Hill.
near the Airpotr Terminal,
FAA will reactivivate the
structure and construct a new
tower cab on top that viii
house the control operation.
Bids for the 100000 pro-
ject will 60 out in the latter
part Of November. Plans and
Specifications have been COM
pleted and the present sche-
dule calls for the facility to
be operational by June, 1864.
The Federal Agency's deci-
sion to operate the control
tower at the Truman Airport
was revealed by the Governor
following a conference be-
tween the Chief Executive
and three FAA officials as
signed to the Caribbean area.
The cost of the control tow
Ell includes all electronic
equipment associated with its.
operation. With the establish
ment Of the tower the exist
ing FAA Flight Service Sta
ton id ST. Thomas will be de-
commissioned but the Agency
will provide foreign exchange
service between st. Thomas &
its flight service station in st.
Croix.
This service will enable pi-
lots in st. Thomas to obtain
weather conditions and other
flight information from any
local telephone exchange at
no cost to them by commune
eating with the st. Croix sta
ton.
The new control tower once
oprational, will provide Pair
port clearances for flying
craft and will facilitate and
expedite both air carriers and
general aviation craft in and
out Of St. Thomas.
Attending the conference
with the Governor was Jamie
p. Sierra, FAA Area Manager.
for Puerto Rico and the Vir-
gin Islands; Bill Singletary,
Chief, international Flight
Service Station, San Juan;
and Wallace Chapman, Chief
Flight Service Station, St.
Thomas.
, 1963-11-15
FOR RENT

at La Grande Princesse
3 Bedroom, just built home
with big yard for planting.
See. FABIAN MARTINEZ
Box 123 Phone 77S-1368
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Skowrons Have
Domestic Trouble

HILLSDALE, N. j., Mar. IL
(AP).-The attorney for Bill
Skowron. Los Angeles Dodgers
first baseman. said today that
Skowron and his wife filed
divorce actions against each
other last summer.
Skowron's charges Of GRIM
inal adultery against his wife
and another man are to be
incorporated in an amendment
to. Skowron's divorce action
brief. the attorney. Anthony q
Rattle. said.
Skowron flew here from
Miami early Sunday and, with
a private detective, entered his
home. He found his wife
Virginia. 20. and Robert Jenco
20, Of Saddle River. in the
house, police said.
The 31-year-old ball player
then lodged a complaint charg.
ing his wife and Jenco with
criminal adultery. Mrs. Show
ron, in turn. charged her hus-
band and the private detective
Matthew Donohue Of Ruther.
ford. with simple assault anC
battery.
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AS expected, the College Park
Swim Club mems team and the
Northern Virginia Aquatic Club
women's squad viii take big
leads into the final IL heats
Of the District AAU senior
swimming championships to-
night at the University Of Mary
land. The meet starts at 8
o'clock.
The College Park team,
mainly made up Of members
Of the Terps' championship
team, piled up rs points last
night, a 39-point margin cvel
runnerup Northern Virgins
Aquatic Club.
NVAC won four Of the five
women's events to earn IS
points. Silver Spring YMCA Is
second with 10.
Robyn johnson Of NVAC
unofficially was clicked in rec
ord time for the l00-yard free
style as she anchored a team
of Kathy Hennessy, Debbie Lee
and Anne Bancroft that set
an American record for the
400 yard relay. Their time
was 3:48.8.
Robyn's younger brother
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Lokers Perk Up, Get
Double Shot in Arm

ketball Association playoffs
later this month. The Lakers
already have won the West
ern Division title, They meet
the Warriors tonight at San
Francisco.
In other MIA games tonight
the Cincinnati Royals play the
Knickerbockers at New York
and the Syracuse Mats meet
the zephyrs at Chicago.
The Hawks led the Lakers
1920, after one quarter last
night but Los Angeles caught
up late in the second period
and took a $3.50 lead early In
the third quarter.
Elgin Baylor, the Lakers
leading scorer. was held to 20
points, but four other Lakers
scored In double figures
Frank Selvy made 20, Leroy FL
lis is, Dick Barnett IA and Rod
Hundley II. Bob Petit waS
high for the Hawks with 10.
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Ahearn InstaIIs
Tv Fight Gear
In Skate Arena
BY DICK SLAY
star staff Writer

Goldie Ahearn's new tele-
vision screen was several hours
late arriving this morning at
National Arena, 1649 Kalorama
road NV, but that figures to
be an insignificant hitch in his
first promotion Of a closed
circuit fight telecast at the
roller rink.
Planning for the future.
Ahearn bought a screen instead
Of renting one, and 1t was made
to order in New York, measur-
ing 80 feet by 30 feet. Those
who cannot go to New York to
see Cassius Clay and Doug
Jones fight in the flesh at Madi-
son Square Garden may get an
ample closeup via electronics
here tomorrow night,
The screen and scaffolding
and more than $500 chairs
will be in place on the 10000
square-foot floor by the time
the doors open at 9 pm. to-
morrow. The heavyweig hi
fight begins at 10 O'Clock.
However, it is suggested that
fans driving to the arena ar
rive very early. The garage
under the arena win be able
to handle only between 100 and
100 cars and the 2400 Garage
across the street only 35 to
so. Both lots will charge a fiat
81 for the fight fans.
Meanwhile, the telecast here
was far from sold out today
at "a a ticket. They remain or
sale at Ahearn's Restaurant
Connecticut avenue and N
street NV. and at the Willard
Hotel.
The report from Philadel-
phia, where the fight alsC
is being telecast, was that the
1000 seats sold out yesterday
morning at IS a copy, anC
tickets were being scalped al
50 and $40.
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Fl. McNuir Wins
Opening Come in
I'd Army Tourney

Powerful Fort Knox (Ky)
takes on Fort McNair today in
the feature game Of the second
round Of the I'd Army basket
ball tournament at Fort Eustis,
Va.
Fort Knox rolled over Valley
Forge Pa.), 1879, yesterday
in the opening round. Fort
McNair nipped Fort DERRICK
Md, 62-61: Walter Reed
whipped Fort Monroe Cva,),
77-72; Aberdeen Proving
Grounds thumped Tobyanna
CPa), $3.50; Army Chemical
Center (Va.) defeated Fort Bel
voir, 91-78; Fort Eustis beat
Fort Lee (va.), 1857; vint Hill
(Va) topped >Lordstown (Pa0 /,
1892, and Arlington Hall
trounced Fort Meade (Md)
1864, in other first round
games.
Other pairings for today are:
Vint Hill VS.. Arlington Hall,
Fort Eustis VS.. Army Chemical,
Fort Monroe VS.. Tobyanna, Fort
DERRICK VS.. Valley Forge, Fort
Belvoir VS.. Fort Lee, Lordstown
vs.. Fort Meade, and Walter
Reed VS.. Aberdeen.
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All Brandy
Heads Field

All Brandy, owned by John
A. Manfuso Of Chevy Chase,
heads the field Of seven Mary
land-foaled rivals entered at
Bowie today for tomorrow's
SIC. 000-added Eastern Shore
at Bowie. Carrying l19 pounds,
All Brandy, winner Of the Bar
bara Fritchie in her last start,
viii be the starting lightweight
for the T-furlong test.
All Brandy. who will be rid
den by Sam Boulmetis, will
take on Watson Elliott's Tus-
cany Pomp. l16; Leon Deleon's
Tuscan Spy, ITO: Charles Z.
Reithmeyer's Double Heritage,
ia; Donald @. Ross Aliad, ITO;
George Sims Yeuxdoux, ITO,
and Glenn c. Smiths Trojan
Seth, ITO.
The Eastern Shore, which
was last run at HGvre de Grace
in i949 as an open 2-year-old
event. will have q $10,850 gross
value with seven starters and a
winners share Of $7,O52.50.
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as good as he claims2 AS good
as Louis or Dempsey?
With a destroyer like Listen
on top, real ring fans already
are beginning to look around
for somebody to knock him off.
Clay. perhaps, or some un-
known.
I'VE saw a pretty good
heavyweight on the Utah
team" Jocko said, "a boy by
the name Of Tom Doyle. He
threw his shoulder out Of place
and lost in the final, but he
made q good impression on
everybody. He not only has q
punch but knows how to ham
die himself. To tell the truth,
even though he was q big guy
he moved like q middleweight
He was quick"
Jocko can wait for Doyle to
develop, but Goldie Ahearn Is
putting his chips on Clay
Goldie doesn't come right out
and say so, but he shelled out
81, 200 for a giant television
screen for tomorrow nights 10
cal telecast Of the Clay-Doug
Jones bout at New York.
That's q lot Of money for
Goldie, and rest assured it was
no one-shot investment. II
also is costing Ahearn a pretty
penny to install chairs in the
National Roller Skating Arena
on Kalorama road, and what
he'll make this time won't be
worth the trouble. But the fu.
ture? All, it's all wine ant
roses-if Clay proves to b.
more than an orator with 9
good, smart manager.
Right now we'd have to say
the fight game is on the up, Il
not up and up. Ahearn hopes
so.
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Gulfstreum
BY the Associated Press
Swedes Sink
u. Team in
Ice Hockey

STOCKHOLM, Mar. u (AP)
Defending Champion Sweden
handed the United States its
fourth straight setback today
in the world ice hockey cham
pionships, l7-2. The Swedes
went to the head Of the Glass
A standings with their fourth
victory.
In an earlier game. Russia
scored four goals in each
period and easily defeated East
Germany, 1870.
It was the third victory in
four games for the Russians
and kept them in contention
for the title. They have lost
only to defending champion
Sweden In the eight-nation
round-robin competition.
The East Germans, who
haven't won q game, were SC
badly out-classed that two Of
the Russian second perioS
goals were scored while Rus.
sian players were in the pen
atty box.
Hungary defeated Denmark
1913, today in a Class C game
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TentutiveOK
Given Bill to
Shift Dates

ANNAPOLIS. Mar. IL (AP)
Despite some scattered sharp
shooting against confirming
deals already mace. the Mary
land Senate was on the verge
today Of approving a track con-
solidation In which nearly So
million viii change private
hands.
The Senators tentatively
voted. 1872, last night for clos
ing three minor tracks and
transferring their 4S days 10
four other more successful
plants.
In addition, three remaining
harness tracks would get in
creases from "a 10 30 nights
apiece.
Racing would be discontinued
at Cumberland. Bel Air. Balti-
more Raceway. the latter a
harness track.
This would permit Bowie,
Pimlico, Laurel and Timonium
TO increase their meetings by
IL days apiece. The three
major tracks would be extended
TO 50 apiece and Timonium TO
"a.
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Ted Williams
FiImAvuiIubIe

The Ted williams film. Tar
pom Fishing" taken in color in
the Florida. Keys has been made
available without charge TO
sportsmen's groups here.
The film was a feature Of
the recent International Boat
Show at the National Guard
Armory and caused a great
deal of comment from boat
show visitors.
So much interest was
aroused that Sears, Roebuck &
Co., which sponsored the film
decided to make 1t available.
The film lasts about 20
minutes and has a running
commentary by Williams. II
can be obtained by calling
Craig Kennedy, Sears sporting
goods manager at 362-1l22. ex-
tension 218.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-12

The Los Angeles Lakers, who
haven't exactly been I'D 10 their
eyeballs in good news lately,
have at least two happy events
TO contemplate today.
For one thing. after losing
seven Of their previous eight
games. the Lakers defeated the
ST. Louis Hawks, i00-06. last
night at the Los Angeles Sports
Arena in the only game sched-
uled.
But. better yet. their all-star
guard. Jerry West, worked out
earlier In the day and said he
felt no pain In his left leg
West pulled a hamstring muscle
February 3 In q game at New
York. Since then the Lakers
have played 20 games and lost
10 OF them.
West Is expected TO be able
TO play In the National Bas-
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Berry Makes
AIl-Eost Team

NEW YORK. Mar. IL (AP)
Mick Workman Of Seton Hall,
the Nations leading scorer. and
Bill O'Connor Of Canisius are
repeaters on the All-East col
lege basketball team. chosen
yesterday by the Eastern Col
lege Athletic Conference.
A l0-man squad was picked
for the ECAC by sports writers
and broadcasters. Named were
Forwards--Barry Kramer, New Yorl
University. 0eery Ward. Boston Col,
lege; Fred Crawford. 81. Bonayenture
and Jim Barry, Oeorgetown.
centers = Bill Bradley Princeton
and Bill O'Connor, Canisius,
Ouards-Nick Workman. Seton Hall
Jim lyman. 81. Joseph's pa: Wall,
Jones, villsnova. and Vince Ernst
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College Park and NVAC
Closing on Swim Titles

Chris, provided the biggest up
set of the night when he nippcd
Bill Nullmeyer of CPSC in the
200-yard freestyle with a time
of 1879.
There were 10 District AAU
records smashed in the IL
events.
MEMS DIVISION
200-yard freestyle: /. Chris john
= n Bii N snnIn coiies A'T PARK swim
Club 9; GREG Meehan. Confessional
20O-yard breaststroke: 1. Jim Ed
mondson, Northern virginia Aquatic
Club; 2. Ted Lupien, College Park
Swim Club: 3. Mike sehaeberle. coilege
Park Swim club-2:26.1.
IOO-ymrd backstroke: 1. Tom Gallo
meris, college Park swim Club; 2. Dick
Donohue. Northern virginia Aquatic
Club; 3. Andy Rock. 'unsttached-5e
seconds.
2O0-yard butterfly: 1. Raoul Re-
billiard, College Park Swim Club: 2.
Dick Dunphy. college Park Swim Club:
9. Hugh Lupien and Mike McMahon;
ObAg4N = swim (Aa1 NNagg--NsONsge
400-yard individual medley: 1. Tom
2: Hugh Roddin. collese Park Swim
Club-4:41.5.s
4OO-yard freestyle relay: /. COLLEGE
Park Swim Club eric Lampe. Bill
Nullmeyer. Raoul Rebiilard, Kelvin
Gilsonl; 2. Confessional Country Club:
3. Northern virginia Aquatic Club
| - -. r..u... nj o.s...
Club. IS; Northern Virgins. Aquatic
Club. SO: Confessional Country Club.
"a: Silver Spring YMcA. 0: Jewish
Community Center. 0.
wOMEN's DIVISION
25O-yard freestyle: 1-Kathy Hem
messy, Northern virginia Aquatic Club:
l2-Myia MiehaelS. Northern Virginia
Aquatic Club; 3-Mary Connolly.
Northern Virginia Aquatic Club. Time
25O-yard hreaststroke: Dale Barn
hard, Congressional Country Club; p
Tammy Hazelton, Silver Spring INCA;
Pat Grimes. Silver Spring YMCA.
IOO-yard baekstroke: l-Janet
WEIGH. Northern VirginiA Aquatic Club;
MARY Connolly, Northern Virginia
srn ,virginia Aquatic Club. Time
200-yard butterfly: I-Anne Ban
, croft, Northern Virginia Aquatic Club;
Hagood. Congressional Coun-
try Club: 3-Myra Michaels, Northern
virginia Aquatic Club. Time, 1884.
ern Virginia Aquatic Club "a" (Kathy
! Henness Debby Lee, Anne Bancroft
Robyn Johnson)i 2-NvAc "B." Tine
, 3:46.e.s
Team scores: Northern Virginia
Aquatic Club. IS: Silver Spring YMCA
IS: Congressional Country Club, IL,
Jewish Community Center, B; Collees
Park Swim Club, o.
ID, c, AAU senior championship
) !" American women's record.
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New York's CYO boxing team.
Such q show Of temper was
unusual for Pete.
THAT Cassius Clay" Mello
said darkly as Jocko entered
the room. Hes at our gym in
New York-wants to work out,
I told Red Curran before I left
it was okay for Clay to use the
place. But we don't allow spec
tators, and now he tells Curran
he can't train unless his public
is allowed to see him.
"His public" Mello went on,
splitting out the words. well
you heard me. I told him to gel
the hell out Of there and &c
somewhere else. We can't have
any rough house or bad Ian
guage with all those kid:
around that club"
But he may be the next
heavyweight champion" Jockc
cautioned.
"You heard what I said,'
Mello replied. "Out."
/ Curiously, the only true
sports question thrown al
Sports Editor Bill Peeler yes
terday by a group of more
than 100 touring German
sports writer's visiting Wash
Iington concerned boxing. Base
ball wasn't mentioned, mol
track, football or golf. The
visitors primarily were con.
cerned with headlines, the
amount Of space allotted sports
size Of the sports staff. sal
aries, hours, etc.
The question about boxinl
pointed up its universally
Horse racing, golf and footrac'
ling are worldwide activities
but in countries and places to'
small for most sporting &C
tivities you'll always find /
couple Of athletes fighting
The Germans wanted to know
If boxing would stage a come
back In this country.
The brash Clay undoubtedl!
holds the key to the immediate
answer to the question, NOR
so than sullen Sonny LSton
! the champion. Bookings popu
larity is geared 10 the heavy
weight division. 1t dipped wheI
colorless Gene Tunney de
throned colorful Jack Demp
sey, scared again when Jo'
Louis appeared on the seem
and dropped off when he left
II Clay keeps talking - ant
,, winning - 1t will rise again.
To be sure, there are nag
ging doubts about Cassius
clairvoyant powers. There 4
wonder in some quarter
whether parties Of the secont
part cooperated in the disap
pearing act, but such wonde.
: only goads the curious to evel
more feverish interest. Can h
belt out the champion? Is HI
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West Tops Boxer

LEXINGTON. KY, Mar. IL
(AP). = Terry Baker, Oregon
States basketball playmaker,
was named yesterday as the
first player for the West in
the East-West College All-Star
game in Lexington March 80.
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Odds Established
For SteepIechose

LONDON. Mar. IL (AP)-
London bookies last night made
springbok q l0-l favorite for
the Grand National Steeple-
chase TO be run at Aintree
March 30.
In a call-over at London's
Victoria Club, Frenchman's
Cove was made second favorite
at lei and Owens Sedge-
owned by Actor Gregory Peck
was placed third at 1871.
Leading odds:
sprinsbok, iO-l. Frenchman's Cove,
ll-li Owens Bedge, l2.l Carrlckberg,
l4-li Loving Record and FILLMORE
20.i; pagmar uittel, Look Happy, out
and About, 2b-i. Mr.. Jones, 2s-I
Eternal, Nicolaus Silver, 33-I; LOYAL
Tan, Team Spirit, 40-t.
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Rice Cage Coach
Dies of Hepotitis

HOUSTON. Mar. IL (AP).-
Johnni Frankie. so, head bas-
ketball coach at Rice Univer-
sity, died early today in a
Houston hospital.
The cause of death was listed
as hepatitis, q liver ailment,
and viral encephalitis, an in
lection of the brain.
He left q sick bed to direct
the Owls final game against
Texas Ann last Tuesday
thinking he had influenza.
He entered the hospital Fri
day and lapsed into uncon-
sciousness Saturday.
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Tulane Selects
New Cage Coach

NEW ORLEANS. Mar. IL
(AP). - Tulane University
named 3l-year-old Ted Len
hardt as head basketball coach
yesterday to replace Cliff
Wells, who resigned last week.
Lenhardt was an assistant
under Wells last season. A
graduate OF Western Michigan,
Lenhardt served as an assistant
coach at Kentucky under
Adolph' Rupp before coming TO
Tulane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-12

NEW YORK. Mar. IL (AP).-
The Yale Bulldogs meet Prince
ton tonight In the opening
seminal game OF the National
intercollegiate polo tournament
at the Squadron A Armory..
The defending champion,
Cornell, and Virginia will COM
pete In the other semifinal
Thursday. with the two winners
clashing for the national title
Saturday night.
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NcAA EASTERN REGIONAL

NcAA EASTERN REGIONAL
First Round)
NY.U. %, Pittsburgh IS. "s's
w. Va. IL, Connecticut IL. -. ?
81. Jsph. pa 81, Princeton 81 (otf
NCAA MIDEAsT REGIONAL
Nc4A FAR WEST REGioNxIs =,
Arix. Sc, u, 10, Utah s. IS (0O.
Oregon state 10, Seattle 66. -
NAIA At KANSAS CITY II.
Alliance Ra.5 rs, Ysnkton is.DJ ss. Z
N, Mich. 12. Calf. Western g.
Stetsen CFla0 6S, Howard Payne %.
Pan Am. lTex.l IS, Peru (Nebr.l ~
Athens tAla,l 7s, Central Gem. I.
Central state CO., n, Baptist 70.
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Race Results


1st-S2,600; cling: Ayr. & up; 8 fur.
Grand Opera lGFimm) coo $50 $50
Atomic Jet (CuImone) 14.20 1850
Prince Rascal (Kratz) 500
Lone Peak, War Emotion, Fireaflame,
Loft, Fritz's Maid, Great Diplomat,
Spoon Shot, Bumpy Road, Worrigai.
Time. 1:14h.
2d-S3, 900; elmgs mdn. 3-yr.; 8 fur.
Cherry Veneer lCh'rsl eco $50 $40
Bright Marx (Shukl 1.80 II 40
sIadom Ueel $50 $50
Meb's Heritage, Keybar, Beach Patrol
Parma. Diane's Doll. Royal Dorothy
Orris Root. Time, LAS.
DAILY DOUBLE (1O-6l SIG
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Fight Results


BY the Associated Press
p l. LEWISTON Maine S: - . ssser R "a,
Billy Thornton. 1877. Memphis. Tenn.
PARIs-rraneois PAyIlla. i4oN.
France, outpQinted Charley Scott,
1857. philadelphia ll0l. -
,ss sokk6 da XoSs:, S.l,st,d Memo VIZ to
peg. i43M Mexico (lO). -
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AN1MsON.s ANGLE
Clay Quickening
Fons' Interest
By LEWIS r. ArcHIsoN
"Tell him to pet the hem

Tell him to get the hell out of there and to other
gym" the angry voice commanded. "Thats right-ou"
Jocko Miller stopped dead in his tracks. The District Box
ing Commission chairman turned from the elevator and
sought the which the outraged command issued
it. Pete Melo mild coach Of
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BEST BET-ALL BRANDY

aoalt Davis-Mrs. Dorothea 6. Foote entry.
ALL THE BEST Is In spot 20 win another here
bEHEAI 3 due Tor top effort after finishing second
for $500. CONVEXOR Is capable Of upsetting
% pounds Ks pounds XXI pounds xxx10 pounds
apprentice allowance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-12

HINDU BROTHER has raced well q Bowie and
Gets hs vote ~sn mere sp cS 81 SIMON sTocK niskt
take Il all.
v,rru RAcv-Pv,... $4,000, claiming tssOOO), g.
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Joe KeNys Bowie kandicqps
WEDNESDAY RACES TRACK SLOW POST TIME, 1850 PM

FIRST .. .ss IS: geo. ana i %sl:: * S d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-12

q 0eorRe A. StallWood entry
vEsTAL was blocked IN her last when fourth and
might Surprise here al sizable odds. HIDDEN HOPE
the likely after finishing second In ereditabie
effort RAIILERY rates an excellent chance.
FoURTH EAcE-Purss. es'eoe; claiming 'ss'Soo to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-12
a.. S 90 M :sSs F :. S9 s:

ALA BRANDY won the Barbara Fritchie Handicap
and should rally TO beat this field Of MaFyland-breds
alias VII battle % the wire TROJAN SETH is sharp
now and should take money spot.
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T9RHNEA shsps ray ss1 sO "ss n. ' ,ss P SsEs
sipai IIvaI. sIN-iEx Is due for an Improved race.
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7omOnOws
Entries
Gulfstreum

Clear and Fast. Post. 1870 PM.
1st-S2,700; cling; 4 yrs. 4 upi Q
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should repeat here. LADY sPUTNIcK also Won feT
$4,000 and rates excellent chance POWERFUL
PACKAGE win be running late.
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